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File No Sgbig
OHDt.R FOR HEARIN. PETITION
EOH ADMINISTRATION. LiMTrI>.
TIVE ~ riLE CLAIMS AND ron
HtNRtSG THEREON
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY pF HENNEPIS
IN PROBATE COURT
IL Re Estate % oscar Goldman,
psredrnt
Orarr fer HsarisH P~d,i.. Toe
Letter. of Ndaiai.tra ttsn
IT ~ ORDERED that all persons
intaroatsd show cause. u any they
have. hefpr" this Court on Monday
December I'm. 1855, at 10 O'Clock
\ NJ in the Court House In Mime
np"lis. Minnesota, why the petition
81 Ruth Goldman, ~ Henuepin
County, Minnesota Tor the appoint
mspt ~ Morris " Goldman. a. "a -
ministratnr. herein fiiod, should not
b. granted
order TO f-iie CtsIm. aaa fos
Hrsriss rh.r~os
1T ~ FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof all creditors 81 said pcCo-
d"nt fils their CiatWs tn this Court
Proofs will be heard and claims ex-
amiued and adjusted before this
Court on Monday. Aprii Ist. 1857. a.
10 o'clock \ NJ in the Court House
ia Minneapolis. Mtuuezuta
These orders shalt be publish ID
~ the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according 90 law
ttpt ET SEAtN
WITNESS tho HON - J An
NENSpN. acting Judge ~ Pro
bat. Court this lfth day OF
November 1855
EItNTSsf T.. tDRE$E
clerk ~ Probate Court
: " TslImau. Attorney
hlf NIgU}frT UldE
t~puk ssrnau. NuE 90. go. Zee. -
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MRS. pHOtBE WILLIAMS
DIES; SERVICES HElD
THURSDAY, NOV. 40

Services for Mrs Phoebe Fran
rrs Chambers. p3i Marshall Az
native of St Paul who died 81
her home On Friday November %
were held At 2 IN Thursday
November ~ a. ST James ANE
church Rev \. Lcvis Williams of
ucisJcd
Mrs Williams suffered a stroke
in 1880 snd had not been active
since that time she was a m,rn
Der " 81 James AME church anal
had been very active IN church sy-
tlvtyrs until hcr heaIth faiIci
On Ortohrr iaNS shs cclebrpt-
81 her 10th birthday hy inviting
some - ot her friends who came
70 wish her happiness and birth
isy cheer
Left a widow with six small
children whom her husband Dies
she had rrarrd go~i citizens
Friends ard relatives say she
prsctiCrd her religious faith to
her daily living
The deceased was a charter
member 81 Como Temple No l2S
tRrEOw
she is survived b. SIX daughters
Mrs Mary BRADLEY 81 Paul Mar
s'Icrie Escctt, Hot Springs. Ark
Alberta Chambers, 81. Paul Jane
Starring Rot Springs; Cecslis
Williams. 81 Paul. with whom shc
made her home and Dorothy
Payne, 81 Paul. three nieSes u
grandchildren, 10 great grant-
yhildren
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ZION BAPTIST

Rev. Charles s. Jones, pastor of
Second Baptist church, Fl. Madi-
son, Ia, and former visiting min
lister at Zion, brought the morn
ing message Sunday. November
rs, using as his subject, Taking
Religion Easy" He used as a
scripture background. Amas 81.
Rev. Jones admonished US to be-
ware OF becoming self satisfied,
for therein lies the danger Of COM
placency. He said. Sometimes We
take too much for granted. When
we profess a hope in Christ, We
should stop whichever we are do
ing and fuIfill the mission OF the
master
Music was by the Senior Choir
and Young Peoples Choir. Rev.
s. King was soloist.
Dwight Parker and Adrian Cal
houn united with the church, can
didates for baptism.
Wesley Benjamin's name has
been added to our sick list, Contin-
ne to pray for all sick and shut
ms.
December 8. 1856 is the date of
lions 50th Anniversary Celebra-
ton. A very interesting program
has been planned. Won't you plan
now to attend.
You are always welcome at
Zion.
Mrs. Cynthia westbrooks, re-
porter.
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Mrs. Clara Napue, 5l39 Hum
boldt Az. N. died at her home
early Tuesday morning, Novem'
Der 20 Mrs Napue suffered a
heart attack on Monday from
which she did not recover.
Born in Troy, Mo, she had lived
in Minneapolis for AZ years.
She was a member of Border
Methodist church. OF Queen Esther
Temple No. %. SMT, Household
OF Ruth and a member and past
president OF Johnny Baker Aux
iliary to Post No, POI Of the
American Legion
Funeral services were held al
l p. m. Friday. November %. al
Woodlands Funeral Chapel Rev
J. J Clayburn officiated. assisted
by the Rev Martin l. Simmons
and Rev Joseph Jackson
Survivors include her husband
Joseph o. Napue: one sister, Mrs
Dodie Taylor OF St Louis, Mo.
niece, Mrs. Thelma Gray; ono
great niece. Mrs Lorraine Brown
one great-great nephew and two
great-great nieoes. all of Mime
apoiis. and other relatives.
Burial was at TT. Smelling Ma
ttonal cemetery with Woodland
Funeral Home in charge of th'
service
Mrs Dodie Taylor, sister anC
Joe Sydnor, a cousin. both OF ST
Louis. came to the city TO attend
funeral services.
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LEGAL NOTICES

Fiie No sss7s
rDH FROOF o. Will. LIMITING
TIdE TO FII.E CLAIMS AND FOR
HEAKIsG THEREON
STATE or MISNE..stylA
COUNTY or HESSEPIS
IN PROBATE COURT
In tie Estate Of GsOrE. rs. Leon
ard, also known as gsO. ~. Leonard
and o u. Leonard. Dsc.dsnt
order for H.ssisE P.tiiisa 10
Prove Win
1T Is ORDERED that all persons
Interested show cause. IL any thSy
...sa. sSssTs this court on M3nday +,
December 2tth, 1859, at 10 O'Clock
A. N Ia the Court House in MIME
sB0lIa. Minnesota. Sbg the petition
herein flied, Of John u. Leonard and
ls8FAs ~ Leonard both Of Hsnue-
pin County. Minnesota for the al
tJ~aHCs Of an Instrument parpOrt-
aE 10 be- the last VIII and Tesla
H~nt Of said Dscsdsnt ana the pro-
bate thereof and for the appoint
msnt % Amos Beiuard and Bene~
act BsiuaTd, OF Henuepin County,
Minnesota as Executors, shOBld not
1e granted
Osdrr 90 t1is GIaIs. asd fer
H@sriaK Thss.oa
TT ~ IhTHEK ORDERED that
NlthiH four months from the date
4srsyf all creditors Of said DscsdsHt
Tile their claims in this Court
'rpDfa VAL bee heard ami claims Ga
mined ana adjusted before this
t0Brt on Monday, April lst. 1851, al
10 o'clock A. n, IH the Court
House In Minneapolis, Minnesota.
These orders shall he published
ia the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according ~ law.
SEAL or fitDEATE COURT
WITNESS the ipS .. J AN
bEHSDN, acting Judge 81 Pro-
bate Court this 2aTi day %
November, 1855
H. g iDRESZ
clerk Of Probate Court
Leonard, street and DstHard
ATTORNEYS
slg Nicollst Avenue
spokesman, Nov. 80, Dec. 8 10
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Georgia Action To
Collect Tuxes From
NAAcP Attacked

New York The National As
sociatiou for the Advancement Of
ColOrsd People. M a non-pfoft or.
gamzation. has been exempt from.
the payment Of federal and stat,
income tax. Roy wilkins. eKecu
tive secretary, observed In com
menting on action by the Georgia
state revenue officials. vino. on
November "a. instituted legal nc.
ton to collect such taxes from
NAACr units operating In the
state
The NAACP, Mr. wilkins de
eIared. 10 not profit making
organization, II 80 recognized by
the federal government, the gov
ernments ~ New York States and
other states Not until the action
against our organization In Texas
last month was this question ever
raised Georgia had not previously
requested payment OF such taxes
Nor do we believe that state levieS
income taxes against the hoy
Scouts. the YMcA. the Red croar
and similar non profit organiza
tions We doubt very much thai
Georgia requires payment Of this
tax by the white Citizens Council,
and other race hate groups
Tho action In Georgia tho MA
ACP leader charged, rs just an
othrr In q series Of moves starte,
in southern states for the purpose
of frightening colnred people int,
foregoing their fight for Hchoo
deaegrsgation, These states AZ,
seeking 10 put IN. NAACr out a
business thereby depriving the dc
segregation movement In thcil
states Of experienced and unifict
national Leadership.
They believe that II they car
cripple the MACE, they can thcr
choke off their own Negro citi
zsns through state laws, stats
courts highway police intimi
datinn and economic presaures
They fail tn recognize that this
tight viii 20 on because the color
oil people ~ the South are N,
longer willing Ia accept traditional
discrimination and segregation
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swut lay
Church NeUs
o wut lay
BORDER METHODIST

The morning scripture was TAX
en- from Ephesians 4th chapter
Rev. Charles NJ. Sections morning
message, Past Feeling" reiterat'
ed the truth Of Gods words that
endureth TO all generations.
Remember the sick, the shut-ins
and the afflicted with your
prayers, visits and gifts.
Borders prayers of comfort are
extended to the Munson family In
the loss OF their dear mother and
to the Napue family in the passing
OF Mrs. Clara Napue. Look to
Christ, He Will heal your broken
hearts.
Christ may come today. Am !
ready? The doors of Gods house
are open TO all. Come and find
rest. Border welcomes all visitors.
The worth of fine director
can always be identified by the
group he or she guides. Whenever
Mrs. Carrie Williams directs a
group, one can be sure of fine
program. Mrs. Williams win al
way find place IN the hearts Of
members OF Border for the won
derful work she has done for and
with Border. The Building Fund
Committee Is ever grateful for the
wonderful musical program Mrs,
Williams and her fine Philhar-
monte Choir rendered on last
Sunday evening
Your reporter had the pleasure
OF speaking to wonderful group
OF children and adults at Holsey
Memorial church last Sunday
morning. Thanks to Mrs. Mary
I.insey and Rev. Conwell for eX-
teending the invitation.
The Official Board of Border
met last Sunday evening following
Mrs. Williams program. Much was
accomplished.
DO you agree? They learn what
they live Harry Davis. reporter
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Mrs. {. o. Jones Dies;
funeral Was Held Mondoy

Services for Mrs. c, ID. MAN
etteI Jones. 1873 Charles Av.. who
Died in a Moose Lake hospital FRI
day. November %, were held at
.. m. Monday, November 20 az
Brooks Funeral Chapel. Rev.
Floyd Massey Jr, officiated with
burial in Oakland cemetery.
Mrs. Jones had been Ill for the
past year. She was born in Lex
.ngton, Ky. and had resided in st.
Paul since 1914. She was a mem
Der Of Pilgrim Baptist church.
She is survived BY her husband
c. ID. Jones. mother. MIS-. Martha
Digs. both Of st, Paul and other
relatives
Brooks Funeral Home was In
charge Of arrangements,
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Filo No. sss92
ORDER pOR MEANING PETITION
FOH PRO0r Or WILL LIMIri>.
TINE TO FTLE CLAIMS AND FOH
HEARING THEREON
STATE or MtNSFSDTA
COUNTY OF HESNEPIS
IN PROBATE COURT
Ia Hc Estate Of Dust Nelson. De-
cedent
order for H-arias P.u,isa 10
Prove WIN
IT ~ ORDERED that all persons
Interested show cause, 10 any they
have, before this Court on Monday,
December sith, 1855, at 10 O'Clock
4 NJ IN the Court House In Mime
apolis. Minnss"ta. why the petition
herein filed, Of Alfred Nelson, OF
Chicago, Illinois. for the allowance
OF an instrument purportinz to be
IN" last Nlll and Testament Of ~ id
bscedent and the probate thereof
and for the appointment OF S.ls
Nelson as Executor. should not be
granted
order 20 FtIr CIai... s.a foy
Hearing Ther~os
1T ~ FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof ali creditors of said D.Csdsnt
file their ClRina In this Court
Proof. viii br heard and claims OK
a"'hfn anu auIH5''h bSFnF" Nhls
Court on Monday. April lat. 1857. at
10 o'clock \ NJ ~ the Court House
IN Minneapolis. Minnesota
These orders shall he published ia
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according 10 law
SEAL OF PROBATE COURT
WITNESS the non a. An
pEiiSoN, acting Judge OF Pro
hat" court this aTth day OF Ne
yomber. 1855
Ernest y LnrenE
clerk Of Probate Court
Larson l.p"yinEer Lnduuist.
freeman Fraser, Attorney
tote Midland Hk Hide
spokesman, Nov 80. Dec n 10
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ElEvENTH WARD DFl
TO HEAR YOUNGDAHl
a KARL ROlvAAC

The Eleventh Ward DEL Club
will sponsor Round Table dis
cussion Tuesday, December 4, at
8 p m. at the Washburn YMCA
istht st and Nicolet Av Speaker
will be Kent Youngdahl, second
ward alderman and Ii. Gov. Karl
RolvaaE
Subject matter will center a.
round results Of the 1856 election
and the need for n more liberal
policy in the Democratic party
Plans viii be made for the
wards 1857 organization and its
operation.
Those interested areu rged "a
come.
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phhAhHt Oh cifH TlRhth lfglBIht
ecutive secretary. has warned In n
letter 10 Sam Rayburn 10. Tex :.
Speaker Of the House
Mr., Wilkins wrote 10 the Demo
cratic House leader on Nov. ~.
following proposals by Democratic
members Of the House 10 deprive
MIR, Powell Of his seniority and
COMMITTEES assignments because
the New York Democrat actively
campaigned for the Republican
candidate for President A. that
time, Congressman Powell an.
n0uneod that he was remaining n
Democrat although supporting
President Eisenhower because he
believed the President had u
stronger civil rights program than
the Democratic nominee.
1T liz n matter OF common
knowledge" the EAACP leader
reminded Speaker Hayburn, that
In i0Is. many Democrats, inciud.
Ing members Of the House and
Senate. bottled their party and lta
nominee and supported the 40
called states Rights party and It's
nominees. Not one Of these party
members was disciplined In tho
succeeding Congress In 1902. MIR.
wilkins pointed out. many south
ern Democrats worked actively
and openly for the election Of Mr.
Eisenhower without mourning
any subsequent party discipline
After the 1867 election. Mr. vii
kins continued. Chairman Paul
Butler made several trips 10 south
ern areas and held numerous con
fcreneca. lilo announced 10 the
country that no purgsH were In.
tended and 10 the insurgents. he
said. In effect Come back into the
fold. all IL forgiven. Moreover, In
the recently completed campaign.
Congressman John Hell williams
Of Mississippi announced ~ openly
aA did Congressman Powell that
he was not supporting tho Demo.
cratic nominee FOE President and
that he would support another
group and another set Of nominees
There have been, Ia our knowledge
no statements or announcements
ar demands of any kind from any
quarter to the effect that Con.
gresham Williams should be 10.
prived of HIS committee assign.
msnta. seniority and other pre-.
negatives because OF his desertion
OF the Democratic nominees In the
1864 election"
Mr.. wilkins Expressed the con.
viction that Speaker Rayburn "as
one OF tho party's leaders of great
80, influence would not want "a
lend thial approval 10 a project
which could but add % the burdens
OF tho party At this ieas than. ser.
enc juncturc
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Thomas Hickman Weds
Kansas City. kons. Girl
In Denver Ceremony

Denver. Colo Thomas HEX,
man. son of Mr. and Mrs ELI Hlck
man, 875 Fuller Az, st Paul and
Miss Norma Jean Curtis OF Kansas
CITY, kans were married in u
quiet ceremony In the home OF the
grooms aunt, Mrs John McE'sd.
den, 1900 Fillmore Az. Denver
Colo, on Wednesday, November
81
Mr. Hickman Is a senior in medl
cal school at the University Of
Denver, His bride Ia "A senior at the
University OF Kansas. Lawrence
kans
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Mpts. oosptl CHORAL
~ CONCERT Az ZION
BAPTIST SUNDAY

Tho Minneapolis Gospel Choral
Union viii be presented In con.
cert sunday, December 2 at Zion
baptist church, ii,h ami t.yndale
No All friends are asked to come
out ami enjoy this wonderful pro.
gram The Soloist Bureau depart.
mcnt Of the linton Ia presenting
several soloists ady'
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File No 1891
LAND TITLE SUMMONS ~
APPLICATION fOR
HEs.IsTHATtDN OF LAND
HF.tFNNWNT EVN VI U
STATE OF MiNSE.SOTA

= " - VT 'AA'NhN hs+FF -
COUNTY OF HENSEPiH J
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Ia the matter OF the application
Of Jay " Tyson and Cynthia Tyson,
Husband and wife. A. Joint Ten
ants 20 register the title TO the fol
atsi in Henn.pin county, Mime
sofa, namely
Lots ~ and Is. Block 2. Mont
k1meFy Park Addition 20 Mime
RpOlts, Minnesota, Applicants,
Anfin = Randall and ali other
persons or parties unknown,
claiming any right, title, estate,
lion or Interest In the real estate
described in the application here
In. Defendants
The state OF Minnesota 90 the Rboy,
smsd defendaatsI
You are hereby summoned and
required 10 answer the application
OF IN. applicant in the above en-,
titled proceeding and 20 file your
answer 10 the said application 10
the office OF the clerk Of said court
in said county, within twenty t2Ol
days. after the service Of this sum
mons upon you, exclusive OF the da)
Of such service, and, u you fail e
answer the application within tbs
time aforesaid. the applicants II
this proceeding will apply 10 Tn,
court for the relief demanded there
In
WITNESS. Philip G schmidt
CLERK Of said court, and the sea
thereof at Minneapolis, ia sale
county. this 18Th day Of Soyrm
bsr. A. d. 1855
tsEALy
PHILIP G. SCHMIDT, clerk
By A g, Hopper. Deputy
Norman Perl
Semsrov and Peri.
Attorneys for Applicants
7Os North western Federal Building
Minneapolis =. Minnesota
Spokesman. Nov is. 81 a 3Ob
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory Of my dear
husband. James A. Lewis, who
passed away five years ago. De-
cember /. 1851.
With skillful hands, good deeds
were done.
Wish CHEEKY smile, new friends
were won.
With loving heart he made lives
gay,
Unseifish deeds made bright the
day.
For now five years he's been at
rest.
Sun mourned by those who loved
him best
Sadly missed by wife. Mrs.
Bessie Lewis and family.
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File No NIaks

File No. sisss
ORDER FOR NEARING PETITION
ron ADMINISTRATION. LIMtTiN.
TIME To FILE CLAIMS AND ron
HEARING THEREON
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEFIN
IN PROBATE COURT
In re Estate % James p. Hog.
garth. Decedent
order fsr HesraisE P~titisa Tor
Letter. of Administrations
IT Is ORDERED that all persons
Interested show cause, " any they
have. tscfors this Court On Mouday
December 10th, 1858, az 10 o'clock
4 NJ 10 the Court House tn Mime
apoii-. Minnesota, why the petition
- Willis X HcEgarth. % Phoenix.
Arizona for the appointment % Jean
- Douglas a. administrator. here.
In filed, should not be granted
Order "a tits 'isia. md for
HrsrtsE Jbsr~os
TT Is FURTHER ORDERED that
within four month~ from the DAT"
hereof, all creditors ~ said D"c~-
lent file their claims In this Court
Proofs viii 30 heard and claims eN.
smIred and adjusted before thas
Court on Monday. Arrl iEt. 1857. az
70 o'clock 4 VI tu N" Court House
In Minneapolis. Minnesota
These orders ahBfl be published
IN the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according 60 law.
COURT SEAL
WITNESS tsa HON q J AZ
pEESpN. acting JuIge ~ Pro
bate Court. this lAtr day ~
November 1855
ERNEST r, TpRENH
Clsrk ~ Pr6hnra Court
NORMAN Fcrl, Attorney
sHb \ " Fpd UIdE
spokesman. Nov ~. - 4 SOP
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory OF our dear
daughter and mother. Mrs. Geral-
dine Marty who died one year ago
today, November "a. Gone but not
forgotten.
Parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Washington: Sons, Clifford and
Gerald Marty; Sister, Mrs. Althea
Hummer. Daughter-in-Law. Mrs.
Josephine Marty; Grandchildren,
ChAndra and Althea Marty.
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Bridge Luncheon: Invitations
have been issued by Mrs. Minnie
l.. 20. L. Alexander and Mrs.
Jessie G. Shepard for a one o
clock bridge luncheon to be held
Saturday. December in the Jun
Tor Ballroom, Hotel Nicollet.
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Gwen m marriage by her
bride was lovely in traditional
gown of csndlolight satin, styled
by Priscilla Of Boston The fitted
bodice Of Alcncon lacc came TO
point, edged In irridescent pearls
and the high Empire line Of the
skirt with bustl. effect, fell
gracefully to the floor with
slight train Her veil of Candeiite
bridal illusion fell form crown of
trridescsnt sequinA. pearls and
rhineatones She carried white
prayer book with white or orchid
and stcphanotia strcamcrs For
good luck. she carried u drliCateiy
hand appligued handkerchief be-
longing To her great -greatgrand.
mother She wore single strand
of pearls IT her mothers and tiny
pearl earrings
Matron OF honor was Mrs My
ron Barnett. sister OF the bride,
other attendants were Miss An.
gsla Doyle, also the brides sister.
Mrs " G, Cooper of 81 Paul and
Miaa barbara Lane, Chicago. III
Miss Lane was q classmAto OF the
bride at Fisk University, Nash
Wllc, Tenn, The matrun Of honor
and bridesmaids wore irridesccnt
taffeta dresses In colors Of Au-
tumn leaves ranging from pale
yellow. orange. bronze, red and
green. fashioned alike
Soiotst was Mrs, Ermine Hail.
Allen, we'll known soprano. who
sang The Lords Prayer and
Ave Maria" John NJ Whitaker
was al the organ. Giant palms.
bouquets Of white chryanthcmums
and seven branch candelabra hold
ing tail tapefed candles. provided
the background
Attending the groom was r. g
Cooper best man. fishers Wrrc
Myron Barnett brother tn law Of
the bride. Albert 4 Richmond
John i,ce and Harry Esters Of
Wichita. Kans
The groom - the SON IT Mr. and
Mrs Newt Cannon ot Nashville
Tenn Mrs Cannon. a fifth genera .
ton ~ pauute. graduated from
Central high school She attended
Carlton college. Northnrld MINI
and Fisk University. Nashville,
Tenn.
Following ~" ceremony, a TO
cep'tou for the couple was given
hv tho brides parents At the home
~ the brides grandmother Mr.
\ l. HrAEr as Carroll Az An
ornate three TERED cake was con
tered on . table covered with a
white damask cloth which was q
wedding sat or Mrs Hedge
Gay bouquets vt yellow pom roms
[ accented with ferns yumplcted the
| table decorations
~ the reception table were tho
Mines rumIth Cook. Raymond
RlcdS1r VI n Mcknight, senior
[ hostess Merle Bell Albert Cotton
AMI Marion Roscby
other assistants ~ the wedding
and the reception Included the
Mines " Ransom Coins Melvin
Young Helen Gsmhol. Eugene
Lewis and Mr. ami Mrs stephen
l. Maxwell Also the Misses
Jeanne RanUaru, shirley Rannsru
Adrtcnne Iazrnbcrry ami visnns
| Gufnn Also tho NcsSrs Harold
Wright, Raymond Elcdxos and
MARTA wrz,dingtaa.
\ supper Tor the attendants was
given hy Mr. and Mrs BaFnc,t or
Friday. November 10 AZ their
home S>6 Marshall Az N~
Rrown. mother u the bride, en-
! 'er'sinci AZ breakfast for the
bridesmaids ant Mrs. Harry
'stcrs ~ Wichita. Ksns, un Satar.
'ay November ~ Alison a guest
sAz Mrs Earl oNel.
nv ant Mrs Cannon are a,
11nc At SSs Marshall Az
"a
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DINNER CHESTS

Davenport, Ia Mr. and Mrs
Garrett Hali and daughter Mytti;
Of Davenport. were tho dinner
guests on Thanksgiving Ray ut
Nj and Mrs William Harper
brother and Nstcfrtn- af Mrs
Hail Following q delicious dinner
mEhhghtrd with turkey and all the
tumminga guests relaxed and
played games Iaicr the pamc eve
ming the Halls nlntorri 20 MIN.
nis
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4 well balanced diet ot news.
features and pictures which have
pleased the taste of thousands ~
readers for - wars II Offered by
this newspaper The brst informed
proPl- In Minnesota rrad this
nrw spaprr
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Observes BirthdaN Mrs stella
Nichols resident or Cuepus Al.
iuucks Home observed a birthday
Monday November "a Erllow
residents Joined her N a birthday
party
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

My sincere thanks TO the many
friends and neighbors who re-
membered me with visits. prayers
and cards during my hospitaliZa-
ton. My special thanks TO Rev.
NJ. l.. Simmons. Rev John Young
and Rev f. z. Byrd.
Eugene Johnigan, 2Sl0 Clinton