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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02

"Television is the preachers
passport through the brink
jungles to today's crowded cities"
says Elder Myles, Sabbath to the
congregation. Sabbath, January 26
was day especially set aside for
all churches of the denomination
to give special financial support
to the denominations television
program, Faith for Today"
Television is important because
it brings the living church into
the homes that know no other
church contact. Faith for To-
day" is currently seen on 100 sta
tons in North America and Is
overseas.
The latest are stations in Mel
bourne and Sydney, Australia.
The program has been chosen by
the Armed Forces of the United
States for showing to their per-
sonnet overseas. A hearty well
come awaits Elder F. L. Peterson
who will speak at Bethany on
February 8 and 16. He and his
good wife will spend a week here
visiting churches in the Miami
district. Elder Peterson is an Of
ficer of the General Conference
of Seventh Day Adventist head
quarters in Washington, D. c.
Let us continue to remember
the sick and shut-ins with our
kind thoughts of benevolence.
A hearty welcome awaits you
at Bethany SDA Church.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02

Sunday School was held at the
usual hour with the su erinten-
dent, Mrs. Bertha Adderley, pre-
siding. A very interesting lesson
was discussed. At ii am. the
pastor was in charge. He preach
ed stirring sermon from REVEAL
ton 1876. The number two choir
was in charge and sang out Of
their soul.
The Uzhers' Union Association,
David Hudson, president, met at
3 pm. and had a very interesting
program.
The 2 pm. devotion was led oy
the pastor with another stirring
sermon. His text was taken from
Job 23:10, "He knoweth the way
that / take. When / am tried
will come forth as gold" Sub
Ject, "The Christian Conflict" He
stirred the souls of all. The No.
l choir was in charge and they
sang as never before.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
D. B., reporter
Rev. S. A. Thomas, pastor

Still indisposed on last Sunday
was unable to witness any of the
services nor activities during the
day, I have reason though to be-
lieve that everything went well.
Services were lovely throughout
the day so / was informed.
Sunday School, with interest
still high, was very well conduct
ed with its leaders at the front
and the crowd following on.
l know / am voicing the SEN
timents of members and friends
when I say that the presence of
the pastor at his post of service
was happily received, after his
being absent the Sunday Of the
goth. We trust he will continue
to grow strong in order that he
will be fully able to carry on in
this great religious program of
the world.
We must continue to think
jubilantly Of the BTU. How we
want it to continue to grow and
progress.
See and buy a Bulletin on next
Sunday. The Press Club has been
functioning a year. We are put
ting forth effort to raise some
needed funds to help the club 60.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
FRIENDSHIP BAFnS.
Rev. c. J. Burney, pastor
Claudia Wilson, reporter

Beginning with the Sunday
School at $50 am. all of the de-
votional services were spiritually
high throughout the day.
The morning message was de-
livered by Rev. w. Slater. Our
pastor delivered the evening mes
sage. The No. two choir render
ed rrusic for the morning and
the No. one choir for the evening.
The No. one usher board and the
Juniors were in charge through
o1t the day.
At 3 pm. the choirs convention
closed. It was filled with h e
spirit and enjoyed by all. BTU
was conducted by the president
at $50 pm. We had a large num-
Der of visitors who Were well
come in our services. We honored
Mrs. Odessa Kirkland of Mobile,
Ala; Mrs. Charles Smith, Ports
mouth, Ohio and Mrs. Holmes of
this city. We are always grateful
for our visitors.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
METROPOLITAN A. M. E.
Rev. H. M. Salmon, pastor

Friday night at 8 pm. will be
Love Feast services. The pastor
is asking all to attend.
Holy Communion services at
IL am. Music will be rendered
by the teen age choir and choir
No. two. The inspiring sermons
have been prepared for our spi-
ritual enjoyment by the pastor,
who in his very able way lifts us
to the height of spiritual enjoy
ment. We are inviting each of
you and your friends to come out
and worship with us throughout
the entire day.
A Pound Rally has been launch
ed. Twenty -four captains have
been named. The winner (the
captain bringing in the largest
amount of pounds) will be crown
ed King or Queen Of Metropoli-
tan. The rally will terminate the
fourth Sunday in March. The
names of the captains will be an
nounced at a later date.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
NEW HOPE BAPTIST
A. L. Stephens, reporter
Rev. J. E. Brown. pastor

Services were spiritually high
throughout the day. Sunday
School was nicely attended and
we hope the attendance will con-
tinue to improve. The pastor de-
livered a wonderful message and
the No. two choir rendered song
service. The No. two choir is now
under the leadership of Deacon
Jefferson. The Junior usher board
was at its post and carried out
beautifully throughout the day.
At the evening worship our pas
tor preached another soul stirring
message from the 4th chapter Of
Genesis the 9th and 10th verses.
The White Robe Gospel Singers
rendered wonderful song SER
vice. We were spiritually bene-
fitted.
News of Interest: The Sons OF
Thunder will render a program
Sunday night for the Pastors Aid
Club. The Heavenly Stars, the 3rd
Sunday, for the No. two usher
board. The Stars of Harmony, the
4th Sunday for the Home Mission.
The pastor wishes to thank every
one for their support in the con-
Secration services. Let us come
out Sunday in large numbers. The
No. one choir and all ushers will
serve throughout the day. We al
ways welcome visitors to wor-
ship with US.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
GREATER BETHEL
Rev. J. B. Blackwell, pastor
E. o. Saunders, reporter

Greater Bethel AME Church's
First Quarterly Conference for
the year was held on the above
date.
Rev. ]. c. Bradley, assistant
pastor opened the devotions at
8 o'clock after which he present.
ed Presiding Elder w. B. Cffey
who, in his usual businesS-like
way, organized the conference.
Mrs. Gladys Robinson served as
secretary; Esther o. Sanders, re-
porter.
The usual form of procedure
was observed and it was noted
that Greater Bethel is ON h e
progressive side, both spiritually,
numerically and financially.
The reports from the various
boards and clubs showed clearly
that the membership is working
Fundamentally with the program
of the church and each organiZa-
ton expressed its satisfaction
over the. return of the pastor and
the P. E. Rev. w. B. Coffey. On
account of the serious illness Of
the pastors mother, he was un-
able to be present but nothing
was amiss, and the presiding ell
der mentioned the fact that
Bethel was so well organized he
had no trouble whatever. He
highly commended the officers
and members for the beautiful
parsonage they had completed
and furnished since the
quarterly conference.
Eight members passed to the
Great Beyond since the last
quarter. A short memorial was
held for each of them.
With prayers for Mother Black
nell and all of the other Sick per-
sons, the conference closed.
Sunday, Jan. 81 the presiding
elder preached to a large a n q
appreciative audience nlorninf
and evening. At the close Of his
sermon Sunday morning he lee
in singing, "It's a Highway tc
Heaven" Five persons joined the
church.
The elder was at his best
Choir No. one started the spiri-
Etual fire for the morning worship
The gospel choir kept it burning
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
Mrs. Irma Skyles, reporter
Rev. w. K. Smith, pastor

The last Sunday in the month
Of January was a record break
ing day, both spiritually and fl
nancially.
The Sunday School hour was
timely and it was conducted by
the district superintendent, Dea-
con Frank Ross, who is one of
our own faithful and active mem
bers of Greater New Bethel. The
entire Sunday Schools faculty
and students are always happy
to welcome his presence.
Morning devotion was con-
Quoted by Bro. VIM. Reed and
Bro. Lewis Boynton.
Choir No. one and junior choir
were in charge.
The pastor delivered the morn
ing message which was taken
from Matthew 1921.
His sermons are taking effect
upon all of his hearers. Even the
children are adhering to the word
Of God through his doctrine.
Rev. A. J. King, a resident OF
Fort Lauderdale, the missionary
of the Seaboard Baptist Associa-
ton, was guest minister both
morning and evening.
The pastor commended ushel
Board No. one, Lewis Newbold
president and choir No. two, Ed
ward Brown, president, for ap.
pearing on program at Rev.
Samuel's church in Miami, Fri.
day night, Jan. Is.
The evening devotion. was con.
Quoted by Deacon George Butler
Choir No. two and male choru
were in charge.
Rev. A. j. King delivered thu
evening message. Even put or
the whole armor of faith through
baptism during the evening.
Rev. Stevens of Mt. Calvary
Baptist Church, was guest min.
lister at the evening service.
The pastor is urging all mem.
berS who have not registered, Il
please do SO for 1857.
The pastor, who is the SECOND
vice moderator Of the Seaboarc
Baptist Association, will be en-.
gagged in this great ecclesiastical
meeting at ST. James BaptiSt
Church, Coconut Grove beginning
Feb. ITO. It will be the 9th an.
nual session.
Rev. Smith is programmed t.
deliver the closing sermon Feb
10 at pm.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
FIRST UNITARIAN

The Rev. Glenn o. Garfield,
Rev. Glenn o. Garfield, minister
minister Of the First Unitarian
Church located on Dixie Highway
at SW goth road, has chosen
Dealing With Reality" as his SER
mon subject for Sunday, Feb. 8,
IL am.
On Wednesday, Feb. 6, 8:15 pm,
at the church, the Miami Com
munity Forum will present a
panel discussion and film on
"Osteopathy: The Service 1t Can
Offer You" Speakers will be DR..
Harry N. Kerr, N. ]. Walter and
David H. Gateman.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
TEMPLE BAPTIST
Rev. L. A. Thompson, pastor

~~@S~@AHAAt PS~sOA
The dedicatory service for the
new pews on Sunday afternoon
was quite inspiring. The invoca-
ton was offered by the Rev. A.
Balm, the Scripture read by Rev.
Ernest Hutchinson. st. James No.
2 choir sang and the pastor, Rev.
j. L. johnson spoke. A very time
ly and forceful message was de-
livered by Rev. Joseph Smith, and
the prayer was offered by Rev.
N. F. Clark of ST. Matthew'S.
The first Sunday services will
be as usual: Covenant meeting
at IL am. and the Lords Supper
will be administered both morn
ing and evening. The combined
choirs will render service.
The Pulpit Aid Board, Mrs. M.
E. Stevens, president, will Spon-
sor a tea at $3.50 pm. at the home
of Mrs. Eva Gibson, 1888 NV 5th
place. The Missionary Society,
Mrs. r. Taylor, president, will
have program at the church at
4 pm.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
New Cemetery For
Mt. Zion Members

The Mt. Zion Baptist Church,
Rev. Edward T. Graham, pastor,
has entered into an agreement
with the Paradise Memorial Gar
den, whereby a section of the
cemetery will be set aside for the
use of church members and their
friends.
This section is to be marked
of by a marble slab and is to be
dedicated to this use the last week
in March.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02

Those of us who were out on
Wednesday night when the Dio-
cesar officers of the Woman's
Auxiliary met with us gained
q u e a bit of information
from this meeting. Our vicar ex-
pressed his thanks to these wo-
men for coming out to visit with
US.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
GRACE PRESBYTERIAN

$685. NV. 14th Ave.
Rev. James Culmer, pastor
Eddie Edwards, clerk
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02

Do not forget our pre-Lenten
Bazaar which will be held on the
church's grounds on March 2, 4,
and S. Everyone is invited to
come out with us.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02

Mrs. Clarice Titles and her
group wish to thank all who
came out to make their night of
games a success.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
THE INCARNATION
(Episcopal)

(Episcopal)
Cor. 18th Ave. and seth Street
Veronica O'Berry, reporter
FIR. e. S. Clarke. Jr., vicar
Church School ................ $50 am.
Solemn Sung Mass and
Sermon ........................ 11:O0 am.
YPSL and Confirmation
Instruction for Children 5:3Op m.
Solemn EvenSong and
Sermon ....................... 7:3O pm.
Tuesday
st. Mary's Choir Guild
Rehearsal ................... 4:3O pm.
Wednesday
Low Mass ....................... $50 am.
Acolyte Practice ............ $50 pm
Evensong, Meditation and
Confirmation instruction
for Adults ................... 800 pm.
Thursday
st. Mary's Choir Guild
Rehearsal .................. 4:30 pm.
Friday
st. Cecilia's Choir
Rehearsal .................... 800 pm.
Note: Masses on all Saint and
Holy Days ...............4... $50 am
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02

You are cordially invited to at
tend a "Pie Walk" at the home
of Mrs. Hazel Saunders, 6331 NV
18th place on Saturday, Febru-
airy 2, at 8 pm. sponsored by the
st. ThereSa's Guild.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02


ginning with Church School which
was largely attended.
Services for the day were what
everyone needed to give some
thoughts daily.
We were happy to have all the
ladies with us at our first WSCS
meeting of the new year.
Much was accomplished. Many
thanks to Mrs. Elena Ponder for
her generous hospitality.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
KELLY'S CHAPEL
Rev. Leroy Dell, pastor
M. c. Nealy, reporter

Glass meeting ........ Tuesday pm.
Practice ...~..-.......... Friday pm.
Church School ................ $50 am.
Morning worship ....".... IL am.
Evening worship ............... z pm.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25
MRS, SARAH ohpRITr
TO SERVE ON "GAMIs
AROUND WORLD" GROUP

Mrs BernBfH 1Hrprr 1910 Rifles
chairman u tHe "ganes Around
'He Warla7 program sponsored by
the World Fellowship committee
ri the YWCA. RED Feather IT,
Eonay bBs appointed Mrs. Sarah
Garrett. JDi iElshart "a serve an
tEaf committee
An exciting time ia promised
with games ~ other lsn1s. sxhb.
iia fortune telling q Country
store prizes fge9. homemade can.
a.ee and n glffiaH8
Games AFggna the War1
viii be hela Saturday aH8 Sunday
November 3 and 40 Hours for
Saturday ARE frgm ~ ~ 8 ~
ard sunday 2 20 2 p. M
Tnr coat ~ admission 80 COZ
Hh.rH wll BE- AwBe3 INTO n fArH-
mile NJ currency from esch eoaH
tFy Any games ~ arffars pJr
Hzaea from " rsFtirAay country
wH he paid fF by hr ofFfrpcg
fum mat area
~ pt9ese9a ain br given ~ The
EgffHM YWCA Word Fellow.
afaH r5uuaIt're sponsoring pro
grams fgf glrls and women lr %
other Countries
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25

q teaspoon chilli powder toption-
alb
* vup shortening
package Go ounersl amek
froarn ouNed vegetables
! package 90 ounccai quick
frozen brussels spronts
u oup tender thin Talked yoconat
3 cups bot cooked rice.
sante oniun garlic curry
powder ana ,htli powder In short
ening untn onion is lightly brown
od,
Meanwhile. cook vegetables and
liruasela sprouts a. directed on
packages Drain resrning liquid
Add hot vegetables and sprouts 60
curry misturo stir ~ ltqnid as
needed Tor desired consistency
ruid ~ caronnt SERVE hot over
the rice Mahrs four servings
A five ounce package ~ pre-
rnoksd rice makes three cups hot
cooked rice
n desired. ada only the mixed
vegetables 10 the curry miSture
ana Use brussels sprouts az n
Earnlah
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25
The Oscar divers
Return From Vacation
Trip To West CooSt

Bach home from an enjoyable
vacation visiting relatives and
friends Ia New Mexico, and the
west coast are Mr. and Mira
Oscar " oliver OF e06 " Cen
rral Az
They were the house guests IN
Roswell New Mes of MI unyera
mother Mrs Mozefle oliver and
family Others extending couftesa
ICES were rlder and Mrs q S.
Jones ami daughter Patricia. Or
and Mu q ,. Dixon and Mra u
n startzman and daughter
Carolyn
From Aesira. they went 10
California and were house guests
In Los Angeles ~ Nj and Mira
Carl Moulden and were guests In
the homes 81 MT and Mrs Vol.
rncy Blake and MI and Mia A
Andrews They also visited 81
Ban Francisco, Oakland and Bers
kelley
stopping auroule home, they
visited IN Cheyenne. Wye ogden.
Utah. omaha, Ech. and chicago.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25
Maids And Mafrons
Entertained BY Mrs.
Cleut Oliver Oct. 10

Following "a tasty lunch several
rounds Of bridge were enjoyed by
members and guests Of the Twin
city Maids and MaTons Bridge
Club when Mrs. Cheat oliver was
hostess 70 the club on Saturday
afternoon. October IA, in the beau
tlful home or her daughter-iu-law
and son Mr. and Mrs. James
Oliver. 1856 n Western Az
Guests OF the hostess were the
Mines Helen Curry, Easic Jones,
Lette Han and Clarence Roper.
Capturing guest prizes were the
Mines. Curry Jones and Hail. FIRST
second and third respectively.
Club members taking home
prizes for high scores were Mrs
W n Walker. FIRST; Mrs Gerone
Reed. second and Mrs Nora Me
Cracker, third
The next meeting VIII be with
Mrs Gerone Reed as hostess at
her home 500 Fuller Az. on Sat
uriay. November 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25
Monogram Circle In
Annual Coffee Sip

ushonnp tn the fall season with
"A lovely affair the Monogram
Circle of ST James AME church
held a Harvct Coffee SIP Sunday
October a. At tho home II Mi
and Mrs Oscar Oliver B6a w
Central Av from 60 2 p m
The harvest motif was carried
out in table decoration and APP
potntments The tea table. spread
with a Madeira embroidered cloth
had as its unique ecntrrpleuc o.
silver bowl filled with fresh uuHt
Indian corn oolbred gourds and
flowers oHrrrled with autumn
maple leaves ard wheat Lighted
yellow twist tapcrs va twin silver
Candclabra were ON either side and
silver coffee and tea services g.
dorHd both ends
An abundance Of white Eladiall
NUNS yellow chrysanthemuma
placed al vantage points and a
bouquet of mixed flowers from
the garden Of Mrs u Hickman
in the entrance hail added charm
TO the setting
Presiding az the table were
the Mines Glover Addie jackson.
u Hickman. MaEIetia Jenkins.
Crystal Burgess and Katie Brad
shaw Guests who Hltefunfnd at
pouring were Mrs John Banks ST.
ard Mrs Elizabeth Wonteu
Among guests receiving door
prizes were Nj and Mrs u
Brown Mira Letis De Barry Mrs
Dilyo Guuu Mr. Norman LyRHr
and Mr J Waters Mrs IAond
Alien was IN charge ~ the guest
prizes
A large group % friends called
during the hours and declared the
afta.r very Hucse-afyI and highly
enjoyable
Mrs Evelyn Brent was chair
man with Mrs MagdHirHe OuEer
her ra-rhmrmau Mrs h4asf
jackson Is president o. the MoHa.
gram Circle
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25

gate from Webster School rrA
attended the Minnesota state iarA
Convention held al Hotel 81 Paul
October ~ ~ and the banquet
held Tuesday night She IA scere.
tary OF the Webster irrA
rhrre o'Ciork nfidge Ciub.
Mrs Norman Howell oyl 50 An
thony Az, win be hostess To the
Three O'Clock HrdEr sluh on
saturday october 20
Back iiomei Mr o G, nrzfle.
dps Rondo Az recently returned
home from Kansas city Mo
where he visited sister and
brother and Oklahoma city OKLA
whore hc visited his two sisters.
breakfast fino,hle Club 10
Nicrtt The breakfast rinoghle
duh win meet with rs Lafayette
t1olia sos at Anthony Az as
hastaaa on SUNDAY. October 20
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25
~. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Oct 20 Mrs. Daisy McAdama.
622 ST Anthony Az! Mrs A.
Ferguson. 1929 Roudo Az. Clara
r. Jones 3l6'a Rondo Az. Mr.
Booker Ellis. TAg Carroll Az
Oct 81 GayueiI Rcnncr 6T2
ST Anthony Az Pierre Lewis.
2i3 ST Anthony Az; Philip
Brooks, 100 ST. Anthony Az.
William Robinson. 7es Carroll Az.
oct. pa " Jordan psl
Marshall Az. Mrs. O W Lindsey.
zoo Carroll Az; Michael Bcnncr
672 St Anthony Az Renee
Crawford, a22 ST Anthony Az.
Btuy Collins, COL 81 Anthony Az
oct. 20 Mrs Rehecca Tous-
saint, ESQ IFichart Az Mrs Car
RE Allep TT Rondo Av. Sidney
salter 1913 w Central Az, Mrs
c A Dauforth. $50 Carroll Az
vanuie Owens, s72 Dayton Az
Michael Stokes. 1892 Dora Lane
Stella Marie Allen, eg3 W, Cen
trail Az
Oct 30 Mrs Esther Green.
7s2 81. Anthony Az. Mrs, Edward
Eastman. p53 ST Anthony Az,
i)r A NJ Butler. 643 IgIehart Az:
Homer Anderson, s5d Rondo Ay
Cecil Neal. s5s Ropd0 Az Regi-
maid Anthony scott. 1853 Carroll
Az
oct. 80 Herbert Whitmorr sr
200 Eando Az Linda Stewart.
6a3 Carroll Az. james Lee Berry.
Sos W Central Az. la Doris
Foster 1888 sberturnc Az VII
BAN Porter 7lG Rnnd0 Az crmzs
Foster $50 HoHdo Az
Nov ! Noel Wnton Scott. $50
W Jcaaamiuc. Jerry RgbIna, ast
Ialehari Az. Mira Ethel King
g7g Honda Az Edith smith, 5t7
Carroll Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25
Horlon Russell Juniors
Celebrate Anniversary And
Birthdays On sunday

MI ana Mrs. Harlan Russell IT.
8s2s CLINTON Az. had the pleasure
81 cBjoying delightful after
noon SUNDAY. October 40. with the
immediate family and a few close
friends who helped 70 make their
third wedding anniversary and The
Joint birthdays ~ Mira Russell and
aoH Charioa. happy occasion
between I and q . IN they we're
greeted by family aud friends
with continued Anniversary bappi
neaa and happy birthday wishes
Refreshments we're served FROM
beautifully iWd table conferred
v1tb an anniversary cake decor
ate1 IN wak and white frastipE
AMI lnacubea with Happy ami
yersarg % LHriue and CharieH.
between crystal eandlcaiiaka with
lighted whit" taprfs
The relatives nua friends
ato~areb the hanarsaa Win an
array ~ lovely EIna
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25
MRS. Mcvvlillt HUNT
flkCItD PRESIDENT
on GARDEN Gun

Election Of officers heated the
agruda when the $50 Anthony HM
Garden club met Monday evening.
October "a az the home % Mrs
Grace ciacl 1888 Fourth Az 3
minneapolis
The following were elected fur
the ensuing year Mrs NcWhIlp
Hunt president Mrs Nayne
Grccn vice president Mrs lueiia
Brown. secretary Mrs MARY
Green treasurer other officers
viii be appointed lay the president
The riub voted a. give a dona
ton 10 the Minnesota horticulture
Arharrttm
Plans were completed for the
annual party which viii br held
SATURDAY night October ~ a. the
home OF Mrs Mary Green, 100
lgiehsrt Az
Mrs EunNce Lewis win Be hes
tohs at the most meeting on No
Nrmhcr rs al her home. pa lyle
hart Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25

ers tipped the scales az nine
pounds and ten ounces at birth.
Mrs William Dixon OF Oklahoma
City. Okla, Is the maternal
grandmother and MIR and Mrs
Arthur Jones Of Tampa. Fla, are
ting paternal grandparents.
Anniversary Celebrated Mr..
and Mrs William Burrer. 1909
Bryant Av ~ celebrated their
2sth wedding anniversary with a
dinner party on Wednesday eve.
ming October % Guests wishing
them happiness were members OF
their family
Club Hostess: Mrs, Harlan r.
Russell Jr, 3s2s Clinton Az. was
hostess 10 the jolly 10 club on
Thursday evening. October %
Plans were discussed for their an
uual presentation 10 be given
later