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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-09
LONG RANGE
IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE
SEEKS SHORTER NAME

The Minneapolis city councils
Long Range Capital Improve
ments Committee Is looking for a
new name. II hopes that a short
er name would be easier 10 re-
member, easier 10 speak and
easier 10 understand The search
for the new name starts tomor-
row and ends March 81 All resi-
dents Of Hennepin county adults
and students eligible 10 take
part in the contest.
The winner viii be appointed
Citizen Of the Day" and will be
awarded an engraved plaque
symbolic Of participation in civic
affairs The presentation will be
made by Mayor Eric Hoyer at a
special meeting Of the Minneapolis
city Council on Friday April l6.
In addition. other valuable prizes
and merchandise will be presented
10 the Citizen Of the Day" in a
civic ceremony at luncheon
meeting Of the Minneapolis Coun-
ell Of Civic Clubs. on the same
day.
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Loufers, Inc. News

DR.. Alexander Abrams was
welcomed into membership of
Loafers, Inc. at its regular meet
ing held Sunday, March Z, at its
clubroom, s59 Rondo Av, ST.
Paul
On Saturday, March 81, Loafers
will sponsor an Easter party for
children to be held at Halle Q.
Brown House.
The club will entertain parents
and wives Of its members at din
ner on Palm Sunday, March IS, at
the st. Paul Hotel Rev, Floyd
Massey Jr., will be guest speaker
for the occasion.
A change Of day for bridge clas-
ses has been annuonced. Glasses
viii be held at p. m. on We'd
nesday night at the club.
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Minneapolis Host;
Minneapolis Host;
Plonned Purenthood
Federation Officers
viii Meet Here

The Minneapolis Planned Par
enthood League viii be hosts on
March IL and 10 to the National
Board OF Directors OF the Planned
Parenthood Federation OF Ameri-
ca The board and the national
field committee OF the organiza-
ton will meet at the Nicollet
Hotel About so to go Board mem
bers and Field Committee dele
gates viii attend the only Fedora
ton board meeting to be held OUT
side New York this year. Also at
tending viii be representatives
from the three Minnesota
Leagues Minneapolis, ST, Paul
and Rochester.
Highhght Of the occasion will be
a public dinner on March IA at
1880 p. m. at the Nicollet DR.
Philip NJ. Hauscr, Professor OF
Sociology and Director, Popula-
ton Research and Training center
ter, University Of Chicago, viii be
the main speaker.
The dinner meeting will be the
kickoff Of the Minneapolis Plan,
ned Parenthood's annual fund
raising drive. Co-chairman OF the
drive will be two Minneapolis busi
nessmen, Mr.. John Fansler and
Mrs Louis Zellc The annual bud.
get is raised entirely by minimum
clinic fees and by private con-
tribution.
Among those attending the
meetings will be Or William
Vogt. National Director of th6
Planned Parenthood Federation
and author OF the best selling
Road To Survival, Mrs. Robert
NJ Ferguson, president Of IN,
Planned Parcnthood Federation,
and Mrs Doris Lynn Rutledge
director Of the Field Service Dept
Of the Planned Parenthood Fed,
Grafton
Local members OF the Mime,
apolis Planned Parenthood Board
who arep tanning the meeting are
Mr. Richard Kleeman, President
Mrs. John Cowles Jr., Mrs Peter
Edmonds. Mrs. Louis Zelle and
Mrs. Jane Browne. executive sec.
rotary.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-09
MINNEAPOLIS BEAUuCIANs
MEET

The Minneapolis Coametolo-
gists Chapter No. 40 met Mon
day evening, March g. with Miss
Catherine Norman as hostess Old
business was disposed OF
Plans for the clubs activities
for the year were discussed. The
chapter viii sponsor scholar
ship award
Mrs Gloria Smith was rein.
stated into the membership.
All beauticians are invited 10
apply for membership.
Following the business session
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
The next meeting will be at the
home OF Mrs. Ruby Howelton, 40
Emerson Az. N.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-09

Undcrgocs surgery; James
Bert Wade. 1924 Fourth Av s.,
underwent an emergency appen-
dectomy Wednesday morning,
March Z. Mr.. Wade entered Unit
versity hospital on Tuesday eve
ming. His condition Is reported eN-
cellent and he is expected home in
a few days
I.aiEEes-nous. falrc Bridge Club;
Mrs NJ @, Evans, S7iO Fifth Av.
s, win be hostess To the Laissez-
nous-fairc Bridge club on Satur-
day afternoon, March 10
Out OF Hospital; Mrs, Ida Ro-
berts, STOS Fourth Av s., return
ed home from Asbury hospital
where she had been a patient for
the past week and Is much Inn
proved
Morocco Club Met; The Nor
rocco club held It's regular bust
ness meeting Saturday evening.
March 3. at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Green, All r. gath
st The next meeting viii be at
the home OF MIR and Mrs. George
Matthews. t05 81, Anthony Az,
St Paul, on Saturday, March "a
Party Hostess; Little Miss SUI
san Carlisle. daughter OF Mr., and
Mrs, Charles A, Thomas, 1921
Fourth Az s.. was hostess "a
seven of her friends on Saturday
evening March from 9 10 $50
p. m Various games were played
after which the group enjoyed re-
frcshments, hot dogs, potato chips
popcorn curls and punch. Guests
were Althea and Johnnie Mae
Hadley. Dorothy Faison, Caror
Rogan, Karen Holbrook, MarciS
Schofield and Joann Boudreaux
Marcia Childreas was unable e
attend
To Celebrate 5Srd Wedding An
nlversary; Mr. and Mrs. j. w
Greer, Colp, III, win celebrat,
their 53rd wedding anniversary OF
March 10 The GreerS are IN,
parents OF Mrs Esther Jordan
and Willie BurHaugh, both OF 1885,
s. Sixth st. and Louis Greer %
1921 Eighth Az, N. and are wei
known in the Twin Cities wher,
they have visited on several oc
Casiona.
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STEVENSON Rally
AT POLISH HALL
SATURDAY MIGHT

North and Northeast Minneapo.
lis Stevenson For President ar,
rangement committee will spon'
sor a Stevenson rally Saturday
evening. March 10, at the Polish
National Alliance Hail, 1904 ". f
Fourth ST. Minneapolis, At 3 p. m
Gov. Orville Freeman and Sens,
tor Hubert Humphrey Will be the
principal speakers explaining why
they are delegates for Stevenson
State Representative John
skeate will be chairman Of the
meeting which will be open 10 the
public and everyone Is urged 10 at
tend
Refreshments will be served.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-09
Laneum Children
Honor PurentS Az
House Worminq

MT. ana MIS-, IhomaS Lsangums
Sr.. 500 Penn Av. N. were hon
ored with a house warming party
given by their six children sun
day, March 4, TO welcome them in
their new home.
Hosts and hostesses were their
four daughter. Mines, iona Rob
inson, Geraldine Heron, Mary
Ford and Jennie Williams and
sons, Thomas Jr., and Herman.
Many friends came in to greet
the honorees asd showered them
with lovely gifts, Among the gifts
was a record. Bless This House
which was played throughout the
evening.
Friends present 10 herp them
celebrate were the Mcssrs, and
Mines. A. Swanson. Zenon Parks
Freeman Robinson. X. c. Jackson
Daniel Jackson, Daniel Boone
Adam Lindsey b. l., Greer Wen
eel Miller, William Cooper, Law,
renee Stewart. and children, Linda
and Allen of st. Paul Henry Me,
Kenny, James Batsell, Art Kom
onua, Walter Mccoy, Freddie vii
hams, Lawrence Mccoy, LelanC
Carrigan. James Rivers, Rev anC
Mrs Henderson Reddick, Rev. ant
Mrs NJ c. Conweu.
Also the Mines. G.. A. Woodson
Edna Temple, Bessie Davis, Ath
erleen Curns. Clara May Davis
Harry Hill. Geneva o Allen, A
Alternately, Naomi Whitaker
Dorothy Whitaker, Etheleer
Walker, Oneida Davis, Helen Har
ris; the Messrs. Edward Lacey Jr.
Clifford Patterson, Raymond
Brown, Walter Evans.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. s. Heron Of Kansay
City, Kans., and Samuel Heron Of
Los Angeles, Calf. Those sending
gifts who were unable TO be pre-
sent included the Mines Made
Curtis. c. Bcnford. Mary Reasby
and Mr.. Henry Lacey.
Refreshments were served.
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Henry MGUll Feted
A. Birthday Party

Playmates Of Henry Maui, $40
Rondo Av., helped him celebrate
his ninth birthday on Saturday,
March at a birthday party.
Guests at the party included
Dianne and Shirley Lynn, jeanette
Tate, Leila and Charles Malitz,
Jimmie Bruce, Tommy Lee and
Dorothy Maui
The children enjoyed playing
games and were served refresh
ments by Mrs. Martha Maull
Henrys mother. other adults
present were: the Mines Zola
Mae Kelley. Lawrence Lynn, Miss
Nettie Benjamin, Oliver d.
Smith. and Mr.. and Mrs George
Williams.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-09
Sally Gates Takes
Warrington Youngsters
To chrina Ttrr..

Wednesday afternoon, March 20
was a momentous day in the lives
Of i6 youngsters Of the Warning
ton elementary school They were
guests at the Shrine Circus Of
Mrs. Sally Gates, Minneapolis
business woman.
A chartered bus arrived at II 30
at 37th St and Fourth Az. s,
and the excited children were
loaded into the bus and transport
ed TO the auditorium.
The party was sponsored by
Mrs. Gates and was a good ex-
ample Of democracy in action as
children Of all races and back
grounds were included in the
group.
Assisting the hostess as chap
erones were the Mines. Enola
Thomas, William Wade and Elmer
Childress, who got as much fun
out Of the circus a. the children.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-09

- - ~ NAA'HhAa'
mending and other helpful chores,
as one of their club projects.
Members present were Mrs. Ethel
Stevens, promoter of the project,
the Mines, Cora Moore, Ida Mae
Murphy, Minnie Raymond and
Birdie High, Mrs. Stevens and
Louis p. Moore were chauffeurs
for the group.
Happy Birthday Club: The
Happy Birthday club viii meet
Tuesday, March Is, with Mrs.
Luela Cameron, GIL Aurora Av..
as hostess.
HospitaIized: Mrs. Title Dan
iels, 1850 Bigelow Lane is a pa
tent in Ancker hospital Mrs.
Daniels entered March 5, and her
condition is reported fair.
Out OF Hospital; Mrs. Edna
Mccullough, $50 Iglehart Av., has
returned home from Bethesda
hospital where she was a patient
and is now convalescing at her
home.
Matinee Bridge Club: Mrs. w,
b. Walker, $50 Iglehart Av. was
hostess to the Matinee Bridge
club on Tuesday, March 6. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Earl Brent
first; Mrs. William Hanna, sec
ond and Mrs. Fred Schuck, third
Mrs. J. w. Crump and Mrs. Clar-
ence Anderson were guests of the
hostess and each was given a gift,
The next meeting will be April
10, with Mrs. Earl Brent, 1929
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The unit met Monday night.
March 5, At the home OF Mrs
Helen Allen. 1909 Third Av. s.. to
draw up rules and bylaws.
Officers elected az a previous
meeting are, Mrs. Theresa Grang-
er. president; Mrs. Beatrice Hail.
vice president Mrs Helen Allen
secretary; Mrs. Hattie McCarter,
financial secretary; Mrs Zephyr
Turner treasurer: Mrs. A. d.
Adams chaplain and Mrs Joann
Holbrook parliamentarian.
The next meeting win be Mon
day, March 10. with Mrs, A. d,
Adams, 1881 Fourth Av s.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-09

Fourth Av S. Minneapolis as hos
tess.
Breakfast PinOChIe Club: Mrs.
John c. Few 643 Iglehart Av.
was hostess TO the Breakfast
Pinochle Club on Saturday, March
8. Prizese were captured by Mrs.
Earl Brent, first; Mrs. Lafayette
Fields, second and Mrs. John
Banks, third. Mrs. o. c. Drizzle
was a guest Of the hostess. The
newt meeting Will be with Mrs.
Lafayette Fields. as hostess, at
her home, sos St, Anthony Av.. on
Saturday, March II.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-09
OZIEL CHAPTER RECEIVES
GRAND OES OFFICES

The Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs,
Beulah f. Mitchell Of Prince Hall
Grand Chapter, Order Of the
Eastern Star, Minnesota and
Jurisdiction, accompanied by the
worthy grand patron, Earl Sims
and her cabinet. made her official
visit to Princess Oziel chapter No,
10, st. Paul Chapter No. 1 and
Queen of Sheba Chapter No. on
Wednesday evening, March 7.
The meeting was held at Perfect
Ashlar Hall, st. Paul, with Prin-
cess Oziel Chapter as hostess and
was well attended.
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LESS THAN Sc BY MAIL

This paper costs less than Sc
per copy by mail Subscribe today
by mailing your check or money
order to 242 Third Av. s.. Mime
apolis IS, Minnesota. If you live
in Minnesota, North or South
Dakota, send 81. other states IS.
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contorions' Premiere
A. Pilgrim Dr0ws
Record Attendance


at Pilgrim Baptist church the
CantorianS appeared in concert
on Friday, March ,, at $50 p.
m, The group of thirty-five
mixed voices, directed by Alex.
andcr b, Jordan, presented
varied musical program with
appropriate costume and set
ting changes,
The program opened with the
service OF the Russian church,
"Hospodi Pomiri" by G. V,
Lvovsky, a chant and was follow
ed by 20 Bone Jesu" Latin chant
by Giovanni =, DaPalestrina
The group, with ladies attircd
in evening gowns and men In for
NAL attire, made a beautiful pic
ure throughout the first part OF
the concert
After a stirring rendition OF
4 Chrisuansen's 20 Sacred Head"
Miss Rayman Estes, soprano solo
list sang "The Lord Is My Light,
Vincent Youman's without A
Song" was presented by the male
= chorus and Robert Cox sang,
"Homing" Miss Roberta Bruce
sang Fred Il. weatherly's Danny
Boy"
with lighting effects the chorus
rendition OF World Is Waiting
For The Sunrise" by Ernest Seitl
b created a charming effect.
4 Bradford Benner sang the pop
i ular He with a background Of
4 female voices
70 Following intcrmssion, tn,
j group rcappeared In choir robe
p and sang, when Children Pray
{ by Beatrice Fenner with Mrs
p Cynthia Gardner and Miss Es
70 tella Gray as soloistS Children
p kneeling in prayer during thi
= scene In white robes were Jud.
. Mitchell, Peter Jordan John Gull
$ mont, Floyd Massey III, and Mar,
a Dee Galloway.
| In complete darkness except 10
the glow OF tiny candles held q
e the hands OF the singers, the
4 sang. THE Lords Prayer" M
r ranged by Albert Hay Malott,
4 with Miss Mildred Pollard n
J. soloist,
y To vary the program, Ware
e Hayes recited the anonymou
poem. THE Needles Way"
.e A favorite OF the audience wa
l. their presentation Of Amt !
/. That Good News" arranged b
10 william l.. Dawson. Hail John
l. sons "City Called Heaven" an
a Listen To The Lambs" by 7
I. Nathaniel Dett followed. Mis-
n Pollard soprano, was soloist
!. Miss Marcella Sayles, sopran,
sang. by The Waters Of MINI,
=. tonlSa," by Lawrence and the q
:, male chorus sang Trees"
- In crisp taffeta dresses Of OF
/, child hue, the ladies appeared an
- together the entire group san
!, THE Cassions Go Rolling Along
:. by Frederic Fay Swift This
My Country" by Jacobs and enc
Cd their program with the FIRE
t, waring arrangement OF "Battl
1, Hymn OF The Republic"
Following thunderous az
plause, Mr.. Jordan and the Car
torians returned for several en-
u core numbers
Y Material for the dresses was dc
- mated by Montgomery Ward
y through the strike II Rich" r.
u show held In st. Paul during IN
winter carnival They were mad
by Mrs. Leroy Lazenbcrry an
Mrs. LaPercell Green. The plat
form used during the Performance
was donated by Rilco Laminate
Z Products, Inc. OF St Paul.
3 Serving as ushers for the pro
= gram were c. s Anderson, Tim
a othy Howard, Howard Hunt an
i the Mines. Elizabeth Hall. France
: PEBBLES and Alice Wilson Spon
d sors Of the concert were the Dea
h cons and the Social and Lterar
r Society Of Pilgrim Baptis
l. Church
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Keep March % open! Elizabeth
Hall Pre-Easter style Show. -
Ladies' Aid Society, Pilgrim Rap.
tist church, 3 p. m. Donation Use
-AdVt.
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL Z

Houseguest Mrs, Margaret Rutherford of Washington D.
C. arrived the city Friday March and house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs, Sherman Harper ST. 1872 Rondo Av
Adelphai Club Project On Tuesday afternoon March g.
SIX members of the Adepha Club visited the CrpuS AuckS
Home for the purpose assisting the residents by doing their
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-09

Speaking Of research and de-
velopment, over 1871 Of com
mon prescription drugs were not
in existence ten years ago
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS 4

Back Home; Mrs Thomas Jones 1924 Clinton Av.,
ed home Sunday morning March from Louisville Ky where
she spent days visiting aunt Mrs Loe Oliver
relatives and friends Mrs Jones accorded many social
couees during her visit On her return home she spent few
hour i'm Chicago visiting friends
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-09

Sometimes man pulls the
wool over his Wife's eyes with the
wrong yarn."-JOe Marsh.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-09

"A college girl may b. poor on
history, but great ON dates" -
Sarah Vaughan.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-09
NEW BEAUTICIANs CHATTER
ORGANIZED IN MINNEAPOLIS

A group Of Minneapolis beauti-
clans have organized a new chap
ter under the National Beauty
Culturists League and received
charter No. 227 on March l.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-06-07

Johns, guardian, filed for hearing
Monday, July 9, 1856 at 1000
In reference to the guardian
ship of Phyllis E. Smith. Fourth
partial account of Helen I. Bober,
guardian, filed for hearing, Mon
day, July 8, 1856, at 1000 o'clock
In reference to the land sale
of Lenley D. Adds, administra-
tor of the estate of Jonathon j..
Adds, deceased, plaintiff versus
Robert D. Small, Edgel Cum
ningham, ct. al, defendants.
Summons on petition to sell real
estate, returned by Sheriff of
Franklin County, Ohio, and filed.
Summons for defendant, Edgel
Cunningham, completed and
served. Summons for defendant,
Walter Cunningham, not served
Sheriff unable to locate defend
ant after due and deligent
search.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-06-07

In reference to the land sale
Of Fred F. Fox, executor of the
estate of Dena Hill, deceased,
plaintiff versus, Agnes Burkhart,
Raphael and Bernard Hill, ct. al,
defendants. Order of public sale
returned and filed. Return and
report Of public sale filed. Entry
confirming sale, ordering deed
and distribution, issued.
In reference to the estate of
John Gallagher, deceased. In
ventory and appraisement filed.
Waiver of notice and consent to
approval filed. Orders on filing
and order approving inventory
and appraisement issued >
In reference to the land sale
of Irene Muth, administrative of
the estate of Susie Minosky,
deceased. plaintiff versus Irene
Muth. individually, Johnny Min
osky. Joan Minosky Upton,
Ronald Gene Minosky, a minor,
defendants. Summons on petit
ton TO sell real estate issued to
minor defendant and his guard
ian, returned by Sheriff of
Noble County. Ohio, and filed.
In reference to the estate of
Elizabeth Frye, deceased. APP
plication for determination of in
heritance tax filed. Entry estate
not subject to inheritance tax,
filed. Schedule of claims filed
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-06-07
Max Bates Graduates
From HARDING COLLEGE

Evangelist and Mrs. Mckinley
X. Bates, of Summerfield, and
Evelyn Bates, of Cambridge,
spent last week in SeaHy, Ark,
where they attended commence
ment exercises at Harding col
lege.
Max Bates, of Summerfield,
was a member of the graduating
class. He received B.A. degree
in history. He also accompanied
them on the return trip home
which was by the way of
Memphis and Nashville, Tenn.
They visited many places of
interest, including the Greek
Parthenon, the exact replica of
the original in Athens, Greece,
and also toured Hermitage, the
old home of President Andrew
Jackson.
Before arriving back in Sum-
merfield, they had toured
through seven states.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-06-07

/ Orders on filing of schedule OF
claims, confirming without
notice. First and final account OF
| Clarence A. Brubach, admin
istrator, filed for hearing on
Monday. July 9, 1856, at 1000
o'clock a m.
In reference TO the estate OF
H. D. Hill, aka Henry d. Hill
deceased. Application for deter
mination of inheritance tax filed.
Entry ESTATE not subject to in
heritance tax, filed. Schedule OF
claims filed. Orders on filing OF
schedule of claims, confirming
without notice. First and final
account of Fred F. Fox, admin
istratOr, filed for hearing on
Monday. July 9, 1856, at 1000
o'clock a, m.
In reference to the estate OF
William A. Collins, deceased
Petition for authority to trans
fer certificate of title to motor
vehicle filed. Entry-order to
transfer certificate of title issued
Authority to transfer title issued
Authority to transfer title issued
to clerk of courts.
In reference to the estate OF
Albert McCune, deceased. Bond
of administrator filed and ap-
proved. Entry-letters issued and
order to publish notice issued
Letters of administration issued
to Fred F. Fox.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-06-07

In reference to the land sale
of Lenley D. Adds, administra-
tor of the estate of Jonathon j
Adds, deceased, plaintiff versus
Robert D. Small, Edgel Cunning.
ham, ct. al defendants. Summons
on petition to sell real estate, re-
turned by Sheriff of Columbiana
County, Ohio, and filed. Copy OF
Journal, newspaper Dated May
"a, 1856, containing notice OF
petition to sell real estate by ad-
ministrator mailed to defendant
Marilyn Sparks, Long Beach
Calf.
In reference to the estate OF
w. T. Hague, aka William T
Hague, deceased. Application for
letters of administration filed
Waiver of administration filed
Entry order for appointment and
for bond issued. Bond of admin
istrator filed and approved
Entry-letters issued and order to
publish notice issued. Letters OF
administration issued to Durham
A. Hague.
In reference to the guardian
ship of Riley S. Shriver. Bono
of guardian filed and approved
Further orders on hearing issued
Letters of guardianship issued to
Ray Shriver.
In reference to the guardian,
ship of Okey B. Johns. Thir,
eenth partial account of Ella
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-06-07
lnitiatory Work Will Be Conferred Al
OF ). Meeting Wednesday, June Is

SUMMERFIELD Regular
meeting of Summerfield Chap
ter, No. 238, Order of Eastern
Star. will be held Wednesday
evening, June Is. Initiatory work
win be conferred on a number
of candidates.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Weaver
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Watson, Nor
ma and Anna Lumbatis are mem
bers of the refreshment commit.
tee.
The local chapter has received
a special invitation from Amazon
Chapter in Caldwell TO attend
their annual inspection which
will be held Friday evening,
June Is and large number
from here will attend.
Dinner Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Callano
and son, Max, of Steubenville
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Day were din
ner guests Memorial day in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Havener.
Fractures Hip
Mrs. AIDA Fowler sustained {
fracture of her hip recently
when she fell in her home. She
has been removed to Good Sa-
maritan hospital, GAINESVILLE.
W.S.C.S. Meeting
Mrs. Beulah Watson was in
stalled as the new president o1
the Summerfield WS.C.S. a
their annual meeting Tuesday
evening. Other auxiliary Officers
were also installed at this time
A covered dish dinner was en-
joyed during the social hour.
House Guests
Evangelist Forman Lincicom,
was entertained last week IN the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r
Fogle. Sam King of Akron, wa
an additional guest. EVangelis
Lincicome has been assisting II
the tent meetings being helC
here.
Vacation Bible School
The Methodist church and tn,
Free Methodist church vii
sponsor a Daily Vacation Bibl,
school at the Methodist church
from June IL to June % Mrs
Paul w, Smith will be the direc
tor. The school Will meet eacl
Monday thru Friday from 9:0'
a. m. to ll:30 a. III. All boys anC
girls are welcome and urged I,
attend.
Revival Services
Revival services viii begin OF
Wednesday evening, June 6, a
the local Free Methodist church
with Rev. G.. Stanley Pugh a
evangelist. Services will be hel,
each evening at 7:30 and Sun