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The Omaha guide., 1956-12-07
Eisenhower
Speaks With
Confidence
WASHINGTON


Following is a stenographic
transcript Of President Eisen-
hower's remarks to a Republican
victory rally here early on Noyem-
Der z:
Mr.. Chairman, Mr.. Vice Presi.
dent, my very good friends in this
audience and everywhere in the
United States to whatever areas
my voice reaches:
This is a solemn moment. The
only thing l should like to say
about this campaign is this: It
is a very heaft-warming exper-
ience to know that your labors-
your efforts-of four years have
achieved that level where they are
approved by the United States Of
America in vote.
Such a vote as that cannot be
merely for an individual. it is for
principles and ideals for which
that individual and his associates
have stood and have tried to ex-
empty.
To all the people Of the United
States who have understood what
the administration-the Republi-
can Party-has been trying to do
in these past four years. and con-
sequently have worked so hard
for the reelection Of that admin
istration, my most grateful thanks.
The only thing I can say to all
the people-all the Americans
who have voted that ticket which
puts US back into the same posi-
tions of responsibility can
only say. it is our earnest prayer
that nothing we can ever do
or shall do-will betray that
trust.
And now let me say something
that looks TO the future. I think
that modern Republicanism has
now proved itself. And America
has approved Of modern Repub-
lieanism.
And so, as we look ahead-as
we look ahead to the problems in
front. let us remember that a
political party deserves the ap-
probation Of America only as II
represents the ideals, the aspirs-
tons and the hopes Of Americans.
If it is anything less, it is merely
a conspiracy to seize power. And
the Republican Party is not that
Modern Republicanism looks TO
the future. Which means it looks
to that area - that time in which
,lir young ars mos interested
And this means that it will gain
constantly new recruits from the
youngest Of our voters. And as
such, as long as 1t remains true
to the ideals and the aspirations
Of America, it will continue 10
increase in power and influence
for decades to come. It will point
the way to peace among nations,
standards here at home in which
everybody will share, regardless
and to prosperity = advancing
of any accident Of power, Of sta
ton, Of race, religion, or color
And If we cling to these ideals,
il we uphold them, If we fight
for them, then I say: Republicans
deserve, then, the vote Of conf
dence that Republicans, friendly
Democrats, and independents,
have given US this day.
Ny friends. I conclude with
pledge: With whatever talents
the good God has given me, with
whatever strength there Is within
me. l win continne-and so viii
my associales-l0 do Just one
thing: to work for 1853 million
Americans here at home-and
for peace In the world.
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In 1921, there we're 81 homi-
cides per 100000 people, and in
1881 It was 81; now it is 6.5.
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It is said the five edible items
available in every U. S. town are
beans, hamburgers, Cola drinks,
ice cream, and hot dogs.
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-23
Alfred Burnes 10
Victim OF sneak
RlVthdov noPes


Mr.. Alfred Barnes, rs Il, seth
st, was very much surprised ON
Saturday March II, Wher
he entered his home he was greet.
eli by his wife and voices were
heard In the darkencd dining
room singing happy birthday and
Il was then that he realized what
Il was all about,
Gaining his composure. he en-
tered into the mcrrymaking.
A delicious dinner was served
by tho hostess. Mrs, barnes, who
worked overtime on plans 10 sur
prise him and who was responsible
Tor the remembrance of his birth
day both with refreshments and
gifts.
The center of attraction was
the beautifully decorated birthday
cake which was In the likeness OF
a man AZ n case u files and with
tho heading. History OF ireland "
Since Mr., Barnes work consists
~ doing quite u bit ot ming. the
cake served as a symbol of his
occupation,
Among the crlcbrantS were the
Mcssra and Mines GSorre
Haynes. Adam Lindsey, Edward
lee. Robert Covington, Norman
westborry and Mrs. Vrria Horn.
The honorcc received number
~ useful gifts,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-23

Out Of Hospital: Bruce Swain.
three year old son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Swain OF $500 Third Av,
s. returned home from st. BarnA-
has hospital. on March 20. where
he had been patient, Bruce was
quite III with pneumonia. but Is
doing fine now,
New sou: Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Plllens. 42lS Third Av. s.. have
chosen Michael David as the
name Of their first baby, He was
born Thursday evening. March Is,
in St Barnabas hospital and
weighed six pounds. four ounces
Baby Michael chose his paternsl
grandfather's birthday for his ar
rival Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Wyatt
Of Omaha, Neb.. are the maternal
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs, Al
fred Pullens, Minneapolis, are the
paternal grandparents.
Anniversary Oelebrated; Mr..
and Mrs. Grover Harris. 1919 18th
Av, s.. had the pleasure OF enjoy
ing a lovely evening with few
close friends on Monday evening,
March 10. who helped 10 make
their 10th wedding anniversary a
happy occasion, The house was
decorated with an abundance OF
beautiful flowers, Guests socialiE-
ed, played cards and enjoyed a
delicious lunch served by the
hosts.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-23
Debs & Dates
Ry Jonnl'

Hi there all YOU fabulous people
OF the Twin Cities, Say this first
part Of the year sure has passed
by fast, l guess that's what hap
pens when YOU start getting old,
Tonight there are quite a few
happenings, There Is q live stage
show at wheatley and the jazz
Knights are going TO play at the
dance after the show.
The Loaferrttes are having a
dance at the ~" tonight, with
all the old and newest records In
town, That's one club that really
cleans up on dances
Blue Jones and Daisy Cooper
are getting married at the end Of
this month, Congratulations. kids
The Wizards are leaving town
tonight for Omaha. Nebraska, TO
play the Omaha Travellers In a ~.
turn basketball game Good luck
fellows, feel sure that you will
win.
Wheatley's younger boys teams
are doing very well with their
basketball games, The Trotters
won from Glen Lake last Wednes-
day in very exciting game.
They have a lot OF good players on
the team and they all play a good
game They have n good coach.
too. Richard Greene, who also
coaches the Wizards
A good date TO keep In mind II
April Z there are going 20 be all
kinds OF happenings On that night,
Say, Almeda, what happened 10
YOU Saturday night
Well, people, that Is all for this
week. SO I"ll be seeing you until
next, Signing off
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Anne Harris Weds
Leo Browne In
Home Ceremony

Mrs, Anne Harris. SSoS Fourth
Az $, and Mr.. LEO Brown were
united in marriage at high noon.
Friday, March 10, at the home of
the bride. Rev, Worth l.. Barbour,
pastor OF Bethesda Baptist church
ofnciated At the single ring cerc-
mnny In the presence Of only a
few intimate friends.
The bride chose street length
frcck OF pink gabart,ne with
which she wore black accessories
ami corsage " orchids,
Mrs Gloria Chambers was her
matron Of honor and only attend
ant, For the occasion she chose q
two piece blue knit dress with blue
accessories and a corSage " red
roses and white carnations,
MIR, Alfred Herndon attended
Mr. Browne as best man,
Guests present at the wedding
were Simeon Wagner, son OF the
BRIDE, Mrs Betty Cunningham and
Nj Robert Chambers
On Monday evening, March 10
Mr and Mrs. Browne were hosts
a. about 80 OF their friends at n
wedding reception held In the Cas-.
sins Bamboo Room.
The reception table, ovcrlRid
with white linen cloth was cen.
tered with u three TERED wedding
cake which was encirClcd with a
wreath Of pink swcctpeaS, white
carnations and green fcrnery
Flower standards 81 pink glndiolas
and palms formed background
for the table and enhanced the
beauty 81 the setting Mrs Cham.
beers assisted as hostess.
For the reception Mrs browne
chose balleuna length gown OF
dusty pink lace fashioned with a
rounded neckline and fun skirt
Adding n dramatic accessory note
was her shoulder corsage of red
roses extending Just below the
wnistline front and back She
wore rhinestone jcwclry.
Truly conversation piece was
the buffet prepared by Wesley
Perry with n variety Of tasty VI
anda In many unusual arrange
mcnts, with an assortment 81 bcv-
cragcs Ia add rest Ia the party
Tho many friends showcrrd the
happy couple with an array Of
useful and beautiful gifts
Guests present who wished the
ncwlyweds happiness included the
Mcssrs. and Mines Philip Gaines,
W W. Perry. A. Il CassiuS. 4 r
white. william u Jones' Ill, Otis
Johns, Wesley ] Lyle w r. no
gan. william I'm, Miss Brenda
Cunningham, Mrs Robert Cham
beers. the Mines, Irene w. North.
Odessa Walker. Ethel Batscll.
Gladys ~ Bucknor. Bertha Wcss
ton. Frances lee Fanny Freeman
Miss Oda Mae Harvey
Also the Messrs Thomas 3 I'M
Pete Fuller, Fred Lawson, Am.
broSc Ovcrtun. Ted Martin. George
Thurston, Lindsey Moore and
Master Simeon Wagner.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-23
Choral Union
Building Fund
Tea A Success

Colors OF the rainbow predom-
mated the decor when the Build.
ing Fund Committee Of the Min
neapolis Gospel Choral linton held
its Rainbow Tea, Sunday March
rs, at the home OF the president.
Mrs, DeSsie Mae Gresham. 2Tl7
Clinton Az
The house was beautifully dec
Grated with flowers throughout In
rainbow hucs, The cNquisitely laid
tea table spread with n cutwurk
Madeira cloth was conferred with
a floral arrangement Of seasonal
flowers In colors OF the rainbow,
silver candelahra holding burning
tapers In pink and white thanked
either side, A silver coffee and tea
service adorned either end Of the
table.
A large array ~ dainty sand.
witches, cookies and candy IN rain
bow shades enhanced the beauty
~ the setting Mrs A, w, Ross
and Mrs Conie Brown presided
at the tea table,
Mrs, DcSaie Gresham, program
chairman. presented various ar.
lists Of the Twin cities In a var
led program at intervals during
the afternoon,
Some 100 persons attended the
delightful affair between the
hours III and p m.
Mrs. Leola Young was general
chairman with Mrs A W. Ross
as co-chalrmau. IIoatosses were
the Mines. F1urnia Modify, Jennie
Grissam, Mrs Gresham and other
members of the union.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-23
friends Help
winifrod Alexander
Celebrate BlTshdoy

Saturday night was an evening
Of fun ana mcrrlmcnt ~ friends
wished Winifred Alexander of ~
Royalston Az N happy birth.
day at u party given IN HIS honor
by Mrs Louva NJ Turner at her
home, asa Elmwood Az. N
Guests relaxed with tcievislOn
SoCialiErd and enjoyed refresh,
monts served by the hostess,
Mr. Alexander received many
useful gifts
Friends who helped him cello
brato were the McasrE. ana Mines
Taft Martin. Alexander EaAnn
Douglas Miller Maymon Johnson
Burton Lewis Milan Draughn;
Miss Norma Martin, tho Mines
Quocnic Thompson, Atha Young
Sarah CHtton and Mr Farrell
Phillips
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Advertisers Mere Are
Community FTtsWI's

Transferrrdi h/sgt Leonard
Leverctt. who has been stationed
al Fort Smelling, MINI, left on
Monday March 10 for Fort
Riley. Kans
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floral emblem OF Ireland, the
Shamrock, was very much in evil
dence.
Anniversary Greetings: Ami
versary greeting to Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Ewing. Route 4, Box l59.
Excelsior. MINI. who will observe
their tenth wedding anniversary
on Saturday. March "a.
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Social and Personal
q MINNEAPOLIS

VERSAILLES Held Meeting: Miss Thema Oldham S9Os Fifth
M was hostess to the Versailles club Sunday March Is
Clmaxing the meeting book review given by Mrs lane
Mcintosh on H. Allen Smiths book THE Age of The Tails
eS discussion followed delicious lunch served The
St. Patrick Day theme carried out in decorations and
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smart Set Club win Meet. The

Smart Set Club win Meet: The
Smart Set club Of Bethesda Bap.
list church will meet March ~,
with Mrs. Earline Hicks. 42O5
Second Av. S. as hostess. The club
held n fellowship coffee hour after
the morning service which was
well attended on Sunday. March
Is
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

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AIR bs,, GoMPREssoR, gauges; tan ,t
Motor reps. ELEC. EQUIP. CO,
FAB Sherman ave. NV. AID.
ANTioUEs. In Old Alexandria. . FRS.
antiques. Related displays OF many
Periods oDd Decorator Tss INA and 3D. collector
KATHERINE Sic p5IhlS RYAN AI' sAaMs TTI,aUEs.
AS'TIollE Colonial Ni mi sof'i table.
items AID. 4-i835.
ANTIQuE--Lady's lounge. deco
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ANTIQUE !, do \, eA6 Mans pocket watch watch,
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c eTdff JE. 99..yssasE4 guarantee s7''
ANTINoUE. Victorian Rosewood sofa.
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Cal Wo. 6.ls47 q TO q, "a
ANTIQUE PIANO. ORGAN, / stops.
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prints, 2 fabulous Eng pine cab;
mar.-top dressers;, chairs, tester
ASSETfioItRssr9gi misc r1 az 7-a2 sI5dccb,,r,
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each Pr amber oil lamps SO each.
Quilt IS Child's vic, rocker 81.
Picture frames, wing chair, misc.
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ADDITIONS. JALoUsIEs. PoRcHEs

ADDITIONS. JALOUSIES. PoRCHES,
kitchen remodeling. Free estimates
Terms up to 80 mos. All work
guar. "a yrs. exper. JU. 5000.
garage. repairs. Serv. NV. Mont.
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WOODBRIc g. STONE, INC. %
ADDITIONS, HOME REMODELING,
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office. store remodeling. Call
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