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Evening star., 1957-04-25
.SidweII Tennis
Has Field Of "a

The 18th annual Sidwell
Friends School Invitation inter-
scholastic tennis tournament
starts tomorrow with is matches
at $3.50 pm. All will be in the
interscholastic division tomor-
row, and the boys division will
begin eliminations at 10 am.
Saturday.
Don Ralph Of Priory. a finalist
against Don Dell last year, is
seeded No. I and Episcopal's
Hunter Faulconer. a semifinalist
against Dell a year ago. No. 2.
Peyton Howard of Landon is
seeded third. Bob Schwartzman
Of Friends fourth. Martin Ru.
binowitz Of Wilson fifth. Harry
Hips OF st. Johns sixth. Tom
Hoekstra OF Wakefield seventh
and Denny Master Of Friends
eighth.
All players will report to
Friends. Some will be sent to
st. Adams. whose courts will be
used for the first time in this
tourney because of construction
going on at Friends.
Pairings:
Chi Lin tRoosebeltl VS. Robin Meyers
49,. John'sl, 1sidoro chintron fRoose-
veltl va Ronnie HeinemAnn.
Don Ralph tPrioryl vs. Bud Miller
tLandon), Ricky Pietch tEpiscopaD vi.
Ben Denbo tSt. Albansl. Don Ferguson
tWakeneid) VS. Gary Moore fWesterni.
Ed Falek iSt Aibansi VS.. Martin Rubi-
nowttz (WilsonD. Denny Master tFriends)
ys- Chico Herrick (St Btephen'e). John
walker tBuliisD VS.. Mike Mccarthy ist
John Evans fEpiseopan vs. De. Davis
t0eorgetown Prepl. Lin-Meyers winner
tSt. John'sl vs.. Peyton Howard Lam
DOM. Bob Schwartzman fFriendsl va
Chtntron- -HeinemAnn winner wake
1eldb, Allen citrenbaum tcoolidgei vs
Tom O'Nen iPrioryl. Jay Wright
L0eoreetown Prep vs. Jack Neal ISt
AlbanD. Frank Murphy fSt Stephens 81
vs.. Tom Hoekstra iWakeneldl
Harry Htpps tSt. John'sD vs. william
Clark iBuliisl, Gustus Johansen Ian
dom W. Grimm Payne fwilsoni. eovouth
Nong tFriends) vs. Raymond Kelsey
.BullIO Bart Richwine WILSON, vs.
Evening star., 1957-04-25


three out Of five State cross
country titles. four Of six State
indoor titles. three Atlantic
Coast Conference scholastic in
door championships. the George
Washington Relays four Of six
times and The Star Games
scholastic division in 1856.
f They're going to let me coach
track one more year." he said
today.
Haringer is almost IS years
old. He Is married and the
father of an 8-year-old daugh-
ter. The family lives in Alex
Iandria.
Evening star., 1957-04-25
Approval Sought
On Swim Marks

Two new National AAU SWIM
ming records set last night at
the Naval Receiving Station,
have been submitted for official
approval.
The MRS swimmers trained
hard for six weeks and in q spe-
|cial meet last night broke the
marks in the 100-meter medley
relay and 100-meter individual
medley.
John Edwards. Dick Oliver.
John D'Angelo and Tim Oliver
swan the relay in 1874, break
ing the old mark Of 1883. Dick
Oliver and D'Angelo both were
clocked in 1920 for the indi.
vidual medley. The former rec
ord was 1898.
Evening star., 1957-04-25
Rowe Wins Doshes.
But AU Is Beaten

ASHLAND. Va. April 25
(SpeciaD Bob Rowe won both
dashes. but that wasn't enough
TO get American University over
the hump against Randolph
Macon College in a Mason Dixon
Conference track meet here yes
terday.
The Yellow Jackets. led by
Jack Armstrong; victories in
both hurdles races. won the
meet, 64Ka TO STA. II was RAN
dolph- -Macon's first victory in
four dual meets.
Evening star., 1957-04-25
.RuIIies Keep
League Leod
For Mclean
N. VIRGINIA LEAGUE

S.;Iiss EsIsS:id IL Mount vsiaon ! !
This Is the last baseball sea-
son for Coach John Broaddus
at Mclean High. who next year
will stick to being athletic direc-
tor at the school. and nothing
would be more fitting than TO
bow out with a championship
team.
The league season is one-third
finished and the Eagles are in
first place by a game-and-a-half
over Annandale as the
result Of q IA victory yester-
day over the Atoms at Mclean,
1t is still quite q ways to 60
for Mclean in the league. nine
games. but the timely il not
plentiful hitting being produced
by the Eagles and sometimes
good pitching should keep them
in contention all the way.
Mclean rallied twice yester-
day. The Eagles scored twice
in the fifth to take q 4-3 lead,
only to have Annandale tie II
up in the seventh. Dave Hough
then crashed o three-run homer
in the eighth for Mclean tc
seal the victory.
In one other Northern Vir-
ginia League game Wakefield,
in a battle of home runs, out
lasted George Washington, 81.
Joel Heiser. Gar Schweickhardt
and Dennis Hill homered for
Wakefield and Bob Gibbs and
Jerry Evans for CIV.
Gonzaga edged Carroll. 5-4
with a run in the ninth in a
Catholic League. Division I,
game. Ernie Cage pitched a
two-hitter to give DeMatha a
40 victory over st. Anthony
in Division II and keep the Stags
on top with a 40 record. Jim
O'Malley's three-run homer in
the third provided Priory with
10 4-3 victory over Mackin, also
in Division II.
Suitland High, although out
hit, came from behind 70 score
q 1875 victory over the Navy
Plebes at Annapolis.
Gene Sherman's two-rur
homer in the ninth gave Wash.
ington-Lee q Ga victory ovei
High Point.
Evening star., 1957-04-25
Darlene Wins Aouin

SUTTON, England. April IS
(R.-Darlene Hard OF Long
Beach. Calf. yesterday defeated
Mrs. w. M. Shearing Of Eng
land. 6-l. ga, in the third
round Of the women's singles OF
the Sutton tennis tournament.
Miss Hard is defending cham
pion.
Evening star., 1957-04-25

With two weeks to 60. it is
not unlikely that the individual
championship Of the District
Mems Minor League will be
settled on. the final night. If 1t
is. there's a strong chance that
Bobby Lockhart. the defending
titleholder, will find himself in
the same spot he occupied last
year. only in a different league,
He was beaten at the wire for
the District Major championship
by his teammate and Cletus Pan
nell. captain Of Chevy Chase
Chevrolet.
After rolling 374 last night
for Harrison Roofers, Lockhart
stood at 1851 and IA pins of
the pace set by Jack Moulton OF
Budweiser Beer. Moulton~ rolled
3Ss for 1866.
But it is more than q two
man race. Frank Krenlich oi
Fllford's Radio. ousted from the
lead by Moulton, dropped to
third place when he rolled 1856
but remained a dangerous threat
at 1925. Trailing him are Frank
DTmperio of Charles County
Amusement. who shot 378 for
1921: Sonny Weldon Of Har-
rison Roofers, who rolled 394
for 1921. and Bill Weistling,
With BIT for l22-l5.
*sNas
Bob Hynek of Harrison Roof
ers, a hot duckpinner of late,
shared honors in the league last
night with Larry Burdette Of
Chatterbar. They starred against
each other with identical sets
Of Ali. Hynek's best game was
IA and Burdette's lat. Another
Chatterbar bowler. Mel Cooke
Gave both a run with 139-404
Freddy Martin Of jenkins Sheet
Metal was the only other to hit
4VO. WIN lo0-4O4.
In the 390s were Kelly Beach
Of Central Insurance. l43-397;
Ed Blakeney, Coca Cola. l50-
3e4: Johnny Burger. 394 and
Weldon. 394.
Lowly Robinson & Drinks got
the only shutout. over its South
ern Maryland rival, Charles
County Amusement.
Other winners we're: Rock
vile Bowling Center. McDonald's
Raw Bar, Chatterbar. Centra
Insurance. Budweiser. Coca Cola
Curles Movers and Schaefel
Beer.
The standings: Coca Cola
with the pennant clinched. 10
%: Rockville. 58-4l; Fulford's
56-43: Central Insurance. 54-45,
Wheaton Paint, 53-46; Chernel
Motor. 53-46: Harrison, 53-46
Langley Sport Center, 51-48
Budweiser. 51-48; Chatterbar
1881: Charles County. 1851
McDonald's. 1888: jenkins. 45
50: Schaefer. 1853; Robinson &
Drinks. 1850; Giant Liquor. 81
So. and Bank Of Maryland, 81
So.
-
Ann Habercom Of Washington
Brick was the bright star in thl
Capital Women's Major Leagu'
with a 155 medal game and 40
set that lifted her average :,
1888. She's third behind Bob
bic Jones, her teammate. VIII,
rolled $50 for 1876. an,
Frances Wilson Of Fulford'
Radio. who shot 1872 for ll4-lo
Evening star., 1957-04-25
Hoyas against three wins.

Hoyas against three wins.
Joe Pellegrino Of American U.
slammed three home runs in a
row yesterday. but his team lost
to Baltimore University, 1918,
In a Mason-Dixon Conference
game at AU. AU now has lost
f1ve Of six and stands O-3 in the
conference. Baltimore, which
scored eight runs in the fifth
inning. has a So conference
record.
Yale beat Navy. To. yesterday
at Annapolis for its third win
in as many starts in the Eastern
intercollegiate League. The Mid
dies touched Ray Carlson for II
hits. but Carlsen survived to 20
the full distance. Navy now has
a IA record and a 20 mark in
the league.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

Conny L.anders of I'll l2th Av, NJ,
left for her home on Sunday, FEB.
ruary 3, Mrs, Peters was called TO
the city because of the death Of
her sister.ln-law. Mrs, Conny Lam
deru,
Entertained; Saturday evening.
February 3 was an evening Of nin
and good Fellowship when Mr. and
Mrs. Hiram Kelly, 1929 Fourth
Av. s., were hosts at a belated
holiday party at their home
GUESTS relaxed with television. ~
cialixed and enjoyed gay oonver.
sation, Liquid refreshments were
served throughout tho evening.
plus delicious food in abundance,
Arriving Thursday ON a surprise
visit. was Mrs. Kelly'a aistsr-in.
law, Mrs, Louise Richey OF Chi
oaEo. who came 20 be guest for
this special occasion Mrs. Richey
left for her home on Sunday,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
U-Meet Us
Club Enjoys
Meeting & Party

Combining business with pleas
ure. the U-Meet-Us Club in its
first meeting of 1857, held bust
ness meeting and n party at the
home OF Mrs, Mollie Flowers,
l329h S, Fourth ST. on Thursday
afternoon, January 81.
The meeting was opened by the
president. Mrs. Mamie Battles,
who gave q resume OF the clubs
accomplishments for the past year
and reminded members TO be
thinking Of new projects for the
new year.
Three new members were wei
coined into membership, They
were the Mines. Vassiie Perkins,
Norma Byrd and Jessie Shepard as
associate member.
The president gave highlights OF
her trip to New York City. Buff
falo, N. Y, Niagara Falls and the
many interesting sights and places
visited. She presented each mem.
ber with a scenic post card of
many OF the sights and places.
Following business, complete
dinner was served buffet style.
Members present were the
Mines. Mamie Battles, Mollie
Flowers, Mary Monroe, Elizabeth
Storrs. Mary Ball, Ora Jones. b,
Miller, Mary Alice Smith. Grace
Berry, Grace Lee. Fanny Thomas.
Matte Harris, Lena LaFaucette,
Mae Jenkins, Iva Carter, VaSsie
Perkins, Norma Byrd. Stell I'm
derwood, Marguerite Combs, coun-
sellor and Carrie Wallace, treas
urer.
Special guests were Mrs, Joe
Slaughter and Mrs. Jessie Shepard,
The next meeting OF the club
will be held at II a. M Thursday.
February II. at Phyllis wheatley
House.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
DEBS & DATES
by "JONNl"

III there dehs and datesl jan
uary was one month that passed
like nothing short II the rest 80
like that until summer Il would
be real nice
Last SATURDAY night the
Wheatley Wizards played a nice
game ef basketball against pes
Moines, winning by a score OF 81
70 90 After tho game the JsEs
knights played for the dance,
They are terrific, and Harry Dil-
Ions singing is really crazy, He
can sing all night long,
Mildred Williams had a party at
her house last Saturday night II
got kind OF crowded, 50 those that
had no invitation had to leave,
Jeanette Miller gave an uneS-
peeted party after the game last
Saturday at her house when she
got home. tho kids were there
waiting Cor her,
Congratulationz TO the city
ftnalistA, who all put up a very
good fight, Jimmy Jackson has
the tlywpight title, Rudy roehecn,
tho hantam~eisht, Dick Reitter,
teathcryVcight. and Jimmy Shaw,
wrltcrweight. bob Wiley wnn the
lightweight and Ray Wells came
on through with tho middlewright,
and as usual Jerry Bailey hit u n.
gain with the heavyweight. and
Leroy Bogar won light heavy.
weight
Tho mig Nlne gave a dance Fri.
day night, and n party Saturday
night In the same place
Happy birthday Norma watey.
and may you have many moro "a
add 10 your years, Margie Collier
and Norma gave a party Saturday
night nj Margie'H house,
The Wizards play the Atchison,
Kansas All Stars tomorrow night
at wheatiey, Thia Is the first time
tho Kansas All-starH have played
up here, NO let's all turn out and
give them n big welcome There
viii he dance as usual after the
game,
Sunday at the FDR Memorial
lmn, Charles Brown shall hr
whaling with the irairR at n
matinee dance He's the one every
one thought was coming wher
James Brown made hts appear
anca
Wen, fabulous people. rs been
nice being with you but like all
good things, sooner or later they
got 20 come 90 an end, so III take
my leave ~ absence for while
and pick up ON you next week No
be cool. but do make the game 90.
morrow Signing OFT
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

and bright red there's a rich
fluffy. creamy-white topping all
around tho outside edge , really,
II makes your mouth water just TO
look at Il! And the topping, made
with whipped Pet Milk, powdered
sugar and just tiny bit OF butter,
and lemon juice. IL simply delio-
ious You can whip Pet Milk just
like cream, you know. because Pet
Milk ia double-rich Twice as
rich as ordinary milk, Pot milk
whips fluffylight. orcamy.smooth
and It's so much easter To keep
than cream that We have desserts
made with whipped rct Milk often
at our house. And whipped Pet
MilH in Cherry Pie Supreme Ia one
Of our very favoritcs' think
voun find II favorite AZ your
house. too Here's the recipe use
I know youll like it!
Cherry Pic Supreme
= cup Pet Evaporated MIX
Tablespoons cornstarch
=. cup sugar
y teaspoon salt
!. teaspoon cinnamon (can omit
10. 4-oz. can sour, pittcd cherries
2 Tablespoons butter or margarine
Tablespoon lemon juice
few grains salt
cup powdered sugar.
Have ready a baked o-inoh pas
try shell Chill milk in ice cube
tray Of refrigerator until ice cry
stalls begin 10 form around edges
Mix in q saucepan the cornstarch
sugar. salt and cinnamon, Drain
cherries, saving Juice, II necessary
add water 10 juice 10 make cup.
stir cherry Juice into cornstarch
mixture Cook and stir over med
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
Social and Personal
. ST. PAUL y

Undergoes Surgery: William CLANCY, 673 Fuller Av is a
patient in Miller hospital where he underwent surgery
day. February His condition good and he expected to
make a rapid recovery
Annual Luncheon Meeting: ST Paul Chapter DAV win hold
Its annual day luncheon noen Thursday February IL
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Feb g-Mrs o. w. Lindsey. 278
w Central Av.. Mrs Emma Hood,
325 n. Chatsworth: Anita Neal.
665 Rondo Av.
Feb. 10 George 3. Lewis, stJ
St Anthony Av.; Ella Alice Jack
son, 691 St Anthony Av,: Mrs.
Nathaniel Galloway. 775 Rondo
Av.: Lucy Morris, 3is N. Victoria
st.
Feb. II Norma Baker, 31s w.
w. Central Av, Mrs. william J.,
Warricks. 7I1 st, Anthony Av.:
DAVID Mansfield. 97g Charles Av.
Feb. II Lawrence r. Hickman,
296 st. Albans, Corree Thomas.
i05 Harrington. Arlotha Bradford.
zoos Carroll Az, Mrs Robert Mi
chelI. 6s5 Carroll hv.; Granville
MCGEE Jr.. 87i Carroll Av.; Mrs.
Robert Graham. 7g8 Tgiehnrt Az;
Mrs Eunice Jones. o82 Carroll
Av.: Grace Scott 755 Carroll Av,
Feb ~ Mrs Virginia Bradley,
7ss Carroll Az; Mrs. Josephine
Miller, COS IRlehart Av.: Tia Lyna
Mann. $50 Iglehart Av.
Feb. II Mrs. l. l. Davis. COS
Rondo Av.: Eugene Tousssint 659
IElehsrt Av.: Charles wi!E::G
Coins. ini7 Roae Av.: Mrs Mar.
garet Daniel 7is Rondo Av. Mrs
Fred Ingram. 45s ", Grotto. Mrs
LoueIla MaRse. 735 Rondo Av.;
Barbara Jean Allison. S0s Ggie.
hart Ay: Roy A, Russell III. 600
Igiehart Az.
Feb IS Mrs Harry Ballard.
SIT 81 Anthony Az; Sydney WI.
iians, ss3 81 Anthony Az: Rich.
ard Thomas. t23 Rondo Av.. Mrs.
Doris A shannon. on Fuller: Jay
BaRby. 322 ~ Western: Mrs. Jos.
ephine Todd. $50 Rondo Av: Ire
Douglass, sss st Anthony Av..
Fred Law. s35 TRlehart Az
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

Twilight Social Ciub, MIR. and
Mrs William Barnes, A2T James
Av. N, win DO hosts to the 1NVi.
light Social club on SATURDAY eve.
ming, February y
out ot Hospital, William
whiteaIdc Jr, son OF Mr., and Mrs.
William Nhiteside Sr,, of 1900
Third Az h, returned homo sat
urday nom Swedish hospital
whore he has been a patient and
II greatly improved
sleigh Ridci Circle Saturday.
February 10 an your calendar for
an afternoon OF run for youngsters
from seven 10 II years OF age,
2 10 4 y, M, club uno Score IL
sponsoring n Alcigh ride AZ Eaton'u
Ranch. Free transportation will
he provided for youngsters who
are asked 90 meet NJ st Peters
AME church parking lot az 1880
T. m, where ears viii he available
to take them Ia the ranch. A
sleigh ride, various games and
door prizes will climax the after.
noon event Later the same eve.
ming from 7 10 10 y, m, the teen.
ayers win meet nj tho church
parking lot at dla0 y, m For a fec
~ 20 cents win 40 by cars 10
Eaton'a Ranch where they will en-.
Joy dancing, sleigh ride and win
receive door prizes,
Morrocco Cubi MT and Mrs
Al Owens. ?67t HaEeiwood Av.,
were hosts To the Morocco club
on Saturday night, February 2 at
It's business meeting After tho
business seaAion, buffet lunch
was served and the remainder Of
the evening was spent, dancing
playing cards and games, The next
meeting win 10 al the homo of Mr.
and Mrs Ray Thompson i3b E
gbth ST on February 10
Leaves ror Iiomri Mrs, Lucy
Peters Of ~ Louis. Mo, sister of
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
LsGAL NOTICES


OHpEn ToR uEAuiNU rErITIoS
ron rHOOr az Will A CODIIII
iIHIIING IINC 10 EtIE 'IAtNs
tNn ron IIEAniNG rIIEHEoN
STATE on MtNN rSpTA
tnnNTY pF HENNEptN
m PROBATE COURT
Ia Re Estate Of Iosoph kIdd, be
Order Tar It.sr,aH Petition 90
Prove WtIl a C"aIeiI
IT ~ ORDERED that ali persons
Interested show cause. " any they
have before this Court on Monday,
February 18TH. 1851, 81 10 o'clock A
apohs, Minnesota, why the petition
herein filed ~ Augustus owens, of
iennepin County, Minnesota, for
the allowance OF an INSTRUMENT puT-
porting 10 he the last viii aud
Testament snd Cndloil thereto Of
said pecodeHt and the probate
thereof and for the appointment Of
himself aH Executor, should not he
granted
Orasr 90 ptis ClaIu.s ava Co.
ueaViaa ThsVsvn
1T ~ FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof all creditors of ssid Dscs.
dent flle their olaims In this Court.
'roafR will be heard and claims "a =
amibsd and adjusted before this
Court on Monday luns ard
1851 ~ 10 o'clock A NJ In the
Court House IN Minneapolis, Mime
sofa
These orders shall be published
IN the Minneapolis Spokesman and
cgples mailed according 10 Law.
teEAI. OP PTuOBATB cOUHTJ
WITNESS tho HDH JAAHa
~ KEHoB, Judge ~ Probate
Court, this 18th day of January,
1851
Ernest y LofchE
CLERK 81 Probate Court
l. Howard Bennett Attorney
ati Produce Hank HidR
tNpak"nmsn, Jan. sti Tsb AN
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
Social and Personal
I MINNEAPOLIS

Home On Furlough; Airman sc and Mrs Eldrdge W.
city Wednesday, January so for Is day urough visiting his
parents Mr., aud Mrs Vernon D. Owens of 1907 Sixth s.
Arman Owens attending radar eectroucS school his
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

People may doubt what you say.
but theyn always believe what
you do.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

ium heat until very thick. about
Z minutes Cool thoroughly, Melt
butter IN small saucepan. Remove
from heat and mix In until smooth.
the lemon juice, few grains salt
and powdered sugar, Cool, Add
cherries To juice mixture and put
into pastry sholl. Put ice cold
milk into n cold quart bowl Whip
with cold rotary beater by hand, or
with electric beater at high speed.
untIl stir whip IN powdered su-
far mixture Just until mixed, a.
bout =. at time DO not over.
beat Arrange around edge Of
pie chm an hour before serving,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
Birthday
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS RIRTHDAYs

Feb. a-Rose nllotson. IS No
Ninth St: Linda Jean Benner
1882 Clinton Av,: Joseph Sorreli
1897 Girard Av. n.
Feb. 10 George Lewis. iios
Aldrich Av. N; Dorothy Mae Kin
cannon. 7ol Oak Lake Av. N,
Mrs. William J, Head, S9i2 Fifth
Av. s.: Mrs. Walter Aston. S9i7
Third Av. s.: Jeffrey Leighton
Mckinney. s2S Fremont Av. N,
Ira Robinson. SS4s Oakland Av,;
Mrs. +. J. Flippin. S9lS Second
Av. s.
Feb. ll~Howard Darnell, 33l2
Third Av. S; Mrs. Charles Smith
Sr., 979 Aldrich Av. N; Lowell
Thompson. S9I9 Clinton.
Feb. IL Clarence Smith. 269
Dupont Av. N; Charles Wagner,
3s39 Fifth Av. s., Mrs. u, Buiord,
4036 Fourth Av. s; Anita Jack
son. 1901 18th Av, s; David
Wayne Jackson, 4l33 Fourth Av
s; Edward Withers Jr, 1904
Clinton Av,: Pete Batsell, ltib
lith Av. s: Gail Yvonne Howell,
4I2l Fifth Av. S,
Feb. l3-MrS. Ella williams,
4i3 Aldrich Av, N; Mrs Olive
Wills $3.50 Third Av. s; J. T,
Smith. s26 Plymouth Av, N;
Charlie Pierson. 1901 Bryant Av,
N. Mrs. Lulu Moore. 97s Bryant
Av. N: Norton Parker, 81 Royal,
ston Av. N: Mrs. Marie Collins,
1907 Fourth ST. S.; Frances Renee
Johnson, 4456 Fourth Av, s: Jan
inc Hammond. 1892 Fifth Av. 8,
Feb. II Mrs. Corrine Bum. ei9
Aldrich Av. N; Mrs. Sarah Dor
sey, ll0S Aldrich Av N; Harold
Mayes, $40 Fremont Av. N: Mrs,
Sarah Dorsey. ll0S Aldrich Av,
n. Mrs. Matte Boyd. 3g0s
Clinton Av.. Charles Thomas,
1921 Fourth Av s; Harlan s,
Watson. ia s. Seventh st, Mrs
I.avtnia Logan, 1913 25th Av s.;
Howard White. 5I5 18th Av. s,
Feb. IS Mrs wenzel Miller,
522 Emerson Av. N; Henry Rob
erson, it0 Dupont Av. N
Out-of Town birthday
Feb. Q Mrs. Dorothy Cum.
minEs, Detroit. Mich
Feb II Mrs. Ice Thompson
Evanston, III, Dean H. Hart
Seattle, Wash Mrs. J. r. Morgan
ogden, Utah Mrs Myrtle Roy,
stcr. Austin, Tex,
Feb. II Mrs. Robert Wormlcy.
San Antonio, Tex
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

AT the American Legion clubrooms,
St Paul. Gov Oryille Freeman
will be the principal speaker. Re-
marks viii also be given by state
officers and Nathaniel Evans will
give a few remarks on the life OF
Abraham Lincoln John r. Mer-
than is commander.
TSTC Met With Sidney SaIter:
The TSTC met Saturday night
with Sidney Salter, 1913 w. Gen.
trail Av. A committee was named
to plan the annual wives and
sweethearts dinner party. The
next scheduled meeting viii be
with DIR. Albert Scipio, 1924 Upper
Alton Road, st. Paul.
Week End Guest: Mrs. Henry
b. Delany OF Mt. Vernon. N. Y.
was the week end guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. X. Mcknight Of $50
Fuller Av. Mrs. Delsny Is visiting
relatives and friends in the Twin
Cities and is the house guest Of
her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs.
o. B. Williams. 4445 First Av. s..
Minneapolis
Auxiliary Held Meeting; The
Ladies Auxiliary TO Attucks-
Brooks Post, No. 500. held It's reg
ular monthly meeting Monday eve
ming. February 4, at the home OF
Mrs. Fay Richardson. 7o7 Fuller
Av. Mrs. James Bradford Is presi-
dent.
Family Visitor: Mrs. Crystal
McMoore Of Chicago, H., left for
her home Wednesday after spend
ing the week end with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Drizzle, COS
Rondo Av
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

NEWS OF PEOPLE you KNOW
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

IT rAVE TO ApvEurtsE
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Feb. IO-Mr. and Mrs Percy
c. Hughes Jr.. 1850 FIfth Av. s.
- years
Feb. IL Mr.. and hrs. Ira Rob.
insOn. 3s4s Oakland Av. nine
years
FEB. If-Mr and Mrs Monroe
Gage. 1912 Clinton Az. ~ years
Feb. IS Mr.. and Nrs. ClsnteIl
Jackson. 507 2oth Az. 3, four
years
ST. PAUL
FEB. Io-Nr. and Mrs Herbert
Halls. TOT gondo Az. 10 years
FEB. 1I--Nr, and Mrs James
Martin. $40 Carroll Av. nine
years
Fsb. i2-Ar. and Mrs. Charle@
" Taylor. ss7 Rondo nine years
FEB IA Mr and Nrs Charles
Danfor;h, s33 Carroll Az. ~
years Mr. and Mrs Courtney HI
yard, Tp2 81 Anthony Az. -
years Mr and Mr. Frank
Thompson. rs IRiehArt Az four
years Mr. and Mrs Frank srhins
Sss R0n9o Az, nine year,
February - Mr. and Mr. Ma
;hAnsi Galway, 7ss R0neo Az
10 years
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save on mems Ivy style
SPORTS SHIRTS
3.s5 2 for $50

regularly 500
Brighten up your wardrobe and
dress more comfortably with
these handsome sports shirts.
Smortly tailored in the popular
Ivy style, they give you q fresh
look for your casual hours.
They're made of fine combed
cotton. Sonforized, vot dyed
and completely washable. Also,
oil of these sports shirts feo-
ture the Ivy button down collar
ond long sleeves. Available in
sizes small to extra large, in
traditional checks and stripes.
WGL-The Mems Store. End Floor
=. olso Chevy Chase, 7 Corners
ond Alexandra
, 1957-05-18

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