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Golf Club Auxiliary
Entertained A. Cocktail
Party BY Mrs. Sissou

Mrs James Sisson, 1929 Port
land Av., was a charming hostess
when she entertained members OF
the Twin city Golf Auxiliary with
a cocktail party on Thursday eve.
ming, December 20.
An attractive Christmas motif
was used for decorations with a
beautifully decorated Christmas
tree as the center OF attraction. A
very decorative serving table
spread with a gold cloth held an
array Of tasty and dainty canapes
Guests relaxed with music, so
cialized and enjoyed quiet tete-a-
tetes as they enjoyed refreshing
cocktails.
Members enjoying the festive
affair were Miss Katherine Nor
man, the Mines. Lenora Adair
Erma Bowles, Inez Clark, Amily
Cook, verda Horn, Bessie Hughes
Alva Jones, Maxine Jones, Martha
Kay, Timmaleah Riess, Bea Stem.
mons, Louise True, Mary vii.
lIams. Gertrude Willis. Sirena
Arlington, st. Paul and Ruth Nc
Query,
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MT. OLIvET BAPTIST

Watch night service climaxed
the years end. Rev. Charles S.
Jones, visiting associate minister
of Zion Baptist church, Mime
apolis, was guest speaker and his
subject was January Christians"
His text was taken from EccL IL
and Joshua 10.
At New Years morning service
Rev. B. H. Hunters message was
How a True Church May be
Described" Text lisa. 40:31.
The Senior Choir provided the
music.
The Ordinance Of Baptism was
observed following the morning
service.
Mrs. Isaac Blakey ST., mother
of Isaac Blakey Jr., and Daniel
Blakey OF Yankton, S. d. and
many other visitors were intro
duced by Miss Maudine Rice and
welcomed by Pastor Hunter.
Let us not forget the Christmas
spirit to be mentioned throughout
the year with the sick and shut
ms, who remain on our list. Our
church and the world would be a
glorious place in which to live, If
we only could hold out through
the year that feeling Of kindness,
courtesy, compassion, sympathy.
understanding and love that is in
our hearts during the holiday
season.
The Gospel Chorus provided
music for the evening service and
the Lords Supper was administer
ed.
You are welcome always at Mt.
Olivet," The Church with a
Friendly Welcome. Reporter
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BORDER METHODIST

From the east the Jerusalem,
came three wise men seeking
Jesus, born King or the Jews.
The scripture for the first ser
mon of the year was taken from
the second chapter of st. Mat
thew. subject, After the Wise
Men Returned Home"
Rev. Charles NJ. Sexton in his
message explained that this sub
iect explained the beginning OF
many missions Of the present day
church. After the wise men re-
turned they We're fun of the glory
of the new born King and began
telling the good news throughout
the land. An example for us first
to be full of Christ before we try
10 lead others to Him.
Remember the sick, the shut-ins
and the afflicted in your prayers
and with mercy.
Visitors were Jess Peoples,
Pauline Coleman and Charlie Viii
liams. Border extends a welcome
10 all visitors.
Now that we have seen the
glory OF the birth OF Christ, let us
return and pass the good news on
20 others.
In closing. do you agree
BE noble, and the nobleness
that lies in other men. sleeping,
but never dead. will rise in ma
jesty 10 meet thine own" - Low
ell Harry Davis, reporter.
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Minneapolis

New Daughter: It's a new
daughter for Mr., and Mrs. Thad-
deus James of 513 Logan Av. N.
Baby Noel Lacy arrived December
IS, at Mt. Sinai hospital and
weighted six pounds and one half
ounce at birth. Mrs. Joseph Max
well is the paternal grandmother.
Returns From Sad Mission
Mrs. Edith Moulden. 3s4S Fourth
Av. s. returned home Saturday,
December 81. from Omaha, Neb.,
where she had been called due 10
the critical Illness of her niece's
husband, Mr.. Barner, who died.
Mrs. Barner is the former Helen
Early. a native Minneapolitan.
HospitniiIed: James f. Nichols,
o26 Emerson Av, N. is a patient in
Veterans hospital Mr. Nichols be-
came III on December 70. and
had been confined TO his home.
on January LIST his condition be-
came worse necessitating hts re
moval To the hospital,
Dinner Party: Mrs. Nina Will
liams, 1919 Clinton Av,. was hos
tess at prettily appointed din
ner party on Monday, January 2,
Guests included the Mines. Mary
Stokes. Grace simmons, Addie
Smith. Mr., and Mrs, Archie Me
Gowan and Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Starks and family.
Guest Artist: James f, Nichols
Jr.. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James f.
Nichols Sr.. 526 Emerson Av. N
was guest artist at the annual
Christmas tea held In Harrington
Hall. Minneapolis General hospit.
al. Numbering among his selec-
lions was the ever-popular Claire
De Lune by Claude peBussy, also
the first and second movements
OF Beethoven's Moonlight Sana-
to" and 'Meiodie Elegie" by Mas
senet were included
Dinner Guests: Rev, and Mrs,
Henderson Reddick were the din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
Jackson and family. ais nth Av,
S. on Monday. December ?.
Beauticisns Meet; Mrs, Richard
McCarter. 5i4 Goth Az. S. was
hostess to the Minneapolis Beauti-
clans club on Monday, January 2,
Topping the agenda was planning
for the regional convention which
win be held in the Twin Cities in
February. The hostess served a
tasty lunch. A cali meeting Will
be held at the home OF the preSi-
dent. Mrs, Gordon Granger 1924
Fourth Az s, on Sunday, Jan
uary s
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Infant willis Buried
On New Years Eve

Funeral services for Michael
James willis, infant son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Aiphonso c. Willis, s44
Igiehart Az. were held at the
Brooks Funeral Home on satur-
day. December 81 at IL a. m,
with DR.. Floyd Massey. Jr., pastor
OF Pilgrim Baptist church offieiat-
ing.
In apparently good health ex-
cept for a cold, the baby became
suddenly III on Thursday morning.
December 20. and was pronounced
dead on arrival at st. Joseph's
hospital.
Surviving the four and a half
month old infant besides It's par
ents are a brother. Curtis. two
sisters. Rita and Peggy. paternal
grandmother. Mrs. Mary Willis
OF Los Angeles. Calf; Mrs. Ruby
Stewart OF Little Rock. Ark, ma
ternai grandmother and other rel
atives.
Brooks Funeral Home was In
charge Of the service. Burial was
in Eimhurst cemetery.
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ZION BAPTIST

Installation of all church Of
ficers for 1856 was held Deem
Der 81, 1855 at 10 p. m. with Rev.
Bolts presiding. Newly installed
officers are: Plouis Moore, chair
man Of the deacon board; William
Warder, assistant: Louis Perkins,
chairman of trustee board; John
Warder, assistant; Willie b. Hale,
minister of music; Raymond
Cooper. superintendent of Sunday
School; T. Flippin, assistant; Ar
thur Cunningham, director OF
BTU; T. F1ippin, associate di-
rector. All other officers were re-
tanned.
Immediately following the in
stallation service, the Watch
meeting services were held. Al the
hour of midnight everyone was on
their knees around the altar. Rev.
L. c. Harris of Friendship Bap-
list church offered prayer.
Sunday morning, Rev. II. w,
Bolts Sr., brought a very inspir-
ing and uplifting sermon. His sub
ject was Reconciliation With
God" Rev. Bolts said, that we are
reconciled to God through Jesus
Christ. We must have the spirit of
reconciliation in our own heart
in order to do the will of God.
Scripture was from 2 Cor. 5:l7-
10.
Music was by the combined
choirs. Ralph Primm is director,
Mrs. Velma Warder was at the
organ.
The right hand of fellowship
was extended to all members after
which the Ordinance of Holy Com
munion was administered.
Rev. S. King brought the eve
ming message and everyone receiv-
ed a blessing, His subject was,
Christ or Chaos"
Visitors for the day were Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Pleasant, Mr., and
Mrs. Frederick Wilson and daugh-
ter, S. Percy and Ercell Chadwick
all of Minneapolis.
We were happy to see Mrs
Harriet Smith at our service to-
day. She is a former member OF
Zion. We were happy to welcome
Rev. s. King back from his home
in Phoenix, AriZ.
Our sick and shut-ins are inn
proving. We were happy to see
Mrs. Emma Harris at service to-
day. She recently underwent eye
surgery. Continue to pray for all
our sick.
Zion extends sympathy TO Mrs
G. Bum and family at the loss
of their mother. Mrs. Cecilia Pat
terson.
Every Wednesday night at 1880
mid-week services. Sunday, $3.50
n. m. Sunday school; $50 p. m
BTU. Visit any and all of our
servises. You are always well
come. -- Mrs. Cynthia West
brooks, reporter.
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IRVING PALMER AND
ALBERT HURT ENTERTAIN

One OF the gala parties OF the
holiday season was that given by
Irving Palmer and Albert s. Hurt
on New Years eve night at the
home OF the latter. 400 E, Frank
lin Az.
One got the feeling OF the yule-
tide on approaching the home.
There were two hugs striped
canes cenhred with large
wreath Of pine cones on the en-
trance door.
A PROPULSION OF sprayed branch
es OF pine In silver green and
pink made the setting one OF
charm The serving tables laid
with white cloths were aglow
with lighted red tapers in low
crystal candlesticks encircled with
tinseled sprays In silver, green
and pink. The decorations were
the handiwork of Mr., Palmer.
The SO guests enjoyed exchang-
ing greetings. socializlng and par
taking Of the abundance OF food
served buffet style.
As the evening progressed.
guests enjoyed singing many old
familiar tunes.
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Insurance Company
Employees Raise Money
For Mississippi Children

New rk,--Employees and a
gents OF the United Mutual Life
Insurance Company here raised
500 for the purchase OF toys for
children OF victims OF the econom-
ic squeeze" in Mississippi
The insurance men made the
presentation through the National
Association for the Advancement
Of Colored People shipped 20
Jackson, Miss, the toys were dis
t1buted by the Mississippi State
NAACP, In previous years, the
United Mutuars employees have
raised funds for the purchase OF
toys for LEGAL child welfare groups.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

"A Fresh Start" was the sub
ject of DR.. Floyd Massey Jr,' s
Communion Sunday message on
January /. Or. Massey's text was
taken from the third chapter of
PHILIPPIANS 18th and 14th verses.
Morning prayer was offered by
Deacon John l.. Banks Sr. Music
was by the Gospel Chorus, the
Choral Group and the Senior
Choir.
II was noted that Deacon A. w.
Jordan who has been confined to
his home is able to be out again.
Miss Helen NJ. Smith, who has
been hospitalized at Ancker is
recuperating at her home, 53s
Carroll Av.
Coincidence was expressed 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonso Willis due
to the passing Of their baby,
Michael James on Thursday, De-
cember 90.
New members who united dur
ing November and December are
the Mines. Erma Adams, Leona
Henry and Cora L. Toombs: Miss
Johnnie Smith. Ronald Kemp,
Willie Frelix, Reginald Combs
and Carl Adams.
Commentator was expressed
to the Church school for its
Christmas pageant, presented on
Sunday, December rs: the AIM
Club for its Christmas party; the
Youth Choir for its Christmas
dinner: the Combined choirs for
the Christmas musicale and
candlelighting service and each
member who remembered the
Church with a special Christmas
offering. The Senior choir was al
so commended for its Christmas
Cantata at the Crispus Attacks
Home for the Aged
Final results of the Sector Pro-
ject We're announced and II was
noted that members exceeded the
goal of $40 900 with grand results
OF S21, 1872 60 in pledges.
II was noted that the 3rd quar-
ter of the fiscal year will end on
January 90. Members may contact
Mrs. Doris shannon, CA. 7-ll6l
for their status.
The ordinance of baptism was
observed at the beginning Of the
service. At s p. m. the Baptist
Laymen held their service. Speak
err was L. f. Tarver. The Ordin-
ance OF Communion was held.
On Sunday. January s, DR..
Massey will speak at the IL a. m.
service. At 6 n m. the BYE will
entertain the Falcon Heights Con-
gregational Church Youth Group.
Guest speaker at the evening
worship service at S p. m. will be
Rev. J. C. Trimble. pastor of
Falcon Heights Congregational
Following Doxology, the dedica-
tory prayer was given by Trustee
NJ. A. Boiling, The right hand Of
fellowship was extended to new
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cofholies & NAACP
Louded BY Race
Council Report

New York. AMP J--Praise OF
the Catholic hierarchy Of the
United States and Of the National
Association for the Advancement
Of Colored People hghlighted a
year-end report by George X.
Hunton, executive secretary of
the Catholic Interracial Council
OF New York.
The mote OF leadership sound
ed by the Catholic hierarchy is
encouraging to all who are en-
gagged In advancing interracial
justice in the nation, Hunton said
in an address to Council members,
He cited particularly endorse
ments by Samuel Cardinal Stntch,
Archbishop of Chicago. Of the
Cardinals active leadership in the
program to integrate Catholic
hospital in his diocese.
The Bishops of the South,
through individual activity in
their dioceses and their support
OF the Catholic Committee of the
South are giving an example Of
fortnight and courageous ac-
ton in an area where the going is
rough" Hunton stated. "One do
cese after another is migrating
it's schools" he pointed out.
THE National Association for
the Advancement of Colored Peo-
pie has achieved notable victories
in the field of human rights by
successful recourse to the pro-
cesses of American democracy,
thus proving the effectiveness of
our democratic principles and in
stitutions," Hunton said.
He noted that Catholic priests
and laymen in many sections of
the country are cooperating with
the NAACP and supporting its
actions"
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

The residents, staff and board
of the Crispus Attacks Home
wish TO express sincere thanks
to individuals, the Girl Scouts,
Camp Fire Girls, Junior Red
Cross, employee groups, clubs
churches and all other organiza-
tions for helping to make Christ
mas at the Crispus Attacks Home
the best that we have ever had.
Mrs. Naomi Thomas and Staff,
Crispus Attacks Board of d.
rectors. The Crispus Attacks
Association.
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SIOUX
FALLS
NEWS
N o 7 z S
ny Kaye Coates
$40 MAble g.
Sioux Falls, 8. ID.

didn't have very happy time
at Christmas because my brother
was In the hospital James Mox-
ley had three day spell OF very
serious hiccoughing. Thank God
be Is relieved. out and back on the
job in his Beauty Shop. Moxley,
who does not ever partake OF al
coholic beverages and the only
thing 10 relieve his hiccoughing
was Everclear 100 proof alcohol!
Pilgrim church had their
Christmas program on Christmas
Eve and st. Johns had their pro-
gram on Christmas night at eight
o'clock. Both churches seemed In
harmony as they shared pro-
grams.
The good townsfolks watched
the New Year enter by attending
watch meeting at st. Johns
church with Pilgrim Church and
Rev. J. Duncan In the pulpit.
had a real rough New Years
10 start with. had three days OF
a real tough cold so Daniel and 1
stayed in New Years like we
should. now I'm real clipper.
Erwin Cameron had midyear
vacation when he went 10 Kansas
City TO visit sister that he never
found. Dameran found other rela-
tiyes, lived II up and came home
on tho bus. Bentley Jaco shared
the trip and he still isn't home.
He Is visiting relatives in Kansas
When Cameron goes back 10 get
his car think I'll go along.
orlo Allen had bitter piece Of
luck when he received news from
Kansas that his sisters four chill
dren were burned TO death In a
house fire. The Aliens left for
Kansas Immediately. There Is very
little one can say or do Mt a H.
like this, but I'm sure the Aliens
know how we all feel.
Thomas Clayton flew TO Atchi-
son, Kansas, to the funeral OF his
grandfather, John Harmon Thorn
as flew home during some OF the
real rough Winter weather, but
he made II okay
The j. Cabbeil's spent Christ
mas IL Flandrea, s. Oak, and in
Pipestone, MINI, In Pipestone
they were the guests OF the w.
Browns and In Flandreau. they
were guests in the c. Tecr's
home. Mr.. Teer's is teacher in
the Flandreau Indian school
The White children (carolyn
and Phyllisl have been doing
some holiday partying, they have
been TO several nclghborhood
NiHiahiiiaS PultltHs ny Aho htS'
had her firth birthday ON Dec. 20,
The VIM. Tolsons observed their
31st Anniversary on Dec. 20. The
A. Whites observed their ninth
anniversary. The couples enjoyed
dinner at the Tolson home New
Years Day Other guests were;
tho Dan Coates and the J, Cab
bells
Bob Williams is happy ms lark
since his wife Ia home. Mrs. w.
spent a few days In Sioux city, In,
visiting friends, Mrs Williams
had slight shoulder ailmcnt She
Is doing fine now.
Tho L. Dysarts had open house
on New Years. Folks. friends and
foes millcd In and out of Dysarts
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Mrs. Edno Cunningham Dies
After lonq illness

Mrs, Edna Cunningham died
January 3 at Psrkview Nursing
Home where she was n patient.
Funeral arrangements had not
been completed At press time.
Contact Woodland Funeral home
for further information. Hyiand
SS57.
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II Happened In 1855
CONTINUED from page ~
May


Five hundred schools formerly
segregated reported integrated
one year after u. $, Supreme
Court decision Of May IL, 1854
Dcibold reelected Minneapolis Ur-
ban League president Bobbie
Jean Petty won Adelphai Club
scholarship award Willard
(Joker) Jones. designs emblem
for use by Young DFL party
members Earl Bowman named
assistant football coach at his
alma mater, Minneapolis Central
high Save some of your
tears for Negroes in the north,
Thurgood Marshall told New
England audience.
Seaborn p. Collins, national
commander OF the American
Legion attacked the u. =. SUI
preme Courts finding against
race segregation In schools.
Said Collins, according to the
white Sentinel, ST. Louis. Mis-
souri, hate sheet, II respect the
Negro and think the world of
him, but don't regard him as
my equal
l.. Albert Scipio of st. Paul re-
eeiyed a one years Fullbright
Fellowship for study at the Uni
versity OF Cairo In Egypt 4. +,
Chester A. Franklin editor and
founder Of the X. c. Cali news
paper dies Four Minneapolis
Juveniles charged with a series OF
beatings Of other teenagers were
sentenced To Glen Lake school, A
fifth older boy was remanded to
the Youth Conservation Commits
sion at st. Cloud William ID.
Hayes charged with gun staying
of Kenneth Robinson pleaded
guilty TO the lesser charge OF first
degree manslaughter Duke
Ellington and his orchestra and
Ruth Brown, the singer were a
mong the months entertainment
attractions The Minnesota
Jewish Council gave public com
mondation TO the Spokesman and
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Mrs. Bessie Furnsworth
Dies At Her Home

Mrs. Bessie Farnsworth. 27l
Aldrich Av. N. died at her home
Tuesday, January 8.
Funeral arrangements had not
been completed at press time.
Four further details, contact
the Woodland Funeral Home, Hy-
land, 5377.
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Recorder newspapers for their
long fight for a state FEPC
James Bradford, st. Paul attor-
ney was named to the staff OF the
encouragement by Miles Lord
The Elks Civil Liberties Com
mittee OF the Minneapolis lodge
and temple held civil liberties
banquet A 90 year old We
man, Mary Brown OF ST. Paul was
honored at a birthday party given
by her relatives The Mil City
NAACP membership drive under
the craftsmanship OF Curtis c,
Chivers was launched.
Minnesota Eastern Stars cele-
brated the 30th anniversary of the
Minnesota jurisdiction of the
Prince Hall grand chapter
The Minnesota United Nations
Association elected Cecil Newman
first wce-president Melvin
Goodman, d. w. Oman employee
was honored for 20 years of ser
vice at the firm Sterling Club
Spring Dance at Lowry Hotel a
social event . Mary Mcleod
Bethune, Americas outstand wo.
man OF color dies at age OF 10
Announcement was made of the
acquisition Of press to complete
publishing facilities of the 81
year old Spokesman and Recorder
newspapers Harold Combs OF
Minneapolis and Rev. Denzil A.
Carly Of CT. Paul receive Appre-
citation Awards for the year at the
first annual appreciation banquet
sponsored by Associated Negro
Credit Union and other groups.
Continued Next Week.
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house TIL the wee hours. Mr.. ID.
has bad leg so he enjoyed folks
stopping by TO chew the fat and
have "a drink or some tasty eats,
Folks here were glad 10 receive
cards from Rev, and Mira IL
Bolts and Sharon. Wen all prob
ably come visit you one day and
stay a week Happy New Year
10 you.
Daniel tThumpcrl Jackson, tho
catcher ON Brookings team
tbasebaln went To Brookings on
New Years Day for n short visit
The college town of BroolSings is
planning a Dan jackson Day in
1856 BrooSings, home OF S, u,
state College has proven that they
think "the most OF Dan Jackson,
their all-star hero,
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

MY sincere thanks to the many
friends and neighbors who remem-
bered me with visits, prayers,
cards and other acts of friendship
during my recent illness and hos
pitalization.
Kenneth Edwards, 967 w. Cen
trail Av.
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Engagement Announced

Mr., and Mrs. J. Il. Jones, 9ii
Fuller Av., announced the engage
ment OF their daughter, Annabelle
TO Jerry Beal OF 1928 Portland
Av.. Minneapolis. son Of Mrs
Flora Beal OF Jackson, Mo.
The wedding date has not yet
been set.
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CLUE ENTERrAINs HUSBANDS
AND GUESTS ON JAN. 7

ciimaxing the years events, the
Friday Night Out Club enter
tanned husbands and guests at a
festive New Years party at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Foster. 3s4f Clinton Az. on sun
day. January LIST.
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Twin City
Church NeUs

members and the Ordinance of
Communion was observed with in
cidental music by Sydney Will
liams at the organ.
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Hosts; Mr., and Mrs. :. r. Ham.

monds. Ss2s Smelling Av. were
hosts al dinner on Friday. De-
cemher SO Guests were Mr.. and
Mrs, II Preston Ashley ard
daughter, Claudia and Mr.. and
Mrs John Maxwell
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Back Home; Mr., and Mrs.
Spencer Shivers. 1921 Fourth Av.
s.. returned home from Washing
ton, ID. c. where they spent the
Christmas holiday with their
twin daughters, Lorraine and Lu-
ellie.
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House Guest: Mrs. Catherine
Johnson OF Jackson. Miss, who
was the house guest of Mrs, Ger
aldine Sisson over the New Years
week end, left for her home on
Tuesday, January 3. Mrs, John
son is q beautician.
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-20

spend the holidays with relatives;
Mrs. Buckley at the home of her
daughter in Livingston and Mrs.
Rood with her daughter and fam
lily in Fargo, N. d. Mrs. A. P.
Anderson, Mrs George Mielke,
Mrs. Russ Rulings, Miss Geneva
Combes, Mrs. Peter Steffens,
Mrs. Rood, Mrs. Buckley and Mrs.
Miller enjoyed a social afternoon
of visiting and singing Christmas
Carols. Mrs. Miller and Mrs.
Rood entertained with several
accordion numbers. The Christ
mas theme was carried out in
the home decorations and also
in the dessert course served late
in the afternoon. Mrs. Miller
served salad and fruit cake,
Christmas cookies and coffee.
Each guest was presented with
a Christmas gift.