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Joseph R. BroyIes,
RuruI Mail Carrier
And Correspondent

LURAY, Va, Dec. 7 (Special)
r. Broyles. SO, a rural
mail carrier in Page County for
is years, died last night en- route
to a hospital in Harrisonpurg.
He had been i'll for a long time.
Mr.. Broyles served as a cor
respondent in the Shenandoah
Valley for District newspapers
for many years.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Elizabeth Broyles; two
daughters. Mrs. Pearl Haynes,
Ada. Ohio; Mrs. Lala Alther,
Martinsburg. w. Va; four sons,
Eston. Washington. D. c.; Hol-
lis, Waynesboro, Pa; Harold,
Berryville, and Robert BroyleS,
Luray.
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Mrs. Dow, Retired
Practical Nurse

Mrs. Leda Gates Dow, 70. a
retired practical nurse. died at
Columbia Hospital on Tuesday.
A native Of Edgerton. Mimi,
Mrs. Dow came to Washington
10 years ago. She lived at 116
Wayne place Sc.
She is survived by two daugh-
tiers. Miss Ida Dow, of the home
address, and Mrs. Lloyd Kad-
niger, Of Sacramento, Calf. and
two sisters, Mrs. Vera Lundeh of
Los Angeles, and Mrs. Riva
Richmond.
Services were to be held at the
Salvation A m y, Southeast
Corps, 1911 G street Sc, at /
pm. today. with burial in Wash
ington National Cemetery.
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Arlington: three daughters, Mrs.
Gilbert Clyod. 1921 East-West
highway, Silver Spring; and
Misses Teresa H. and Marie D.
Madigan. both of the home ad-
dress; a brother, DR.. Joseph P.
Madigan. a physician, Sis
Thirty-eighth street. Chevy
Chase; two sisters, Mrs. Abra-
ham Levin, and Miss Mary Mad
igan, both Of 1902 Nichols ave-
nue. Sc, and a granddaughter.
Services will be held at 9 am.
Monday at Fort Myer. Burial
will be in Arlington National
Cemetery.
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Col. D. Pearson

ROSWELL, N. Mex, Dec. 7 up
Col. D. c. Pearson. superin-
tendent at New Mexico Military
Institute from 1926 to 1947, died
last night in a Roswell hospital.
He was rs.
A native of PeariSburg, Va,
Col. Pearson first came to
Roswell in 1905 and served as
commandant of cadets. He lived
at Pearisburg from 1913 to 1926.
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AnuRtlinD

JAFFE. DAVID; An unwilling in
on Sunday. December 2, 1865. at I2
noon. at King David Cemetery, Falls
Church. Va. Relatives and friends
invited. o
R0sENBLATT, GABRIEL. There will be
an unwilling to the memory Of the 10 te
2 fsAas E.r,s EosENBLATT At The Adss
9, 1885, at $50 pm. Relatives and
H' aRE ANT AMI MEvrp posrNpY.
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Garn uf Thanka

BELL, JAMES 7. The family Of JAMES
gratitude for kindness shown by Rev.
D. A.. Bell. pastor Of Israel c. NJ. e.
Church: Sergt George Berry Camp,
Elks' Lodge, No 40: Past Exalted Rul-
ers' Council, No A. Virginia Berry
Auxiliary. and also individuals for
cards. flowers and donations dur
ing our hours of bereavement and
WIZ, BERTHA E. BELL, AND FAM
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Mrs. Homer E. Kroo, a.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Dec. Z
up Mrs. Homer 2. Krog. a..
wife Of the regional director Of
the Department Of Labor's wage
and hour and public contracts
division. died suddenly yester-
day.
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ence Reynolds, both of Potts
town, Pa.
Services will be held at pm.
tomorrow at the S. H. Hines
funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Maurice P. Shoner, So,
Official in Stote Department

Maurice P. Shaner So assistant to the State Departments
legal adviser died of leukemia Wednesday Doctors Hospital
He had been i'll for year.
Mr. Shaner received his law degree from George Washington
University 1926 Pottstown Pa Army
veteran of World War He law clerk and special dbng
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BOSTIC, ELIZABETH. In loving mefh
DRY 81 our mother and grandmother,
ELIZABETH BOSTIC, who passed away
seven wears ago today. December Z.
In memory's lovely garden.
Where remembered Joy looms fair.
your memory, dearest mother
FORD AND THEIR CHILDREN
COOK, HARRY NJ. Sacred and treas
urea memories Of my dear husband.
HARRY NJ COOK, who departed this
ne n... SUDDENLY sixteen years ago today.
Eternal rest grant unto him. dear Lord.
And let perpetual light shine upon him
LOVING WIFE, MAuDE A. COOK.
sad hour Of JUNfUs DUPREE. who
passed away three years ago today,
A happy home we once enjoyed,
How sweet the memory still:
But death has left a loneliness
The word can never I'LL
HIS pEVorhD WIZ Al URsu[INE pU,
AND HENRY GROVER.
Gone, nov, dear father. Is al pain:
COD grant you quiet peace again
l Will give thanks because OF you
OF your love. father, unseifish and true
WI, make my life what you wished IL
Believing that you are still guiding me
LOVING DAUGHTER, MARY ATKiN-
HARRIS. AGGIL" LILLE. 70 LOVING
memory OF our dear wife and mother
'AGGIE" LILLE HARRIS. VINO passed
away twenty-nine Years ago today. De-
eember Z, 1891
Servant OF God. well done
Rest from thy loved employ.
The battle fought. the victory won,
Enter thy Masters toy
They say time heals all sorrow
hno helps Us 70 forget
I HqE mg HIjs y. us y epS zen han
RS. CHILDREN AND oRANDcHIL-
HORNE. JAMES n. In loving memory
o. ny beloved husband, JAMES II
h W. W., WIG .,s passed aWiay one year
God saw the road was getting roueh.
The hills 100 hard 70 climb.
80 He gently closed MS Weary eyes
And Whispered. Peace BE- thine"
DEVOTED WIPE. GERTRUDE HORNE
SBETIIEj. sacred 70 ths memory q
ny beloved ones MALfNDA LUCAS
Eho departed this nie December
ia55 ane ELIZABETH BETTE
LUCAS. Who departed this life October
Loved in life. remembered IN death.
WILLIAM n LUCAS
MADDOX. BEssT }. II loyins memory
Of ny dear mother, BESSIE MADDOX.
Apo pa5seo aWay ave reara ago todaJ.
December Z. 1881
Cos rare Us . wonderful mother.
She Nas one Who never grew old
Co maze her amAta a. tne Guranlhe
tg madf her near Of gold
HER LOVING GILL DREN
YNl THOMAS G.. L. 4. ~ n
owns memory cf oar husband aud
father. THOMAS o THOMAS. who
passed ssaY gne year aga icdaT. De-
WIFE AND SONS
WILLIAM q II loving mem.
orr q ggl iatney and husband. VII
LIAM T. THOMAS. pho paftee away
four Jean ago todag, December 7.
We mast no. ,hsnE % hin 81 iaf agay
BIT fsatins n pface. aWaltiua cur re-
WfYE AND cHnDREN
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ERcELL O. BROWN secy.
sCHIMPF. WILLIAM ELISHA. on Fri-
daY. December T, 1876 ~ his hone.
LIAM ELISHA 8CHfMPF. husband %
Emma j r. schimpi and fathef o.
Mrs. Msttrai Elaine Iheissen o. Man
kate Miun. and William J 6cnimpi
giyse ~ one sister, Ms. L. p White
Of 81 Louis. Mo and six grandrhti-
dren Friends NAV cail a. me- Pear
son Funeral Home az Moth Wash
ilnerai services viii BE- neid on sun
DAY. December p a. pm Inter
meus OakE0od cemsiery, Pals Church.
Va
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munieatlon Of coiam6 IA
Lodge No 3. 2 A. A. NJ.
VIII BE- held az the Masonic
Temple on Saturday Deem
Der \. 1855, At . pm. for
the purpose OF CONDUCTING
Masonic rites a. the funeral
late brother, EDWARD A
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK--MSsonic
plot. 4 siteE 10 Developed section. over
l1oking pond perpetual care excellent
taY frcm owner ~. 3-2g2s. after
b 10 MaaranrL
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A 81. !. 4. & !. q:
"a anc Me3Dbtfs o. fIGslity
~ arfanae Tor ana attend the
funeral % our aecsatec bfotner, HAN
NfBAL Va WOODSON. FunefAi on
SATURDAY Deeember q 81 I ON. iFom
ne ehiof Bapfift Chlfrn. an huc
p sta nv b. order Qf
JOHN y WHITE sH
WcrnnIpigl Naster.
RUDOLPH A. GTLwART. SKY
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Ion f-EftTe fIfst WaIhinftnn Ma
s.5s3s.
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FRANK L. TRoUTMAN. Master.

KING, JACOB. suddenly. on wednes-
qi,s9esosg ,lgaigg whiti nshss han D. n.s
ate Lucy king Notice q funeral
Warrington a Sons.
LANAHAN. FRANCIS A. on Thursday,
December q. 1886, FRANCIS A Lana
HAN brother OF Mrs Julia NJ Ganley
and Harry A., Richard A and william
II Lauahan Funeral from the Tim
0fhy Hani0n Funeral Home 1851 Cieor
ga ave nv, on NcndaF. December
30. a. 3a an Han requiem mss
A. s, Anth0uyE Church. lgih ana
Monroe SIS ne a. an Relatvee
qua iFieucs invited. Iuiermeni Mount
Olifet Cfmetefy o
toCKHART MINNIE '. on wsenss.
cay. December b 1881, a. her home
Nd MINNIE 2 LoCKHARI wife 81
ihe ate HgHare I Loekhari and
Mr5 John ? Gelden. Ms LorinS Il
Iflplett James = Loekhaft, Clarence
IaylgF Loekhagi ana the laie Alefncn
LotEhart Tnere also are nfteen
grandchi.ffsn and ten gfeat-GrAncehA.
WafusE 8 Pumahfsy Funeral Home
Hnsft strr.est W4A b neie On Hafaf.
~ itcat.ss infefmsns 81. Joha 8
chester. Va pagers s.eats e9pyJ 7
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MAX ma \ hhEHODs
Daughter Ruler.
BLoNoE W. HAWKINs. Fin seey

Is, FANNIE W. omeers and
members Of Naomi Chapter
Nc. 81. o z g., are REQUESTED
70 attend the funeral Of our
late sister, FANNIE W,
, SAUNDERS. from the Metro
politan Baptist Church on
SATURDAY,. December =. 1895,
MARY HARRINGTON,
- worthy Marion.
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Thursday. Deeembsr Z. 1859 A. Bal AZ
tlmore, Nd 1. EDWARD A. KEELING Of
Hanover. Pa. beloved husband OF
Camilla Stewart KEELING. father Of
EDWARD 4 Keeling Of Wilmington
sitter Of Washington. D. c.: Mrs. Mary
Jeneries Of Tularosa, N Mex. and
Mrs Elizabeth Mcneil OF Ell Paso
Tex Services At the s X Hines Co
on Saturday. December :. at pm
parking facilities. fnterment pri-
VRte
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HAMILTON. FANNIE z. ofacers and
I'M members OF Queen Rebecca
N4n y Household OF Ruth, No 79S,
Wy @. U. o. of o. F., are re-
"a duested TO attend the funeral
NNE Ct our late inmate. FANNIE
AHM z HAMILTON on Saturday,
''7~@'' December s. 1856. at > pm.
from the Metropolitan Baptist Church
lH25 st NV Wear ali black, white
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VIRGINIA GOODWIN, NJ, N. @.
ELNA j. RANDOLPH, W. Pee.

HAMILTON, FANNIE. All Supervisors
~ q the Grand United Order OF Odd
~ Fellows are hereby notified OF the
NJ funeral Of SUPERVISOR FANNIE
~ HAMILTON on Saturday, Decem-
Der s. 1856, from the Metropoli-
ny tan Baptist Church. r St, be-
~ tween 18th and 18th SITS. NV, at
" ROSA Z. WASHINGTON.
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COOPER. LaCOuDRE ILIsABETn. Or

lhursday, December 0, lDo6, ELISA.
BETH LacOUDRE COOPER OF 80 33rd
81. ne She leaves TO mourn her loss,
one daughter, Mrs Elisabeth Fryar,
San-in-law Mr.. Albert J Fryar. Other
relatives and friends also survive
After pm. Friday, December T.
neral Home, $50 Rhode Island ave
NV where services viii be held al
1880 . m. on Saturday, December s.
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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members Of Eva AllensWortn
I..: 7: a: 4
49, y 1856. al I pm, from the
Metropolitan Baptist Church, I225 r
81. DIV Services will be performed
on Friday, December Z. At f:30 pm.
~ tne murray Funeral Home. 1897
iiVth st. NV. virginia Berry Auxiliary,
No. and George Berry and Charles
Thomas Camps are invited.
ALICE WILLIS. President.
HARRIETTF Eppg Qsrv
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December s 1886. at Prince V GEORGES
County Hospital, LILLE NJ. JOHN
SON. beloved wife OF the late Harry
c johnson, mother Of Harry c. john
son, jr.. Mabel NJ. GraYatt, Lillian NJ
Gillian and Beatrice Light Also sur
yiving are twelve grandchildren and
six great Grandchildren. sister of Rich
Funeral from the Taitavull Funeral
Home. 1919 l4th st NV. on Satur-
DAY December s. at ] 80 m. Services
at the Pinkney Memorial Episcopal
Intermeni Rock Creek Cemeterv
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coRDELIA WILLIAMS. s ssaslSyl'
IrFIN. MARv EIIzARErH

HELM, MARY ELIZABETH. On
EueEeiss va Decem MARY EII s1G A
HEFLIN, wife Of the late William Car
ter Helm. mother OF Mrs. Lester New
Of Germantown, Md; Mrs. Russell Err
vine Of Mcdowell, Va: S. Murray
Helm Of Lexington, Va. Henry H.
Hefin OF chiilum, Nd: Herbert Helm
Of Gaithersburg. Md: J. C.. Helm OF
Profit Va. Ernest Helm of Martins
Lucketts, Va. She also is survived
by four sisters and one brother. Friends
may call al the Muse & Reed Funeral
Home LeeSburg Va Funeral services
at IL am Saturday, December &.
at the Leesburg Methodist Church In
terment Union Cemetery. Leesburg. Va
JACKSON. REBECCA On Wednesday,
December .. 1856, at Bethesda Gin
ical Center, Bethesda Nd REBECCA
JACKSON. She leaves a mother. Anna
Cook. husband. King jackson: one
son, George z, Tim: one aunt, one
uncle and other relatives and friends
Remains resting at the Arnold Funeral
Home 3il North Patrick St; Alexsn-
late residence, 1900 oronoco St. after
I'm. Saturday, December s. Funeral
services on Sunday, December Q. at /
pm, at ST. Johns Baptist Church.
the Rev West officiating Interment
sideburn. Fairfax County, Va.
JOHNSON. LILLE NJ. on wednesday,
I peeeT6er u6 q 1920 A. pEinse Georges
SON. beloved wife Of the late Harry
c johnson, mother OF Harry c. john
son, IT., Mabel NJ Gravatt lillian NJ
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~. members OF Columbia Temple
N6 No. 422 l. b. p. o. T. OF w.
m n met in a session OF sorrow on
IN Thursday. December y, 1855.
for our late daughter. FAN
- ME W. SAUNDERS Elks'
- services will be held at 40
pm Friday, December z, az the L. Z
Murray Funeral Home, 1887 l0th
g. NV Funeral At 1 pm. Saturday,
December s. from the Metropolitan
'Ap'''' lMvAkTHA 1. HAPRop.
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cox. HENRIETTA LrEcH. On g ,s!E.f

LEIGH cox. beloved wife ,o William
c. Coz, sr mother Of William c,
Asbury PARK, n j Mrs Ruth c. Wood
ward az Mansfield, Ohio: Mrs. Eliza
beth Sternef Of HARRISBURG. Pa. and
Funeral from the W W Deal Funeral
Home. 4Sls Georgia ave n w.. on
Saturday, December >, at pm. In
terment Port Lincoln Cemetery.
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lit Mrntnrtant

BOSTIC. ELIZABETH. In loving mehh
ory OF our mother and grandmother,
ELIZABETH BOST1C,. who passed away
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December 5, 1855, jeanne coLLiERE
o. 50Q2 36th ave. West Hyattsville,
Md. beloved daughter OF John P.
varoD sister OF Philip Patrick, Mary
Ann. Judy Lynn and Joseph Colliere.
Friends may call at the Nalley Flu
neral Home, 1900 Rhode Island ave.
a Eastern ave ne on THURSDAY;
December g. after l pm. Prayers Will
be offered on Saturday. December ), at
II am Relatives and friends invited
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VAkkULL, MRS. MARGARET K The
4 officers and members OF
MI Gavel Chapter, No. %, o. e
N4 s., are requested to assem-
a&Af8EaSN Die at Chambers Funeral
Home, 517 18th St Sc. at
~ pm. Saturday. December
:, where funeral services will
be conducted for our late sister, MAR
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~ FLORA zEREGA. W. NJ.
GRACE MICNICK, Secy

GRACE MlkNlCk' Secy.
CARTER, CHRISTINE {. on Tuesday.
DECEMBER I, 1876, at the johns Hop
kinS Hospital, Baltimore, Md, Chris
Tine c. CARTER OF 1851 West Null
berry St, Baltimore. Nd, beloved
mother OF Mrs. Frances { Garuner
of Baltimore. Nd: Robert Arthur,
Joseph. Virgil and Andrew Garter OF
Washington, d. c.; devoted sister OF
Mrs. Bessie H. Harris OF Holmesburg
Pa She also leaves to mourn her
passing. six grandchildren and a host
OF other relatives and many friends.
Remains resting at the John T. RhineS
&, Co. Funeral Home 9O1 3rd st. S.w.,
where friends are invited 70 call after
) pm. Friday. December =. Funeral
services on Saturday, December =, at
II am, at the Asbury Methodist
Church. iith and K SITS. NV, the Rev.
James d Foy officiating Interment
Lincoln MAmnrial CematerY
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day DECEMBER Z, 1880, at his resi-
99snee; 1860 North 18th St; Arlington.
beloved husband Of Katherine Alicia
Jones (nee Englishl and brother OF
Miss Mamie Jones OF PHILADELPHIA,
Pa. Friends may call at GaWler's
parking oppositeJ. Notice Of services
later
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SAUNDERS, FANNIE. Ofheers and
MDN P p; R OF the I B. P o. Z.
nv the funeral Of L. d FANNIE
SAUNDERS on Saturday De
- cember s, 1855, at pm
from the Metropolitan Baptist
Church, r st. NV. Session OF sor-
row on Friday. December Z. at z pm
Council services at 7:3O pm. at the
I. z, Murray Funeral Home, 1897 lOtn
VIOLA J, RUSSELL. L D. r.
GRACE Z BENNETT, 6ecy
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ST. LOUIS VISITOR
ROYALTY ENTERTAINED
IN 81. PAUL

Mrs. A, B. Window, who has
been the house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Yuker Cassel during Thanks
giving week, left for her home in
st. Louis, Mo, on Saturday. No
vember "a.
Mrs. Window was accorded
many courtesies by the various
members of the st. Paul Choral
Union, highlighted with a recep-
ton given by the Union at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cassel. Mrs.
Window was presented with a love
token by the Union. A buffet un-
cheon was served.
Present at the reception in adj
dition to the honoree were Rev.
and Mrs. Joseph Jackson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Yuker Cassel; the Mines KEEL
sic Whitmore, Anna Moody, Susan
Napue, Vida Hopkins, Essie Pip
kins, Rae Richardson, Nina Will
liams, Berlinda Washington.
Clara Smith, Sue Haywood, Irene
Woods and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Ballard.
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cherished gifts was a wrist watch
given him by his parents.
Thanksgiving With Parents;
Mrs. James s. Clardy and children
Of 7l6 Aurora Av., accompanied
by Mrs. Herman Tate and children
Of 543 Carroll Av., left Wednesday
November 81 for Manly Iowa. Mrs.
Clardy and children spent Thanks
giving with their parents and
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Page Mrs. Tate and children were
guests of Mrs. A. d. Tate, mother
in-law and grandmother. Mr..
Clardy motored down on Saturday
and the party returned to st. Paul
on Sunday evening.
Family Dinner; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert A. Jones, 1922 Rondo Av.,
were hosts at a family dinner on
Thanksgiving day. Other guests
were John Chism Of Chicago, Mr..
and Mrs. Maceo Buford, son-in-
law and daughter and James Toll
yer Jr, nephew.
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Post thanksgiving
Dance BY Horsemen
At Colhoun Beach

1t was a festive post-Thanks-
giving evening for guests OF the
Horsemen, all male social club, on
Friday, November %, when the
club gave its second annual post
Thanksgiving dancing party, The
festive affair was held at the Cal
houn Beach Hotel Ballroom, with
the cabaret theme carried out.
Club members, identified by
wearing dark suits and Horesmen
pins, greeted guests on arrival and
were assisted by wives and sweet
hearts of members.
Adding to the glamour, was the
beautifully attired feminine con-
tingent with wives Of club MEM
bers setting the pace.
Mrs, James Campbell was chic
in a black velvet sheath; Mrs,
Kenneth Wallace added glamour
in a pink and black velvet outfit,
featured a halter blouse accentu-
ated with a black velvet skirt
with panels of pink; Mrs, william
Thompson was charming in a
white brocaded skirt and white
sweater.
Guests equally as chic seen chat
ting, dancing and enjoying the af-
fair were Mrs. Ira Allen in a two
piece red Jersey outfit; Mrs
Joseph Danforth presented a pref
" picture in a white wool sheath;
Mrs Leroy Riess was stunning in
black velvet; Mrs. Herbert Harris
was petite in a white wool jersey
sheath dramatized with neck out
lined with pearl trimming, while
Mrs. Harold Mayes was lovely in
black wool sheath.
Also seen in the gay crowd was
Mrs. Huntley Surratt who made a
charming portrait in navy blue
velveteen accented with rhine
stone jewelry; Mrs. Percy Hughes
Jr., in a black and red striped
sheath dress made an eye-catching
picture: Mrs. Elaine johnson was
piquant in black velveteen with
faille trim and rhinestone iewelry
while Mrs. Ruth Landry was
striking in a gold llama sheath
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Additional Social &
Personal News
Minneapolis

New Son: It's a son for Mr.. and
Mrs. George Powers Of 1927 Sec
ond Av. S. Tyrone George arrived
November 3, at Minneapolis Cen
eral hospital and tipped the scales
at nine pounds and one ounce.
When Mrs. Powers and Tyrone ar
rived home from the hospital, they
were welcomed by Richard, James
Dorothy and Sheriff. who were
anxiously awaiting to greet their
new brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Booker
Spencer of Minneapolis are the
maternal grandparents.
DeVante Club: Mrs. Walter AS
ton, 1917 Third Av. S, will be hos
tess to the De Vante club on Mon
day, December 3 at / p. m.
Out OF Hospital: Mrs. Cornelius
Seymour, 3s47 Smelling Av., re-
turned home Friday, November %,
from University hospital where
she underwent major surgery.
Mrs. Seymour is doing nicely and
an aid to her complete recovery
is the fact that her daughter, Mrs.
Marguerite Ellis and granddaugh-
ter, Brenda Of AmityWIe, L. l.,
New York were awaiting to well
come her back home. Mrs. Ellis, a
native Of Minneapolis, is making
her first visit back TO her home
town after rs years absence. Her
stay is indefinite depending on
how soon her mother RECEIVERS.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fanando Of Forest Lake,
MINI. were hosts at dinner on
Thanksgiving Day at their home.
After dinner, the Afternoon was
spent reminiscing and socializing.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Vaughn, Mr.. and Mrs. L. r.
Perkins, Miss Norma Jean Fan
ando and company, Mrs. Gussie
Robinson and Mrs. Essie Wyatt.
Fleur-de-lis Social Club: The
Fleur-de-hs Social Club met Sun
day, November IS. at the home Of
Mrs. Emma Boatman, 1892 Smell
ing Av. Plans were made for the
clubs Christmas party. The rest
Of the evening was spent playing
games after which refreshments
were served by the hostess. The
club welcomed Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
lei Willis to the city. They are re-
siding with Mrs. Willis sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lu-
cius Jemison. 1910 Fifth Az. S.
The next meeting win be with
Mrs. Francis McElderry. 400
Fifth St S. on Sunday December
9.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-30

Decorated with pastry cut-outs
OF oak leaves or holly, these turn
overs made particularly appetiz-
ing dessert during the month OF
December.
Minccmeat Turnover
pa cups sifted enriched flour
/ teaspoon salt
Y cup Fluffo Golden shorteningl
8 tablespoons water
% ounces tSpa cups) Mincemeat
? tablespoons milk
In mixing bowl combine flour
and salt with a pastry blender
or two knives, cut Fluffo golden
shorteningl until mixture looks
like coarse cornmeal with golden
shortening it's easy to tell when
the mixture is properly blended
SprinlSly water over mixture one
tablespoon az a time. and mix
lightly with a fork until all flour
is moistened With the hands,
gather dough into a b all Roll
dough on lightly Toured board
in a circle y inch thick and at
least IA inches In diameter and cut
our a large circle, Spoon mince-
meat on one half Of the circle,
keeping II inch from the edge
Fold dough over mincemeat 10
make a half-circle. Seal by fold
ing cut edges OF dough over y
inch and flue deeply, Prick top Of
Tough with tines OF a fork.
Cut oak leaves from scraps OF
daught and arrange artistically
on top OF the turnover. Decorate
with acorns made Of a blRnched
almod ntted with a tiny pastry
cap and bake in a 425o oven for
20 minutess.