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anniversary ON Sunday, June y.
Adc'phh Club Holds Election;
Mrs, Annie Cook was elected
president OF the AdclphN club
when u met At the home of Mrs
Carte Lindsey 100 Carroll Az, on
May -, other officers elected
were Mrs. Ida Mae Murphy, vice
president, Mrs Birdie High. sec.
rotary and Mrs Minnie Raymond.
treasurer, A memorial service WAS
held for Mrs, Mabel Hatton, de-
ceased treasurer The last meet.
ing before the club adjourns for
the summer viii he a picnic at
Como Park on June 20. when new.
~ elected officers viii he installed.
4 special feature at the picnic
viii be barbecued meats which
will top the menu,
Guest L. E'ctoii In honor 81 her
housogueat, Mrs Mary Lealted
Hamilton Of Chicago, who come To
st Paul 10 attend the Sterling
club dance and the Jones .Ruford
wedding, Mrs NJ X Mcknight,
$50 Fuller Az was u charming
hostess when she entertained ut a
beautifully appointed cocktail
party, Sunday evening, During the
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hours some 30 friends came In to
greet the honorce. sip cocktails
enjoy the refrenhments, Mrs.
Hamilton left later the same eve
ming for her home Friends OF
both the honorco and hostess were
present,
Cosmopolitan 10 Club Brings
Cheer, Members and their families
~ tho Cosmopolitan 10 club
motored 10 Farihault, MINI. sun
day, bringing cheer To inmates OF
the Fartbault state school. They
gave books and dolls to the chill
dren, Tho next meeting OF the
club viii he Saturday, June 2,
with Mrs. Terctha blackburn. ISL
Iglehart Az, a. hostess
New Playmate; Claude Eugene
Duke Jr, three, and Gordon Ken.
meth, ~ months, are sharing the
JOY with their parents on the AR
rival of a new brother and play
mate, born May ~ at ~. Joseph'a
hospital. Mr., and Mrs, Claude
Duke, 03i Aurora Az, parents Of
the family have not yet chosen a
name for their latest addition,
Mrs. Flora DuRas and Richard
Garcia, both of 81 Paul are the
maternal grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs Sterling Duke, Ss4 Carroll
Az, are the paternal grandpar.
enta.
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UcLA STUDENT RoDY
ELECTS MORO PRESIDENT

La Angeles. Cal For the set
und time IN the history ~ the
school. UCIAR democratic stu,
dent body elected n Negro presi
dent this week
winning out on N" fourth ballot
In m. largest vote. 5.0ii ever cast
in student body election nj W"
WestwpOd school. was bsspectacl-
I'd. six foot, three inch willard
Johnson. ~ year Old political
science maipr and former rsHa
dsna junior high HchoDl student
body president
His election was interpreted rs
q setback for the UCLA admins
iratiOn which barred the ofgani
zatlnn of a EhACp chapter on N"
campus ami repeatedly tined 10
circfrnvrui tho student cpnE,itu-
ton IN The election procedures
P1rst Negro student body pr"Si
dent NJ UCLA vas Sheriff. LuEs
elected In 1919 Also a political
scirncs major, Luke II nO~ e
Richmond assistant city manager
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Fraction, Ss4l Clinton Av., will be
hasts at the next meeting on
June %.
Sad Mission; Mrs. Hazel c.
Underwood. $3.50 Portland Az, re-
ceived word Saturday morning.
May 20, of the sudden death OF her
brother-in-law, Alex Bibbs OF GIL
+. Court St, Ottumwa. Ia. Mr.
Bibbs suffered a heart attack on
his job and was rushed 10 the
hospital where he succumbed
shortly after he arrived Friday
evening, May IS. Mrs. Underwood
left by plane for Ottumwa on
Sunday, May 81.
Caifornians Return Home; Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Marshall and son
Larry. Of San Francisco. Calf,
who have been visiting their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w
Marshall Sr., OF $3.50 Fourth Av
S, and Donald's children. Michael,
10 Ellen. Natalie and Floyd Mar
shall for the past three weeks, left
for their home on Monday. May
2S, The Marshalls were extended
numerous social courtesies during
their stay They were the house
guests of the senior Marshalls
Directed Successful Affair! Re
Sponsible for another successful
Thanksgiving Feast OF Fezzan
Court No. Z. Daughters Of Isis
Auxiliary OF Fezzan Temple No
20 OF the Ancient Egyptian Arabic
order Mobiles OF the Mystic
Shrine Of North America held
Monday evening May 81. al the
American Legion Hall, st Paul
was the excellent job done by the
Ways and Means committee chair
cd by Mrs Bessie Ratlff. who was
in charge of the affair Co-chair-
man from st Paul was Mrs.
Ophelia Harmon and co-chairman
for Minneapolis was Mrs Corneha
Gresham. Other members Of the
committee included the Mines
Bessie Lewis. Teresa Banks, Alma
jefferson. Gertrude Greene. Lena
I.aF'aucette, Leila Mae Stewart
Margaret Wright, Helen Law.
renee. Msyme Uptegrove and Ivy
Massengill
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II Is n fortunate couple indeed
who has a wonderful collection Of
pictures from their wedding day
20 which they can say in later
years. Thanks for the mem
cries.
This Is one situation In which
the good fortune can come 20
anyone. II will come very easily
II the bride and her family plan
the wedding picture taking a.
carefully as they do her trous-
seau. On this important. onee-in-
a-lifetime occasion. don't trust TO
luck-plan for IT,
Wedding pictures can really be
divided into groups--the formal
and candid shots made by the
professional photographer and
the casual snapshots OF family
and friends. For a really complete
picture record you need both
Neither Is substitute for the
other.
The professional photograph
cr's pictures will have quality and
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Social and Personal
= MINNEAPOLIS :

Club Hostess Members and guests enjoyed the monthly
meeting OF the Ocette Bridge club last Saturday afternoon
when Ms Shelton Granger 4556 Fifth Ave s. hostess at
the minneapolis Automobile Club After lunch served
several rounds OF bridge enjoyed for the remainder OF
afternoon Club members taking home prizes high
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scope the amateur can't equal, but
the family snapShooter has tho
better opportunity 10 record the
little things that happen during
the wedding preparations and re-
ception when the photographer
Isn't there,
How well the photographer
does by a bride depends very Of
ten on how well she and her FAM
lily do by him, lie should be fully
briefcd on the schedule Of tho
day. and II any last minute
changes are made. he should DO
told Immediately.
II the bride decides on the spur
OF the moment that the time has
come TO toss her bouquet 10 wait
ing bridesmaids. DO sure tho pho
tographor Is on hand and ready
10 shoot II he's out on the lawn
taking the picture she wanted %
the grandparents. he can't pos
sibly record this high point Of
the day for her album.
John Van Guilder
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Mrs. Geraldine CIork q
John Culver Elested To
Ramssy COP. Group

Mrs Geraldine CLARK and John
Culver were elected ~ members
at-large 10 the Ramsey County
Republican Committee BY unanl
nous vote At the Committee
meeting on Tuesday. May 22nd at
the Ryan Hotel
The Ramsey County constitu-
ton provides that six mambers-ai
large be elected TO the County Re
publican committee. other mem
beers elected were DR. Clarence
Rife, Mrs John Oehan. Mrs Rus
sell GeaoIl and Robert Aim
Other officers elected At this
meeting were walter Fricke. cum
mittse secretary. Philip Donn"lly.
committee treasurer
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were the Mines. Carl Fountain,
first; Paul Curry, second and
Ashby GaSkins. third. Guests un-
wrapping prizes for high scores
were the Mines, Burie Carmichael
Sr. Harold Combs and o. b. VIII
Hams, first, second and third re-
spectively. Other guests OF the
hostess were the Mines. Antoine
Lyzenga, William whiteside and
Luther Prince. The June meeting
OF the club will be with Mrs.
Ethel Virgins. 234 n Miss. River
Blvd, as hostess.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Curry. 1885 Fifth Az. s.
were hosts at dinner Friday eve
ming. May rs, honoring the out of
town visitors, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Marshall and son Larry Of San
Francisco, Calf.
Visiting Relatives: Mrs. Blanche
Cooper, 7O5 Seventh st. N, left
the city Tuesday, May 20. for
Gary. Ind, 10 visit her sister, Mrs
Beatrice Boyd From Gary she
will go 10 Cleveland. O., to visit
a nephew and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Stack.
Twin City Bridge Club: Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. C. Evans, 3740 Fifth Az.
S, were hosts TO the regular
monthly meeting OF the Twin
City Bridge club on Saturday
May 20. Prizes for high scores
were captured by Mrs, James
Fraction, first and Mr. r. Jones,
second A social hour and light re-
freshments were enjoyed by the
members. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
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RIsIIOP NJ. W. CLAIR III,
To ADDRESS MINNESOTA
CLASS ON JUNE NINTH

Bishop Matthew w. Clair ir,.
head 81 the ~, Louis Area 81 the
Central JurisdiCtiOn Of the Metho-
dist Church IL Ia give the address
10 the class that will be admitted
into the Minnesota Conference Of
the North Central JurHdlC ton In
~ Paul here on June o.
Bishop Clair, who IL the son 81
the late Bishop Matthew w
Clair. In the only son ~ u Mstho'
dist bishop Ia be- elected 10 tho
denomination's highest office lie
holds degrees from several schools
Including Howard University, tliff
School ~ Theology. Boston Unit
veraity. Illinois Wesleyan and
others
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Mrs. Clark and Mr. Culver Ia
sued the following Joint state
ment.
We shall attempt 20 enlist the
aid of M many persUHs ~ possible
10 supper, the ciwl rights pro
gram M submitted - Congress by
The Eisenhower administration.
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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

June 2 Mrs ]. W. Parker. 1900
nth Az s.; Richard Howell. 1927
Second Az s Wayne Coclrcil,
37i9 Smelling Az; Mrs Naomi
Washington. 5O57 James Av N;
Mrs Grace Judy. 1920 Firth Az
s. Mrs. Ruth Norris. 4O3s Third
Az s; Edward william Robins.
3SI5 Second Az. s.
June 3 Miss Darlynn Castle
man 5i2 r. 2oth St. Paul Smith
37is Smelling Az; Arthur Gerald
Foster, 36Al Clinton Az: Joe Ray.
T20 Fremont Av N.
June Clarence Maestro Free
man. IT'S Olson Highway. Rev.
Harvey Childreas. 8t04 Oliver Az.
s; Walter Scott. 3i4l Fifth Az.
&.
June Prank Peoples. 220i
Firth Az. s.; Kay Frances Dorsey,
ll0s Aldrich Az N: Juanita
Washington. 38it Smelling Az;
Judsnn Phillips Jr., 4it8 Third
Az s.. Raymond johnson. 1850
Fourth Az. s.
June Q Mrs. J. ~ Williams
1872 Fourth Az s.. Mrs Matte
Owens, 5000 Clinton Az. Cartrell
Cooper. 1898 FIFTH Az. &.
June Pleasant Breeder. 1909
Olson Blvd; Leroy Bryant, 373b
Washington Av s.: Mrs Ruby
Graham. 3437 Smelling Az; Mrs
Emma I'm. bi2 Emerson Az. NJ:
Gran Harris. 2sii 18th Az 8:
Mrs James Murray 3g46 Third
Az. s.. Mrs. Opal Fraction, 3sti
Clinton Az.
Jun 3 Mrs - " Ingram,
3pN Fourth Az s.: Mrs Bertha
Christopher Sis James Az. n.
Katherine Harper. 1901 Bryant
Az. n, Mrs Dorothy Jones. GOT
Washington Az s.. Jimmie An
dcrson, 1925 Third Az. 4.
Out-of-ToWn Birthday
June 2 Charles Curry Jr.. LIS
Angeles. Calf
June 50 Lowell Evans. Kan
saS city, Mo Mrs Benjamin Pat
ton. Independence, Mo
June I Marguerite Johnson.
Evansville, III.
June 8 Corrine Jones. Chicago.
Ill
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en- years. Mr.. and Mr. Arthur
BlAksy. 75s 81 Anthony Az, -
years.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

June William Jack Robinson.
100 ST, Anthony Az: Mrs, Ada
Jones, ola Fuller Az; Ray c,
Whitmore, 500 Rondo Az; Mrs,
BERTHE Copeland. Si5 Rice St;
Mrs, Harold Rowland. ga lyle
hart Az; 10 Ann Clark. 6i5 W.
Central Az: Rita Elizabeth Com
modore, S21 w. Central Av,; Carol
Jean Dawson, 70i w. Central Av.
June S--Mrs, Julia Buford. 1924
Rondo Av.; Clarence Ross. si2 st.
Anthony Av,; Charles +. Rogers,
ST5 Rondo Az: Charles Leon
Ponder, 6e4 Rondo Av.
June 4--Maceo IIttlejohn. S2s
Kent st; Charles Danforth. Jr,
sS4 Carroll Az: Roscoe James,
$50 Rondo Av,; Jaequelyn John
son. T6l ST. Anthony Az; Emily
Harris. go Marion st.
June 5-Robert Jones. 1922
Rondo Az; Mrs, Gladys Kilgore.
ga w. Central Az. James Brad
ford. zoos Carroll Az. Carl ID.
Claibourne, 4sT st. Anthony Az:
Mrs, Samuel Ross. 2a5 Mackubin
81,
June 9 Naomi Kimbrough, T22
W. Central Az: Mrs, James Brad
ford. zoos Carroll Az, Theodore
Kilgore, 694 W. Central Az: Mrs,
Letiua Camp Martin. a23 Carroll
Az: Mrs Myrtle Allison, s0s Lyle
hart Av.: Charles Schuck. 800
Rondo Av., Mrs. Lille Mae Green,
$40 Carroll Az
June Mrs. Barbara Warren.
t42 Fuller Az; George shannon
Jr. 69S Carroll Az: William J.
Montgomery. 377 W. Central Az, ;
Elijah Mcintosh. 735 Rondo Av.:
Mrs Pearl Whyte, t97 Rondo Av,
June S Ernest Golden. $50 st.
Anthony Az: Mrs Owen Howell,
3sl N. Grotto: Mrs. Wilbur Hen.
derSon, TAI st Anthony Az; Billy
Douglas. I26 Carroll Az.
out of Town birthday
June Harry Whyte Jr, Chi
Cago, Ill
June 5-Mrs. Edward Morris.
Los Angeles, Calif,
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June 2 Mr. and srs William
Hanna $40 Western Az. - years
Nr and Mrs. trim Clark. To 80.
Anthony Az, - years
June 4 Mr. and MR. william
Bower. 3s7 n. Avon. % year,. AT
and Mrs Harry n Why,s. ts7
Rondo Az. - years
June 3 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Smith. $40 W Central Az. n
years
June s-Mr. and Mn Kelly
Tuner. sss ~ Anthony Az 20
years. Mr.. and Mr. 4 Hyianf
stokes 7s3 Aurora Az. 70 years
Juns Mr. and Mr. HaroIs
Rowland sst IEishArt Az nine
y.ars
June s-Nr ard H- William
Nar,In. 4is r., An'h0ny Az, s~v-
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tor N0nlrni


Everybody loves a party, paru-
culariy II part OF Il IL a hang-up
dessert such as this quick ehoco-
late pie, The crust Is a crtnchy
cereal mixture which you bake
briefly or chill for an hour accord
ing 10 your time schedule, The
filllng l. velvoty-smooth rich
chocolate. fast IN the making be-
cause YOU use instant cocoa mix
And the topping Ia cloud-soft dol.
lops u sweetened whipped cream,
Sound goodH II tastes even bet
ter and there's extra pleasure for
you because II takes ~ little time
TO make, Crush the quick toasted
corn flakes, mix with sugar and
add melted butter OF margarine,
Press the tasty mixture into your
pie pan and there IL your crust,
ready TO chill In the refrigerator
for an hour or bake in the oven
for nNe minutes,
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cook and stir until mixture comes
TO a bail ana then cool for about
i've minutes, Pour the dark and
delicious mixture into the she'll
and the pie 10 finished except for
serving ume dni's ~ whipped
cream around tho edge
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Social and Personal
4 ST.

HosptalScd: Mrs Matte Cough 76T St Anthony Av,
taken suddenly III her home Sunday May "a and had TO
be hospased She patient in ST. Josephs hospital where
her condition is reported fair,
Anniversary Greetings! Greetings Mr., and Mrs L. T.
RoSey COS Roudo who will observe their seventh wedding
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

June 3-Ar. and Mrs william
. Rbein. 1864 Clinton Az. three
years.
June 4-hr and Mrs. Lawrence
Owens. oil Y 22nd st.. two years.
Mr. and Mrs COzsils Bresdloys
s22 Fremont Az. ~. one year
June Mr. and Mis- Donald
" ncAoors. Jefferson City. Mo,
four years Mr.. and Mrs Claude
Jackson. 4O04 nm Az. q, nine
years
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NO-IrOm EGSy-CGre
DHcrOm* Curtains
RUFFLED

Green, rose or gold Also white in So To-, 80"
lengths only All Sc" wide per pair.
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TAILORED

All ga wide per pair S" bottom hem. White.
Dupont hbst
9Th FL, Washington, 3td RI, Silver Spring
and PARKtnoton
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WHY GROW OLD?
Your Aching Feet Had
Start in Childhood

foot should fit into the widest
part of the shoe. called the
ball, at both the little and
large toe joints.
8. The length and width of
his foot can be proved by hav-
ing the child stand with full
weight on his toes. The cor
rect shoe length leaves a space
of " to "a of an inch between
the end of the longest toe and
the end of the shoe. The cor
rect width allows the leather
to be drawn slightly together
between the fingers. Shoes
that fit correctly should not
press or hurt when new, slip
at the heels or pinch either
toes or heels.
5. At short, regular inter-
walls growing feet should be re-
measured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27

bow Of colors ~ and every
one crowded to the hilt.
We had just started !.
there was still a long way
to go so on to sample
processed apple juice, then
Hawaiian pineapple juice. In
between. someone insisted we
refresh ourselves with an in
slant iced tea y. !. and before
we could turn around, someone
else pressed a glass of ruby red
cranberry juice in our hand
=. then we were nibbling a
TV snack dreamed up by
"Deke" Williams of California
Foods Research Institute !.
the snack raisins, peanuts
and the bite-size marsh
mallowS.
Samples and tons of litera-
Continued on Page Bill, Col. ]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

Foot defects increase rapidly
from childhood to maturity
Thirty-five per cent of chill
dren, age three, have foot de-
fects, rs per cent at age Is, 80
per cent at age 20 and 80
per cent at age so.
You readily can see how i'm
portant a correct fit in shoes
is. especially to the child or
young person. The National
Foot Health Council gives the
following rules for correct fit
ting!
l. Have both feet measured
for length and width, with
each foot bearing weight. Pull
out the toe of the stocking and
straighten the child's toes to
in sure that the measurement
is taken at the longest toe.
2. The widest part Of the
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Eisenhower Sends
Greetings to AHEA

how she became interested in
home economies.
After five years Of All Club
work, she decided on home &c
when she entered college.
MY mother was always busy
with our big farm home, so /
decided to learn to make the
bread for the family. sure
was proud the night my dad
said my hot rolls were as good
as Mothers" she told the Ma
tons top home economists.
She's a do-it-yourself gal now
and helped turn a storeroom
into a bedroom for her two
brothers plus redoing her own
room.
Of to the Exhibits
Yesterday afternoon was left
free for the college club girls
to go on a trip to Mount YER
non while the adult members
made the rounds Of the 218
booths set UP in the National
Guard Armory.
Here's a birds eye Armory
view: First stop was at the
kitchens set up by Westing-
house to see in person the con-
lection color rooms we pre-
viewed a week ago on the
screen. Dream kitchens come
true ;. in frosting pink, lemon
yellow, mint aqua, nougat gray
and Suger white with space
and outlets for all your cleo
trical appliances.
Not to be outdone were the
model kitchens displayed by
Mutschler with their built-in
gas equipment, and flexible
cabinets in fruitwood finish.
More kitchens in a rain
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BY VIOLET FAULKNER

Miss Catherine T. Dennis,
president Of the American
Home Economics Association,
opened the general sessions of
the associations 47th annual
convention yesterday morning
with greetings from President
Eisenhower.
In complimenting the home
economists Of the United
States, the President pointed
out that this group has con-
tributed significantly to the
high standard Of living and OF
homemaking that families in
this country enjoy today.
He congratulated the asso-
citation on devoting one of the
sessions of the convention to
international relations.
Miss Dennis stressed the
need for more trained home
economists as the population
of our country increases.
IT'S a major concern" she
commented and then pointed
out the fact that homemaking
the very profession for
which the home economist is
trained is drawing off
likely candidates before they
finish their college training.
I'VE can ill-afford to COM
plain at the product of our
own making" she said. THE
answer lies in enlisting more
recruits; giving more encour-
agenent. to those now en-
ployed, and providing financial
assistance to those who wish
further training"
Anita King, teenager from
Boyd. Md, and now q home
&c student at Maryland, told
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ENGAGEMENTS

Evelyn to I'd 1t. william Al
bert Spies, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Earl Spies Of Queen
Anne, Md.
Donzi-V Vaughan
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j.
Danzi announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Marie
Gloria to Mr.. John Charles
Vaughan of Bethesda, son of
Mrs. Thomas G. Vaughan and
the late Mr.. Vaughan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P.
Swindler announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Nancy Gale to Mr.. Henry
Allen Cochran Myers. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen I. Myers
of Hagerstown. Md.
Rettew-Spies
Mr.. and Mrs. James William
Rettew announce the engage
ment of their daughter Doris
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ton is s2O monthly rAUL STOKES
in day school. $l4 at night.
Temple School offers special
summer classes tor adults and
teenagers In Typlng. Stereotype.
Gregg or ABC Shorthand The
School Is fully aforementioned.
TEMPLE SCHOOL
1898 6 St. NV. MA. $3.50
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LEARN TYPlNe

Typing at Temple
is taught by Paul
Stokes. torme
contender for the
world typtng
CHI q m pionshIp
Mr.. Stokes. an exc
pert teacher per-
Sonally instructs
all students TUT
tim is e0Q rnonfhlv
The frontiersman., 1956-12-06
CHRISTMAS PARTIES SHAPING UP IN AREA

Organizations III the Valley are beginning to make definite plans for their annual Christmas par ties and celebrations.
 Members of the American Le- zion group have tentatively set December 20 as the date for their annual party to which all Legion naires, Auxiliary members and their children are invited.
 Another group has set the 20th as a tentative date. It is for the annual Christmas pageant pre- sented at the school
 Beta Sigma Phi members this year have slated two Christmas parties, the first on the 14th of this month at the Elks hall. This party will include dinner fol lowed by a dance and husbands or escorts of members will be invited. Their second Christmas party will be held on regular meeting night, December IT, at the Elks also. This will be a "hen' party during which revela- tion of secret sisters will be made.
 On Tuseday, December 18, the P-TA will sponsor the presenta- tion of Christmas plays by the Community College group.
 The Hiway Church of God will present their Christmas programs on Sunday, December g. The childrens program will be pre- sented in the morning and will include a junior play, recitations, gift exchange, Christmas tree, and visit from Santa Claus. The evening program will include the presentation of the adult play ."The Contrite Spirit.
 The primary department of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints has again this year made arrangements to have San ta Claus visit in the Palmer area. All parents who would like to have Santa call at their home and visit with their children are invited to call Palmer 3154 or contact any church members for an appointment. Because of his busy schedule Santa will be able to make only calls in the city area and for limited number of days. A donation of 50 cents per visit will go to the primary de partment of the church.