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Phoenix and Washington. Ger
tainly the subject is one that
both Of us could afford to inyes-
|tigate.
There's an interesting thing
about our relations with the
Eamphiteater and its audience
here. At first, we were q bit du-
hious about the title of this
years musical production
Phoenix '55' Is not, OF hand, the
most definitive title-even in New
York. But it did attract a lot
LOT attention and in the face Of
the success of our first Phoenix
musical here last year. we ulti-
mately decided the title would
have all the meaning necessary.
$50 far, the evidence indicates
this Is correct"
It could be that in time WASH
Iington may get other Phoenix
attractions, the run Of its four
dramatic productions. which
would bring 1t the best Of or
Broadway as well as best Of
Broadway productions.
The idea at least will get
thought among the many that
come up before the Phoenix
Lively founders.
\ n X y
MIDWEEK MEMOS: Aside to
Helen Wallace, Falls Church:
That's known around the drama
department as the summers
most grotesque gan, or ferocious
fiuff. But it was corrected
after the first edition, reducing
our embarrassment to a mere
1876. 900 light years. That
fearsome Simon Legree in 1.-THE
Small House Of Uncle Thomas"
ballet in 1.-THE King and I" is
really q local lamb. The role
lis danced by Joan FitZmaurice.
|20, who went to school here at
Holy Cross Academy and the
Washington School Of Ballet.
It Is quite a difficult role. deity
brought OF by q girl who has
gray eyes and is as gentle and
shy as Simon is supposed to be
fierce. No actor Is more in
|sistent than Marion Brando on
Ia change Of pace. Having
finished his first musical role In
"Guys and Dolls" he ha S
switched to comedy for his next.
This will be the character
of Sakini, the sly Okinawan in
"Teahouse Of the August Moon. F"
Glenn Ford will play Capt.
Frisby, Louis Calhern Col. Purdy.
. Metro is making. "The
Pageant Of Arlington" relating
Arlington's story from the days
of Capt. John Smith. will be pre-
scented by the County Recreation
Department in two performances
August 10 and IL. The work
|of Ellen Anderson, author Of
several plays and pageants, will
be presented in Lubber Run
Park. >. Three Cases Of Muir
der" will supplant THE Intru-
der" on the MacArthur's screen
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03

John Ireland's new tennis club
in Phoenix, Ariz., will set him
and partner Don Bulge back q
nifty $6O0,0 900. But it's the last
word in living and tennis lux
llry. It opens in January. And
Johns changed his mind again
He and wife jeanne Dru will dc
Sweet Poison" on Broadway
-. Elizabeth Taylor sings and
dances in her next picture for
Metro. Everyone here wants to
do musicals. Laurence Har-
vey's kickoff for a BIC COM
mercial TV series IN England
month in the Country" co-star'
him with Margaret Leighton, his
future bride. Paging Lib
erace-Ann Sothern wears a
gown in her night club act that
is completely made Of blue Sc
uuins with o bottom border OF
natural blue fox. Dior does Lees
white bugle beads for his fab
ulouS tuxedo.
Desi Arnaz is cutting a record
of Forever Darling" which he
expects to be number one on the
Cuban hit parade. Rose
mary Clooney. a big hit at the
London Palladium, was described
over there as IAN intelligent
greyhound waiting to CO."
Gary Crosby's newest cutie pie
Gloria Gray-who used to be
ditto for George Raft. -. Vim
cent Price plays an impressario
in Mario Lanza's picture, Ser
enade." Veda Ann Borg
signed for a top role in MGM's
''I1l Cry Tomorrow"
Jackie Gleason is hiding out
in AL Steele's home in Bermuda
Sonny Tufts, at the Band
box, was soliloquizing that he
earned more than 50 million In
the last 10 years, and Just threw
it all away. Wendell Corey
is in the real estate business
He owns homes in Van Mugs
North Hollywood. New Canon
Conn, and q farm in the Berk-
shires. John Smith and
Karen Sharpe, honeymooners In
1.-THE High and the Mighty" are
again q romantic item and
steady date. 280-pound Wal
ter Slezak writes he has gone
on so many diets, he figures he''
lost and regained more thar
900 pounds.
Buster Keaton wants Jerry
Lewis, Donald O'Connor o.
George Gobel to portray him II
his movie life story. I'd lik'
George to take a crack at 1t.
Jane Wyman Is responsible TO-
that copper refrigerator in Rocl
Hudson's new house. Rock ad'
mires Jane and took her shop
ping--for him.
X n n
Brigitte Huber, the French
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ness Of the P hoe nix In this
neighborhood occurred last sum-
mer when its prize musical.
''The Golden Apple" played to
as many happy people In 10
days as it was wont to play in
six weeks in New York. !
The next one will begin to-
night with the opening Of
''Phoenix IS" at Carter Barron
Amphitheater, the delightful
highlight Of this years Phoenix
season. This is the revue which.
as everyone knows, resulted In
New York's happy re-discovery
Of Nancy walker, q sort OF
biennial fiesta which grows ever
more fixed in Manhattan's folk
lore.
With the production of "Phoe-
nix IS" comes T. Edward Ham,
bleton. Mr.. Hambleton, Of the
Maryland Hambletons. is the
co-founder, with Norris Hough-
ton, of the Phoenix. He is also
the co-builder Of it into the most
significant Of the "off-Broad-
way" drama centers.
This suggests, Of course, that
Mr.. Hambleton is q man OF
enterprise, an impression inten-
sified by q gossip with him on
the past, present and future Of,
say, venturesome theater.
After the amenities, including
the well-being Of his family and
yours, his being much the more
scattered this summer, one gets
around to the meat Of q meet
ing with the Phoenix's co-foun-
der.
Does the Phoenix ever think
Of getting even farther on
Broadway--say rs far Is WASH
tngton?" We asked Mr.. Hamble-
ton.
well, yes and no." he said
decisively. I'VE have an ar
rangement, you know, whereby
everybody associated with Phoe-
nix productions turns co-opera-
tive. This includes the crafts as
well as the professional unions.
1t is a kind Of community ven
ture in that respect. / don't
say it could not be extended
to, say, Washington and Boston.
On the other hand, I do not
say that it could"
would it be possible. perhaps,
to bring Phoenix attractions -
other than the season's-end
musicals-to q theater like the
Shubert? For a run Of two
weeks here, as in New York;"
Mr.. Ha m bleton reflected.
Fright now, I don't know that
1t would be impossible" he said.
las to its desirability, I'm rather
inclined to believe that. Ger
tainly our first musical, "The
Golden Apple" indicated an i'm
pressive Washington hunger for
the sort Of thing we do; some
thing a bit different.
And, the outlook for the Sec
ond one is promising. This would
indicate a mutual taste, between
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03
Churchill Honored

Sir Winston Churchill has
been named recipient Of this
years Charlemange prize, es-
tablished by the ancient Ger
man city of Aachen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03
THE PASSING SHOW
THE PASSING SHOW
More Phoenix Wares
May Come Some Day
By JAY CARMODY

few early springs got into taxcab In New York
and told the driver 1.-THE Phoenix Theater."
"Where dat?" he wanted to know
Second down." we told him, feeling vernac-
ulish.
Phoenix much better known is known and It's
work Broadway The big push in
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NV. 3 nsu viii shars apartment
via Srd mar: ", window fan
pu. 1880 before 7:46 Pm. --22
BgACTJFUL BN. With twin beds In
2-bedrm. apt. Kit. PRIVILEGES.
Unlimited telephone. Excellent
transp. downtown. win share com
plets apt. with / or 2 girls. Cal
FURNISHED AFT, ] room. kitchen,
bath. Lady viii share with an
other lady. 1907 18th st. nv.
GENTLEMAN would share his cool
homo with cultured young man.
Call ~. 6-54s7.
I OR Q WOMEN To SHARE luxury
str-eond. apt with other woman.
LA. Mt: Pleas. lines. Ho. 2-4l34.
COLLEGE GIRL wanted to share
modern air-conditioned enc. with
girl. Cony 18th ct. loe. Call NO.
$4,000, Ext. sos after pm. -1e
WOMAN TO SHARE with woman at
tractivs furnished apt; pvt: bsdrm.;
or D Non. a after sSpt go. Ra. o es4sss s sah
GIRL to share large well-furnished
2-bedrm. apt. with 2 other girls. In
GOOD central NV. sect. Convenient
transp. $40. Columbia Sill.
NICE air-cond. apt. at Conn and
Cath-, ayes. Need young man U
eompl. foursome: home privl. ra-
dio-phono.: pvt. unlim. ph.: S35
mo; DE. 2-7S25 Sun. or aft.
SHERIDAN CIRCLE AREA-Lsree
airy apt, 2 bedrms.. 2 baths. to
share with another gentleman. CO
Motif ARLINGTON. uorcum Lane,
--Opening for third, man to share
lge. furn. apt: use Of small pool
on s acres Of Eround: no stoplights
to D. c. bridges; S41.67 per mo
ia. 5-5649. 10 to 5 and ewes.
YOUNG LADY to share with an
other lady modern NV. apt; pvt
bedrm., Tv secretarial service, roof
garden: good transp. CO. 6-6343,
Ext. 2O3
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APIS. FURNlsnEp-MD.

SILVER sPRING-Liv. rm.. bedrm..
coSp. eis; Sn R.'s hath o usils assss ssssss sea
TAK6MA, s niceiy III iusn. oifs iiv. rm.. BED.
SILVER SPRING-1 bedrm.. pvt.
utiis. incl ss7.So mo. 10. s-sSis,
CdRAL HILLS bedrm.. liy. rm.,
ddinette; XII. bath. $50. incl. ptils
r1aHRoMSSi TAX SiSiis Fix. near wash. ns sanito.
rium-1 bedrm., iv, din, cleo.
kit. freezer-refsr.. pvt. bath, show
er, utils.. S11O mo. Ju. 6-46ss.
BETHEsDA--New, / rm.. kitchen.
bath b, pvt: s sntr;: prefer .ssnn az s.s,s elderly
Al Al. Utilities sasaS stsI Incl. Give reference
COLLEGE PARK bedrm., dinette.
kitchenette. bath (adults); $52. so
mo. LacoNoA APIS. 9412 Balti-
TAKoMA PARK-Nicely ,furn.; liv.
rm:, bedrm., KIT. .-dinette: utils. incl
SS5, JU. 9-3692
rm.. din. rm.. kit, bath; pvt. ent-
rance. Large closet space. JU.
T2RoMA PARK-smsIi apartment,
S45. incl. utilities; l person only; on
busline. Ju. o-466Q. =
ATTRACTIVE End floor apt, utill-
ties furnished. SIS. 410< 30th at.
Mt. Rainier. Nd: AP. 7-1666.
TAkOMA PARK-Q n m . n.
0roundlevel apt. with fireplace and
pvt. entr.: blk. from District line.
Utils. furn. $50. JU. b-S470. "a
HYATTSVILLE-7-room apt; 2 bed
rms large sleeping porch. S116,
incl. utils. UN. 4-2G53.
DELIGHTFUL, shady. cool. Ice,
rms: walnut furn.. pvt. bath; Q
adults. JU. 5-3e75. 1924 Piney
cssHvYn sTapSn caHAsE--1iv. rm. with frs-
pl., bedfm., kitchenette, full bath
TAKOMA PARK, 7050 Carroll ave
. rms, semi-bath; utils.; l block
bus and shopping; adults; $40 mo
TAKOMA--Attrac. quiet liv. rm.
bedrm., kit. dinette, tile bath. PVT
entrY conv. everythins; adults
HTxrfs. HHxi rsfsssSM SMp,. ssoi Decatur st.
bath; Sic SO vk.i refsr.: may have
SILVER sPRiNG-Well furn. 3-rm
apt, tile bath, TY furn. o AND
REALTY CO.. JU. b-3s7e, RA
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APIS. EURNlsHEp--YA.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and l-bed-
room. apartment: janitor service,
ton; all utilities: $75 to $92 80.
Cali FE 6-6670 between 10 am
All. S.9Is.. bsdrm.; liv. rm.: din. !;
5E fs' ssoai: sata e. kf. sssis Das e0nv ls soe'
ONE BEDRM., Nv. rm., dinette. kit.
: bath. 1928 N. 10th rd.; $3.50.
CAL res. mgr, ia. 6-s263 or DI.
furn. enc. sss; bed
rm.. S99.50: 9 bedrms., S1O5-S125.
Conv, 8 min. D. c. JE. 3-7476.
iii N. KENaLwoRTH-one bed
sss,;So. Cali Res. Mgr. ia; j.
1857 s6G'' N. QUINN sr.-one bedrm.,
nv. rm.. dinette, kit. bath; $40.
Cal kes. MgT;s "a. S-4lS7. IL
4Sa.0.s1g 1ES% Ssg sr5ass' sal RsSec0ress oss
beGrm I. apt, sss. & csll Ssi'Is Res. Mgr. Mgr
IA. 7-5I3I or DI. 7-774o. If
ARLINGTON-July %. .Attrac. Iiv.
rm., bedrm., din, kit, bath, utils.,
ground 4: conv. to bus, Pent. and
D. c.. Ft. Myer Hill: cple. or 2
girls: 500: GLENN l,ANGWoRTHY.
3.nitor 9G n a. queen S17ss 81; 'A' s-S4es' 1877 or
ARL;-Bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinetts. kit,
elec.; sos. IA. 2-ls9O, ia. s-4ss5
ARL. BLVD. s min. Arl. Farms and
Pent.. 2 bedrms.. liv. rm., dinette,
kit. bath: Tv. Just painted. Sl25,
Avail. immed RA. s,502@ .ls
Ts Ts ..p ssss. qnmsss Ins sso1 phOns ysH
1IIe s. goth ST., Arlington. va
3[ms-. PVT; bath and garage; S72.
BpckiNGHAM &c fisifs - Air-cond.; corn corner;
liv. rm.. bedrm., Kit. 7orch Aug.
/ TIL Dec. 1. cpie'; $s5. ia. 2-os50.
ARL, VA. tnear Columbia pike and
utils. incl. KE. s-63s3, Ill
clean, spac!, 1-bedrm.
apt; mahog. furn. in excel. taste:
main a. garden prot ldry, yd.
RrI RTisi:i JA s1ls s7asssi isi, a. y s.55S' T5S' ST.
2 bus lines. 10 min. to Pentagon.
f. Myer and Navy Annex. 1911 N.
uusT utsIp Orr oia ARL. BLVD and .
pedrm. apts.. Ideally located for
no objection to children or small
pets. No security deposits. rents
Of sos. 90 and Sf20 incl. utilities
Call MR.. DRAPER. ia. $4,000, for
appointment to inspect.
ARL. Il mile Pentagon.. Gentleman.
pyt. sntr.. Unsurpassed location,
NORTH ARLINGTON - Gorcom
lane). Small eficiency: pvt. entr.;
pvt. bath; refrigerator: facils. for
HIGHT cooking: use Of pool on 81
acres Of sround; ideal for sgIe. man
5-564s; 10 til 81; and ewes.
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Immediate Occupancy

furnished. clean and
2 bedrm. apis. In modern LARCH-
MONT GARDENS. nearby Atling-
ton. Large rooms. spacious lawns,
recreational and playground facil-
tiles.
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
Also Unfurnished Apis.
RES. MGR, IA. 10000
Larchmont Gardens
south Frederick st. at Columbia Pike
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gUTTLAND AREA
Near Census Bureau; 1-bedrm., furn.
apt: AL pvt. Call for appt. Ssb mo
'w2sT = paxoN RnAtroag
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20l5 COLUMBIA RD. NV.
on Conn. ave, Apt. I and 8; attr;
Ssh Sns fs fssstsfu, kis fSrn anc gy5 ted e
incl refgr. and all utils. Open for
INSPECTION til 8 pm. FEDERAL
RENTAL. CO., 915 N. Y, ave. NV.
MA STAG. -18
1916 18th ST. NV. = Willard
Courts-Elevator bldg. Furn. rm.
and bath. with refRr. and cooking
facilities; all utilities furn.; S4S.50.
Also rm.. kit. and bath: incl. utils.
$3.50. Call CO. 5-6222 or see
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APIS. FURNISHED AND UNEURNIsHED o. c.
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s2s 8 ,ApAMs ST: N;k:- NJ. ~ .Frooms'
2sO1a sOa MIS- n ST r.sseo7 srS ,ns ftshsn Ss
4I2 nth ST. NE rooms; kitch-
en- and bath; redecor.: S65.
17i7 Z. CAPITOL sT.~2 rooms;
kitchen and bath; redeeor.; $46.
HARRISON b ADAMS, ma. e-e30e
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BOILING FIELD AREA
Delighttul l1bedrm. sardsn ,i apss;
painted. Cool, high elevation.
Ideal for children. 1-fare bus;
laundry. storage. S69.50, all util.
tiles included. Call any time.
WAYNE TERRACE APIS.
10. 2-1055 10. 2-eS7s
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LIv: RM., din. rm.. bedrm.. kit. and
500, incl. utils. and laundry: all
white area: near wash. Cathedral
and Wisconsin and Mass. aves.
NV: conv. to stores. transp. and
churches; avail. immed.: best
suited for 2 ladies, EN-, 2-S6b2,
Evening star., 1955-07-17

2440 18th ST. N.W.-Several sizes;
! rm;, kitchenette. dinette. DIR, clos.
rms. kitchenette, dinette and bath,
500 per mo; lge. rms, Kitchen
ette, dinette and bath. S115 per
mo-; and living rm., dining rm.,
kit, 3 bedrms. and 2 baths, $50
per mo. Apply switchboard. -17
l45l PARK ROAD N.W.--Attractiv
bedroom, living room, kitchenette,
dinette and bath apartment, SIS
monthly, including utilities; also
enette, dinette and bath, Just re-
decorated, 500 monthly, including
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1919 COLUMBIA ROAD NV
mediately: $50 per month. AMER
IcAN SECURITY & TRUST CO..
LIv. RIM. bedrm., din. rm., kit.
bath, utils. incl. 14th and De-
catur area. Call JE. 2-6l4S for
appt. III
1as G ST. N.E.-Large and small.
rS,S %slk AsD tS S0Ef' Il N.w-s-rm. -Dss bsSt..
newly decor: pvt. entr.; furn. or
unfurn.; utils.; reas. DI. 7-4Sa0.
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s35 MONROE sT. N.W.-ist-FL.
APT.;s I,ITI; sEDFHsa Be 5saa sss MO-. INCL.
Evening star., 1955-07-17

APT. HUNTING MADE RAsY. 'eausi
e: sSn:ss Ray ,.ss.ss. s iss 81 :h0T p;t' sSS
p. c. You'll Do vel 70 eail NAN
1917 PARK I'D. H.W-Lse. 1 rm.,
incl All utilities. See jGnitor on
premises or call CO. 5-3633.
14I8 n ST. N.W.-1-bedrm. apt,
Sc 50 incl heat and h.-Wtr. See
MRS. MICHALS on premises OF
call CO 5-3533.
1888 CALVERT ST. NV, $50
1-bedrm-. lv. rm.. kit. and bath:
Ia blocks from Ambassador Thea
ter Efficiency available. $50; coE-
yenient location Call FREDERICK
". BERKNS SALES. NC Ma
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1862 MINTWOOD PLACE N.W.-2-
bedroom apartment, elevator bldg. ::
near 18th and Colorado ave-; avail.
Immediately: S102 per mo. Janitor
on premises. AMERICAN SECU.
RITY AND TRUST CO.. ST. s.
5000. --l7
ssiS GARFIELD ST. NV, v blk.
from Conn. ave.-Remodeled bldg ;.
newly decorated apis. Of 2 rms,
bath. elec. refgr., range. sink: $70-
$50. Open for inspection. 10 am.
70 . pm: Apply. p. J. WALSHE,
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV, MA, S-6468.
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1871 NAYL0R RD. Sc, nr. Penna,
and MINI. aves.-2 bedrms,, md
mr.: laundry and storage In bsint.:
$3.50, incl. heat and gas. Key aS
Apt. 10. JAMES CARROLL, Real
Estate, 3119 Nichols ave. Sc. 10.
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els 18th ST wv, Downtown Ioea.
tion--Emcieuc room. kitchen.
ette. bath
S513 18th ST. N.W.-BeautifuIly
decroated ] bedrm. liv. rm.. mod.
ern kit. and bath: latest in equip.
msnt. See RES. MGR. on premises
$66 mo
GEORGETOWN. 2530 Cue st. nv
Two 2:bedrm; apts. In apt. bldg.
Open. Apis SO and 81 RE. 1926
317 10th ST. NE. - Front apt,
newly dec: liv. rm., bedrm., kit.
bath; $625 See Mr.. Harris on
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-04
MRS. JAMES WooTEN
ENrERTAlNs FRIENDS
ON hER BIRTHDAY

A recent luncheon was quite an
event when Mrs, James wOotcn.
$50 Carroll Az, entertained a few
friends ON the occasion Of her (fl
birthday Wednesday. January 20,
from l 60 y M.
The luncheon table, spread with
a white irish linen cloth, conferred
with u floral arrangement OF as.
sorted flowers between crystal
and sterling silver candclahra
holding pink taperS, heightened
the beauty OF the setting and ae-
cented the silver and crystal table
appointments.
Guests slipped refreshing cock
tails and enjoyed n variety 81
tasty hors d'ocuvcrs preceding
lunch
Following a delicious lunch Of
turkey and all the trimmings, the
hostess opened and displayed the
many beautiful gifts received from
her guests. The remainder Of the
afternoon was enjoyed rrminiscing
and socialiEing.
Enjoying her hospitality were
the Mines Grace Ross, Richard
Travis Sr,, Carrie Green, Kenneth
Wallace, Ida u, Cnvtngton. Marie
Monroe. Howard Tyler, James
Wallace. Foster Brown Sr,, vii
liam White, Ida Combs and Myrtle
Ross
The same evening Mrs wooten
was hostess 10 a group Of friends
who helped To make her birthday
happy occasion,
The guests socialiEcd, slipped
cocktails and enjoyed an assort-
mcnt OF canapes after which light
refreshments were served
Helping her celebrate were the
Messrs Joseph Monroe, Irving
Palmer, johnnie Brannon, George
Clark. Richard Travis Sir, the
Mines James YeaEer, James KIRK
Ir, Myrtle Ross and Mr. and Mrs
Ben Alexander,
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FRIENDS IlEIP PATRICIA
ANN THOMAS EHRATE

There was much run and merris
ment FOR n group Of youngsters
last Sunday afternoon between 2
and I o'clock at the home ~ MIR
ami Mrs Mahlon Thomas, sos
Rondo Az. ~ Paul. They all
helped little Patricia Ann cele-
brate her eighth birthday which
was Monday. January ~, with n
surprise party given by her
mother In honor Of the occasion.
The honoree and guests delight
I'd In playing various games and
partaldng Of the Ice cream and
cake served by the hostess,
Patricia Ann received many
lovely gifts
Those who helped Ia make hcr
birthday n happy one were Jean
Hancock, Linda Stewart, barbara
Mansfield. Patty Wilson, Wilma
Neal. Nina Fizer John Butch"
Wilson. Marvin Clemens, Butch"
Johnson and Eugene McCariy
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BlRTHDAYS

Feb. \ Mrs. Genevieve Jackson
1915 Fourth Az. 5, Mrs. Mary
Alice Smith. 5000 Goth Az. s.,
Rosetta Gross, 1920 18th Az. N:
Miss Rowcna Warren, 1888 Fourth
Av. :.
Feb, Mrs !. Il, Freeman. iia
Royalston Az. N. Mrs, Elsie Hail,
2tSo Firth Av. 8; Miss Juanita
Wynn. S7?4 Third Az: Miss Jean
Cornes, 1905 Emerson Az. N
Feb. 7 Mrs, Earl Bowman Sro
1912 Fourth Az. s; Melvin Ham
mond, 2T4l Clinton Av,; Hesckiah
Allen, OH sheridan Az. N: Mrs,
Allene Neal, 100 Hyiand Az. N;
Jan Denise Rainey. 263s Fourth
Ave. s.; Mrs. Faye Ormes. 1905
18th Az. s; Mrs. Theodore Hunter
Sr,. S54a Clinton Az
Feb. S-Albert Allen Jr,, 1904
Fifth Az. y; Mrs Mabel Harris,
1851 Smelling Av.. Paulctte Phil.
lips Ali6 Third Az \
Feb. e-Rose T1lotson, IL N.
10th St, Mrs Dorothy Cummings,
oil u. 22nd 81
Feb iO-George Lewis, HOS Al
drich Az N: Leslie Green. SIST
Fourth Ave s.; Mrs, y, J. Fiippin,
S04S Second Az. =: Mrs William
J. Head. 1912 Fifth Az. g.: Mrs
Walter Aston, S9i7 Third Az, =,
Feb. Howard Darucll. 20
Hyland Az N
Out of Town RIrthdays--
Feb. 3 Stafford Lott. Los An
gelcs. Calf
Feb. q David Yate. Fergus
Falls. MINI
Feb. + Ashford Carter, Chicago
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