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Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-12-14


Jackie Gleason In featuring the
Friendship Tree on his SAtur-
day program from 7 TO 8 p. m.
over Channel 4
He Is asking every family TO
send him a Christmas card carry
ing 1855 Christmas Seals 10 be
placed on the tree When enough
cards 10 decorate tree are re.
ceived from Minneapolis residents
they will be sent 10 the local CHS
station Cwcco-TvD to be given to
a children's hospital here.
Cards may be sent until Dec. 22
10 Jackie Gleason, "F'rtendship
Tree. New York 80, n. Y
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-12-14
Birthday
GREETINGS

I
Dec. Is Mrs, w. W. Kimberly,
Is5 Rondo Av,: Billy MaSSie. aS2
lglehart Av.: William Fonlkcs,
l4S hEelow Lane; Thomas Jones,
3l6ls Rondo Av,
Dee, 10 ~Eulah Ciemons, 400
Rondo Av,. Mrs Carl Claihourne,
isT St Anthony Av,; Harry Bal.
lard, STT st. Anthony Av,: Greg
ory Keith Thomas. S3l Rnndo Av,,
Mrs, Ethel H. Thomas. 9et Ron.
| do Av
Dee, Il Earl A. Neil. Ts6 St
Anthony Av, reariie Mae VIII
hams, 5pT Rondo Av,; Clyde GIN.
man, aa5 Rondo Av,, Arthur
Blakey. 100 st Anthony Av.: Mrs,
Mahlon Thomas. sos Rendo Av.
Dee. Is Joseph Harris, SIS
Marion St, Margaret Davis. 66d
Eondo Av; Daniel II, Taylor, T76
Ronao Av.: Wyatt Cooper. lS3 w.
Central Av,; Mrs. Anita Williams,
J 7It ST Anthony Av.; Ellis Neal
T6l Rondo Av; Steven and Peter
White. T27 Thomas Av., Enoch
Marshall $50 Fuller Av.
Dec 10 Manlcy Rhodes, Jr.,
1919 Marshall Av., Alccuya Nc.
Elwain $50 Rondo Az: Estclynne
Wagner. 500 St Anthony Az,
payton Hunt. Jr,. 90s Carroll Av.;
Mrs. Arthur nm, SaS Carroll Az.
Miss Anna Smith, TIS w Central
Av., Dorothy Carter $50 Carroll
Av.; Mrs. Josephine Kemp. a30
Central Av., Lloyd Smith, 65i
st Anthony Az.
Dec. 20 Joe Monroe, 622 Lyle
hart Av. II. A. Collins, 6i6 u
Belvedcrc.
Dec - o. w Lindsey, 7b6
Carroll Av; Mrs Mable Patrick.
1881 Park Av.. Evelyn Lomh. $50
W. Central Av,; Arthur Inn, s3s
Carroll, Mrs. MabIe Harris. 4i5
Kent st; Jerome Bradford ben,
ner, G72 st Anthony Az
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
Dec IS Mrs. Anna Mcconnell.
5i2 Colfax Av, n,
Dec 10 Wendell Jones, 372l
Alduch Av. s. Mrs. Elaine chlla
dress. III Firth Av. S. Geneva
JoIhff DO7 Aldrich Av N. Carl
Fraction. asil Clinton Av.. Mrs,
Pete Ratscli, i4I5 nth Av. N.
Joseph Phillip Ray, Jrr. 720 Ere
mont Av n,
Dec. II Jalmer Johnson, l3i3
Queen Av. N; Augustus Cotton.
9is nth Av. NJ. Mrs. Nellie Stone,
300 Girard Av. N, Nina Thomp-
son, 39i9 Clinton Av.. Mrs, Jessie
Shepard, 372s Fifth Av. r.; Mrs,
Prtmith Cook 1928 Portland Av.
Dee. Is Walter J. Murphy, 1900
Stevens Av.: Allen Powell, 47Ol
Humboldt Av. s.; Noel Lacy
Jones, BIB Logan Av. ".
Dec, 10 Mira. Marveliean Cal
land, 1928 Fourth Av, g. Wilma
II. Randall. 4l2i Clinton Av., Da-
vid James Curry, 3s36 Firth Av.
&.
Dec. 20 Mrs, Shirley Wade.
1920 Fourth Av. y.
Dec. n Mrs. Margaret Reiss,
slf Emerson Av N. Elsie Jack.
son, 600 N. FIFTH st: Deborah
Elaine Wilkinson. AHA Third Av.
s.; George 3. Banks Jr, 1925
Fourth Av. s., Curtis Christy and
George Joseph Booker, 1908 Cln-
ton Av
Out-of-Town Birthday
Dec. l7-H. O. Newman, Kan
sas City, Mo.
Dec 10 Rev. NJ u. Nelson,
Columbus, o.
Dec. 20 Hilbert A. Bowdon.
Rockford. III.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-12-14

and Gail, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kelley Of Springfield, O., are the
paternal grandparents.
Baby Christened: Mitchell
Leighlan Horton. four months old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Horton Of Washington. d. c. was
christened Sunday. December Q,
following the morning service.
at Border Methodist church.
Rev, Charles NJ, Sexton. performed
the baptismal ceremony. Sponsors
at the baptism were Miss Olga
Anderson OF St Paul and James
Gardner Of Washington. d. c.
Breakfast PinochIe Club: Mrs.
Wendell c, Gibbs. 1919 f. 42nd
st, Minneapolis, Will be hostess to
the Breakfast Pinochle club on
Saturday, December Is.
Chicago Visitors: Visitors at the
papers office on Monday. Dec. 10.
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Al
sup Of Chicago. and Mrs. Leroy
Moody Of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alsup came to the city for the
wedding of their daughter, Patri-
cia Ann, whose marriage to Eu-
gene Robinson of Minneapolis took
place Saturday, December 8, at st.
Peter'st AME church at p. M.
Mrs. Moody also came 10 the city
for the wedding. The visitors were
the house guests of Mrs. Alsups
nephew and family. Mr., and Mrs
Vincent Shepherd of 1887 Portland
Av. Mr.. and Mrs. Shepherd and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wagner en-
tertained the visitors following re-
hearsal Friday evening, at the
Nacirema Club.
Twilight Social Club: Mr.. and
Mrs. Norval Barksdale. 1908 EN-
erson Av. N, were hosts to the
Twilight Social club on Saturday
evening, December &. Final plans
were completed for the Christmas
party, which will be held Decem-
Der 20, at the Nacirema Club, 3949
Fourth Av. s. The annual drawing
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-12-14

vet Baptist church on Sunday. Mo-
vember o.
DInner Guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Allen, 9isa ST. Anthony
Av had as their dinner guests on
sunday, December .. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lionel Allen, Mrs, Geneva Murray
and Mrs, Mitue Lockhart Follow
inE dinner guests relaxed with
teleyision and Eocialixcd
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-12-14
WEDDING
ANNlvE
MINNEAPOLIS

Dec. rs Mr.. and Mrs Rudy
Jenkins. sol Colfax Av, ", three
years. Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Aston.
3sl7 Third Av, s, % years: Mr.,
and Mrs, Norman Mccoy. 5i6 2oth
Av, s. five years.
December IL Mr. and Mrs
Conny Landers, III 18th Av, N. Is
years.
December iS-Mr. and Mrs
Henry Thomas, Ssi5 Clinton Av.,
seven years. Mr.. and Mrs F'reder-
ick u. Jones. 36s2 Fourth Av. S.
10 years.
Dec. ls-Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Murray. 4oSt Third Av. S, Ia
years
ST. PAUL
Dec, Is Mr., and Mrs. Tommie
Braddock. 707 Iglehart Av. nine
years, Mr. and Mrs, &. II. Parker,
I66 Rondo Av., eight years
Dec, IL Mr.. and Mrs. overton
wycough. T69 Carroll Av., IS
years.
Dee, Is Mr., and Mrs Jack AMI
son, 90S Iglehart Av,, nine years
Dee, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mockabee, 927 ST Anthony Av..
IL years; Mr., and Mrs, d. r.
Henderson, 900 st. Anthony Av.,
20 years; MIR. and Mrs. Manuel
Mason, 9i7 st Anthony Av.. "a
years; Mr. and Mrs, Clifford
Combs. 467 ST. Anthony Av,. is
years
Dec. 20 Mr., and Mrs. w. l.
Collins. $50 st. Anthony Av,. 20
years.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-12-14
a PART oF CHRISTMAS

Holly branches are part of the
Christmas scene Even before
there WAS q Christmas the ancient
Romans found that tho shiny.
pricldy green leaves and red ber-
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-12-14

Memphis, Tenn fANPJ- A brother killed -
faith healer Oct % "becauae the Lord told
found insane last jury
the hospital criminalIy al Nashville
The action under Judge Campbell
Johnny Lee ToIyer
The Tolvers told police that George
Webster leader the Temple
he "hsxod' their mother who recently n hospital
Police said Johnny T~e Init firing he
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-12-14
Gleoson's Friendship
Teo VIII Bring
Cheer To Children

Minneapolis families can help
bring Christmas cheer TO chill
dren's wards in several Hennepin
county hospitals this holiday
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-12-14

Latest figures Indicate that
average length ~ time that fam.
lilies keep their TV sets on In g02
hours a day.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-12-14
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS 4

new Son: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kelley 4444 Fourth Av. S,
are receiving congratulations the birth of baby boy Craig
an who arrived November 80 in Minneapolis General hos
pa and tipped the scales six pounds eleven ounces
The newcomer welcomed when he arrived home by his
two brothers, Paul Douglas and Richard
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-10

woman said the responsibility
for the tragedy at Ribbon Creek.
Paris Island, S. c., docs not
belong on the shoulders of Sergt.
McKeon," but on "the officers
and authorities of the United
States Marine Corps"
She said they knew of the
training methods which included
night marches to the creek,
"condoned it and did nothing to
have this type of training
changed or prohibited"
Mrs. Rogers said Sergt. Nc
Keen had no opportunity to
challenge the officers of the court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-10

serving many years in teaching
and supervisory nursing capac-
tiles in Washington and Cleve-
land.
Miss Warfield has been elm
ical co-ordinator at Georgetown
since 1852.
She was graduated from
Mercy Hospital School Of Nurs-
ing, Jackson. Mich, and received
her Master of Science in Nursing
Education at Catholic Univer-
sitY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-10

and said the officers in the court
knew in their own minds they
were expected to convict the de-
PENDANT"
She said the officers consti-
tuting the court more or less
assume the defendant is guilty
or the general court-martial
would not have been ordered"
and that its job is primarily to
determine the extent of guilt"
She said Sergt. McKeon was
"rightfully acquitted" of man
slaughter, oppression of troops
and conduct to the discredit of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-10
School of Nursing
At GU Names z
To Higher Posts

Appointments of a new asso-
ciate dean and a new assistant
dean were announced today by
the Georgetown University
School of Nursing.
Mary Catherine Wisler, assist
ant educational director of the
school, was named associate
dean. Stella c. Warfield, clinical
co-ordinator, was named assist
ant dean.
She was named to her present
job at Georgetown in 1852, after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-10

the service, but the court
martial. with high authority
breathing on their necks for a
conviction" found him guilty of
1.-The very convenient felony of
negligent homicide"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-10
Mrs. Rogers Sends Plea
To Thomas for McKeon

LOWELL Mass, Aug. 10 d-Representative Edith Nourse
Rogers Republican Massachusetts, has Secretary of the
Navy Thomas void the guilty findings and resulting penalties
against SSrgt Matthew Mceon and that he be restored his
rightful position in the Marine Corps"
In letter to Mr. Thomas Yesterday the lowell Congress-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-10

LISTEN TO
GOLDEN BEACH ScRAPBo0K"
with Bailey and Dunno
on WPIK, WGAY,
WPTX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-10
Exclusive!

Golden Beach is NOT the usual development.
II is dramatically new and exciting! II IS
sensibly zoned, the lots spacious and there
are rules and regulations to protect YOUR
private property values.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-10

SELECT CHOICE COTTAGE FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
atWashingtons Newest and Nearest Summer Colony
section exciting beach sites being
better
at
miles romhe to road of property.
"a Acre Cottage Sites New 1000 foot Private Beach
Miles Of BIackop Roads LifeguaFds on Duty
Magic Miles Of Waterfront Lots Fairgrounds, Picnic Areas
. Minutes D. C. Line Sensible Restrictions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-10
'Coconut Crops Rise

neutrality-suspicious. produc-
ton of coconuts totaled 1.078.136I
tons in 1855, an increase of 8
per cent over 1854 production.
Evening star., 1956-12-28
Delegates
Daughter
is Married
By the Associa led Press

Miss Doris Ann Bartlett,
daughter Of Delegate and Mrs.
E. L. Bartlett of Alaska, and
Burke Riley of Haines, Alaska,
were married in Ryland Meth
odist Church last night.
The Washington ceremony
climaxed a surprise announce
ment made to friends upon
the couples arrival here Mon
day.
Mr.. Riley. who is a lawyer,
is a native of Olympia, Wash
He is a former Secretary OF
Alaska and is now a member
of the Territorial House Of
Representatives.
His bride has been on the
staff of the Juneau (Alaska)
Independent.
Miss Sue Bartlett, the
brides sister, was her only
attendant. M. w. Goding, q
friend of the bridegroom from
Skagway and now with the
Department Of the Interior,
was best man.
After a brief honeymoon
trip. the couple will return to
Haines for the converting Of
the Alaska Legislature later
in january.
Evening star., 1956-12-28

more on December 8, before
which Mr.. and Mrs. Peters
gave q dinner.
Mr.. Archbold received with
his daughter in the lovely old
mansion of his mother which
was decorated with Christmas
greens. Emil Coleman and his
orchestra came down from
New York to play for the
dancing.
The tall, blond and striking
looking debutante wore q dress
Of white brocade designed
along simple lines. She car
ried white orchids.
Down for a peek at their
first party we're Anne's two
half sisters. Moira Archbold, 8,
and Shellie Archbold. 6.
Party Dresses
Both were wearing very spe-
cial new party dresses. Also
on hand was Miss Sandra
Fales Of New York and Co
conut Grove, Fla, another
debutante and close friend Of
Miss Archbold.
Others giving dinners be-
fore the dance were Mr.. and
Mrs. Middleton Train and Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Sullivan, jr.
The debutante is a grad
uate Of Madeira School and is
now attending Goucher Col
lege. She is interested in sail
ing and horseback riding.
She was also presented here
at a tea at Thanksgiving time,
at the Bachelors Cotillion in
Baltimore and in Newport last
summer.
Evening star., 1956-12-28
ThreeDebs
Bows Here

The debutante scene in
Washington last evening was
filled with dining and dane
ing.
A dinner and q dance were
used to present three more
debutantes to local society and
there was rnerriment for all.
BY the time Of the dinner
there had already been 80
girls presented by their parents
in q mere seven days.
The dinner last evening was
given by Mr.. and Mrs, Horace
w. Peters and Mrs. Graeme
Korff for their, daughters,
Alexandra Korff and Anne
Bradford Peters. It took place
at the Woman's National
Democratic Club.
Dance
The dance was given for
Miss Anne Archbold by her
father. Mr.. John Archbold, and
her grandmother, Mrs. Anne
Archbold. It took place at the
latter's large residence on
Reservoir Road.
Receiving the almost 70
guests at the dinner were the
three hosts and their daugh-
ters. The club was a festive
scene Of Christmas greens and
there were two strolling music
ians from Sidney's orchestra.
Anne Peters wore a dress
OF white lace and peau de sole
fashioned with a bouffant
skirt. She carried an old
fashioned bouquet of white
carnations and pink sweet
heart roses. Mrs. Peters wore
a sheath Of brown and gold
brocade and her flowers were
brown orchids.
Tall, blond Alexandra Korff
chose q dress Of shell pink or
ganza and taffeta which was
floor length and she carried
matching flowers. Her mother
was in sapphire blue taffeta.
Mrs. Korff is Anne Peters
godmother.
Miss Korff is Q graduate Of
Potomac and Madeira schools
mere and is now attending
Evening star., 1956-12-28

butantes. She is the great
granddaughter Of the late
Senator and Mrs. LeBaron
Bradford Colt of Rhode Island
and of the late Admiral and
Mrs. @. A. Converse Of WASH
ington.
Her grandmother was pre-
sented to Washington society
by Admiral and Mrs. Converse
in 1897 and her mother made
her debut here in 1925 at q
party given by Senator and
Mrs. Colt. She is q descendant
of Samuel Colt who invented
the Colt revolver. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peters left Washington in 1914
and are now living in Sewickly,
Pa.
The hosts had q table of
their friends at the dinner.
Among them were Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter White, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene O'Dunne. Mrs.
Edward Russell, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Washington Davidge, sr.,
Mr.. Bill Walton and Mr..
Francis de Wolfe.
Among the debutantes from
out Of town at the party were
Miss Carol Hubbard of Pitts
field, Mass. and Miss JOSE
phine Ludlow Of Eastern, Md.
Also there was Anne Arch
bold.
Miss Korff also made her
debut at a tea last June given
by her mother at her resi-
dence.
Anne Peters was presented
to Pittsburgh society last June
at a dinner dance given by
her parents and also at the
Bachelors C0ti1Iina in na1ti
Evening star., 1956-12-28

Bryn Mawr College where she
plans to major in political
science. She is also very inter-
ested in sports.
Miss Peters also was grad
Evening star., 1956-12-28

-ALElGH HABERDAsHER. WASHINGTON AND CHEVY CHASE
Evening star., 1956-12-28

uated from Madeira School
and is now attending Brad
ford Junior College.
Miss Peters comes from q
long line of Washington de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-27

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Welcome gifts wherever they go because they're so
smartly styled so comfortable ideal for Tv viewing
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has tremendous seection-modern and traditional big
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We have prices to fit every budget and here
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-27

attracted Portuguese fisher
men and sailors.
X = y X
IF YOU SEE more and more
television cameras at embassy
official receptions the reason is
the United States Information
Agency is sending films of
parties to Latin American
countries. These are shown on
local TV stations and appar-
emily have a very wide audi
ence.
URUGAY'S NEW ENVOY,
Julio Lacarte Muro, is expected
to arrive in Washington around
August 20. A Counselor of En-
baSsy here five years ago, he's
since been chief of mission in
Ecuador and Bolivia. His wife,
the former Ivy OMara, is
British and they have a H.
year-old daughter Juliette.
Also appointed to Washing
ton as Jordan's Minister and
charge d'affaires is Mahmound
RouSSan, former Arab Legion
Lieutenant Colonel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-27
AUTOMATICALLY
SPEAKING
Rountrees Are Handsome Couple;
McllvdineS Turn F Qrmers in PORTUGAL
By SELMA ROOSEVELT

There's hardly a better
looking couple in Govern
ment's upper-echelons than
the newly-appointed Assistant
Secretary of State and Mrs.
William Rountree.
Mr.. Rountree is taking over
George Aliens job as Assistant
Secretary for the Near East
and Africa. He has been Mr..
Aliens deputy for the pest
year.
Mr.. Rountree, who's 80, and
his beauteouS, brunette wife
we're last stationed in Teheran,
where he was Counselor of
Embassy.
He served in the same
capacity in Ankara. Turkey
and before that was director
of the Office of Greek Turkish
and Iranian affairs, as we'll as
serving for two years in Athens
and earlier in other parts of
the Middle East.
The Rountrees have a g.
year old daughter and make
their home in Chevy Chase,
Md.
BOB McILVAINE, who re-
Gently departed for Lisbon,
where he's Counselor of En-
basSy, is. now a full fledged
Portuguese farmer.
He and his author-wife
Jane write they've taken a
farm about IS minutes outside
Lisbon.
They have a gardener who
goes with the place for $40 a
month and say they might
even go into truck farming
what with fruitful orchards
on their place.
1.-The house, with heat and
cooking by fireplace and wood
stove, promises to be a trif1e
rustic" he writes, but I'm
hoping Mr.. Sears and Mr..
Roebuck can help me out with
insulation.
THE PRESIDENTS GUEST
HOUSE, blair and Blair-Lee
Houses was full of workmen
recently who laid new parquet
flooring in the reception rooms
and dining room of Blair Lee
House. But typical of the Gov
ernment'S approach, the par
quet was put only where the
floor shows. Under the rugs
it's the same old flooring.
WHEN THE PORTUGUESE
AMBASSADOR and Senhora
de Esteves FernandeS jour-
neyed to New Bedford, Mass.
recently, they were greeted
with a hullaboo unusual for
New Englanders.
Every word they spoke was
quoted. every move described
and photographers followed
them wherever they went.
One of the reasons for the
large following, of course, is
that this famous old whaling
and shipping center has long
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