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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-22
Lafayette News

The Woman's Fellowship of the
Congregational Christian church met
Wednesday in the home Of Mrs. Ere
mont McCague with a covered dish
dinner and Christmas program.
Mrs. David Hefner was hostess on
Thursday evening to the Country
Benefit club with a six o'clock dinner
and gift exchange and Christmas
program. Is members were present.
The Lafayette Community club held
their Christmas dinner Friday eve
ming in the home of Mrs. Blanche
Helser with a gift exchange and pro-
gram.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Baxter of Mar
ion, Ohio, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Westphal were Sunday afternoon
guests Of Mrs. Callie Lyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wallace of
Fostoria, were Saturday guests of the
latter's mother, Mrs. Delmar Watt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hall spent
Saturday in the home of their son, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Hall in Bluffton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Westphal were
Saturday evening dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Lang in Conner.
Mrs. Russell Guy of Harrod, called
Saturday evening in the home of Miss
jessie Violet.
Miss jessie Wollett recently enter
tanned in her home her nieces, Mrs.
Iris Schlerbaum of Fresno, Calf.
Mrs. Esco Huber of Ft. Worth, Tex
as; and Mr.. and Mrs. David Holman
and son Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Snyder and chill
dren of Grand Rapids, o., and Mr..
Rea Salover of Manchester, Mich,
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Driver were
Sunday guests of the latter's father,
Mr.. Lew Roberts and Miss Bessie
Guthrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hall, Jr., en-
tertained at dinner Sunday evening
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Hall and his sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Watt and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wavel Ransbottom
and daughters Doris and Edith and
Mrs. Waneta Kline and daughter
Judy were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Wykoff and fam
lily at Arcadia, o.
Mrs. Oscar May and Mrs. Everett
Cumrine attended the Messiah at the
Methodist church in Ada Sunday af-
ternoon.
Candle Light services will be held
in the Methodist church Saturday
evening at IL o'clock with Liberty
Chapel, West Point and the Congre-
gational Christian church taking part
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kline spent
Saturday afternoon with their cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fisher in Marion
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kline of West
minister, were Sunday guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kline.
Mrs. Hugh Robinson was hostess
Tuesday evening to the Octo Bridg'
club.
Mrs. Mabel Hawk, surgical pa
tient at Memorial hospital, was re
moved to her home here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holland Meyer and
son Larry of Kosciusko, Miss, arrived
Monday to spend the holidays with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ray Alderman and friends and rela-
tives here.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-22

snow; 1897, no snow; 1888, no snow;
1889, trace of snow; 1910, no snow;
1941, no snow; 1912, two inches; 1943
no snow; 1914, seven inches; 1916
two inches; 1916, two inches.
1947, two inches; 1948, no snow;
1949, no snow; 1850, six inches; 1851,
trace of snow, sleet; 1852, trace OF
snow; 1853, no snow; 1854, no snow.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-22
Librdry's Holiday
Hours Announced

The Bluffton-R Richard Public library
will be closed this Friday, Saturday
and Monday for the Christmas sea-
son, but will reopen on an after
noon schedule from noon until p. m.
from December 81 through 81, ac-
cording to an announcement made
this week by Miss Ocie Anderson,
librarian.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-22
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Nettie L. Youngs Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that RicAHrt Mikesell
of Beaverdam {Oho hss been duly appointed
Executor of khe kEstate of NettieAn Young.
deceased. laK ofkAlIsh County. OHM
Creditors are fegaired to file xhek claims
with said fduciAfy within four mo1ths.
Dated this lsthsday of Decsnibsr. t955s@
PAVh j. R0GKEYH
<PrSbate--Judge of said County
Dec. e2. 20, Jan.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07
Mrs. Ethel Virgins
Entertains Friends
On New Years Day

The home Of Mrs. Ethel Virgins
at 63l f. nth St, was the scene
10 a delightful affair on New
Years Day when she was hostess
TO a group OF friends at cock
tail party.
An exquiatively laid serving
table with its Chinese linen and
cutwork cloth and conferred with a
floral arrangement of blue carna-
tons and pink snapdragons struck
an artistic note as guests gather
ed to enjoy dainty and tasty hors
d'oeuvres and cocktails and chat
Enjoying the fete were the
Mcssrs. and Mines Coleridge
hendon, Paul Curry, Robert Me
Master. Charles Rogers, Cecil
Newman. MILFORD Leland, Ashby
Gaskins. Shelton Granger, Lorenzo
Williams, Tela Burt. Ralph Bear
man. Kurt ReiChcrt, and MIR. Carl
Stokes
Others relaxing in an atmos-
pherc of friendship were the Drs
and Mines. Cornelius Mobiley,
Norman Howell, MessTs and
Mines Sam Sigel. Howard Ben
nett. Jonas Schwartz. DR. Mary
Shaw and the Misses Marilyn
Letncs. Margaret Simmons and
Philippa Eggleston
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Mrs. N. n. Jaeksons
Birthdoy Highiishted
By Dinner And Party

Mr. and Mrs VI " Jackson
1915 Smelling Az entertained
New Years day with dinner for
the family and n few close friends
followed by a party In honor Of
Mrs JackEons birthday
4 delicious lunch served buffet
style was hRhhght ~ the AZ
fair Mrs Jackson was the rocip-
lent Of many lovely gifts
The evening was spent rcminiac-
ing with old friends and SOCIALLY
Ing
Present were The NesFrs and
Mines r. = Hstchc,t. Matthew
Tunn"y and children LonnIe Ter
~ W g Thomas and children T.
l. Sims. tho Mines Ella Washing
ton. mother ~ the honorre Carrie
Robinson L"nora Small Thclms
Starks. . n Franklin and Miss
Bculah Fon'en0'e
Mrs " Battles and = Cook
sent Rifts. hut were unable fo at
tend
Mrs Ella Washington spent soy
ersl days during the holidays
with her daughter and husband
Mr. and Mrs Jackson
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Old friends Renew Memories
OF Days Conc BY During
Christmus Holidays

ON Thursday December 30, MTH
Jessie jackson Of 100 Humboldt
Az " had the pleasure ~ enjoy
ing long 10 be remembered day
with childhood girl friend. Mrs
Harriet Harris. now of YounRs-
town, .
Mrs Harris spent the entire day
With Mrs Jackson catching up on
home town news and reminiscinR
IN December ~ Mrs Jackspn
waa hostess ~ other old friends
Mr. Ida Belle C0vingt0u and Mrs
Gertrude wills ~ ~ Paul Tho
three 81 them had been chartered
members ~ the Carnnilon cub.
whirh was organized back IN 1920
tuI h nov non existent
Tho afternoon was spent reliv.
Ing the good Old days, aocializing
and enjoying n real old fashioned
gabfes' which was followed by =
delicious supper
other guests present were Mrs
Clru Macy AMI Mrs Grace Ross
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ANNUAL HOLIDAY PARTY
o. tAiSStx-NOUS-FhipE
HtlD JANUARY z

" was an evening ~ UrfTifnTnl
and fun on sunday January 2
g.trn the LaIss sz-nOus fare
bridge club entertained huahsnfa
~ their annual holiday party
The festive affair wsa held o.
'h, hOu1" ~ Mr. . l. Alexander
gs12 nm ~ = Tho rImpuR
ram Vss decorated In The YfIe
tide mD'If With vsricoI0rsd Hghis
ras'inP s1n giDw. whioh on
ran,"d ~" beauty - the setting
A 'nnpl"t" dinner menu was
-srged and refreshing cocktails
sIsi zrz' ~ the party
Eaoh guest was presented =
Fn Secret pals we're revealed and
hub members exchanged rifis
The evening was spent so@iAllz-
ing
Husbands ~ the msmbsfS Who
rr l0yrf their hospitality wcrs the
Wears " X ncKnlgh' Richard
l. Stokes ~ Oilys 4 Gum ~
q Evans Harry = Brown. y l.
and Clarence 4 Amber
an
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Twin City Social
Club Por+y Held
Al Fred Murphys

The Christmas motif and the
happy spirit Of the Yule season
prevailed at the beautiful and
spacious home OF Mr. and Mrs
Fred J. Murphy, 37ii Fifth Az. S
on New Years night when they
entertained members Of the Twin
City Social Club and a few friends
at a beautifully appointed dinner
party
The dining table with It's center
piece Of yellow and white NUNS
between crystal candelabras hold
ing red lighted tapers added a
festive note
Between the hours Of 6 and :
p m. guests chatted and enjoyed
cocktails In the rumpus room. at
ter which q sumptuous dinner was
served buffet style in the dining
room
The remainder 81 the evening
was enjoyed playing games and
dancing in the r1Impus room
club members are the Messrs
and Mines George Berry Sr Ed
ward Moore. Robert Harris VII
liam Brayb0y. Robert Hayes
Chester Green. all Of 81 Paul
Matthew g Evans. Harry MasVen-
gill Frederick Jones Other guests
included the Mcssrs and Mines
Farl Williams Ben Carruthers
James Rideaux and Carl Wade ST.
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Sleigh Ride Held
New Yeor's Eve

An idea grew into an enchant-
ing evening OF merriment and fun
when u group OF young Minneapo-
litans enjoyed a sleigh ride at
Eaton's Dude Ranch on New
Years night,
Everyone met at the ranch at
tired In dungarecs, ski pants and
warm clothing Tho sleigh ride be-
gan at 10 y, IN, and lasted for ono
hour after which the party return
Cd TO the ranch house, where they
gathered around the huge fireplace
and roasted weiners and marsh-
mallowa. Dancing added gaiety to
the evening OF fun.
The committee planning the
affair was composed az Tom Per-
due, Melvin Bates and Hobart
Mitchell Jr Tho party was u
huge success and everyone en-.
joyed II 10 much that another has
been planned for future date.
Those participating were Mr.,
and Mrs, Louis Duckett, Bill
Fraction. Bert Wade and Shirley
Wade, Hobart and Ann Mitchell,
Huntley and Evic surratt. Maurice
and Theresa Britt, Ronnie and
Matte wcstberry, Maxwell John
son. Robert Bunky johnson. Dan
ny and Hazel Swain. Ronald and
Ida Judy, Richard Johns, Earl and
Jackie Bowman. Glenn and Mats
Pullena.
Also Paul and Rosie Written.
Darlene Written Harriet Bowman.
Carl and Cclcsta Fraction. Art
Frasier, Marlcne Allen. Helen Har-
rin, Gwen Morrow, Martlyn Smith.
Doris Eacuc, Bentley Jaco. Ear.
line Kyle, william and Mrs Har-
ria Oscar and Audrey Jones.
Maurice and Mary 10, Howell,
Jeane Herran Tom and Mary
Johnson
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HuzsI Underwood Returns
from Trip To South
And Buhumu islands

Mrs. Hazel c. Underwood, 1890
Portland Az. returned home
Thursday, December 30, from an
enjoyable vacation that included
trip to Savannah, Ga, and other
points South, and to he Bahamas
Mrs Underwood accompanied
Mrs. John S Wright and was the
house guest In Savannah Of Mrs
Wnghts daughter and husband,
Or and Mrs J. Wilmette Wilson
The visitors spent one week IN
Jackson, Miss. guests Of DIR. vii
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W
Wilson They also visited in Mont.
gomery, Ala, guests Of Or VIII
sons cousin, Mrs. Annye Brayboy
They visited Alabama state Col.
lcgc and Tuskecge Institute. while
In Alabama.
a highlight OF their vacation
was n visit Ia Nassau the Ba-
hsmas. where they spent one week
sight seeing and enjoying many Of
the historical points Of interest.
They were the guests of DIR. and
Mrs. G. W Encas, friends Of Or
and Mrs Wilson Or Eneas IN
native Bahamian
Mrs. Underwood spent the
Christmas holidays in Battle
Creek. Mich. visiting her sister
and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs
w " Thompson and other rcla-
tives
The Thompsons were hosts NJ
family dinner on Christmas day
and n real old fashioned family re-
union was enjoyed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07

returned home New Years eve
from Washington, d. c. Mr.. Gates
attended the Kappa Alpha Psi
conclave. He spent one day en-
route home in Chicago visiting
friends and relatives.
Dinner Hosts: Mr.. and Mrs.
Warnell Rhodes. 1924 Fifth Av.
S, were hosts on New Years day
at a prettily appointed dinner
party, Enjoying the delicious re-
past were the Messrs. and Mines.
William Reddick, Theodore Jones,
Walter Smith, Charles w. Glenn,
Harry Msssengill, o, l.. Alexander
and Jack Howard. After dinner
guests relaxed and enjoyed wat
ching television.
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Inc Norman. iAvsrns Noble, pr, and
Mrs, Lowe
Also the Msssrs, and Mmea James
-. Mann, Richard Mann. Kills Man
ning, James Martin. stephen MAN
We'll Albert Mcfarland, Walter
Mcfarland, woodford Mills. Robert
h Mitchell. Louis Moore. Jr,, Albert
Moorchead. Elmer Morris ST.. Char
lee NeGhes. Arthur 4, Mcwatt Jr,
Tony MaIinso, Robert Murray, VIII
liam Modem, Harvey Moss, Harry
Massengill, Robert Mallory, Mel
yin Madison. kenneth Mason, John
Nellie, Albert Mcclure. William
Mc1uorry,
Aud the Messrs. Jack Mills. byron
Minor, Donald Mcclure. Chester o.
den. Thomas PeTdue. Joseph Ray,
Miss Estello Lnekio, the Mesnrs, and
Mines Andrew Neal, Cecil New man,
I'D Nichols, Calvin Norris, Oscar
Newman, Commodore odsn. Earl T.
nnane, hasil fsaks. 4 A. Piper
ruilens. Raymond Phillips, Fat Pat
ton,
Also he Messrs. and Mines g, "
Reed Jr, Manloy Rhodes Ir,, Arthur
Rhodes. William Ridley, Jerry Rob.
ins, lamar Rohptts, l. n lNeES,
WaTnen Rhodes, N. Ray RuCker, y
Ratiiffe, clifford Rucksr. the MmcH
siSer. Chicago, III, Jessie shepard,
Naomi Thomas, Gwen Twisgs., Mr..
Russoll Rnstad Miss Mary Turner
pr. aud Mira James Robinson
Aud the MeSHrs, aud Mines. Edwin
s si,, , nSesr. s snns ol l,%nls
shannon Jr, Fred slemmons, Ma
thaniel smith, Earl smith, Leon
smith. Lloyd smith. John SpriHEs.
l.. stewart Hyland A, stokes, Ken
Meth stokes, Miss Helen Rmith,
Also Mrssrs and Mines Richard
Session, Jonas q, Schwarts, Richard
i stokes D., Walter smith, Mite" .,
mons, Eugene shepherd, spencer
Shivers, H. swain. Donald Schofield.
John 7. Smith, James Taylor, James
Thomas, Henry Thomas Major and
Mrs ~ /. smith.
The Measra and Mines Cornelius
Tucker, Paul ThomaSon, Thomas
TaIleS. Marion TRl lnr Hector Vac
iiams Paul /. wood, James Ward .
law, William Whiteside, Howard
Williams. DcnEil Williams, Ronald
Westhcrry. Harold wrishI Carl
wade ~. william Walker, nufuH
MehsteT ,ltert Wade. rheIdors
wright prs. and MINES Eugenc
WaikuT Lawrence wright the
MINES Hattie walker, Ethel Wis
pins, the Misses Darlene Whltton.
Gloria Williams. NesHTE Kermit
wheeler and byron NnunE.
Mrs Cornelius Mohilcy Was the
81 Paul chairman aud Nj Harold
& Combs wac Minneapolis chair
man ~ arrangements.
offiCcrs - the club are Nj rich IT,
ard |. stokes Sr, president, NJ
Wendell e. lunCs, secretary aud
Mrs clarence Roper, treasurer
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS

Dinner Hosts; The beautiful
newly purchased home OF Mr., and
Mrs Dan McAdams. 1887 Oakland
Az was the scene OF the annual
New Years Day dinner party
given by the McAdams, Those
sharing in the gala affair were
MIR, and Mrs, George Gaillard OF
ST Paul, week end holiday guests
of the hosts: Mr and Mrs. John
ovrrton 10 st Paul. Mrs, Leila
Copeland, Mr.. and Mrs Harold
Wright. the Misses Rsyma Estes.
Mary Nella Quarrlcs and Mr.,
Clarence Smith,
Holidays With Family Mrs,
Session Of Detroit, Mitch, arrived
Christmas eve and spent the holt
days with her parents, MT and
Mrs Robert Marshall Sr,, and
daughter OF $500 Fourth Az \,
and other relatives and friends,
Mrs Session returned TO her home
on Monday, January :,
Family Nisitorxi Mrs stella Al
len and son Michael OF Fairfield.
la, spent Christmas week In the
city visiting Mrs. Aliens dauHh-
tiers, the Misses Audrey Ciayvon
and Shirley Allen Of sii Emerson
Az N, In honor OF their house
guests, the Misses Ciayvon and
Allen were co-hostcSses NJ New
Years dinner, Those present were
Mrs Melody Rifles. MeAsra Eddie
jefferson Walter Rifles, Jean For
ney and Louis Bugs On Sunday.
Mrs Allen attended worship ser
vice AT bethesda Baptist church
aS the guest ~ Mrs Melody Rlloa
Birthday Greetings Greetings
10 little Miss Cynthia Ann Rifles,
daughter ~ MIR and Mrs Walter
Rifles uf pta Aldrich Az. N. who
viii celebrate her seventh birth.
day, January Sth
Entcr,aini Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Wynn Jr, hl0 Irving Az N, we're
hosts Ia few friends at an In
formal get together on New Years
night A delicious lunch, soCializ-
ing and watching Tv added merri.
ment Ia the evening IT fun GucHtS
were the MesHra and Mines. clyde
ScrnRRins, Charles Brown. George
Nesbitt, Jr, Philip True and Don
aid Battles.
Returns Home Little Miss
Daryl Renee Cooley of Cleveland
o, returned to her home on Sun.
day, January z, after spending
two weeks In the city, guest 81 her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Wi.
son Bailey Of 37?i Fourth Az X,
and hunts Mrs Laura Banks and
Mrs Rober, Wynn
Anniversary GreetinEat Con.
gratulationa Ia MI and Mrs w
Alonzo Leo Of 202l bloomington
Az, who will celebrate their 18th
anniversary ON Saturday
January Sth
Anniversary Grr~tinRai Greet.
inga io MI and Mrs Wilson Hail.
ey ~ a72t Fourth Az \ who viii
their third wedding al.
nivefHary an January 18Th
New Additions We are happy
Ia welcome two new mail sub.
scIibcrH 10 our papers family
Mrs Fay Harrison. 202J Riverside
Az, Minneapolis, and n gin sub
sctiption from MIR James Tuna0n
~ 400 Aldrich Az ~. 10 Miss III
nora BynrS. 1888 W Montgomery
Ave Philadelphia, Pa MlaH Byars
VIII be able 10 keep IN touch with
her Minneapolis friends
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Edith Sizer Is
Royalty Ente rtained

Concluding ten day visit with
family and friends, Mrs. Edith
Sizer OF Chicago, who spent the
holidays in the city. guest OF her
sister and brother-in-law, MIR.
and Mrs, Sidney Salter OF 1913 w,
Central. left by motor for her
home on Saturday. January LIST.
Mrs, Sizer arrived Christmas
eve and ON Christmas Day, DIR,
and Mrs, Norman Howell. daugh-
ter and son-in-law. entertained
with family dinner at their home.
97l 81. Anthony Az.
II was one mad whirl of dinners,
parties and uncheons for Mrs,
Sizer during her entire stay, She
attended the Cameo, the Credja.
fawn and the Forty Club dances
with cocktail parties and after
parties for each dance.
Monday, December %, she was
the guest of Mrs. William Godette:
Tuesday she was the luncheon
guest Of Mrs. Boyd Crawford,
and a guest at brunch OF Mrs,
Palmer Jackson on Wednesday
She was the luncheon guest OF
Mrs. Donald Smith on Friday and
New Years Eve, the Salters were
hosts at an evening party In hon
or of their houseguest.
Other courtesies were extended
by the Mines. Maurice Crouch. NJ,
X. Mcknight and Cornelius Mobil-
ey.
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Birthday Club: Mrs. Warnell
Rhodes. 1924 Fifth Av, will be
hostess to the Birthday club on
Saturday, January 8.
Home On Leave: Private Roy L.
Cobb. stationed at Fl. Leonard
Wood. Mo. spent the New Years
weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Don LaFaucette, 5S4
Girard Av. N.
U-Meet-Us Club: The INJECT
Us club will meet at p m. Thurs
day. January Is at Phyllis Wheat
ley House.
Back Home: Mrs. Lillian Penn,
1913 25th Av. s., returned home
Monday. January 3, from Berke-
ley, Calf. where she spent the
Christmas holidays with her bro
Their and wife, Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph
Paige and sister Miss Margaret
Paige. Many social courtesies
were extended Mrs. Penn during
her visit. She was the guest OF
honor Of her brother and sister-in-
law at a buffet slipper She was
also dinner guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Banks; supper guest Of
DR.. and Mrs. Herman Lewis OF
Oakland. Calf. Mr.. and Mrs Cur
tbs Merida gave her an orchid
corsage and a cousin John DECKER
son and wife gave her a parting
gift.
Chicago Visitors: Mr. and Mrs
Charles Butler of Chicago, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Will
son Bailey, 1924 Fourth Av s.
and Mrs. Della Payne Of 1888
Fourth Av s. over the Christmas
weekend. In honor OF their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs Bailey were hosts
at a dinner party on December 20
Guests in addition to the honorees
inclued the Messrs and Mines
Thomas Jenkins Turner Nelson
and +. NJ. Lewis
Change OF Address: Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Hall and daughter,
formerly of 900 Carroll Av. ST.
Paul are now residing in their
newly purchased Tilsen-Bilt home
at 1924 Fifth Av S.
Visiting In Indiana: Mrs Pal
mer s. jackson. 37Os Fourth Az.
s.. left the city Thursday, Jan
uary 8. for Chicago. and Terre
Haute. Ind She will be the guest
of Mrs. Edith Sizer in Chicago
and will visit relatives and friends
in Terre Haute. Mrs. Jackson
plans TO be away for one week
Underwent Surgery: Rev. C w
Mcconnell. 5l2 Colfax Az. N. who
has been a patient In the Veter-
ans hospital since November 20,
underwent surgery on Friday. De-
cember 81 He is reported slowly
improving A daughter, Mrs G.
w. Slaughter OF Oakland Calf.
arrived December % TO b. with
her parents during her fathers
illness and disqualification Her
stay in indefinite
Father Was Guest: Rev Thco-
dore Hendon Of Chicago. spent the
New Years week end with his son
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs Coleridgc
Hendon Of 1914 Portland Az
Attended Frat ConcIaVe: Mr.
Donald Gates. 3giT Second Az s
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OPBELIA RICE WCTT
NETS MONDAY. Jan ~

Tho Ophcha Rio" WCTT will
hold its FIRST meeting ~ the year
with Mrs Mamie rp'eRr0ve aEig
Fourth Az & Monday evening
January - At : 20 m Member
and friends are invited
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SDEBS and Dates
Ky SltIRI.EE

HI there pebs and Dates, well
here l arm again, with some OF the
latest happens and mishappens in
tho 'slwins." and. there certainly
have been lot OF happenings.
The Coulcs-kas Christmas party
was real crazy, They had all kinds
OF sandwiches and punch; and, as
usual. when the boys see food,
they 20 'wildr Bobbie Hayes took
u few pictures OF some Of the teens
at the party. Everyone seemed to
be having a good time
Last Tuesday night at Halle q,
Brown, the Hallie Intermediates
beat the wheatley Trotters by n
mere margin of 3 points, at a
score Of 10 TO IS, There was n
dance after the game In the audi.
forum,
Saturday the Alumni Boxing
club Is sponsoring dance for the
pchs and Dates OF the Twins" at
Whcatley.
Jerry Bantam had a party
Christmas night. and the punch
was delicious. everyone was In u
good mood. and. therefore, every
one should have had a good time
Oscar FraEicr's Combo played at
the New Years dance at Halle
Thursday. for tho members of
Halle and Wheatley The Queens
new singing group Of ~, Paul
Dates entertained the crowd dur
ing intermission, They are as fol.
lows Edward tEddiel Ballard
John Dorsey. Mabe Frostcr, Nj,
roy Haraway sylvester tpcachirl
Reasby. James Nudgy) Thurnton,
and Martin Williams Roger An
dcrson and Wally (pool,y) Petit.
ford sang n few songs, which drew
few laughs from the crowd II
was mn evening Of for for all
PERSONALITY lie Ia . feet
10 inches tail and weighs no
pounds. He In freshman nj AuEs-
burg College, and he graduated In
June from Vocational High
School stan GetE tops his list Of
Jazz artists aA far as music IL
concerned, ana na for food. well
he has no favorite. Aa he eats only
TO exist Outside ~ "Hpcctating"
football heads the top Of his list
In sports, lie In quite n fabulous
young man 81 Is, with big broad
shoulders and an outstanding per
sonality, lie II president ~ the
Marqueca club of dates In Min.
n"apoliH. by now II you haven't
guessed who this Intriguing date
IN. don't know what's wrong with
you, because anyone could figure
out II IL none other than cool cool
Richard Greene, After gradual
ing from college. Richard plans Ia
go into business administration
and, Richard. being u capable and
levcl-heahod young date. should
he an outstanding success IN this
field
n IN very surprising. but there
weren't too many happenings over
New Years Eve Barbara Allen
had - party, and the Kappa Taus
had n party in Wanda Robinaon's
basement Both were fun for the
people who participated IN them
Well my cool friends whose
eyes roam over this column
every week. III be diggin you
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