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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-13

Hooking in selecting the location
and will observe the results of this
planting.
This observation area constitutes
one of 118 established in 1855 to
determine usefulness of plants for
soil conservation purposes in Ohio,
T. C. Kennard, SCS State Conser-
vationist, Columbus, stated. This
observational work with grasses,
legumeS, shrubs and trees by the
Soil Conservation Service is plan
ned in cooperation with the local
Soil Conservation District Super
visors, the Ohio Agricultural Ex-
pertinent Station, and the Agricul-
tural Extension Service.
Vegatative problems such as the
need for long-lived legumes, per-
sistent, but compatible grasses,
shrubs and vines to control erosion
and trees to improve plantation
mixtures in soil conservation plan
ming, are selected on a problem
area basis and tried in applicable
Soil Conservation Districts and
watersheds.
These paintings are planned on
the farms of Soil Conservation Dis
trict Cooperators in So of the 81
Districts in the State. The District
Supervisors help the SCS personnel
select the sites, the SCS furnishes
the seed or planting stock, and the
farmer plants it. The plants are
then observed over a period of
few years to determine their poSsi-
bilities.
Some entirely new plants are be-
ing tried and also we'll known
plants to see if they have new uses.
Plant materials, such as varieties
of birdsfoot trefoil, low crown al
falfa, late maturing orchard grass,
Red canarygrass, tall fescue, les
pedeza sericia, crown vetch, switch
grass, purple osier willow, shrub
lespedezas, Chinese chestnut, and
varieties of Scotch pine are all be-
ing tried to determine the posSibih-
ties of solving specific soil conser-
walton problems.
Kennard said the present obser-
vational areas will be studied in
1856 and about IS additional plant
ings will be established in the State
this year.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-13
FLA. Chapter
Tries New Legume

London F.F.A. Chapter, under
the supervision of Mr.. A. r. Hook
ing, last year planted acres of
birdsfoot trefoil to be used as
field-sized planting for observing
the legume for use in permanent
pastures.
London FLA Chapter is coopera-
tor with the Madison Soil Conser-
walton District.
Paul Bangham, u. S. Soil Con-
servation Service, worked with Mr..
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-13
Vets Questions =
And The Answers

Q - I am a World War II vet
eran and I have a permanent CT
insurance policy. I am planning to
get loan on my policy. Am I sup
posed to repay it in amounts that
are multiples of $5?
A - Not necessarily. You may
repay it in amounts of any size, so
long as they are not less than SIS
per payment.
@, - / live in a State that pays
a bonus to Korea veterans. Do /
apply for this bonus at the VA?
A - No. VA does not administer
State bonuses. They are enacted
and administered without any aid
whatsoever from the Federal Gov
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-13
Wilderness Road
In Second Season

Berea, KY, July 4-The second
season opening of WILDERNESS
ROAD is proving that a good
drama may be more entertaining
than a funnybook and just as pow
erful as a sermon. That is to Judge
from the excited responses of its
audiences, who come in large and
varied groups so large that each
group is assigned a special night
and SO varied as to include Girl
Scouts and churchmen, farmers,
and orphans, civic clubs and bank
ers. Each group has held or will
hold special festivities in the now
famous Indian Fort area. Already
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-13

and the Girl Scouts on July 81. Not
to be outdone, the Kiwanians have
placed their bid for a date as yet
unscheduled, as haye the members
of the Kentucky Bankers Associa-
tion.
Seats will be available to the
general public at each of these per-
formances through regular chan
nels. Write, wire or telephone
WILDERNESS ROAD, Berea, Ky.
Members of the various orgarli-
cations named may secure their
reservations through their own To-
cal chairmen or directly from
WILDERNESS ROAD
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-13
Ohio Wage-hour
Survey Completed

COLUMBUS-The results of a
1855 Ohio wage-hour survey are
now available, state Industrial Re-
lations Director Margaret A. Ma
honey announced today.
The 175-page analysis of the sur
vey covers Is industries-nine re-
tail trade industries, five service
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-13

Fresh fruit and an assortment of
cheese makes an easy and delicious
company dessert. For the cheese
have wedges of blue and Gruyere
package of cream cheese
and a slice of cheddar cheese.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-13

Ever use packaged green mood
les? They are delicious teamed
with such seafood as shrimp or
crabmeat, or with chicken or tur-
key.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-24

ChattrTboE Members Entertain {
Members ~ the ChaiterboH Club,
branch ~ the Sunshine Federation
~ America, went 10 tho Waikiki
Room ~ Hotel Nlcollst on Fri
day evening. August ~ for din
nor instead Of their regular month.
iy meeting Mrs Katherine sclpio
was gIcst ~ honor A most de-
Iightful evening was spent The
next regular meeting Of the club
will be held Friday, September n
NJ the home Of Mrs Bclpio, it2i
Upper Alton Road. st Paul
visited In DUluihi Mr. and Mrs
EATlyn ~ Bell and children. Merle
and Peter ~ OH H. Anthony Az.
spent a week In Duluth, visiting
Mrs. Belts mother. Mrs, BidonlA
Black and friends
Party Invitations Invitations
are In the mail from little Bar.
bara Mansfield. daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs Robert Mansfield 81 p70
Charles Az. inviting her friends
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-24
HArcHGITS ENTERTAIN VoR
RILATIvIS FROM INDIANA

Mr.. and Mrs Roy Iiatchott.
tO4t Fourth Az. 4, have ms their
holIAegueHtA their nephew and son.
Mr. and Mrs Robert iIntchett
and son. Robert Jr, brother, Fred
Hatchctt Of Evansville. Ind. and
frfondst Mr., and Mrs Nathaniel
Tucker and daughter Cynthia Of
DctrOlt, Mich
The Hatchctta are also visiting
with their unclca and brothers.
Roy, James and Walter HAtohett
and sister and aunt, Mrs. Grace
Hall
Mr. and Mrs Roy HatChett en-.
tertRined with n barbecue supper
In honor Of their houaeRueStH
Saturday evening. August ~, NJ
uhoiJ summer home In stacy.
MINI
Enjoying the affair IN add.
ton 10 the h0noTsea were the
MoEsrR and Mines Waiter E
Hatchsti James Small, Harry
Jones. the Mines Carrie Robinson,
Grace " Hail. the Misses Dorothy
Rtovall. Mrs Jimmie Ire Johnson
and the Msasrs clifford Cunning.
ham and James Hatchstt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-24
Wedding Anniversaries
MINNEAPOLIS

Aug. ?T-Mr, and Mrs. Donald
Charleston, S6l7 Portland Az.
seven years. Mfr and Mrs. Ollie
Ray, Jr.. 2SiS Fourth Az, &, one
year
Aug. sa-Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Lytlc, SS4S Fourth Az =; seven
years,
Aug 30 Mr., and Mrs, William
J, Head, ssi2 Firth Az s, 30
years,
Aus Si-Mr. and Mrs sylvester
Young. 1901 Bryant Az, N, 20
years,
ST. PAUL
Aug. 81 Mr. and Mrs, Walter
Mcfarland. 1919 Rondo Az. "a
years
Aug ~ Mr., and Mrs. Green
Watson aes ST Anthony Ava nine
years.
Aug 81 Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lawrence Jr,, pAT IElchart Az, II
years: Mr., and Mrs, Willie Phelps,
722 Iglehart Az. ten years,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-24

between the ages OF five and seven
To celebrate with her ON her sixth
birthday, September 2, when abe
viii be honored with q party given
by her parents. An a pre.birthday
treat. Barbara and her four year
old brother, Gregory attended tho
pop concert Wednesday, August
~ 20 hear James Murray sing
birthday Cclcbrat~di Friday,
August 10, was AN evening Of
msrriment when Mrs, Donna
Lamb honored Mrs Theima Car
roll ~ t22 Carroll Az, with n
party In celebration OF her birth
day, Tho gala affair was given at
the home OF the honorre where
some 30 " her friends showercd
her with u number OF lovely and
useful GIFTS while enjoying tho
evening dancing and sociaiiSing,
Refreshments were served high
lighted with beautifully deeorat-
ed birthday cake inscribed. Happy
birthday Theima"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-24
MRS. RoBIRT PATTERSON
AND SON PHILIP
RETURN FROM TRIP

Mrs. Robert NJ, Patterson and
son Phillip Patterson of p62 Car
roll Az. after AiN weeks vaca-
ton spent In the east visiting rcla.
tvcS and friends returned home
Wednesday. August 10,
They left ST. PAU July ., going
first 10 Washington, u, &, where
they visited Mrs. pRttarHon'H
mother, Mrs, Georgia Thompson
and sister. Mrs. Adele Davis, From
here they went 10 Goidsboro. N, q.
and were tho houseguestA ~ a
cousin, Mrs. Ora Swtnaon,
Leaving GoldAboro, their next
stop was In Norfolk, Va. and they
were guests Of Mrs pattersons
father, William Thompson and an
other sister, Mrs, David Joyner.
Returning 10 Washington. they
proceeded 10 Newark, N, ], and
were the house guests 81 Mrs
James Herring.
Vending their way homeward.
they stopped In Chicago To- visit
Mr. Patterson's mother, Mrs Jose
phine Patterson. dividing their
time between Mrs Patterson. Mrs
Edith Mavin and Mr. and Mrs
Cecil Patrick
They motored back Ia st Paul
with Mr.. and Mrs, Patrick who
were their houHcguosts, arriving
home August 10, and again loft by
motor Tuesday morning, August
n. with the ratricks for n few
days vacation IN Canada,
Mr. Patrick IL general chair.
man 81 Dining Car Walters linton
Local SAP In Chicago
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-24

returned home Monday August
20 from Miller hospital where she
underwent successful eye surgery
1t and Mrs, Brewer Clark and
daughter Pamela nf Washington,
n q. arrived In 1T, Paul to be with
their mother during her vonVales.
cent period
Oak Leaf Clubs The Oak Lear
club viii meet at the homo Of
Mrs, Dewey Jackson. 1914 Rondo
Az, on Monday, August "a, at 2,
y, N.
CoaNRlcsCcnt; pr Lillian Lowts,
go Iglehart Az, continues to i'm.
prove at her home from u back in
jury sustained from u fall Her
sister, Mrs Lula Robinson OF
Kansas city. Mo, came Ia the
city to be with her during her CON
valrsCenCe
Nacationing In Easti Mrs
Louis Casnn and grandson, Marion
Shivcrp are vacauoning In Phila.
delphia, Visiting Mrs, Cason'n
brother and wife. Mir and Mrs
George Brock
Return Ionrl Mrs, James =,
CLARITY and children, Larry and
Linda ~ Tid Aurora Az, returned
home from Manly, la, where they
visited with Mrs Clardy's parents,
Mr. and Mrs John Page Mrs
Page who was patient In 81.
Iosrph's hospital, 81 Paul, for
several days IL now convalescing
At her home and making rapid re-.
covory
Returned Homes Mrs A. u, Tate
and son Lavallc Tate OF Manly,
la, returned 10 their home Mon.
day Mrs, Tate came 10 the city TO
bring her grandchildren. Randy
and Jeanette Tate, children ~ Mr.
and Mrs Herman Tate of bt3 Car.
roll Az. back home after spending
some time with their grandparents
IN Iowa
Attended Funeral ~ Father
Mt and Mrs Henry Jones. b6i
Carroll Az. have returned home
from Hannibal, Mo. where they
accompanied tho remains of Mr
Jones father, william H. Jones
and attended funeral service and
burial Mr. Jones died August 7 In
NJ Paul
Kansas city Visitors DIR, and
Mrs. Milton Lewis Of Kansas CITY,
Mo. spent q day In tho city en-
route Ia their home and were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs, Albert
Bailey ~ 3sib Fourth Az. \, DR.,
and Mrs Lcwts had been vacation.
ing at the lake.
Out or Hospitals Mrs, Thercsa
BANKS, 1925 Fourth Az H. 70.
turned home Monday. August 20,
from FnlrvIew hospital where shs
underwent surgery, and 10 now
convaloscing NJ home.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-24
For Women;
Fruit Pies Are
AlwuyS A Fovorife

In the good old summertime,
children love TO 40 blueberrying,
It's 40 much fun; and best OF all.
Il means mother viii make u blue
berry pie This II the time TO en-
JOY these plump juicy berries when
they're at their best. whether they
be wild or those in the familiar
quart baskets at the supermarkct.
II makes your mouth water Ia
think of fresh blueberTies. sweet
and Juicy, scaled in between ten
der pastry that has been baked To
turn The aroma IN tantalizing
and Is II ever delicious when the
Juice of the fruit II thickened just
right
Quick-cooking tapioca Ii pop
ular thickening agent for fresh
fruit pies because II is easy TO uso
and Il thickcns perfectly without
cloudinR the bright fruit color.
MIXED with the sugar and fruit
Just rs II comes from the package,
quick cooking tapioca does not
impair the natural fruity flavor,
Here ls "A cool menu built around
fresh burberry. peach or cherry
pie dessert
BarbcCued Chicken OF Grilled
FrankfurterS
Tossed Salad
Roasted Fresh Corn
Iced Tea and Fresh Fruit Pie
Bueberry Pie
using Fresh BiueberrieS
3 tablespoons Of qulck-coohnR
tRploca
Y 10 cup sugar.
y teaspoon salt
y teaspoon cinnamon (optionalD
Z cups fresh. wild or cultivated
blueberriea
l 10 2 tablespoons lemon Juice
Pastry for two-orust p-inch pie
1 tablespoon butter
Combine quick-cooking tapIoca
sugar. salt, cinnamon. bluc-bcr
ries and lemon juice. Roll half the
pastry y inch thick Line a o.inch
pie pan and tim pastry at edge
~ him. Roll remaining pastry y
inch thick and cut several Pinch
sits or q fancy design near center
P1ll pie shell with burberry mix
ture. Dot with butter MoiHt"n
edge Of bottom crust. To adjust |
top crust, fold pastry in half or
roll loosely on rolling PIN center |
on filiinR Open Sits with a knife |
tWsll opened sits are important |
10 permit ESCAPE 81 steam during |
baking
Trim top crust, allowing II to
extend = inch over rim. To seal, |
press top and bottom crusts to
Esthsr on rim. Then fold edge ~
top crust under bottom crust and /
flute Bake In hot oven (i2S de-
gress - 80 minutes. or until syr-
up bolts with heavy bubbles tina,
do not burst
eff desired. use = cup granulai-
al sugar and n cup FIRMLY packet
brown sugar
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-24
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Aug. rs Mrs. Eunice Jones, $50
w. Central Az; Freddie Ingram.
45s N Grotto St; Mrs w b. Wal
kcr, $50 Iglehart Az: Mrs Ashby
T. Harris, 5g5 Carroll Az. II E.
Toussaint. $50 Iglehart Az; Mrs.
G. s. Compton, 722 w. Central
Az; Mrs. Kittie Washington, 532
st. Anthony Az; Mrs George
Carter. AL ST. Anthony Az: Mrs.
Myrtle Harris. $40 IglehRrt Az:
Lenora Foster, 1885 Shcrburne
Az; Charles w Taylor Jr.. b97
Rondo Az: Robert Montgomery.
377 w Central Az: Mrs. John
williams. 791 Rondo Av.
Aug. 28-Laurena Green, asI
Tglehart Az.
Aug. 81 Foster Brown, g7p
Rondo Az: Kathleen Montgomery.
377 w. Central Az: Clarence
Powers. $40 broadway: Mrs.
Gladys V. James. $50 Fuller Az;
LAPurcelle Greene Jr. 9s4 lyle
hart Az.
Aug 2s-Mrs. Elizabeth Jordan,
742h Rondo Av; Wilma Neal,
855 Rondo Az: Mrs Esther Rose
by, 100 St Anthony Az: Ellis
worth Harms. 5g7 Iglehart Az /:
Mrs Margaret Davis, $50 St An
,hony Az. Beatrice Nash. 725
Kingston, Ray Gangl. 1912 Rice
St: Hazel Russell, l1ie sherburne
Az: Geneva Murray. sos w. Cen
trail Az: Nora williams, AT Ron
do Az; Robert Graham, 73s Lyle
hart Az. carole Belleson. 400 81.
Anthony Az.
Aug. 20 Mr.. Doris Wheeler.
GIT Rondo Az: Patricia Spencer.
522 w. 18th ST.; Nelson Martin
e27 St Anthony Az: NJ. X. Nc
knight. pso Fuller Az: Mrs. Louis
House. POS Rondo Az: Freddie
MCGEE. Ell Rondo Az. John os-
car O'Esal, 1853 Y. Undertake
Rd: Wallace Chambers. 7t3 lyle
hart Az
Aug 80 Eugene Moore, s7i NJ.
Anthony Az: Bradford Benner,
7s2 Carroll Az.
Aug. 3I---Mrs. Virginia Brown,
s7s ~. Anthony Az: Randolph
Mcwatt. 72s shsrburns Az: Hey
wood Kemp, sos st. Anthony Az:
Lenora Foster. 1888 shsrburne
Az
Out-of Town Birthday
Aug. 2s--Patricia Spencer. 522
W. i5lst st. New York City.
Aug 3i-Frederiek OHsal
Washington, ID. e.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-24
HoRN-SHINE GAL

SHINY HORNS will bedaIRlc dairy
cattle Judges nj the Minnesota State
Fair this year n Audrey Grams Of
Wostbrook. MINI. has her way.
Audrey IL shown here rubbing a
bright gloss ONTO tho horns Of hor
three yearold Ayrshire COW. white.
way May. In preparation for tho
opcH.class livestock show To be held
FIRST sir days ~ the aag 20
through Sept. 3 state fair. Audrey.
-. won seven successive al club
trips TO tho fair ~ a Cottonwood
county representative before NOV
Ing into senior competition.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-24

neapolitan. The Texans left for
their home on August 10.
Promoted: Private William S
Wilson. a 1855 June graduate OF
Roosevelt High School. who has
been in the Marines since August,
1855. has been promoted to Pm
vate First Class. PFC Wilson. son
of Mr.. and Mrs John c. Wilson of
1920 Smelling Av.. is stationed at
Okinawa.
Family Visitors: Miss Ruth
Campbell Of Milwaukee, Wis, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Sykes and
children, Sandra and Robert Of
Gary, Ind. were recent weekend
visitors in the city and were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. James c.
Campbell of 1858 Portland. Miss
Campbell is an x-ray technician in
Milwaukee. Mrs. Sykes is secre-
tary and Mr.. Sykes is a teacher In
the Gary school system. Miss
Campbell and Mrs. Sykes are sis
tiers Of Mr.. Campbell.
indianapolis Trio: Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Grant and brother, DR..
Guy Grant OF Indianapolis. Ind,
stopped in Minneapolis for a short
time enroute to the Republican
Convention in San Francisco. Mr..
Grant, an attorney. is district at
torney in Indianapolis He is a
delegate to the Republican conven-
ton. DR.. Grant Is one Of the
founders Of Kappa Alpha Psi frat
ernity.
Wedding Reception: Mrs. Mary
barrow Smith. 22i4 18th Az. s,
has issued invitations for the we'd
ding reception of her daughter.
Jacqueline Bell who will be wed 10
s. Douglas Thompson on Saturday
Sept. at Holy Rosary Catho-
lie church. The reception will be
held at one o'clock in the after
noon at Nicollet Hotel.
Family Visitors: Mrs. Ruth Da-
Wis and daughter. Miss Annette
Davis Of Chicago are visiting their
son and brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Davis OF 223 F.. 4Oth
st.
Back Home: Charles a. Glenn.
1884 Smelling Av., returned home
from a ten day vacation spent in
Detroit. Mich. and Chicago, III. He
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Stevens in Detroit and was
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Tev-
ada in Chicago.
Niece Il Guest: Little Miss Wv
ian Boone, OF Detroit, Mich, arriv-
ed Thursday afternoon by plane
for a two weeks visit with her
aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Boone.
HospitaliEed: Mrs Dorothy Lane
1920 Oakland Av., Is a patient In
Mt. Sinai hospital where she en-
tered Friday evening. August II.
for n rest and treatment OF a
heart condition.
Indisposed: Mrs Walter Scott
1909 r. 23rd St, Is confined TO her
home due 10 illness Mrs. Scott IL
pianist at Bethesda Baptist
church.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-24

When cooking outdoors bo-F.
you can start your fire quickly y
you place psrsfnn pellets or shay
ings into a couple Of paper cups on
a bed Of charcoal and light ne
cups. The flaming wax viii mn"
over the charcoal and start the
fire. 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-24
Where To Buy The -.
SPOKESMAN
DOWNTOWN

DOWNTOWN
Bobs Grocery. Third washingvon
q Cafe 2o7 g. Third ST.
Hennepin News tShinders) 9Th q Hennspin
32s Club ormerIy JoeE Bari 32s Warrington AV g.
Williams Barber Shop. wash bet Third q Fourth Aves
NORTH MiNNEApouS-
Adm Market. Bryant Az. a Olson
Banks Barber Shop Aldrieh a Olson
Chubbys Barber Shop. III Olson Highway
Herron's Grocery Dupont sth
Howell Distributing 1885 Ald1ch Az. ~.
Sherman Grocery. Genwood q Aldrieh AYES ~
snvers Grocery 500 Clenwood Ave No.
Mrs. James 733 Olson Highway
Andsrsou's Grocery. Olson Highway LyndaIe n
Market, 1887 Olson Highway
Market 1923 Olson Highway
Hway Super Market, col Olson Highway
Williams Market 72s IIth Ave. No
Market. 1000 IIth Ave. No.
Girard Dairy Mkt, 72s Girard Ave No
Purity Grocery 100 Fremont Ave No
Leach Drug Store io2s Plymouth Ave No
-soUTHsIpE-
carp~ntsrs 3sth Third Ave. 50
IAurss Grocery, 9th a Third Ave. 50.
samuslsons Seven Corners
IABeue. Grocery ssth s. 4 Fourth Az. 8
Mntnn's Grocery 2Sth 4 FIfth Az s.
Ily4nzsioa ConfectI1nary, 18Th 9Th Az. 8
c a V Mart 1888 Third Ave 8
ToIlefson Grocery 1858 Fourth Ave. So
Lucas Grocery 1870 Third Ave. So
Food Fair xArks, PAS Fourth Ave go
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-24

Return Home; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
5. Rogan and children, Carl. Karen
and CasSandra returned home
Sunday evening from a vacation
trip spent in Kansas City. Mo, Wis
iting Mr., and Mrs. Wilbur Rogan.
their parents and grandparents,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd jackson.
The children spent q month in
Kansas City and divided their
time between their grandparents
and the Jacksons. Mr.. and Mrs
w. 5. Rogan were the house,
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. jackson.
From Kansas City. the visitors
went TO Denver. Colo and visited
an aunt. Mrs. Lena Bodenhamer.
They report a wonderful vacation
was enjoyed.
New Citizen: Mr.. and Mrs. God
frey Baldez. 1922 Fourth Az. s,
have announced the arrival of a
baby boy born august 20 in Doc
tors Memorial hospital. The new
arrival. their first son. has been
named Godfrey Thomas Jr When
Godfrey Thomas arrived at home,
his two sisters, Rebecca Kelly and
Vernette were waiting TO welcome
their new brother and playmate.
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Kelly Of
Paris, Calf. are the maternal
grandparents. Mrs. Blanche Baldez
Of Germany is the paternal grand
mother.
Houseguests Fetsd; Mr.. and
Mrs John Brown, 4426 Fourth
Av, s., had as their house
guests. their niece. Miss Dorothy
Lasley, Mr. and Mrs. Ira lobe
and Mrs. Ella Brown, all OF Dallas
Tex. On Saturday evening, August
Is, Mr., and Mrs. Brown were
hosts at a dinner party in honor
OF their house guests. Following
dinner. guests relaxed with tele-
vision and socialiZed. Guests In ad-
dition 10 the honorees included
the Messrs. and Mines. Therman
Mcfarland and daughter. William
Scott; the Mines. Eleanor Barber
and William Mosley, Cocktails
were enjoyed after dinner. Tho
Texans left for their homes on
Monday. August 20, after spend
ing an enjoyable two weeks in the
city
Michigan visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Clark. 1901 Third Av. s.,
have as their houseguests, Mrs.
Clark's parents and sister Mr., and
Mrs Major X, Foster and daugh-
ter, Miss Marjorie Foster Of De
troit and Inkster. Mich. The Wis
itors enjoyed sightseeing They
left for their home on Thursday.
VacationIng: Mrs. Lucy Harris.
40I8 Clinton Az. left Wednesday
August ~, for Kansas City. Mo-.
on vacation. She win be the house
guest Of friend Of long stand
ing She viii go from there To
Chicago to visit friends and rela-
tives. From Chicago she will 20
TO Muskogen Heights, Mich. 10 Wis
II Rev Harris son and family
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris.
Back Home: Mrs, Clarence Beck
Of 37O6 Fourth Az. s.. returned
home by plane on Saturday, Aug
ust IL from Portland. Ore, where
she spent a month visiting with
her sons, Julian and Kenneth and
family. Mrs. Beck sought s0Iace
from her great sorrow with her
three grandchildren, Grant seven.
and the twins, Meg and Derek,
two and a half years old who
were busy as bees trying TO en-
tertain grandmother The many
sightseeing tours into he noun
tains and 10 the ocean and other
courtesies shown her by her fam
lily and friends added much 10
making her trip delightful and has
lifted her spirits