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End Fertilizer Woste-Soye Money!

Used for indoor and outdoor planting,
Fertl-Cubes save many times their low
and trouble! Unlike chemical nutrients
that may be washed away by rain be-
fore roots can reach and absorb them,
Fertl-Cubes are ORGANIC-otpe lasting
nutritipe action. While chemical nutri-
ents often subject plants to too much
nitrogen ut once, safe Fertl-Cubes re-
lease their vital nitrogen and other i'm.
portant food elements gradually--feed
THE GROWING SEASON. As roots grow
right through them they are In the best
possible position TO keen plants well
food package" ready TO deliver nutri-
ment whenever needed. You get won
derful results every time.
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IGreger Lecture
Wednesday to Aid
Public Projects

Mrs. Herbert Greger. an &C.
Icomplished flower arranger ano
teacher. win lecture on the arr
Wednesday at 3 pm. in the
Woodward g. Lothrop auditor.
ium at Wisconsin and Western
avenues.
The affair will benefit the &C.
Itivities of the Garden Club Of
Chevy Chase. Maryland. helping
Idefray the costs of such projects
las the garden at the Home fol
IIncurables. spraying lockwood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-08

In
10
question You are the judge. decision win |
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your neiEbbors they'n be coming around
In droves to gaze In amaEement! You'll
have such an abundant yield this year
y0uli be amazed yourself!
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OSE0 w
Gardeners in ENGLAND use Fertl- Cubes
In every state tried them for
"Started street. peas In my first order q
FERTL-CUBES everyone tdsctndted
BY their rapid ero,oth =; ddtcr' my
Mrs. W II. G., Cobleskill, N. Y.
"FERTL-CUBES are Dreatl :. Eperp
seed oreto developed into healthy
pldnt started TO bloom"
Mrs. M. b., San Francisco, Calf
"Eperv seed planted IN FERTL.CUBES
came through fO0sbl FERTL-CUBES pro.
duced better plants, verv strong and
sturdv--dnd so easy to trdHSpldntl'
z. A. W., Bovey, MINI.
~ set out 90 tomato pIants. THIS A. N:
they're sig inches hi0hi rs great
inpentiont"
M. W. T., Port washington, N. Y.
my sistsr-in-lap In MILWAUKEE. Wiscon-
ain tried pour FERTL-cUBES and Uas
90 satis1ied she told me used
FHRTL-CUBES myself WITH vsry good
rssuItsi' o. r.. InEleside, Ill,
"FERTL-cUBES are wondertau II seos
q thrill to see hoW roots 0reip out Qf
them when :. planted them ontdoorsr
Mrs. NJ. G., Brooklyn. N.
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TART SEEDS INDOORS NOW>

ORGANIC
10
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so Pages in Glorious Full Color

HERE II is Jackson q Perkins
! 1 brand.new Spring 1856 Rose cata-
log-ths most exciting most eolorful
-. most beautiful catsiog we have ever
published - and it's yours ABSOLUTE
LY FREE! so full-eolor pages Of breath
taking, prize-winning Roses Roses
that will make your garden the show.
place Of your neighborhood this summer!
You'll sss all the sensational, brand.
new JAP varieties like Spartan - the
smazing new JAP Wonder Floribunda
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irst time. with such thrilling results we r
II started my ndsturttum seeds IN
FERTL-CUBES and they are the talk
OF the nsiohborhoodt"
Mrs. NJ, Brooklyn, N. Y
IAN seed planted In FERTL-CUBES
cermindted perfectly trdnspionted
without shock orep and mere much
healthier than seeds planted in the open
cround,"v. G. s., West Roxbury. Mass.
Contained wonderful resuitsl used
FERTL-CUBES on my house plants =.
they haze perv lnrurtdHt foliage"
Mrs. v. M. r., Cleveland, Ohie
"Inudluablel save thinning and zoe
can put each plant 3ust where ve vcnt
g." Mrs. J. M, Conneaut, Ohio
Extremely peil pleased with FERTL-
CUBES raised Is "beef-stedk" to-
thing / hare nsper been able to DO
before"
Mrs. M. v. D., Mt. Ephrsina. n, J.
"FRRTL-CUBES ore terrified Ntce,
clean wdv to stayt your sssda:"
send me 5000 'FERrI-csUsES. Hsa
great success NTH the cubes and will
alirdys Vse themP' II. B., Peekskill, N. Y.
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North, east, south, west-biseuits
are an American favorite. But bis
cults vary by region. In the South
west Poeketbook biscuits are popu.
lar--dough rounds are spread with
butter, folded over and baked.
To add originality 10 ordinary
fare Betty Croker suggests Pocket
book biscuits served piping hot with
red Jams, tart marmalades or amber
honey.
PocKETBooK BISCUITS
"a cup shortening
2eups Gold Medal Flour
9iSp. baking powder
tsp. salt
u cup milk
Sift together dry ingredients. Cut
in shortening. Stir in milk. Knead
on lightly Toured surface. Roll out
"a" thick. Cut rounds, spread with
butter, fold in half and press edges
together. For extra richness, spread
fat on top Of biscuits before baking.
Bake 1912 min. at 450' on UNI
creased baking sheet.
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Wednesday March %, in celebra-
ton OF her 18th birthday which
was March ~. Her mother was
hostess and guests were the
Misses Barbara Luke and Saundra
Johnson.
Baby Roy; It's a son for Mr..
and Mrs William spivey, a9iO
Fourth Av s. who was born
March 80 at Falriew hospital
William spivey Jr, is the name
chosen, The baby, born premature
~ is stin in the hospital, but Is
doing fine. AnNiously awaiting at
home TO welcome his new brother
and playmate is his brother Kelvin.
MT and Mrs, william Helm OF
1909 Firth Az S, are the maternal
grandparents
Chicago VISITORS Mr. and Mrs,
William Morrow and Mr. and
Mrs, Edward Jones OF Chicago,
H., were the recent houseguests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. william Lumsey
OF 922 Fremont Az n They came
90 the city TO attend the Horse
mans dance,
out OF Hospital; Miss Mildred
Erricks, 500 Oak Lake Av N, re-
turned home Saturday, March 81
from Abbott hospital whore she
had been hospitalized on March
20 due 10 an asthma attack Miss
Erricks Is greatly improved
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Lines BUsyI

Speaking Of automation -- as
who isn't7 - if our country's
telephone companies stin had to
depend upon the old manually OPP
Grated system instead Of on dial
phones. there wouldn't be enough
women between IS and 40 in the
whole land to fin the jobs!
II the dial system had not solv-
ed the problem Of filling today's
telephone needs. costs would have
scared so high that many Of US
could not afford TO have phones
today. incidentally, the telephone
companies employ many more
PEOPLE now than they did under
the old operator system.
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Use recipe for Raspberry Char
lotte, Turn mixture into Choco-
late Kunkle Tart Shells and gar
nish with candy flowers
Chocolate KrinkIc Tart shells
2 squares unswcetencd chocolate
2 tablespoons butter
tablespoons hot milk or water
q cup sifted confectioners sugar
a cup sugar-coated toasted rice
cereal
1 cup shredded cocoanut, cut and
toasted
Melt chocolate and butter in
top OF double boiler, stirring until
blended. Combine milk and sugar.
Add TO chocolate mixture, stirring
well. Add cereal and coconut.
Spread on bottom and sides OF
six 81 inch tart pans. Chill until
firm.
Remove each tart shell from
pan by placing a hot damp cloth
around bottom and sides OF pan
for TO 10 seconds; then loosen
from sides with a small spatula
or knife and lift from pan. Work
with one tart shell at a time.
Return to refrigerator until ready
TO serve.
To serve, fill with Raspberry
Charlotte and garnish with candy
flowers
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Mrs. IA. @. Evans Is
Host To BTidue Club

Mrs Nj, c. Evans, 37AO Firth
Az. s., was charming hostess
on Saturday evening, March 81,
when she entertained husbands
OF members OF her club, the
Laiasez-nous-f aire Bridge Club,
and a few guests at a prettily APP
pointed dinner party. Following n
complete dinner menu served buff
fet style, bridge was enjoyed for
the remainder OF the evening En-
Toying her hospitality were
Messrp, and Mines. Charles Glenn,
Palmer Jackson and Mrs. Earl
Brent, guests. Members and hus-
bands present included the Messrs,
and Mines, o, l.. Alexander, Clar-
ence A. Anderson, Harry s. Brown
Bure Carmichael ST., ollye Gum,
Richard l.. Stokes sr. and Mat
thew Evans.
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Surprise Purty Held
For p. n. Henderson

Mr.. p, II. Henderson. 400 81.
Anthony Av, was the honored
guest al a surprise birthday party
given by his wife on Friday
evening, March 80 at their rome.
AS Mr., Henderson sat chatting
in his home with some friends,
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. FoulSes and
Mrs. Matte Gillyard, the door bell
rang, and on answering, Frank
Boyd. secretary-treasurer OF the
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Por-
tiers union, accompanied by menu
bers Of the BSCP auxiliary came
in singing Happy Birthday"
For moment Mr. Henderson
was speeches. with surprise, but
soon realized what il was all a.
bout and joined in the fun. Every
one enjoyed a real CAB fest, after
which a delicious lunch was served
highlghted by a beautiful birth
day cake baked by Mrs. Hender-
son.
Gifts OF cash were presented to
Mr. Henderson by each guest as
they wished him many more hap
py birthdays.
Helping to make his birthday a
happy occasion were the Mines
Dewey Jackson, Ben Campbell
Charles Compton, A, Ferguson,
Ella Archer, Edward Goodman,
Carrie Mcwatt, Matte Gillyard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Foulkes and Frank
Boyd
Mrs. Ira l.. Cox Sr. and Mr. A.
Ferguson sent gifts, but We're I'M
able 10 be present
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North Sfor Branch OF
NAPE Will Hold Regular
Maefino Sunduv. AnYil

North Star Branch of the Ma.
tional Alliance Of Postal Employ.
ees will hold its next regular
monthly meeting Sunday, April 8
at 2 p. m. at the home Of James
T. Logan, 500 w. Central Av., st
Paul.
North Star Branch viii be host
10 the annual convention of Dis.
trict No. 7, which win come to the
Twin Cities, June % and "a, 1856
President Dennis T. Hines urges
the Women's Auxiliary 10 become
active and help make arrange
ments to extend a warm welcome
to the delegates
other activities are being plan
ned for the summer season by the
branch, but to accomplish ouI
aims, we must have the coopera.
ton Of all members.--Louis p
Moore, reporter.
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III 80 AIlef the business SeS-
sion, Mrs. Jackman celebrated her
birthday. Refreshments were serv-
ed and a social hour enjoyed. The
next meeting win be at the home
Of Mrs. Ernest Johnson, 1915 Car
roll Av, on April 9.
Breakfast PinOchIe Club: Mrs.
Wendell Gibbs, 1919 f. And St,
Minneapolis, viii be hostess to the
Breakfast Pinochle club on Satur-
day, April 7.
Sad Mission: Mrs. Pearl Rhodes
Boone, wife Of DR.. Henry H
Boone Of Chicago, III, and sister
Of Manly J. Rhodes Sr.. Of 500
Carroll Av., died in Chicago We'd
nesday morning, March 2s. Mr..
and Mrs. Rhodes had left Tuesday
night for Chicago and arrived
Wednesday morning. Funeral ser
vices were held at 10 a. m. Mon
day April ? at Corpus Christi
Catholic church, Chicago. In addi-
ton to her husband. DR.. Boone
and brother, Manly Rhodes, she is
survived by two other brothers,
John Rhodes, Topeka, Kans., and
Earl Rhodes of Chicago, and a
number Of other relatives.
Matinee Bridge Club: Mrs. Earl
Brent, 1929 Fourth Av. s. Mime
apolis, will be hostess to the Mat
inee Bridge club on Saturday,
April 7.
Family Visitors; Mr.. and Mrs,
John Page Of Manly, Ia, spent a
couple of days in the city visiting
their daughters and sons-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Claridy OF
716 Iglehart Av. and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. B. Jones Of sol Carroll
Av.
Week End In Missouri: Mr.. and
Mrs. William Radcliffe, 1924 w
Central Av., spent the Easter
week end in Kansas City, Mo, Wis.
iting relatives and friends.
Attacks Brooks Post: Attacks
Brooks Post No. SOC, American
Legion will hold its regular
monthly meeting Friday night,
April s, at its clubrooms, 7O9
Rondo Av, All members are urged
to be present.
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participating were a large num-
Der Of sister and brother teams.
Among the tots participating
in the show were: Charles Balen-
ger, Marilyn and Merrie Collen
Barr. Merle and Peter Bell. Gomez
and Roberta Blakey, JunRuld,
Marie and Cheryl Braddock. Mari
dee and Nathaniel Galloway,
Claire and Walter Coins, Lenore
and Michael Gray and sharon
Harper Also Tana Hickman. Car
oline and Kathleen Hughes, Col
leen, Edgar and Toya Murphy,
Toni Oden, Raymond Clydean and
Alethia Parker, Samuel and Ar
thur Rinehart, Althea Mango and
Gordon Robins, Kathleen and
James Robinson III, Louise Spill
man, Glen and Lannie Taylor and
Curtis, Peggy and Rita Willis,
Gay young fashions for pre-
teeners and teeners We're worn by
the Misses Charlene Banks, Betty
Barr, Adrienne Coleman, Flora
and Natalie Galloway Rosetta
Gardner. Joyce henderson
Yvonne Henderson, Mary Kay
Murray, Jelahn Rivers, Sandra
Rogers, Joyce Sims, Cherriu Slor-
by Paula Thomson and Paula
Wood The most chic in spring at
tire for the young man was model
ed by Raymond Graham, Arthur
Hill, Harold Knott and James
SimmS.
Everything from casual play
fashions TO summer evening at
tire was displayed by the Mines.
Helen Cartwright, Bernadine Fas-
ter and Yvonne Robinson. Also,
the Misses Ilene Davis, Ethel
Davis, Ethel James and Earline
Neil
Adding variety to the program
were the appearances Of Miss Mil
bred Pollard, soprano soloist of
Minneapolis, who sang, The
World Is Waiting For The Sun.
rise" and Richard Murphy, who
sang, "I'm Falling In Love" An
interpretive dance was given by
Miss Anita Hill. Miss Pollard and
Mr.. Murphy were accompanied by
Mrs. Prentice Harris.
Winners of door prizes which
were drawn by Floyd Massey III
were: the Mines. Bella shelton
Clifford Speese, Marguerite Cor.
don, Sally Gray and Miss jeanne
Stone.
President Of the Ladies' Aid so.
ciety is Mrs. Freda Harris. Other
officers are: Mrs. James Taylor
vice president, Mrs. Bertran
Shannon, secretary; Mrs. Charles
Banks, financial secretary; Mrs
John L. Banks, ST., correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Ida Mae Muir,
ply, treasurer and Mrs. Annie
Black, chaplain.
Wardrobe mistresses doing
their parts behind tire scenes were
the Mines. Paul Wood, Percy
Dawson, Robert Shoffner. Floyd
Barr, Juanita Murphy, Earlint
Galloway and Paul Thomson.
Mrs. w. d. Gray was chairman
Of ire publicity committee. She
was assisted by Mrs, Charles
Banks and Mrs, Percy Dawson.
Door prizes were donated by
members Of the Ladies Aid So
ciety Mrs. J. r. Jones, Mrs
Freda Harris, Mrs. Bertram
Shannon and Mrs. Floyd Barr.
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Tor Women;
Fluffy Raspberry Charlotte - A Heavenly
Mute For Chocolate Krinkle Tort Shells

With the last bite Of winter
comes change OF mood in anti
cipstion Of spring There's a gay
ETY. about everything. even meal
planning and especially when il
comes to desserts that are har-
bingers OF the lovely season ahead,
Raspberry Charlotte Krinltle
Tarts have all the light and airy
qualities Of spring and a wonder
ful combination Of navors and
textures. Crisp and chocolatcy is
the crust and rich and yummy the
Raspberry Charlotte. Lovely to
look at and ever so good to eat
But it's virtues are not limited
10 taste-appeal, for this elegant
party dessert can be prepared well
ahead Of time and stored in the
refrigerator. Bake and chill the
Chocolate Krinkle Tart Shells and
fill with easy-to-prepare Rasp-
berry Charlotte made with rasp-
berry favored gelatine, tart rasp-
berry jam and whipped cream,
Garnished with candy flowers and
charmingly served, this win be
welcome as flowers of spring.
II you are planning a buffet
supper, here are a couple Of menus
we have found particularly tempt
ing;
"a. Tuna fish and pre-cookec
rice casserole; CHARTERED tomatoes
and cucumbers; Crusty garlic
bread. Raspberry Charlotte Krin
kle Tarts: steaming hot instant
coffee.
(2D. oven fried chicken
Tossed green salad; Corn bread
Raspberry Charlotte Krinkls
Tarts; steaming hot instant cot,
fee.
Raspberry Charlotte
/ package raspberry-naVored
gelatin
cup hot water
a cup cold water
Y teaspoon salt
x cup red raspberry jam
y cup cream, whipped
Dissolve gelatin in HOT water
Add cold water and salt. Chill un-
III slightly thickened. Place in
bowl Of ice and water and whip
with egg beater until fluffy and
thick. Fold in jam and cream
Spoon into mold. Chill until firm
Unmold. Makes 10 8 servings.
Raspberry Charlotte Tarts
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Social and Personal
4 sr.'PAul- 4

Motor To Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Brady and son
Of 1901 Portland Av left by motor Thursday March 90 for
ST. Louis No. spend the Easter weekend with parents
Celebrates Birthday; Little Miss Connie Hunsberger,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Martin unberger of 1885 Fourth
Az guest honor luncheon downtown cafe on
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

returns Home Mrs. Jessie Arnold 4O7 Rondo has return
cd 70 the e after spending week Chicago with her aunt
ana uncle Mr. and Mrs Ollie j. MeAIanus Mrs AcNlauus is
very Ill at the present
Gold Band Club Held Meeting: Mrs Jacman 600 St
Anthony Av hostess to the Gold Band club on Monday
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''Television isn't replacing ra-
do half as fast as it's replacing
homework. beatrice Mann.
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HIGH SPRING STYLES DISPLAYED
AT ANNUAL FASHION SHOW

High fashions of spring displayed by graceful models
at the annual Elizabeth Hall Fashion show held Pilgrim
Baptist church Wednesday, March Is with Helen Stefan
director of the Stefan Model and Airline School
The affair sponsored by the Ladies Aid Society Of Pill
grim nnder the direeon of Mrs Laneahee Tavor and
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In people, as in machines, toll.
erance permits maximum ef'
ficiency with a minimum Of fric.
ton.
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Spinal Column--That which
keeps you from being legs all the
way up TO your shoulders.
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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

mlNNEAfOlslS BIRTHDAYS
April flames w. Ward, 3737
Fourth Ave s.; Rev. Henry w.
Bolts. ST., 1919 Lyndale Av, N;
Talmage B. Carey, 1904 Fifth Av.
s.; William Mccoy, 1907 Olson
Highway; Charles White, 1859
Smelling Av.; Jesse Patterson, 704
Fremont Av N; Dwain Robinson,
1885 Fifth Av. S.
April STANLEY Gardner, ga
Bryant Av. N; Mrs. Maude Pates,
25OS Oakland Av; Mrs. Theodore
Dean, 1901 Bryant Av N; Mrs.
Elizabeth Taylor, 800 E. 41st st.
April 9-Mrs. N. X. Jones, 1914
S. Fourth St
April 10-Mrs. Ida Taylor, 526
Emerson Av N; Mrs. Helen Lane,
722 Fremont Av N; Leroy Jack
son Jr., 4433 Fourth Av. s.; Dex-
ter North, 1922 Fourth Av. S.
April ll-Shirley Jackson, 1888
Fourth Av s.; Mrs. Gertrude Nit
chen, 34Os Grand Av.; Cassandra
Thompson, $50 Bryant Av. N.
April 12-Mrs. Lucille Cooke,
3617 Chicago Az; Harry Davis,
1921 Portland Av.; Mrs. Tessie
Morrow, 1891 Chicago Av.; Mrs.
Dolores Whitaker, 53s Grard
Av. N; B. Preston Ashley, 4201
Second Ave. s.; Mrs. L. NJ Moore,
1920 Third Av. S.
April 13-Gertrude Armstrong,
STAT James Av. N; Douglas Rice,
1907 Fremont Az. N; Reginald
Gibson. 1901 Clinton Az; Mrs.
Roy Phillips. l711 Fourth Av. N.
Out-Of-TOwn Birthday
April Ray Yeates, Bronx, N.
Y.
April s-Leland Bailey. Indian
apohs. Ind
April Harriet Moore, Wash
ington, d. c.
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No use borrowing trouble -
there are always people willing to
give Il 10 YOU
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS


April T. Huron Shelton, 453
Kent St; Mrs. Henry johnson, IT'S
St. Anthony Av; Mrs. Louis
Keith, 572 w. Central Av
April S--ArChie Anderson Jr.,
$50 Rondo Av.; Della Harroway,
426 Carroll Az; Sherrie Lee Ma
lingo, 667 w. Central Av: Eula
NJ. Camp, 523 Carroll Av.: Mrs.
Anna Blair Hayes, III St. An
tEony Az; Viola D. Watson. 26O
Rondo Av.: Constance Brown, 931
Gambol. SS4 ST. Anthony Az;
Ronald Robinson, FOG Rondo Av.:
Dianne NJ Moore, ST. st. An
St. Anthony Az; Mrs. Frank
thony Az; David Richard Berry,
sos w. Central Av.; John Brown
Jr., $40 Iglehart Av: Willie
Phelps Jr., 722 Iglehart Av.
April 9-Mrs. Wanda Piper O.
Owens, S72 Dayton Av.; Elmer r.
Graham, 80 w. Lawrence; Hyland
A. Stokes, Jr, 1888 Aurora Av.;
Clennie o. Perry 37s Galtier;
Rev. Lincoln Berry. sos w. Gen.
trail Av; Mrs. Lulu NJ. Rowland
514 Fuller Av.
April 1O-Mrs. William White
773 Rondo Av.; J. r. Rosenbloom,
24sia Rondo Av.
April IL Stanley Harris, 1O45
Carroll Az; Mrs. Norma Jones
7O7 w. Central Az; Jonathan c
Guilmant, 524 Carroll Av.; Nor,
man E. Davis, $50 st. Anthony
Av.; Barbara Lee Greene, 7O2 Car.
roll Av.; Mrs, Rose Harris, 6Ss
Carroll Av; Mrs. NJ. Spikes, TAI
Rondo Az; James Arthur Wal,
lace, $50 Carroll Av.
April 12-Dr. Lillian Lewis, 67s
Iglehart Av.; Frank Jackson, 2Ss
N. st. Adams; Mrs. Dave Young
1877 Carroll Av.; Anthony NJ
Bradley, 76S Carroll Av.
April 13--Glen Beck, 994 lyle,
hart Av.; Mrs. Mildred Jordan
716 Aurora Av.: Mrs. Alice Brown
$40 Iglehart Av.; Mrs. Marjorie
Hopkins, s35 Carroll Av.; Mrs
Anna Scroggins, 472 w. Contra
Av.; Miss Maxine Smith, 967 w
Central Av.; Gregory scroggins
229Iz Rondo Av.
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NEWS OF PEOPLE you KNOW
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IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

April 10 Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Sexton. 422 Dupont Az. ~. IL
years
April ~ Mr., and Mrs, Robert
Eugene Chambers, 4A4O Fifth Av.
s.. two years.
April rs Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Bannarn, S72s Mnnchaha Av.,
seven years
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Most % Ms are able 10 make
both ends meet. What we'd like
10 do Is see 'em overlap a little"
III. G. Diefcnbach.
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Ms free 10 you - olons with q
n week subscription 10 The
SPORTING NEWS for s2.oo. LET'S
get acquainted use this coupon,
without deloyl
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CINNAMON TOAST is A TREAT ALMOST EVERYONE LIKES,
Wonderful breakfast hits the spot for afternoon tea
before bed snack in the dormtoy sorority house
super It's when prepared this Crisco
way And notice the modern contaner the short
enng It's colorul canister with plastic that
be used cookie conaner for hour whatever
CRISPY CINNAMON TOAST
u sugar TO "a cup cream
l tablespoon cinnamon "a cup CrscO
Dip the bread slices in heavy then the cinnamon
and mixture then them the hot vegetable short
ening until the outside crisp and brown And extra little
tip thick bread slices best (ANS)
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