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FORD 81 Victoria hardtop: .S2S5.
No. 1871. CAN now for credit Ap-
proval. To. $4,000. BILL ROSS.
FORD '53 convertible; excellent
value ct 1,095. Also, so sedan:
ct S625. Very liberal terms. See
Mr.. Simmons ct BANKERS DIS
COUNT CORP. 2221 14th st. NV.
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AUroMoBILEs FOR SALE

HUDSON 1919 Super 80" 4-dr:;
very clean; Sl9s: BELL MQI SoHS'
SOLO Wis. ave. NV WO. S-eyVO'
HUDSON 1889 Hornet; hydra, 7.
and h.; $3.50. HORNETS COR,
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. Of 9th.
Ii. 6-6464.
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FORD 1947 club coupe: good cond,
Just painted. Cheap transp. at
S165. RE. 7-0560. bet. s and B.
FORD 81 Victoria hardtop: .S2S5.
No. 1871. Cali now for credit ap-
prevail. To. $4,000. BILL ROSS,
7400 Ga. ave. NV.
FORD 1856 Tudor coupe: $1,2s6.
No. 1896; No cash needed with
FOR credit approval. call tn. p
1900, BILL ROSS, 7400 Ca. ave.
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FORD '53 6-cyl. Tudor: 2-tone
green, contrasting seat covers. 7.
and h., etc.: extremely good cond.
warranted 6 months or 5000
miles: today only S695.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1896 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LII. l-9647
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MISUNDERSTANDING

MERCURY 1854 Monterey Special
custom Sun Valley: Sl.595; like
new; equipped with everything; best
finance deal In city. See Mr.. Sim
mons at BANKERS DISCOUNT
CORP, 2221 14th Of. NV. co.
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LINCOLN AS Continental conv,.: r.
and h., overdrive. Black with black
top. Original throughout. Shows
s sfis M soTs co' iNc st ioos
E.-W. hwy. tat Ga. ave.), Sill.
Spg., Nd, u. p-450O.
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MERCURY 1851 club cpe.; r. and
h., light gray finish. new plastic
81 We have had. No. Ill. Price
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
2636 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
la 2-An01 Omen It'll 0.3O
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oyerdriye, Wv. tires; for real
economy be sure to see this out
standing value. $40 down. low pay
ments. B. & D. MOTORS, S232
Ga. ave. Sil. Spg., Nd. JU. 7-7Sss.
@ENRY J. 1881 little super "6';
cd Sacrifice. S265; terms. $50
down. MR.. ARTHUR, LA. 6-2701.
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MERCURY "a Monterey hardtop:
sparkling 2-tone metallic. Rreen and
ivory. Mercomatie,. r.. h.. others,
A l-owner outstandingly clean car
Mssaan p xiRa Mro SsS Co. s soos
Georgia ave, ia. o-4SO0 go
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MONHNJE-FO
1887 East-west Hwy. Sill. Spg.
JU 5-7SO4. Open TIL o Pm.
FORD '53 .Customline Fordor: equip.
with rofdomatic. r. and h.: tInmae.
cond.. reflects unusual care. from
It's one owner: sparkling 2-tone
blue: today only, 1895.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 1 3th ST, Sill. SpG I'D. b-6lS6
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1889 Commodore -6" 4
plenty Of extras. Only sis5. As
low as SIS down. Hurry. Il won't
staY long. Ask for Mr.. Hawkins.
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LINCOLN '52 Capri sport sedan;
beautiful arrowhead gray body,
black top: r. and h.. hydra. dr.,
rear speaker new Firestone WV.
tires, cleo. windows and seats. A
remarkable luy-'r ar, priced so
Won NAV buy. al ,30b.
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day. hi ann, meetinr: speaker. pr.

day. II an, meeting: speaker. Dr.
Francis de vos, assistant to the
director. HORTICULTURAL Crops Re-
search Branch. Department of Agri-
culture. Research in Plant Breed
ing and Propagation at the National
Arboretum," with color slides.
Wednesday. 1870 pm, luncheon to
honor new members: for members
Club : Tomorrow. 1890 am.
monthly business meeting, social
hall. St. Pauls Methodist Church,
Tomorrow. 1880 pm. luncheon:
speaker, DR.. Robert Felix, director,
Institute of Mental Health, United
States Public Health Service, Child
Psychiatry."
Chevy Chase woman's Club, Inc
Tomorrow, 1890 pm. drama
section, with Mrs. Harry Meixell,
6Sl3 Connecticut avenue Chevy
Chase; Mrs. Arthur T. Davenport
and Mrs. C. j. North to read origi-
nal poems; to elect oficers.
Petworth Woman's Club-Tomorrow
L pm, literature section, with Mrs.
Martin Hysons. Tuesday, noon.
philanthropic section. with Mrs.
Sara B Gearhart. Friday. noon,
home section. with Mrs. Lena H.
Chevy Chase Junior woman's Club
Tomorrow, \ pm, community serv-
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$50 pm. regular meeting, new
Congregation buildingfi 1889 Old
Bladenshurg road. Wheaton, Md;
speaker Rabbi Joseph Brandriss.
choir to sing: films to be shown.
National Council of Jewish Women
MONTGOMERY County Section-Tues-
day. 1890 pm, luncheon and in
stallation of officers. Villa Rosa
Restaurant, Fenton street, Silver
Spring.
Credit Women's Breakfast Club -
Wednesday, 1:45 am, 18th annual
Bosses Breakfast, willard Hotel;
speaker, MIR. Edward R. Carr, presi-
dent of the Washington Board of
Trade. What the Future Holds for
Woman's National Democratic Club
Thursday. 1890 pm, luncheon;
speakers. Mrs. Edmund D. Campbell
and representatives OF nine Virginia
associations. Historic virginia
Shrlnes"
Methodist Home-Thursday 2 pm,
anniversary tea and dinner, the
home. Connecticut avenue and ELL
colt street NV
District Daughters of the American
Revolution-Monday, . pm, Cap
; tain Molly Pitcher Chapter, with
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ices section, with Mrs. Georse
Lewis, 1902 Ridgewood avenue,
Chevy Chase; to fold cancer clinic
Ashton Heights woman's CIub-Tues-
day. noon, luncheon and business
meeting. club house, Ala North
Irving street. Arlington: Mrs. H.
M. Lovelace and Mrs. W. H. Dowl-
ing to report on Virginia State
Convention.
Woodside Woman's Club-wednesday
1890 PM, picnic and final meet
ing, Park Lawn Mansion, Rockville
pike; annual reports to be filed,
hlms to be shown. Saturday. 2 pm,
club to sponsor garden tour, Wood
side Park; tea to follow. with Mrs.
f Eugene c. Weeks, 1900 Pineerest
Takoms Park Women's CIub-Thurs-
day, 1890 PM. art department.
District Library: to tour Northwest
washington churches for study Of
art in stained glass windows.
Alumnae Clubs
Sigma Alpha IOta, Washington Alum
nae Chapter-Tomorrow, 8 pm,
monthly meeting, with Neva Green
wood 430 West Great Falls street,
Falls Church: Rachel Koerner, con-
tralto, and Elba ChambeIl, pianist,
TO present a program.
Beta Sigma Phi International, Vir-
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ginia XXI Sigma Chapter-Tuesday
$50 pm. Exemplar Ritual, with
Mrs. Vernon RuSher, $500 williams
burg Boulevard, Arlington.
Alpha Gamma Delta. Old Dominion
Club and Washington Alumnae Club
Thursday, : pm, Joint dinner
meeting, The Anchorage. SOB Queen
street. Alexandria.
Wilson College Club Of WashingtOn--
Saturday. 1890 pm, spring lunch
con, Kennedy Warren, 3133 Con-
necticut avenue NV. speaker,
Mr. BENJAMIN B. Warfield. director
of Training. United States Infor-
nation Agency. ''UsTA overseas"
Miscellaneous Clubs
National Secretaries Association, Capt.
tai Chapter - Tomorrow, 6 pm,
social hour, International Room,
Occidental Restaurant. Tomorrow
6:45 pm. dinner. Mr.. Jeffrey Lewis
of American Airlines to show travel
film, American Holiday"
Pro B0nata Club-Tomorrow 6:30
pm, buffet supper and meeting,
with Mrs Lee D. Ritter, 3lO9 Roll
ing road. Chevy Chase.
Langley Group of HadaSSah-Tomor-
row, 6:46 pm. m m b h p
Mothers Day affair, Adelphi Room,
Langley Lansburghs; to include
fashion show and dinner.
iar-Tzeon SisterhoOd Tomorrow,
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Mrs. Georse B. Furman, e7oe E,rod
road. Kensinston. Nd Monday, S
pm. Deborah Knapp Chapter, with
Mrs Dorothy NJ. Whiteomb. 3S1S
Albemarle street NV; election OF
of1cers. Tuesday, 8 pm, Constitu-
ton Chapter. chapter house; cleo.
ton and installation Of oficers.
Tuesday, 8 pm Independence Bell
Chapter. with Mrs. Raymond v.
Root, HOOP Cone lane, Silver
Spring, Md. Wednesday, / pm,
Sarah Franklin Chapter, chapter
ter House Corporation: II am.
Corporation. chapter house. Satnr-
day, pm, Descendants Of '7B
Chapter. 4307 Woodberry street,
Hyattsville. Nd, luncheon followed
by election of officers. Saturday, /
pm. Dolly Madison Chapter, Ken.
wood Country Club, birthday lunch
con; speaker, DR.. Kathryn Painter
Ward. Saturday. 2 pm. Keystone
Chapter, chapter house, election OF
oflcers. Saturday, $40 pm, Colonel
James Mccall Chapter, with Mrs.
Roswell P. Waldo, 5000 Alabama
avenue, Alexandria. Va; buffet
supper followed by election Of
officers
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Civic and Study Clubs


University Women's Club--Tomorrow.
pm. French conversation. To-
morrow, 4 pm, tea. Tomorrow.
pm, Spanish conversation. Tues
day. 4 pm, sketching group. por-
trait painting. studio Of Miss Theo.
NV. Wednesday. 7:45 pm,
Shakespeare gro.up to. present
speaker. Father John Madden. Head
OF the Institute Of Preachers, Catho-
lie University. Sir Thomas More
and the History Of Richard Ill in
Relation to Holinshead" Thursday,
ii am, morning poetry group: to
see two Aims on New Zealand and
discuss New Zealand poetry. Thurs;
day . pm. Red Cross surgical
dressings, Thursday, $50 pm
monthly dinner bridge, group; Fri
day, 7:45 pm, duplicate bridge.
Saturday. Q pm. informal dance.
American Association Of University
Women. District Branch-Today 4
pm. tea. national HEADQUARTERS,
1884 I street NV: Mrs. Horace
Torbert, Mrs. H. Dewey Anderson.
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CLUB CALENDAR

Mrs. Arthur B. Fairbank, Mrs. Wood
discuss Some Poet-Prophets Here
and Abroad; music by Miss Marta
Brokaw.. Tomorrow pm, legisla.
ton and education committees Joint
meeting.
AAUW, Arlington Branch-Tomorrow.
International relations groups and
foreign affairs book review group,
joint dinner meeting, HEADQUARTERS;
speaker. DR.. Vernon Mckay, acting
deputy director, once OF Dependent
Area Affairs, Department Of State,
THE Pace of Change In Africa
Wednesday, / pm, literary group.
with Mrs. c. f. Reeves, 1909 jan
neys lane, Alexandria: speaker, Mrs.
J. G. Bennett, Maria Theresa, En-
press of Austria" Wednesday,,
pm. social studies group, with Mrs.
w *. Hoil. SS5 North Lexington
street: discussion leader. Miss Lois
Terrence, What About Aging Par
ents and In-Laws?"
Business and Professional Clubs
Professional Writers Club Tomorrow,
7:30 pm. meeting, YWCA, speakers,
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Mrs. Dorothy De Zouche short
Story Writing" and Mrs. Ann c.
Zimmerman, "Co-ordinating Photo
graphs and Writing"
Zonta Club of Wednes-
day, 1870 pm, luncheon, YWCA;
speaker. Mr.. Lee s. Mccarthy,
managing director, Better Business
Bureau. Better Business Bureau"
National LEAGUE of American PEN
women. District Branch-Thursday
10 am, art group. with Mabel
Throckmorton. near Leonardtown,
Nd. Friday 2 pm. drama group,
studio; prize-winning plays to be
read. open to guests.
League of Service-Saturday, 10 am,
bake sale, lawn of Westmoreland
CONGREGATIONAL Church. l West
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Community Clubs

Silver Spring Woman's Club-Tomor-
Woodside Church; ali members urged
to be present Wednesday. 1890
pm, drama and literature sections.
covered dish luncheon, with Mrs.
George Eastment. 100 Pricilla
drive. Rolling Acres.
Washington Club-Tomorrow, l. q I'M,
meeting; Mrs. Mabel Pyland Cooper
to review her book, Not Death But
Love- the love story of Elizabeth
Barrett and Robert Browning. Tues
, 1956-04-05

In the District Court of the Virgin Islands of the United States
Division of Saint Croix at christansted
In the Matter of the Estate of
HELENA JULIAN CLARKE dcsd PROBATE NO. S 1855
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Please take notice that the undersigned has been appointed Adj
ministrahix in the above entitled estate. All creditors are hereby di-
rected to present their claims with proper vouchers within six co.
mooths from the date hereof Persons indebted to the said estate
are required to make payment within the said time. Persons claiming
to be next of kin shall file their proof of heirship with the undersign-
ed or with the Clerk of the District Court within the aforesaid period.
Dated: March %, 1856.
Iva Julian
Administrative
, 1956-04-05
A. GENERAL

necessary and convenient to carry out and perform the pur=
poses and provisions of this Act Except the power to levy
and collect taxes or special a-ssessmentsl including the fol-
lowing powers, but without limitation, in addition to others
specifically granted:
(a) To have perpetual succession; to sue and to be sued,
to have a seal and to modify it; to enter into and to execute
contracts and instruments of every kind and nature, neces-
sary or convenient to the exercise of its owners and functions;
to make, and from time to time to modify, and repeal, by
laws, rules, and regulations not inconsistent with this Act,
providing for the internal organization and management of
the the Authority, for the administration Of its affairs and
operations, and for carrying into effect the powers and pur-
poses of the Authority.
G) To borrow money from public and private sources
and to give adequate security therefor whenever required;
to accept grants, gifts, donations and appropriations of funds;
, 1956-04-05
Continued from yesterday
10 u R N A L.

() Before taking office, or entering on duty, each Com
missioner, as well as each employee of the Authority, shall
take the oath of office and execute the loyalty statement re-
.quired Of all officers and employees of the Government OF
the Virgin Islands.
H Any Commissioner may be removed by the Cover
nor for inefficency, neglect of duty, or misconduct in office,
after a hearing before the Governor or a hearing officer spe-
cially designated by him for the purpose.
() A Commissioner shall receive no compensation for
his services, but shall be entitled to payment Of official ira
vel costs reimbursement of expenses actually and necessarily
incurred in the discharge of his duties and functions, and
a per diem in lieu of subsistence when engaged on official
business Of the the Authority, under such regulations as are
applicable to other employees of the Government of the Vir-
gin Islands.
e. No Commissioner officer or employee of the Author
ity shall voluntarily acquire any interest, direct or indirect
in any project or in any property included or planned to be
included in any project, or in any contract or proposed con-
tract relating to any project. If any such interest or voun-
tarily or involuntarily acquired any such interest prior to ap-
pointment or employment as a Commissioner, officer or en-
ployee shall not participate in any action by the Authority
relating to the property or contract in which he has any such
interest. Any violation of the foregoing provisions Of this
subsection shall constitute misconduct in office. These pro-
visions shall not be applicable to the acquisition of any in
terest in notes or bonds of the Authority issued in connection
with any project, or to the execution Of agreements by bank
ing institutions for the deposit or handling of funds in connec-
ton with a project or to act as trustee under any trust in
denture or agreement.
() Three Commissioners shall constitute a quorum of the
Board of Commissioners Of the Authority for the purpose Of
conducting the business of the Authority and exercising its
powers, and for all other purposes. Unless the Authority in
its Bylaws requires a greater proportion in any instance,
a vote of the majority of Commissioners present at any meet
ing of the Board shall prevail.
u. POWERS N DUTIES OF THE =.
A. GENERAL
, 1956-04-05
PUBLIC NOTICE

The regular Session Of the
Legislature Of the Virgin Is
lands will convene on Monday,
April 9. 1856, at 200 o'clock
post meridian, Capitol Build
ing, Charlotte Amalie, st. Tho
mas, Virgin Islands.
EARLE B. oTTLEY
Vice President
, 1956-04-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Please take notice that the undersigned has been appointed
Executor in the above entitled estate. All persons are hereby direct
ed to present their CLAIMS with propr vouchers within six (0 months
from the date hereof Persons indebted to the said estate are re-
CURED to make payment within the said time. Persons claiming to
be next Of kin shall file their proof of heirship with the undersigned
or With the Clerk of the District Court within the aforesaid period.
Dated March %, 1856.
oluf c. Ienemann
Executor
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-02
Attendants Named
For M1rshall-Primm
NUptiols On 25th

Miss Fannie Marshall, 1924
Bryant Av. N, has chosen the fol-
lowing attendants for her forth
coming marriage 10 Mr.. Ralph c.
Primm Of 724 Fremont Av N
Miss Rosie Marshall Of Chicago
will be her sisters maid Of honor
and bridesmaids win be the Mines,
William Warder, Cozelle Breed
love and Miss Gwendolyn Nor
row.
Little Renee Westbrooks, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Cynthia westbroohs.
will be flower girl and she has
chosen Bernard Carter, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Carter as ring
bearer.
Mr.. Primm has chosen Tommie
Owens, who viii attend him as
best man and ushers will be the
Messrs. Alvin d. Chamblee, Willie
b. Hale and William Warder.
The wedding OF Miss Marshall
and Mr.. Primm will be an event
Of November 25, at Zion Baptist
church, 1919 Lyndale Av. N. at
half after four o'clock in the after
noon. The Rev Stanley King, as
sistant pastor, will officiate.
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FLEUR-DE-LIS CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS

Miss Wilma Winston was elect
ed president Of the Fleur-de-lis
club at its last regular meeting
held at the home Of Mrs. Gather
inc Battle. 400 f. Path St on Sun
day, October s.
Other officers elected were
Mrs. Emma Boatman, reelected
vice president; Miss Connie Win
stOn, secretary; Mrs. Mildred Orr.
assistant secretary; Mrs Carrie
Whitaker, reelected treasurer;
Mrs. Catherine Battle, reelected
financial secretary; Mrs. Francis
McElderry. chairman social com
mittee and Mrs Rosa Whickum,
club reporter
Following the business session,
refreshments and a social hour
was enjoyed
The next meeting will be at the
home Of Mrs. Rose whickum,
1913 Seventh 81. S.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-02
Granger Guest At
Cocktail Party BY
League Guilds

The lovely home Of Mrs. Lillian
Balenger, sl2 St Anthony Az.
was the scene Of a cocktail party
given by Twin City Urban League
Guilds on Friday, October 26, in
honor Of Lester B. Granger Of
New York City. president of the
National Urban League. Mr.
Granger was in the City last
week to address sessions OF the
Minnesota Educational Associa-
ton.
Guests included the Mines.
Adrienne Ratliff, Sue Williams,
Myrrhene Bonner, Peggy GARNER,
Marie Williams, Connie Price,
Minnie Robinson, Alice Onque,
Fay Harrison and Earline Gallo
way. Also the Messrs. Carl Henne-
mann, r. r. Mitchell, Jerry Cald-
well, Dick Mason, Maurice HEX
man, John Sims, S. Ed Hall, Ted
Allen, f. A. Preston, Cecil z. New
man, Walter Rock and Mr.. and
Mrs. S C. futile.
Other guests included Messrs.
and Mines. f. c. Cooper. Robert
Murray, Chandler Mcwatt, James
L. Taylor, r. L. Stokes Jr., DR..
and Mrs. J. w. Crump, Mr.. and
Mrs. Urlin L, Clark, and T. c.
Benford. Also Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Hatcher and the Mines. Bar
bara Cyrus, Alexander B. Jordan
and Howard Darnen. Barbara Lee,
Eula Williams, James Rideaux,
Hazel Merrill and Mr.. and Mrs.
p. r. Benton. Also Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin C. Norris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ashby Gasltins, Jack Mills and ].
w. Kelly. Also the Misses Maxine
Smith, Beverly Balenger, Mary
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-02

Senator HUbert H. Humphrey Is without question
one Of the truly greet leaders for civil rights
ton In our time Ne proved his beliefs by eaUsins
Foir Employment Practices ordinance be en-
oeted while he Mayor OF Minneapolis. II was
the first Of lis kind In the entire United States
REMEMBER WHAT HUMPHREY SAID AT THE
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION
IN PHILADELPHIA, July, I94s
Friends, dsIegofes-I do not believe fhGf there
con be any compromise the guarantees OF
Civil Rights
my good friends, my fellow Democrats I usk
you for colin consideration Of historic OPP
Porfvnhy osk my party the Dsmoerafie
party 70 moreh down fhe high rood OF progress
sive democracy
Adloi Stevenson and Estes KefouVer
have proved their leadership for civil
rights by actions . :. not words! Cover
nor Stevenson. as Illinois chief exeeu-
tive, provided national leadership for
the civil rights cause. Senator Kefouv-
ers voting record in the United States
Senate is outstandine-iust as Senator
Humphreys is-in forwarding the civil
rights movement.
And here in Minnesota, Governor Or
vile Freeman led our Legislature TO pass
the first Fair Employment Practices law
in our states history!
Senator Humphrey and
GovernorFreeman Sup
port and Work for Gov
ernor Stevenson and
Senator Kefauver
And so should we oil work for
their election next Tuesd0y. BY
our votes for Stevenson, KefouVer,
and Freeman, we con put into
effect what we believe. Let US take
advantage of our opportunity now.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-02

Mrs. Birda Howell and Mrs. c. H
Roper were proxies for Mrs. c. A.
Anderson and Mrs. Fred SLnuck.
The next meeting viii be Novem-
Der 10 with Mrs. w. B. Walker.
$50 Iglehart as hostess.
Family Visitor: Staff Sergeant
Percy C. Parker of the Air Force,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Parker
Of SIS Fuller Av., arrived in the
city on October 4, and spent 25
days in the city visiting his par
ents and family. Sgt. Parker has
been stationed at the Air Force
Base in Orlando, Tex, as a radar
engineer, for the past ten months.
He left the city by plane on Octo-
Der 26, and is now stationed at
Mcclure Air Force Base in New
Jersey as a radar engineer.
DIOdhidSt NhOCine NtuD. MIS-.
Victor Galloway will be hostess to
the Breakfast Pinochle Club Sat
urday, November 3 at her home.
713 Iglehart Av.
Beard Brood Held Meeting: The
Beard Brood met Oct. 20, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Slaughter Of
531 Aurora Av. Plans were for
mulated for a club project to be
held in November. An enjoyable
social evening was enjoyed. Mrs.
Maggie Beard, TAT w. Central Av..
mother of the Brood, who is a
shut-in, spent three weeks in Min
neapohs with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
N. Jackson of 100 Humboldt Av.
N.