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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-18
USING GASOLINE AND
KEROSENE SAFELY

There's only one right way to
handle gasoline and kerosene
around the farm-anv other way
spells disaster, warns County
Agent, Charles d. Rapcr.
Nov during Spring Clean-
Up Week" says Mr.. Raper. lis
a good time to check whether
the way you use and store flam-
mable liquids is the safe way"
Be sure you can say yes to
the following questions:
l. Do you keep tractor and
other gasoline using equip
ment stored in an outbuilding
separte from the barn and other
farm structures?
?. Do you store your gasoline
and Kerosene outdoors ut least
40 feet from any building lin
accordance with National Fire
Protection Association standard
Tor Farm Storage OF Flammable
LiSuidS?)
3. If YOU do keep small a.
mounts Of gasolinl and krronsne
in buildings. do you Use only
safety cans of types labeled by
Underwriters Laboratories. Inc?
I. Do YOU feel Your equip
mCnt al a safe distance lat 1.as+
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-18

The wholl magnificent tru'n
OF The. Lou Ccbrig Story" will
be presented when Wendell
Corey as Cchirg and Jean !Eag-
en- IS Mrs. Cchrig rccrca,. q
heretofore untold story Of love
and faith. on GILMAN over
WBTW TnurSdaN L m.nn nm
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-18
Mrs. Mamie Turner
Dies On Tuesday

Mrs. Mamie Lee Turner. CO.
of route y, Tabor City died sud-
denly ut the home of Il son. Ed
win Turner. Tuesday morning.
Funeral services are to be held
this afternoon Wednesday, AT
p. m. At the Mount Olive Bap-
list Church conducted by the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-18
kindergarten
Graduation Is
Set For May 10

Members OF the Kelly Riddle
kindergarten will hold gradual
ton exercises Sunday at 5 p. m.
in the Tabor City Baptist
Church, Mrs. Beulah Kelly. di-
rector. announced today.
All the children will take part
in the program with Is senior
students receiving ccrtificat .
graduating them TO the first
grade. Six Junior students will
be promoted to the senior class
of the kindergarten.
A successful year has been
noted in the classes and the
public is invited to attend the
graduation exercises Mrs. Kelly
said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-18

enjoyed the company of Mrs
Coates sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Baker
from Conway Sunday afternoon
Mary Frances Dudley. a jun
ior at Green Sea High School.
gave a party Tuesday night in
honor OF her 18th birthday.
There were about ~ guests
present. Everyone reported as
having a great time.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-18

Rev. II. E. King and Rev. Ro-
land Lee. Burial will be in the
Green Sea cemetery.
Surviving are two sons, Ed
win Turner of route =, Tabor
City and Latham Turner of
Nichols; two daughters, Mrs.
Wilbur Floyd of VAUDEVILLE and
Mrs. Jessie Rowe of Tabor City:
SIN brothers, Hope. Luther and
Wander Turner of Chattanooga,
Tenn, Floyd Turner of Green's
Ooro, AnSCl Turner of Nakina
and Wilson Turner of Boston,
Mass: two sisters, Mrs. Eliza
beth Lewis of Nichols and Mrs.
ID. J. DcCSC of Newport News,
Va. and five grandchildren.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-18

GRACE KELLY WEDD,Nc
Will be seen over WBrW G..
urday at IL pm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04
voisine' S GaveI Wins

CONTINUED From Page u
SUCH DEsPoTIc CONDITIONS ARE POSSIBLE VIA
PRISONERS OF THE DEvL-HEBREWs, ROMAN
CATHOLICS, AND IMPURE AND IMMATURE BREED OF
PRoTESTANTs AND OTHER MEMBERS or THE
HUMAN RACE NOT YET ENJOYING THE CHRIST
MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH 70 ALL PEoPLEsi
REBRTH. EXPERIENCED ONLY ~ NY CHOSEN
PEOPLE, cHRlsTLiKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
voIsNE's cAvEl WINS AMID Boos
MAYOR CALLS ALL SHOTS At EcoRse COUNCIL
SESSION lDssroif Nsws)
BY Earl B. Dowdy
Amid boos end easesIs, Mayor William w. vssns
wrapped council meeting In the Eeerss City He'll night
In Is minutes u had been billed knoedown dragovt
fight conditions In the downrivsv suburb
voisins used his rs years experience In Eeerss politics
to make wissers avni opponents introduce guests and
honor deceased former councilman q no time wsvd
he lot himself bs trapped any hs charges o. svs
corruption which brought overflow crowd Of sn
500 to the small. ssssmins chamber.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04
THE READERS WRITE THE FREE PRESS:
HOSPITAL COSTS

The Community Health Center Of Branch County was men.
onsd In the Free Press not reported correctly Our
ssrivss rate raised from $i1 TO $l225 day.
Our private raised TO $l45o per day. doubt
you'll find many other hospitals that Is low
We do not have training schools like the larger hospa
% maintain lower rate TO patients The increase
necessary Offset part Of the $4,000 monthly increase
In payroll granted July The ssiimsed increase in In
should be about $3.40o per month.
Our increase in rates will probably not hs
increase In TO employees With fhe expected spiral
N costs OF materials and supplies they being about 80 per
cent ef hospital costs be necessary TO increase rates
sgsin TO maintain . hospitals soIveney
Can she hospitals be blamed for trying 70 their costs
they continue 10 give vital service 10 ihs Of
every eight persons the United States who each
yssrf
Even In hospitals whose charge $40 per day.
$7s hour Of service. where else you get
fer $i7s per hovr7 That would be interesting study
J. w. ErswsiIer, Jr
Administrator,
Community Health Center Of Branch County
Coidwsier
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04

roeeonl1od - esuses q dIsosss.S = - --->>-
Ne gees On y explain that = pestem In This esnnsesisa
h he ability 81 many bseesls ~ Nsee - change thsr
- % dsvsiep sssssnes dvvos - saasepe chemicals
that formerly effective sssInsf shem."
Just few weeks ego. public health eieIs ssen the
East telling that HE nies iris summer IN hls psrf Of
the country the hsrdsss ~ NED In 20 years.
"Yeu can't Kill thsm wlsh swsstsr any mere" ne
srewnsd yev practically hsvs Baseball BET n Nv
them CUT" NHM
For several years hsvs been watching With qvlsi
dsy The apparently sset ihsf insecticides have
hssn having smens oil kinds Il iaseets
What happens. Il thst shs inssetieds kills on
the weaker ss. but s stronger anss flourish and multiply
and into breed much force and Invvnsr.
able TO sny known poison.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04


THE ROAD 70 Hell IS PAVED WITH Good
lNreNTIoNS~ UNTIL TIE CLERGY, evAkGellSTS
AND ALI 1AourHpseces a. nv HOLY SCRIPTURES
BECOME HuAaDle, MEEK. HONEST. EARLY oAtY
IMPERATIVE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE sIslE LEssoNsl-
ABRAHAM LitcolMs CITATION or sHAkesPeARe's
PROFOUND OBSERVATION WILL De PeRTINENT
THE DEVIL USES SCRIPTURE FOR HIS OWN
PURPose~l =
PART
FATHER, SON, AND HOLY GHOST.
ONLY nv CHOSEN FREDERICKSBURG CHRIS
TAN sciENTIsfsl-ARE COMPETENT 70 ROOT OUT
THE DeWL-ANiMAL ADMINISTRATION THE
BELIEFS RE THE HOLY TRINITY. AND. "eY THEIR
FRUITS YE SHALL KNOW THEM!
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW THEM THAT eEtIEvE-
UNDERSTAND AND OBEY
THEY SHALL SPEAK WITH NEW ToNcUEs"-nons
other than chrsks Christian Scientists competent
70 do sol
THEY SHALL TAKE UP sERPsNrs. CAST OUT
peWLs"-"spiriusI wieksdnsss In high plaessi"
"M they drink ANY DEADLY THING. IT SHALL NOT
HURT THEM1
THEY SHALL HEAL THE SICK CLEANSE THE
lEPeRs: MAKE THE BLIND TO SEE. THE DEAF
TO HEAR. THE LAME TO WALK. THE DUMB
70 sPEAKT
RAISE THE psAD"-d.sd above ground, In the DEVILS
Adam and Eve and psychology Of SIM disease DEATH de-
formes disasters. Communism. hell and everlasting
pvnshmsnf-MYTHIcAL. VISIBLE. MORTAL
THOUGHT PHENOMENA ALI
LYoUR "FATHERMoTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoNloUs."
AM GOOD AND AN A-l-L-SPlRlT. DIVINE LOVE-
WHOSE Externally. cHRisTLikE. SPIRITUAL
HARMONIOUS CREATION HAS. THROUGHOUT ALL
ETERNITY. co-M-PL.ET-E.l.Y POPULATED
THE ONE AND ONLY UNIVERSE WITH EVERYWHERE
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFEl
AND NO MuRDERoUs. LYING DEVL-msreIy EVIL
preceded with D. CAN UsuRP SPACE AND
POWER RESERVED TO MYSELF !-shsdow Is substance
except TO vnrspsntant sinnsrs-Devis Adam and Eve
dvpssi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04
Denies "Christ Created
Continued from Back PageJ
PART z


THE CHRIST IS THE SON OF GOD, OPERATING
~ AND THROUGH THE SON OF MAN. SON or MARY.
CONCEIVED ~ THE HOLY GHOST RATHER THAN
TIE HUMANITY NORMAL CONCEPTION BY A cARNAl,
MALE EcoI-A MONTHS HYPNOSIS or THE pEvILIil
AND REMEMBER THE BODY IS lMA-c-Ei-
MY.T-Hiil-NoT PERSON. IS MERELY 3-DiMEN
SIGNAL VISIBLE, MORTAL THOUGHT COUNTERFEIT
or A MARVELLOUS, COMPLEX. DIVINE IDEAL
THE IMAGE or NY FATHERHooD, MOTHERHOOD.
ReyHless. EXTERNALLY HARMONIOUS. PARENT
AND uNIvERsEI
(Centnusd Next Column--TOP)
TRIBUNE-sATURpAY, AUGUST & iSss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04
Chinese Christian Minister

CONTINUED from Back Page)
As psychologist Dr. Crane how do you account for the
fact that when the parents mated their children divorces
almost unknown yet that young people choose their
mates, they have such high divorce rafe7
"covld be he fact that in the old days, imagined
ihs about his prospective bride? He figured she would
b ugly bag and unable TO cook He vsvaIizsd her
nsssins shrsw and Of vile temper Having eonvrsd up the
worst he ssrsssb surprised find that she wasn't bad
look And her cooking may have bssn excellent And her
personality have proved At least So he fell Ia
love with her after the wedding.
but when modern young people selected their
eompsnons and went date each person put his best foot
forward you say in America. end showed Of only his
virtues
Ths bride thus seemed perfect and The groom had
faults at least I'LL after the wedding Then they began
find the many bad traits each had but had kept
covered Up. :"
Yes. Rev. Philip Lee has diagnosed the situation very
we'll Another reason however. for ths Of hs
rssss In old China Is based The following psychological
sxiom
IF you 90 through the proper motions you will
begin TO feel ths corresponding emotions"
And the parents shrswdIy matched young folks. not
their dancing skill pretty faces only but basic character
traits.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04
Unity Sermon
(centInvsd From Psss u
nA0R
MORE POWER TO UNITY STUDENTS

MORE POWER TO UNITY STUDENTS
They will eventually u Ny Indispensable, Inesm.
parable imperative Christian Science movement NY ssssiss
and only pure and mature rsiseys hrspsve sdvesssns
and cultural system In oil fhs world In Ill time whose mex
hsvsbIs and facilities demand Of ihs DEVILS Adam
Eve dvpss that they love Me- their God
sharmonov" with their entire heart and SOUL end mind
and srsnsth-bsesvss with Jesus being the No. Christian
Scientist Mrs. Eddy frequently sisted her positions FOLLOW
YOUR LEADER ONLY so FAR As SHE FOLLOWS CHRIST"
And have stated the requirements Ter being Chris
fisn Scientist. p. l92. e. S. Textbooks:
I'VE ARE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS ONLY AS WE
QUIT OUR RELIANCE UPON THAT WHICH IS FALSE.
AND GRASP THE TRUE"
I'VE ARE NOT CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS UNTIL WE
LEAVE ALL FOR CHRIST!
"chaos" Is mortal thought concept Of vnrspsnfsni SIN
nsr-f ths DEVILS Adam and Eve psyehoIosy-nevsr such
thought in hs Real Universe and ehrks creation Of "ovr
Father Mother God al harmonious"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04
Gov. Williams Absenteeism-

W
dulles In Lansing his absence were unusual or sxcspon
would not be talking point Bot have figures show
shsf sbssnfsssm by the Governor the sxcspsienws
becoming the rule During pssd Of survey between
January 's 1855 and April 22nd Of this year. governor
was out OF his Office IS per cent Of shs fine Of s 4os
working days he should have been The obhs gone
az day-and Of these ~ days spent outside state
OF Michigan US an absentee record that would get man
fired most Jobs.
Our objection to this record does NOT extend 10 shs
ss business Governor must eondves sway from his eIes
on Behalf OF fs state What object 70 In our original
semPsnf 10 the Governor the time he'd spent me
state Psyo-esmpaisnins FOR his party Under questioning
Williams adm'ffsd-in these sxsss words-'Ths Governor
must 60 to many meetings 70 hedup hs part IN ne political
party" EA .l.'' 1898 $3.50
TIL: Is The kind Of poIsies shissnsy shsrs seinsen
among the Democrat party leaders And Ks evidence 10 sup
port our eonisnon that these leaders aren't interested n The
ses social progress they publicly svppsFshss nssvssfsd
only In Psrpsvsng themselves n eles And ssy Ne
vsns' end cynical attitude howard vsN end Me psssEss
whsd like 10 think Of their parry NE PARTY 81 honesty end
presrsss 81 .e4s.'. "a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04
Healing, Security, life More
AbundantIy",

AND JESUS THERETO:
seek YE FIRST THE KINGDOM OF GOD AND HIS
RIGHTEOUSNESS. AND ALL THINGS SHALL BE ADDED
UNTO YOU!
BUT-oNLY cHRsTLIKE. EARNEST. SINCERE. HUMBLE.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE STUDENTS READ THE BIBLE
THRoUcH-"THAT MIND WHICH WAS ALSO IN CHRIST
JEsus"!-WHlcH NY HEROIC ST. PAUL AND
INVITE YOU 70 LET" IT TAKE POSSESSION OF YOUR
BURDENS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIVES
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE REALIZED NOW
AND AS JESUS STATED: "coME UNTO nae, ALL
re THAT LABoUR AND ARE HEAVY LADEN, AND
WILL GIVE YOU REST.
TAKE NY YOKE UPON YOU, AND LEARN OF ME;
FOR AN MEEK AND LoWLY IN HEART; AND YE
SHALL FIND REST UNTO YOUR SOULS.
"FoR NY YOKE IS EASY, AND NY BURDEN IS
LIGHT" MATT. 1873 thru 30)
RISING MEDICAL COSTS CITED AS KEY
PROBLEM TO AGED
BY Al kaufman Detroit Timss)
ANN ARBoR. July ll-Rsng medical costs stirred
fsrsss today the University Of Mchigsns ninth annual
Conference On Aging.
While medical generally SHE'D away from ths subject
declared medical for the older people have become
prehlbisive i.
Or wilbur J. Cohen. professor Of public welfare 81 NJ
told than 800 delegates while the cost Of living had
increased IS per since $780, the Of medical
for The nation has advanced 30 per cent
He sidssispped question from the audience relating TO
Great Brsns soeazed medicine but Dr. Albert e
Hevsiis, Miehigsns health commissioner, said bvnty:
I'VE beginning 10 think that must
selves about the cost Of medical in Michigan"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04
Rising Medical Costs

(Continusd from Rack Paeel
AND So foR THOSE SeekiNc CURES ~ SIM
THE SPIRITUAL POVERTY o. NostcHIsTjAN
Observation-Disclosures HeALlN0S OF The
oevll--ANlAAAL MAcNeTisM-ANo THAT IS The
NATURE or ALL HEALING ENoEAvoRs VOID OF.
OR DEFICIENT M NY IMPERATIVE CHRIST MIRACLE
SCIENCE MESSIAH TO ALL PEoPLES-THE COST
IS RulNouSv OFTEN.
HENCE. NY 'pIcTATIoK 70 nv pAucHreR&EvE-
LArok or NY CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH TO ALL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE cRIevous.
pevllINsPiRED, ROMAN CATHOLIC. SPIRITUAL
LuNAcYi PRAYING TO MARY AS THE MOTHER
OF GOD! = THE DEVIL SEEKING TO ATTRIBUTE
DIVINITY TO HUMAN FLESH! AND PERSONALITY
Seeking TO ANNUL NY REVELATION TO ST. PAUL.
1.-THE FLESH LUsrETH AGAINST THE SPIRIT, AND
THE SPIRIT AGAINST THE FLESH. FOR THESE ARE
CONTRARY THE ONE TO THE OTHER, so THAT
re CANNOT DO THE THINGS THAT re WOULD
AND sHoUlD
AND So MY 'plcTArIoN TO MRS. EDDY RE HeALNcs
"if GOD HEALS NOT THE SICK. THEY ARE NOT
HEALED. FOR NO LESSER POWER EQUALS THE
INFINITE ALL-PoWERr-p. 231. s&H.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04
God to His Detroit
CONTINUED From Page u
II Miles Wrong Way; 4 Killed

CALL TRAGEDY At osHAvvA NIGHTMARE
OTHERS INJURED m HEAD.oN SMASH
ON sUPERHloHWAY
Windsor Daily Sfar)
WHITLEY. ont-Fovr Toronto persons killed instant.
in hssdon crash early today when "nshmarsh" 7iIs
death drive IN the lane Of Highway 4ol ended In the
worst traffic tragedy In The history Of This 1ws others
were injured. Aek- lei1N
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04

CONTINUED from Back Page)
UNREPENTANT SINNERS, THE DEVILS ADAM AND
EVE DUPEs, NOT "PURE IN HEART" ENOUGH TO
HuMBlY AND MEEKLY. AND EARNESTLY SUBMIT TO
THE INDISPENSABLE, INCOMPATIBLE, IMPERATIVE
GUIDANCE, DISCIPLINE, AND DIFFERENTIATION
OF NY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT, nv
GREATEST AND ONLY PURE AND MATURE, AND
COMPLETE. RELIGIOUS. THERAPEUTIC.
EDUCATIONAL, AND CULTURAL SYSTEM IN ALL THE
WORLD. IN ALL TIME WILL "SEE GHOSTS"
AND FEAR THE DEVILS VISIBLE, MORTAL THOUGHT
PHENoMENA-THE so-esIsd MATERIAL OBJECTS
AND ADVANTAGEOUS THEY HAVE NOT YET
REACHED MANS EXTREMITY :. {. GODS
OPPORTUNITY" AND THEREFORE 90 NOT PUT Me.
THEIR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD, ALL-HARMoNloUs"
AHEAD or HUSBANDS WIVES. CHILDREN, PARENTS,
BROTHERS, SISTERS LANDS, AND POSSESSIONS
ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING, EVEN uNINsPIRED,
UNsAcRED, HONOR. AS POSSESSED ~ HEBREW
APPRENTICE FOR THE RABBNATE. SPIRITUAL
lUNATc SAUL OF rARsuS. WHO EVENTUALLY WAS
HEALED or HIS SPIRITUAL AND PHYSICAL BLIND.
NESS by The good Christian AnsnIss AND BECAME
nv HEROIC GIANT APOSTLE. ST. PAUL.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04

BY Sidney J. Harris free Prsssl
In Todsys Health, published by the American Medical
Association. reader asks whether THE time will come
with development Of end s powerful drugs when
oil germs shst dangerous will b sInsssd7"
And shs medical editor quite prvdsnsIy replies that
specialists inclined 10 doubt shss much further progress
VIII b made toward eliminating shs mIcrosrssrsms now
(continued next column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04

TRIBuNE-sAruRpAY. AUGUST 4. 1859
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-01
You'll Like Midland's
.Interest-in YOU

Besides all the usual banking
services, YOU get an important
extra" nj Midland Bank. Our
customers call il the Big Wei
come. That actually means we
take n genuine interest in YOU,
your family, and your business,
And no matter what service
YOU need, YOU know you're
among friends the minute you
cross our welcome mat.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-01
One Hundred Guests
Enjoy Pre-Prom Party

Friday night, May -. Toni
Hughes and Joan Raumgartncr
were co-hostosses AZ "A pre- prom
coke party held at the home of
Miss Hughes. 3Ti6 Fourth Az 4.
Between the hours 81 7 and 0
y. m some 100 guests, the girls
in their beautiful formala and the
young men In their tuxedos. en-.
toycd partaking Of dainty refresh
mcnts and refreshing Cokes in n
dining room decorated and softly
aglow with candle light
A very decorative table. spread
with satin damask cloth and n
centerptcce of apple blossoms be-
tween silver randelabra holding
lighted pink tapera added to the
beauty Of the setting Assorted
hofs docuvres IN class colors Of
rcd and blue and roliahcs were
served from the buffet, which was
centcrod with an arrangement Of
lilacs
Wall sconces with burning pink
candles shed a soft glow.
Soft background music Of pro-
greshve jazz by Dave Brubcck
and June ChriAty was played
Flash bulb pictures were taken
of the different groups
The prom for Central High was
held Mt the RaddiAon Hotel,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-01
twilight Club Observes
Sixth Anniversary With
Dinner And Porty

The Twilight Social club celc-
hratcd is sixth anniversary with
a party Saturday evening. May
20, beginning with a dinner party
AT Mccarthy's Cafe.
After dinner the club members
and their guests wcrr entertained
AZ the Elks Rest,
Concluding the evening Of FUN
was an after party held at the
homo 81 Mr. ana Mrs. Alphonso
Hayes, 1907 II. 2ist st, kilograms
Of congratulations were received
from Mr., and Mrs James Warren
and Mr., and Mrs William G.
Barnes.
Guests present who enjoyed
their hospitality were the McsSru,
and Mines L. = shannon. James
Warren. William G. Barnes, Al
bert Wallace Miss Janiso Pendol.
ton and George l. Williams,
Officers OF the club are Daniel
Boone, president, Mrs, Almeda
Moore, secretary; Mrs, Wanda
Rarksdalc, treasurer Alphnnso
Hayes, business manager and Al.
fred Barnes, chairman of the 40.
ciai committee,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-01

OF the club will be June 10. AZ the
home Of Mrs. Emma Boatman.
1928 Smelling Av.
birthday Celebrated: Miss Will
ma Winston. 2s30 3lst Av. s, was
feted with a birthday party given
by her club, the Fieur-de-lis. sun
day, May ~. The gala affair was
held ut the home Of the honoree
with members showering the hon
oree with an array OF lovely gifts.
The evening Of fun ended with the
serving of refreshments with two
beautifully decorated birthday
cakes as the center OF attraction.
Members present included the
Mines. Mildred Orr, Emma Boat
man. Madelyn Sommervtlle, Cath
crime Battles and Miss Constance
Winston.
Former Resident Dies In ChIca.
go: John H. Cook. brother OF Mrs.
Anna Moedy OF 1903 10th Av. s,
and a former resident OF Mime
apolis, died in Cook County hos
pital, Chicago, Sunday. May IS,
after prolonged illness. Mr..
Cook Is survived by two sisters,
Mrs Moody Of Minneapolis and
Miss Agatha Cook, New Orleans.
La, one brother Frank Cook of
California and other relatives
Mrs. Moody went to Chicago TO at
tend funeral services which were
held Monday, May 81. She return
Ell home Wednesday May %.
Cresiteundo's WIN Meet: The
Cresiteundos club will hold an inn
portant business meeting on Sun
day June at 4 p. m. at the
home Of the president, John Arm
strong, 1886 Fourth Az. s. An
members are urged 10 be present
and on time.
Stewards Visit: Making a quiet
visit to their old home town this
week are the Rev and Mrs. Car
lyle Stewart OF Detroit, Mich,
former Twin City residents They
are guests OF the Cecil Newmans,
1858 Third Az. s.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-01

there the Millers proceeded to
San Diego. Calf. to visit another
son, Seaman FJS Phillip Turner
Miller who is stationed at a naval
base in San Diego. They visited
relatives and friends in Los Ang-
geles and bring greetings from
Mrs. Lula Bacon, who formerly
lived In Minneapolis. The Millers
report that their trip was most
interesting and they enjoyed the
scenery and points of interest in
all OF the places visited. OF special
interest along their motor trip was
the all modern motel Hightower in
Lordburg, New Mexico, where
they were guests.
Party Is Success: The cocktail
party given by the Fleur-de-ls
club Saturday, May 10. was re-
ported a huge success. The af-
fair was held at 3433 Smelling Av.
and some As friends Of the club
came in TO enjoy cocktails and as
sorted snacks and socialize dur
ing the hours. Mrs. Mildred Orr,
president, was chairman OF the
party. The next regular meeting
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-01
Social and Personal
MINNIE APOLIS

Return From Motor Trip Mr. and Mrs Wenzel Miller $50
tended vacation in California and Texas The Mer
eompanled by Miss Beverly Young ASS Mackubn ST. St Paul
ett oy motor on April 20 for Camp Woer Mnerwel Tex 10
visit their and family Sgt and Mrs Robert MILF 49,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-01
STERLING CLUB ANNUAL DANCING
PARTY AT LOWRY DRAWS LARGE CROWD

The third annual Spring Dancing Party Of the Sterling
Club held in the ballroom of the Hotel Lowry Paul
attended by large crowd of happy people Friday night
May 49,
The general chairman of the affair Theodore Hatcher said
guests told him the enjoyable OF the three spring
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-01

People are lonely because they
build walls, instead OF bridges, r.
Joseph Fort Newton.