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Continued From PAGE Is

underground There, between cumps of oozing, peat
like ground and suggishly moving brown water you'll find
knees The shouts poke like nquisitive moeS
big enough to from distance others only Jumps
stumble Aside from the leap of occasional
startled frog turtle sliding noSeleSSy into the water
there's little movement in the swamp But this doesn't
there's nobody else around Tooh-Scarred beaver
dams animal tracks in the mud testify the existence
Of teeming animal kingdom when humans The
ambercolored water surrounding the trees barely
though it will eventually reach the Patuxent River.
Perish all ideas of carrying away cypress souvenirs,
because the cutting of branches knees forbidden
Various people and organizations including the American
Automobile Association have suggested that the 1O0acre
guided boat and land trips.
Compared to the Battle Greek, the Dismal Swamp
preserve is the wide spaces Here don't have
push through thick underground to what you
for because guided boat available out of Wallace
ton to the heart of the swamp at Lake Drummond.
The lake itself Is much of curiosity the jagged
cypress Stumps and hoowedout growing trees that
majestcay its tobaccocolored water Biologists
the saucerke hollow of the lake probably caused
either by falling meteor thousands Of by
huge forest fire at some equally remote time
It's not hard to imagine the scay presence of pre-
historic monster among the eerelooing cypress and
juniper snags Though the lake is only to feet deep,
it's not often that anybody the bottom because it's
smothered by sit-ke deposit to inches thick This
deposit is made Of tiny wood PARTICLES worn on the
by the action of through the
people claim it gives the water a medicinal power.
1t was neither medicinal properties Of the water
the beauty of the cypress that prompted George
Washington to survey the Dismal Swamp in 1853 He
wanted to size its navigational possibilities After that
he along with other farSighted Virginians formed
company known Adventures for Draining the
Dismal Swamp They later sold their land and eventually
the swamp became State-owned
Washingtons survey part Of the preliminary work
that resulted in the development of Lake
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

other parts of the swamp into inland transportation
system between Norfolk and Elizabeth City. C. Small
boats travel through the Dismal Swamp Canal which
is supplied by feeder ditch from Drummond
Suppose you decide to go to the Dismal Swamp this
fall for sightseeing hunting Bear deer, and
occasional panther have been taken What insects
you be prepared to battle? Surprisingly few summer
yellow flies active and pesky. But BY they
disappeared and mosquitoes have taken their places
mosquito netting and repeen about the only things
you'll need
Even farsighted George Washington might be awed by
the enormous growth of highways and bridges this
Dismal Swamp This month, a $585 million bridge
tunnel crossing to be opened cutting driving
between Washington and the swamp an hour The
23-mle brdge-tunne anchored two manmade islands
in the Hampton Roads crossing Norfolk and Hamp
ton replaces ferry crossing which normally takes at least
half an hour, after a long wait
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21

bag (since it's lined with
waterproof plastic) and even
a. . weekend bag In which to
toss . pair Of shortie pajamas.
Smart air travellers are using
1t for transoceanic hops and
letting it pass Is q super duper
handbag.
To test 1t we packed it three
ways. For . day ct the beach
the hold everything" held--a
syimsuit. terry short robe.
bathing cap. sunglasses. sun
tan lotion. makeup. beach
shoes. and there was space
even for q couple Of sea shells
you might collect.
For an Atlantic hop we de-
cided to find out what our
handy friend would take.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21

Here's what went in: q pass
port, tickets. travellers checks,
address book. pencil. cleaning
tissue. makeup. soap. tooth
brush. washcloth. pajamas.
slippers, book. sweater, glasses.
Dramamine. cigarettes. and
still there was room to spare.
Quite a handbag" no?
Then for the ONCE worker
we found that the hold every
thing" would hold all the
makeup needed for q daily
stint. house and car keys.
shorthand notebook for out-of-
the-ofiice assignments, and for
luncheon shopping it proved to
be q perfect shopping bag. I"
AL this in addition to being q
stunning fashion accessory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
Given Scholarship

An annual scholarship Of
the Woman's Club Of Ashton
Heights has been presented to
Miss Dorothy Rowland Of $50
Lincoln street. North Arling-
ton. who viii study for teach
ing at William and Mary Col
lege. The scholarship is $40
q year and Is continued
through graduation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
Mrs. Roy Henle
EnferfUins

Mrs. Ray Henle was hostess
yesterday at the last Of a series
Of four "at homes" The 4 to
6 pm. parties were to show
her many friends their new
apartment on Devonshire Place
which has been colorfully
decorated by the popular
Washington hostess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Beach Bound Beauties
Get a New Assist

other equipment necessary to
. bathing beauty.
Toting all the paraphanelia
presents Q problem. too.
To the rescue comes the
''hold everything" handbag
that does double and triple
duty as q shopping bag. beach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
BY ELEM

II going to the beach only
meant tossing q bathing suit
in the car and heading in that
direction wouldn't it be fun.
But there's sun tan lotion,
sunglasses. beach towels, bath
ing cap, beach shoes and the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
heruepin ia. Reports
sy,yle Free Ghost x-Roys

A report 0f the service given
county residents wan made We'd
ncsdav night at the hart ANNUAL
meeting OF tho llouncpin County
tuberculosis association
Board mcmbcr Henry II Thome
az, ania clinton Avenue, says 81
rs FREQ chest Mays were given
10 nouncpln County residents IA
chsdpR a special survey ot lnoAl
Minneapolis food handlers Tho
final sale Of 1896 Christmas Seals
ia the county tatalod 1928 iSa ~
or nearly $1,000 above the pre-
vious year tpt por cont % tho
money remains 10 Minnesota. q
per cent ts used nationally for re-
search and health edu,ationl
some 100 members attended the
dinner meeting al Glen Lake sam
atouum aud elected new officers
and board members pr Russell
n Frost atnatouum supofinteud-
cnt spoke on 'rn To-day"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
Mrs. Mae Mecor'y
Returns From arircnoi
Attended weddina

Mrs Mae MgCArty, 5sT Rondo
Av. returned recently from Phce-
nix ARA where she had been the
gaes, since April 20 q her sister
Mrs ErthS Hancock. a formsr ST
Paul resident
Enroute 10 Phoenix Mrs Nc.
CaTty stopped cor a short time in
her odd home town OF nscumgSrl
New Mex
Mrs McCarthy's arrival chang
"a the wedding plans OF her sister
from September 20 May 50 that
she could be her sisters matron OF
honor Mrs Hancock was married
on May IL 20 Wnuam Brooks in
the presence af her family and a
few close friends
other out-of town relatives
present were the brides son, Ma
thauel Hancock 81 Compton
Calf and daughter, Mrs c y.
Matthews. san Francisco and a
niece and husband. Mr. and Mrs
smuthcmau OF Los Angeles
The wedding also served dual
purpose Following the ceremony.
family reunion was held al
which out-of-tuwn relatives and
another daughter living In Fhpc-
nix feliglsated The happy couple
Nr and Mrs Brooks are now
residing Ia their new home In
Phoenix
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
BetroihaI OF Ann
Bond To Charles
GIonn Announced

Hriutt wis Nh and Mrs
Franklin NJ Bond of Bcloit via
have announced the engagement
of their daughter Anne Ruth, to
Charles Arthur Glenn % Mime
spalla. son nf Nj winiam A
Glenn and tho late Mrs Glenn Of
3o83 Smelling Av Minneapolis
Misc Bond IN graduate 81 ~
Anthony Hospital HChool Of Nuns
ing and Is presently a member Of
the staff Of the University OF Min
ueuola Hospital Minneapolis
Mr. Glenn IN graduate ~
Roosevelt high school. Minneapolis
aud ~ enrolled al the University
n Minnesota College Of rhars
macy
The wedding date has not been
sot
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
ARCHBISHOP or BOSTON
ENDORSES NAhcp IDEALS

New York. The Ideals ~
the NAACP must receive the en-
joraemont Of all mon ~ goodwill,
the Archbishop of Boston haa De-
elared ln a statement made public
at NAACp headquarters here 70.
day
The Most Rev Richard J Cush-
ing further said ~ 81 Catholic
-nurchman. I recommend 20 all
nsy co-reHg.anirfH the fullest CO.
operation with those who labor So
season and ggf Of season 20 make
real IN oar society The concepts o.
equality nd dignity OF man We
pray GOD 20 assist an1 guide their
work"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
Miehael Richardson To
Heed Jr. Cumeo Club

The Junior Cameo Club held tts
regular meeting May 10 az the
home OF Howard Dotd. f0i W
Central Av
Important business on the A.
genda was election o. officers,
with the following elected Mich
aeI Richardson. president. Chcr
Mazingo, vice president Howard
Dodd. secretary Roberta Cooper,
treasurer and Spencer Smith and
Anoitnettc Perfect corresponding
editors
After election was concluded.
plans for a money making protect
were discussed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
Minnesofons Runk
Hiuh In Exums

Miunesotans rank highest oI
scr,icemen from an states Of the
union ia tho armed services men
tal tests This - reported IN the
1857 National Education aasocia.
ton report Ranknga or Tho
states, survey Of educational
conditions Throughout the United
states Though Minnesota takes
no moro ursts IN the report
nevertheless " ranks GNtb VA the
percentage Of high school stu.
dents graduating as compared
with other states and aAth IN the
amount ~ money spent pcr pupil
per year tx3abl
he sure Co vote Tor your taVor-
ltc candidate Tor Queen ot Min.
nesota tli,s AdNi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
81. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

May 20 John Patton p5t ~
Anthony Az, Morris Hickman.
85i ~ Dale ST, William Tcndel.
6gp ST. Anthony Az
May "a Mrs Ruby Wood, 9aS
lclebart Az. Walter Mcfarland.
l0l6 Roudo Az James Dixon,
900 W. Central Az,
May n Mw. Alice Manning
Gas 81 Anthony Az, John Leo.
e83 Carroll Az, Miss Es,ells
Iucl,lc. itpl shorburne Az; War.
ron Hayes 382 Flsk 50 Thomas
Clemens Jr, 400 Rondo Az; Don
aid Toiivcr. oil IFlehart Az
Richard Sweat. 1909 Carroll Az.
Robert Hunt Jr, ass W Central
Az. Mrs OIveida Smith. e5i 90
Anthony Az
May ~ Constance Joncu, 1921
Rondo Az Robert Mitchell. $50
Carroll Az, David Brooks ITO
81 Anthony Avf Carolyn
Hughes. p5i Fuller Az
May 20 Bert Carter. Ghs W
Central Az, Paul Coleman. 2s7
~ 80 Adams, HrH PAU wood
Hss fEichnrt Az. Laurence White
G4s fglohart Az. Mrs O. H.
Parker. 7sG Rondo Az. A. B
Parker g75 Fuller Az. Loallo
Marie Lake, Goa EDndo Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24

hostess az the next meeting on
June
HospItaliEeds Boyd Crawford
.li02 T. 2Sth St. is "a patient IN
F'uruew hospital where he enter
ed Saturday May IS. for treat
ment and rest
out OF Hospital: Harvey A
Moss. 1884 Second Az. S, return
cd home Saturday May IS. from
Furyiex hospital where he was
under treatment for nervous
condition Mr. Moss condition is
favorable and be is feeling fine
and able 20 be up and ogt again.
Sister l. Guest. Miss Sadie Per
kns OF Chicago BE- visiting her
sister and hruther.in-law MI and
Mrs. F. r. Perkins OF 1888 Fourth
Az S Miss Perkins VIII stay with
her brother while Mrs Perkins is
on vacation. visiting other rela-
tIves
Former Residents Visit: Misses
Helen and Dorothy Waters, ma
tive Mnneapoljtans. who are now
residing tn Mexico City n Mex
arrived in the city a fortnight
ago and are the house guests Of
their aunt Mrs Alinc Waters Of
ll5 CLIFTON Az.
DeNanti Club: The DeVanu club
viii hold its next regular meeting
Wednesday June 5. az 1 p. m. at
the home Of Mrs. Earl Brent. Aa29
Fourth Az. s., at which time a
guest speaker Will outline The pur-
pose and future plans Of this phil.
authrople organization The gen
eru public rs invited Refresh
ments win be served.
Mother L. III; Mr. and Mrs Pal.
mer jackson. g70s Fourth Az. s.
left by motor Saturday morning
May as, for Omaha. Neb, whcrS
they were called because Of the
illness OF Mr Jarksons mother
Mrs Nan Whitehall. Mrs White
han underwent surgery on Wed.
ncBd6y morning
Out OF Hospital Mrs Maudc b
Chandler 1856 Fifth Az. s. who
underwent cye surgery ri 81 Bar
nabas has been discharged and is
at present staying at the home Of
her son-ln--law, william a. Glenn,
3538 Smelling Az during her
convalesccnce. The operation was
successful and she 10 expected to
be out in the next ten days
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24

from canned cream OF Crulen
soup with a doublosueb ret Min
and u little wator Ana the result
Is q wonderful blend Of chicken
flavor and porl, flavor . juicy
tender delicious chops IN the
yroamtcst smoathest gravy ever
In fact you just couldn't make
thls kind OF dish as rich and
tempting with any othcr form Of
mlly because pct Min, In twice
as rich a. bottled milk Next
time you're looking fof a good now
way b. fN pork chops try them
my "rhttlrnrbaled Pet Milk
way } know your family win say
they're the best they've ever taat.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
Ruth Meouerry To
Give Another Solo
Fashion Show

When the Wamen's AuslIisry
Jewish Home For The Aged. holds
To Annual meeting Monday. May
n. a. 1880 = IN at The Home
1864 Midway Parkway ~ Paul
by popular demand BA Ruth
MrQucrry. fashion designer and
model VIII present q repeat pes
formauro ~ her Spring and sum
NOR fashion show she wlil be- ably
assisted ~ Arlis Iisbcils Wa
mems Activities Director ~ VIC
cory as commentator and hBzie
Dial pianist and wong siyiist
This group presented MfR No
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
Red Gross Class
For Espeetuni Mothers
Begins On June q

A free Red Cross class Tor eN-
pertant parents VIII begin June 4
and meet for seven sessions on
Tuesdays Bnd Thursday from 1880
70 $50 p N. The final class viii
be held June Is
The group will meet ~ the Red
Cross classroom. 1911 Lyniale
Az S.
The Red Cross says no classes
will be held AZ Powers Kngllwuod
during the summer months
For further information. call
Red Cross nursing services, F-E
3-5lps
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24

Mich. the summer home OF the
pieke,ts and 70 Cleveland, o. yis-
iting relatives and friends
Returns To Her Home: Mrs.
Phillip Texada OF Chicago, who
has been the houseguest OF Mrs
Jessie Shepard for the past few
days, returned 20 her home on
Monday afternoon Mrs Texada
came to the city 20 attend funeral
services % Mrs, Malyenia Glenn
She is an old friend Of the family
Saturday Bridge Club The
Mines, Joyce Jackson and Cynthia
Tyson captured first prize and
Miss Christine Mckinuie and Mrs
Gwen stepp the consolation prize
when the Saturday Bridge club
met with Miss NcKiRuie, 33l2
Third Az S, on Saturday after
noon. MAY Is The hostess served
a dessert luncheon Mrs. Ann Nit
chel. 42It Fourth Az s.. viii be
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
ZION CHOIR TO SPONSOR
DINNER SATURDAY MAY 20

Take a holiday from the kitchen
on Saturday. May 20 1857. Come
20 24li Fourth Az 8 whore the
Senior Choir Of Zion Baptist
Church is sponsoring q chicken
and barbecue dinner Dinners are
81 % and will be sold beginning
az ~ q. nj. Dinners for children n
and under are ~ cents orders
viii be taken by phone Tor doIiy.
cry. Just call FE. 6-sf02
Mrs. Ruth Morris b. president
81 the Choir " p Hale director
Rev "a W Bolts ST. s pastor u
Zion Baptist church Advt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24

When someone stated that ohio
Sen John w Bncker stands Tor
enlightened conservatism Cloye-
land Press CoiumuiHt Joe New
man wrote that must be some
thing like rapid snaihsn, sort % -
Ohio GO Council News and
NioWs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
North High Alumni
Assn. Reunion June =

The North High School Alumni
Association VIII hold iJp annual
reunion and reception on Friday
June TIN. lu the school auditorium
at 7:30 3. m The 1907 and 1889
classes viii celebrate their hOth
and 25th Anniversaries respective
49, The 1887 class win be the
honorod guests.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24

,hicscn naked Fork Chops
4 lean pork ehops Fl 10 y inch
thick
can cream ~ chicken SOUP
Is cup rct i3yuporated MiIk
% cup water
season pork chops with salt
and pepper Brown SLOWLY on both
sitcs in hot lat Ia skillet Drain
"a, from Skillet Mis- soup, milk
and water and pour around chops
iu skillet Bake uncovered near
center OF $50 oven tmoderstel 30
20 - min ar untlo chops are
tender serve hot Mabos 4 Hcry.
nEn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24

and Mrs Donald Allen 81 81 6ta
Aurofa Az and other relatives
Alrman Allen has been transfer
red tn the states after spending
thrive Years ia Alaska ito will be
stationed at Hamilton Base until
hts discharge in 10 months
Twin CITY Malds Aud NattonS,
The Twin city luadge eluh win
hold ia regular monthly meeting
at the home 81 Mrs A V iIall,
ga3 W Central Az on SATURDAY,
May 70
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24

Charles Ch8mbIos OF 394l Gin.
ton Av. Minneapolis. has made
application for marriage license
10 wed Miss Gladys H. Ballard OF
1913 25th Az So. Minneapolis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
sovir Brothers, Inc,
Announce Opening OF
New Point Store

Savltt Brothefa Inc one Of
the most reliable paint firms ia
Minneapolis announced recently
The opening If a new modern paint
store at 1908 West broadway in
Minneapolis
Imtllps Sautt the president ut
the firm said hia nTm win con
tluuc a. sell quality paints and
wan paper which establishing the
new store which win carry two
now items. window shades and
window glass
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24

Your temper N enc ~ the f1W
things that viii improve The
longer you Keep u
QUERY IN Minneapolis On March
70 Va the Gold Room ~ II1tai
Ha,ilaHpn
Announcements ~ The event
have been mailed 10 more than
1900 members ana a capacity AL
dlenCs IN expected me meeting
le ppep o. The pubic
Mrs Michael y Zimmerman
anG Mrs. George Hoblfahrk are co.
chaifmsH
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
Social and Personal
ST PAUL

Three Clock Bridge Club Mrs George Berry lr 9s3 So
Anthony Ay will he hostess TO the Three Clock Bridge club
on Saturday, May ~
To Base Airman John Allen recently reported
for nt Hamilton Air Furcr Base san Francisco, Calf after
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
Wedding Anniversaries

y,e,,,,,I ~. a., sy,r,.,r rsy,g.
h.,ry ass - c,sst-s-r,,s
~ N a.. ~, 49, 1ogg
gl,s- A.. a.. az. 60. or
r..r,,u A.. ~. yar.,,r
49,. s,o vys.,,-. A.. vylf
fr.r, r,-s. ayaf. p,ss. h,..
? <..t. ,s....--.s... 500 "a r.,
I'll 40
-. u,-..-.,.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24

IN Gary IND, ifn against the
law "a get 90 a street car within
-four hours after eating garlic.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24

Paper goes % press one day
early next week Don't forget the
Tuesday noon deadlins. folks.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24

Nay - ~ aHf Mrs. Arthur
~ s. Fhofss 80 % hHtHgny
~ ~ year, ~ and Mrs {af
aas ErgHr sgs Carroll Av -
ysara
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
Social and Personal
hINNEAPOlI

VIII Leave On Vacation Mrs 4. T.. Perkins aud sister
Mrs Norma Byrd 3633 Fourth Av s. wall leave Friday for
weeks vacation They win 20 first Chcago where they
viii Join their nephew and wife Mr. and Mrs IL A. Pickett
and the four VIII Louis and other points Mis-
souri, and Arkansas From there they viii motor Naudaha
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS


May % James sis Sal7 Efth
Ay 3 Howard N Eugluud 5000
Gund Az n Mrs Royal Craw
ford. 4t8s Fluh Az 81 Charles
Arthur smith IT,. pTs Aldrigh Az
n
May rs Norma Moman. oli
Alduch Av ~ Shirley Riles
1857 r. Franklin Az. George
Mus. SOS Eighth Az ~. wniam
Marshall, Sss7 Rub Az s. Mrs
81 X jefferson, ll2S Fremont
Av n.
May - Denise Marshall. 1927
fifth Av. $.
May IS Mrs Wilhe lee S0T
Dupont Av n Mamie X Hughes,
CHS Seventh Az n, Lawrence
Mccoy, 1908 Humboldt Az N
hudson Phillips, Ais6 Third Az,
S Harvey LaGroac, a22 Fremont
Av. ~
May 80 Gerald Bailey Jr, STt0
Third Az s.. Cedric seholbcrg
$50 Midland Bank Bldg Thomas
n stoysli, $3.50 Firth Az s.. Mrs
Abrcta Murray toSt Third Az
s. Pamela stephanie Hunter,
E6ss Clinton Av. Mark Eugene
Wostberry sIg Seventh ST n
Mrs Shirley Raldcz S22 Flwood
Ay. n
May so. Mary Etth Morris.
2O23 bloomington Az. Mrs Edith
Mouldcn. 3sts Fourth Az. s., Mrs
Dorothy Payne, 1890 Elliot Az,
James souch 1000 sixth ST. g.
Kenneth Mckinney s23 Fremont
Av n
May 81 Mrs. Ida Iturrcll 1909
Bryant Az ~ Mrs Mary DacuB
Hudson, 1919 NnoS Ave. ~
Out-ot- Town Birthday
May - William n Aahbv.
Kansas city Mo HILBERT Bow
den Rockford. m Mrs Florence
Perry Birmingham. Ala
May - Mrs kathryn Mitchell
Los Angeles, CBtf
May 80 Lorraine curry kaliue
Paris France
May "a. ida Mae Young, pcs
Mplncs. la, Or Leonard Bur
rnnEha. ChLeaEo- M.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24

Vote for your candidate for
Queen ~ Dts Fiks today Adyt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
IMMORTAL DAY. NAY 3oTH

ON flames eternal camping
ground
Their silent tents ave uprrad
Ana GLORY EuBrda. with Hulcmn
round
The hiyuuBp ~ tho dead
Ibao,ibFa pItafi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24

The Naa si,i edition % this
paper win h" printed one day
earlier aasi Ncri on account 81
Thursday, May 40 Memorial DAY
soc that your news and ais reach
~ by Tuesday noon MAY IN
Evening star., 1957-08-28
solid maple
1926 vaIue
74.y5 UGLUe
DeC)C9
each

Glowing solid hordock Appoochon mope thots been pons-
tokneN hondfubbed to worm and mellow honey-tone finish
then protected with coat Of Johnson furniture wax All drow-
dspooed dovetoIed centered guided and have ou-
thentc bros pulls All bottom dEowe lined with Tennessee red
cedar Eoch piece has been coreuy cofted with an eve to
authenticity. sturdiy constructed to lost lifetime