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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

a gltt was also given 10 Mr.
Green, Present were the Messrs
and Mines. Joe Waters. Andrew
Brooks, Robert Johnson: the
Mines Liberia Faint Hazel ENil-
bright, Gloria Bowser: the Misses
Essie Green, Rosemae Osby. Doris
Frank, the honoree and husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Green. Mr.
and Mrs. MArtenxie Barber.
sad Mission: Mr.. J. w. McMn-
Ian, All W Central Av., was called
to Kansas City. Kans,, because OF
the death Of his father. Wilson
Mcmillan. The senior Mr.. Nc
MILAN died suddenly Of heart at
tack on Thursday. June IA. Funral
srvices were held in Kansas City
on Wednesday, June 20.
Leave The City: Mr., and Mrs
Bernie Green, formerly of ATT
Aurora Az, and residents OF the
city for the past three years. are
moving back to Long Beach, Calf
to make their permanent home
The Greens left by motor Friday.
June IS, and will stop in Kansas
City, Olathe. Rans., and Lawton.
Okla, enroute visiting relatives
and friends.
T. G. Maids And Matrons Club:
Mrs Gerone Reeds, 500 Fuller Av.
was hostess to the Twin City
Maids and Matrons Bridge club
on Saturday. June Is. Following
luncheon, guests and members
enjoyed a few rounds of bridge
Guest prizes were won by the
Mines. Cornelius Mobiley. Charles
Graham and William Hanna, FIRST
second and third respectively
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Try Toma,oe. Win steaL

Canned tpmainea ~tfh onions
and mushrooms make an excellent
vegetable accompaniment 10
steak
r" prepare sin servings cook
contents ~ 2 - I ounce can muah
rooms. drained and ! medium on.
Ion. chopped IN z tablespoons bat
tor unttl hghtiy Drowned
ADD one i2-OunrD can tomatoes
teaspoon sugar daRb ~ salt and
heat
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

June % Alfred White. aat
Carroll Az. Carlos Moffatt Sr
9i3 Rondo Az Roslyn Ann Smith
1923 Carroll Az
,June - Mrs BerniCe Duke
$50 Iglehsrt Az; James T., Smith
$50 St Anthony Az; Renee
Small. STi Rondo Az. Catherine
Marie Wright, 37l ~ Western
Az, Barbara Elkins. 2s5 Rondo
Az Frank Foster ass ". st. Al.
bans; Mrs, Mary lee Morris 4Os
Carroll Az; Holsey Is Camp. 52a
Carroll Az; Ernest l. Gray. sos
Carroll Az. Allen. a93 w. Central
Az
June % Mrs. c, NJ, vassar, 4el
St Anthony Az, Mrs Joseph
Saylcs, $50 Rondo Az: Nicholas
Cooper, s6l 81, Anthony Az: G
w Haskins. 6sT st Anthony Az
June 20 Ora MCMoore. 1885
Blair St. Rufus Carson Jr, s77
Carroll Az; LaVers Green. Ssi
Iglehart Az. Diane Louise Clark
sl2 st Anthony Az. Walter q
Bradley. 7ss Carroll Az
June p Lee A Gwynne ssl
Carroll Az. Ermon Jean Owens
s72 Dayton Az. Louise q Brown
is5 Rondo Az Louise Hopkins
702 lgiehArt Av. woodfnrd Fin.
ney. Jr.. SiS 81 Anthony Az.
Margo Robins 567 Carroll Az
June 2s Mary 4 Bristrr, 3ii
= Dale St Mrs Ida Combs. sa5
Thomas Az Mrs Addic G. Few
643 fRIchart Az Jewell Sears Sr
100 Rondo Az. Denis" Carly, 4ss
MaCkubin. Margaret EIRine Robin.
son. 76s Carroll Az Charles
Bradley. sr. 54I " Central Az
June % Melvin Thomas Hen,
dcrson, $50 81 Anthony Az. Yer.
non Randolph Bradley Jr. 7ss
Carroll Az
out of-Town Birthday
June ~ Mrs NJ y Humphrey
Los Angeles Calif
The hist informed peoplr on the
American rare problrm IN Ninne
sotA ARE regular readers ~ this
paper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

June Is William T.. Commo,
dore, 1854 Bryant Az. N. Walter
Mccoy, 1907 Olson Highway. An,
geline Miller, 900 18th Az, n.
June 24-MrS. Lena LaE'aueettr
$3.50 Clinton Az: Oliver l.
Cooper, Sst4 Smelling Az; Mrs
Carrie sudduth. 627 Emerson Az
N.
June 25-Riley ". Gilchnst
S9I6 Second Az. South. John
c, Mason. 1924 RIrth Az. s,
June 26-George A Totten
Court House; Mrs. Jessie Ham.
mond, 1881 Bryant Az. N. Nit.
chell Williams, 1910 S. Eighth st
Elmer +. kopp 2SS Second Az $
Veronica NJ. Breedlove. TAI Al.
duch Az. N: Mrs. Lurena Wash
ington, 5i2 +. a5th St; Mrs, Ruth
Cowan. 720 Fremont Az n,
June al Mrs. Aggie Slaughter.
5l4 18th Av, s: Kenneth Wallace,
5000 Fourth Az, s; Robert Pierre,
1887 Portland Av,, Mrs Cecil
Hunter, 400 Third ST 3: johnnie
Rsndcll, TBS Bradford Az. N. r..
X, Jones. 1914 s Fourth 81. (.
Pauline Guy. sl2 Seventh St n
June 2S-H ID. Williams, 900
f 22nd ST Mrs. Sudie Hatchett
40I4 Fourth Az. S, Walter Lowe.
3O3i S7th Az. s
June 20 Eugene Tucker. 220i
Firth Az s. Herbert NJ James,
22O2 18th Az. $.
Out of Town Birthday
June % Nelson Peery. Clevc.
land, o, Mrs, Herman Sweets.
Paola. Kans. WILDER, Greer At
lantA, Ca,
June - Robert Bolton, Los
Angeles. Calf.
June - Mrs Harvey $. Jones
Los Angeles. Calf, Mrs Theresa
Franklin, Washington, y. c.
June 70 Mrs Lou Eta chill
dress, Lathrup, Mo Charles Curry
Jr. Los Angeles. Cahf
June p Mrs Lillian Cobb. Los
Angeles Calf. John Newkirk.
New York City.
June 20 William s Wne Van
Buren,. Ark
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

moicrn Convenienccs they have in
their city homes The kitchen has
an electric stove and there In an
enclosed porch all around the sum,
mer home
The ward faces the lake and
there arr all kinds ~ comfortable
chairs and lounges where the club
members sat and enjoyed the cool
fresh air not drcamin. their fam
lies AMI friends were sweltcring
In the Twin CITIES.
nv bouquet ~ the week gees To
George Brooks OF st Paul lie IL
and has always been So very nice
to his parents, Mr., and Mrs q
w Brooks, Sr,
Grenyillc kleiSer said, Life In
worth living u you are growing
daily IA nobility NJ character. n
YOU are rendering uusclfish ser,
vice fu others, " you arr meet
Ing your responsibilities and ohli-
CATIONS with courage and fidelity
Make the most ot today
Translate your good intentions IN.
10 actual deeds Know that YOU
can 30 what ought 10 be done I'm,
prove your plans Realize that
work we'll done makes life truly
worth living
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
Chiiisd Floating Island Rice
Iustard

To make this delicious cuatafd
mis- together sgg yoIkS, y cup
beet or can. sugar, and = tea
spoon salt stir IN cups milk
Mls well Cook over hot water for
10 Ia 10 minutes or until the Gus
tard coats n metal spoon do not
allow the water 10 boil too vigoT
ouaIy n Ia hes, Ia cook the cua
isrd slowly Stir constantly with
wooden spoon DO not overcook
THIS la very thin Custard After
the custard coats metal spoon
stir In , cups cooked instant
white nc" and - teaspoons van
lila Beat 3 eggs until they foam
Gradually add = cup beet ~ cane
sugar. beating veil after each al
dition 0f sugar Pour the hot Gus
tard mixture over the egg whites
and mir gently cover and chiii
before serving ~ desired. t0T,
each serving with acme tart Jolly
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Social and Personal
Y MINNEAPOLIS

T @. Chapter Jack and Jill The Twin City Chapter of
Jack aud Jill completing plans for family picnic be held
Officers and members the chapter Marjorie Brown
president Anita Stokes president Helen NJ Coins
corng secretary norSea Freeze corresponding secretary
Other members include the Mines Glaze Bennett Loretta Ellis
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Dsbvsousss Fntsvtoirsd
A. Garden porty

The beautiful and spacious
lawn at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
James Rideauk. 7o7 Rnndo Az.
was an ideal setting for the lawn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
THIS N That


Congratulations Ia all OF our
graduates wherever they may be,
John Thomas OF Switzerland. n
former metropolitan, was sent
90 Washington. II. c, ON business
and was able to combine business
with pleasure lie attended the
graduation exercises at Dart.
mouth and saw his nephew, James
Breeder receive his diploma.
Welcome home Florence and
Andy Johnson nf Pasadena, Calf
They have come home Go FISH and
see relatives and friends in the
Twin Cities
Ernest Finney was painting his
house when the ladder slipped and
he fen through window In the
house next door Fortunately he
was not hurt and by now he may
have the house all painted
listened 10 an eloquent plea
over tclevision pointing out the
virtues Of shopping down town
The announcer said drive down
town and he glorificd all Of the
things you could buy down town
on one trip and he told of the
air conditioned places you could
eat in
As ! listened 10 him began to
see his point The shopping
centcrs were worrying him The
parking problem worries IN. down
town shopper
Lulu King In leaving soon to
make her home with her sister In
Portland, Oregon. Her many
friends wish her good luck In her
new home
Mother Mary Alice Of st
Peter Claver Ia leaving soon for
Baltimore for Retreat and summer
school. Mother Mary Alice il q
cousin Of Palmer Jacksons
Sylvia and Matthew Little have
Identical twin baby daughters !
cannot tell one from the other.
Sylvia IN quite thrilled that they
are identical
Chnton'S Retreat q very lovely
summer home nj Amcry Wis.
owned by Addie Few. was chosen
by the Breakfast Pinrchle Club as
the place for their closing picnic
Tho members. MaTcrIlc Gibhs.
Halle Sslters. Odessa Brent
Johnny Mae Fields Annette Rob
inHon Frances Hughes Cora Belle
Banks and Addle E~w spent \ dc
lIghtrIl week end fishing taking
boat rides. playing piuochle. TAX
ing pictures and last bu, not least.
eating They enjoyed a FISH fry. a
barbecue. wiener roast and a fried
chicken dinner
Many pictures we're taken By a
boat on wheels Addle has IN her
yard that - filled with flowers
Sunday the group drove 20 Big
Round Lake 10 visit with Lola and
maceo FInney In their lovely sum
msr home
Tho members and Their guest
Mrs. MsIross Walls ~ Chicago
cousin ~ Johnny Mae Fields. o..
cupied two ~ the four cottages
owned by Addi. I almost forgot
to say the group enjoyed ali q the
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TUg sTsTp ~ sINSI.UTs TO
tuD apDND sANpD
It.gD&DAs Vs,

fHhg aN1 econ ~ F1B. HEs terFHF
ssfnn4"Esd ara required ~ srE~sf
ihS Complaint - toe gislrflr 10
10 shove sbilfIsd sstigH. ~hlsh
tho flsTb - tHiE Court ana g. serve
n1py 81 yGaf aHsusF 20 sslG Con.
plant upar The suite Ftl-V - bic
"ffiFs al rfpf4ss Bank nHfiafuE
~ TIE ctr - Minneapolis ttsrrs
Elu 'SBHiy. state - hiEHssg's
~tfhiH fuFEfg i2EE days sftsF 'ts
ssfyia. - this Summons upDG you.
sErlsslss - ihs date - sssh ser
Tlrs sbf y 100 TAI 20 aHsrsf the
sasd Complaint within lhs time g.
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'l@n - y spp!r 80 the g - 'nt ne
tsiisf fsnarssa o. sid 'nrblsI ~
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s-rh - y0u. az hSrrhg sagIssS 'hAt
10 real estate Shish 10 ne cob.
20 - 'hts sS'ign - legally dee
fyib~d 80
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hereof ~ tn0rk 49, yfrtsn TafE
Addition - 9irEpsga3tR EsFurf
ma 60 'rs plzt thereof On ne
srd ~ ts'sf3 ir fts SffiFs - ~
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ifHnnsEfF rY3rfy. rG1Fs @1fs fuoHly
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ArHfE. Nlrrsa pnfis Nlutsagfa
40 thAf go stgssf - THIS - ton
10 80 nb'afn partittonius aBd sale ~
fts shove fs-S rtbsf real estate
T.. fosara Esunst'. AtiHfrsg FOR
80 ptatrtfff. ~ ,hs FIRM - Hatf.
smith 800 HsalHHd, III Pod 90
h~ss IfsiiaiHg sinn~agHfis e.
nspssssasn Iss. a. ~ JuIy g.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

People wait to read this paP~r
IN obtain the accurate news pic.
ture of important local and nation.
al events.
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-Four lnitiuted BY
AIPho kaPPo Alpho;
Officers Elected

The Misses Regina Williams,
Norma Jean Howell Wilma AM
son ana Mary Manning were re-
Gently initiated into Alpha Kappa
Alpha sorority
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
Social and Personal
4 sr."PAun-

Suourbanites Entertain The Suburhante entertained at
gong away party in honor OF Mrs Bernie Green member
VINO moving out of the city The party given the home
OF Mrs Martenze Barber $40 Carroll Az sunday June
Inc evening reminscng SociaEng enjoying
refreshments parting gift was presented 10 Mrs Green and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
Garden Pepper Relish
ldeol For DRESSING
Up Meof Course

NO news" may he ''gr,si news
when applied ~ a youngster away
at camp but housewives always
arc on the lookout tor news and
hints ou how 10 make meals more
tasty and appealing. AppeuEing
meals are high an the hist VI
household interests, and this week
We haVc new recipe tor a meal
time accompaniment, that can do u
lot toward bringing out the flavor
of Your main meat dish,
We've always had the theory
that meats like sweets" too So
why not give your meat Of the
evening a coiorftIi and tasty ac-
compartment by serving with IL
some Garden Pepper Relish Less
expensive cuts of lamb, veal and
beef, and many kinds of poultry
combine beautifully and taste
fully with this sweet treat To
please every member OF the fam.
lily
You can make 10 medium glas'
SEES Of Garden Pepper Relish in u
short Is minutes in the Kitchen
Try this recipe made the short
boil way and serve Il with your
main course tonight
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

June - Mr. and Mrs Bernard
y wilkinson. ala Third Az e.
four years. Mr. and Mrs Pleasant
Breeder. 1909 Olson Highway. n
Year,, Mr. and NrN Joseph Ray.
20 Fremont Az y one year:
Mr. and Mrs Arthur 4 Lee ISIS
Fourth Az &, ore year.
June 20 Nr and Ms Hiram
X Gibbs. fi32 Eluo, Az ~ years.
Mr. and Mn Glen PUliens. a3l7
Third Az 8 two year. Mr. and
Mrs Alfred Parker IN Wash.
.nztDn Az s, two Year,
June - Mr. ana Hrn L~vfs
wmtlork 2s5g Clinton Az. nine
years Mr. and Mrs Charles
Thomas. i07I Fourth ~ 4 six
years
June p M and Mr. Tallip
Blackwell zs21 Fourth Az q.
nine years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
Garden Pepper Relish

Yield About 10 Medium Glasses
Is lbs reiishl
2 cups prepared vegetables II To-
matc l oaion, p or 10 peppersl
~ cups apple vinegar
: cups @ lbs sugar
1 bottle liquid fruit rectir
10 drops green food coIoring
First prepare the vegetables
Cut open l small tomato and dis.
card sceds, Put tomato and !
very small onion through food
chopper. using finest blade Cut
open about y or 10 medium sized
peppers and discard secds. For
best Color, use half green and half
red sweet peppers Put peppers
through food chopper twice, using
nnest blade Drain Measure
chopped tomato and onion, then
add enough chopped peppcrn 10
make cups prepared vegetables
Measure into a very larg. sauce
pan,
Then make the relish Add
vinegar and sugar Ia vegetables In
saucepan and mis- woii Place over
high heat bring To a fun rolling
boil and boil hard l minute stir.
ring constantly Remove from
heat and y, once stir In liquid
fruit pectin. Skim off foam with
metal spoon Then stir and skim
by turns for 3 minutes 10 cool
slightly To proven, floating yea.
ctahl.s Add green ooloring ana
blend Ladlr quickly into glasses,
Cover at once with y inch hot
paraffin.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
Party Al RadiisSon

After initiation ceremonies a
banquet was held for the new
sorors at the Radisson Hotel. Min.
neapohs Mrs Maude Mann oi
Chicago. regional director ~ the
sorority Miss Elinor Huggenvk
sorority adviser on the campus
and members Of the Ivy Leaf
pledge club were guests at the
banquet
The following night after initiA,
ton. the new sorors were enter,
tanned with a party given at 10.
cal $40 recreation room
New OffSocrv
At the June 10th meeting held
at the home Of Miss Norman Jear
Howell. 97l st Anthony Az, the
following newly elected officers
were installed; Basileus, Jean
Howell, anti -basileus. Regina Wi,
Hams, GrammAteus. Mary Ellis
Manning, Tamiouchos Wilma Al,
ison and Ivy Leaf reporter Sally
Moody
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81 " HtIss

HiATE 40 Ht3NEafTfA
GOT NTT BF HTENEpIE
EfaTVtrT IEI.Uf
FDTtTJ UBrfAi. piHTTfICT
Houston Ralph "iIaau. TialGtIff
Aiiis T. RigRuu. and al Dfhrf
pcrsJD@ ~ paFfE.s 4ukuHuH. sIaIHa.
'EE snY ftEht title. estate. iiSn af
fHtsr~st IN ~. real estate dFaaFILr,i
10 tho Complaint herein. Esfrr5
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uuul next week this Is 80
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1T PAUL

June 72-Nr and Hrs EgRsn.
Carter sl2 - An,Enny Az ssv.
~ y~ars
Iuns p VI ART Mn Eugene
Carter si2 81 An,hony Az E~v-
- years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

The b~st informed peopIr on the
American rare probIrn IN Ninne
sotA arr regular readers ~ this
paper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
NrW Ofnccrv

THE PAPER WITH PICTURES
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

Ernest Finney was painting his
house when the ladder slipped and
he fen through window In the
house next door Fortunately he
was not hurt and by now he may
have the house all painted
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

Lulu King In leaving soon to
make her home with her sister In
Portland, Oregon. Her many
friends wish her good luck In her
new home.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

Mother Mary Alice Of st
Peter Claver II leaving soon for
Baltimore for Retreat and summer
school Mother Mary Alice is q
cousin of Palmer Jackson's
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

Welcome home Florence and
Andy Johnson ~ Pasadena, Cahf
They have come home 60 FISH and
see relatives and friends in the
Twin Cities
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-03-08
Little Things
Help PreUent
Car Mishaps

It's the little things that count
in preventing accidents in and
round your automobile, says Key
stone Automobile Club.
Suddenly opening doors are
an ever-present danger with chill
dren in car declared August
G. Detlof, manager of the club
in Maryland. Lock mechanisms
always should be set and the
children taught to stay on the
rear seat and away from the
door handles.
"T'hey also should be prohibited
from playing while in the car,
for often only light nudge is
necessary to push down a handle
and cause the door to fly open.
Obviously, a child, or anyone else
for that matter, thrown from
the car can be seriously injured
by the fall, even killed by car
following close behind.
There are other little things
to remember, too:
Don't let the baby play with
the horn or clutch the wheel
while you're driving; your atten-
ton may be distracted and an
accident may result.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-03-08
Bow and Arrow Fan
Gives Archery Advice

around $40, and you can buy a
championship bow for around
-$25. 1t is important to get good
arrows from the start, correctly
spined and matched in weight sc
that they all have the correct
flight characteristics. B
arrows are now considered to be
aluminium, but most archerS are
hunters and like to use the same
arrows for hunting: a wooden
shaft with a field head that
matches the hunting, or broad
in weight.
Most States now have a bow
and-arroW deer season. In the
State Of Maryland you can use a
bow with no less than 30 pounds
pull for hunting.
Buy your equipment from a
local sport store where you can
get expert help in selecting a
proper bow He will be glad to
give you information about join.
ing a club or forming one of your
own.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-03-08

In other senior circuit battles
Christ Congregational downed
Clifton Park Baptist 56-31, Coles
vile Methodist battered First Bap.
fist of Wheaton 67-45, Woodside
Methodist breezed by Parker Me-
mortal Baptist 1926, and Marvin
Methodist defeated st. James Lu.
theran 61-46.
Marvin Methodist rolled up one
of the Junior Leagues all-time
high smotherings in beating First
Baptist of Wheaton 1910 to keep
its circuit lead. Christ Congrega.
tional and Grace Episcopal stayed
in second by defeating Montgom.
cry County Unitarian 1910 and
st. James Lutheran 22-14 respec.
lively
In other junior loop games AS
cension Episcopal edged Takoma
Park Presbyterian 1929 and
Woodside Methodist downed
Colesville Methodist 22.12.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-03-08
icy Interlude'
Local Skaters Put
Production On Ice

The Figure Skating Club pres
ident is c. Norris Shaw of Rock
vile. Director and photographer
of Icy Interlude of 1856" is Ed
ward G. Picken of Bethesda.
Mr.. and Mrs Shaw; Mr.. and
Mrs. Picken; Mr.. and Mrs. Car
ney S. Werner; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas c. Atchison; Mrs. Doro-
thy r. Dunegan, and Homer J..
Letter, all of Silver Spring; Char
les F. Macmillan of Bethesda, and
Miss JEANNE Gladding of Chevy
Chase will skate in group pro-
auctions.
John p McGill of Kensington
and Donald Wilson of Chevy
Chase will be featured in a bull
fight comedy routine. Miss Hell
en- Juten of Brookmont will skate
in the special Girls Six" num-
Der.
In addition to the local skaters,
Catherine Machado of.Los Angel
es, member of the 1856 Olympic
team; Mary Ann Dorsey of Col
orado, member of the world
figure skating team and Olympic
team alternate; Married. Owen and
Charles Foster of Boston, 1856
National Junior Pair champions;
and John j. Bejshak of Baltimore,
will be in the show.
The Figure Skating Club was
so pleased with the public re-
Spouse to 'Icy Interlude" when it
was first presented without cos
tunes or theatrical lighting last
year, they decided to make it a
two-night, costumed, lighted pro-
duction this year.
General admission tickets for
"Icy Interlude" are S1.50. Reserv-
ed seats are $3.50. Tickets are on
sale at Uline Arena and from Mr..
Shaw, Garden 4-8904.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-03-08
Sherwood High CavniUaI
To Feature Booths, Games

tary motion picture, produced by
Philip Martin of Norwood Studios
and directed by Nick Webster of
Virginia, has been awarded the
Brotherhood Award and the Free
dom Foundation Award for the
best documentary of the year. The
film was produced for the Presi.
dents Committee on Government
Contracts.
The Home Interest Group met
last Thursday night for dinner at
st. Johns Parish Hall. They
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Lansdale and Richard
Lansdale. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Nesbitt were guests for the eve
ming and Lawrence Martin, as
guest speaker, spoke on the ram
ifications of the frozen food in
dustry.
The Oakdale Emory Methodist
Church is holding Lenten services
every Thursday evening from 7:30
to $50.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-03-08
Biddy Cage Loops
Close Play Tied

Second-half play in the Cub
Scout Biddy Basketball League
sponsored by the Rockville Re
creation Department has ended
with ties in both Division A and
Division B.
The 482 Tigers and the 1852
Phantoms finished second-half
play in Division A unbeaten by
downing the 482 Wildcats 1873
and the 208 Jets 116 respectively.
NThe 208 Rockets beat the Isl
Lions AL and the 208 Bombers
blasted the 762 Raiders POLL to
wind up tied for the lead in Div
ision B.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-03-08
Nature Meet
For Children
On Saturday

Superintendent of parks Ed
ward ], Kelly has announced that
a nature hobby show will high
light the final indoor meeting of
the Audubon Junior Clubs Coun-
Gil on Saturday morning, begin
ming at 10 am.
The hobby show will enable
junior naturalists to exhibit bird
houses, scrapbooks, rock collec-
tons, and other natural history
projects which they have com.
pleted during the winter months.
Prizes will be awarded.
In demonstrating a true-life
conservation story, Johnny
Chipmunk and his friends, the
flying squirrel, the raccoon and
old Mr.. Opossum, will perform in
a parade of live animals under
the direction of naturalist John
Gruber.
In addition to the animal
parade, junior bird watchers will
have the chance to sharpen their
powers of observation as they
participate in a bird identified,
ton quiz. DR.. Philip Dumont of
the u, S. Fish and Wildlife Serv,
ice will be on hand to conduct
this portion of the morning pro
gram.
ClimaXing these features, the
children will be taken on an illus
trated trip through the National
Capital Parks by Chief Park
Naturalist w. Drew Chick, Jr.