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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
BY CHARLES L. HOFFMAN
Star stan Correspondent

BALTIMORE, April 26.-For-
mer Senator Willard E. Tydings
last night accused George P
Mahoney of evading issues and
challenged him to a face-to-
face debate.
The two men are seeking the
Democratic senatorial nomina-
ton.
Mr.. Tydings urged that he
and his chief opponent lay their
records and their stands on the
issues on the line on the same
forum.
Let there be no ghost writ
ers. no whispering into our ears. y
he chided.
MahOney Replies
Mr.. Mahorey, in a statement
issued by his headquarters,
scored the challenge as "just a
publicity stunt" and said that
Mr.. Tydings was aware that "in
these closing days of the cam
paign a candidates schedule is
damned with engagements to
which he is committed"
Mr.. Mahoney said that if the
challenge had been made seri-
ously it would have been issued
weeks ago. He added that Mr.
Tydings should not only discuss
the issues but "all aspects of his
record"
Mr.. Tydings accused Mr.. Ma
honey or his associates of she'd
ding smoke. but not light" on
the former Senator's record.
IF Mr.. Mahoney has any ideas
about international or national
views, let him disclose them. ]
shall present mine. Each of us
will have a chance to comment.
Basis for Selection
Such a face-to-face meeting
apparently before the television
cameras would provide voters
the best basis of making their
selection, Mr. Tydings added.
That is what a campaign
should give the voters. And
am ready to provide it,"
How about you. Mr.. Ma
honey? Any reasonable time will
suit me- he ended his press
statement.
The statement came as the
former Senator began a swing
around big Democratic worker
rallies, principally IN Baltimore
City's northeast area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
BY ALEX r. PRESTON
Star STAFF Correspondent

obdA
CRISFIELD, Md, April &c.
George P. Mahoney today COM
lpleted his circuit of Maryland S
% counties by coming to
Somerset.
After tomorrow the candidate
for the Democratic nomination
for the Senate will devote most
of his energies to corralling votes
in Baltimore City.
His opponent, Willard E
Tydings. had a weeks head
start on intensive campaigning
in Baltimore. but Mr.. Manoney
already has a record of carry
ing most of that in three previous
primary campaigns.
With Mr.. Mahoney on today's
Misunderstanding tour of Somerset
County was State Controlle' j
Willard Tawes, the Eastern
Shores most prominent Demo-
crat and a likely candidate SIR
Governor two years from now.
Mr.. Tawes was on hand tc
greet Mr.. Mahoney when his
specially chartered plane landed
two hours late at the Salisbury
airport yesterday, The cand:-
date had been in Haeerstown the
night before. but fog delayed
the planes departure.
Back to TOwson Tonight
He was to fly back tonight for
a rally in Towson in Baltimore
County. where the Mahoney
forces and the "old guard" have
clashed head on.
Tomorrow, Mr.. Mahoney will
revisit Carroll County, where he
has the support of most of the
oftice-holders but where Mr.
.Tydings is given the edge. After
that, the remaining days before
the May 7 primary will be de-
voted principally to cleaning
Baltimore's AZ nominating votes
in the Democratic State conven-
ton.
Within a half hour after the
candidate alighted from his
plane at the Salisbury airport
Yesterday, his Worcester County
supporters, which include all of
the Democratic State Central
Committee, had whisked him off
to Whaleyville in the direction
of Ocean City.
Entering the store of Little
ton D. Fooks. the candidate
found about Is farmers and
chicken growers clustered about
a big stove. The day was chilly
Uses Farming Spiel
Mr.. Mahoney Immediately
launched into the spiel he uses
for farmers throughout the State
The Eisenhower adminiStra-
ton, he says, is driving the lit
tie farmer" and the little bust
nessman." out of business. I'm
for the rank and file he de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
Protest Slate
Wins in Fairfax
Eiqht

"A hastily formed slate OF
prominent Fairfax County leader,
organized in a hornets nest
reaction to a slate proposed BY
the nominating committee of the
Fairfax Hospital Association Sor
a smashing victory early today
The opposition group. known
as Charter Members Association
was elected to the Hospital Asso-
citation Board of Trustees. he
meeting in Annandale High
School was described by long
time residents as the largest
public gathering ever held If
the county
The vote was, in part at least
protest against what some DO.
litical, business and professional
leaders considered domination Of
the hospital project o; Donald
7 L. Wilkins, who is chairman Of
the Hospital Commission Hi.
wife. Mrs. Anne wilkins, is &
member Of the Board of County
Supervisors.
] Nearly 500 persons attended
The vote was Swelled by about
the same number of proxies. Tht
count was not completed unit
3 am. GINA leaders estimated
1 they had been able to music,
more than 400 of the proxy votes
Trustees Are Listed
Successful trustee candidate.
Endorsed by GINA and their vote,
follow
For one-year terms: G. Wal.
lace Carper. 745: Fred NJ. Everly
i713; William H. Hunt, 632: Edwin
Lynch. TIT. and M. T. Rust, $50.
For two-year terms: The Rev
Esdras Gruver. IT'S; Walter L
Phillips. SAG. Successful candi-
dates Endorsed by GINA and the
hospital association nominating
committee were Donald E. Ball
'9l5, Mrs. Grace Lucas. 88l, ano
Lawrence M. Proctor, 921.
For three-year terms: A
Smith Bowman, 500. and G. Nor.
man Cobb, IT'S. Endorsed by both
groups: Mrs. Helen DeButts
1877: Carl B. Fritsche, and Roth
well j. Lillard. 807.
Besides the Is trustees elected
last night. four uncontested
nominees of county organizations
were named to the board at the
meeting.
New Sc Million HOspital
They are Brig. Gen. Richard
P. Ovenshine of the Board of
County Supervisors; Mrs. Harriet
b. Davis of the Hospital Wom-
ems Auxiliary; DR.. T. B. McCord
of the Fairfax County Medical
Society, and NJ. E. Odoroff of the
Hospital Commission.
Eligible to vote were about
l,745 charter members of the
Hospital Association who had
paid at least SIS to join. The
trustees will operate a proposed
S6 million hospital.
The CHA slate was formed
when announcement of the Hos
pltal Associations nominees
stirred up a hornets nest" as
one businessman described it
among some county residents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
Candidates to Appear

Thirteen candidates for Tues
days town election in Berwyn
Heights Md will be introduced
and open to questions at a meet
ing of the town citizens associa-
ton at 8 o'clock tonight in the
Berwyn Heights firehouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
PTA Dinner Buzuur

The DeMatha Catholic High
School PTA will hold its annual
turkey dinner and bazaar from
4:3O to 7 pm. Saturday at the
school. Abb Madison street,
Hyattsville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
THE GAMBOLING GNoME

THE GANBOLNG GNOME
gnome little elf like creature Of fairy tales You
have gambong Of by pasng this picture or
stiff paper and coloring with crayons.
gnome has red jacket pants and yellow but
His shoes brown with yellow buckles The background
is blue.
parts carefully. Curl the part with the gnome
and the plain edge the flap so that meets
A and at the time B touches B.
tassel ngng in strips the heavy lines
Fold bunch and paste to the top Of the gnomes hat
Now the ready to move about Set up book OF
board hill Don't make too steep he will fall Place him
at the top Of the slope and slip marble under him.
Watch the gnome sliding down the hill He viii be fun te
play with
MoosH gsins. Newteatures)
TOMORROW Shortening Long Dog
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

What was the last State
admitted to the Union A years
ago today and who was President
at the time?
Both the mother and the
wife Of a future. President died
u years ago today while he was
a member of the New York
Legislature. Which President?
3-Can you name ca a Presi-
uent whose wife was named
Florence, and (b) a President
whose wife was named Grace?
(Answer on Next Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14

Holding a weak hand, con-
tanning only one ace and one
king, Mr.. Dale nevertheless put
the hand in six diamonds aftel
hearing his partners second
round bid of three no-trump. Oh
course. he had to check on aces
too, as Mr.. Masters holdings ir
the black suits might have beer
made up of kings and queens
rather than aces.
Mr.. Muzzy would have missed
this slam If he had held the
North cards. He would not have
realized the strength of his hand
In relation to his partners bid
ding. He is more likely to reach
the six level in those cases where
he himself holds huge hand
including a long, nearly solid
suit-and regardless of whether
he gets much support in the bid
ding from his partner.
Mr.. Dale, however, had the
imagination to picture Mr.. Mas
ters' holding just about as it was.
He realized his king of diamonds
was a trick, two more of his dia-
monds could probably be used to
ruff clubs, his ace of hearts rep
resented fourth winner and his
feminine Of spades might have
O direct bearing on a fifth win
ner.
He was quite right and his
partner brought home the slam
by good timing of the play.
Mr.. Meek opened the queen of
hearts which was taken with the
king. Mr.. Masters cashed two
high diamonds, then led to the
ace Of hearts, returned q heart
and ruffed it.
He played the ace Of clubs and
Tuffed the ten Of clubs on the
board. Another heart was ruffed
IN the closed hand and the queen
Of clubs was ruffed in dummy
At this stage, both the closed
hand and dummy had left three
spades and a trump. The ten
Of spades was led from the board
and it made no difference where
the king and queen of the suit
were placed. The ten was ducked
and Mr.. Meek won with the
queen.
A spade return would have
gone into the ace-jack. On the
actual club return, dummy ruffed
while Mr.. Masters discarded the
Jack Of spades.
Copyright, 1855. General Features Corp.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
WORD GAME
Find 81 or more words in
SCRUPLE,

meaning, "a point of conscience.
Average is 81: time limit. rs
minutes.
Rules of the game. Words must be
of four or more letters g Words which
acquire four letters BY the addition Of
IS. such as bats" cars" are not
| used. 3, Only one form OF a word Is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer 10 ATROPHY
ahoy, aport, arty, airy, atop, taro, tory
| trap, tray, troy. trophy tyro, rapt
rota. ropy, oary, oath, party. part path
port, pray, hart. harry. harp. hoary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
BY EASILY BLACKWOOD

Here is another example of the
Rule of 26 in action. This rule
Is very simple. It merely recon-
mends trying to visualize your
partners cards and your own as
o single unit.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Dale)
A1092
waste
oK7652
80
WEST EAST
(Mr. Meek tMr. AbeD
AKQ5 A7643
9QJ104 1858
o83 o10
&KJ54 %97632
SOUTH
(Mr. Masters)
AAJ8
0K5
oAQJ94
%AQ10
The bidding:
South West North East
10 Pass 10 Pass
SNT Pass Ant Pass
Sc Pass 60 All pass
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
Debs & Dates
BY -JoNNI~

HI there fabulous dehs and dates
Of the Twin Towns Wei At last
some % your school days are over,
and most 81 you are looking for
ward ~ yoar vacations, where a
lot ~ YOU win be having town,
and II the happenings are great,
yea may not venture back this
way tor = hong spell,
Thursday night Minnie Arnold
gave a Jump at her house, and the
place was OVERCOMING with people
making all kinds Of noise.
Gayle Sehofieid gave an after
graduation party ON Thursday
night
There was quite = few happen.
tngs Friday night, A party at the
Ioral Janice Merrill had a party,
AMI lawn party In ST Paul
At wheatiey ON Friday, there
was a dance. and some kind Of
deal Cor the people who participant
ell in sports throughout the year
There Was q picture 81 Charlotte
Early and John Wade in the morn
ing TRiB doing the Bop"
There was a Bermuda dance at
the Norway Hail on Saturday
night.
Barbara Alien gave q small sur
prsp goinE away party for Gayle
schoneld. who has ieft Tor pctrOlt.
Work cat. Gayle
Tuesday. LITTLE Richard Is Ersng
TO Kick up q storm" at Pioneer
Hall Tie should BE- real great with
his Long Tall Sally and ''INitt'
E'rntt
Their are a lot Of new dohs and
dates that hit the Twins" ~.
Gently I hope they like Il and stay
awhile. because. then there viii BE-
news faces to look at for a while
Tuesday . roller skating party
is golpg 10 be held at the Arena
That's real cool. because every
one Graves the deal. and know !
for one shall strictly he making u
on down 10 the place
We'll people, got Ia stop the
flow of printers ink, and make II
off the scene II has been nice.
shooting the srocse With ynu. but
you know how Il goes, AT some
time or other. even the best of
things has Ia come 10 an end, 81
BE- cool. and III dig you In the
future Signing Off
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
PACKAGED CAKE II PICNIC
FAyORITF

When you pick up packaEed
meats. salads. and cheese for your
picnic. take look, too. at the
ready-to eat cake department In
your food store Youll find an sp-
petiZing array Of cook book quail
ity cakes 20 add that finishing
touch Of sweet 70 your picnic
menu. Good cakes 20 choose for
eating out Of hand at the beach or
in the woods are banana flips,
rounds Of sponge cake with creme
filling folded in half and pack
aged Individually Allow one per
person 70 follow your picnic menu
ard another per person 10 munich
with a cold beverage later IN the
day
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

the return tnp he was accom-.
painted BY their little daughter,
Joaita, who rrturncd home with
him. They also visited In Kansas
city. kans MT Hall reports an
enjoyable time was had Visiting
relatives and friends In both citica.
raoaisO0cd In California; Mira
Frank Schine and son Michael Of
1919 W Central Az, returned
home Sunday from San Francisco.
Cahf.. where they spent a vacation
Visiting Mr., Schine's brother and
family, Mr., and Mrn Lloyd schins
and sister. Mrs. Harriet johnson
and family, and other friends
DYWYM uuh Held MretinG'
Mra Hermione Hickman. Tee 81.
Anthony Az. was ho@,eMa 20 the
pYwYk club on Thursday. June
IL. Plans were made for the
clubs annual picnic which win be
on July 10. Tho place win BE- de-
oidcd later. Mrs Birdie Howell,
Ssi n 0rptto. will be hostess q,
tho newt meeting July IL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
Club In First
Annual Fashion
Show And Tea

The home of Mrs. VelmA Lewis.
S25 n. Chatsworth, was the scene
OF a delightful affair when the
Stitch N Chatter" Sewing Club
presented its first annual dress
making Fashion Show and Tea
Sunday, June II.
A pink and white color scheme
was carried out in decorations
The tea table centered with
beautiful floral arrangement Of
pink and white snapdragons and
graced at one end with a pink and
white crystal punch bowl struck
an artistic note and enhanced the
beauty Of the setting
The club. comprised % young
ladies who do their own sewing,
attested 20 their talent and orr.
ginality with the number Of beau
tiful outfits shown and modelled.
Commentators were Ms Hope
Abrams and Mrs. El0nEella Suth-
erin.
The afternoon was enjoyed by
the guests who came in to sd-
mire the many creations shown.
and to enjoy the refreshments
and socialize.
Members and models included
the Mines. Abrams, Sutherlin.
Lewis Alma johnson. ClAndette
Bryant, Juanita Osborne. Ethel
Barr. Pearl johnson. Donna Bar
nett, Pearl Mcintosh and Miss
Doris Frank
Guests who shared their hosp
tahty were the Mines. Marian
Sayies. Juanita Nichols, Byron
Brown, William b. Helm. Char
lotte Curry, NJ G. Brookins
Clifford Specie. Helen Wagner
Rose Henderson. Marion Brown.
Helen Powell. Armenia Walker
Lillian Reed. vickie Henderson
Jarline Roberts and CieoiA Day.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

sylvester A Young Ir, son 81
Mr., and Mrs sylvester A. Young
sr. OF soSa living Az N. was y
June graduate 90 North nigh
school
aylVeEtcrs school activities in.
Guided football. he was . member
of the North High School Hand
and the naval reserve
lie plans 10 make music his car
rrr Tie plans To enroll at Nc
FhAil School ~ Music and viii
take saNaphons leEsonA lie viii
try Ia ~ 10 Washington in Feb.
ruary to addition for the Navy
Hand
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

wcuulnS Anniversary Gr
Mrs. James Lane, T22 Fremont
Av. N. who observed their 4lst
wedding anniversary on wednes-
day, June 20.
Visit In IsAnti: The MeSsrs. For
est Mckinney, Kenny Mckinney
and Everett Law, all OF Mime
apolis, were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Carr OF Isanti. MINI.
on Sunday. June II.
Returns Home: Mrs. NJ. f.
Bailey of Colorado Springs, Colo.
who has been visiting in the city
for the past six weeks. guests OF
her daughter-in-law and son. Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald Bailey Sr., OF
3549 Fourth Av. s., left for her
home on Tuesday, June 10. Mrs.
Bailey came 10 the city because OF
the illness OF her son. Mr.. Bailey
Is now recuperating at his home
and well on the road to recovedy.
Visiting In Washington: Mrs.
Elsie Lewis OF 400 f. seth st.
left the city Sunday, June 10 to
spend a month in Tacoma. Wash.
visiting her dAughter-in-law and
son. Mrs. Lewis reports having a
grand time.
Week End At Lake: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Jackson. 100 Hum
boldt Av. N, Mr.. and Mrs, Fred
Slemmons and son Freddie and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin and
children of St Paul, spent the
week end at Hidden Eden Resort
on beautiful West Fox Lake. the
Vacation Land of the Northwest.
House Guest: Mrs. Matte Mae
Hullum OF Minden, La, is spend
ing the summer with Mrs, Ann
Rhein of 1902 Clinton Av.
Family Guests: Mr. and Mrs
Alexander Simmons OF Inkster
Mich. are visiting Rev. and Mrs.
Martin l. Simmons and family OF
1856 Fifth Av. s. Alexander is a
brother OF Rev Simmons The VS.
itors will return TO their home on
June -.
wednesday Matinee Club: Mrs.
Relsie whitmore. sos Rondo Az.
was hostess TO the "Wednesday
Matinee club on June g. A new
member. Mrs MarJory Buckner,
was welcomed into membership.
Following the business session.
members celebrated the birthday
Of Mrs. Sue Gordon. with gifts,
cards and the traditional birthday
cake. A tasty lunch was served
by the hostess.
Former Residents VIII Visit:
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew johnson,
former residents OF Minneapolis,
now living IN Pasadena. Calf.
viii arrive in the city Saturday,
June %. for a three weeks vaca-
ton and visit with old friends
They will be the guests for q week
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r Stevens,
1924 Fourth Av. s. They Will va
cation for a week at Lake Adney
and the remainder OF their stay
will be in Duluth, MINI. as the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Adams. The Johnsons left Pasa-
dena Thursday. June 81.
To Wed: Invitations have been
issued by Mr.. and Mrs. Plouis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
SURVEY LISTS RACE ISSUE
A. No, I a. y. PROBLEM

New York - tANPl a-- Race re-
lstiuhs has taken prec~,ienes In
public thinking over tho atomic
bomb Ano Juvenile delinquency, .
IMPORT Of a Catholic Digest survey
said last week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mrs. Lurena Washington. 5i2 r
25th St, has announced the en-
Ragement Of her daughter. Oar
lynn Louise castleman TO Leon
ard Brown Of 1908 Eighth Az. y
No date has been set for the
wedding
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL 4

Gold Rand Club The Gold Rand Club met Monday evening
June Is the home of Mrs Frank Schue lol6 Central Az
Plans completed for a roller skating party
Visited In Kansas Max Hail. l02O W, Central Az, has
turned visit To Chauute Hans where he visited his
wife'R Mrs Halls Rev and Mrs Henry simmons On
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

Moore, Sr.. Of S7lT Flrh Az. s.
for the wedding Of their daughter.
Colleen Collette to Mr.. William
o. Robinson, son Of Mr.. and Ms.
Patton Robinson OF 7e6 Carroll
Av.. St Paul The wedding viii
be a social event Of Saturday,
July IL, at p. m. al Zion Baptist
church. with Rev. II W. Bolts
Sr. officiating. A reception VIII
follow in the church parlors.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
Social and Personal
= MINNEAPOLIS

Leave For Home: Miss Barbara Davis S94S Fifth Az s.
and Miss Meent Wheeler, 364l Fifth s. left by motor
early Saturday morning for their homes Omaha Neb Both
young ladies are teachers IN the Minneapolis school and
will return 10 resume their teaching in September
Wedding Anniversary Greetings Greetings to Mr. and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

rAlnG OH thVA chairs IN sne~f clsocAlct WHEN Wv
irrepreSsibe Mr.. Adams tossed a question at Muir
row about the seriousness OF the Presidents con-
ditions Mr. A Was breaking some scr, OF unwrst-
ten rule. one just doesn't question the White
Haired Boy Of Chs royalty. old bean, Most
Of the Big Names appearing the Murrv~ show
are petrned with fright they do well TO answer
questions eoherrntiy let alone sneak IN their
own The quiekly-oonceAled flicker OF irritation on
the Murru~ vsAse and the speed with which the
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RENT IT WITH A WANT Al
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WAY SEE IT
-. W 1EuN tQ9Sol RtSSfu ::

NEW YORK cITY-The coasttocoAs,
during Muo~cec Adams Person dongs two
Friday nights ago stSon people
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

SEVs ~ pD,rf.E Toc Know
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

NEWS on rporI.R You KNOW
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

hystercs Cec but he
certainly didn't be inundated overa~cd
q fine
family picture neck OF
the woods but Adams proved he rules the in his sa~te
Ataboy Adams!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

publicity In Democratic high command viii
bit Of prohrn their hot httse hands New York
governor
party pole the
propaganda .
feeds off thu do~nrcddrn Of the American
man
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-27
First Birthday OF
Infant Carmen Kothy
Hansford Celebrated

A group Of youngsters spent an
afternoon OF fun and frolic on Sat
urday, April Fl at a party given
in celebration of the first birth
day of Carmen Kathy Hansford,
infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Hansford Jr The party,
given at the home, 1877 Rondo Av.
was held from 3 to 8 p. m.
The children enjoyed playing
with Garments toys and partaking
of the ice cream. cake and candy
served by the hostess, highlighted
by a huge birthday cake with
lighted candles.
Among the small fry who
showered Carmen Kathy with
beautiful gifts while enjoying the
afternoon Of fun and frolic were
Reggie and Lewis Scott, Jr.,
JEANNE F., Cherry and Dianne
Clark and Carl and John Griffin
On Wednesday evening, April
II. Mr.. and Mrs. Hansford were
hosts at a housewarming party at
which guests present included
Mr.. and Mrs. winifred Graves,
godparents Of Carmen Kathy,
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Watson, Mrs. Charles
Anderson, Miss Olga Anderson,
Mrs. Grace Scott and John Will
liams.