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Houston Methodist
Men Plan Breakfast

CONTINUED from first page)
bv the church, but it is a COM
munity wide affair with entire IaIa-
lilies being inVited.
Serving viii start at 7:SO o'clock
and will continue through $50.
There viii be a choice Of menus,
bacon and eggs or pancakes ana
sausage.
There win be no admission
charge. other than a silver o1erlng
at the door.
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VIII Take
Population Census
Starting At Once

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viii, in all probability, be repeated
in September 1857.
How are these demands to be
met? New buildings are must az
the rate Of four classrooms and
cther building necessities per year
for increased enrollments alone.
The board Of education has inn
mediate plans to set up proposed
building program which will in
clude new class rooms, multi-pur-
nose room, Offices and conference
rooms. cafeteria addition, instru-
mental music room, vocal music
room. new shop room that will per-
init using the present shop for Of
fees for the high school principal,
/. gussance counselor, and board OF
sducati0n.
SSIn the LakevieW avenue building
considerable remodeling is neces-
sai.y N chemistry and physics lab
orarory, biology room, art room
social studies rooms, and business
education area. The library should
be moved to the proposed area
above the cafeteria.
Since the playground must sooI
become the playing area for sucf
varsity games as football, baseDall
softbau. etc, much work will b
necessary to make the fields sat
isfactory from the standpoint o
gradlzss. fignts, bleachers, parking
and other facilities.
In the pear future the board Q
education plans to announce tn
date and place Of a public meetin
to which all taxpayers are invite
10 discuss the building needs an
demands Of the Milford SpeeSs
school District.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-06

classified Ads Get Results
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-06

Tuesday -Franfurters on Rolls,
Baked Beans or Sauerkraut, MIX,
Grapefruit Sections.
NJ ednesday Hot Beef Sandwich,
Whipped Potatoes Milk, PineaBple.
Thursday Spaghetti with meat
sauce. Bread & Butter, Cut Green
Beans. Milk Pie or Fruit.
Friday-COrn Beef with Buttered
Cabbage. Bread & Butter, Milk,
Frnif IeIlo
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-06
JACKPOT

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. -(P0-
Howard Gilman was annoyed when
3. marking meter refused to accept
his penny. He gave the meter
shake and hit the jackpof-116 pen
nies. which he conscientiously n1rn-
ed over to police.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-06
CANAL DREAM ENDS

DETROIT = HP n The Army
Corps Of Engineers officially closed
the books on a century-old dream
"a dig a canal across the base o1
Michigan from Lake Erie % Lake
Michigan.
Records show plans tor the ca
nal date back to 1891. Later q feW
bitches were dug near Mt. Clemens
but a lack Of money halted tne
project
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-06
Some Pertinent
Hints For Hunters
fContinued Lon &c onel

December's waterfowl population
was double that Of November. Us
uallv when prolonged cold weather
has frozen the ponds and marshes,
most of our waterfowl move out
fnrobably south to areas Of open
waterl. This year it seems the
ducks and geese have stayed Win
us. resting in large floeks in the
delaware River and Bay during
the day and feeding in the corn
fields at night.
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MANICURIsT. $3.50 to 5; Sat, o to
4: must be thoroughly experienced;
salary open. 20. 2-9546. BETTY
HAIR DESIGNERS. 5000 Conn.
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SALESMAN

For Washington's largest
job offset and. letterpresS
printers with 80 years expe-
rience and the finest and
most modern offset and let
terpress equipment to meet
today'S competition. Must
have some knowledge of
city and some sales training
or experience, preferably
man now connected with a
printer or a stationery sales
man. All prospects will be
furnished. Salary $50 a
week plus 1919 commission
on all sales, travel expenses,
paid vacation, hospitaliza-
ton insurance and other
company benefits. Our sales
men know of this ad. Write
your qualifications, expe-
rience, education and past
employment. Replies strictly
confidential. Box l84-Z, Star
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HELP-MEN

crews; plenty Of work. Cali Mr.
MEN, age 81 to As, white. to col.
lect old established insurance
route in Arlington-Alexandria. S75
per, week, plus commission. No ex-
perience necessary; Work 5 days
ply 419 King ST.. RIM. 205, Alex
andria, Va. or call XII. S-l919.
Monday through Friday. III
MEN--Excellent openings for 2 men,
full time: also / part time: married
men preferred; full time can aver
lished routes. no cold canvassing:
famous everyday necessities assure
steady high earnings; no sales ex-
perience necessary, but must be
able to furnish, character refer
enees; For details, apply FULLER
Bids' 14tS tn" and nd F Ns SIS. NV. t Or
phone DI. 7-4477 or DI. 7-349S.
YOUNG MAN, colored. Is to 25,
high school grad; launderette at
tendant; no 'exper. nee. GIL H
YOUNG MAN to learn business and
assist owner; good hours; pleasant
SURROUNDINGS; chance for advance
ment Prefer veteran looking for
future. DU. 1883; after $50. call
NO. 7-53l7. -13
YOUNG MAN
To learn retail shoe business. Re-
turning veterans welcomed as ap-
plicants; experience not necessary;
q permanent position for the right
man; fine opportunity for advance
ment. Apply promptly to Mr..
Lawrence. mgr, HANOVER SHOE
STORE, 939 Pa. ave. NV. Ia
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YOUNG MAN
YOUNG MEN-TRAVEL

young men, 1928. to represent
national concern. Must be neat.
single. free to travel. Above-average
earnings. Immediate drawing &C
count. cars furnished See MR..
MISNER, Commodore Hotel. F and
N. Capitol SITS. Don't phone. IL
PART TIME to learn the building
and real estate business; unlimited
leads. interesting work. Only willing
workers apply r. H. BEST. INC,
1545 Rockville pike. Rockville. Nd.
CL. $4,000. Ia
SOUTHERN MARYLAND AREA -
College student, teacher or high
school senior in upper third Of
class. Vacation position. S720
for 30 days. Come in TO see MR..
FULLY, 3 TO a pm, Tuesday, May
10, Business Room, Lexington Park
Hotel. Lexington Park. Md. Ia
OPPORTUNITY with national or
ganization for general maintenance
representative over 80; mechanical
skill. sufficient for food equipment,
installation and service; will also
train; occasional travel within lin
tied area: car essential. Reply Box
GENTLEMEN. retired; clerical work.
81 per hr.. full or part time: down
town. Write fully in own hand
writing. Box 406tA, Star. la
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statesmen

For gas appliance company: expert
ence not necessary but knowledge Of
very helpful: full or
part time. Good commissions; ambi-
tious person can make $3.50 per
week. Box 1l6-Y, Star. la
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statesmen
BE OUR GUEST
FOR LUNCH

A national organ
ganization in the di-
rect = to consumer
field is looking for
statesmen. Speciality
exper. is fine, but not
essential.
We are having a
luncheon for you at
the Woodner Hotel,
1886 18th st. NV,
Tuesday, May Is, at
IL pm.
If you have a car
and you are able to
work Immediately,
join us at our ex-
pense. See, hear
and learn how you
can double your
earnings in the
many years to come.
If for reason of
convenience you can
not attend, tele-
phone Monday after
$50, TIA. 9-56O7, for
special interview.
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SALESMAN

For well known local printing firm.
Actual selling experience more i'm
portant, not necessarily in graphic
arts We will train you. Married
man, under 80. with college back
ground preferred. Excellent oppor-
tunity for conscientious man who
enjoys working with details. SAL
airy plus incentive plan. Give COM
plete resume in first letter. includ-
ing EDUCATION. selling experience and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-11

CLERK, cashier. PIX attendant,
hotel. Above average salary and
BENEFITS. Can Auditor, Tu. 2-1491.
CLERK, seneral Office. ne. sect;
81 to 50; excellent opportunity
and working conditions. Perma-
nent position. sales department.
T 1yes L expe s.ssSe; good with 5S-
CLERK If1si Wi With p-o some knowledge !' of
bookkeeping and tipping. oppor-
tunity to learn operation Burroughs
Sensimatic Accounting machine.
ONCE located in Mt. Rainier. Call
Mr.. BALLANTYNE. DE. 2-5454.
CLERKS (4l. white. aged rs to 40.
to learn file and once work; must
wrs sssy ana % ore a nsar bS
and H SITS. NV. handling no mer::
chandise: hours. $50 to 8: half
day Sat-. good salary: permanent.
Phone MA S-111S. Ill
CLERK, FOUNTAIN, Arlington store
pleasant working conds, Call ia.
cLERR-TYPIsT. white; insurance
once; permanent position: ages Is
to 40. 81 18th st. NV. 2nd floor.
CLERK. TYPIsT. excel. working cond
in contractors office 40-hr. wk.
Paid vacation. Perm. position in
re. arm; FAYco ELECTRIC co.
C Iii S:1fSfPis age IS to IS: iG in
surance experience preferred. Sal
airy commensurate with ability;
benefits Apply PEARL AssUR-
ANCE CO., 905 Investment Bldg,
18th and X SITS. NV --12
CLERK -TYPIST, Hillcrest Heights
area; to 5, .5-day week; insurance
and profit-sharing plan; salary
open. Apply Box 99-A, Star. --l3
CLERK YPIST-Permanen position
at airport. 5-day week, air -condi-
toned Offices, airline pass privi-
lsges, Salary S205 mSnth. Phone
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opening
for reasonable, young lady with
average typing ability. 40 w.p.rn. or
better; 5-day week. 3 to s.: ex-
cellent employe BENEFITS Apply in
person, Suite 416, Ring Bldg, 1900
CLERK iISR 81 .r{ hiTT permanent posi-
ton; 5-aay, 37M-hr: week, ,vsca-
Soth c CENTURY Fo FILM Il pe COR.
PoSRRAsdT1oN, 416 Bro st. NV. DI.
CLERK -TYPIST, white. We have an
opening in our new Arlington once
for a young ambitious woman be-
tween 25 and 35. Call Ii. $4,000
for appt. Ask for Mr.. VAN LAND
INGHhM III
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HELP-WoAEN
PIX OPERATOR.

PIX OPERATOR. must be expert
enced and active, for busy, 3-posi-
ton board: 4 pm. to ~ midnight:
40-hour week includes some week
ends and holidays; ir-eonditioned
80. Apply in person, CHILDREN'S
HOSPITAL, between 10 am. and
4 pm Ill
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COSMETIC
DEMONSTRATORS

DGMONO i TIA i OIbO
3 needed at once. Excellent oppor-
tunity for those who qualify 40
hour week. Top-rated company
SEARS, RoEBUCK AND Co.
$500 Wilson Blvd. Arlington
GIRL. cafeteria. white;
salary, $40 week; no Sundays;
meals and uniforms furnished:
holidays of with pay; insurance
plan Only I girl needed. so come
early. THE INVESTMENT CAFE
TERRA. 521 X st. NV
COUNTERGIRL, white. for dry
cleaning store, exper. in marking
and sorting also, TA1sEY BROS,
co c2S r &. cEnRTTs for fast cafeteria is
line; 5-dav week. good salary,
bonus. etc Also part time work 2
RINoToN ikrTc REsrERiA,. ii.6 and
Z SITS. NV. No phone calls please
DENTAL ASSISTANT TO manage
once. Are you worth $40 wk.. 70
start with unlimited opportunity
DENTAL ASSISTANT. experienced;
h-day. week. once In Alex. kl.
p.s7bb. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-11
JU. 9-4529

CLOTHING GRADERS. alert, fast
cial sewing, clothing sales or dry
cleaning inspection. Handicapped
preferred Interesting work. 5-day
week. employe benefits Apply
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES, person
mel ONCE. I22A goth st. NV q
TO IL noon Monday through Friday.
COLLECTION GIRL for lawyers
once. tipping and skip tracing
5-day week. RE. 7-74g7. Zig
COSMETIC and sundrv clerk. full
time experience preferred. DRUG
TOWN, Viers Mil VILLAGE 1901
Randolph I'd. Silver Spring. Md,
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HELP-MEN
Excellent Opportunity

For experienced stock salesman; live
leads. TITANIUM ORES CORP,
9525 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring, JU-
9-1139. JU. S-3647.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-11

statesmen (2) wanted to sell home
improvements from door to door.
Drawing account, plus commits
sion. No expsr. nee, Earn while
SALEsMEN--JEWEL TEA COM
PANY. White only. outside sales.
5-day week. training pay guar
anteed plus top commission. Apply
n person, Mr.: Wood. Hedin House
Hotel, 2g0o Newton st. at Rhode
Island ave. ne, Friday, 10 am,
TO 4 p.ri. only. Ill
statesmen. 10 sell for a local retail
firm. Franchise products, Protected
territoryS, Prefer business machine .,
full time HE a.04hB for appt - /
statesmen, ENGINEERS, technical
personnel al kinds, SIS VIZ. TO
100000 .yr. UP; Thousands placed.
infS S and Nc s sSrd S e. sHYP % ST.
Ma S-n34O
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Part-Time Opportunity

Men 30 with car. neat appearance,
voice. Age 21-30. Men selected
must be willing to work at least 30
hrs. weekly. Ewes. and Sat. Not
canvassing. Earnings while training
around $40. Phone now for appoint
ment only. DU. f-S070.
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is YOUR HUSBAND

A hard-working man in
routine Job that has no oppor-
tunities for advancement?
have a Job for him where
race or creed will not matter.
The top is open 10 all. Have
him call or you call yourself.
MR.. PEELER, DU. 7-1415.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-11
SALESMAN

Creative selling of a service pro-
duct; fringe dement's. This will be Of
interest only to the type man who
wishes to devote his efforts to a
executive position as his goal. Full
cooperation is available to the right
man. For personal interview, call
1E. 2-S067.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-11

ROUTE statesmen (2), white. rs
to 40; established routes in Hyatts-
vile, College Park area. Hospitals.
cation and retirement plan. Paid
vacation. expenses furn., $50 week
guaranteed salary. Excellent pro-
motional possibilities for right man.
Call Mr.. MOREAU. AP. 7-73YS
after 4 DIN. Ill
SALESMAN. alert. responsible young
man. Good salary. good working
conditions. See Mr.. Silverman at
SURPLUS SALES. 925 Pa. ave NV.
SALESMAN, for part-time selling in
mems store. Apply WEBSTER
CLOTHES. 1O12 r st. NV. IA
SALESMAN, ONCE machines, expert
enced. Apply in person, LEON Of
FICE MACHINES CO.. 626 F st. NV.
SALESMAN. to contact retail gro
Gerry trade; must have car; age,
between rs and 35. Write qualif-
cations in detail, Box lola, Star.
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TAILOR-FITTER

TEACHERS. white; excellent public
and private school and college Do
sitions open for Sept. Salary. $500
to $500 per month. See US al once
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY. 134l
@ ST. NV, RE T-3g3S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-11

sALESWOMEN, part time. expert
enced, fine sportswear shop; ewes,
Gas f09 coRN aEf E en- a. y544nA'
SEAMSTRESS, must be thoroughly
experienced for high-grade Glen
tele. excellent opportunity; salary,
optional. Apply l0lS Conn. ave.
SEAMSTRESS, experienced on pants
and sleeves: Saturdays and other
part time work. Apply in person,
ALEX TAILOR SHOP, sos 18th ST.
NV, end floor. IL
SECRETARY, legal. afternoons
wk.: 20 pm. RE. 7-04Sl. IL
SECRETARY. varied office duties in
consulting engineers once; expert
enced person, capable of assuming
responsibility; must be fast and
accurate typist; no shorthand.'
g egTp 51 Day C yE; W Sye n An a
SECRETARY. first-class legal. with
well-established law Arm; book
Keeping, accounting or tax expert
ence desirable Hours 0 TO =, Plus
occasional paid overtime including
some Saturdays. References. Reply
Box 414-A Star. 10
SECRETARY, for builders; salary.
SIS week. NE. S-0031 or d.. q
3377 Ia
SECRETARY--Large colored hotel
desires intelligent industrious lady.
Must have initiative and be able to
assume responsibility. Good OPP
portunity for experienced person
willing to work. Salary open. For
appt., NO. 1870, managers once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-11

oatside Apply HIT paco eslsf sda
CONTRACTING CO.. INC. ia. .
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MAN WITH CAR

Excellent pay; perm. work; good
refs. Apply II am, 3 pm. or z
pm, Mon. Tues. and Thurs. At
e52b Georgia ave, RIM. /. lower
Level.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-11
HrP-WOMEN

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE bookkeep-
er, Sc. area; experienced Apply
1920 md st. s.w.. ONCE at WASH
inRton Quartermaster Bldg. Ii. B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-11
MAN

Bright smile, clean driv-
ing record and intense
desire to be successful,
only requirements. Are
you ready to get off Of it?
We have the proposition
for you at
Old Colony Laundry
6s20 Blair Rd. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-11

SIGN PAINTER, experienced, sober:
all-round man. ST. 1888. Full
or part time. Id
SOLICITORS - Part-time statesmen,
Arl.-Alex area; established avn
ing company; good hourly wage
plus commission. Contact Bob
Prayer, ia. 7-5373. 1896 N. Wash
ineton blvd. Arlington.
SPRAY PAINTER-To do outside
contract work, by square. MR.
DIAMOND, XII. S-32S4.
STOCK MAN, electrical wiring ma
terials and appliance parts. PerYna-
nent. DAUBER'S, 1920 18th st. NV.
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HElP-WoMEN

CLERK-Desirable open
ing in the automobile division of
large investment company for
q young lady, adept with figures;
many company benefits and a
once is convenient to all trans
portation, Please call Mr.. STEELE,
JU. $500. Ia
DRUG CLERKS. experienced, per-
manent positions, good salary; Vir-
ginia stores DRUG FAIR. call IA.
4-99d59; Maryland stores. call HE.
DRUG AND COSMETIC SALES diRL
for downtown drugstore; no ewes
or Sunday work: refs. required;
$50 per wk. Apply BABBITT'S
DRUGSTORE, 1l06 r st. NV. Ill
CLERK, exper. in
tobacco dept. and magazines: all
dayWork: no Sundays. 10. 2-2345.
Mr.. RUBIN. -12
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SALESLADIES

Full or part time. Expert
enced lingerie, jewelry, &C
ceSsories or SportSwear. D.
day, 3sIa-hr week; liberal
discount and other benefits.
Age 23-45.
FRANKLIN SIMON
1850 Conn, Ave. EN-. 2-6100
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Id
$3.50 to 5; Sat. to
4: must be thoroughly experienced;
HAIR DEsioNERs. 5000 Conn.
NURSE. registered, experienced OBJ.
HOSPITAL, 10. 2-9S00. la
Chase, D: c.; Ala days per wk.
Nurses ESP AIDE. white, for general
floor duty in suburban nursing
home: live in; Ju. 9-7644. Ill
for day and night floor duty, Must
white. graduate. practical
as assistant to supervisor of large
nursing home; must live in: refs
Good chance for advancement If
qualified. 10. 5-4l00. III
NURSE. white. graduate practical
nursing home; must live in; refs;
excellent opportunity. JE. 2-0643
NURsE-RECEPTIoNIsT. some typ
ing; downtown out-patient CLINIC;
day once hrs. only. Call Elk. g.
OFFICE CLERK-we have a perma-
nent position for a capable clerk
to train for assistant ofice man
ager. Aforementioned office. located
Just out of the business district: a.
day week, vacation with pay; pleas
ant working conditions and other
employe benefits. BOX 379-A, Star.
ID
ORDER CLERK. 5-day, 37h-hr. wk.,
taking orders from dealers over
telephone. Must use adding ma
chine. Experience helpful. ABB
Bolts DAIRY, INC. 4217 Bla-
densburg I'd. Colmar Manor, Md.
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Shoe Salesman

Exper only. For family store with
better grade mdse. Good paw and
benefits. Apply in person only. AL
BEE SHOES, IL N Washington St,
Rockville. IL
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MANAGER

Thoroughly experienced: in better
sportswear shop; excellent oppor-
tunity. All replies confidential: sub
nit brief resume. Box 397-A, Star,
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LABOR ORGAN SECRETARY, SIS
wk.. good future. Real estate steno,
SIS wk. up. Steno. for engineers
S75-SS5 wk. UP. Others to $50 wk
up MISS YOUNG at Personnel,
1911 G st. NV, ST. 3-3664.
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN

{ Need one experienced salesman to
sell new houses, Maryland; perma-
lnent employment. liberal draw
against commissions earned; long
established firm. Call sales manager
at GA. 4-9S70, or Pc. 2-953O,
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JUNIOR
JERK

Bright young girl 1910 yrs. Of
age for permanent position in our
accounting dept. Pleasant work;
possibilities OF advancement. Apply
Personnel Room 602. Open week
days, 5000 and Sat. 9-12. No
phone calls:
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PIX
TYPIST
RECEPTIONIST

Progressive motion picture COM
pany seeking qualified receptionist-
PIX operator, tipping desired. Local
references required. Salary comment
surate with ability. Call LA. 6-4634.
Arizona sun., 1956-07-19

A woman must be a genius to
create a good Observation-Disclosures.
Arizona sun., 1956-07-19
OVERNIGHT GUESTS
OF MRS. JOHNSON

Rev. and Mrs. James A..
Kemple, Mr.. and Mrs. T. L..
Kemple and Mrs. Alma Kemple
Sims all of San Antonio, Texas
were overnight guests of Mrs.
Matte Johnson, 1887 e. Jeffer-
son Street, on last Monday. They
left early Tuesday morning for
Los Angeles and other Califor-
mia coast cities.
Rev. Kemple is pastor Of West
end Baptist Church in San An
tonic. Mrs. Kemple is Mrs. john
sons sister, and a cousin of
James L. Davis and Mrs. Mamie
Carter.
Mrs. Johnson left Friday for
Texas where she will visit her
mother and other relatives in
San Antonio, Seguin and Hous-
ton.
Arizona sun., 1956-07-19
OKLAHOMA yAcA1IONER HERE

Spending the summer in the
vallev is La Rosa Jane Strong
of Tatums, Oklahoma. She is
staying at the home of her aunt
Mrs. Fannie Hall, and cousin,
Miss Clarissa Hall of 1885 East
Monroe Street.
La Rosa's vacation here will
terminate the first week in Au-
gust when she will be accom-
panied to her home by Mrs.
Hall, ard two other aunts, Mrs.
LOWE Carter and Mrs. Jimmy
Sanders and also Mr.. Sanders.
Arizona sun., 1956-07-19
JOLLY TWENTY MEETS

The Jolly Twenty Club met
in it's regular meeting, this week,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Murray, 1847 East Broad
way. Vice president Ruby Harris
conducted the meeting in the
absence of the president Mrs.
Marceline Murray who was i'll.
The main topic for discussion
was coming entertainment to
be held at South Mountains. A
lovely repast was served by the
hosts.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Strickland of 1920 East
Jones.
Andrew Nelson, reporter
Arizona sun., 1956-07-19
MEMORY
LANE

Would you like strolling down
Memory Lane with us while we
relive the social and other
events, of five years ago, when
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lee, former
Phoenicians, now of San Fran
cisco, visit in city. Mr.. Lee is
former principal of Carver High
School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson of 1O2
South 18th Street return from
extensive motor trip to the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Green
field of 1914 East Adams Street
in Madison, Wisconsin, where
they are attending their fourth
consecutive summer at the Uni
verSity of Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Matthews
of 1913 report a wonderful time
IN Los Angeles where they va
CaC1OneQ TWO weeks.
Mrs. Lucy Ford of 1349 East
Monroe took off for the little
mountainous mining town,
Globe, when temperatures went
up here. There she enjoyed a.
pleasant eight.day visit with her
son, Wallace Farrell.
Pvt. Joseph Daniel Parker Jr.,
spends Today furlough with his
mother, Mrs. Erma B. Williams,
and grandfather, D. A. Parker.
Mrs. Idella Sperland enter
tains six couples at cocktail at
her home, 1926 East Adams ST..
Arizona sun., 1956-07-19
AN APOLOGY

We correct an error in the
list of Elk's delegates to the
Pacific States Association, pub
lished in last weeks issue.
Through an oversight, the name
of Henry McMillen, 1434 East
Jefferson was not listed.
The delegates returned re-
Gently from Oakland, Califor-
MIA where the meet was held.
Arizona sun., 1956-07-19
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VISITS GRANDMOTHER, FRIENDS

Miss Claudia Saterfield of
San Bernardino, California, is a
Phoenix visitor. She is the.
houseguest of her grandmother,
Mrs. Walter B. Scott, 1922 East
Monroe Street, and plans to
remain in the city several weeks
visiting friends.