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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-25
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S. EVANS sToCkYARp. INC.

Terra Alta, w. Va.
Market report for August 10.
Calves Good to choice, 210O to
$3.50; common to medium, 1915 to
2300.
Steers; 14.4O to 2O.9O; stock steers,
1880 to 2l25.
Heifers: 1880 to 1880; stock
heifers, 1875 to 1925.
Cows. 700 to 1865.
Bulls: $50 to 1880; stock bulls,
900 to 1850.
Hogs 1925 to 18.45.
Sows. 1900 to 1878.
Pigs: 800 to 1400 head.
Lambs. Blue, 22.5O; red, 20.30;
med. Q. and W. lambs, 1895; med
lambs, 1910.
Horses: 440 to 460.
Brothers: 2700 to 1900.
Hens: 500 to 1900.
Eggs: SOC to sac doz
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-25

welfare payments for July amount
ed to S1,639, 7O3, which compares
with $1,572,574 a year ago and ST.
659.815 the previous month.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-25
Lutheran Activity

Lutheran Activity
Sunday School at 10 a m and
Worship service at 8 p. m, for
Sunday, August %, at Grace
Lutheran church
Members of Grace Lutheran
Sunday School enjoyed a picnic
dinner on Sunday, August p at
Golfers Grove Cove
Mrs. Ward Livengood will enter
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-25

Eastern Shore tomato growers
suffered a 50 percent loss from
Hurricane Connie.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
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Points for Porents ., EspA rAo"s. w.''se'

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-01

Donald Randall. 20. 4e1 carroh
Av,, was arrested on Monday,
June ~. after swinging at a police
officer who stopped him at Kent
and Carroll for a drivers license
check.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-01

bride and MIR, and Mrs, W. vii
hams, parents Of the groom. Mrs
Granger chose Tor her nlece's wed
ding white nylon net dress with
fitted bodice and inserts OF appli.
que on the skirt. She wore white
summer Jewelry and a corsage of
pink roses and white carnations
Mrs Williams, mother of the
groom, wore a ballerina length
gown Of orchid peau dc sole. or
child accessories and a purple or
child CorsaRr.
Hostesses assisting at the re-
ception were the Mines, James H.
Wade, T. c. Bradley, Leonard lie.
verctte and Richard McCartcr,
Mr. and Mrs Ray received an
array Of beautiful and useful gifts
During the week proceeding the
wedding tho bride was entertained
at lingerie shower hosted by
Miss Anna Mae Allen ON We'd
nesday evening. June ~, Thursday
morning. Mrs, Granger was hos
tess at 10 o'clock breakfast hon
oring the bride and her attend
ants and on Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Williams were
hosts at IA buffet supper honor,
ing the bridal party and relatives
Following the reception the
newiyweds entertained the bridal
party. families and friends nj al
after party in the recreation
room Of Dining Car Waters I'm.
ion No. $40. b2b Rondo Az. 81
Paul
Mr.. and Mrs Ray are AT home
for the present at 720 Fremont
Az. N, Minneapolis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-01
Boby shower Held
In Honor OF MRS.
coustuwea Mitchell

Mrs. Janet Briggs and Mrs
Jackie Stewart were co-hostesseS
at a baby shower in homer Of Mrs
Constance Mitchell At tho home OF
Mrs. Stewart iii Girard Az, ~
on June IN,
Mrs. Mitchell was unaware that
anything unusual would happen
10 her when she was invited Ca
Mrs. Stewards home and Il was u
complete surprise when she Oh
tered 10 find group Of friends
assembled 10 greet her with n
chorus OF surprise" She then
realized that she was the victim"
of a surprise party.
Mrs. Mitchell entered into the
spirit OF festivities and an on.
toyablc evening was had by all,
A lunch was served
The honoree was tho recipient
Of many beautiful gifts,
Guests present were the Mines
Mable Hansen, Margaret Fuller,
Jane Ycager. Beatrice Odell,
Irene Lando. Ethelyne Walker,
Jackie Stewart and Janet Briggs.
Mrs. Aggie Thomas sent a gift.
but was unable Ia attend.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-01
Social and Personal
= haiHSEAPoLis

Morocco Club Held Meeting: The Morocco club held its
Thompson 425 Seth ST. Games followed by delicious lunch
enjoyed The next meeting which will be business will be
held July at the home of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Canton 3s
Western
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-01
BARBARA JEAN BENFORD MARRlES
JOSEPH RAY IN CHURCH CEREMONY
By JESSIE SHEPARD

Against setting of cbotum ferns baskets of roses
nations and snapdragons in St Peter Caver Catholic church
nupa pledged by Miss Barbara Jean Benord
Joseph Ray clock Saturday evening June % The Rev
FIR John With ofcacd at the double ring ceremony aud nup
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-01

and Mrs, Roger II. Benton Of SS7
f. 3Sth st. will leave the city on
Friday evening. July /, for In.
dianapols, Ind, where she will
spend the July Fourth weekend.
She will be the hause guest there
Of Miss Villa williams. Miss Ben.
ton will return to her home on
Tuesday, July s.
Dinner Hosts: Mr.. and Mrs.
William L. Scott, 3445 Third Av.
s., were hosts at dinner Friday.
June "a in honor of Eddie Alley Of
San Francisco, Calf. II was Mr..
Alleys first visit to his birthplace
since his parents moved away
when he was a small child. On
Saturday he was guest of the
Scots on a sightseeing tour OF
the Twin Cities. Mr.. Alley was the
guest Of his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Hawkins of 1852 Fifth
Av. S.
Motor To Dies MoInes: Mrs. AL
lie Wilson, accompanied by her
niece, Mrs. Thomas Brown and
children, Debbie and Steven, all OF
3749 Fourth Av. S. and her
mother, Mrs. Watsie ThompItins
Of Des Moines, left Thursday
morning by motor for Des Moines.
She took her mother home after
spending five week visiting her
daughters, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs.
Dan McAdams and other relatives
, in the city.
Kansas Visitors: Arriving FRI
day, July /, from Topeka, Kans,
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Bradshaw, who will vacation in
the city as guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
Dan McAdams of 1887 Portland
Av. Mrs. Bradshaw, a teacher in
the Topeka school system, is an
old school chum of Mr.. McAdams.
Mr.. Bradshaw Is employed with
the highway patrol department in
Topeka.
Birthday Celebrated: A family
reunion OF three sisters and their
families was held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan LaFaucette,
1886 Clinton Av. on Sunday. June
20, to celebrate the birthday of
Mrs. g.afaucette. Partaking OF
the dinner and enjoying reminisc-
ing and socializing were Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo Woodland. sister and
brother-in-law Mrs. Lola Gattling
sister, her son Laverne Richard
son and his two daughters, Lolita
and baby Laverne, Miss Archila
Perfect, Leon and Melvin Lewis,
Billy Webster and Ray Terrence.
Mrs. La Faucctte received many
| lovely gifts.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-01
kiumm's Continues
To Move Up Beer
Sales Nationally

The Thee, Hamm Brewing Co,
OF 81, Paul moved into tho Big
Ten OF u, :. brewers in 1884. pro.
ducinE 100000 barrels OF the
foaming stuff,
Hamms Beer IN 1894 ranked sth
in production. moving up from the
nth place Il held In 1888,
According 10 the Research Co,
OF America. the big ten producers
In 1854 were:
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-01

While Mrs. James (MaNinel
Campbell. 1888 Portland Av,. Min
neapoiis. was filling u dinner en-.
gagemcnt with her husband at a
downtown cafe ON Tuesday eve.
ming. June II, u group OF friends
invited by Mr. Campbell ASSEMBLE
ed at their home to celebrate her
birthday with q surprise party.
On returning home, as Mrs,
Campbell entered tho door, she
was greeted by u group OF friends
singtn. Happy Birthday TO You"
II was then that she realized what
Il was all about
The evening was spent socialiE-
ing followed by light refresh
ments,
Mrs, Campbell received many
lovely gifts,
Those who helped to make her
birthday happy occasion were
the Messrs, and Mines, William
Thompson. Robert Wynn Jr.,
Maurice Haynes, Richard Scott,
Robert Covtngton, Miss Joyce
Clayton and the Messrs Joseph
panforth and Reginald Allen.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-01

Hosts At Dinner: Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Miller of 3644 Fourth Av.
s., were hosts at dinner Sunday,
June 10, In honor of Mrs. Odessa
K Mash of Spokane. Wash, who
Is visiting her sister and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Marshall, Sr..
of $3.50 Fourth Av. 8. Cocktails
were served proceeding dinner.
Mrs. Mash. a former resident of
the city, entertained the group
during dinner. with many inter-
esting facts and history of her
city, which held the guests spell
bound. Others present were Mrs.
Robert Marshall Sr. and grand
daughter. Mrs. Martha Clayburn
and Miss Ryllar Clayburn and
Miss Cora +. Jackson.
Socialites Entertain With Pic
mic: The Socialites club enter
tanned its members and their fam
lilies at a picnic at Taylors Falls,
MINI. on Sunday. June Is. A
chartered bus was used for trans
uortation and games for the chill
dren, with prizes, baseball and
other sports combined to make
the day memorable event that
will long be remembered by both
young and old.
To Visit In Indiana: Miss
frankie Benton, daughter Of Mr..
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-01

escaped from that country as
Hitlers hordes took II over.
lie and Mrs, Sonnenscheln made
their way TO the United States
and they are proud OF their a.
doptcd land
Both have been extremely In
tcrcsted in human relations prob.
lens and movements since their
residence In Minnesota.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-01

Mr., and Mrs. Joseph (Olga)
Sonnenschein OF 1874 East 18th St,
Minneapolis are celebrating their
S0th wedding anniversary July s,
The couple will spend their an
niversary and vacation at the
Edgewater Beach Hotel at De-
troit Lakes, Minnesota.
Mr. Sonnenschcin, former
Vienna, Austria, bank manager.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-01
Miss Mary Sorrell
WEEDS Leon Johniean
In Home Ceremon,

Miss Mary Sorren. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sorrell, 1897
Girard Av. N, became the bride
Of Leon c. Johnigan, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Johnigan. 2Slo
Clinton Av,. at p, m. Friday.
June IT. at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Ercel Chadwick. 1887 I4th
Av. S. Rev, John Young perform
ed the ceremony In the presence
OF members of the two immediate
families.
The bride wore a gown OF ice
blue net fashioned with fitted
bodice. round neckline and full
length skirt OF net. A blue net
stole. shell hat OF net with nose
veil, pearl necklace and earrings.
gift of the groom and a corsage
of pink tea roses completed her
ensemble.
Miss Josephine Sorrell was her
sisters maid OF honor and only
attendant. Her dress OF peach net
had fitted bodice studded in
front with rhinestones and full
gathered skirt floor length. She
wore a she'll hat of matching net,
and pearl earrings, gift OF the
bride.
Mr. Eddie Carmichael attended
Mr.. Johnigan as best man, The
men wore summer attire. white
coats and dark blue trousers. and
blue carnation boutonnieres.
Mrs. Sorrell chose for her dau-
ghter's wedding blue street
length frock with white accessor-
les and Mrs. Johnigan, mother of
the groom, wore a blue and white
print dress with white accessories.
Both mothers wore corsages OF
red roses and white carnations.
Following the wedding re-
ception was held for so guests,
The brides table. spread with
white lace cloth. was centered
with centerpicce Of pink peonies
and fern and at one end was a
two TERED wedding cake with the
bride and groom ornament at the
top and at the other end a crystal
punch bowl.
Hostesses assisting at the re
ception were the Mines, Margaret
Scott, who registered the guests,
Ann Washington who was in
charge of gifts jeanette Miller
and Wilma Randell. sisters of the
groom were in charge OF refresh
ments. Mrs. Miller wore an orchid
dress ballerina length with white
accessories and corsage OF pink
roses and white carnations. Mrs,
RandelI wore pink formal, floor
length, pearl iewelry and cor
sage OF pink roses and white car
nations.
The ncwlyweds received many
beautiful and useful gifts,
Among the prc-nuptiai parties
given was a bridal shower at
2s1O Clinton Av with Mines.
jeanette Miller and Wilma Ran
dell as cO-hostesses. The delightful
affair was held on June 10 Games
we're played and prizes given To
the winners. after which refresh
mentse were served. Guests were
the Mines Adren Ratliff. Anna
Washington. Alyne Rhodes, the
Misses Josephine sorrell, Viola
SorreIl and Barbara Walls. Mrs.
Jewel Burke sent a gift. The hon
Gree received many gifts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnigan are at
home for the present at PITT elm
ton Az.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-01

Sad Mission Mr. and Mrs
HuntIey surratt and sons Of 3pA2
Third Av. r.. returned home by
motor Monday June ~, from
Toledo. o. where they had been
called due 10 the death Of Mr..
surratts brother-ln-law, Charles
Blanch. who died June ~ Funer.
al Services were held in Toledo on
Juno "a Enroute home they stop
ped In Cleveland and were accom-
panied on the return trip by Ran
dra and pamale johnson. niecsa,
who will spend tho summer with
their grandparents, Mr., and Mrs
n. l.. EHcue, Of 1870 Firth Az n,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-01

New Address, Vernon Pittman
and Robert Frazier have moved
into their newly purchased eight
room home at Ga Marshall Az,
They also own a lovely cottage,
ver-Bob at Lake Adncy. Crosby,
MINI.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-01

Fr. John With officiatcd at tn,
tial mass.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
Olden l.. Benford, 100 Fremont
Az, N. The groom is the son OF
Mr., and Mrs, w. Williams, S62
IHlehart Az. st. Paul.
A program OF appropriate we'd
ding music was presented by Mrs.
D'Jalma GARNER.
Escorted by her father, who
gave her In marriage, the bride
was radiant in a white tuilc and
lace over satin bridal gown fash.
toned with nodded fitted bodice of
lace and tulle. buttoned TO the
waist with self covered buttons In
the back, featuring long tight tit
ting sleeves OF lace ending In
points over the wrists and n round
neckline etched I'm rhinestones.
Her full floor length skirt was OF
tulle with sprays of appliqued
lace and a scallopcd band of lace
across the hcmlinc.
Her shoulder length veil OF H.
fusion Cascadcd from tiara Of
tulle beaded with rhincstones. Her
only ornament was white ear
rings. She carried bridal bou-
quet OF white roses and stephan
otis ccntered with yellow throat
ed white orchid.
The wedding party included
Miss Della Wilkerson. maid OF
honor. wearing AN ice blue ny
Ion net and lace gown. Strapless
bodice with lace bolero and had n
full bouffant skirt OF net with
pointed bands OF lace, ballcrina
length. A matching bandeau of
net. lace mitts and n pearl neck
lace, gift of the bride, completed
her ensemble She carried a nose
gay OF yellow and white roses
Bridesmaids were the Misses
Kathleen Aron, Joyce Anderson
Linda Logan and Mildred Davis
They wore Identical dresses Of ic"
blue nylon net and lace fashioned
similar 10 that Of the maid Of
honor. Their straplesa gowns with
matching lace boleros were baller-
ina length. Matching tulle ban
deauS, lace mitts. pearl necklaces
gift OF the bride complimentcd
their gowns.
They carried nosegays Of yellow
and pink roses tied with pink
satin ribbon.
Flower girls were Terry Allen.
cousin Of the bride. and Paula and
Jean Carey. niecea Of the groom
They wore short dresses II whit"
embroidered organdy, white nylon
gloves. white head pieces and
carried cane baskets filled with
pink rose petals. which they
scattered. Kenneth Wallace Jr.
nephew Of the groom. was hing
bearer, He wore summer formal
attire. white Jacket, black trotIS.
ers, and a red carnau0n lapel
boutonniere
Walter MoFarland Jr., attended
the groom an best man and ushsrs
were Bruce Williams, Hsrschei
Garrett. Eugene White and Paul
Ray. brother Of the groom. The
men wore summer attire, white
jackets, black trousers and red
carpstiOn lapel boutonnierea.
A reception was held following
the ceremony al the home u the
brides aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Granger, 1924 Fourth
Az, s.. Minneapolis, The brides
table was covered with an sCru
lace handmade cloth, aver pink
famssk and orntsref with four
TERED cake between crystal can
diestickA with white lighted tap
eTs The cake was topped with the
bride and groom ornament center
81 between white wedding belle
Receiving with the bridal party
were Mrs Granger. aunt ~ the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-01

lvtlssN you've caught your limit al The LAKE
b.. that's when it's smart 10 have frsezar
IN your homs. Fres4s 'sm whsn tl,sy'rs frsah
81. and thsy1l taste fresh weeks latsF-svsn
months later. So delicious no convSnisns
tst and % Ovtftvi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-01

Or buy IN quantity whsn psiOss ase bwust
st food stores Stsaks. roasss. bsrriss 81; %
many foods kssp thsir ffeah favor wissn
frossn. Fewer trips 10 store or locker plant.
yet you live like kings. Why MOE talk d ovw
with your wifs hight now7 ,aN~
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-08
a Special Day for Children Calls for Pictures

Particularly with children. good
pictures are caught by people who
are ready with their cameras
whenever something good hap
pens. You never know just when
your youngster is going to do
something eTtrd-Cute - so why
not keep your camera loaded all
the time and keep it where you
can grab it on the rum
You've heard US often talk about
shooting in sequences" And this
is especially important when
you're taking snapshots OF chill
dren. Every picture is part Of
long blography-the child's grow
ing-up story. Some chapters can
not be told in single picture,
but require series Of three or
four or a dozen shots to record
the action or evel stel. by step.
A child's typical day from break
fast to bedtime, a trip to the zoo,
birthday party, preparations for
the first day of school or the first
stay at camp, happy welcome to
a brand-new pet, learning to skate
all these are worthy OF picture
stories in the family album.
John Van Guilder
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-08

In many states of the Union,
calendars mark June IL as Chill
dren's Day - which reminded us
that today might be q good time
to think about how you can take
better snapshots of your favorite
youngsters.
First of all, the logical people
to take pictures Of youngsters are
their parents - tina means both
Mother and Dad-the two people
who have the deepest interest and
the best opportunities, And those
opportunities are with you every
hour Of every day-from the first
pram to the first prom! BY keep
ing your camera ready, you will
be able to catch the imposed, I'M
planned things when they happen.
It's smart, too, to plan on get
ting certain pictures. Many par
ents pick one day of the week or
month on which they regularly
take at least few pictures. Two
weeks is usually just about the
right interval between snapshot
sessions for babies up to six
months. After that, once a month
perhaps the first Saturday OF
each months often enough for
a planned picture Day"
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-08
Marriage
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Y F'N ~ NN' pe''S 90 h'l
Given IN marriage by her father the briM wore long
oaa gown OF caniy lace over white satin a\eI af tIe
ana carried bouquet of white orchids ond Mephanotfy
i hoIse brewster matron OF honor gown, of pink
lace with wide hat match and carried . bo,}f,at o
"ne carnations Misses Lou Allen Ruth ana Ruby Carter
sisters OF the bride, and Miss Matte Mae Cameron sAra
DIS bridesmaids lhey wore white eyelet nylon over pastel
eoors and carried bouquets of white carnations The mother
o the bride wore dress of blue linen and lace with navy
accessories, and d eorSase Of white carnations
herman Jones' twin brother Of the groom served as best
man lhee other brothers OF the groom and Arts Brewster
and Warren Strickland, served as ushers
Following the wedding reception was held at the home
Oh Mrs Euna Williams, 1916 Wilson street The bridal cou-
pie lett after the reception for honeymoon in Washngtor
d. c. after which they will be home in Warren where Mr.
Jones employed science teacher in the Bradley county
framing school Mrs Jones will FL Dorado in Sep.
TENDER to resume her work teacher in the junior depart
ment of Washington hi school are graduates of AM&N
college Pine Bluff
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-08
Junior Advisory Council Notes:

JAGS first Hayude and Swimming party of the season
held Friday evening the Dunbar recreation center then
Gillian park and returning to the JAG the Junior
Advisory council of Dunbar center which sets the for
teenage activities the
The Hayrde party unique in that teenagers enjoyed
swimming and skating Gillian park and dancinng the
center About fifty young people participated
Jackie Norehead is JACs president Mrs Wilma Byrd
senior advisor Serving chaperQns Mrs G. c. Ed
wards Mrs. f, L. Mays and Samuel Glover.
The Cheermakers club engaging in arts and crafts
during the girls enjoyed spat-
painting Girls II H. invited participate.
The club every Monday Wednesday Il Miss
Georgia Willis is sponsor and instructor.
The Flying Eagles club holds first place in attendance at
The boys TO- IL engage sports
quiet games every Monday Friday beginning D.
Samuel Glover advisor instructor teaching boys
ball and boxing Other boys invited Join.
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-08
Hope

Miss Estell Mitchell daughter
of W B. Mitchell and the late
Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell of Meni-
fee, was married to George e.
Spearman, son of Mrs Edna Tyus
Spearman of Hope, June Is. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
c. l., Tyus, grandfather of the
groom, The couple left immed.-
ately for their honeymoon IN
New York by way Of Hot Springs
and Menifee, where the wedding
cake was cut in the brides home.
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-08
Fordyce

Allie Marie Franklin, Erwin
Harris and Willie Williams OF
Kansas City, Kansas, spent the
weekend holidays visiting their
mother and grandmother, Mrs
Beulah j. Harris and other rela-
tives Of Sparkman. They were al
so guests OF Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
Harrison of this city Sunday.