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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14
Poziv ma veceru

Wilmerding, Pa. = zenski
Klub druStva "Sv. Valentin"
odsjkea broj AZ Hrv. Bratske
Zajednice priredjuje veceru,
koja ce Sc odrzati u nedjelju,
!. septembra owe godine, u
klubskim Prostoriiama, 101
Middle Avenue, Wilmerding.
Vecera ce Sc sastojati cd
sarme (stuffed cabbage), ko-
ia &c Sc poceti servirati cd
6 sati poslije podne pa do 9
sati Il vecer. Cijena ve6eri &c
biti "a odrasle S1.00 po osobi,
a "a djecu so cent?. Nakon
vecere, t. j. poslije 9 sati u
vecer pa do 1 sat u jutro bi-
ii &c plesna zabava, "a koju
ce svirati popularni tambu-
raski zbor.
Pozivliu Sc svi clanovi ma
seq odsjeka broj AZ H.B.Z.
ostali prijatelii mjesta O.
kolicc, da posjete ovu veceru
i plesnu zabavu u Sto vecem
broiu. - Svi ste nam dobro
dosli.
Stephen NJ. Matijevich,
tajnik odsjeka broj AZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14
Poziv ma zabavu
Toronto. Ontario. Can

Hrvatsko Nogometno Drus-
two Croatia" priredjuje ma
II. augusta u Z sati u vecer
veliku plesnu zabavu, u pro-
storijama Hrvatskog NarOd-
nog Donna, 1850 Dupont st.
West.
Svira dobro poznati or
kestar "Universal', pod vod-
stvom Twice Vesligaj.
Dobro nam doSli. - OdbOr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14

Koji Sc kamen cesto pre-.
niece, ne &c mahovinom oh.
rasti.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14
Stephen NJ. Matijevich,
tajnik odsjeka broj AZ.

Stara postuj, mlada uci,
mudra pitaj, luda pozali!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14

John Jandrokovich, predsjednik
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-06

like their masters. The insurance
covers surgery. X-rays. hoSpitali-
zation. drugs and laboratory
fees. It does not cover bathing.
worming. distemper shots or
tail docking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-06
Underground Church
To Double as Shelter

VAESTERAS. Sweden.-A
church so feet below ground is
planned for Vaesteras. 1t will
double as an atom bombproof
shelter.
Only the belfry will be above
the surface. The church will seat
500. The parish hall. office, and
other facilities will all be under
ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-06

for the girls market. The set
comes in a full array of colors
ranging from a "pink-frosting'
locomotive and tender to a SKY
blue" cabooSe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-06
Trains Made for Girls

NEW YORK-A toy manufac-
turer has introduced a five-car
electric train designed especially
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-06
SuImon Center

KETCHIKAN. Alaska - Alas
ka's third largest town is Ketchi-
kan, the salmon-canning capital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-06

Dogs Health Insured
KANSAS CITY.-Dogs can
now get health insurance just
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-06

OPEN MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS $50 OTHER WEEKDAYS $50 TOs
MONDAYS THURSDAYS FRIDAYS $40 TO $780, OTHER WEEKDAYS $50 ro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-06

A wide selection Of Senforixed cotton
sports shirts in solids, prints, stripes.
checks and pIoids. S. N, /.
Down Stoirs Store, Mems Furnishings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-06

remnGnts-FridGy only
misses co-oFdinaied
sportsWear
w0s 500 ''0
100 pieces OF eo-oFdineted
sportsweer including skirts,
blouses and sweaters. Also in.
Guided siIk-like royen and Ace
tote skins in woIkeS and sun
burst styles.
Beige, light blue and coral
striped sleeveless blouses. Were
3.99. Now ----2 1913
ShoFt-sIeeve V-neek puIIovsrs
end shoFt-sIeevs eeEdisens.
liloc, corol, light blue and beige
Were 5,oo. Now 3.9S
IS wool Or Orion joeket sweet
en- in block, white and navy
stripes. Were 1899. Nov. 500
80 misses end holf-size golfers
by o weIl-known maker. or no.
iron French knit" cotton. Reg
uIorIy 9.95. Now 100
IS Deeron and cotton dresses.
no-iron, in navy or brown
DOT on white background. Were
1875. Now ---.0.59
Down Stoirs Store, Sportsweor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
The Martin Broobins Jy.'s
Honorsd With por'y
By limited Ton Club

The Limited Ten club held a
sufprnep afty fpr Mr. AMI Nra
Martin q Efoaglns jr On wof
nss5ay sgeHlHg June ~ IN the
beautiful fumpgs room u nr ord
Mrs Donald IeRia ~ $40 r.
r4,AlsEsrtE Az, 81 paul
NJ BruoElHs has AZ opted n
position with gfyi8n Corporation
~ S3ew YSyk CITY ard with ha
family viii leave Saturday June
a. Pr New Y0rk uhsrs they
plan ~ make their future home
Tie club presented Hr BROOK
iHs WITH e parting gift
me sgsalnR wss spent pisyHz
yay1gIs rsnso after which re-
'rsstm~Hts we're eHloys8
Guests present we're iba
5ssrrs and Mines i<roy i.azsa
befry Ernest q cooper PsH
Tfsmasan Kenneth RtoEes WI
hsm 9subDfs Robert Ehof'ney
leonard Carter ard Robert Hgr.
ray
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
MAIDS AND MAIRoNs
GUESTS OF MRS, NORA
MeCRACkIN SATURDAY

Eniuyiug several rounds of
bridge and a tasty luncheon were
members ng the Twin city Maids
ana Matous Bridge ctub and
guoata when Mta Nora MgCraek
ca SO Albcrmsrlo at was hos
tess ta the club on saturday June
10 The delightful affair WAS held
,g Schuncman'a River Room
Quests taking home pusos for
high scores wore Mrs Waiter as
ton FIRST Mrs J. " Cump. Sec
aad and Mrs LotHc rlan third
Other guests enjoying tho hostess
hospitality included tho Mines
n Il Mcknight Maurice Dan.
lois Clarence Rappr William
Maien and Mrs Hayward Touas
saint who was aeoroke cper and
was given ptft
Ciah members winning prizes
were Mrs Carrie Neal first,
Mrs Harold g Comha second and
Mira Cheat Oliver third
Mrs Carrie Neal SPAS Fiflh
Az = Minneapolis win be hos
tcsa at the next meeting
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
BLIND GEORGE SHEARING
TONGUE laSHES PICTURE
PRODUCER ON BIAS ISSUE

Hollywood tANPl--A produc.
er for Universal studios here WAS
on the receiving end Of % bitter
tongue lashIng last veoI, given by
famed pianist George sheaunE
who threatened 90 gust a proposed
musical featuring tho shoarinE
quintet unless Negro musicians
in tho group were uacI
shenrinF a stauuch fighter for
racial equality everywhere and os~
pcaaIly IN show business turned
his ire on the producer when ne
discovered that his role 10 ne
new WI C1wan musical for lfai-
veraal required that he usc sub
sti'atce for The Negro members
of his group
The talented blind musician
issued a point blank uumatmu
20 TIRE producer re told him lHat
either bis group stays toe iH. aF
the whole deal be- or
Result was that tho script for
The production has been rewritten
ta Include Negro muaaauF In the
aggregation
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
lewis Souion Is
Reelected prosy OF
twilight Social Club

When the Twilight Social chh
heid itA regular business meeting
a. the home nr Nj and Mrs
Lewis soatuu, api9 Clinton AZ on
May Z topping the aRouda was
election Of efucrra which saw the
entire slate unanimously &c elect
oi.
Officers are Lewis scaton,
president Alfred barnes vice
president Mra Almeds Moore.
secretary Mm l.ewts aealun,
treasurer and Alphonao Hayes,
business manager
Al the conclusion 81 business. a
s",inl hour ami rclrerhmonts were
enjoyed
Nj ana Mfs George Williams.
2a06 22nd Az y, win be hosts az
the nest meeting
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
Wedding Anniversarie,
MINNEAPOLIS

June 2s MI and Mrs bernard
T. Wilkinson Nl4 THIRD Az 8
five years, Nv and Mr Pleasant
nrco4cn. 1909 OLSON highway, ~
year, Mr. and Mrs loaoph Ray,
zoe Fremont Az " two years
Sir ard Mira, Arthur A Ice, 2c2s
Fourth Az y two years
June 20 Mr. and Mrs Hiram
Gibbs as? Eluot Az ~ years
NJ ans Nu Glen ruilens lgI2
Third Az 3 three years NJ aud
Mrs Alfred Parker a2a s Wash
inrjuu Az three years
Juae - Mr and Mira Lewis
wbltlurk 1854 clinton Az 10
years Nj and Mre Charles
Thomas to2i Fourth Av 8 sew
en yoars
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
~, rAuL BiRTnpAYs

June ~ johnnie whtmorp
500 RoBdu Az. Naomi q Smith.
ESQ W Central Az. Ellie
nauping $50 lFtohaft Az Ilar
riot Renee Jones aigia riondu
Az
June "a Alfred WHITE. BOA Car
rou Az caIios Moffait b. p11
Eondo Az itGalyn Ann gmith
1923 Carroll Az
June - Mrs Mofnicr Duke
$50 fFiehaft Az James y Smith
ESQ 49, Anthony AN Renee
Small s7l Houdo Az. catherine
Marie wright ga N Western
Az. Barbaru Eikips. ls5 Hondo
Az Fr8uE Foster 2s3 ~ ~ Al
bans Itplssy y Camp 523 Car
roll Az Mrs Mary T. Mgrra
sos Carroll Az Frnent l. Gray
aus Carroll Az hucn KING ipl
" Central Az
June n Sire G NJ vasaat
tm 49, Anthony hv Mrs Jns
opb sykes $40 RonJG Az Nirb
gls8 cooper Est "a Anthony Az
. " Iisakins. es7 81 Anthony
Az
June % ora McWopte 1896
Elbr ~ Rufus Carson r. aBt
lFlsbart Az. Diane Louise Clark
EI2 ~ Anthony Az Waiter q
bradley 1ss Carroll Az
June ~ lee 4 gpynue ssI
Carroll Az Eua"u Jean owens
s72 Dayton Az thBs q Brown
80 ttgndg Az foune q Flop
bj8s T02 iglebArt Av Wgodfofd
r1aury D. gis 81 AptBaHy Az
Hargo Robins 5g7 Carroll Az
june ~ Mary Bdstef. a4f n
Dale 81 Mrs ids Combs saS
Thomas ~ nf AdHe e rev
ga tglshsrl Az Jewel Sears
So 500 RoHdD ~ Demise cafiy.
SOS HasRuhIn. Charles firadlpy
sr. ~ W Central Az. Hargar-
81 Elaine Robinson 100 Carroll
Az
ont - 10wH Birthday
June ~ Hra ~ g Humphrey.
tna Angeles Cabf
lane n E8H Wsbsr IT,
Washington - q
June ~ Mamie Butter Hhnrr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
Judge va'oes
Separate rriois FOR
Clinton Sosrega,lonisis

Knoxville Tenn -as tAkFl s.
CoutcudinR that there were no
sound reasons why ~ white
segreRationlsts here should be
given separate trial pn charges Of
interfering with tho peaceful IN.
tegration OF clinton high SCHOOL
IN Clinton. Tenn a federal dis
tnct Judge las, week denied 'br
aeEreEau"ulata the privilege ~ Do
ing tried Individually
The action came about when
federal Judge Robert l.. Taylor
denied 4 motion for separate trials
for John EaEpor. outepokeH White
Citizens Council leader and i6
other whites wh0 HaroEarlsd q
federal court order against inter
ference with Indignation az Gin
ton high school lHal Yeaf
The a. an Jailed under changed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
Friends Help Brothers
Celebrate Birthdays
With Joint Porty

II WAS an afternoon u real
merriment and ftIn for a group OF
youngsters on saturday. June IS.
as they helped Richard Maycs Jr.
and his brother scott tSto;tyl
Paul celebrate their birthdays al
Il joint party given by their par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Mayes ST. 81 sl2 T. SSgh ST
Richard Jr was four years cid on
June n sEd Scotty was one year
old on June rs.
Guests on arrival were given
bats and balloons as favors The
usual games with prizes 20 tha
winners filled the afternoon Of
fun CHmaNing the festivities was
the serving OF refreshments high
lighted with beautifully decor
ated birthday cake in the shape of
a circus coral complete with ami
mails for decorations.
The hoUorees received many
gifts
Helping them 20 a happy birth
day were Susie ana porie Alex
snder skipper and Vigkie Euls.
Mark and Maryboth MaaFavrol,us
raulettc, Kagan and Christine
Maycs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
Former Resident Visits
City, Entertained BY
Friends In Minneapolis

Mrs Ruby Brakeman Smith n
Kansas City Mo, former resident
OF Minneapolis, left for her home
Monday June n, after spending
a week In the city visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles De la Compsun Of
his Humboldt Az, N. and other
friends.
Mrs De La Compsou was hos
tess at a dinner party in honor Of
her house guest and in honor Of
her husband for Fathers Day on
Saturday evening June 10. Guests
included close friends OF the hon
orees.
Many useful gifts and beautiful
greetings were received
Guests were. in addition 10 the
honorecE, the Mines Maude
Chandler Cora Sanders. Mabel
Curtis, Efue Daniels, William
White and Flo Frisco Of ST. Paul
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kyle and
son Jimmie.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
81. Anthony Hill
GoTden Club Met
Monduy, June "

The St Anthony Eul Garden
Club Of St Paul met Monday eve
ming June II, at the home Of the
president Mrs. Nina Bainoa 1924
n Kent ST.
Plans were completed for the
clubs annual Rose Show which
VIII be held Sunday June 30 az
the home 81 Mrs. Ivy NassengiH
37t5 Tfth Az s. Minneapolis
Tn" hours are from 20 2 p m.
and The public IL invited.
The motto for this years show
ia Grow Them And You WIN
Love Them The next meeting
wl} be July rs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21

CHAM and a brother and sstor-in.
law, Mr aud Mis- Herbert Chivers
ard another brother. Samuel
Chiyers
Family Visitors Mrs. Louis
Miller and daughter. Terry OF
Philadelphia, Pa, arrived by
plane Saturday evening for two
weeks visit with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs r l. Escue OF #t20
Firth Ay s. snd other relatives
octette Bridge Club; Mrs. Coz
erdge Hendon 5sll Portland Az.
WIS hostess 20 the Octette Bridge
club on saturday June IS. Guest
prizes were won By Mrs. Palmer
jackson FIRST Mrs james Robin
son second and Mrs, Ernest Lowe,
third Other guests OF the hostess
were the Mines Henry Harvey.
Charles Johnson Henry Thomas.
William Whiteside, Lamar Ro-
herts. Earl Brent Lorenzo VIII
hams and Arthur Royster. Club
prizes were captured BY the
Mines Ashby Gas1Ius. Carl
Fountain and Earle Kyle first.
second and third respectively The
club gave a gift to Mrs. Fountain.
who is leaving the city 70 make
her home In California Mrs, Earle
+ Kyle 1887 Fourth Av s.. will
be hostess AZ tho July meeting
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21

June ~ Mr. and Mrs Eugene
Garter SAP &c. Anthony Az.
eight years
June 20 Mr. and Mm Dean
speeso 2al0 iiazelwoud Az, ulno
years Hr ana Mo Howard l..
Hunt pol Carroll Az. one wear
June "A MI and Mrs rloyd
Barr Ss3 Carroll Az. seven years
June - Nj and Mrs Homer
Specie, fsa Charles Az. eight
years Nj and Mrs Jerome VII
son US 81 Anthony Az. eight
years MI ana Mru Harry nai.
lard b77 &c. Anthony Az, 70
years, Mi and Mrs Clarence
Henry 800 N. Dale st. eight
years
june ~ Nj and Mrs Charles
tarRraves. pa Rondo Az 20
years, Nj and Mrs William Da.
via 500 Carroll Nv. 10 years
June ~ Mr. and Mrs Nelson
MBriiu. o21 so Anthony Ar. A.
years Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Robins
5G7 Carroll Az 10 yoars Nj
5B1 Mrs Howard p johnson. TAO
80 Anthony hv 80 years MI
snd Mrs TaBuaa e loEhn 200 W
Central Az. 2H wwrH
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21

more Nd 20 visit another daugh-
ter and family Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Frances Rgewtngton and
wil remain there for two weeks,
Returns To Her Home: Mrs.
Adelaide VIM OF Muskogee
Okla who has been the house
guest OF her daughter. on-iu,law
and family Ar. and Mrs. Gold
stein Jackson OF 10 Penn Av. n,
for the past three weeks left for
her home on Saturday. June IS
Mrs VIM was the recipient OF
numerous social eourtesies during
her visit.
sad Mission: Word was receiv-
ed Of the death in Chicago OF Mrs
Benjamin Pierre. sister-in-law Of
the Robert Pierres OF 1887 Port
land Av Mrs Pierre who had
been ~ for the past several
months. died Thursday June Is.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Pierre left
for Chicago 70 attend funeral
services which were held Monday
Week End Guests Mr. and
Mrs Robert L. Haynes Of Sioux
Fails S y, were the week end
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. william
Walker Of 1898 Fifth Av. S. Mr..
Haynes was a participant In the
Sterling club Golf Tournament
and was winner Of a prize They
returned 70 their home on Mon
day
II. &. Bridge Club; MIR and Mrs
James W Fraction, 3s41 Clinton
Az viii be hosts 10 the Twin
City Bridge club on Saturday
evening June %
Out OF Hospital: Earl Brent,
ii29 Fourth Az. S. returned
home Wednesday June ~, from
ST. LuiSe's Hospital st Paul,
where he had been hospitaiized.
suffering from pneumonia. He is
able 20 be up and around and Is
on the road 10 recovery
Family Guest: Mrs Roberta
LApscomb Of Washington. u c.
arrived in the city Sunday night
for a weeks visit with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Fred j. Murphy Of
1925 Second Az s. and other
relatives and friends
Mexican Vacation; Miss Diane
Logan. 1919 Second Az. s., with
group Of girls in her Spanish
class az Central high school, left
the city Tuesday June IS, on a
tour thru old Mexico. They VIII
visit IN Mexico City. Acapulco,
Monterey and other points in the
country, Diane Is senior at
Central high school.
Return Home: Mr. and Mrs
CARTS C. Chivcrs, t0i7 Clinton
Az returned Sunday night from
Kansas CITY Mo, and Kansas.
where they spent the week end
with relatives OF Mr. Chivers. in
cmding a sister and brothcF-in-
law Mr. and Mrs Mamie Full
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Announcement ut The engage.
ment ot Miss Daisy Hutchinson 10
Carl Bacon OF Detroit Mich. was
made thus week by the hude-
electsa sister Mrs Leoia Ken
needy 81 6ol Fuller Az
The couple will nc married In
81 Paul ON August 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21

Duncan and Cleveland buchanan
great uncle who eamc 90 the Guy
fgF the special occasion After
church Nh and Mrs Nancy were
hosts at family Dinner at their
home Guests we've theIr parents.
Mt and Mrs john W Nancy ST.,
and Mr. Buchanan. ,uolc
10 We'd Invitations are Ia the
mail from Mr ana MIS- Charlie
carter OF UAa Aurora Az for the
wedding " their daughter. Eina
Lou &c Nh fraokln Il Mcpuffic
81 SUNDAY june ~ az q m.
Gospel Temple Church ut God ia
CHRIST 2af " Crctto st az Paul
Rev W l. Rattle pastor VIII
perform the ceremony A retep
ton win fnlio,v ia the church par
lofs
Tango Ctnb The Tanga club
van hold its last meeting ~ the
season on Saturday June 81
with Mira Martha Griffin POD
Carroll Az as hostess after
whseh the club viii adjourn for
the summer months ON sunday
June ia, members entertained az
a pi,utc Ht rhslcn rark with a
number az invited quests enjoy
ms the outing and an abundance Of
good food
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21

Instant pudding in the vanilla
and strawberry tiayora. are per
feet accompaniment for straw
berries. and like them are on
hand the year round for your con.
vcHieucg
The dcsser, pictured here made
with parkaEcd strawberry instant
pudding and milk ia beaten I
minute, hcn poured Immediately
into pretty glass dishes The love
~ pastel pink Of this pudding
makes a perfect setting tor the
deeper red Of the sliced straw.
berries and the Earnish of snowy
whipped cream A perfect early
spring time dessert for year round
enjoyment
strawberry Instant Padding
2 cups cold milk
! package strawberry instant
pudding mix
swrc'encd whipped cream
Sliced sweeteucd strawberries
Pour milk into mixing bowl
Add contents ~ package and beat
slowly with egg heater Just unll
well mixed about one minute, 10
not overhead, mixture wIll be thin
Pour at once into individual Horvr
ing dishes Let stand 10 set -
tAkes . minutes Garuish with
gEcetcuca whipped cream and
sliced BweotcncJ Strawberries
Makes Z or , servings
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21

Middle AKr=-fhat Time Ia lifc
when one wishes there were some
either way 10 start the day than
by getting up"
e hanging Times.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21

st. Paul NAACp Victory Dance.
saturday, duly 20, Prom ballroom.
air conditioned Arizona Room.
Percy Hughes orchestra --A dvt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21

There are more than 90 900
mateis IA our fair land California
has 1900 Florida IL most with
5000
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
Social and Personal

Eastern Vacation Mrs Howard Logan and daughter Ali
son. i2l9 Second Az s. left by plane Monday morning for
months vacation 20 be- spent the east Their first visit is
New York City wAsre they will spend weeks visiting
their daughter and sister Miss Linda Logan aud Mrs Logaus
brother Frank Wright From New York they VIII so Ba,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21

cool rrfsstlrg breakfast - uus 70 ln p- Spirit.
~ yylF family the - anpbHr hot day Hrfgs
them frreh frt atop csp EfTrfd uhsst with chilled
Just dey Do rt feel bitter ard work better especially
As gtf f9GrniHg t0ara
IL Il really while fsEs Ten your tine
day q ensure bat y0gf FAIRLY las Adequate ong meal
ioEsa1 ~ leading HdNfEtsr university he
breakfast has Demonstrated that 90 physical
bang q the Hhrcta fpfgVs1 usg adsgoaS rssrg
neal u just zen ys prepare ban, breakfast
fruit, cereal. bread butter This
pattern recommended b. sadag dDstors ard dsubnn provide
a. aefQIa0 morning ftrh.
n E0t wfsthsr 10 sEgeEy Important think up
ths morning so ard 80 possible m.
fresh fur varieties readyt9zt breakfast cereals AnI
hrsadstuf Hsssbls tdys raFk make variety easy HAv.
hEy thpaRt tass EsnzT y0g gnfg
lsorg gses fas ssea fsr tarboo. pastel plas'
always brsakfHg he kitchen dining
ategi fsTrE bTssast % Dgrh o. patel ggsss ssltz
hrsakfast sH9s interest," ard variety sns Ia
TIE family carry hiS tfaY hs coolest Ept patsb
hts arS planning n hs morning
trgi sFass ard Frsttg paasks vii pay digl1srA
- 81 The family % R,a -. rightly
breakfast cereal ard srrasaRt ifgkt sSrFn
ta5H bfssEarf Nnt - Hsvved with a
gTDy1es uls family with a1t70ata uprairR meal.
4 Cgnt Refreshing BRRAKpAsr
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SOCia! and Personal

Christening ono Of the tutest ehurcbgpes Camphor
Methodist Church sunday morning, June l6, three
month old Cbcry Ann Nancy daughter Of MIR aud Mrs John
Nancy Dr. 81 zoe glehar Az Little Chuyi smiled right
through christening ceremonies performed 10y Rev Jerome Del
Pine during the morning service sponsors Miss Myrtle
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cat Of rcvn birthdays

June ~ Nelson reery, Cievc.
land o. Mrs Herman Sweets.
rsola, kans wilbeft Grrer At
lbnts. Ga
June "a Rob nclton. Los An
Eslea. Caiif
june - MfH. Theresa Frank
in Washington - G. Mis- Jun
on Jones Los Angeles CalIf
June "a Mrp Lou rttc Cbil-
dress Iathrup Mo Cherries cur.
~ ~ Ius AnRclca. Cahf
June ~ Mta IIiiiau Cobb LES
Angeles. Calf John NcwRirk
New York, ~ y
june ~ rpcoia Wilson Mobile
Ala
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THERE'S a touch Of genius
L in this lovely collar that
drapcs and folds It's way down
10 a trim waist line. The Sc
crct Of success is the long a.
inch neckline Talon upper, up
the back. which controls the
folds and gives a smooth fl
% the bodice a Vogue Cautur-
Ter pattern No. 9GG. by Clio
vaueli Of Italy. no less. fea-
/ turing the Talon Upper which
makes garments a dream 10 slip
intu--aud which can be in
/ serted quickly and profession
! ally by just following the in
E;ructiuns in the package