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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26

Misses Spring Suits
From The Fashion 5th
Suit Shops at Big
Servings
! Vs.; ;:' 80, :. 4,.~ 1900
! | 3 4,, .. .;.,s ;. SO, $500
/: 81 outstanding suits ore included
+: in this elsoranes. Choose from the
/: cropped jacket look, softly teilored
s.styIes, eIossie models and suits with
I: white accents. Wool eTepes, sobor-
/: dimes, Verdono erepes and shoEkskins.
j: Groy, blue, navy, beige, brown or
/: black. Regular or petite sizes 10 70
F: 10.
WGL-Misses' Suits, Foshion 5th
Shops, 5th Floor
-. also Chevy Chose and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
Save Generously
on Lamps |

5 Metal TobIe Lamps. orintoI de-
sign, II" toll Less thon 4 price.
Were 1895. Nowk 1925
5 Pink ceramie TobIe Laps with
butterfly design, 20" toll. Matching
pink shade. Were 5000. Nd $500
I Modern choreooI Glass Teh Lamp
with white fobrie shode. e toll.
Wos 1895, Now 1925
I GoId-celor crcekIe Glass Noble
Lamp with matching fobric Node.
Was 1895. Nov p.95
; Modern choIk White Bristol Spe
Lamps with black design. Were 4p5
Now H5
4 Leather Lamps in yellow ond wne
stripes. 29" toll Were 1895. NJ,
le!6
Z Leather Lamps in pink ond whk
harlequin check design. Bowline-A
shope, Were 1895. Now--ls.9
5 Metol and FibersIos Lomps, butte4
fly ond leof designs. II" ond 81
toll. Were 1895. Nov s.e3
II White Bristol Type Boudoir Lamp.
with drum shedes. Were $50. Now
3.9s
8 Swing Arm, Bronxe-Finish Floor
Lomps, bose only. Were 3.o5 Nov
SOS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
Sove 80 to 500
on ChiIdren's Toys

81 Leather Tool Holsters with tools.
Were 4.o8. Now 3.35
II cris-croft Cruisers. Is" mechoni-
col, nodded plastic. Were 1913.
Sc Mobile Loudspeokess, pottery op-
eroted. Were 9.95. Now SOS
Al Marvellous Mike Tractors, robot
operoted. Automatically turns when
it meets on obstocie Were oo8.
Now 5.96
81 Hobby Kits, cors in kit to be
assembled. Were 4e5 Now 800
81 WhirIy Bird Genes, toreets and
suction dort comes. Were .oS. Now,
sse
81 Gyro Jets with friction control,
nodded Plastic. Were LIS. Nov,
sSe
81 Postry Nix Sets. ideol for little
homemokers. Were 2.os. Now, Las
~ Pan Coke Nix Sets. Were 498.
Now -- ----- z.49
80 Nursery Chimes. Were ZOO
Now -----l. 90
WGL-Toy Store. 9th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
Special Purchose...
Silk Suits
& 3ls % s ;y.ss 24.ss

Right OF shs height Of the seosou !.
and this 10 Q season when the silk
suit soors high in fashion we
bring you this thrilling special. Three
lovely styles; bow trimmed, cross
tie trim and q bowed circle yoke. Have
navy, black or beige, sizes 1916 -.
the luxury look Of pure silk and q
whipping sewing.
WGL-Misses' Suits, Ord Floor
:. selections at Chevy Chose
and Alexandra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26

I57 iFFeeuloFS OF FaINous-naoko z
piece cotton poiomas, sey prints on
white background. Boys and girls
styles. Girls. l, Z. 3. Boys, !. 3.
I Crib, Edison with white finish, drop
sides. adjustable springs, side spndles
and high side panels thot drop down.
Was 54.95. Now 1923
I Edison Crib, white finish with pos
tel design on foot, drop sides, odiust-
oble springs. Wos 4495. Now, 37.cS
WGL-The Nursery Corner. 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
Sove on Dining, Living
Room Chair Covers

Sturdy dsnims in ottroetivs eoIcrs.
Were Now
81 Side Choir Sect
Covers ------ LOO soc
so Side Choir Sock
Covers -------- LOO soc
Is Living Room Choir
Covers - Z.98 l.4S
10 Living Room Soto
Covers - o.9S Ivy
s. RolI-A-Woy Bed
Covers, cotton forol
print Z.S6 l.4S
81 Sewing Machine
Covers, cotton florol
print -- 1893 sse
II Novelty Coaster
Sets ----- LOO soc
WGL-Notons lst Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26

HoIf-size Spring Suits
from our Foshion 5th
Suit Shops Reduced
rs" =: suits 500 ;. 4,.~23.oo
SO suits "a m
were 1925 to 1925 D.
81 becoming suits in box joeket o.
softly tsilored classic styles. One
style with matching blouse. Wool
fIonnels. Verdono erepes, sobordines
and imported woolens. Grey, blue.
navy. beige, brown or black. Sizes
l2h 70 IAN.
WGl-Wonnen's Suits,
Fashion 5th Suits Shops, 5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26

as a skeleton pattern to follow
late on. The good reducing
diei should have lean meat.
fisa or fowl. citrus fruit, eggs.
mix. lots Of yellow and green
vegetables. and q low fat and
carbohydrate content.
Here are your menus for
tomorrow:
{. Friday
BREAKFAST
One egg
One thin dry slice Of whole
wheat toast
LUNCHEON
Fresh fruit salad
Two tablespoons cottage cheese
One glass SKINNED milk
One thin dry slice Of whole
wheat toast
DINNER
Baked fish medium portion)
One-half cup cabbage,
lightly cooked
One-half cup spinch or greens
One glass skinned milk
One orange
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
On Sale Friday $3.50 AM. +.
:Cleoronce...E Entire
Stock Of Spring Suits

1874 suits Of fine imported end
domestic fobFies, styled by famous
mokers, at great savings. WOFsted
eTepes, soboFdines and fIonneIs
imported and domestic wool tweeds,
wool shorkskins, Docron and wovsted
blends labeled for fabric content.
Beige, blue, sroy. novy. pink. red.
green, squo, yellow, lilac, brown and
blue in group, but not. Of course. in
oil styles or sizes. Misses and petite
sizes 1910; women's l2N-22h.
10. were 1926 to 55.oo----3s.oo
81, were 5e.e5 to ee.95----3s.oo
Al, were 1895 to es.e5-----5s.oo
II. were $500 to l5o.oo----7s.oo
WGL-Misses' Suits, Ord Floor
:. selections OF Chevy Chose
and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
By JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

Don't take your extra
pounds along with you on your
vacation again this year! Per-
haps last summer you decided
to get in shape to really enjoy
your vacation and your lovely
but revealing summer clothes
and then procrastinated.
Maybe you did not have as
good time as you would have
had If you had worked even
just a little to get your figure in
shape beforehand. You may
dren's toys and rounded cor
ners and fiat surface areas to
facilitate cleaning.
Underground powerlines
were proposed because we're
in the hurricane area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
Stock Up Now on
Toys at Big Sovines
00e s for 500

500 escorted toys. oil designed to
give hours Of entertainment to chill
dren Of oil eses. Group includes: so
shot repeating cop rifle, vinyl inflicted
tennis set, telephone bonk, unbFeok-
able pIostie horse reneh, sosoline
truck. friction operoted eors, ready
to assemble White House SET, 4-eer
motor set. rubber horse shoe set and
many, many other wanted toys.
WGL-The Toys Shop. 9th Floor
-. also Chevy Chose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-21
Koty Denies Feud
With Co-Stor Gino

HOLLYWOOD. June 2 (R).
katy Jurado. the brilliant
Mexican actress. denies all the
reports Of a feud between her
and the Italian Gina Lollobri-
gida during the making Of
"Trapeze. Z
"One Paris newspaper even
printed that Gina and / would
stage a knockdown. hair-pull-
ing fight in a stadium there"
said Katy.
Il called up the paper and
told them the report was false.
Gina doesn't even speak to
me and ! refuse to fight with
someone to whom 1 have not
been formally introduced. !
Katy told the paper. That
ended the so-called feud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-21

Fri. and sat. Big Triple Feature
THRESHOLD OF SPACE WIZ
ARD OF OF, "a PRIZE OF
GOLD" Plus Giant Cartoon Car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-21
HEFFERNAN
Continued From Page C-S

Continued From Page C-6
big sigh when it's shot in a
single take.
A chat with the prop man
reveals the dirty dishes used in
the scene are not from the COM
missary-as suspected, since. the
scene was shot just after lunch.
mo" he assured. Sin fact we
spent two hours dirtying them.
And yesterday. during another
kitchen scene, the actors did
their own cooking. I admit
thought all had to be thrown
out uneaten."
When Tony came over he
showed a battle scar, mercuro-
chromed but unbandaged. "Ah,
it's nothing" he grinned, "but
of course it would have killed an
ordinary man. You know I fell
on my head once while I was
learning the stunts for 'Trapeze.
! didn't feel a thing. Guess I've
got IL inches Of skull before my
brain" he quipped.
4 X +
Low lights. Louis Hayward's
soothing voice, and a Pickering
candle pose a problem on Para
mounts 1.-THE Search for Bridey
Murphy" set. Add to these
f'sheep counting" accessories one
soft couch and you easily can
understand why star Teresa
Wright has to battle sleep each
day during the current filming
of Morey Bernstein's best seller.
Teresa settles down on the
diyan for the trance sequences.
It's a spacious six-footer. Hay
ward sits close. Softly, he says,
"You feel very comfortable;
you're feeling sleepy. Relax. and
let your mind float free. You're
drifting in space now"
And about that time, I'm on
the brink" says Teresa. II feel
If Louie says one more soft word
I'll never come back again. 1
keep iabbing my finger into my
leg to stay awake. You've got
to be wide awake to act"
In one prolonged trance scene
after lunch, Langley stopped the
action. Teresa he said, don't
overdo It," She admitted lazily.
I'm sorry. / was DOING"
1t happens that Teresa is an
excellent subject for a deep
trance. and has been hypnotized
several times at parties. So,
right now. there's a pool among
the technicians as to how many
scenes it'll take before Hayward
actually puts her under.
H* ~
Now it's cabdriver Ernest Borg
THEORETICALLY, too. Cast MEM
bers were congratulating Marty
on the set of "The Best Things
In Life Are Free" on receipt OF
his embossed cabdriver's license
from Boston, which designated
him as Driver No. 1762-Signed
too, by Police Commissioner
Thomas Sullivan. The license
sports a passport-type picture Of
Ernie wearing q cap.
Dan Daley looked at the card
photo and remarked: For q
minute there, / thought / saw
prison bars in front of your face 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-21
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
Bv ROBERT SYLVESTER

FL Chico told the bartender he's
worried because his 13-year-old
daughter wants to marry her
school teacher. Bartender said
1t was normal for girls to want
to marry their teachers. Yeah, :"
said the guy. "but she's not d.
vorced yet" Pearl Bailey's
songs and Louis Bellson's or
chestra join Bob Hope in the
Paramount stage show with
THAT Certain Feeling" And
IL the Cleveland Indians want
to win the American League
pennant. why doesn't pitcher
Early Wynn reverse his name?
/. !. +. According to the news, Frank
Sinatra is q silent hacker Of a
record company. First time he's
been silent about anything.
*%%
Angela Parish. head of the
Workmen's Compensation Board,
hopes she gets fast action on q
recent claim. She hurt herself
Ion the job. -. The skirt and
blouse worn by Barbara Rush
in Bigger Than Life" we're lent
her by sister Joan Caulfield, who
wore them in THE Rains Of
Ranchipur." -. The new west
Iern film. THE Proud Ones" has
$50 much shootin' it's a regular
gun with the wind. Danny
Thomas had a good day at the
track. Won one in a row.
Aviatrix Aline Rhonie is think
ling of turning her Long Island
backyard into a helicopter port
for friends who like to drop in.
THE Best House in Naples, y
comedy due in the fall, has a
nice honey title. If you
wonder how all the Smiths are
kept identified and separated,
the Smith Management Co. is at
Il776 Broadway. :. The newest
recording whiz calls himself
|Knuckles O'Toole. Look, ma, no
hands! Hurricane jackson
would be a great guy to have
around when the mosquitoes are
thick. Cavanagh's has a
free Vitamin Cocktail. For peo-
pie who would rather B-1 than
buy one.
Jim Wynn. the retired cop,
says his wife is not an outspoken
women. In fact, she has never
been outspoken. i. I know a
guy who's watched so much
baseball on television that he's
worn a dugout in front of his
set. :. A customer at the Bac-
cara had a Sloe Gin Fizz and
didn't get tipsy until an hour
later. John Weitz, the sports
wear designer. has a new line
called shortest shorts" His
friend Rex Harrison suggests
calling them "Shh!" Nc
Carthy's Steak House will attach
tape measures to the menus for
customers who are watching
their waste lines. The mil
leniurn is here: Singer Larry
Carr at the Pygmalion restau-
rant doesn't do one song from
MY Fair Lady" ). Plummer's
Ltd. at Fifth Ave. and 57th is
rushing things a little with a
window display Of Christmas
cards and trimmings. It's
nice to know that Mr.. London
lis the building manager at 10
Downing St., N. Y. ). There's a
IPaddy's Bagel Bakery in w.
Eighth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-21

nAT MTn CE. 3-4III. Geo. Palmer
EAAHA6n Hwy. Via Peace Cross,
Ont u. $. SO. Right on 1O4. or Out
Wash. Bait. Pkwy.. Right on zoe e
101, Left B Miles. Riddles Free,
HUMPHREY BOGART THE HARD
ER THEY FALL" 9:05; STEWART
G6RAANGEH, FOOTSTEPS IN THE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-21
The Dotted Line

NEW York; Jayne Mans
field doesn't watch her step.
people are gonna start talking
about her. Is 1t true Elvis
Presley developed his singing
style lodging zip gun bullets?
=. One thing you gotta admit,
the Lawrence Week show is a
hilarious parody Of the Lawrence
Week show. The Plaza Hotel
Persian Room staff likes Jacque-
line Francis singing but appar-
emily she doesn't like them. She
shows UP one minute before
show time. disappears right after
her last bow, and hasn't spoken
to anybody yet. ~. Charley
Vackner, the turf expert who
announces the race results daily
over WINK. hasn't seen a live
horse race in seven years.
The American library Association
holds its annual conference this
month. Imagine $500 persons
speaking in whispers. Steve
Allen says he was tipping some
comedy material on his electric
typewriter when the fuse blew
and left him at his watts end
:. The local New Haven Rail-
road Office uses Airline Messen-
ger Service. Jerry Levine
athletic director at the Raleigh
Hotel in the Catskills, has a GER
tain claim to fame. He was
Christine Jorgensen's sergeant
in the Army.
X \ \ =
If Lou Boudreau's new shift
against Mickey Mantle is to con-
cede the Yankee slugger singles
why doesn't he Just walk him
and save time? i. Jean Shep-
herd, WOR's all night record
guy, must be radios most adult
conversationalist. Guy in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-21
HILLSIDE DRIVEN

HIGHLAND ASA Psnns. Ave. Sc.
cinemascope. RICHARD EoAN. JANE
RUSSELL in THE REVOLT OF
MAMIE SLOWER, Technicolor, at
6:15. 1855, $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-21

Ell and sat ssa Big Triple Feature
THRESHOLD OF SPACE" MAR.
Tin and LEWIS, ARTISTS AND
MODELS" and THE NAKED
DAWN" Plus Giant Cartoon Car
nival; Free Lollypops for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-21
WINELAND THEATERS

ABC DRIVEN i z,S9 'T d ,. s:ss
Open 80 Pm: Riddles Free Car
OF RANCHIPUR," Cinema6cope and
Technicolor, at 9:06. LEX BARKER
In DUEL ON THE MISSISSIPPI"
Technicolor, at 11:Oq
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-16

81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-16
HERE ARE SOME INTERESTING
FACTS AND Information ABOUT
THE PILOT GUIDE DOG
FOUNDATION

The Pilot Guide Dog Foundation nonprofit organization
founded to provide guide dogs to the blind
and with restriction to religion
Foundation the cost of transporting the blind Columbus
Ohio where the dogs trained and back with the dog
1t also the applicant during the ourweek training period
Columbus The Pilot Dog Foundation has erich uncle"
sbsists entirely the support of agree that providing
this dog the blind is vital work That support in the form
of cash donations Pek Peak Vets labels keeps
dalton going
Three dogs used by the Foundation Shepherd Doer
man Pnscher and Boxer These dogs found through
perence to embody the exceptional qualities required the
dation Although most donated requires about $1,000 to train
guide dog
During the training students live the Pilot House
under careful attention The student conditions
which will be met at home They take two training walks day
with the trainer walking PAGES behind The
dog work team and learn hazards surroundings
such as transportation busy intersections shops theaers
rants and home.
Blind people arriving at the Pilot House have either had depend
on canes relatives and friends They knowing
found an independence and their appreciation something
and hear
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-15
Harry BeaII, Jr. MarrieS Mary
J. Lester in Saratoga Springs

feel so strongly about this that we
have to tell you about one of our
Richard Montgomery Rockets"
and how very proud of him we
are.
Last Friday night the Rockets
played La Plata at the Agricul-
tural Center in Caithersburg, and
even though they bowed to de
feat II to Z, it seems that j. b.
Diamond, half-back, caught the
first Kickoff and ran SO yds. for q
touchdown in the first two sec
onds of play. Now, we were SO
proud of him that we just want
you good readers to be proud of
him too.
There is a wonderful spirit
about a high school game and
really some of you who keep say
ing you would like to go, must
really get out and start rootin' for
these boys. They need your whole
hearted support, because there is
nothing like having rooters to give
you confidence in a game.
The next game will be home
coming game on Saturday at RIM.
HIS. against Wheaton. Get out
and support them and help these
future stars!
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry BealI of
North Van Buren, Street emplan-
ed last Thursday for Saratoga
Springs, to attend the wedding OF
their son, Harry Beall, Jr., to
Mary Jane Lester, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Dudley Lester. The
Continued on Page -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-15
Igor CORN CaptiUates
First Concert Audience

dren to attend the musical pro
grams.
Among the selections particu-
larly directed toward the children
in the audience were three pieces
from Dvorak's Ten Biblical
Songs" "The Merry Fiddler"
which tells the story of poor
violin player who could afford
only one string, THE jolly Car
ter" a Suffolk folk song, and one
of Mr.. Gorin's encores, the old
nursery rhyme, -Four and Twen-
ty Blackbirds" set to music.
The program, of course, con-
tanned much for the older and
more initiated concertgoer.
Mr.. CORN demonstrated the
dramatic techniques that have
made him an acclaimed opera
star with lagos Credo from 9th.
clio, and Higaro's aria from the
Barber of Seville. The latter was
en- encore the audience demanded
after the programs first half.
Highlight of the program from
Mr.. Gorin's point of view, obvi
ously, was his rendition of eau
caSiOn Melody" moving love
chant the singer wrote himself
from a Ukrainian work song.
The audiences enthusiasm was
no less great for two solo selec
tons by accompanist Willard
Straight, who opened the pro
grams second half He was also
J forced to offer en- encore. Mr.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-15
BY RONALD NESSEN
Staff Reporter

The capacity audience at Mon
day nights first Community Con
cert Association program indi-
Gated its enthusiastic desire to be
entertained with good music and
baritone Igor CORN caught their
spirit.
Though imposing in appear
ance and reputation, Mr.. CORN
quickly broke through the foot
light,curtain and became as chat
ty with his audience as if he were
in their living room.
His patter giving the back
ground of some of his selections
and musical anecdotes did much
to project his ingratiating per-
sonality.
Needless to say his perform
ance was superb.
Mr. Gorin's program was as va
ried as the audience that enjoyed
it.
The concertgoers ranged from
the warm-up jacket set to the
mink coat set. There were some
children in the audience, and they
were rewarded with several selec-
tons especially enjoyable to the
younger listener.
In fact, if all the artists in the
series are to be as appealing to
the youngsters as Mr.. CORN, the
Concert Association ought to seek
ways of encouraging school chill
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-15

Straight, incidentally, ha dly
looks out of his teens.
The audience of more than $50
relished Mr. Gorin's Renaissance
about singing for DR.. Richard
Strauss while a student in Wen
ma. The famed composer told the
singer to linger on high note
in one Strauss work instead of
singing only the half-note indi-
Gated because when a man gets
to the top of a mountain he likes
to stay there awhile"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-15
Jaycee Wives

The October meeting of the
Jaycee Wives of Rockville was a
birthday meeting. Name tags of
silver leaves and acorns an
nounced the names of guests
from the Jaycee wives clubs of
Prince Georges County, Kensing-
ton, and the District Of Columbia
IN keeping with the birthday
theme were a large birthday cake
and presents in the form of door
prizes donated by local mer.
chants.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-15
by Janct Miles
Tel. 10. ar 2-3S57

We are sure TIM. Eiany of us
don't realize that right here, I'M
der our very noses, we have many
football, baseball, and even bias
ketball stars in the making. We
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-15

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-21
Police Bloffer

September 20 laA2 r Careless Driving Paid $40 fine ~
Facts Pleaded guilty no excuse.
September d ipll ptsordey Conduct SO 10 days
suspended
We submit the aa-ii offcn-c only "a nasic-
should have any important hrar'ng ON Mr.
Ia hold hall d,censc The following
story is self explanatory
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-21

Walls of $500 Third Av S, will be
time long 10 be remembered as
they will be entertaining special
guests for the holidays. Mr. and
Mrs Bernard r. Thomas OF Los
Angeles, Calf, son-in-law and
daughter arrived on Monday, De
cember IT. and viii be guests Of
their parents for the holidays
Mrs. Thomas, the former Harry.
cite Walls, is native Minnespo,
Titan. and with her husband, r.
spending her first Christmas ba
home
Anniversary Congratul =
Congratulations to Mr.. Mrs
A l.. Barnes of 100 #ing Az,
n, who will celehrats their 23rd
wedding annivstsary on Sunday,
December % from the F'sur-ds.
Lis club.
Change OF Residences Mr., and
Mrs. J. A Bates. 25os Oakland
Av. win leave Saturday, Deem.
Der % for Kansas City, Kans,. VI
make their future horne. NJ art
Mrs. Pates, ,sopsner YcSdepts OF
Kansas City, .cape 70 Mhpneapolis
to reside in 1924 but retained thstf
home in Ksycse. They will ~he
domtciled at thsir Cd address, s27
Stewart Av. RnnsasN city. kans
We are sorry 70 lSkr good resi-
dents. but wish sfhem happiness
and success. Thd Pates will keep
in touch with theif frielas IN Min
nesota thru the pages ~ this paper
Of which they are longsAme SUBJ
sCrlbeTs -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-21
NMdhen Give Porty
w. For Daughters

Adding glamour to early yule
tide festivities fui the Younger
aoclai set was the gala party given
by Mrs In0ia Cleveland iil2
Fourth Az e. and Mrs Mae t'al.
son 81 1000 Firm Az a for their
daughters. Chatiene and Dorothy
III" festive affair was held Fri.
day evening. November 80, ~ The
Hacirsms Cmb. 39ty Fourth ~.
=
The evening wns enjoyed dane
my ard playing various games
after which they we're served re
treatments
Among the ceIohran's were Ann
Fraction Rrhellc Sessions. Ay-
thea IIadley. Eaih"rino Cunning
ham. Carrot Haanu Harvey Bins
Stephen Phillips. uill Hsncock
Shirley Hughes. GcrrRie DngSby
Carolyn Newman. IhHlinh JOhn
son. Karen Wilson i0hn Ford,
Bonnie Rhodes Kenny BoudFcauS
Also Wendell GIchhst Archie
Owens Jr. Bali Chatham, Alfred
HnddDy Wendell Aadd"s, Jaincs
Anderson Karen RuRan. bel Roy
ChrUun. Jackie Combs COrrine
Cleveland. John Nelson Paul Al
len. craig C1arb fnrna Nelson
carol Villains Earbara Williams
RITA DAVIS Fharor CrRHby. Con
ME Uurshsrgln. aardfn johnson
Patricia Harper Wfcy Hester and
James Murray