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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-09
Assembly Of God Church Plans
Dedication Services This SUNDAY

The Assembly of God, 1913 Ma
pie Ave, has been going through
a renovating program since the
arrival of its present minister,
Rev. Elder Boytar in 1852.
THE church was lacking any
Accommodations for expansion at
the acceptance of the pastor
ate," stated Rev. Boytar.
So the program began with
its but six members. One of
the first and major projects was
the eXcavating of the basement
and the building of it. This was
all done by hand by the men,
berS of the church.
AFTER the departmentaliz-
ing Of the Sunday School with
the utilization of the basement,
work was done in the sanctuary,
in the installation of tile floor
ing, redeCoration and rehabili-
tation Of the interior, and install
lation of church furniture, in
Cluding pews, communion table,
and pulpit.
The vestibule and steeple were
added in 1854 and draperies by
the Women's Missionary Coun-
Gil IN 1855. At this time a park
ing lot was also affixed. A ham,
mOnd Organ was secured for
Easter Services of 1856 A con-
tinual deyelopmental program is
being experienced with the con-
tinuaI improvements.
In the late summer of 1865
it was decided to purchase pro-
perty for a parsonage fer the
pastor and new bride, Marcia
Bradley Of Burton. Up to this
time Rev. BOytar had been liv-
ing at the residence Of Miss Ma
ry CreIIin of 2O8 Water st.
The congregation decided upon
the property at 354 S. Hamb-
den. It was necessary for the
congregation to complete the in
terror of the newly acquired
home. That fall the faithful
group worked untiringly until
occupation took place December
81, 1855. The garage was COM
pleted the first Of August in
1856.
.. REV. DELBERT BOTAR as
sisted his brother in ministry
and in song the past two years.
A choir was organized which al
SO went on several musical
concerts. Three Of the young
people have attended Bible Col
lege these past three years. TIL
former jeanette Fenton, Ken
Judd, and Dorothy Gaines who
will attend Central Bible InSti-
tute of Springfield, Mo. this fall.
Dedication Sunday will start
with Sunday School at 1000 m
The lesson will be The King
Who Could Not Stand (JoashD
During the morning worship
service there will be the dedica-
tion of the church pews, pulpit,
and communion table, and the
acknowledgment of loved ones
and their memory.
Mayor Vain Parsons will
briefly welcome the church and
give some thoughts in Church
and Community Relations. The
dedication Of the organ and a
musical will be presented by the
minister Of music, Rev. Delbert
Boytar. The choir will be sing
ing.
Rev. c. W. Hahn, Superinten-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-09
Have You Met

Mr.. and Mrs. Axel w. He'd
berg, who have re ly
moved to Westchester Trail,
Chesterland, from Euclid? Mr..
Hedberg is employed at the
Lesse-Neville Co., Cleveland.
HAVE YOU NET - .....
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F.
Walters who have recently
moved to Laurel Rd., Chester
land, from Cleveland? Mr..
Walters is assistant production
manager at Roth Steel, Cleve-
land. The couple have two
sons, Frederick, 9; and Rob-
ert, 6.
HAVE YOU MET - ...... ....... ......
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis A. Cain,
who have recently moved to
Laurel Rd., CheSterland, from
Cleveland. Mr.. Ellis has his
own landscaping business and
operates from his home. The
couple have one son, Allen, 9.
HAVE YOU MET
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Savoca
who have recently moved to
WeStcheSter Trail, Chester,
from England? Mrs. Savoca
is from England, and the
couple have travelled extern
Sively throughout America,
England and the rest of Eu-
rope. Mr.. Savaca is a foreign
sales representative for the
Thompson PRODUCTS Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Will
liams who recently moved to
MiddIefield from Worthington,
w. Va? Mr.. Williams is en-
plOyed at the Chardon Rubber
Co., and the couple have one
daughter, Debra.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-09
Blue Star Mothers
to Meet Tuesday

HAMBDEN - The Blue Star
Mothers will meet at the home
of Mrs. MajewSki on Route "A
south, for a pot luck supper at
$50, Tuesday the 14th. For fur
ther details call Betty Logsdon,
5-7154.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-09

den.
The evening service, at 7:45
pm, will be featuring the Har-
monarses Quartet from Cleve-
land.
There has been a steady
growth in the Sunday school
from an average of 19 in the
first year to an average of 106
at the resent time. The all-time
high was an attendance of 202.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-09

I dent of the Ohio District Council
of the Assemblies of God, will
be bringing the Dedicatory Mes
sage.
At 1890 a Pot Luck Dinner
will be served at Corey's Pavil-
Ion on S. Hambden Road.
Following this event will be
Open House at church ParSon-
age, at 2::30 pm, 354 S. Hamb-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-09

Marcia Boytar and Helen Hills two of the new
Chardon teachers who not those pictured in the
Record recently, Mrs Boytar who taught last at
West Geauga will be a second grade teacher in the
Chardon SYSTEM while Miss Hills VII be teaching third
grade.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-09

Tonight the Geauga County
Business and Professional Wo-
EN- will hold a potluck supper
and meeting at $50 at the home
of Mrs. Josephine Urpi on Rt.
81. west of Burton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-26
r. 4. WadMH
Nayv1ed Here
To German Girl

Miss Johanna Struse Grass of
Straubing, Germany, and Roland
A. Waddill, Jr. of Jacksonville,
Fla. were married July IL at the
Washington Grove home of the
bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Ro-
land A. Waddill.
The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Henry Snyder of St.
Paups Lutheran Church, Chevy
Chase, in the presence Of mem
bers of the immediate families
and close friends.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Waddill of Norwalk, Conn,
DR.. Maude S. Nuttall of Wash
ington Grove, Mrs. Jack Sala.
manca of Miami, Fla, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Pughe and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rueben Poston of Washing
ton Grove, Commander and Mrs.
Richard Sanderson of Washing
ton, DR.. and Mrs. Harold Mitchell
of Laytonsville. and Rev. Stewart
Labat of Gaithersburg.
After the reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Waddill, Jr. left for Jack
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-26
Ali Achievement Dav
Features Girls Projects

Top winners among the exhib-
itorS were:
Dress revue champions: These
girls will represent Montgomery
County at the state style revue
This will be held during club
week at the University of Mary.
land.
Laura Jane Linn of Olney sen.
ior club, plaid cotton dress; Kay
Pritchard of Olney senior, taffeta
and net gown; Betty Anderson OF
Gaithersburg senior, cotton print
dress; Barbara Sheriff. of Olney
senior, cotton print dress; Mar
tina Biggs of Colesville, cotton
Bermuda shorts and blouse, and
Nancy Howard of Gaithersburg
senior, cotton sheath dress.
Mrs. Gordon Umsteads Olney
All Club had three of the top
clothing champions.
Winners in the clothing pro.
ject division were Barbara Wind.
ham, Linda Lee Watkins, Ann
Doherty, 10 Ellen Kennevan,
Kathleen Smith, HEIDI st. Denis,
Ann Veirs, Nora Lee Williams,
Rose Ann Glover, Nola Benedict,
Margaret King, Jeannine Ross
Roberta MesSer, Marya Mooney
and Nancy Ruth Edwards.
Also Susan Ladson, Shari st.
Denis, Mary Ellen Nagh, Sandra
Priebe, Sherry Ann Whip, Rita
Ann Fink, Carol Fisher, Helen
benson, Nancy Stevens, Carol
Fisher, Diane Dea, Fay Gilmer,
Mary Jane Arnold and Anita Mae
King.
Others were Mary Louise Kirk,
Margaret A. Nelson, Eileen Bur.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-26

dette, Geraldine Engel, Karen
Resnicky and Carolyn Mills,
Sandra Lee King, Peggy Cooling,
Ilene Morse, Tina Musgrove,
Ruth Ann Payne, Nancy Wind
ham, Bette Umstead and Linda
Pruitt.
Blue ribbon winners in the
foods project division were Nancy
Windham, Patricia Henderson,
Mary Margaret Smith, Diana
Loewenstein, Sharon Garrett, Lin
ola Tatum, Carol Fisher, 10 Ellen
Kennevan, Ann Miller, Frances
Sullivan, Rita Ann Fink, Ruth
Ann Payne, Nancy Lechlider,
Margaret Nelson, Patty Gary,
Libby Lou Kelly and Mary Mel
son.
Top winners in the home fur
nishings division were Virginia
Hearn, Allan Morse, IIene Morse,
Evelyn A. Clagett and Betty UNI
stead.
1T prize winner in the gar
dening project division was Alan
Morse.
Outstanding winner in the ju-
Nor leadership project division
was Bette Umstead.
First prize winners in the ru.
raj arts project division we're
Ilene Morse and Linda Tatum.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-26

Montgomery County's All Club
girls held their annual achieve
ment day last Wednesday, exhib-
iting and being judged on pro
jects in clothing, food, home man.
agement, recreation, interior dec
Grafton, and many other phases
of the All program.
Gaithersburg's A gric u ltural
Center auditorium was turned in
to a huge showcase as girls dis
played the results of what they
had learned in All work.
The achievement day commit
tee, composed of Mesdames John
Morris, Roland Green, Irene Ar
mold and Arthur Stang, ar
ranged the affair with the coop
GRAFTON of the county home DEM
onstration office.
Judges were Mrs. George c.
Fry, Mrs. r. w. Hecht, Mrs. M.
B. Donnald, Mrs. Guy Gienger,
Mrs. K. F. Pitt, Mrs. Amy Leber,
Mrs. Harvey Hill, Mrs. Molly Ea-
ton, Mrs. A. L. Howard, Miss
Clyde Ramsey, Miss Lou Lom-
bard, and Mrs. James H. Wilson.
The style revue was directed
by Mrs. Roscoe Whip and Mrs.
Edwin C. Fry, with music by
Doug Bailey.
Musser Brothers of Gathers
burg provided flowers, and Mrs.
Arthur Stang and the All senior
council handled stage decorations.
Bryan Kile of the All senior
council operated the public adj
dress system.
Supper was served by the wom-
en- of Wesley Grove Methodist
Church.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-26
OR Gcbrane
Married Recently
In While Plains

Cornelius Rice Parsons Coch-
rane, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cochrane of Rockville, married
the former Patricia Ann Ketcham
of White Plains, N. Y, last month
in the brides home town.
Mr.. Cochrane, a graduate of
Oberlin, Ohio, College, is on leave
of absence as physical education
director of John Hopkins Univer-
sity while he is in the Army. The
couple will reside in San Antonio,
Tex, where the bridegroom is
stationed.
Maid of honor at the ceremony,
held at Memorial Methodist
Church, was Miss Jane Ketcham
of White Plains, sister of the
bride. Bridesmaids were Miss
Donna Cochrane of Rockville, sis
ter of the groom, Miss Mary Kirk
patrick of Cleveland, a cousin OF
the bride, Miss Ruth Perrin of
White Plains, and Miss Carol Ann
Hauver.
Robert Scott of Baltimore was
best man. Ushers were Frank
Armstrong of Gettysburg, a cou
sin of the bride; Roger Linscott
of Bethesda, Jack Slonaker, Bel
mont, Mass, and Donald Tate and
Clyde Stallings, both of Balti-
more.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-26
Miss Raymond,
Will Wed Turk

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Raymond
of Rockville this week announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Caroline King Raymond, to Metin
Tamkoc of Ankara, Turkey. The
wedding will be held August II in
Bethesda.
Miss Raymond attended the
University of Maryland where Mr..
Tamkoc received his Masters De-
gree.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-26

Our goat eat the rest of this
bond" was the laconic message
sent with the remains of an E
bond to the Treasury Department.
The owner got a new bond.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-26

sonville, where they will make
their home.
Evening star., 1956-12-11

FloFoI Note Perfume
! dram Of Lyric Floral Note
In q beautifully isweIsd
purse-sixe eontaigeE. Per-
feet stocking stuffsr. ! rs
Plus PED. Tar
Sears Alabama, BladensbRYa,
WtSc0HSiB and Arlington
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-17
Friday Night Out
Club Entertuins A.
Valentine Party

The home ~ Mrs. Ira Robinson,
3s3h Ffth Az s.. was the scene
Of gaicty and merrymaking when
the Friday Night out Club enter
tained n few friends and members
At n valentine party The gala AT
fair was held on Friday evening.
February 10
Various games were enjoyed
and prizes were awarded Ia the
winners The evening came To "a
gay close with the serving of re-
freshments. Guests enjoying the
delightful affair were the Mines
Anna Mitchell, Betty McGraw,
jeanne Johnson, Delois Miller
Ernestine Perry, Dolores Melton,
Shirley Wade and James Floyd
Members present were the
Mines Ava blackwell, Freda
Faison, Verna F'ilppinS. Gertrude
Foster, Clodeal 6lanton, Donna
Raincy, Ina HorriH, Gloria Smith.
Geraldine lee, Dorothy Lockstt
Daisy Lee. AdelIA Nevis. La
verne Thomas Johnnie Wade and
Mhrilyn Robinson.
The club, composed Of all ladies
meets every Friday night where
the members sew and chat with
out n care Husbands are left
home 10 baby sit
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-17
Two Women Honored
AZ Joint elVthdoy
purty February ~

Mrs Charles DE LaCompsor
and Mrs, Cora Sanders were hon,
ored guests At joint birthday
party given In their honor by
Mrs Mabel Curtis. sister " Mrs
DE LaCompson, Saturday evening
February II AT tho home of Mrs
DE lACompsnn T0T Fremont Az
N Mr., Charles DE LACompsor
was co-host
Since Mrs DeI.aCompson's
birthday Is February ~ and Mrs
Sanders In February 10. they have
always celebrated together
Games were played during the
evening and highlight Of the
gala affair came when Robert
Kyle. son.in-law ~ Mrs. Curtis
took moving pictures Of the party
The honored guests received
many lovely gifts, which they
opened and displayed 90 tho de.
light OF the group, after which u
delicious lunch was served
Among the guests wishing the
honorcc" happiness and enjoying
the affair were the Measra. and
Mines Fred Jones. Robert Kyle.
James Miller, the Carl AnderHonH
of Crystal MINI the Mines. Ef.
fic Daniels, sister Of Mrs, DE La
CompAon, Gail Hosltina. LeotA
Tanner, tho MeAara Charles Smith
Donald Bryant and Charles DO
LaCompaon
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-17
progmuteIas Revert To
Old Name A. Meeting
HeId On February Third

Alpha II Tau Sorority held ~
regular meeting on Friday. Fcbru
AIRY 3, with soror Earllnc Neil, 72H
~ Anthony Az aH hostess soror
Annette Robinson. president. pro,
sided
During the business session, n
discussion evolving around the
nov name ~ the sorority was held
after which II was unanimously
decidrd 10 revert 10 the original
name prhRmatsia
Election ~ officers waE held
with the following Officers elected
for 1865 Arier IIalI0well, prsHi-
dent. Roaam0nd Bantam. vics-
president yenora Bradford re-
cordinR secretary; H"Ilsins HON.
day. corresponding secretary, Es-
tsls Lucki.. treasurer and Errna
HazinRo, dean ~ pledges
The next meeting. scheduled for
March 2 NJ which tim" the group
viii attend the csn'priana COn-
cert 81 Pilgrim Baptist church
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-17
Bridge Supper
BY Three Sisters
Social Event

An air OF warm eordiality per,
meated the home OF Mrs. Leonard
Davis, 954 Carroll Az. ST. Paul
ON Monday evening, February Is
when the three sisters, Mines
Clarence A. Anderson. Tommie
Braddock and Leonard Davis were
co-hostesses at a prettily appoint,
ed bridge supper at 9 p, m.
The delightful affair was held in
the rumpus room where II tables
covered with white linen cloths
were arranged to reflect hospital.
ity. Cocktails were served pre-.
ceeding the supper menu. Follow.
ing a delicious supper menu carry.
ing out the spring motif. guests
enjoyed several rounds OF bridge
and WED for an array OF beautiful
prizes.
When tally cards were collected
and scores Tailed, the following
names were called for guests talk
ing prizes home: the Mines odes-
sa Brent, first; Walter Aston. sec
ond; John Banks, third; Charles
Rogers. fourth: Alonzo Cotton.
NTH; Jessie Shepard. sixth: Sid
ney Salter seventh: Earle Jones.
eighth and Russell Balcnger
ninth.
Mrs John NJ. Patton was score
keeper and was given a gift by
the hostesses.
Other guests present included
Miss Sandra Anderson the Mines
James Allen, o. L. Alexander.
George Brooks Jr. J. s. Brown.
Burie Carmichael. Leroy Coleman.
Harold Combs. J. Walter Crump.
Earline Galloway. O. c. DriEzle,
NJ. G. Evans, Hiram Gibbs, Royal
Gooden. Ollye Gum, william Han
ma, Arthur Herring. Norman
Howell. Harold Rowland, Palmer
jackson, Gladys johnson.
Also the Mines. Earle Kyle, NJ
X Mcknight. Cornelius Mobilcy,
Anthony Mazingo, Sara Nichol-
son, Charles Noble, Geronc Reed.
c. H. Roper. Sidney Salter, Eu-
gene Shepherd. Richard Stokes
Jr.. Richard Stokes Sr., Hyland
Stokes. Fred Schuck, James l.
Taylor. Frank Terry, Hammond
Turner, w. Il. Walker O r. vii
Hams. Paul Wood, Russell Under
wood. Hector VRsaar and Mrs
Harry C. Turner OF 81. Louis. Mo
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-17

February II. Mrs, Reddick win
sing, Stranger OF Gaiilce." MrS.
Irene Winston, also OF wayman.
will be one OF the leaders In this
service.
\. q. Council Of Cluha Held
Elcction' The Twin city Council
OF Clubs met Tuesday evening.
with the Twin City Golf Auxiliary
IN hostess at the homo OF Mrs.
Clyde williams. ssS7 Fifth Az. 3,
The annual election OF officers
was held and reelected president
was Andrew J. Clark Jr,. vice
president, willard Jones. re-clect.
ed and other officers elected were
Mrs Virginia Tinsley, secretary
and Edward Thomas, treasurer.
Confined To lIomci Simeon
Wagner, ss05 Fourth Az. g., seven
year old son of Mrs, Anne Harris.
Ii confined Ia HIS homo with the
flu.
HACK Home, Mrs. Tommie
white. 1914 18th Av T., returned
home Friday. February 10, from
Petersburg, Va, whore she visited
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. James
w White, She also visited an
uncle, David Clark In Detroit,
Mich,
Twin city Maids and Matrons
To Meets Mrs. Carrie Neal. seas
Firth Az r., viii he hostess 10 the
r G, Bridge Club on Saturday,
February ~,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-17

son, Earhne Neal. Lucille Jones,
Ruth McQuerry. F1ossie Harris,
Cora Napue. Mary Jane Sample.
Mary Edwards, Alberta Neal and
Cecilia Russell.
On Monday and Tuesday elm
les were held and demonstrations
the floor by jobbers. Winners in
the Hair Styling Contest and
Queen Contest were announced on
Monday evening.
Out OF town delegates attend
ing were Betty June Dixon.
Hazel Jones, Sadie b. Jones. Yer
non Western, Pauline Humphrey,
all Of Des Moines, Ia; Alice Mar
tin, Joy Lawrence, Alice Causey.
Bernice Durham. Leola Anderson
and Louise Whitehead. all Of
Waterloo. Ia.
Mrs. Pauline C. Thompson.
Jacksonville, Ill: Gwendolyn b.
Turney, Rose Murrell, Versie
Bailey, Laura Daniel. from Oma-
ha, Neb.; Rose Gaines, Matte
b, Harris. Josephine Terrell, Mary
Miller, Corrtne NJ, Jackson. st.
Louis; Myrtle Allen. Lee Ann
Bonner. St Louis, Mo; Aline JET
ferson. Lillian Kynard. Gertrude
Dysart and Elizabeth Bass. all
from Kansas City. Mo; Georgia l.
Brown, Oklahoma City. Okla, and
Christine Baccus. Wichita. Kans
Officers OF Minneapolis Local
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-17
Williams Realsy Company
Offers Wide Range OF
Property For Sole

Clyde Williams OF williams
Realty Co. 1920 Glenwood Az, N.
announced this week n record
number OF listings Of houses and
property In all price ranges
Mr. Williams said his firm was
In an excellent position 10 give
prompt service 10 the growing
housing needs OF the community.
Many OF the Williams Realty
listings are carried each week In
the classified al section OF this
newspaper TNNcnty-siN hstings OF
home and commercial building are
found In the williams Realty al
In this edition.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-17
Social and Personal
= MINNEAPOLIS

HospitaliSed Charles Miller, 4037 Fourth Av s. is pa
tent IN Northwestern hospital where he Tuesday
February H. AT press time Mr. Mers condition reported
critical
Chicago Visitor Mrs Harriet Eddings bO46 s. Michigan
Av Chicago H. spent past end in the city and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-17

the guest " Mr. and Mrs. William
Kemp of 7sS N, Emerson Av. Mrs.
Edd,ngs longtime friend. came
To visit Mr. Eddings, who IL stin
confined To hts home after four
months of illness
Husbands Were Guests, II was
an evening OF run, food and frolic
On Saturday, February II. when
the Charmant Girls Social club
entertained their husbands at a
pre-Nalrntine party, The gala AZ
fair was held at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs Leon Wallace. SSis Clin-
ton Az, Dancing, socialEing and
partaking OF the delicious buffet
lunch ended the evening of FUN.
Family visitor Mrs RnaIc
stovall of Mechanic. Ark. arrived
In tho city Monday. February ~
and In tho house guest of her sis.
ter.in.law and brother Rev, and
Mira y ". Henderson, 1929 Bry-
ant Az N, Mrs stovall IL on an
extensive vacation trip planned
by her children She visited a
daughter, Mrs Leola Hyde In st
Louis, Mo. n son and daughter
in.law, Mr. and Mrs Augustus
stovall IN Chicago, III, before
coming to Minneapolis, and on her
return trip win visit another son
In Denver, Colo Mrs Stovall will
divide her time Visiting her uncle
and wife, Rev and Mrs, u, q.
Harris and her aunt and husband,
Mr. and Mrs Edward Carr OF
iSanu. MINI, while IN the city.
She In an active church worker In
her home town
Jack a JilI Events Children 81
the Twin city Chapter Of Jack
and jim IN the rive Ia ton year aye
group viii meet at the home or
Mrs, James Brown. an clinton
Az, Saturday afternoon, Febrl.
AIRY IN, and viii proceed from
there to local downtown theatcr,
After tho show they will no TO
Bridgeman's for refreshments. On
Sunday the pre.teens will have a
roller skating party at the Coils.
cum In IT. Paul
Soioisti Mira Henderson Red,
dick, 0id Aldrch Az, NJ, Of Way.
man AME church will be guest
aoioiAt a, the World Day ~
Prayer services at 81 Andrews
Episcopal church, Penn Az NJ
and Valley Rd. ut I p, m, Friday
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-17
Debs & Dates
ny JONNI

HI there fabulous people Of IN,
Twins" Well here We are once
again. with another week end OF
the New Year behind us,
Friday night there was a snow
outing at Theodore wtrth park
after the outing. everyone went
back TO wheatlcy for dancing and
refreshmentS
The sweetheart dance given by
the Loaferettes at the ~ Friday
night turned out 10 be n big sue.
cess for them, A few boys from
the SANITY City sang some songs
and everyone had a good time.
Happy birthday. Janice Merrill
The starlight" a singing group
composed OF Jessie ReaSby, Ann
Booker, Barb Green. and Shelly
Winters, sang Tear Drops Are
Failing" ON The Party, Saturday
afternoon,
Robert Green is home on leave,
He Is going overseas from here
Another fabulous date gone from
the Twins.
Here are some new R&B records
on the market mo Money Down
by Chuck Barry on the Chess
Label 10 Teens by Hey jackson
and Quintet on the Josie label.
Smack Dab In The Middle" by
Joe Williams and Count Basic,
Heart Break Hotel by Avis
Prestly on RCA Victor, RED Hot
by Hal Singer How by the
Jewels on The Smcrald label. Me
and My Mule" by Jack Dcpre, TO
Our Love" by the Counts: Oddly
wah Oddly by Bo Oddly. shes
Gone Gone" by the Penquins on
Mercury.
on the Jazz side OF life we have.
Big Red" by Count Basic, on the
chef label Giving Around" by
Ernie Fremont on Cash, "BatolSic'
features Stan Kcnton on Capitol
label When My Sugar Walks
Down The Street" by the Albelto
Quintet on Capitol, Elliot Law
renee plays Gerry Mulllgan's mr..
engagements, But Not For Me"
and Mr. President" The Four
Freshmens new album, The
Four freshmen and Five from.
bones" Some Of the sounds In this
album are "MRm'sclle". Angel
Eyes" Love Is Just Around The
Corner" I'm Remember You :"
This album IL up 10 the high
standards OF the Four Freshmen.
and should sell like mad
Neither v 4 II nor jazz IL the
piano Stylings" by Nat King
Cole on Capitol. and Whats
Right For You Daddy" by Lena
Horne on Capitol,
Well, II looks like tomorrow In
the night for Dea Moines to try
the Wizards skill In basketball
so until I see you fabulous folks
again, be cool