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The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17
Norway Tells Reds NATO Membership Vital For Peace

OSLO, RHNorway has told the Soviet Union that membership in NATO is a vital part of Norwe- gian policy for obtaining peace and security and it has no inten- ton of quitting the western de- fense alliance.
 Moscow was given that word in reply to it's threat that establish ment of NATO guided missile and atomic weapon bases in Norway would bring atomic destruction in the event of war.
 Tn his 2,100-word message Pre- mier Einar Gerhardsen did not mention the possibility of NATO's equipping Norwegian forces with guided missiles and atomic wea- pons, but his letter to Soviet Pre- mier Bulganin said Norway is carrying out it's policy of not letting foreign forces be stationed on it's soil in peacetime.
 Gerhardsen said Soviet warn ings that Norway might, "as a consequence of her membership in NATO," be forced to have for eign forces or weapons stationed on her territory against her will "can only be due to a misM1der- standing"
 Ut is .NorWay's constitutions. bodies which will at any time de eide whether our country is ex- posed to a threat of attack" the premier declared.
 He added that Norway would welcome a realistic disarmament plan, especially covering nuclea1 weapons, but said any disarma- ment agreements to be binding must ''be carried out under ade- quate control"
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17
Former Teamster Official Testifies Before Senate Packets Investigators

WASHINGTON, RAPaul Brad shaw, former Scranton, Pa, team sters official, testified Tuesday Scranton's Mayor James T. Han lon asked him to 'hold off, dis closures about other union of ficials until after an election.
 Bradshaw gave the testimony to the Senate rackets Investigating committee.
 Bradshaw, 36, a former boxer who said he now does odd jobs around Scranton, was convicted some time ago of implication in the dynamiting of a home being built by nonunion craftsmen
 Since his conviction, he has been busted as a steward of the Teamsters Union and has impli- cated other union officials in the dynamiting.
 Before his reference to the Democratic mayor, Bradshaw told a story of beatings and rigged elections in Scranton Local No. 229 of the Teansters.
 He said the officers had union members beaten if they were troublesome and also ordered beatings of truckers not in the union.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17
WEATHER REPORT
Co1npIi7nen Of

US. Dept. of Commerce Weather BuTeau
 Cloudy with occasional snow or snow and rain mixed tonight and ending early Thursday. SEE winds 15-25 mph. decreasing Thursday.
 Temperatures expected to re- main in the 20s throughout the period.
 Nome data last A hours as of ' am. today: Precipitation .O4 in. High temperature g, lowest 26. Max. wind A mph. from the east. Sun rises 4:21 a.m., sets 7:43 pm.
 The weather at Nenana at noon today was clear with a tempera- ture of A degrees above.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17
Policeman Fights Off Leopard Cub In Zoo
 When It Attacks Boy

NEW ORLEANS, R-A police man fought off the attack of 30-pound leopard cub Monday after the animal clawed four year old boy and severely scratched his back and arms at the Audubon Park Zoo.
 Earl Bowen Jr was treated at Charity Hospital for gash under his right arm and scratches on the back, head and abdomen.
 The leopard cub, crippled in the hind legs, was kept in a special stunning cage for conval- escent animals.
 Park director George Douglass said Raymond Cuccio, police man assigned to the park, and J.W. Fabre, 27, who brought the child to the zoo, took him into the pen to see sick chimpanzee.
 Fabre said Cuccio did not know the leopard was in the pen. The cub jumped from a corner as they were looking at the chimp and first tried to attack Cuccio Fabre said he kicked the animal away and reached for the child, but the club leaped on the boys back.
 Cuccio beat the leopard off with a stick
 Douglass said the leopard would 1 be examined for rabies He said there was a mo admittance" sign on the cage.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17
Former Resident of Nome, Mrs. Gertrude Hoven, Visiting In Fairbanks

FAIRBANKS - Mrs. Gertrude Hoven, long time resident of Nome and Fairbanks arrived here last week with Mrs. Robert Perry after nine-day drive on the AL aska Highway. Mrs. Hoven left Alaska in 1945 to visit Norway and later resided in San Fran cisco.
 The two women left Palm Springs, Calif., April 1, driving the Perry automobile The same day, Perry started to fly here in a new Taylor Craft plane he pur- chased in the states. Due to wea ther difficulties he had not ar rived before the women.
 While in Fairbanks, Mrs. Hoven is staying at the Birch Lake home of her friends MT. and Mrs. Perry. She hopes to meet many of her old friends including MT. and Mrs. Cliff Allyn, MT. and Mrs. George Wyatt, and MT. and Mrs. R.S. Ludwig.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17
Senator Urges Return
 To The Gold Standard

WASHINGTON, R-Congress was asked yesterday to put the country back on the gold stand ard.
 Sen. Malone R-Nev) intro duced ''hard money" bill which would make gold and silver cer- tificates, redeemable in their re- spective metals, the nations legal tender.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17
Kangaroo Chosen Symbol For Campaign To Stop Litterinq

SACRAMENTO, Calif., R-The state assembly ways and means committee Monday approved a bill naming a kangaroo as the symbol for a campaign against littering highways after Assem- blyman Edward M. Gaffney of San Francisco said:
 No animal but the kangaroo has a place to put the litter"
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17
N 0 T I C E

Sales Tax reports on retail sales and services for the quarter end- ing March 3l. 1857. must be in the City Clerks Office Tuesday. April 30. 1857.
 Carrie M. McLain
 City Clerk Publ. Apr. IT, A, 29.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17

The family that makes their home a heaven will be pretty sure to make heaven their home.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17
Looking For A Pen Pal?

Sandra Copeland of 27O7 West 42nd, Tulsa 2, Okla, 22-year-old housewife, would like to core spon with a Nome housewife of similar age.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17
CABIN "A TOTAL LOSS AFTER MONDAY FIRE

A cabin on Kings Way near Mettler St. occupied by Vera Harris and owned by Jim Pappas was total loss last Monday eve ming when gutted by fire.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17
2-Year-Old Ecuador
 Incident Must Be Settled

WASHINGTON, RLThe seri- ousness of the international incl dent in which an Ecuadorian gum boat fired on the Seattle fishing vessel Arctic Maid two years ago requires remedial congressional legislation, a House group was told yesterday.
 There should be 'early settle ment' of claims for injuries and medical attention for Engineer William Peck, Seattle, and Con- gress should outline once and for all steps designed to safeguard American nationals in the future, Sen. Magnuson and Rep. Magnu- son, Washington Democrats, said.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17
CHANGE THE NAME
 TO INCREASE THE FAME

LONDON, R-A Conservative peer today suggested a way to help popularize the British Colo nial Office-change its name.
 Lord Barnby said that 'in view of the mountain of unpopularity" of the term 'colonialism" the government might consider a change to Office of Overseas Territories" He is going to bring the matter up in the House of Lords.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19

Der Of readers. But authorities hold that contrary
to popular impression, the sign posts Of tradition
youth than to old age. II your mind Is really
rooted in the past you take changes alphabetically
there have already been so many! PEOSesfiae, our
experts pointed OHf. takes Ofs Of mental energy.
Do you still disagree? Good! The tendency to
dispute authority youthful attitude too! Most Of U.S.
however, regardless Of years. would be lots happier
il we could feel little younger.
Age is a state Of mind as well as body" observes
DR.. c. Ward CHAMPION Chairman Of the Subcommittee
Geratrics and CHRONOLOGY Of the Medical Society
Of the County Of NJ Y. MANY are the men and women
who pride themselves their strength and health YET
actually think and act as il they were their own great
erandfathers. There's no mistake about il you may
think = and act yourself into decrept old age long
before your tmer' Youthful attitudes on the other
hand. help peel years of both your emotional age
and your physical appearance.
Cas- y0s Tears 70 fkisk and act sLOsg youthful
Eaes? reader has asked this same question. To
answer her THIS WEEK assembled . lively group Of
people to branstorm the problem and their freeWhee
ing association Of ideas produced whole food Of ssg
gestiOns. You'll find them a in stimulating article
''I43 Ways To Stay Young" in next weeks issue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
MONTEREY Separates

And here the Separates for this version Of your
Future Fashion Monterey kitchen you'll add the wonderful
big 3O leftover dishwasher the big undercOuner unit that
takes big family dinners dishes and gets them hospital clean
with prerinng You also get added wall cabinets and
another handy Pantry Cabinet" OF course all in
"SandaIwOOd" wood and steel, about SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
MONTEREY Ensemble

MONTEREY Ensemble
Wonderful Monterey Basic with
exclusive Pantry Cabinets" coolies Of
Topper. Food Waste Disposer.
Separates that include counter top
cookery. work level oven unit.
A luxury wardrobe" to own OF aim At!
And compatible -SandalwoOd" goes
with everything. This complete
Future-Fashioned kitchen can be yours
for about SIS month.
ALL YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN UNITS CAN De
FINANCED ON EASY CREDIT TERMS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
DEALERS
FEATURING
MONTEREY

WASHINGTON. D. C.
Hechinger Co.
18th & n Sts., NV.
X & w Plumbing Co.
l647 6enning Rd.. NE.
Hub Furniture Co.
1919 Benning Rd.. NE.
District Line Hardware
6o2o Dix St. NE.
District Contracting Co.
26le 6lsdensburg Rd..
NE.
Julien Curtis Co.
1908 ~" ST.. NE.
Hechinger Co.
1905 Nichols Ave-. Sc.
Coral Hills Firestone
473l Marlboro Pike
George Warner Co.
l3l6-6th ST., S.W.
HechingeT Co.
s925 Georgia Ave-. NV.
S. ksnns & Sons
9TH & o SITS. NV.
lansburgs
9th & E SITS. NV.
Hecht Co.
7th & E SITS. NV.
J. C. Webster Co.
627 IF" ST.. NV.
Harrison Bros.
2525 Sherman Ave. NV.
Peerless Sales
2237 Georgia Ave-. NV.
Hub Furniture Co.
9TH & D SITS. NV.
Plumbing Service Inc.
62l2-3rd ST.. NV.
Woodward & Lothrop
10th & G SITS. NV.
MARYLAND
UPPER MARLBORO
Marlboro Electric
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
creei Co. -
7l3o Marlboro Pike
ROCKVILLE
A. G. Watkins
400 E. Montgomery Ave.
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BUILDERS
FEATURING
MONTEREY
WASHINGTON. o. c.

WASHINGTON. o. C.
Arthur August & Co.
462i n" ST.. NE.
Bridon Construction Co.
9lo-l7th ST.. NV.
Lenkin Homes. Inc.
1910 Decature ST.. NV.
Burton Construction Co.
l0l4 *" ST.. NV.
Gables Construction Co.
1906 Pennsylvania Ave..
Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19

DAMASCUS
Damascus Electric
LAUREL
DeWiIton Donaldson
n. }. Poist Co.
BERWYN
n. z. Briggs Co.
WALDORF
Fowler Plumbing Co.
HOLLYWOOD
Hollywood Appliance Co
PRINCE FREDERICK
c. w. Dorsey
BETHESDA
Mccall MiIIwork Co.
SILVER SPRINGS
ideal Kitchens
EVANSVILLE
Blocks. Inc.
46lo Baltimore Ave.
VIRGINIA
ARLINGTON
c. B. Herring Co.
22l5 N. WestmoreIand
st.
Hub Furniture Co.
655 N. Glebe Rd.
ALEXANDRIA
Hechinger Co.
3l31 Duke
Harrison Bros.
zoos Duke
FALLS CHURCH
Hechinger Co.
Lee Highway &
Hillwood Ave.
PuRcELVILLE
Nichols Hardware !.
TRIANGLE
A 8 o Plumbing Go.
LEEssuRc
Mitchell Co.
MANASSAS
Mayhugh & Watts
WARRENToN
Risdon Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19

MARYLAND
SILVER SPRINGS
J. c. contey Co.
9525 Georgia Ave.
Northmont Homes. Inc.
1921 Greyrock Rd.
Edward & Renick
colesviIIe & langley Rds.
MT. RAINIER
BosWell-Miller
Construction Co.
37l6 Rhode Island Ave.
HILLcREsT HcTs.
S & S Builders
1928 Heating st.
ROCKVILLE
S & E Construction Co.
l23 N. Van Buren, ST.
6uchsnsn-Gingery
Construction Co.
200 Mt. Vernon ri.
SEAT PLEASANT
Capital View
Construction Co.
527 Addison Rd.
EVANSVILLE
Rogers Construction Co.
5o0l Edmonston Rd.
VIRGINIA
SPRINGFIELD
Regor. Inc.
Box ZIG
ARLINGTON
G. G. Reinsch
Construction Co.
2o4o Columbia Pike
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-04

also OF Milwaukee was lovely In
dusty rose nyion lace with vinyi
accessories
Mrs Margaret Sanders chose n
black sheath with a picture frame
collar. Beige lace was the lovely
choice ~ Mrs Kathryn Digit,
while Mrs. Alfred McIntoahs gown
Of black and silver llama was In
beautiful contrast,
Mrs Richard Parker was
charming In n teal blue crystalline
gown with intricate beading ~.
round the neckllne and flarcd skirt
giving style accent Mrs, Alex
Jones accented her smart gown of
red lace with gold slippers and
rhinestone iewelry,
Mrs, Leonard Brown was petite
In n black bodice and red felt
skirt with which she wore n hand
knitted red wool stole. Mrs eliza.
beth James was smart In q rod
failis dinner gown with rhlneaton,
| clips giving accent while Mrs
Frank Caatloman was petite In
white tissue taffstn with blue
shoes and purse giving contrast,
Mrs. Ida Taylor and Mrs Bertha
johnson were co-ohairmen Of tho
party. Officers of the club are Mrs
Iurena Washington. president
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PARENT EDUCATION
wARkSHOpS 70 % Az
WARRINGTON SCHOOL

In response 10 the answers 20
questionnaires sent ont 10 parents
last spring. there win be q series
~ Parent Education Workshops in
January based on subjects which
parents said they would like 10
learn more about.
The first workshop viii be held
on Tuesday evening, January q, a.,
3 p m. In the school library
i37o7 Third Avenue South
The topics 10 be covered ~ this
meeting are NJ follows.
. How parents can help ele.
n1sntary school children.
What parents should sSpec,
from = parsni-tsaoher conference
How the parents can help
make the conference successful.
The speaker viii BE- Mrs Pearl
Cummings from the child Study
Center o. the University Of Mime.
sota.
A discussion period ~1H follow
her 'alk.
Dean ' Hyiand In principal
Mrs Robert Murray president Of
PTA, and Mrs Vernon TInsIsy
Publicity Chairman.
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Debs & Dates
by "JoNNI"

Happy New Year, dehS and
dates, l hope this year Is moro
prosperous than the last, with this
l mean, more parties, dances, etc,
by the way, did Santa give YOU all
nice Christmasr lie smiled down
on me In friendly way,
Last week Philip Patrick gave
party az his house, II turned
out real nice ~ they tell me,
Needy Green gave u party
Christmas Eve.
Some people are lucky and get
one engagement ring, but when II
comes 10 two, then It's way out,
and Bobble Hayes Is the girl that
got two rings, and arc they ever
beautiful! Congratulations deb,
Virginia Jemison gave a party In
her home on saturday II was
pretty nice,
There certainly are lot Of Rock
and Roll shows being made lately,
I want TO give Norman and
barbara westberry my congratn'
lations on having little pcbbie, and
also on their first anniversary
The game which was postponed
between the wizards and the AM
hassadors few weeks ago, In now
supposed to 70 of FOR sure next
saturday, With dance In the
gym afterwards,
Well. people, it's time 10 close
up shop again, hut you all play u
cool. and I'll pick up on You again
next week. Signing OFF
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-04

lighted Christmas tree ON the
handstand as the center Of attrae.
ton Tables placed around the
room each bearing a large placard
with the hostesses name, were
conferred with miniature trees
Rhythms Of a ive-pleCe orches-
trn enhanced the enjoyment of the
affair which began on a glamorous
note with the lovely and elegantly
attired members Of the club set
ting a fashion pace that was
cquslled by the seIcc, group OF
guests
Mrs Lurena Washington, presi-
dent, was stunning In - mauve
MORE taffoth gown trimmed In
maroon. bAllerina length, with
which she wore lace elbow length
gloves and an orchid coraags
Mrs Florence Goodcn, secretary
chose black crepe enhanced with a
white collar studded with sequins
while Mrs Cecil TayloTA lovely
choice was black lace with rhine,
stone accessories, Mrs. Taylor wa
general chairman for the party.
Mrs. Bernlce Gruner was chic
In black cocktail dress On
HANGED with a pink cumerbund and
pink rose at the shoulder, Regal
silver llama Of sheath design a.
dorrHd Mrs Marie wlles OF Mil,
waukee. while Mrs, Evelyn Ford
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-04


touch--and "A luscious one OF
course a topping Of rich choco-
late fudge sauce Is added
with the chocolate complement
ing the ice cream and crunchy
cereal crust, once more n dreamy
dish is created. You can try II
often on holiday callers because
you won't have TO make a special
trip to the market since your main
ingredients can be kept handy
Ice cream In the freezer. chocolate
in the cabinet along with the
cereal. especially this favorite,
candy-costed pubbed wheat
CrInchy Ice Cream Pie
~ cups candy-eoated puffed
wheat
= cup honey
2 tablespoons sugar
= scaspoon salt
l tablespoon butter
= cup tendcr-thin TAXED eoconut,
toasted
quart vanilla ice cream
Creamy Fudge Sauce
Place cereal In CREASED bowl and
set aside. Combine honey, sugar
and salt In saucepan. Bring 10 n
boil over medium heat, stirring 10
dissolve sugar Continue boiling
until a small amount OF syrup
forms n firm ball In cold water Tor
10 a temperature OF 246 degrees
~. Add butter Pour syrup over
cereal In bowl, stirring lightly 10
coat. Add toasted coconut, com.
bining quickly Press mixture
gently on bottom and sides Of well
CREASED 9-inch pie pan. Chill. PHI
with vanilla ice cream and serve
with Creamy Fudge Sauce.
Creamy Fudge Sauce
3 squares unsweetened chocolate
y cup light cream
Y cup sugar
3 tablespoons butter
Dash OF salt
y teaspoon vanilla,
Add chocolate 10 cream In snues
sauce pan Place over low heat and
stir constantly until chocolate II
melted and mixture In smooth and
blended Add sugar, butter and
salt and continue cooking. stirring
constantly. 3 Ia 3 minutes longer.
or until slightly thicEensd Re
move from heat and add vanilla
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-04

cheta Allen. maternal aunt. In the
evening. a dinner for the godpar-
ents and family was held at the
home Of Mrs. Bonner. Among
those present in addition to the
godparents were Mr.. 8. K Hall.
maternal great-grandfather and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Allen, ST.. pa
ternL great-grandparents, Mrs.
Albert Mcfarland Jr.. aunt: Rev.
and Mrs. Denxil A. Carly and Mrs.
Edith sizer of Chicago.
Home For Tho Holidays: Arriv-
ing Saturday, December %. from
Portland, Ore. was Miss Marcheta
Allen who Is spending the Christ
mas holidays with her parents and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Alien. 973 Iglehart Av. Miss Allen
is a speech therapist at the Uni
versity OF Oregon hospital.
Family Christmas: Christmas
Day was n family affair for the
Harry s. Brown family. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Allen. son-in-law and
daughter were hosts at breakfast
Christmas morning at their home,
1920 Carroll Av. Carrying out the
family custom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Davis, s54 Carroll Av..
entertained the family later the
same day at dinner. Family men,
bers present were Mr.. and Mrs
Brown. parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Anderson and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommie Braddock
and daughters and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Allen and son. Gifts were
exchanged among the family.
Christmas Dinner: Mr.. and Mrs.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Jan. o-Hyland Ashmore Stokes.
1922 Dora Lane: GaynelIe Ballard.
SIT st. Anthony Az: Mrs. s. w.
Kincaid, 1872 Carroll Ave: Lisa
Louise Mann, $50 Iglehart Az.
Jan. 6-Miss Rose Mae Johnson,
SCI St Anthony Av
Jan. Mrs. Mary Collier. ps2
Fuller Az: Il. l.. Morris, All
Mackubin: Albert Harper, 768 st.
Anthony Av; William Small. 1899
Cumberland: William Cartwright.
706 Igiehart Az: Mrs. Alfred
White, e94 Carroll Az: Mrs.
Homer Wilson, al2 Iglehart Az,
II. Il, Combs. TIT Iglehart Av.
Mrs. Annabelle Ridsaux. TOT
Rondo Av
Jan. = Douglas 8 Lewis. 377 N.
st Adams: Michael Mcfarland.
1918 Rondo Az; James Grice, 500
w Central Az. Mrs. w. y, Gray.
7o2 Rondo Az; Mrs. Kemuel Ellis.
2s3 w. Central Av.; Mrs. Iren.
Blskey, 735 81. Anthony Av.
Jan. O. Mrs, Bliss Kemp. 47s
Thomas Av.; Joseph Jones. 4gi
ST Anthony Az. wilburt Larry
Burk, t91 81. Anthony Az; Edith
Massie. $50 Carroll Av.: Mrs. Hey
wood Kemp, 6O6 81. Anthony Az;
Mrs. John Pettiford, sg7 Carroll
Az: Mrs. Esriyn A Bell. gI2 ST..
Anthony Av.; Louis White. 727
Thomas Az. Vanessa Louise Will
Hams, 5l2 w. Central Az.
Jan. 10-Marva Ann Boyd s37
Iglehart Av.. Merlin Price. FOG
Ronho Az; Robert Turpin. 403 ~
Western Ay: Reeder Turner. 75s
Rondo Az; Mrs. Katherine VIII
lisms. SGT Carroll Az
Jan. i1-George William Dun
can. 4O5 ST. Anthony Az: Mar
celene Henderson, $50 81. Anthony
Az; Drexel Pugh. g72 Carroll Az. I:
Charles Lamb. $50 W. Central Az.
Out-ofTown Birthdays-
Jan. g. John n. Thurston.
Washington. d, c.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-04

serving u a buffet supper, The
club viii have a New Years eve
party at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Canton. s76 Carroll
Az. ~. Paul, on December 81.
Ffeur-Se-hs Ciub Entertainai
Yuletide decorations was the set
ting for the gala Christmas party
given by the Fleur-de.lla club Sat
urtay. December ~, at tho home
OF Mrs, Carrie Whitaker. 72i
Glrard Az, NJ. when II was host
to members and fifteen guests,
Gifts were exchanged, Dancing
was n highllght OF the festivities
followed by refreshments Tho
Misses Connie and Wilma Win.
ston, 1850 Sint Az n, will he
hostess Ia tho club on Sunday
December 30,
Christmas Dinner 0ucatsi Mr.
and Mrs Philip l. Jackson, the
Messrs and Mines, Harry Young
wyman Mcdonald and Larry
Johnson were dinner guests on
Christmas day Of Mr and Mrs
Chris Mavrrlin OF bl2I 18th Az,
= Dinner was served buffet style
with table appointments of the
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WEDDING
ANNlvE
MINNKAPOIIa

Jan. 8 Mr. and Mrs Cismon
Rooney, 1924 Smelling Az, n
years
Jan 4 Mr. and Mrs AlonZo ~.
lis, 35Os FIfth Az n 10 years
Mr. and Mrs AlOnZo w lee. 2O23
Bloomington Az. 10 years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-04

buffet table carrying out tho yuls-
tide motif. Many other friends
called during the evening,
Club Go hold Installation When
the F1eur~de-lis Club meets ON
January rs, at tho homo Of Mr..
and Mrs, Edward Green, ali E.
gath ST.. Newly elected officers
well be formally Installed and
other officers appointed.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS RRTnDAYs

Jan. 5-MrS. Barbara Walls,
2I46 Clinton Az, Bessie Lee Laws.
$40 18th Av. S.
Jan. 6-rrank w. Terry. Ssl2
First Az. s.; Mrs. Frank Terry.
SSi2 First Av, s.; Bonnie Judson
Philips. 4l46 Third Av, s.. Ed.
ridge W. Owens. 2A2i Fourth Az.
s.; Dana L. jackson. t00a Fifth
Av. s.
Jan. 7--obert Lear. 2sl5 Gar
field Av.; Louise NJ. Turner. 5li
Aldrich Az, N: C. NJ. Sanders.
5000 Garfield Av.: Cherry Il.
Little. $500 Tenth Av s.; Elmer
Smith. S5is Smelling Az: Mrs
Earl Brent, 442a Fourth Az. s.
Jan. s-Mrs. Margery II.
Buekner, $50 Ellwood Av. N: Mrs,
Marie o'Shields. 3524 Portland
Av.; willard Jones, 3S43 Fourth
Av. s.; Judy Phillips. alt6 Third
Av, s; Mrs, John Wilson. $500
Smelling Az; Mrs. Floyd Madison,
a425 Fifth Az. s,
Jan 9--Garnett Davis, 5l2 18th
Av. S. Milton Shanks, 37l2
Fourth Av s.; Scott Daniels.
2i6ls Fourth Av. s.; Earl Burn
augh, 1904 FIFTH Av s.: Aaron
Lyons Sro 40l7 Third Az, s.; Alan
Wayne Lee. COS Eighth Av. N.
Caroldeane Rumph, All r. 2ith st,
Jan, lot. J Flippin. S9t3 Sec
ond Az s.: Mrs. Addie Smith, 262t
Fourth Az s, Mrs Forrest Me
Kinney. 2026 Russell Av. N; Mike
and Gail Green. twins, 30T Dupont
Av. N; Bernard Il, wilkinson.
AHA Third Az s.: Michael Dan
Wilson, 1920 Smelling Av
Jan, ii--Mrs. Elizabeth Davis.
$40 Plymouth Az, N; Mrs. Malin-
da Babb, 1909 Third Av. s; Mrs,
onie Mccoy. 1907 Olson Highway:
Mrs r, II. Mckee, 232 Fremont
Av, No; Gayle Kelley. ei2 Bryan.
Az. ",
Out of-Town Birthday
Jan. Fred williams. Des
Moines, In.
Jan. i0-Bishop Charles Lee.
Chicago. III.