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MRS. J. S. Collins,
|Newsmun's Widow

Mrs. James Sullivan Collins.
Sc. widow Of Q veteran news
paperman who was q deputy adj
ministrator of the War Assets
Administration. died Saturday
at her home at 25l2 @ street
NV.
The former Mary Lynch. Mrs.
Collins had been q Washing
ton resident since 1871. She
was a native of Binghamton,
N. Y. Her husband died in
1850.
Mrs. Collins is survived BY a
sister, Mrs. Margaret Perry. OF
New York City.
Services viii be held at 10
am. Wednesday ct the s. H.
Hines funeral home, 1901 Four
teenth street NV. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
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DR.. james York,
Retired Physiciun

BALTIMORE, July % (R.-
DR.. James Arthur York, g. a
retired Baltimore physician and
president of the board of Ran
dolph-Macon Woman's College
in Lynchburg, Va, died Sat-
urday.
DR.. York, who retired from
active practice as a gynecologist
a year ago after undergoing an
operation, died at his country
home at Friendship, in Anne
Arundel County.
In addition to being presi-
dent Of the board of trustees of
Randolph-Macon Woman's Col
lege, DR.. York was a trustee of
Randolph-Macon Academy at
Front Royal, Va, and a former
trustee of Randolph-Macon
College (for mem in Ashland,
Va.
He also was active on the
board of Goodwill Industries
here and a trustee of the
Gaithersburg Md Methodist
Home.
Survivors include his father,
the Rev. James Hamilton York,
his wife. a daughter, a son, a
sister, Mrs. Mabel Miller of
Washington. two brothers, and
two grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at
3 pm. tomorrow at the Friend
ship Methodist Church with
burial in the church cemetery.
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Earl ConneIIey, ook TopRoIe
In Many Dramatic FIJI Cases

Earl j. Connelley. one of the
top agents of the Federal Bu-
reau of Investigation, who
played a leading role in many
OF its most famous cases. died
Saturday night at Holmes Hos
pital in Cincinnati after a long
illness. He was IS.
Mr.. Connelley retired in 1854
after a career that covered the
crime and gangster-ridden era
of the l930s, and the war and
postwar years of the 1940s and
early 1950s.
Some of the most famous
cases of the day were under
his supervision, including the
Bremen, Hamm and Weyer-
hauser kidnapping cases. the
raid on John Dillinger's hide
out in Little Bohemia in Wis
consin, and the capture of Baby
Face Nelson. Homer Van Meter.
Alvin Karpis and Ma Barker
and her son, Fred.
II Convictions Obtained
In the Edward G. Bremen
case Al persons we're convicted
Of the kidnapping. the exchange
OF ransom money, or the har-
boring OF fugitives in the alb
duction of the st. Paul banker.
Mr.. Connelley led agents in
the daylight raid on the Flor
ida hideout of the kidnapers.
There. Ma Barker died with a
machinegun In her hands. af-
ter shooting from a rocking
chair at the IA agents sur
rounding the house. Her son,
Fred, also was killed.
Worked on Spy Cases
During World War II, Mr..
Connelley was in charge Of the
case Of the Nazi saboteurs who
landed in the United States by
submarine. He also worked on
many espionage cases. His last
big case was the investigation
Of Alger Hiss.
Made an inspector in 1896,
Mr.. Connelley became an as
sistant director in charge Of
major cases in the field in
1910.
He is survived by his widow
and a son.
High mass will be celebrated
at 9:l5 am. Wednesday in st.
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Kenneth Roberts, II, Author
Of Novels on u. S. History

KENNE BUNKPORT, Me-,
July 20 (P.-Author Kenneth
Roberts. whose best-selling
novels brought the drama Of
the Nations history to millions
of readers, died yesterday in
this seacoast village of his
birth. He was II.
Mr.. Roberts, who had been
in bed for a week, was a victim
of coronary thrombosis. He re-
Gently had completed proof
reading Water Unlimited" a
book for October publication.
Mr.. Roberts first hit the best
seller list in 1887 with his
Northwest Passage" a story
of French and Indian war days.
Previously he had produced a
series Of romantic novels DEAF
ing with the Revolution and
the War of 1912. These started
with Arundel" and were fol-
lowed by 1.-THE Lively Lady"
"Rabble in Arms" and Captain
Caution"
Won Pulitzer Citation
Recently a special Pulitzer
citation went to Mr.. Roberts
for creating "a greater interest
in early American history"
Death came to the novelist
at his seaside farm which he
called Rocky Pastures. Here in
a book-crammed studio. he did
much of the painstaking re-
search and writing for his nov
els. His latest published novel
was Boon Island"
The farm adjoining Rocky
Pastures belonged to the late
Booth Harrington, Greater of
"Penrod" and one of Mr.. Rob-
ertS' closest friends and liter
airy advisers.
Mr.. Roberts was a hard,
eager worker and a stickler for
accuracy and detail. North
west Passage" he said, required
three years of the hardest kind
OF research "for the reader to
understand in two days"
In recent years, Mr.. Roberts
became deeply interested in the
detection of underground water
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Mrs. Wilson,
DC. Resident

Mrs. Emory M. Wilson, rs. q
lifelong resident of Washing
ton and widow of a former
principal Of old Central High
School. died yesterday at the
home of her daughter. Mrs.
Robert M. Clark. Mountain
Lakes. N. j.
The former Mabel Lamborn.
Mrs. Wilson was a graduate of
Central High School in the
class of 1899. After her hus-
bands death in 1920, she
served in the Federal Trade
Commission until her retire.
ment in 1852. Her home was
at 29l5 Connecticut avenue
NV.
Mrs. Wilson was an active
member of the Women's So
ciety of the First Congrega-
tional Church. A stamp COL
lector. she belonged to the
Washington Philatelic Society
and the Potomac Chapter of
the American Topical Associa-
ton. She also was a painter,
and in recent years had re-
sumed her study of art at the
Corcoran Art School.
Besides her daughter. Mrs.
Wilson is survived by a son,
Douglas E. Wilson of Admission,
Ala, q sister. Mrs. Arthur C.
Willard of Urbana. ILL.,. and
five grandchildren.
Services will be held at 10
am. Wednesday at Gawler's
Chapel, 1856 Pennsylvania
avenue NV. Burial will be in
Glenwood Cemetery.
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friends after amounting their
engagement. Mr.. Archbold had
arrived in England last week
aboard the liner United States.
The countess. a peeress in
her own right. succeeded to the
title on the death of her father
in 1915. She has several es-
tates and a great deal of land n
tates and q great deal of land in
1890 to Derek Herbert Ogilvie-
Grant Studley Herbert was
dissolved last month.
Mr.. Archbold was educated
at Choate School in Connecti-
cut, and Princeton.
Besides his mother. survivors
include a brother, John Arch
bold, Upperville, and two sis
tiers. Mrs. Lydia F'oote. New
port, r. l.. and Mrs. MORA
Archbold of 4437 Reservoir
road NV. He has a son by a
former marriage.
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Archbold who has an estate at
1905 Reservoir road NV. His
grandfather was John D. Arch
bold once president Of Stand
ard Oil Co. and an associate of
John D. Rockefeller in the early
days of its organization. Mrs.
Archbold resumed her maiden
name after a divorce many
years ago.
Mr.. Archbold was on the
yacht Torlundy on the Hebri-
des when he collapsed. The
yacht raced for the port Of
Oban. Scotland. where Mr..
Archbold was taken to a hos
pital. A doctor said he suf-
fered a stomach hemorrhage,
the AP reported.
Cruising the Hebrides
Mr.. Archbold and the Coun-
tess of Seafield. reported to be
one of Britain's wealthiest
women, had set out on a cruise
around the Hebrides with
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In Mrmnrian

sCHURMANN. ANNA. In loving mem
DRY OF my dear wife. ANNA sCHUR-
MANN who departed this life one
year ago, July 20, 1855.
July brings q sad memory
OF our loved one gone to rest.
You will never be forgotten
BY the ones who loved you pest.
LOVING HUSBAND WILLIE.
WHITE, REV. JESSE. the late assist
ant pastor OF Jerusalem Baptist
Church A tribute. OF love and de-
.otion sacred TO the memory OF .ur
dear husband and brother. THE REV
JESSE WHITE Fho departed this
life nve years today, July 22, 1852.
A precious one from Us has some.
A voice We loved ls still
A place Is vacant In our home
Which never can be hlleo.
You mad q smiie for everyone.
A neart as good a. gold
And 10 those who knew and loved sou
Your memory will net sIoy Ole.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFI. MRS. ETTA
WHITE; s1srtR. MRS Is rsLLA
LIZ BROTHERS. ALBERT AND
HARRY WITH
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20 Hurt at RuIIy

KINGSTON, Jamaica, July
% RE-Twenty persons were
injured and 81 others were ar
rested in a clash between two
political parties in the north.
side town Of Annotto Bay yes
terday. Involved were partisans
Of the Peoples National Party
and the Jamaica Labor Party.
The clash broke out during a
National Party rally.
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Dr.. Simon Ruwidowicz,
Of Brundeis FucuIty

WALTHAM, Mass. July %
(R-Dr. Simon Rawidowicz,
so. an authority on Jewish
philosophy, chairman Of the
Department Of Near Eastern
and Judaic Studies at Brandeis
University. died Saturday night
of a heart attack.
Former head of the Hebrew
Department at the University
OF Leeds. England. DR.. Rawi-
dowicz Joined the Brandeis
faculty in 1851. He was foun-
der and first president, in 1891.
of the World League for Hebrew
Culture,
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gold star in lieu of a third
Legion Of Merit with Combat v.
He was awarded the Legion
of Honor and Croix de Guerre
by France. and was decorated
by Belgium.
After the war, Admiral Wilkes
served as commander of sub
marines in the Atlantic Fleet
until 1947, when he came to the
Once Of the Chief Of Naval
Operations here.
Served in Germany
From 1o47 to 1913 he was a
member Of the Joint Strategic
Survey Committee of the Joint
Chiefs Of Stan. He went to
Germany as commander OF
American naval forces there in
l94S. and retired in 1851.
Since his retirement. he and
Mrs. Wilkes had been living in
the New London, Conn, area.
Born in Charlotte. N. c., Ad-
miral wilkes attended Column
bian Preparatory School here.
and graduated from the Naval
Academy in 1915. He served in
World War /. and from 1919
to 1888 in the submarine serv-
ice. In 1899 he was commander
Of submarine squadron in the
Asiatic feet.
Admiral Wilkes Is survived
by his widow. Mrs. Winifred
wilkes: q son. John, IT,. 7l9
Hallwood avenue. Falls Church;
four grandchildren. and a sis
ter. Miss McIver. Society Hill.
s. c.
Services will be held at 2
am. Wednesday in Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial. with full mill
tary honors. will be in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
The family asks that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be sent
TO the United States Naval
Academy Memorial Stadium
fund at Annapolis.
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Protests Detention

BERLIN. July % lR).-Hun-
gary's Communist Pioneer
Youth has protested to 1--WE
Western nations against forced
detention" Of Hungarian refu-
gee children. the ofiicial East
German news agency. Adm.
said today.
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c. A. Owen, Ex-Heod
Of Cool Association

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, July %
Rl.--Charles A. Owen, 70. past
president Of the National Coal
Association, died Saturday.
Mr.. Owen founded the I'm
perial Coal Co. of Johnstown,
Pa. in 1912 and served as pres
ident and chairman Of the
board. He came to Miami
Beach in l947 from Harrison,
N. Y.
He is survived by his widow
Isabelle, a son and a daughter
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D. c. Editor Is Named
Eisenhower Fellow

Douglass Cater. Washington
editor of The Reporter maya
zine. has been named a 1853
Eisenhower Exchange Fellow
from the United States, it was
announced today.
Mr.. Cater, who lives with his
wife, Mrs Libby Anderson
Cater, at 1905 Maury lane,
Alexandria, will leave at the
end of August for a 10-month
travel and observation period
in Germany. France. the United
Kingdom and Russia.
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|Arrnor ArchboId Dies:
Of Standard Oil Family

Amar Archbold. 49, wealthy oil and yachtman who
lived in Upperve Va, died yesterday Scotland was
stricken Friday aboard yacht few hours after announcing
his engagement to the Countess Of Seaed according the
Associated Press.
Mr.. Archbod the socially prominent Mrs Anne
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MILLER, MARTHA y. In loving mem.
ory OF our mother and sister,
MARTHA r MILLER, who passed
aa1Say four years ago today, July %.
HER SONS AND SISTER.
MITCHELL. MINERVA JANE AND
RICHARD d. A tribute OF love and
S assRsSn MSER sS jS sRoI gzrrseHyHqr
who left US ten years aao today,
July 90. l947, and RICHARD b
MITCHELL our brother, who left
rs December 3, 1882
We shall meet In that land where
sprinG n eternal
Where darkness ne'er eometh or
sorrow or pain:
We shall meet In that land ever
vernal.
And our partine, dear mother and
brother, be never again
GEOROfA MAR GARET AND
CHARLES MITCHELL
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Flowers in The Chapel

You send flowers To funeral because your instincts
yearn TO tender respect TO the departed and con-
chapel convey the message your heart is too full
10 express.
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK tcl. Tor
persons OF Jewish faith: reaS. cash
required. VIII s-6Sc3.
foRT LINCOLN--ii sites. reasonable
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FUNERAl DIRECTORS
Crennatoriun

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL UlREtTORs
,th u and Mass ave NE II S-a2UO
Malvan & Schey Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r ST NV. NO. 7-0i33
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Vice Admiral John Wilkes,
Decorated in World War II

Vice Admiral John Wilkes,
USN (retired). decorated many
times for his submarine and
amphibious service in World
War II. died Saturday at
Bethesda Naval Hospital. He
was 81.
Admiral Wilkes was awarded
the Distinguished Service
Medal by the Navy for his work
as a submarine squadron COM
mander in the Southwest Pa
ciflc in the early days Of World
War II.
Later as commander Of the
cruiser USS Birmingham, he
received the Legion Of Merit
for duty during the assault
on Sicily in July. 1913.
General Eisenhower pinned
the Army's Distinguished Serv-
ice Medal on Admiral wilkes
in an apple orchard in France
in August. 1914. for his work
in the invasion of Western
Europe.
The citation praised Admiral
Wilkes or the initiative, re-
sourcefulness and ability dis
played which made possible
the completion Of the cross
channel movement to the con-
tinent without the loss Of a
single craft due to improper
loading or insufhciently trained
personnel"
Assumed Command
Admiral wilkes assumed COM
mand Of landing craft and
bases, Amphibious Forces Eu-
rope. in August. 1919. After
the transfer Of his headquarters
to the continent in July. 1914.
he received a gold star in lieu
Of a second Legion Of Merit
with Combat v.
For service as commander of
the amphibious command with
the Pacific Fleet later in the
war. he received his second
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FUNERAL DESIGNS
GEO c. SHAFFER INc

GEO y. SHAfFER, INC.
Expressive Florial tributes Moderated,
Phone orders also accepted $50 10 y
pm week ninhts 200 i4th u nv
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DEATHS
HIT Mrmnriant
Announcement OF
Services by Chamber

CAMPBELL, CLARA J. AND HENRY.
In loving memory OF our parents,
CLARA J. CAMPBELL, who passed
away eight years ago, June 20, 1919,
ana our father, HENRY CAMPBLL,
VINO passed away six years ago, July
%, 1851.
Somewhere back OF the sunset
Away, from this world OF strife,
Our loved ones are sweetly sleeping
IN That land where there is no night.
LOVING DAUGHTERS, HENRIETTA,
MARIA AND GERvAISE
CHRISTIAN, AUGUSTUS j. In loving
memory Of our devoted husband and
istner, AUGUSTUS J. CHRISTIAN.
who departed this life six years ago
Today July 90. 1851.
Loving and kind n all his wayx.
UPRIGHT and iust to the end Of his
days,
Sincere and kind in heart and mind
what has, beautiful memory he left
BELOVED WIPE AND CHILDREN.
COLEMAN, RUTH j. In memory Of our
dear mother. RUTH j COLEMAN.
%, 1897.
We have only a memory, dear
We cherish our whole lives through.
But the sweetness will live forever
YOUR CHILDREN.
FERGUSON. JAMES ARTHUR. PASSED.
away years ago. July 90, 1865.
sunset and evening star
and one clear call from me,
ana may there be no mourning at
When put out to see
WIFE sc, ELIZABETH REED FERou-
FREELAND, JAMES sOYD. In lov,ns
memory Of JAMES BOYD FREEI AND,
VINO departed this life three years ago
today, July 20. 1854.
Nothing can ever take away
The love a heart holds dear.
rond memories linger every day,
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN
GRIFFIN. FREDERICK. In loving re.
membrance OF my devoted brother.
FREDERICK GRIFFIN. who died one
year aRo today. July 90. 1855.
without you. He was 50 KIND = voice es
We loved Is still q vacant place IN
his home. that never can be Allied he
oieo as ne lived every ones friend.
- HIS SISTERS.
HORN. DIR. I. BUFORD. In sad bu,
i Ioy,ns o rresmepmsranee q our devoted
who departed this life four years
ago today July 90, 1858.
Gone. but not FORGOTTEN.
The memory with US shall ever linger
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. CAPITOL 4
AND SONS. LESLIE AND ROBERT
MTIrEp nauEn1 -, -
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WhS. NUNIE EILEEN. The
oincerS and members of
Eastgate Chapter, No. 81,
.. E. s., are requested to
assemble at lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Mass.
ave. ne, on Tuesday, July
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NOLLINo, W. 4. SteamrtterS Local
- Union, No. 6O2, hereby
MN notifies you OF the death
4 COLLINS. Funeral from
WSW Farley Funeral Home. Ca
~ louisville. Md. Funeral ar
rangements 'ater
7 J. LUCAS. ST.. President,
CROSLAND. ARTHUR LEE. ON satur-
DAY, july ~. 1927. ct Prince oeorges
cRHe osghaANpS C 81 Miten. ARTsuR LEE
land. He also leaves to mourn their
loss, two sisters two brothers, other
relatives and many friends. Remains
resting at the John 7 Rhines A Co
tice OF funeral later.
iSS7 JULIA e 81 ss'G IF %sld SSly
Nd, beloved wife of Joseph Guy
cusiek. She is also survived BY three
sons. Joseph, James and Robert
WOOD. MPs s' csss snifss' P Ss MRS Mrs
Sadie CLANCY and Rose Lee cusick;
also two brothers. John and Henry
Thomas; q grandchildren and one
Upper Marlboro. Nd. after 4 pm. on
Monday, July 80, and on Tuesday
July. 20, between the hours Of : pm
until $50 pm. Funeral services will
De held In the funeral home chapel
on Wednesday, July -. at III am
Interment st. Thomas Cemetery.
Groom Nd. o3
DORSEY, MARY ELSIE. suddenly. on
Friday, July ~, 1887. at the d c.
DORSEY, beloved sister OF Theodore
=. and Louis Dorsey she also leaves
grandfather. Clarence Nichols. ave
auntsa Miss Frances Nichols and
81 other relatives and friends After
: pm, Monday July 90, friends NAV
cal a. the Petworth Funeral Home.
SlA Upshur 81 NV. Funeral on Tues.
Liberty Church. Marriotsytlls. Ma
lnterment Church cemetery. Family
~ 431H Oeorgia ave NV Services
by Snowden Funeral Home. 20
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Draths

ANDERSON. L0TTIE DOVE. On Sat-
urday, July 20. 1857, at Hadley Me-
mortal Hospital LOTTIE DOVE AN
DEReON. widow Of the late John W.
Anderson. mother Of Mrs. Audrey An
derson Gensch, sister Of Mrs. Eta
BaRgett, Mrs. Elizabeth France, Mr.
Kenneth Dove; Also surviving are
tnree grandchildren end two great.
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the DeMaine Funeral Home $50
South WASHINGTON ST.. Alexandria,
Va: Funeral services on Tuesday.
July %, at 3 pm, from Pohick
Church. Interment in church GEM
etery.
LOTTIE. oficers and
~ IN members of Mt Pleasant
AN[N Chapter No. "a O.ES. are
NN hereby notified Of the death
9eS Of Sister LOTTIE AMBER
SON. Members are re-
u quested to attend services
Tuesday. July 90, at q pm.
I'm Nrnr ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22

HAvEAr SILVER ITEM loui Thomas MrCsncy
100 ago prediction collapse
Your Republic VIII be pDaRoi rbvshod the twentieth
century The Empire nnI
century this of Roman Empire
abroad while people your
country and me products your
Al right PED
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NEGRO CREDIT
t.NtDN BOARD NuT At
IONT uE .. x JONES

The Associated Negro Credit
Union held its regular monthly
board meeting go November ~
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs J
X Jono 7t7 ST. Anthony Az with
the promdent presiding
Membgfg present were W a
Young J . Anderson. James =
Smith Earle Adiuas9n = C.
Crowarv REV DENIAL A Carty
Ashby Gassna A W Jordan
clifford Smith Jca.c Riley. John
A Waters Charles Bradley ST..
~ ~ smith william warHcpa
Talmadge . Carey md the Mines
Jessie Coleman Florence Mitchell
IoueIla MaEce Lillian KING and
Mr and Mrs J g. Jones'
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Additional Social &
Personal News
81. Paul

Elected To Honor society: Sher-
ue Maz5ngo ass n Grotto ST a
junior 40 Central High School has
been elected "a member of Quill
and Scroll am honorary society at
the school To become eligible Tor
membership. the student is re-
qairod % have an article published
in the year book Miss MaHngo.
daughter of MI and Mrs. Tony
Mazingo, is coIumnlst for the
50 Paul Recorder She has also
been chosen as a member 81 the
ST Paul Youth Social Science
Council an affiliate OF the ST
Paul Human Relations Council.
Undcrgoes surgery: Mrs. Walter
Mcfarland 1919 Rond1 Av en-
tered ST Joseph hospital sat.
urday afternoon November 10. and
underwent emergency surgery the
same evening Mrs Mcfarland is
Ga excellent condition and making
rapid recovery.
Meeting Cancelled: Due to In
element weather on Monday ever.
ing November Is. "a scheduled
meeting Of the Sc Anthony mn
Garden Club at the home OF Mrs
Eugene Lewis. ga Iglehart Az.
was cancelled Members will be
notified when the meeting viii
take place and where
Queen Civic Club Party, Mem
bers OF The Queen Civic club are
busy making preparations for the
clubs annual affair which VIII be
ga tnvtauonu club luncheon and
appreciation party The date has
been set for Saturday November
% and the place. the American
Legion Han. 38i n Chatsworth
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Slowl, InproNing Mr. Jack Try
AN 1905 y County Road c IL slow
" Improving in Milcr hospital
whore be was taken ten DAYS ago
after suffering u stroke Mir Ryan
although not allowed any visitors
appreciates hearing nom his
friends You may send cards 70
Roam pas 10 help cheer him dur
ing disqualification
Storh shower Mrs orton Shel.
ten 80 Iglchart Az. was tesalcd
az a stork shower given by Mrs
Iona Hampton At hef home SS6
Ftneg Az ap Saturday evening
November "a The evening WAS
enjoyed playing records and esnia
atter witch rottcahments we've
SERVED Those who sh1wcred the
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MRS. MAE MARSHALL
10 WE'D 6ARNETT
DAVIS IN h,ILW AukEE

Mrs Mae Marshall G6Oa Elliot
Av and Mr. Garuett DAVIS of 5l2
- Az S, leI Minneapolis Wed
nesday morning November 70. by
plane for Milwaukee Wis where
they viii be married at the home
Of Mr. Davis favori,e brother
Perry Davis Mrs l. Richard
Riess. daughter Of Mrs. Marshall
accompanied the couple.
Mrs Marshall Is well known in
the community and is active in the
social civic and organizauonal
life OF the oity
Mr. Davis retired railroad
man, Is graduate Of the Mime
apohs Real Estate School and is
a licensed real estate salesman.
Mr. and Mrs Davis VIII be "at
home TO their friends SATURDAY
November q from s 20 10 pm
az $500 Elliot Av
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