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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-07-19

SHARON - Mrs. Bessie Gar
Rin entertained members of
Sharon W.C.TU. at her home on
"Wednesday afternoon, July IL
with the president, Anna Archi-
bald presiding.
Mrs. Garvin led the devotionals
with scripture lesson Matt SLY
"A. Leota Winder led in prayer.
The following program was
presented: always In A Kit
chem, Anna Archibald; July
fth Meditation" Bessie Garvin;
The Spirit of Uncle Sam," Ocie
Harmon; Our Flag" Vera Har-
mon; Liquor Recruits Teen
ayers" Jessie Marquis; "The
christian and the New Liquor
Problem" Minnie Marquis; "The
Cross and the Flag, Leota Win
der.
During the social hour the
hostess assisted by Jessie Mar
quis served delicious refresh
ments.
birth Announcement
Mrs. Mabel Dovenbarger re-
ceived word Friday of the birth
bf son to Mr.. and Mrs. Dar-
cell Ralph on July IL at Adrian,
Michigan. Mrs. Nellie Somerlott
of Adrian, Michigan and Mrs.
Mabel Dovenbarger are grand
mothers.
Personals
Mrs. Cora Antill of Dexter
City, and Mrs. Lille Jordan of
South Olive, called on Mrs. Ruth
Crouch, Sunday.
Mrs. Zola Mckee of Eagleport,
called on her aunt, Ocie Har-
mon, Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Balog of
GAINESVILLE, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Farmhouse and sons of Caldwell
spent Sunday with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Steen and
Sara Jayne of Toledo, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Steen, Carol and
Jimmy of Canton, visited with
their mother, Mrs. Letitia Steen
last week.
Visitors during the past week
with Mrs. Nora Marquis and
Eva May were Mr.. and Mrs.
John McCutcheon of GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Norman
of Frazeysburg, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Trimble of Beverly and
Boyd Tucker of Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Archibald
of Canton, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Rheinhardt of Medina, visited
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. W. Archibald last week.
Mrs. Ocie Harmon, Mrs. Jessie
Marquis, Mrs. Vera Harmon.
Mrs. Cora Marquis and Deanna
attended services at st. John
church near kennonsburg. Sun
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-07-19
IN CLARKSBURG

Stephen Clark, of Sarahsville
route l, is a patient in the Veter-
ans hospital in Clarksburg, w.
Va, after undergoing recent leg
surgery. His room number is
ga BAL.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-07-19
RETURN HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Estadt and
daughters, Julia and Margaret
have returned to their home on
Main street after enjoying
weeks vacation trip through the
New England states and Canada.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-07-19

I'm 1906, when the American Gas and
Electric Company was founded, electric
ity had not been put to too many uses -.
the supply was limited g. and the cost
was 4 times higher than it is today. Be-
cause of these factors very few people had
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-07-19

electric service.
Today, the American Gas and Electric
System, of which we are part, serves
every home, farm, store, and factory in
parts of Estates with all the electricity
they want and extra power is available
for the new people and industry to come.
The results of having an abundant supply
of low-cost electric power are evident
everywhere. Thousands of products come
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-21
Ike TO Muke
Three Addresses
On Civil RIGHTS

Washington CAMP -- Accord
ing 10 official sources, President
Eisenhower plans 10 center a
good percentage Of his reelection
campaign around the controversial
civil nights issue,
Special emphasis Eisenhower
plans TO give 10 civil rights In In
dicatod by the fact tina, he viii de.
vote three major speeches TO that
issue. Cities selected for these
speeches win be Chicago In Sep
TENDER, and New York and Los
Angeles In October. The plans at
present are tentative.
These are the inside reports Of
Robert Humphreys, campaign ii.
rector Of the Republican National
Committee. announced to a group
Of state and local leaders an an
unannounced strategy meeting
last week
Humphreys told the group
The president - going 10 bear
down hard on civil rights We
consider this issue 81 great mo
mcnt IN our campaign were e..
ing % stress u throughout Tho
race. particularly IN the big metro
pgli'au c~ntcrs"
he =aid this issUs affects a ioi
Of other voters besides Negroes
and its far reaching impor'anro
cant be miuimlzeI
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-21

Tallahassee Negroes ~ ITALIA
hasse., who are busy boyoottlng
the Jim crow buses, Fellowship
ping at the baptist church picnic,
and communinR with God "on a
high plane" where mo plate was
passed" have more important
things tn do than worry about the
ku KluK Khan" the Diary ~ the
IntsrLCtuc Council said today.
Greeting the news that the ku
Klux Khan had held giant rally
In Tallahassee. after scattering
membership application blanks all
over downtown, the iCC Diary.
which weekly records the bus boy
colt newH commented;
This most h-aFtauink thing
among Negroes has bssen Oh"
fact that no onc seems Ia get
excited about the NAN any
more this must be equally BE-.
wildsTinE Ca the kIuxev~."
ON the Monday following the
giant Khan rally the Diary report.
od. The Womon'n Auxiliary ~
the New galen Baptist church
sponsored picnic Members ~
the Inter. CYWC Council we're
gurHta ~ honor over 1900
people came ott People from
an walks 81 ne n has been
sad by many that IL there Was
doubt ha 30 where the masses
were. regarding this struggle for
freedom, u waa certainly ERASED
a' the picnic IN fact Ihia signifies
The solidarity II The uIuvcmen"
Tho Diary reported trials IN the
Ger pool arrest Csaea, originally
arhrsiuied fof The siEth NJ septsm-
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her, have been moved To the 10th
~ september,
THE most interesting develop
ment regarding this car-poai case
II the reaction NJ the white clti-
sens, observed the Diary,
"A number of letters 10 the eli.
tor by white citizens have indicat.
ell their dlsannroval of the arrest
and prosecution ~ the drivers One
tcenager asked how the law could
apply TO Negro car.pooia without
applying 60 white ear,poola She
went on o. name the various types
Of car pools which she knew about
The editor made feeble attempt
To differrntiatc between the white
and Negro car.pools Judging from
the context Of the teen ayers let
ter Il is very unlikely that she wan
satisfied.
Tho Diary commented that the
city EDITOR OF the Tallahassee
Democrat puts prayer and tho ku
KluS Khan In the same class IN ar
editorial entitled, mot ny RantlnE
Nor ny Chanting" lie went on 10
develop the ills ~ the xxx. but
with equal venom. he denounced
the prayer service, He stated that
leaders Of the lnter.Clvle Council
were meeting Ia "eNhort and chant
tho people into state NJ uneon.
trallcd emotionsliam, then prubab.
" pass the hat for the Boycott"
THE truth IL that u very in.
splrationRi prayer ssricr was
conducted on - high plane ~ the
Lord was ever ~ u ns.rtinK. no
was nj that prayer service. No
plate was passed" said the
Diary,
'"The ku kius Khan made derog.
atory remarks about the prayer
service one said Il doubt II the
prayers will get any higher than
the ktnhy hair Of the Negroes"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-21
Social and Personal
. MINNEAPOLIS Z

Week End Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cain. 3si6 Portland Av.,
and Mrs, Jessie Shepard. 352s
Fifth Av. s.. were the week end
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hat
chett at their summer home,
'Biueberry Hill" Stacy. Mime
sofa. Highhghting their visit was
a barbecue dinner on Sunday.
September is. Enjoying the affair
were the Messrs. and Mines. James
Cain, Walter Hatchett, Curtis Al
ford. Freddie Young and Mrs.
Jessie Shepard. all OF Minneapolis
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sullivan OF
ST. Paul.
Breakfast Hosts: Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Bobo of Stacy. Mime
sofa were breakfast hosts at their
home. at 10 a. m, Sunday. Sept.
Is. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cain. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Hatchett and Mrs Jessie Shepard
New Brother: Daney and Bruce
Swain are welcoming their new
brother. born Tuesday. September
IS, to Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Swain.
5000 Third Av. s.. at Mount Sinai
hospital, tipping the scales at sew
en- pounds and IL ounces Gregory
is the name chosen for the new
playmate. Maternal grandparent is
Mrs. Hazel Underwood. and the
paternal grandparents is Mrs.
Mary Swain, both of Minneapolis.
Illness In The Family; Mrs. d.
w. Underwood of 4437 Fifth Av.
s., was called TO Deelphos, Ohio,
because OF the illness of Mr.. I'm
derwood's grandfather, Mr. VIII
liam Peptsico.
Housegue~ts: Mrs. J. r. Clark Of
Los Angeles, California, who has
been the houseguest of her sister
in-law, Mrs. Hazel Underwood.
1890 Portland Av. S, and Mrs.
Alberta Smith Of MonroWa, Calf,
houseguest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Marshall Sr. $3.50 Fourth Av.
s.. left by motor Thursday morn
ing for Milwaukee and viii go
by ferry TO Detroit, Michigan.
In Detroit they Will visit Mrs,
Clark's daughter, Mr. and Mrs,
Floyd Pensick. From there. they
will visit in Washington, d. c.,
New York City and other eastern
and western points before return
ing home.
Guild Entertained: Mrs. Harold
Darnell. 40 Hyland Av. N. was
hostess at a buffet supper, Fri
day night. September II, at 7 p. m.
for the members of the Mime
apolis and st. Paul Urban League
Guilds. who attended the recent
national meeting in honor Of Mrs.
Lillian Balenger, s12 St Anthony
Av., st. Paul. Minnesota, who
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-21
Barbecued Corn &
Meat Balls Make
Excellent EATING
by Louise l'ruthro

one Of the things enjoy most
about cooking Is finding a new
way To combine two favurite foods
in one dish and making some.
thing new" that my family really
likes That's why barbecued corn
and meat balls, made from my
Pet evaporated Milk recipe, has
always been one of my favorites,
We've always liked meat balls.
and always liked corn but, in
combination. and in a zeppy barbe-
cue sauce, they're really extra
special Another thing / like a
bout this Pet MIX recipe Is the
wonderful results you get making
the meat balls they're always no
tender an Juicy. with such dellc-
ious, meaty flavor. You see, Pet
MiIk helps bind the msat-and
bread crumb mixture together
actually blends u together o.. so
you get all the good meat flavor
without the dryness YOU usually
find IA meat balls made from meat
alone OF course. you couldn't get
those results with ordinary milk
because Pct MIX ~ double rich.
in fact ttrs a little more than twicr
as rich as regular bottled milk
Honestly. think you'n find
meat balls made this way are the
best ever ard that Pet NIB
makes Barbscued Corn and Meat
balls a dish everyone IN your fam.
tly wili love. Thy this recipe and
Just sect
Bartpecued Corn a Meat Rails
1 N ground Jean b.ef
IA cup uncookcd rolled oats
~ teaspoons salt
few grains pepper
y cup Pet Evapuratrd MIfb
2 tablespoons -four
l teaspoon paprika
2 tablespoons hpt fat
4. cup finely eat onion
. cup bottled barbecue sauce
-. cups water
lib can whole kernel corn drain
Cd
Mix well tha b@sf oats. tesRp
salt tho pepper and milk With
vet hands. shape mixture into :
balls Roll balls IN = mixture 81
-four. papr1ka ard > tsasp salt
Brown On al sides In Skillet in hot
fat. Add onion and cook slowly 2
minutes Stir IN a mixture II bar
bsc8e sauce and water Cover and
coDk over IoaE hrat 80 minutes
turning meat balls now ana then
Add corn and beat thoroughly
Serve bot Makes 4 servings.
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groom. was attircd in two piece
dress OF gold taffeta, strcst
length, aecentuated with black and
gold accessories Both mothers
wore corSagrs OF red sweetheart
rnsrs
Many Lovely Gifts
The many lovely gifts were dis
played on one side OF the room
and represented everything the
Young couple viii need to set ny
housekeeping
Nlostesses assisting at the re-
ecption were the Mines. Bennett
Isabel, ssterSin.law OF the bride.
Dolores woodfnrd, Mitchell rur.
ter. sister Of the bride, the Misses
Betty Crcnshaw, Carmen nm and
Mary E Payne,
Out-of-town guests attending
were Mr., and Mrs Leon Palmer
of Chicago. Illinois,
Mrs, Nancy Is a graduate of
Central High School, St Paul and
attended the University Of Mime
sofa and Globe business College
Mr. Nancy IL a graduate Of Mime
apolis Central High school and Is
attending the University OF Min
nesota, college OF science. htcra.
ture and art, majoring In natural
science,
Prc-nuptial entertaining includ,
ed u personal shower given by the
Misses Corrine Grant and Myrtle
Duncan, bridesmaids, at the home
OF the latter, 500 Chatsworth.
Sunday, September y. Shower
games were played and prizes
were captured by Miss Darlene
Kemp and Mrs, Rosemary rartee
Launch was served by the hos.
tossoa The fourteen guests pre-,
sent shuwured the bride elect with
All array Of lovely gifts.
Mr Nancy the groom, enter
tainde his attendants al a stag
party on Friday evening, septem-
her IL, NJ his home, 1902 Firth
Az, South, Minneapolis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-21

81 faul, Mr., ana Mrs, Artis viii
reside with their cousin. Mrs.
Lionel Alien. ass w Central.
~ Paul Urban League Guild
Meets The 81, Paul Urban League
Guild will meet AZ the homo OF
Mrs, I.nnnie Caldwell, d4s Carroll
Az, Monday. Sept, "a Mrs, Min
mic Robertson Win he the co-hoa-
tess
Reception, On sunday, Septem.
Der ~, the Mines. Minnie Ray
mond, Ida Mae Murphy. Mr., and
Mrs Henry Johnson and the
Lionel Aliens win entertain At q
reception from Z 60 p. m. at the
home Of the Aliens in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. u ~ Arts Of Seattle,
Washington. Mr., and Mrs, Arts
are former resident Of St. Paul
Returned Homes Mrs, Robert N.
Harris, 7pa w Central returned
home Friday, September II. from
I,oa Angeles, California. where abe
attended the funeral OF her
mother, Mrs Lucy Darnen Med
lock
John Patton Better John Mark
Patton, aSt 80. Anthony, who has
been confined TO his bed on doc
tors orders for two weeks II 10
be- allowed TO si,up Friday Ia hts
condition continues 10 improve Il
was reported "Wednesday,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-21

, was reelected National president
for the second term OF the Nation
al Convention OF the Urban
League Guilds.
Guests were AlbretA Murray,
president of Minneapolis Urban
League Guild, Mary Herzog. presi.
dent Of the ST. Paul Urban League
Guild, Earline Galloway. Barbara
Cyrus, Janeabelle Taylor. Fay
Harrison. Sadie Fisher. Went.
worth Young. Mrs. Darnell was
especially happy TO have Cecil
Newman, national trustee and
Ernest Cooper and Shelton
Granger, Urban League staff
members attend the delightful al.
fair.
New Club Formed: A new club,
The jolly Gardeners Club, which
has been accepted as n member Of
the Fedrated Garden Club Of Min
nesota, had its first formal or
ganizational meeting Tuesday.
September IL, al the home OF Mrs,
George Duncan, 4l0l Clinton Az
s. New officers are Mines Clyde
Williams. president, Mrs. Preston
Ashley, vice president. George
Duncan, secretary-treasurer.
Other officers are Mines. os-
car Newman, publicity chairman.
Harry Massengill. federation
chairman. John Young, sunshine
chairman, Luther Prince, mem
bership chairman and Walter Bat.
ties, chaplain Other members are
Mines. Frank Corners. Edward
Posey, Donald Underwood and
Harold Wright.
Visitors From Out OF Town; Mr.
and Mrs, VIM. Walker OF 1898
Fifth Av. S, returned home Thurs
day, August 3lst, after visiting
relatives and friends in st. Joseph
Missouri, Kansas City, Missouri
and pes Moines, Iowa, only 10 be
surprised by visit from Mr.. wal
ker's brother, Prince Walker OF
Chicago, III. a nephew. EmerCtt
NewComb. Dcs MOines Mrs Mar
shall Speers also arrived in the
city on September 9Th to visit with
the Walkers. Mrs Walker and
Mrs. Speers spent the week end
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Gas
kins. Mrs. Elizabeth Hiatt, Gaines
Mimi Mrs. Speers, Mrs, Gaskins,
and Mrs, Hiatt are sister of Mrs
Walker
Cresitucndos Club: The CREST
uendos Club held their first meet
ing of the fall al the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Iargene b. Urney S705
Fifth Av. s.. Sunday, September
.. Members are urged TO attend
the next meeting. as there will be
important issues, that have been
shelved during the summer
months will be discussed at this
time. The next meeting win be at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. David
Faison. 1000 Fifth Az. S, Sunday
September 23rd. at p, nj.
OpheIia Rice WCTU Meets The
Ophelia Rice Unit Of the WCTU
will meet with Mrs lone r. Brown,
5000 18th Az. s. Monday evening,
September -. at 20 p. m. Mem
bers and friends are urged 10 come
out for a very important meet
ing
Motor Trip To Duluth: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lane, Miss Harriet
| Lane and Mrs. Luvcnia Lewis and
daughter Penelope. 722 Fremont
| North. motored 10 Duluth Sep
teubcr 9th 10 visit Mr. and Mrs
John Moblcy. OF 9Th st r, Mr.
Moblcy is confined 10 his home
They returned home IN" same eve
ming
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-21

IN 1890 men IN business offices
uufEgmbcred women BY z 20 In
clerical jobs today women ogt
number men by IN I. except IN
government offices. where men
stIH dominate
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-21
ELLIS HOUSTON Still.
IN FAIRVIEw HOSPITAL.

Ellis Houston, veteran barber
and proprietor " rarticiar Bar.
bers at 500 Thiri ST =. Mime
apolls, 10 stin confined Ia Fair.
view hospital where his condition
remains critical
MIR, Elhs recently underwent an
eye operation and appeared to be
recovering and then suffered
set back.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-21

RfFNhN AAptis AhcNublk soLt
glow, balanced the arrangement,
Rev. Jerome Del Pho performed
the double ring ceremony,
The bride Is the daughter Of
MS Blanche Isabel of ala Fuller
Az, St Paul. Mr. Nancy Is tho
son ot Mr. and Mrs, J, Wesley
Nancy OF Sas2 9Th Az, s, Mime.
apohs.
A program OF nuptiai music was
presented by Al Richmond. organ.
list preceding the ceremony. Solo
ist Louis Zachary sang Because"
and "Untl' prior Ia the ceremony
just after the vows were repeat
Cd and as they knelt at the altar.
Miss Joetta Kemp sang. The
Lords Prayer" Mr., Richmond.
accompanied the soioists.
Given in marriage by her
brother. Thomas Isabel. the bride
WAS - picture OF lorlinesa In u
Euwn u white lace and net over
satin. The sleeveless nodded bodice
OF lace, fashioned with lace
paplin front and back and a lace
bow In hack was topped with a
lace Jacket featuring long fttcd
sleeves, Peter Pan collar and self
covered buttons down the front
The fun bouffant skirt Of net over
a rufrlcd net underSkirt was bal.
lerina length.
The brides finger~,ip veil Of u.
huston net fell from n lace crown
embelltshed with seed pearls
White satin pumps and pearl ear
rings a gift from the groom,
completed her ensemble she car.
ned Az arm bouquet 81 white
roses and Chryaanthemums
showcr'd with satin ribbon
Etrcamcrs.
Mrs Wilacy Balar, was her sis.
tcr's natrun Of honor and brides.
maids we're tho Misses Myrtle
Duncan and Corrine Grant, The
attendants wore Identical dresses
OF Azure blue tatfcta The ut
ted bodtc"s featured low v neck
lines 'front.' and back. short sleeves
and full houffant skirts. ballerina
length They wore pearl neck
laccs art from the bride, flower
hesdptecos with pink wells and
carried arm bouquets II pink
chyrranthcmums with matching
ribbon strramers.
Flower Girls We're Pink
Flower girls Jsaaica and Junnlta
Del Pine were attired in pink silk
frocks featuring Peter Pan collars
edged In white lace. short puffed
sleeves and accordiau plcated
skirts, hallsrina length, They wore
pink flower hesdpicces. white
gloves. black patent pumps and
gold heart necklaces. gift from the
brdr They carried nose gays Of
dwarf NUNS In varied huea
Ronald Judy Hest Man
Ronald Judy attended Mr.
Nancy aA best man FISHERS were
Floyd Manson and Adrian Isabel,
brother Of the bride, The groom
and his attendants wore black
tuxedo suits with black acceAaor-
iea and white carnation bouton.
niHreH
Reception Followed Ceremony
A reception was held immodt-
ateiy following the ceremony Tn
tho guild hail ~ the church Re
treatments we're served from
lace covered Table conferred with a
floral arrangement ~ reasonable
fl0serm and a Iw" TERED wedding
AXE wt'h pink ard white rose
buds and topped win tho trad .
lional bride and groom ornament
I'uHch was arrived from white
.0vcred table conferred with chg
sial punch bgRi
Mrs Isabel chose for her dauRt
'ers wedding a street length dress
= pink lace. matching shoes ani
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-21

There's = telescope de-
velopsd by an American company,
that e0uld lncsts an object a.
small As q dean white tennis ball
shining In the sunlight -- 1000
niles from The ear-h
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-21

Omitted From Guest Lat; The
name 81 Mrs Grace Ross was in
a1vsrtsntly omitted from the
guest list ~ those who attended
the recent annual Oriental Tea Of
the Daughters of fsls
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Returned To Work Mrs Bemce Elkns of $50 Central
turned TO work Miller Hospital after being away for month
with fractured shoulder.
Washington Visitors: Mr. and Mrs Richard Arts, Seattle
Washington will arrive in the city Saturday September 22nd
visit with their relatives aud friends During their stay in
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-21
ISABeL-kANEY NUPTlAlS HELD AT
CAMPHOR CHURCH SATURDAY
NlGHT; RECEPTION FOLLOWED

Camphor Methodist church ST. Pail the setting for
the twilight wedding Of Miss Blanche Isabel ST. Paul and John
VIM Nancy Of Minneapolis at saturday September Is
Profusion ef white and assorted colord flowers and Choum
ferns enhanced the beauty and saney of the setting
Two set of seven hranched candcahra with burning Ca
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WHEN YOUR TEN Ayers bring home their school chun
nothing bigger hit than 10 greet them with special
ike franks de luxe In their iaEJn they'd be te
Kreatsz~ only 70 get ready TOO because the
high with mixture made from park
aged delicious oonysn"ne oods Serve
beverage snd discs hand and the
youngsters wiz surely enjoy bons-siys lam session
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preeooksd rice ] can cream Of m1thfoon S0up
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Flower Girls We're Pink


Ronald Judy attended Mr.
Nancy M best man. Ushers were
Floyd Manson and Adrian Isabel,
brother Of the bride, The groom
and his attendants wore black
tuxedo suits with black acccHaor-
iea and white carnation bouton-
niHreH