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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-01
MANTEO PERSONALS

Miss Betsy Midget of RPI,
Richmond, Va, spent last week end
with her mother. Mrs. Beverly Mid
gett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wilson and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Long spent
last week in New York City, where
they attended the National Boat
Show.
Misses Carolee O'Neal and Edna
Bruce Dowdy of WCUNC, Green's
boro, returned to school Monday
after visiting in their homes. They
were accompanied to Norfolk by
Miss O'NeaPs parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren O'Neal.
Ray Jones entered the Albemarle
Hospital this week for treatment.
Miss Mary Blanche Meekins of
Peace College, Raleigh, spent the
week end at her home near Man
teo. She had as her guest Miss
Sondra Scott of Fair Bluff, also a
Peace student.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Balance
were called to Greenville last week
to the bedside of their son, Bobby,
who underwent an emergency APP
pendectomy Monday in Pitt Me-
mortal Hospital. Bobby was moved
to the East Carolina College mfr
mary on Thursday and is recuper-
ating satisfactorily. Another son,
Davis Balance, also of ECC, spent
last week end in Manteo.
Billy O'Neal of Oceana, Va, Wis
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. O'Neal, last week end. Billy,
who has been radioman second
class and who has been stationed
for the last 20 months on the Coast
Guard weather cutter .Ingham, has
recently been promoted to radio
man first class, and is now station
ed in Oceana.
Mrs. Lyna Harbour of Quinn
Furniture Company and Fred and
Roy Wescott of the Manteo Furni-
ture Company were in High Point
last week attending the furniture
shows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Etheridge re-
Gently attended the Fashion Shows
in Charlotte. They were joined in
Belhaven by Mrs. Etheridge's
mother, Mrs. w. C. Swindell, who
accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Kee and son
Kenneth of Norfolk, Va, visited
Mr.. KEGS mother, Mrs. w. M. Jol-
lift, last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Etheridge
spent last week end in Portsmouth,
Va, with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Drinkwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Holmes had
as their guests Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wright of Ports
mouth, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Huffstetler
of Hampton, Va, were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carson
Greet.
Mrs. John Wescott is a patient
in the Marine Hospital, Norfolk,
Va. She was visited Tuesday night
by her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wescott,
and their son Stuart.
Mrs. Colenda Barnett is very i'll
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-01
LETTER OF APPRECIATION

The undersigned would like to
use this means of thanking the fire
departments of Manteo and Kill
Devil Hills for their valiant effort
to save our property during the re-
cent fire at the Newman Shell
Shop on January 10th. We would
also like to thank our many friends
for their consideration and help
during this emergency.
Signed,
JESS and MARY NEWMAN
and family
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-01
SHERMAN d. OWEN, LOCAL
ARMY RECRUITER LEAVING

SIC Morris M. Williams of the
Army Recruiting office in Eliza
beth City, is this week announcing
the transfer of M/Sgt. Sherman D.
Owen, former station commander
of the local recruiting office, to
Camp Stewart, Ga.
Sgt. Owen and family will be
greatly missed by the many friends
they have made during their two
years in Elizabeth City.
The itenerary for this area will
be unchanged, except that, the Of
flee in Elizabeth City will be open
only on Mondays, (all day., Fri
days from pm. until 9 p.m., and
Saturdays until noon, in Room 204,
Guaranty Bank Building, Main and
Poindexter Sts., Tel. no. 1896.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-01
BIRTHS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wood
row Parrish, at Fearing Memorial
Clinic, at II pm. Tuesday night in
Manteo, son, Roy Jr., weight
five pounds. The mother is the for
mer Donis Greet of Wanchese.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-01
LAKE DRAINAGE
WORK SINCE 1850
HAS COST $o8.742'
Work on Outlet Canals Has In
cMded Dredging and lnstaIla-
tion Of Automatic
Gates

spent during the seven-year period
since 1850 to bring about better
drainage of Hyde County's Lake
Mattamuskeet by means of improv-
ing outlet canals running from the
lake to Pamlico Sound, according
to figures that have been released
by w. G. Cahoon of New Holland,
u. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Refuge Manager. This expenditure
covers the installation and repairs
of automatic water control struc-
threshold gates-in three outlet
canals and deepening two of the
outlet canals by dredging.
Improving the drainage of Lake
Mattamuskeet in turn improves the
drainage of large acreages Of land,
including much farmland, border
ing the lake and draining into it.
The Fish and Wildlife Service
maintains four main outlet canals,
which are used to prevent the level
Of the lake from rising excessive
ly following heavy rains; flood
gates are necessary in these canals
to control the flow of the water
and to prevent salt water from the
sound entering into the lake.
Briefly, the following is a break
down of the projects during the
past seven years as listed in Mr..
Cahoon's report:
The dredging of the Rose Bay
Canal, which runs out from the
lake on the west to Rose Bay, cost
$12,O45. The installation of an au-
tomato water control structure for
this canal was completed in 1851
at cost of $4,000.
Another automatic gate was
completed in 1852 in the Waupop-|
pin Canal, which drains the lake
on the east, at cost of $4,000.
Damages that were caused to this
structure by the hurricanes cost
total of $1,000 to repair.
The third automatic water con-
troll structure was completed last
year in the Outfall Canal at New
Holland, which drains from the
south side of the lake. The cost of
this structure came to $35,935. This
structure was built by a private
contractor, while all other work
listed here was done by U. S. Fish
and Wildlife Service crews.
The other project included in the
report was the dredging of the
Lake Landing Canal, which drains
from the lake on the southeast.
This dredging was done at a cost
of $1O,612. Plans are now being
made to replace the present man
ual water control gates in this ca
nal with an automatic water con-
troll structure, which would then
provide automatic gates in each of
the four outlet canals.
The Fish and Wildlife Service
also operates manual gates in a |
canal draining from the north side
of the lake into the Inland Water
way Canal.
A point brought out by Mr.. Ca
hoon was that culverts in the
causeway that splits the lake at
times have an influence on the
height to which water in the lake
rises; these culverts are the re-
sDonsibility of the state, as it is
Highway NC "a that has a right
of-way across the causeway. When
ever the wind blows so that the
water tends to pile up on one side
of the lake, these culverts serve to
retard the flow of water and then,
when the wind abates, they also
prevent the water from leveling
out as quickly as it otherwise
would.
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his year:

Harold D. Cooley of Nashville is
North Cardinals senior represent
,ative in Congress, having served
221s years.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-01
WANCHEsE PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Glenn Gas
kill and Mrs. Betty Gaskill spent
Sunday in Warwick, Va, with Mr..
and Mrs. Steve Burrus.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS


Jan. 10 MRude Bush. $40 ST
Anthony Az. Mrs. Gertrude VII
liz. 1850 Sherburne Az. wilfred
Harris. $50 Carroll Av.
Jan. 20---John Henderson, 473
Rondo Az; Mrs. urIin Clark, ITO
81. Anthony Az. vadaain David
Dixon. 527 st Anthony Av
Jan. n Aaron McGavock.
800 Harrington, Laura lee Dur
and. 1864 Undertake Road. Car
olyn Ann Collins. s03 Rondo Az:
William McLeigh. 557 Rondo Az.
Mrs MabIe Turner Brown. g03
Rondo Az; Lawrence W. Wy
cough, 100 Carroll Az, Mrs.
Thomas I Morris. 300 Carroll Az;
Mrs. James s. Ciardy 10 Aurora
Az.
Jan. ~ Mrs. James Walker.
7ss st Anthony Az Mary y
Paron. 65s ST Anthony Az:
Charles Leroy TiIIman, gs3 lyle.
hart Az
Jan 70 Mrs. l.. y. Tarver 803
81 Anthony Az; George J Mann,
7f1 81 Anthony Az. Virgella
Harper. 77s Rondo Az, Ronald
Jones 1921 Rondo Az
Jan. ~ Lawrence Price. FOG
Rondo Az; Johnnie Pettiford, sg7
Carroll Az; Geneva Burkhaltsr
$50 Rondo Az. John w Ryan Jr.,
s54 IRlehart Az. Renee Olivia
Carter. ss4 Rondo Az
Jan. 25 Virginia Smith. s37
Rond0 Az. CIarinda Cox. 633
Marshall Az. Mrs Charles Cow
ingt0n. gs7 St Anthony Az, Mar.
Rarrt Smith. 312 Carroll Az.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18
Additional Social and
Personal News
81. Paul

Three O'Clock bridge Club, Tho
Three O'Clock Bridge Club viii
meet Saturday January Is, with
Mrs Leroy Lascnberry, SIS N
Chatsworth as hostess,
Matinee Bridgc club Hostess
Mrs, Fred Sehuck, sit Fuller Az,
was hostess to the Matinee Bridge
Club on Tuesday, January 8, AZ
ter lunch the afternoon was spent
in keen competition at bridge
Winning prEes for high scores
were Mrs Schuck, first, Mrs, w
n, Walker. second and Mrs, ciar.
encc Anderson. third, Mrs Bettye
cassius was proxy for Mrs, Earl
Brent and was given a SIN. Mrs,
c. A. Anderson, 500 Dayton Az
win be hostess at the next meet.
ing January ~,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18

trlDutorS mas been IN business Tor
twenty years and has offices in
five states. Mrs. Shepherd lis the
former Mrs. VILLA Mae Parker.
Club Hostess; Mrs. Paul S. Cur
ry. 3ll5 Columbus Av.. was hos
tess to the octette Bridge Club on
Saturday afternoon. January IL.
Following lunch. members and
guests engaged in competition at
the bridge tables Guests taking
home prizes for high scores were
Mines. Harold Rowland. first.
Richard L. Stokes Jr.. second and
George Berry Jr,. third. Other
guests of the hostess were the
Mines. Antoine Lyzengs and Louis
NJ Moore. Members winning prizes
were Mrs. Carl Fountain, first,
Mrs. Earle r. Kyle. second and
Mrs. Ashby Gaskins, third The
February Meeting Of the club will
be with Mrs. Ashby Gaskins. 440s
Third Av. S. as hostess
It's A Boy: Mr., and Mrs WI.
liam .. Robinson of Seattle.
Wash. formerly of the Twin Cities
announced the birth OF their first
child, a boy, born December %.
Mrs, Robinson is the former Col
leen Moore OF Minneapolis, Mr.
and Mrs. Plouis Moore Sr., Mime
apolis are the maternal grandpar-
ents and are sharing the pride
and JOY of their first grandchild.
William o. Robinson Jr. Paternal
grandparents are MIR and Mrs.
Patton Robinson of st. Paul
SID Mission; Mr., and Mrs
James Buford, 4337 Portland Az,
were called to Kansas City. Rams.
To attend funeral services OF their
uncle. Louis Hurt, who died sud
denly Thursday evening, January
IL. of a heart attack. Mr.. and Mrs
Buford left Friday for Kansas
city. Mr.. and Mrs, Hurt spent
the Christmas holiday in Mime
apolis visiting their nephew and
wife.
TIC. Maids And Matrons Held
Meeting: Mrs o. H. Williams,
ii45 First Az. s. was hostess to
the Twin City Maids and Matrons
Bridge Club on Saturday, Decem.
Der IL. Club prizes were won by
Mrs. Gerone Reed. first: Mrs w
B. Walker. second and Mrs. VII.
hams third Mrs, c. w. Glenn and
Mrs. Palmer Jackson were guests
OF the hostess and were each given
a gift. The next meeting viii be
February o. with Mrs. Harold
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18
Tots Enjoy Blrfhday
Porty OF Little
nohmF0 lohnaon

Celebrating his nrat birthday
with n party given by his mother
little Robert johnson JT, son oi
Mr. and Mrs Robert w. johnson
OF a6ii Fourth Az. ~. was the
center Of attraction ON Saturday
afternoon. January ~. when n
group of youngsters came In TO
join ia the festivities.
Circus hats and candy suckers
were given q ach little guest M q
favor Cameo were enjoyed and
playing with the honoreea toys
filled the afternoon nf fun a
highlight came with the serving "f
refreshments topped by q boauti.
fully decorated cake with Roberts
name inscribed which WA cut and
served along with ice cream
Among the youngsters who
shOwered the bttls honoree with
many lovely gifts while enjoying
the afternoon were Danny and
Bruce Swain. Barla. Ronald Jr
and Mart Eugene Westbsrry. Ks'
Win and veTnsIi surTatt. Warren
and Arthur Foster. Valera John.
son, Hobart Mitchell III and Pam
Ella Johnson
Also enjoying the run and as
siHtinR Mrs, johnson we're mothers
of the children, the Mines Hazel
swain Evelyn surratt Matte
Wsstberry. Gertrude Foster and
Miss Gwen Morrow who wns IN
charge Of the Ranss
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18
Guurd Against
Chopped Skin
In Cold Weuther

Because nearly so per cent OF
American women have dry skin, u
great many are apt to suffer from
paiuntl Chapped skin during the
cold dry winter months states n
bulletin from the Minnesota state
Medical association.
Indications are that complexion
has little Co do with chapping Re
cent studies showed that the olive
skinned chapped ~ much IA the
fair skinned and the overweight as
much as the underweight Also the
skin OF Negroes was as vulner-
able an that OF white patients,
Inheritance, however, seems
significant. with children and pat.
enta paralloling one another IN sun
ccpubiiity The sitea Of chapping
in order Of frequency generally are
the hands, bps. face, eNircmlues
and the entire body
"a you might expect chapped
skin does no, ordinarily occur In a
warm humid climate, Ideal chap
ping weather ls cold and dry In
such an atmosphere, the skin loses
more water Ia the air than usual
Drynem, roughneas and Taking
which are mild aigna ~ chapping
result
II chap producing circumstances
continue. rcdncas, swelling and fiS'
surfing or cracking % the skin fol.
low. The assures may then widen
with blood and serum escaping IA
eventually form areas Of cr,iating
Severe ehapping weather such as
q windy cold, January day can
rapidly produce akin damage.
An effective approach To the
problem In the application Of q
greasy film which helps reduce the
loss nf water from tho akin. Ap.
Piled before exposure u serves aA
a preventive. applied after chap.
ping u soothon and prote"ts the
skin from further sggrayation
Cold cream II about the most Fl.
fectivc agent 10 use II Ia n beat
tifying and protective cosmetic
which aids the akin without alter
ing physinlogic functions How.
ever, Il may be- wise FOR those
with excessively oily skin con.
ditiona such as acne % avoid its
uae, For ohappinR, however, II
serves q most useful function
Bathing af chappod skin areas
should be kept Ia y minimum and
the use Of soap and detergsnis re.
stricted slin should always be
thoroughly dried after washing ~
the rapid evaporation Of water on
RANGES chappnE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18

Combs. 1915 Fourth Az. s. as hos
tess
Anniversary Observed: Greet.
ings to Mr.. and Mira Preston
Wright, 1881 Bryont Az. N, who
observed their 33rd wedding an
niversary January IL and Mr.,
wrght's birthday on the same
date.
Holiday In Chicago: Mrs. Bar
bara Cyrus, 4o53 Clinton Av.,
spent the New Years holiday in
Chicago visiting her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. A. Baker, MIR.
and Mrs. Baker held open house
on New Years Day in honor OF
their guest.
New Address: It's a new address
for Mrs. Ethelyne Walker, former
~ Of 53l Girard Az. n, who is
now welcoming her friends in her
newly purchased home at $3.50
Clinton Az Mrs, Walker is occu-
plying the lower duplex.
Enjoying California; Latest re-
port from Mrs Tyler Howell Sr, Of
2207 Elliot Az, who is vacation
ing in California, IL that she IL
enjoying the balmy weather in Los
Angeles Mrs. Howell left Mime
apolls on December Is and IL
spending the time with her daugh-
ter and sun-in-law, Mr. and Mrs
James Gresham Sr., and other
friends She plans 10 remain for
five or six weeks
Anniversary Greetings; Greet
I ings To Mt and Mrs. Hobart I
Mitchell Jr, of 42ll Fourth Az
s.. who celebrated their NTH wed.
ding anniversary on Saturday
January IL. Mir Mitchell was host
at dinner at "A downtown cafe and
a theater party. Other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell John,
son. brother and nster-in-lAw OF
Mrs Mitchell and Mrs. Maxine
Taylor of Duluth sister 81 Mrs
Mitchell
Family Guest Mrs Maxine
Taylor Of Duluth is spending A
few days IN the city visiting her
mother, Mrs Anna Lee Johnson
364I Fourth Az 8, and other rela,
tives.
Esquirrttes Held Meeting: The
Esqurcttes held their regular
meeting at the home OF Mrs Law
renee Shannon Sr., 1915 Clinton
Az on Friday evening, January II
Business discussed was the coming
party OF the club which will be or
January 10, at the Nacirema Club
3e4s Fourth Az. 8. Invitations ar'
in the mai
WIN Attend Board Meeting
Rev. and Mrs. Henry w. Bolts sr.
Ili9 Lyndaie Av. NJ. will leav'
Monday. January n for Hot
Springs, Ark. TO attend a board
meeting Of the National Baptist
Convention. Rev. and Mrs Bolts
will be gone for an indefinite
time.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18

I87 St Anthony Az. was the ideal
setting for the annual holiday
party OF the oD,T, Sewing club
held Wednesday. January 9th.
Members enjoyed group entertain
ment. exchange Of gifts and a
buffet lunch, The next meeting OF
the club viii be ON January %.
with Mrs. Fiteda Harris, 6ao Car.
roll Az, as hostcss,
Remembered By Fr,cndsi Mrs,
Charles Anderson, sSI Fuller Az.
was made very happy this holiday
season by her friends. Miss Eilsne
Davis. daughter Of Mrs, Sam pa-
Wis Of 400 Avon. who presented
her with u glass and copper twin
serving set and Mira, L.nora Hair
" $40 Fuller presented her with n
beautiful blooming poinsettia
plant, Both gifts came aA happy
surprise 10 Mrs Anderson
Wife Was Guest, Mrs James
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18

full of good, rich meaty flavor In
fact. you can actually get four
great big, juicy hamburgers from
just one-haif pound OF meat with
this reclpe' You see. the secret IL
that double. rich Pet Milk, the
flavor blending milk. In this re.
cipe. Pet MIX helps blend the mix.
ture of meat and rolled oats into
hamburgcrs with delicious alt.
meat flavor. Ordinary milk would
not do u. OF course, but Pet MIX
is different its good whole milk
concentrated 20 double richness
Next time you're having ham
burgers ~ your house, make them
this Pet MIX way. IN guarantee
youn be more than pleased
Barbecund IIamburgers
10 ground lean beef
u cup unconked rolled oats
n cup Pet EvapDrsicd MIX
3 Tablespoons finely cut onion
! teaspoon salt
y teaspoon pepper
3 Tablespoons hot fat
= cup bottled barbecue sauce ~
cat8up
s round sandwich buns, split and
toasted
MIX well the beef. rolled oats,
milk, onion. salt and pepper. with
wet hands. shape into = fiat pat.
ties. Brown pattlos slowly on both
sides in hot fat In skillet Spread
each with equal parts 81 barbecue
sauce. Cover and cook 3 minutes
longer Serve In toasted buns
Makes 4 servings Of sandwiches
each
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18

Riggs OF Birmingham. Ala, spent
two weeks in the city during tho
holidays visiting her husband.
Sgt, James Riggs OF 767 st An
thony Az, who IL stationed at
Void Chamberlain AFB. Mrs.
BigHu IL teacher in the BirminE.
ham school system.
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Mrs. Q. PopeTlN %
Guest Speaker ~
Vauosevluus Society

Mrs. Edward Poperin win be the
speaker and give demonstrations
ON The Culinary and Medicinal
Value 81 Herbs" NJ the next meet.
ing OF the Vegetarian Society Of
Minnesota which viii he Thurs
day evening, January -, Tian p
m. al Teachers Federation Rooms
"a East Firth 81, 81 Paul
All interested persons are In
vited
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18

Man may not live by bread
alone. hut many get by on crust
Persons hardest 10 convince they
are Of retirement age are children
nj bedtime
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18
Social and Personal
& MINNEAPOLIS 4

Attended Staff Party Mr. and Mrs Raymond Shepherd of
2i36 18th Ay S. attended the annual holiday party of the Ma
tona Household Distributors held Saturday January II
the Standard Club 726 Second Av Mr. shepherd member
of the staff of the company the first Negro to be employed
collector and full salesman National Household Dis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18

Here's quick ample Of bringing the color
another land 70 dinner table Sliced
marahino cherries In whipped add bright flavor
to eookieke eoeonut round base making
Use either plain ehoeoaOverd ecconu rounds from your
grccers cake department Plan
ng Divide each into three parts Top with whipped
fruits and provide touch OF party grechey with mint leaf
Hawaiian Treats
plain or chocolate covered slices pineapple drained
coconut rounds IA into thirds
y cup whipping marasehino cherries cut
tablespoon powdered into sixths
Mint leaves
y teaspoon vanilla
Cut eoeonut rounds into pehaped wedges Combine
vanilla, and milk Whip until stiff Top wedge
spoonful Of whipped niece pineapple
upright curved side up whipped Decorate wedges with
cherry slices Arrange wedges slightly separated dessert
plates. Garnish with mint leaves. Serves 1,
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Social and Personal
r ST. PAUL =

New Citizen: Mona Renee is the chosen by Mr., and
Mrs Howard Hunt of 90l Carroll Av for their first child
girl horn January in ST. Joscphs hospital Maternal grand
father Mr. Eehuc Phifer Of Dallas Tex Mr. and Mrs Pay
Hunt of 81, Paul are the paternal grandparents
O. d. T. Club Celebrates The home of Mrs Matte Cough,
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WEDDING
ANNIVE RSARIES
MINNIE BnIUG
MINNEAPOLIS

Jan. n MFR and Mrs Norval
Barksdale Jr., 1909 Emerson Av.
N. ~ years
Jan. % Mr.. and MIS- William
n North. 1922 Fourth Az s.. II
years
Jan. Is Mr. ard Mrs D
Wade. 242I Fourth Az & n
years.
ST. PAUL
Jan. 81 Mr.. and Mrs J. r Fl.
lis, 9i4 Rondo Az 80 years, Mr.
and Mrs. William Blair. 800 Fuh
Ter Az, ~ years
Jan. % Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin
Davis. $40 Carroll Az. four years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18

tell you that my recipe Barbecued Ham
yuu probably think who needs recipe for ham
Well used 10 think that until found how much
hambugers Evaporaed recipe
They're much tender than hambuTgern
They're big Choct.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18

Error 81 opinion may - toleTat-
81 where reason ~ left free o.
combat it,--Th0nlas jefferson
The man who never maksa n
mistake will be found taking
orders from one who occasionally
docs.
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Out of Town Birthdays
Jan. ~ Ms william Hrtley
Ssw York city
Jan ~ Harvey Harris los An
Eelss, Calf
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out-of Town Birthday.

NF"a W.
Jan. 20 Herman Abernathy.
Kansas City Mo; Mamie Fnl.
CHAM. Kansas City, Mo: Aora
Bertrnm, Louisville, Ky.
Jan u Mary Williams, ArEo,
III; Mrs william Seymour, Chi.
cage. III
Jan % Mrs ARE pullum.
Cleveland. Ohio; Mrs Bereia Bell
Kansas city. KAns
Jan % Sylvester Carter Jr.
Los Angeles. Calf; Howard
Wells, Las Angeles, Cahf,
Jan p Elmo Hoffman, Kan
sas city. Mo; Katherine Sanders
Washington, Milwaukee, Wis;
John r Thomas, Geneva, switzer.
land
Jan. rs James Gresham Sr,,
Los Angeles. Calf