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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25

Junior Mode BoOtery
OPersonalized Fitted Shoes
and Dance Supplies)
1889 Indian Head Hwy. 10. 1886
L & Nj Service
Custom and FaetorS M SS
40l7 BlAdensburG Road
Colmar Manor. Nd. AP. 1855
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Upholstery Co.
1870 South PeytOn st. Ov. S-B670
Bendall Motor Sales
1928 Pr Gnssai 81 sales d Se5 oVe ss.,eeo
Bradshaw's Shoe Stores
-. shoes for the Family,
sis Mes, Broad St. F.Il. c SSGsS
Central Motor Co.
| 90, ePacksrd Sales 81 Service,
Fagelson Hardware g.
Toyland
,.,, ,oDfp III 2 2 Every Night, ...
Herby's Inc.
1900 Duke ST. XII. s-os7A
Lees Kiddie Shop
,os 'i kis1 =, g Children: ~ we srl!a,,
Linda Lee Shoppe
ladies. Apparel and Accessories, also
S ape a IN Tall Women's Fashions!
Market Tire Co., Inc.
Tires. Batteries &. Seat Covere)
$500 Jefferson Davis Hwy. TIE. 6-6007
Old Dominion Motors, Inc.
W Sss ssson 81 Largest HUDSON Dealer s
R0senberg's Dept. Store
Apparel for Men Women Children.
4O0-1l kine st. 0V 3-0S7l
Singers jewelers., Inc.
Reg: jewelers. Amer. Gem Society
719 King st XII. S-OSOO
Turks Mems Shop
$500 Mt. Vernon Ave. HI. s-5O67
Williams Luggage &
Mems Shop
III King st. XII. $3.50
Windsor Mems Shop
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& Supply
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Bergen's Mems Shop
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Alma Shops
siss Wilson n' BIvs q S "a. 4.ss4s
Handles "5 and 10"
Dept. Store
2619 Columbia Pike IA. Slit
Junior Mode BoOtery
Personalized Fitted Shoes
and Dance Supplies)
3146 Wilson Blvd. ia. 2-es2O
Lady Hamilton
ladies Ready-to-Wear)
24O5 Columbia Pike IA. $3.50
Saltz F Street
Mems Clothing d Furnishings,
IT'S N. Highland JA.7-06O0
Staley's Mems & Boys
Shop
sMen's clothins q Furnishinssl
$50 N. Glebe Rd. IA. 2-5246
Waters Shoes
6s7S N. wash. Blvd. IKE. s-e4is
The Wardrobe
(Women's WeAr)
1881 Wilson Blvd. IA. $4,000
Wynn's Feminine Apparel
Shops
452s Lee Highway il. 2-2OeI
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tChrysler Plymouth Sales a. eervice)
Complete Service OF All Types
OF Cars.
624 8. Washington st. JE. 8-1lOO
Greta Stevens
lWomen's WEARY
207 W, Broad 81 il. 2-la12
Jefferson Village
Hardware
6IOI1 Arlington Blvd. JE. 2.l3s3
Kay-Albert, Inc.
lWomen's AppareN
ala 8. Washington Sc. JE. A-II2B
Lord Fairfax Clothier
lOS z. Broad Sc JE. $4,000
Willston Shopping Center JE. $4,000
Staley's Mems &
Boys Shop
Nationally Advertised Brandsl
SOC Leesburg Pike JE. 2-8372
Town & Country Ladies
Shop
bi2 Leesburs Pike JE. $3.50
Wynn's Feminine
Apparel Shop
$50 W. Broad 81. JE. a-202l
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23
Kitchen Shower Honors
Miss Eunnle Marshall

a Minneapolis night club wa
the ideal setting for Kitchen
shower given In honor ~ bride
elect Miss Fannie Marshall 90
Saturday evening November ~
Mrs. Ruth Cowan ana Mrs Khth,
crime Banks were co.hoa,ossea.
IIonoroe ana guest enjoyed tho
floor show ana ~ complete dinner
menu Including liquid refresh
mcnts during the hours 4 high
light Of the gala evening came
when the orchestra dedicated a
number % Miss Marshall
Following dinner the varied and
wide selection Of lovely glfts we're
opened with everything 10 make u
young brides kitchen converse.
ton piece
Guests IN addition 10 the honor.
90 enjoying the festive affair were
the Mines Elise Lyle. Chrystolia
Walker. Wilma owens. Carrie
Brown. Thclna Mcintosh. MarRie
dcCi0nct. Iisyma Marie Estes
Terry L. gunlls. Alberta l. lin
Roth C0wsn. Blunlo owens. " A
Ross t>yis johnson. Ia May
SGigns AMI Jessie Shepard
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23

return to the services 81 uncic
Sam ~ Texas.
On Monday. the goth. ism Dog
gett rs coming this way 10 whale
on his organ with some honlty
tonkng I know that - one dance
that viii really have lots 81 PEG,
pie a. II
Last Saturday, Shirley Greer
gave a party for Harry and Lee
Ballard az the Local II was real
nice.
Happy birthday, Jimmy Jack
son. and may you have many more
cume your way
Each day brings YOU closer To
celebrity Night at The Moulin
Rouge
Tho FIRST basketball game Of the
season 10 on the nrsi when the
wizards play the Halle q Brown
Al stars
Wen fabulous people guess
~ take my leave now. and hope
you make this a real crazy week
emit Say, this ~ stiIl leap year,
isn't II. How many ~ you debs
have been ioapinR
Signing of,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23

Iowa, accompanied by Mrs. Roy
Bailey. also OF Mason City. motor
ed TO the city November 10 and
spent the week end. The BENEFITS
were the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Richie Of 1908 Fifth
Av. s.. and Mrs. Bailey was the
houseguest Of her son and daugh-
ter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs, James
Bailey of 1906 Second Av. S. Mrs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23

Church correspondents Of the
leading churches In the Twin
Cities write interesting and In
formative columns each week for
this newspaper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23
Debs & Dates
by JOINT"

~ there debs and datcs' Well
II looks like winter IN on her way
in for good That was really some
snowfall that came our way
Thursday. but II Ia nice 10 have
around. because the air In 50 fresh
and crisp and II gives YOU such a
wonderful feeling 20 know that
you are alive and able to enjoy
the wonders 81 nature.
Last Saturday, the Big Nine"
gave n party was told that IL
turned out real nice, with plenty
OF food for all
The Charles Brown dance had
pretty big turnout Friday, II
wasn't the best dance given al
LIT. but then II was nice
hope you ali enjoyed your
Thanksgiving dinner Thursday,
and all the trimmings that go with
Il.
Charles Light. Eugene Grant
and Per,iRo are leaving for San
Franriaco soon.
Lee Ballard left last Monday 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23


smart set club; The Smart Set
club Of Bethesda Baptist church
VIII meet with the president, Mrs,
Nina Williams. S9la Clinton Az.
ON Tuesday, November ~ at $ y,
M Members arc urged 10 be preS
sent and on time
Return llonri MIR, and Mira,
William McQucrry Of Seoa Oak
land Az, returned home from Chi
cage on Tuesday, where they were
the house guests Of Mrs, Betty
Bowen. Mr and Mrs. McQuerry
went down 10 attend the Royalties
Thank You party which was held
Sunday, November II at the Ham.
ilton Hotel In Chieago's loop, This
club il one OF the largest and
Oldest clubs In Chicago, Mrs Me.
Qucrry chose n black hrocadcd
satin sheath TO wear To the party
which was dramatiscd with n sill
yer evening hat with black plumes,
hong silver gloves ana rhinestone
studded shoes,
Bcauticlants Held Meetings Mrs,
Melanic Spencer was hostoss Ia
the Minneapolis Beauticians
chapter No 2lo Monday evening
November 10, al tho Minneapolis
YWCA. Mrs. Genovcve Jackson
! presided at the meeting, Mt which
time business OF Importance was
discussed Roman N white was
admitted into membership, rhe
next meeting viii hc held neccm.
hcr 10. with Mrs Odeasa Walker
as hostess
Z, q. Golf Auxiliary, Mrs Mary
l.aasley 1901 oak Park Az N
was hostess tn the Twin City Colt
Auxiliary ON Monday evening
/ November ~ Plans were com,
pleted for the auSiliary's Christ
mas party which will bc bee. ~
at the home OF Mrs Frederick
Jones. 1882 Fourth Az &
IIospitailscd, Word has been ~.
roivcd nom Mrs Helen phillips nj
Los Angeles. Cauf, stating that
hor husband Raymond u ~ IN N,
hospital Friends wishing To- scnt
cards, the address IL i0il W 2pu
st. Las Angolos. after Dcc, I
Elected Secretary, Miss Gather
Inc Norman. director of girls work
At Phyllis Wheatlcy Settlement
House was recently elected necro,
tary of the North atar Camp Fire
Leaders The ncSt meeting Of ths
group viii be- December H. nj
Phyllis wheatley House with MiRs
Norman an hostess
HACK iIonscJ l.. Howard Bennett
attorney, returned home Monday
evening from Cleveland. o. where
he attended the Mldwestorn Reg
lonni Conference pf the General
Alumni Association Of Fisk Uni,
vorHty Mr. Bennett spoke AZ the
Sunday morning meeting " tho
! group IN the Congregational
church IN Cleveland
Dancing Glass Enrollmentsi
You who have not enrolled your
children IN the 10 Ia ~ year age
group dancing elaAs NJ Phyllis
wheatley House. stili have time
The clnsses are held every Thurs
day evening from . Ia u .. m. and
there are openings for enrolling
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23
Social and Personal
y MINNEAPOLIS

FleurdeLis Club The Fleur-deLs club met Sunday No.
vember H. with Mrs Rose Whickum 1913 Seventh St s After
the business session. social hour and refreshments
joyed Mrs Emma Boatman, 1923 Smelling will be hostess
at the next meeting, November %.
Iowa Visitors Mrs Ruby Bennett and Mason City
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23
MARIGNNE CURRY
MEpS Earl MIlLER

MiaS Manennc Curry, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles u. Curry
of $3.50 Firth Az \. and Earl
Miller Of Dcs Moines, Ia, were
united In Marriage Friday eve
ning. November 10, Rev, Martin
1. simmons. pastor OF 81 Peters
AME church performed the ccre-
mony at 3 p, m, At the parsonage
in the presence OF the immediate
family,
The bride was given in marriage
by her father Mrs Charlotte
Iammonda, sister OF tho bride,
was her matron Of honor and only
attendant Standing with Mr.
Miller aa best man was william
Young,
Following the ceremony, an
after party for the immediate
families was given by MIR and
Mrs, William Young At their homo
ahS7 Third Az, \,
MT and Mrs Miller are AZ home
10 their friends at 1887 THIRD Az.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23
Asks Court To Throw
$4,000 Suit
Out OF Court

Birmingham, Ala amp A
$50 600 damage suit by two Negro
men who were refused permission
Ia take the policomans examina
ton here was asked tn be thrown
ont of court last week by the lief.
fcraon County Personnel Board
The suit h directed against the
board and IN addition To asking
the damages. u seeks TO Permsn-
entity cnioln the CITY OF Btrmlng
ham from refusing 10 allow Ne
groes Ia take the exam
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23
Stork Shower Held
For Mrs. D. Gates

Mrs. Oscar Gates and Mrs.
Grace Cooley were co-hostesSes at
a Stork shower in honor OF Mrs,
Donald Gates Wednesday evening,
November IL, at the home Of the
honoree, S947 Second Az. s.
Guests on arriving deposited
gifts in an attractive basket COW
cred in white and trimmed with
large white tulle bows.
The evening was enjoyed
playing various baby shower
games. Winning prizes were the
Mines. Jeanne Leland. Juanita
Gunderson and Edna Judy,
Following games, the basket OF
beautiful and useful gifts with
everything for the baby-to-be to
wear and use. were opened and adj
mired by theg roup.
The serving OF refreshments
concluded the evening OF fun.
Guests present were the Mines.
Helen Underwood. Phyllis Living
ston, Lucille Boone, Veronica
Lucas, Jeanne Leland Betty
Oates, Edna Judy, Wilma Kon-
man, Stella Gates. Juarita Gun
derson jeanette Gates. Ruth
Pierre, Inez Clark, Anita Living
ston. Elaine ChildreSs. Louise
Cuff Nung lice Jackson and
Gloria Chambers
The following sent gifts, but
were unable Ia be present the
Mines. Gertrude Freeman, Gerald
Bailey Sr.. Gerald Bailey Jr, he
Velma Newman. Dorothy Stew
art. Beatrice Slemmons. Ida Judy
and Wayne Blanton
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23
Hotel Nieollets
Patio Room Scene
OF Bridge Party

Adding elegance To tate lall
social festivities was the pref.
uly appointed II 30 bridge
luncheon given Saturday, No.
yember II. in the Patio Room
of Hotel Nicollct, llostesSes
were the Mines, Burie Carmi,
chael Sr, Charles w Clean
and Charles T., Noble,
The lovely hostcsseS set a fash
ION pace and the tashionably at.
tired guests shared the lovely
luncheon with them, Mrs, Car
michael was striking and chic In
a black velvet sheath with mink
outlining the neckline, Mrs, Glenn
was regal in a black gown ae-
ccutuatrd with a pink beaded yoke
and pink accessories, while Mrs.
Noble in plum cocktail suit made
an eye-catching portrait,
yellow and hronxe chrysanthe,
NUNS conferred the u shaped mn'
chcon table where % beautifully
attird ladies' enjoyed n four
course luncheon menu
Following lunch, the afternoon
was spent 10 keen competition at
bridge ana canuSta tables,
Prizes of q Wide variety went 10
the high scorers who werc the
Mines Gcronc Reed, first, Flossic
Harris. second. q, l.. Alexander,
third, Clarence A Anderson
fourth, LAMAR Roberts, nth,
Walter Aston, sixth, Helen Curry
seventh and Charles Rogcrs
eighth Mrs u II Francis cap
turcd FIRST prize al canastn.
Coming from Chicago To- SHARE
IN the hostcsscS' hospitality wcrr
MIR. Antonio Gaasaway. slstor-tn,
law of Mrs Carmichael and Mrs
Mary Hamilton. Each was present
81 with lovely gift
Pictures were msdc Of the party
guests
Assisting tho hosIosscs were the
Mines Lewis Ripper Clarence
Hall. Burc Carmichael Jr and
Miss l.ouvernc Noble
other guests present were tho
Mines Norman Howell Charles
Rogers NJ * Mcknight, Bottye
Casslus Cornelius Mohilcy. Nina
Salter. Clarence Roper. James Al.
len Sidney Saitcr, Leonard pavta.
! Walter Crumr. Alnngn Cotton
Harry 4 Brown. Harold Rowland
W u. Walker. oilyo Gum John
Patton. Henry Thomas, Maurice
Daniels Thnddeus James, Cecil
Sohoneld William Nhltssldc
James Robinson Tanmic Hrsd.
dock
Also the Mines Pau = Curry,
~ q Evans. Warnell Rhodes.
Walter Smith. Frederick InnuH.
ColrndRc Henhon, ". - Hrpwn,
Jcnsla Shepard. samuel Miller
Aahby GaalglnH. Carl Fountain
Ethel wigginA r " Burt Eugene
Shepherd, George NIXON Wendell
c;ibba, Anna Coleman, y r. Jack.
son. Earle Kyle, johnnie Williams
Edwin sizer. y W Terry Harold
Combs. Carrie Neal and Earl
Brent
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23

Richie and son. Kim Reginald,
whom they have recently adopted
accompanied the Iowans back
home, They returned home Thurs.
day November IS. after spending a
few days in Mason City.
Back At Work: Talmsge Carey
Sro 370I Fifth Av, S, returned 20
work Monday after having been
confined to his home for ten days
due TO illness.
Family Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Smith Of Omaha, Neb..
arrived in the city Monday, No
vember 10, to spend the Thanks
giving holiday with Mr.. and Mrs,
James Wooten of 3S2 Carroll Av,
Mr. Smith is a brother OF Mrs.
Wooten. In honor OF their guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Wooten will enter
tain at family dinner on Thanks
giving Day
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23
OSSo0SN0OO0S
l Recipe of the Week :
7 A&~AatRAaxte :
PET MILK HOME ECONOMIST :


lib. can apricot halves
as cups biscuit mis-
u cup brown sugar
Is tcaapouu baking soda
= cup coarsrly broken nuts
topiIunan
- cup Pet Evapnratcd MIX
Tablespoons brown sugar
u teaspoon cinnamon
2 Tablespoons flour
~ Tablespoons butter or marKar.
inc
Dram apucots VOL cut up
enough apncots "a make = cup
Save tho rest to arrange on top of
cake Mis- well in - bowl the bis.
cunt mIN 8. cup brown sugar the
soda ANA nuts STIR IN with fori,
the mlh and ut.up apricots
Spread dough In - creased
round SIN layer cake pan
Sprinkle un top q miNtur" of 3
Tablespoons brown sugar. the Gin.
nam"n flour and butter Arrange
apricot halves on top Bake on
center rack 81 400 oven thot "a
minutes az until rake pulls from
side uf pan Serve warm
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23

Now there's silent wrapper"
for chocolates sold 90 audiences In
theatres aud COMFORT halls.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23

your child. and helping her to at
tain poise and grace.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23

Brother l. Guest: Or Raiston
s Mitchell OF Detroit. Mich. Is
visiting in the city and IL the
guest of his sistcr-in-law and
brother and family, Mr. and Mrs
Hobart T Mitchell ST.. Of 36l2
Elliot Az.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-20
List Judges
for Holiday
Lighting

Judges for the Chardon Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce
Christmas Homelighting contest
were announced today by chair
man william Jones, lighting
engineer for General Electric
and local JayCee. They are
Mrs. Robert Walsh, represent
ative of the Geauga County
Artists Association, and James
T. Buchan, lighting photogra-
pher at General Electric. Mr..
Jones will also serve as a
Judge.
Mr.. Jones stressed that an
application must be filed in
order to have entries judged.
Blanks may be secured at the
lighting display at Chardon
Savings Bank, the Illuminating
Co., Chardon Hardware, Van
Gorder Hardware, Carlson'S
Hardware, and the Western
Auto Supply. Several entries
have already been received.
The final entry date is Dec
ember 25, and judging will take
place December 26 to 80. Re-
sidents of Chardon village
Chardon, Hambden, Claridon
and Munson townships are elig-
ible to enter.
Prizes include a pair of
lamps, deep fat fryer, electric
coffee maker, and automatic
toaSter.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-20
Chester Trustees Concur
with Zoning Decision

covering different areas of the
Township, were circulated by
the Civic Association. About
750 signatures were on these
petitions which asked for a
change in the zoning regula-
tions to one and one half acre
lots with $50 feet frontage. The
present lot size is one acre
with $50 feet frontage.
Some signers of these pet
itions owned large tracts of
land, some were not real es-
tate owners, a large number
owned an average of an acre
or less.
After much deliberation the
Zoning Commission rejected the
petitions by a vote of three to
two and returned a negative
recommendation to the Trustees.
At the Trustees meeting held
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-20

December Is, two new petitions
were presented.
One with approximately 25
signers of small lot owners
living on Walnut Ridge and
Brooklane Drive, asked for
minimum lot sizes of one and
one half acres with $50 foot
frontage.
The other petition with ap-
proximately so names of owners
of larger parcels of land in the
north part of the Township,
asked to keep the lot size at
one acre but to increase the
road frontage to $50 feet. Some
signers of this petition had
previously signed one of the
first six.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-20
Foundation Gives
$4,000 to
Hospital Drive

A SIS, 900 pledge to the Geauga
Hospital Building Fund has been
made by the Beaumont Found
alton of Cleveland, Geauga
Hospital officials announced to-
day.
The Beaumont Fund was
founded by the late Commodore
Louis D. Beaumont, co-founder
of the May Company Depart
ment Stores.
According to the wishes of
Beaumont, the funds purpose
is to financially assist, when
possible, projects and instit-
utions that are beneficial to
mankind, irrespective of race
or religion.
Included in the many pro-
jects that have been aided by
the fund are number of
hospital and educational pro-
grams.
Geauga Hospital Officials look
upon this pledge OF assistance
from Beaumont as an express
sion of faith in the future sue
cess of the hospital campaign"
and expressed heartfelt gratit-
ude to the officers of Beau
mont for their invaluable as
Sistance.
Geauga's Hospital Campaign
continues to gain strength each
week and hopes of building a
hospital in Geauga in 1857
seems brighter each day. A re-
newed effort to obtain funds
through an all-out county wide
drive is scheduled for the latter
part of January or early Feb
ruary.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-20
Resume Work on
Chardon School

Delayed many weeks because
steel had not arrived, work on
the addition to the Chardon
Ave. school was underway as
the result of delivery of the
steel.
Supt. of Schools Ira Garfield
said he doubted very much if
use of the new section could
be made this school year, how
ever.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-20
TayCees to Sell
Christmas Trees

In order to secure additional
funds for their child welfare
and community service pro-
jects, the Chardon Junior Cham
Der of Commerce will conduct
a Christmas tree sale at the
Chardon Shopping Center this
weekend, David Rice, treasurer,
stated Today.
JayCee members on the COM
mittee are Frank Pender and
Albert Seelbach.
There will be all sizes and
kinds of trees to chose from
including both long and short
needed varieties.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-20

CHESTER At a special
meeting held at the Town Hall
on Saturday evening, the Chester
Township Trustees voted to
concur in the recommendations
of the Zoning Commission on
six petitions.
These six petitions, each
The Arizona post., 1956-04-06
JesseI Here
For City Of
Hope Dinner

Life members of the City of
Hope chapter will be honored
at a dinner at the Ell Dorado
Lodge April Is at which Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Bittker will
be hosts. George Jessel will
serve as dinner speaker and
promises a lot of stories. DR..
Fred Schutzbank is banquet
chairman.
Chairman for the $100. Life
membership o m m i t t e e is
Mrs. P h Hip Besserman. On
her committee are: Mines.
George singer, Sara Horn,
Sam Kalmanoff, Albert Cor
don, Irving Fiers on, Ann
Green, Harold Wohlfeiler.
Life members will have their
names inscribed on a plaque
to be displayed in the lobby
of the new heart hospital now
being built.
Cocktails will be served at
$50 pm. and dinner at 1880.
George Jessel needs no intro
duction. He is one of the mem
orable greats that include the
lamented Al Jols SON, Eddie
Cantor, Milton Berle and fam
ed throughout the world. Jes-
sells last public appearance
The Arizona post., 1956-04-06
Community To
Mark Israel's
Birthday

Those who attended the An
niversary Ball on l S a e l
Sixth birthday at Ell Conquls-
tador will recall the fine time
the several hundred persons
had that evening. A similar
affair, m a r k n g lsraels 5
eighth birthday will be nelo
Nav 6 at the Ell Conquistador'
Stellar attraction at the
COMMUNICATIVE rally Will De
Jan Bart, popular lyric tenor
and humorist. He appears uh-
der auspices of the Tucson
Zionist Council in cooperation
with the Bonds for lsrael
Committee of Tucson. Ar
rangements are being COM
pleted by Henry Kaufman
president of the Zionist Coun-
Gil and a committee consisting
of Mines. Alex Weiss, Sol hd-
min. Abe Pine, Ben Elsen-
stadt.
The Arizona post., 1956-04-06
BBWCondUcf
Rite For New
Members

Ritual installation of mem
berS who have joined Bnai
Birth Women since April 1855
will be held at Hillel House
April 81 at 8 pm. Ceremony
will be conducted by members
of the board and the chapter
president, Mrs. Max Goodman
will be the official hostess.
She extends a cordial invita-
ton to members, t h e ir hus-
bands and frie n d S of Bnai
Birth to attend.
Taking part in the initiation
are: Mines. Lou Abrahams,
Jack Alfou, Esther Alperin,
Arthur Arm, William Auer-
bach, Isaac Bear, Philip Bran
son, David Cooper, E d w a r d
Dolgin, Eugene Deutsch, Her
bert Ebert, Helen Eisenberg,
Samuel Ezrailson, Morris Ger
vich, Sara Horn, Irving HUI
nick, Marvin Hoffman, Sey-
mour Jacobson, Joe Kali, Ber
nard Kramer, Joseph Kivel,
Miriam Jacobs, Ben Lazarow,
Morris Leight, Sam Leiboff,
I. Lusky.
Others who have joined the
past year are: Mines. Helen
Mande1, David Mis- h k in d,
Dorothy Oppenhein, Frank
Powell, Abner Roberts, Rose
Rice, Sam Raizes, Milt O n
Sachs, Philip Sarfatty, H.
S a m u els, Milton Spencer,
Dorothy Semiloff, Philip Silv-
ersmith, Eugene Spiegel, Ben
Shainock, Herbert Shulman,
Morris Slavin, Irving Trebi-
coff, Kenneth Tuchman, Irv-
ing Vogel, Bernard Weinstein,
Harold Wohlfeiler, A r n O | d
Ziment: the Misses Mathilde
Blondes, B everly Podolsky,
Helen Poryes, Elizabeth Solo,
mon, Eileen Shulak. Dancing
and refreshments will follow
the ceremony.