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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-10
The Thrill is New

And the surest way for YOU
to find out how right we are, is to
sample 1856 Buick yourself.
As we said before, this is the best
Buick yet-by a wide measure
and when you learn the prices
we're quoting, you'll know why
this Buick is one of the three
best sellers in today's market,
1t takes a lot more than face lift
ing to produce such winner as
this.
*Netp Adudnced Variable Pitch DynaRorU
is the only Dyndfo,r Buick builds f0dav.
1t is standard on Roddmaaer, Super and
Century - optional at modest extra cost
on the Special
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE suuT
BUICK Will BUILD THEM
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-10
The Ride is New

To coil springs on all four
wheels, a brawny X-braced frame,
and torque-tube drive, the engi-
neers have added deep-oil shock
absorbers to give new softness,
new buoyancy, new comfort, and
a brand-new sense of direction"
handling response.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-10

TvERYsNOw AND THEN, we run
IL across someone who seems to
think that 1856 cars do not offer
anything really new-just little
face lifting from the year before.
We won't try to speak for the
automobile industry. But we
certainly can speak for Buick.
And let us announce in no uncer-
tain terms its the newest thing
on wheels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-19

than 1000 square feet Of area.
without reference to the in
come level Of the inhabitants
(Which is an important factorl
it may be expected In general
that those properties win begin
to show a high vacancy rate
when the supply Of new houses
begins to catch up with demand,
he said.
Noting that the suburban areas
of Washington have limits on
minimum lot sizes, Mr.. Lewis
warned they are needed here to
help reverse the flight to the
suburbs" by providing better en-
vironment to attract residents.
Also. he warned against re-
coming In any neighborhood
which would permit an increased
density Of population without
ia plan to provide the facilities
and services to maintain It,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-19
Zoning Adviser Urges
New Density Controls

-Four new types of coming reg
ulationS to control population
density in Washington residen-
tial areas were proposed yester-
day by Harold M. Lewis, District
coming consultant.
Making his fourth prelimi-
nary in an 18-month redrafting
Of District coming regulations, Mr..
Lewis said adoption of the new
controls would permit elimina-
ton of present cumbersome re-
quirements for yards, courts, set
backs from building lines and
limits on the amount of lot
which may be covered by a
building.
The fourth report, entitled
Residential Density" suggested
use of floor area ratio" stand
ards. a maximum angle of ele-
walton" to limit the height Of
buildings in relation to street
widths, "areas of light access to
windows" to keep other build
ings from shutting of light and
air, and a requirement for ''usa-
BILE open space" on each residen-
tial building site.
Changes Districts
He proposed replacement of
the present 16 types of residence
districts with six principal types
of districts, two of them sub
divided into three types each to
produce a total of 10 new kinds
of districts.
Mr.. Lewis recommended a
height limit of IS feet for most
Single-family dwelling areas and
20 feet for low density detached
houses. Continuation Of the 90
foot, eight-f1oor limit was urged
for the highest density apart
ment districts with allowance
up to Is stories in the case of
downtown apartment hotels,
large-scale planned developments
and transitional district which
it is proposed to establish around
the edges of the central business
district"
The report recommended min
imum lot sizes for one-family
detached homes ranging from
10000 square feet in area with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-19

I100-foot width, to 5000 square
feet with 50-foot widths. depend
ing on the specific type of resi-
dental district.
Noting that minimum lot reg
Iulations had been adopted on an
interim basis only recently, Mr.
Lewis said the lack of such linn
iitation has resulted in the de-
Ivelopment of great many blocks
iof dubious long-term value tc
the community" It is estimated
that some $500 lots have less
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-19
Ann Rutherford Sued
In Traffic Accident

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 10 R.-
Actress Ann Rutherford has
been sued for $751; $50 damages
in connection with a traffic ae-
cident last April.
Ollie E. Haupt, 50. swimming
pool salesman. fled the suit yes
terday, claiming the actress
crashed her automobile into his
while he was turning into a park
ing lot. He said he suffered
chest and back injuries.
Miss Rutherford is the wife
of William Dozier, film producer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-19

You asked for the right to
vote. Now you can do so-if
you register at the District
Building. It's time to qualify.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10
Randolph Urges
Congress To support
Powell Anne M

New York CAMP 4. Phillip
Randolph. president ~ IN"
Brotherhood Of Sleeping Car Por-
tiers and vice president Of the
AFI-CTO. has urged Congress 10
support the Powell Amendment 10
the federal Echool construction
bin
Randolph sent telegram 70
Representative Mccormick. Mar
tin. Kelly. Mcconnell Notcalf
Bailey and HllIcCk lie said
"GD respectfully urge you 10
support vigorously the Powell
Amendment 10 the federal school
construction bin insErnuch a.
there are some VINO seek ~ uullify
the = q. Supreme Court decision
outlawfng racial aggregation in
public schools
1T IL imperative that The l'Ris-
lative branch q our government
make clear 10 al that racial Dc.
segregation in the nations public
schools 10 = Law % the land
Il, - unfhirkabls that Con
Rrsss would pass This bin without
the Powell Amendment. Therefore
! am irHplornR you 10 support the
Powell amendment and urge you
% use your influence 20 get others
In he HOUSE 30 Do likewise
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Riehord Fox NoNorod
Az Purty Given by
Urban Leaauo Guild

At the last meeting of the 81.
Paul Urban League Guild. a sur
prise party for Mr. Richard Fox
was voted upon, Further prepare
tons were turned over 10 the 30
cial chairman, Mrs, James Rid,
eauS and her committee.
The party was held Saturday
evening, February 4, at the home
OF Mrs, Ridcaux. 70T Rondo Az.
Mr., Fox, who has accepted n posi-.
ton with the Minnesota Fair En-.
pioyment Practices Commission
was presented with a gtft from
tho guild,
There were about thirty guests
present who enjoyed socian1inE
and tho refreshments served
Miss Mary HcrEog president
OF the guild. presented q howell,
gifts 10 Mrs Russell Ralengrr or
behalf of the guild. II was a trtb,
ute TO Mu, Balcngrr's untirinl
efforts during the past three years
M president ~ the ~. Paul Guild
The Guild held an executive
committee meeting Wednesday
evening, at the home ~ the prcHl
dent, Mas HarEog 2ihb Dayton
Av, Plans and n program for the
coming year were made az this
meeting,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10
No Shortcut In
Rues RslotlonS SoyS
Jackie Robinson

New York-(ANP)-- Declaring
that there is no short cuts to the
improvement OF interracid rela-
tions, Jackie Robinson told 100
camp directors and camp leaders
last week TO Judge people on
their merits, not as racial stereo-
types"
In an answer to a question at a
one-day clinic In Intergroup Edu-
cation in Camping. the Brooklyn
Dodgers veteran summarized his
experience as a baseball player as
follows:
Il went into the Brooklyn team
with chip on my shoulder. Act
ing on advice. ! took everything
for three years. Then ! decided TO
be myself. II was better for
everyone concerned"
Jackie was the principal speak
er at the clinic. which was spon-
sored by the National Council Of
Christians and Jews.
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day, February D. Following dinner
the ladies enjoyed discussing Mrs.
Miller's plans for her trip to
Germany. where she will JOIN her
husband.
Corrections: Mrs. Gwen Wagner
Is vice president OF the Just For
Fun Club. not Mrs. James wag-
ner.
Sister Is Guest: Mrs. Albert
Miller Of Denver. Colo, is visit
ing her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Orr Of ll4l
Lyndale Av. ". Mrs. Miller will
spend a month with her family
and will join her husband, Corpor-
al Albert Allen of the U. s. Army
In Muncie. Germany.
Honored On Birthday: Mr.. and
Mrs. william Reddick. 1916 Gin
ton Av.. were hosts at a party on
February 5, in honor Of Rev,
Henderson Reddick's birthday
which was January 31st. Light re-
freshments were served to the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Feb. IL Howard Darneil. ~
Highland Az ~
Feb. ~ Clarence Smith. 26a
Dupont Az. M Charles Wagner
1880 Firth Av. s.; Mrs - Buford
1888 Fourth Av s., Anita Jack
son. 1901 18th Az. s, David
Wayne jackson, 4i33 ith Az =
Edward wlthers Jr., 1904 Clinton
Az, Pete BatEell, I4ib nth Av
N
Feb ~ Mrs Ella Williams
II3 Aldrich Az. N. J r Smith,
500 Plymouth Az. Mrs olive
Willis. 1850 Third Av. s.: Charlie
PierEon, 1901 Bryant Az N: Mrs
Lulu Moore. s75 Bryant Az. N.
Norton Parker, 80 Royslston Az
N. Mrs Marie Collins 27ls
18th Ave. So; Frances Renee
johnson. 1853 Fourth Az s.;
Jaime Hammond. 3732 Firb Az.
-.
Feb II Mrs Corrinr Bum. $40
AIdrich Az N. Mrs Sarah Dor
sey, i1Os AIdrich Az N. Harold
MAyes Sr.. $40 Fremont Az N.
Mrs. ~ G. Boyd. 1908 Clinton Az
s. Harlan & Watson ia south
nth st, Mrs LaUnia Logan
1913 25th Az g. Howard whit"
SIS 18Th Az. g
Feb ~ Mrs Wenzel Miller.
522 Emerson Az ~ Henry Rob
erson, 40 Dupont Az ~
Feb. 10 Roy y TIa'chett, tOt4
Fourth Az =. Emma Jean Petit
ford. 10 Hyiand ~ N Rev
Timothy Barge si2 Bryant
Az NJ: Janice Merrill, 1900 nm
Az e.. Bobby Randsll, 1921 chm
ton Az. g: Diedrea WhluDck
1854 Clinton Az.
Feb II Charles J Aci<'r>l
1901 2nd Az q. Mrs. ~ MaSucn
Kiyy. G2s Fremont ~ n, Mrs.
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following Mrs. Henderson Red.
dick, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Mas
sengin and Mrs. E. T. Davis Of ST.
Paul, Guests and honoree enjoyed
delightful evening.
OpheliA Rice Unit WCTU To
Meet: The Opheha Rice Unit of
the women's Temperance Union
will meet at the home OF Mrs,
Helen Lane. 1872 Fremont Av. ".
Monday, February IS, at 1880 p.
m. Members and friends are cor
daily invited to be present,
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day. February IS.
Gospel Chorus Party; The l..
w. Harris Gospel Chorus Of Phi
grim Baptist church held a belated
poat-Nmas dinner party Thurs
day evening, February 2 In Eel
lowHhip Hall A complete turkey
dinner with all the trimmings was
served to the so members and
their guests present, Members ex-
changed gifts and each guest was
given a gift. socialixinE and
games concluded the evening OF
FUN.
Mckinley PTA Held Meet, Me-
kinley PrA met Thursday eve
ming February Q at 7;A5 at the
school, The new principal, Miss
G, Cullen was welcomed by tho
group Plans were formulated for
the summer roundup and all par
ents " children who win enter
school next fall are asked To call
Ga. e.Sll2.
National President Attends
Conferences Mrs, Cordela Green
Of Jersey city, N, J, president Of
tho National Beauty Culture
League will arrive In tho city TO
attend the BeauticianA Midwest
Regional conference which win
convene February ~ thru the 18th
Entertains st. Paul Choral
Unioni Members OF the 81. Paul
Choral Union spent pleasant
evening Saturday, February 4. a.
the guest Of Mrs. Nina williams,
1919 clinton Az, After rehearsal,
refreshments were served In hon
or 81 the president. Mrs, Viola
CanHeirs birthday,
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST F1TT RiRfiiSHTS

Feb, il-.Norma Baker, SiS w.
Central Az; Mrs w p, warncks,
7ti St Anthony Az; David Mans
field. 979 Charles ST.
Feb. II Lawrence T., Hickman.
29S St Adams, Caree Thomas,
t05 Harrington, Arlctha Bradford,
zoos Carroll Az: Mrs. Robert
Mitchell. 6S5 Carroll Az; Gran
vile MCGEE Jr., 6Ti Rondo Az;
Mrs Robert Graham. 1873 Iglehart
Az. Mrs, Eunicc Jones, 9d2 Car
roll Az; Grace Scott. 7SS Carroll
Az.
Feb, iS-Mrs, Virginia Bradley.
7Ss Carroll Av,: Mrs. Josephine
Miller, 69S Iglehart Az; Tia
Lynn Mann, $50 Igiehart Az
Feb, II Mrs, l.. l.. Davis. eos
Rondo Az. Eugene Toussaint. ESQ
Coins. iO47 Rose Av, &c; Mrs,
Margaret Daniels, Ti6 Rondo Az:
Mrs Fred Ingram. AS N, Grotto
81, Mrs, Louela Magee, 7S5
Rondo Az; Barbara Jean Allison,
pos Iglchart Az; Roy A. Russell
Ill 900 Iglehart Az.
Feb. lb-Mrs, Harry Ballard,
ST. st Anthony Az; sydney
Williams. $50 81. Anthony Az;
Samuel Allen. 1890 Rice St; Doris
A. Shannon. s77 Fuller Az: Jay
Bagby. 1922 N Western: Mrs
Josephine Todd. $50 Rondo Az;
Lee Douglas. ass St Anthony Az;
Fred Law. SAT Iglehart Az.
Feb 10 Alberta Bell. 1926
Kent St Edward Salter. 992 Car
roll Az; John A. Lane, 40 Kent
st. Mrs J Stubbs, 500 Carroll
Az: Mrs Clarence Watts, l0s
Carroll Az; Jottie Dianne
Wright. 37l N. Western Az, Jane
Miller. PSI Rondo Az; Leroy
Iazcnberry, 3sb n, Chatsworth,
Barbara MaEsie. S32 Iglehart Az.
Jocclyn Mockabee, p27 St An.
thony Az
February II - Mrs Richey
Adams, 9l7 Iglchart Az; Marsha
Stewart, 9s2 Iglchsrt Az; Gym.
thia Diane Hickman. 867 Lyle.
hart Az, Elmer Harris, 66s lyle,
hart Az; Russell Phelps, 722
Iglehart Az. Lamar Smith. b47
RondO Av
Out -of-Town birthday
Feb II Ort u White. Los An,
geles, Calf
Feb 10 Richard Thomas, To.
peka, Kans
Feb, II Mrs James Polk. on.
set Mass Hattie LATHE, Los An.
gelcs, Calf
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For Wonscni
For Womcni
Go Sentimental For
Valentines Day

iNNN DC hiIhu 70 ~ hcnAlintn@
tai for st Valentines Day It's the
time when you can indulge all the
feminine instincts for things ro'
mantle and pretty, And although
the big strong man In your life
may not freely admit Il. he really
does like ST Valentines Day
celebration, too You may or may
not wish to arrange n special
party, but you will want Ia make
pretty cake for dessert, ar per
hRpS 10 serve after a card game
or tclcviewing,
Here In a cake easily made from
cake mix Cover II with your fav-
nrite seven minute froating, or
perhaps one made from q package
~ instant fluffy froating mix The
frosting may be tinted pink II
you like. Tiny heRrtshapod red
candies make u simple but pretty
decoration, add red strawberry
heart made from gImdrop, or n
maraschino CHEEKY NJ the corners
The arrow IL cut from rod card.
board and stuck into the cake nj
two places 10 stimulate piercing
Here are easy directions for
making this pretty cake and
seven. minute frosting
Cuplds Valentine Cake
~ packages instant cak mix
(nnv flavor
eggs unbeaten
Water
Seven Minute FrostinR, tinted
pink
Red cinnamon candy hearts
Red gumdrop hearts
Rcd cardboard arrow
Empty contents Of package ~
cake mix into large bowl Add y
Of second package tace side ~
package for the correct measure
Of cake mix. Then add eggs and
~ times the amount Of water
specifcc on back Of package
Beat 3 minutes until smooth and
creamy
Pour two-thirds 81 the batter
In 9S8S2 inch square pan, which
has been lined on bottom with
paper Pour remaining batter into
sSax2-inch square pan, lined on
bottom with paper Make In mod
crate oven (150 degree Fl for
length Of time directed on pack
age. Cool cakes, trim smaller cake
into heart-Hhnpcd cake
Prepare Ssvcn Minute TroatihR.
tint pink with food colorinR Place
square cake on serving plate
Spread with frosting Place
heart-ShRped cake on top and
frost generously with remaining
froHting
Outline the heart with the
small cinnamon candles and place
Rrimdrpp heart In each corner
~ the square Insert tho paper
arrow through the heart by cut.
ting tho arrow in half and insert
ing each half no n looks m
though the arrow had pierced the
heart
Seven Minute FrostinK
Combine 2 egg whites, ~ cups
sugar, a dash ~ salt. x cup ~
water, and 2 tablespoons light
corn syrup In double boiler
Beat with sturdy egg heater or
electric beatsr about minute, or
until Thoroughly MIXED Coob
over boiling water beating con
stHntly with cry heater Tor a.
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high speed Of electric heater q
minutes, or until froating will
stand In stiff peaks, Isur frost.
ing from bottom and sides OF pan
occasionally with rubber scrapcr,
spatula, or apoon) Remove from
boiling water, Add l teaspoon van
lila and beat minute, or until
thick enough to spread, Tint pink
with n few drops OF red food color
ing.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10

ScorchinR next summers high
ways viii be bicycles with radio
ssta On the CrDspbaFs which will
plck up stations up 10 100 miles
The man who darra ~ waste
Gns hour 81 life has no; discovered
the value 81 it Darwin
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10

SUMMONS
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPlN
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Dorothy Mae DearmRn,
Thomas Howard Dcarman,
Defendant
THE STATE or MINNESOTA TO
THE ABOVE NAMED
DEE'ES pANT' -....-..
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
and required TO serve upon plain
tiff's attorney an Answer to the
Complaint for divorce which - on
file IN the office 81 the clerk OF
said Court. within thirty t3ol days
hereafter. II you fail TO do so,
Judgment by default win be taken
against YOU for the r"li"f demanded
in the Complaint
Douglas Hall, Attorney Tor
pIAIntlff, Of the firm 81 HaU
smith and Hsdlund. 81 Pro
duce Rank building. Mime
apolis J, Minnesota.
Spokesman. Feb. 3, 10 y III
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Feb, ~ Mr. and Mrs. Ira Rob.
inson. $3.50 Firth Az, T., eight
years,
Feb. II Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe
Gage sr, sdi2 Clinton Az, ~
years,
Feb. 10 Mr., and Mrs. Cientcll
jackson, p70 bryant Az. N, three
years
Feb. 10 Mr.. and Mrs Harry
MaSaengill. 3Ttb Firth Az. r.. 10
years,
Feb. ~ MIR and Mrs Law
renee Shannon. pit Girard Az.
N, nvc years
ut. PAUL
Feb. II Mr.. and Mrs. James
Martin. $50 Carroll Az. eight
years.
Feb. ~ Mir and Mrs Charles
W Taylor. DOT Rondo Az. eight
years
Feb. II Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
Danforth, S33 Carroll Az, n
years. Mr. and Mrs Henry Court
ncy IIilyard, 7p2 81 Anthony Az.
~ years, Mr. and Mrs, Frank
Thompson. 72o iglehnrt Az, three
years,
Feb. 10 Mr. and Mrs Nathan
lei Galloway TOO Hondo Az, II
years
Feb. 10 Mr., and Mira william
Cartwright, 700 Iglehart Az, q
years; Mr. and Mrs, James Mann
$50 iglehArt Az five yenra
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archway entwined with gSrlands
Of fern. pink and white gladiolas
and large white satin ribbon bows
at either side.
A musical prelude was present
ed by Mr.. Ralph c. Primm at the
organ and he also accompanied
the Soloist, Mrs, Ruth CowRn. who
sang, Il Love You Truly" pre-
ceding the ceremony,
The bride was given in mar
rage by her stepfather, Mr.
Spencer, She was lovely in street
length frock OF ice blue crystal.
cite and lace fashioned with a
bodice of lace which was repeated
in the top half OF the circular
skirt, ending in points above the
knees: the lower half Of the skirt
was OF crystalette over tSffeta,
She wore matching blue tulie
mitts and her shoulder length veil
OF blue illusion was held in place
by a headress of tulle and flowers
She wore white brocaded pumps
rhinestone necklace and match
ing earrings and corsagc OF
ftischiR tipped white orchids,
Serving as mRtron OF honor was
Mrs, Barbara Berry. sister-in-law
OF the bride, who wore a headreSs
fashioned OF roses and was gown
In a ballerina dress OF pink lace
and net featuring a portrait neck
line. lace bodice with the lace ex-
tending into the skirt above the
knees and the lower half OF the
skirt for OF net over taffeta,
Rhinestone earrings and bracelet,
black strap sandals and corsage
OF deep pink roses and white car
nations completed her ensemble.
Mrs Florence Norwood. n friend
was the bridesmaid and she was
gowned in an aqua taffeta frock.
street length, fashioned with
nodded bodice and the full circu-
lar skirt was enhanced with tiny
ruffles OF taffeta extending from
the hemline above the knees, Her
headdress was pink and white
roses She wore pink kid pumps,
pink pearl earrings and matching
necklace and corSagc OF deep
pink roses and white carnations
william s. Berry. brother OF the
bride was Mr.. Powers best man
The men wore formal attire. black
suits, white shirts, black bow
ties and white carnAtion bouton-
nicrcs.
For the occasion. Mrs. Spencer
wore an ashes OF roses taffeta
with lace afternoon dress with
pearl jewelry and corsage OF
red roses,
4 reception followed the cere-
mony. The table, spread with an
ecru lace cloth, was attractively
arranged with ccnterpiece Of
yellow jonquils, pink and white
carnations and Rreenery between
crystal candelabra holding tall
white lighted taperS. The four
TERED wedding cake, n snow white
mess was topped with a minia'
ture bride and groom between
white swans and white wedding
bells, and adorned one end Of the
brides table A. the opposite end
was large crystal punch bowl
Of refreshing punch
Miss Dorothy MCGEE, in light
blue crystalette fashioned with
long torso and fun bouffant
skirt with which she wore rhine
stone icwclry and a corsagc Of
red roses received the guests
Mrs. John Owens attended the
gift room. Miss Amanda Byrd reg
is,cred the guests and other hos
tesses assisting were Mrs Flor
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Ida Sims. sii AldHch Az NJ,
Leonard Breach Jf.. 1912 Elliot
Az, Mrs Gertrude Smith, 40fs
Fourth Az y
out-of Town birthdays --
Feb ~ Mrs lee Thompson
Evanstln, NJ. Mrs Myrtle Roy
stHr. Austin. Tex Dean y Hart
Seattle Wash Mrs J T Morgan
ogden. Utah. Gregory William
Nc Moore. Jefferson CITY NJ .
iIOvell Thompson. Dsa nHnss. n
Feb 10 WINE e Chsatham
Chicago, III
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL !

Breakfast Pinochle Club Mrs John Banks, 705 lgehart
Av the Breakfast Pnoche club Saturday
February Taking home prizes for high were Mrs
Manly Rhodes Mrs j. c. Few and Mrs Wendell Gibbs first
second and third respectively Mrs Earl Brent 1929 Fourth
Av S. Minneapolis will be hostess the meeting Saur
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Social and Personal
= MINNEAPOLIS

Out OF Hospital John T. Smith $40 Plymouth Av ~ re.
turned home Monday, February from Fairview hospital
where he underwent minor surgery Mr. Smith reports he
feeling fine
Dinner Guest Mrs Albert Williams of Denver Colo was
the dinner guest of Mrs COMFY Landers III 18th Av sun
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HATTIE BERRY MARRlES GEORGE
POWERS IN PRETTY HOME CEREMONY

In simple and impressive ceremony Saturday evening,
February L. at p Mrs Hattie Berry las Dupont Av. n.
became the bride of George Powers the home of the bride
parents Mr. and Mrs Booker T. Spencer CAS- Grard Az n
Rev Worth L. Barbour pastor of Bethesda Baptist church.
performed the double ring the couple stood in
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10

Love II oceans ~ emotions sur.
rounded by expansea OF expenses
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home To their friends At TtS Du.
pont Av, N.