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Friends Get Together
& Surprise Fete For
Couple Is Enjoyed

Mrs Wayne Battle and dauKh-
ter, Mrs. PrtmIth Cook Of s12s
Portland Az, were co.hoatenses nj
q unique dinner party on wedneS-
day evening, August I, The oc'
caAion was n get together OF their
friends Of long standing. and also
n surprise fete honofing Mr.. and
Mrs E l.. Sims on their 33rd wed.
ding anniversary.
Dinner was served from q
beautifully appointed table, Mrs
Bsttf~s nirpriHcd Mrs Washington
with q beautiful pink and whit.
marble cab. In memory Of her
birthday which was July ~.
Az the evening progressed. Mrs.
Battles repeatedly mentioned tho
Joy and memories the occasion
brought "a her as II was this same
group that greeted her IN her
daughters home when she first
arrived In Minneapolis some years
ago.
Reminiscing ON old times and
making pictures filled thu enjoy.
able evening.
Enjoying the hospitality of the
charming hostess were Mrs ELLA
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NApE clUB NOTES

The next regular monthly meet
ing OF North Star Branch " tho
National Alliance 81 Postal Elm
pioyceu will be Sunday, August ~
al y, m, NJ 500 w, Central Az,
IT Paul.
There have been three retire
mcnts from the IT, Paul post Of.
flee this year ulfts were present
ri To Cyrus Leslie. clerk; ERNEST
Charleston. clerk and 90 Richard
Stokes. Br. general foreman. who
were all retired this year.
A vote ~ thanks was extended
Ia Mr.. and Mrs, James T, Logan
for the use Of their home aa con
ventiOn headquarters
The clubs summer project has
been completed with the sponsor
ing ~ two boys al camp, We sim
oerciy hope that Eric T. Esverpley
OF Minneapolis and Robert fSewia
Of ~ Paul spent a most pleasant
vacation Al their respective camps
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Austin Ill. both OF Maywood The
men were attircd in summer for
NAL attire,
Mrs, Livingston. mother OF the
bride chose tee blue street length
froCk OF lace with matching hat
trimmed with irr4descent pearls
and she used white accessories.
Mrs, Jackson mother OF the
groom, was attir~d In a light blue
lace dress. street length. accent
uated with beige accessories. Both
mothers wore corsagrs o. pale
pink carnations.
The young couple were con-
graduated at u reception held In
the church parIor Immediately fol.
lowing the ceremony, The color
scheme OF pink and white pre-
dominated IN decorations. The
brides table, covered with a white
lace cloth, was ccntered with q
floral arrangement Of pink and
white flowers between silver can
delahra Of burning white tapers.
Al ono end was the three tired
wedding cake ornamentcd with
rosebuds and topped with a minia-
ture bride and groom. and at the
opposite end, u crystal punch bowl
Of refreshing punch.
HosteSses assisting at the re-
ception were the Mines. william
Austin III. Herbert Wright and
Rush Smith.
The new Mrs. Jackson In a grad.
uate OF Southern Illinois univer-
Mity and II teacher In the school
system Of Minneapolis. MINI. Mr.,
Jackson, a graduate OF Southern
Illinois University In currently q
teacher at Scott Air Force Base In
Illinois.
After n short honeymoon, Mr.,
and Mrs Jackson viii he Eat
home" 10 their friends at 372i
Fourth Az n, Minneapolis. MINI.
Relatives and friends showerco
the happy couple with an array
Of useful and beautiful gifts,
Out.of.town guests attending
the wedding were Dr and Mrs.
Wendell Lantnn Of Evanston. III;
Mrs Roger Swain, Aurora. III;
Mrs ThclmR Pettifond. Washing.
ton. y. C.: DR., and Mrs, H. G.
Young, Elmer Young, all OF
Springfield. III. Mr., and Mrs. Cato
MoKlnnic, Murphynboro. III. Mr.,
and Mrs william Scott, Spring.
field III. and Walter Jackson. Du
Quoin, III,
Other hostessea assisting were
the Mines James Webb, Frank
Suggs and Alex williams.
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crownlpu OF Queen
To Hlshiisht Daughters
OF Tails leo SoptWueheT

crowning of the queen In the
Queen Contest sponsored by FcE.
Ean Court Daughters OF InlA will
be ono OF the main features OF the
Gala Day celebration ca be OBJ
served by temples Of the Ancient
Egyptian Arabic Order Mobiles Of
tho Mystic Shrine ~ North and
South American and It's JuriHdic-
ton. Inc, Primo. Hall Afflliation
when they meet In Minneapolis,
September I, z and =,
The winner will he eruwnsd al
the Daughters Of Isis Annual Or.
iental Tea Ia be held Sunday, Sep.
TENDER 2. from 4 10 y. M at the
Aoirema oiubrooma, spaa Fourth
Az n, Minneapolis,
Contestants are tho Misses Don.
ma Carter. Michele Dawson.
Mines, Terry Qualls and Christine
Pierce.
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Luncheon Held For
Guest From Alabama

In compliment 10 Mrs. Mary
Tcney Of Leighton, Ala. guest Of
Mrs. Horace Brown Of s6s Carroll
Az. Mrs Walter Il. Baines, 1904
~. Kent ST. entertained AZ one o.
clock luncheon on Thursday. Aug.
2.
The attractively appoi nted
table, spread with n linen Madeira
cloth and ccntercd with nm ar
rangement Of roses struck an ar
tistic note, as guests enjoyed the
luncheon
After luncheon the hostess
calmly Informed her guests that IL
was her birthday and congratlIla.
tons and best wishes were extend
ID. The very pleasant afternoon
was enjoyed by all those present.
Enjoying the hostess hospitality
In addition 10 the honorce were
the Mines Elizabeth Hail. Dewey
jackson. Horace Brown, l. L.
Murray and Pink Grant. Mrs Bud
Bell and Mrs. Walter Bledsos were
invited but could not attend
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You can't have without people getting hurt the at
torncy piousiy
all right long guy getting hurt
said just to be difficult Earring my
Nell will you quiet" my being
thing but quiet He and having VIKING ding
the subject Of
decided my feelings l n
water pleasant after the shock the
o 'h"t one ma" on the o'reet ocean 'front.' inc Nnd 'h"
Knocked silly at Bemhr New Jersey last leisure
out from shore After awhile heard tho life guards whistle
blowing some fool In The t~"eet continued and became
insiStent wondered what blowing
anybody anybody
except he7 ME- turned around and headed for shore Tho shore
giving
winner using combination Of breast stroke Australian crawl
frog paddle belly glide back and few other things
can't find in swimming manual
When finally Russell nfsguafd
waiting Mr. Russell looked worried The nfeguard looked
"A go soHspace
and have breakdown" the nfeguard said
II from Minnesota hsre people learn TO swim
they learn walk" told
II yo the guard rstortsd
know where that Straight do~n"
That's what you think said.
That's what I KNOW" he guard replied walked
Who asked Mr.
What Russell inquired he realized
trying Il funny
all had Of him by trying Europe
might have made H. hadn't been for that drafted heard
and his silly whistle
Although party do~n
every evidence ot ceilings having been damaged There
a,torrry Each prob
ably thinking other what ie that The school
teachers booking bored @r Russell and his opponent
ignoring oaeh other beautifully
IFS possible IN itseI business ethics his
sonaI forgive hat wh~n ys.
challenge his politics VOW" hurt him 10 his heart He'll defend
his stand matter unrralsic Or hgo,od n
don't attempt
svads II nrhsr
keeping your
political brayd
There a taking place
tern Washington. u notice Il m0re Tine
the Ssti0ns financially
moving the
by suburban Maryland
homes neghborho1iS doaed 20 them
ton
rriea.ed sb0w that
population = population
Oo0 $4,000 This pattern has
deseKE
puhde sbooI population
dents tho pabc population
Whit sfrd taking cato
pabBe srhoo- and enroTnng thsrn In prisa. sshcoi.
n the pOpuar trend continues utl
atsy populated Negroes
whites This 0'sntaBy pefct
gp FAR SR'ato playing another
20 NE dstTfmsnt II all
Race relations Warrington would prspsrs
healthy 'hfy possibly ~
sErD population The
t~c0ue
brsasirr t&' prir
Snsd relations TINS knE
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Debs & Dates
by -JoNNI"

Iii there dehs and dates, What's
been happening around the Twin
Towns" latclys can answer that
with general answer. everything
has been going on, and nothing
has been happening, Something Is
always there. but there IL not
much action behind the scenes.
Eddie Ballard gave n party sun.
day night at his house,
Station wisK gave dance at n
country club In Centervillc, MINI.
Local Twin city" u q n artists
worked on the bill.
Tiny Bradshaw win be back on
the scene ahortly, and he viii blow
himself crazy, know he win, lie
works taste at every turn. Ky
the way. who Ii this MIR. Bear that
Is making Il this way with him
Happy Birthday. Cal Reese, may
you have many many moro come
your fabulous way,
I suppose II may not be news To-
YOU, but II was 60 me when I
found out that the date they used
to call Gcno Mr.. cooi' Price was
out ~ the service and back In
town, You have 20 admit, at one
time. he was one OF the ~ not the
coolest studs walking around tho
Twins" Since ! haven't seen him
yet. I don't know n he has lost
his cool eompcsur~, or not, Time
viii teiil
hear that Tab Hunter In max.
ing u up here ON tho 2tth OF this
month, his appearance win be
most welcome.
also hear that sin of those fab
ulous Rock Island fellows are
making II up this way AZ the end
OF this month Always welcome
new dates like them To town.
Alice Todd gave a party At her
house on Friday night,
Well. fabulous friends It's time
for me 90 stop the flow Of ink on
the white. 10 I'll sit back and cool
~ waiting for you Co make some
definite. exciting and interesting
happenings breeze by me, 10 I
can school the rest Of you ON the
"worid events" 40 he cool. and
have a real crazy week end. --
Signing orr
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Former Member Entertained
BY Twin City Maids
q Mutrons Aua. &

The Twin City Maids and Ma
irons Bridge club. one Of the old
est social clubs In the city. enter
tanned for a former charter mem
Der. Mrs. Waldo Turner OF Nash
vile, Tenn, at a 1870 luncheon on
Saturday. August Z at the home OF
Mrs. w. Baxter Walker, $50 Lyle
hart Az.
The house was beautifully dec
GRATED with garden flowers and
the luncheon table was conferred
with a floral arrangement OF sea-
EonAble flowers.
The club presented Mrs. Turner
with a gift.
Following lunch. the afternoon
was spent reminiscing and social
izing Mrs. f. Chapman, cousin Of
the honoree and her hostess, was
also a guest.
Mrs. Turner Will remain in the
Twin Cities through the month OF
August.
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=
10 the rSTC club ON Saturday,
evening, August 4, DR. l. Albert
seipio showed pictures OF his trip
TO Egypt and the Holy Land.
Kansas Visitors, Or. and Mrs.
Terrence Mcdonald and daugh.
ters, Judy and Yvonne OF Wichita.
kans., were visitors in the city
and guest OF Mr. and Mrs, Carl II.
Griffin OF CIT w. Central Az. In
honor Of their house guests, Mr..
and Mrs, Griffin entertained In.
formally at their home ON Tues.
day. July 81. The visitors attend
ed q showing OF cinerama In Min.
neapolia and Wednesday evening
they were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert schotfner and Dr. and
Mrs l., Albert sciplo at their
home, sSs 81 Anthony Av. The
group enjoyed pictures OF Egypt
and the Holy Land shown by DIR.
scipio during his soiourn In
Europe, The Kansana left for their
home on Thursday. August 2.
Matinee Bridge Ciubi Mrs. w,
Baxter Walker. 500 Iglchart Av,.
was hostess 10 the Matinee Bridge
club ON Tuesday, july 81, club
prizes were won by Mrs, EaEi
Brent, first, Mrs. William Hanna.
second and Mira Harry \, brown.
Proxy for Mrs Hammond Turner,
third, Mrs Waldo Turner Of Nash
vile. Tenn, was guest of tho
hoateaa and was given a gift, Mrs.
Everett Chapman was also q
guest.
Return IIoms' Mrs, Grace Etoaa,
SEQ w Central Az. and Mrs, Ef-
fir King, s7t Rondo Az. returned
home Sunday, August 8, from
three weeks vacation spent In
Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas and
Missouri, Their first stop was In
Omaha, Neb. where they were
guests OF Mr. and Mrs, Joseph
Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs, Clarence
Davis A highlight OF their visit
was tour of Boys Town, Neb,
From Omaha they went 10 Denver
Colo, and enjoyed sightseeing
tours and their stay up IN the
mountains, They also visited In
Topeka, Kama, and were guests Of
Mrs, virKte Perkins They were
accorded many social courteaiea.
They also visited In Kansas city.
Mo, and In Gardner. Kama. where
they were guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Chester BpIeer on their farm. The
spicera are former 81 Paul resi-
dents
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cluD ON SATURDAY afternoon, Aug
ust IL.
Visiting In Chicago: Rev and
Mrs, L. c. Harris, 1912 Smelling
Av.. left the city Wednesday.
August s. for Chicago. Ill, to
spend a few days visiting Mrs.
Harris daughter, They viii re-
turn on Monday.
New Citizen; DR.. and Mrs. Ern-
est Lowe. l26 27th Av. s, are re-
ceiving congratulations on the
birth Of q son, their first child.
who has been named Douglas
Thomas. The baby was born Aug
ust 4. in University hospital Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Crowley OF Bel
fonte. Pa, are the maternal grand
parents.
Kansas visitors; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Davis of Kansas City.
Kans., arrived Thursday. August
2. for q visit with their daughter
and son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Mckinney. s23 Fremont
Av. N. They were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Young.
2s16 Elliot and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Alexander, 1912 Third Av.
s. Mr.. Davis is a policeman in
Kansas City. They will leave for
home on Sunday. August II.
Visited In Missouri. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Childress and family
of 800 Fifth Av. s.. arrived home
Thursday, August Q fromLathrop
Mo-, where they visited Mr.. Chill
dress's sister. Mrs. Kathleen
Blakely and children and nephew
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Rey-
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lnvifofions Issued
For Wedding OF
Constance Chivers

Invitations have been issued by
Mr. and Mrs, Curtis C. chivers,
40lT Clinton Az, for the APP
preaching marriage OF their
daughter, Constance Lorraine to
William Curtis Bowman. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs, William Bowman Of
Abeline, Kans,
The wedding. social event OF
September 4. viii be held at 81.
Peters AME church, Fourth Az,
at 4ist ST.. Minneapolis. at half
after seven O'Clock in the evening.
Rev. Martin Luther simmons win
be the officiating minister.
Miss Chivers has chosen the
following attendants Miss Kath-
crime Chivers will be her sisters
maid OF honor and Mrs. Kathleen
Mcwatt, matron OF honor.
John wArder will attend MIR.
Bowman as best man and ushers
win be the Messrs. Bin Fraction,
william warder, Phelma Benton
and James Small.
Soloists win be Miss Dolores
Grigsby and a sextet from the
cantinas singing group who are
the Misses Harriet Bowman. Doro-
thy stovall. Gwendoiyn Morrow.
Marlene Allen and the Mines. Mia
Poole and Doris Johnson.
Miss Chivers Is q graduate Of
Central High School, Minneapolis
and the University OF Minnesota.
and Is currently studying toward
degree in speech therapy.
Mr. Bowman Is a student In the
school of Engineering at Kansas
State College, Manhattan. Kans.
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ST. PETER WOMEN
PLAN FOR SPECIAL
DAY ON AUG. n

The women OF st. Peters AME
church are making plans for their
annual women's Day program
August 10. Mrs. Cleo Webb. chair
man of arrangements. is making
plans for a very interesting pro-
gram.
Mrs. Lillian Balenger OF st.
Paul, president Of the National
Urban League Guilds, will be
guest speaker at the morning ser
vice. Watch this paper for COM
piete details next week.
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mony at half after four o'clock
Saturday afternoon. Angus, 4,
The vows were said before an al.
tar adorned with cibotium ferns,
floor standards of pink and white
giadioh and twin seven branched
candelabra OF burning white ca
thedral tapers.
Proceeding the ceremony, a pro-
gram Of nuptial music was pre-
scented by Mrs, Alfred Corbett, or
ganist. Soloists were wilfred Ro-
berts who sang, walk Hand In
Hand With Me-" and William De-
Groat. who sang. Bless This
House." and the Lords Prayer"
Just after the vows were spoken.
Both were accompanied by Mrs,
Corbett,
Mr.. Livington gave his daughter
in marriage. The bride was
radiantiy beautiful In a gown OF
Chantilly lace and tulle over ta-
ffetA. The moulded bodice OF lace
featured scalloped neckline and
long sleeves OF lace tapering 10
points over the hands. The fun
bouffant skirt OF lace and tullc
was enhanced with a panel OF lace
In front and tiers OF lace and tulle
from the sides and across the back
and was waltz length.
Her fingertip veil OF French H.
fusion was secured 10 a cap OF
tulle studded with irridoscent
pearls She carried q white prayer
book topped with a white orchid
and showcred with strcamers OF
white satin ribbon. She wore q
pearl necklace, a gift from the
groom.
Mrs. Robert stovaii Of Chicago
was matron OF honor and Miss
Christine McKinnie. Minneapolis.
MINI, was bridesmaid. The at
tcndants were identically attired
In gowns OF white embossed nyion
over pink net and taffeta fashion
81 with fitted sleeveless bodices.
scoop necklines and full bouffant
skirts, ballerina length, They wore
pink net open crown hats accented
with pearl trim, pink mitts and
pearl earrings, They carried arm
bouquets of delicate pink giadioli.
Pamela 10 Allen. cousin Of the
bride, was flower girl Her dress
OF white nylon sheer featured q
ruffled skirt. ballerina length. and
a white ribbon sash tied In n bow
In back She carried n cane basket
Of rose petals which she strew IN
the path Of the bride.
Walter " Clark Of Chicago, at
tended Mr.. jackson ms best man.
Ushers were John Marvin Taborn.
brother Of the bride and william
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Kathryn Elliot Returns
From Three Month
Trip East & South

Mrs. Kathryn EltIot. 400 K. seth
St. returned home Tuesday. Aug.
ust 7 with Il long list Of renewed
friendships and many new friend
ships after an extensive vacation
spent In her old home town OF
Memphis, Tenn, and In New
York City and Chicago. III.
Mrs. Elliot left the city Sunday,
April 3. for Memphis where she
was the guest OF her sisters. Mrs.
Pearl Flowers and the Rev. Miss
Efne Cain. She met many OF her
old girlhood friends and was ac-
corded numerous social courtes-
les.
From Memphis she went by
plane with her niece. Mrs. n. II.
Willis, 10 New York City and
was guest OF her niece and hus-
ban. Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Willis for
six weeks.
In New York she was taken on
sighteeing tours. visited Concy
Island, Atlantic City. N. j., ia
maica, l., l., Battery Park and
many other interesting points.
She met many old friends in New
York and enjoyed visiting and
worshiping in the different
churches Of the city.
Stopping in Chicago on the re-
turn. she was guest Of her brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Cain and highlighting her visi,
with them, was few days spent
at their summer cottage at Three
Rivers Michigan
Mrs Elliot's vacation and her
visit were the gift Of her nleces
and brother.
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
st. PAUL

Vt. PAUL
Aus, i2-Mr and Mrs. Samuel
Reed, iooa Arundel. II years: Mr.,
and Mrs. William Tendle, SOC sc.
Anthony Az. II years. Mr., and
Mrs. Cecil Green. $40 Carroll Av.,
10 years: Mr.. and Mrs, Louis
Keith. ora w Central Av,, n
years
Aus, ib-Mr, and Mrs, William
McI.cigh. nS7 Rondo Az; seven
years
Aug, 10 Mr., and Mrs, Morgan
Atwood, 1918 Cumberland, 30
years
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wCTU To MEET

Ophelia Rice Unit OF wCTU will
meet at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Nichols. $40 Emerson Av.
N. Monday, August IS at 8 p, m.
All members are urged to be
present.
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II you want to be sure you viii
hear the phone ringing while
you're upstairs, put the instru-
ment on top OF an overturned tin
pan.
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Social and Personal
, ST, PAU. x

Sister Ii Guest Mrs NJ Williams of Los Angeles Calf
arrived IN the city Tuesday August to be with her sister Mrs
Potts of 6ls ST. Anthony Az Mrs Potts who has been i'll
since Christmas and hospaEed out of the hospital and is
conyalescing at her home and getting along nicely.
T0TO Met LEROY LaKenberrN 9SA N ChatsMorh host
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS 4

New York Visitors: Mrs. James Mckenzie Brooklyn n
T. and mother Mrs Addie Kennedy of Cleveland O. arrived in
the city Tuesday August T. for day visit and are the
house guests OF Mr. and Mrs Teddy Qual 1884 Penn
Bridge Club Mrs. o. L. Alexander 1882
Fifth Av S. will be hostess to the Lassez aire Bridge
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JOYCE HELEN TABOURN MARRlES
JOHN JACKSON IN IMPRESSIVE
WEDDING AT HAYWOOD, ILL.

haywood llThe beautifully decorated chapel of Canaan
Methodist Church haywood the of the impressive
marriage uniting Miss Joyce born daughter of Mr. and
Mrs John Livingston of haywood and John Louis Jackson
of Mr. and Mrs Jerome NJ jackson of Springfield, ILL.,
Rev j. w Jones' pastor performed the double ring
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govmsv Bvown Foosbuli
sfov Seeks SANS
FOR Knee injury

Cleveland AMP -- Claiming
he suffered a knee injury In q
football game three years ago
which ended his gridiroD career
ana hanpersd him ever since. Bill
wins, former Ohio state and
Cleveland Browns star football
lipsarnan. filed a claim with the
Ohio Industrial commission seek
ing Is.t25 for the injury.
wins nav an employee Of the
city recreation department, also
cpachsd football for a while
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REsT 1T WITH 4 WANT AD
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RENT 1T Win a WANT AID
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I'm SOrry. I'm In a rush. I've
got 10 register for the November
. siecti0n. HOw about you ?"
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-03-08
Notice of Hearing

Notice is hereby given that the
County Council for Montgomery
County, Maryland, will conduct a
public hearing on a proposed
amendment to Ordinance No. g.
43, titled Hospitals, Sanitariums,
Nursing Homes and Care
Homes" by amending Section
147A-3 of the Montgomery Coun-
ty Code 1850, pertaining to the
establishment of good moral,
reputable, and responsible char.
acter as a condition for the
granting of license or as a cause
for revocation or suspension of
a license
TUESDAY, MARCH IS, 1856
AT 3:45 PM.
in the County Council Hearing
Room, County Office Building,
Rockville, Moryland. Copies of
the proposed Ordinance may be
obtained in Room 615, County
Office Building, Rockville, Mary.
land.
WILLIAM B. MCKINNEY
Clerk, County Council
For Montgomery County, Md.
1854
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Notice of Hearing

Notice is hereby given that the
Mayor and Council of Rockville,
Maryland, will conduct a public
hearing in the office of the Mayor
and Council, 120 S. Washington
ST., Rockville, Maryland, on
MARCH 13, 1856
$3.50 p. M.
on the proposed water and sewer
utility ordinance regulating the
water and sewer facilities fur
nished and maintained by the city
of Rockville, compelling connec-
ton thereto, requiring the main.
tenance of adequate plumbing ia
cilities and establishing charges
for the use of facilities main
tanned by the city of Rockville.
Copies of the proposed ordinance
may be obtained at the office of
the City Clerk.
Mayor and Council
of Rockville
BY: JOSEPH P. BLOCKER,
City Clerk 1710