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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-01-25
PARENTS AID REQUESTED
IN STAMPING OUT COLDS

Mrs. Mary L. Evans, Dare
County Superintendent of Schools
has requested the aid of parents
in helping to stamp out the cold
and virus epidemic by checking
their children each morning for
signs of colds or temperatures
above normal, or of sore throat,
and in such cases keeping the chill
dren home from school for a day
or two, or until they improve; and
to- not let them return 70 school
while still i'll, whereby they might
not only become more i'll them
selves, but would infect other
students.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-01-25
AVON ASSEMBLY OF GOD
CHURCH TO HEAR
TWO SPECIAL SPEAKERS

Revival services will begin Tues
day night at Z o'clock, Jan. 29th
at the Avon Assembly of God
Church with the Rev. and Mrs
Wendell Cover of Bedford, Pa.
There will be special singing, in
strumental numbers and old fash
ion Gospel ministry each night by
Rev. and Mrs. Cover, according to
the pastor, Rev. Hubert G. Dew.
During this revival there will be
Missions U.S.A. Rally. On Feb
ruary 9Th all the Assemblies OF
God Churches of the area will
gather at the Avon Assembly. The
rally is one among many that will
be held throughout the nation by
Home Missions Leaders. Rev. Mr..
Cover will be the special speaker
for this rally.
Missions U.S.A. is the Assem-
blies of God Home Missions pro-
gram. The present phase of the
program began in 1866. Its immed-
late goal was to establish 1000
new churches as soon as possible.
Reports say that the group is very
near the goal. The denomination
has opened an average of more
than one new church day for the
past ten years. This year the theme
of the rally is to be, "There Re-
maineth Yet Very Much Land to
Be Possessed"
The public is invited to attend
this revival and special rally at
the Avon Assembly.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-01-25
ANOTHER DARE COUNTY
BOY GETS PROMOTION
Luther Daniels Named Plant Superin-
tendent For Firm in Cordell Ca.
Going There From Bir-
mineham. Ala.

The many Dare County friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Daniels,
formerly of Manteo, will be pleased
to hear of Mr.. Daniels recent pro-
motion, news of which was re-
ceived this week by his mother,
Mrs. Mamie Midget of Manteo.
Mr.. Daniels has been named
plant superintendent for the new
steam-gas generating installation
in Cordell, Ca, by the Crisp Coun-
ty Power Commission. Ground
breaking ceremonies took place re-
Gently and Mr.. Daniels, who has
been employed in Birmingham,
Ala, for several years, was present
for the occasion.
Power Commissioner Dan Sir
clair said Daniels is exceptionally
well qualified. He has had 16 years
of experience, IL years at sea in
merchant marine engineering and
the past five years as boiler and
machinery inspector for an insur-
ance company. He holds a chief
engineers license for steam and
motor engines, any horsepower
and at any location"
Sinclair said Daniels will help
construct the new unit and there
after be in charge of it.
Daniels is married to the former
Helen Etheridge of Manteo, daugh-
ter of Mrs. w. G. Etheridge and
the late Mr.. Etheridge. They have
three children, Sybil, 10; Luther,
Jr., seven; and Walter, four.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-01-25
MANTEO MYF TO SPONSOR
LOCAL BASKETBALL GAMES

The Methodist Youth Fellow
ship will sponsor three basketball
games in Manteo on Saturday, Feb
ruary 9. The first game will fea-
ture ladies of the area against the
girls. In the second game two of
the Little League teams will play
each other and the third game will
be a "Longies VS.. Shorties" game.
An entertainment of this type was
held several years ago and was a
big success. The games will begin
at 700 pm.
Everyone is urged to come out
and join in the evening of fun and
merriment.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-01-25
TRAGEDY STRIKES MUSEUM
AND NEWMAN FAMILY AT
MACS HEAD SATURDAY

A tragic loss happened to Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Newman, and to
the Mays Head beach Saturday
night when a fire of undetermined
origin destroyed their place of bus
mess and apartments, which hous-
ed Newman's shell museum. The
place had become one of the land
marks of the beach, and represent
ed a business built up during years
Of hard work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman Were in
Savannah, Ga. the same night it
happened, on their way home from
shell buying trip to Florida. The
premises were occupied by their
son, Stanley Newman, and his wife,
and baby, and their younger son,
Lance Newman. The fire was dis
covered when smoke appeared
seeping through from the floor be-
low.
The prompt action of the Man
CCO oLlu ALL DcNlI ILLS lire depart
ments prevented the blaze from
destroying the nearby apartment
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Jordan. Mr..
and Mrs. Jordan had been out of
town, and on coming down the
beach, observed the glow of the fire
in it's late stages.
The Newman families lost all
their belongings, save what they
wore. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Newman
saved only the clothing they had
taken with them on the trip.
The museum housed many rare
shells, and shell collections from
the seven seas. 1t was not only g
place of business, but one of the
showplaces of the beach. Only q
token amount of insurance was car
ried on the property. Several
friends have come to the relief OF
the younger couple, on Sunday
money was sent by old neighbors
in Wanchese, to help them buy
clothes.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-01-25
DIR. C. F. HARRIS MOVES
PRACTICE TO MOUNT AIRY

DR.. and Mrs. C. F. Harris left
last week for Mount Airy, where
DR.. Harris will establish medi-
cal practice. Mrs. Harris son, Ron
aid Cox, left this week to join
them. DR.. Harris has practiced
medicine on Roanoke Island for
about six years, living first in Man.
teo, then purchasing home in
Wanchese. and moving there. Both
he and Mrs. Harris have made
many friends during their years on
Roanoke Island.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-01-25
MANTEO PTA MEETS JAN. 2S

The Manteo PTA will have it's
regular meeting at 8 pm. on Tues
day January 20 at the school audi
tornum. All members are urged to
attend and any persons interested
in school matters are invited.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-01-25

A Sock dance win be held Sat
urday night, January 26 in The
Manteo gymnasium, beginning at
$3.50 o'clock. Proceeds will go to
the high school athletic association,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17
DilIwyn

Mrs L. F Mastin. mother of Mrs.
George White, was honored on
Mothers day by the presence of
two of her three children. her three
grandchildfe They were her son,
c. M Mastin, of Baltimore, Md,
and his daughter. her granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. S. G. Davis, of Yuma.
Ariz.. accompanied by her husband
and two children; and Mrs. White
and daughter Sandra Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis, and children, spent the previ-
Gus week with Mrs White and her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wood, Of Rich
mond, and Miss Frances Rein, Of
LongWood College, were Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W w.
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Rein,
Of Warwick, were week end guests
in the same home.
Miss Clarissa Maxey and Jasper
Maxey. Of Richmond, spent the
week end with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Maxey.
Several Of the White Hall Metho-
dist MYF members attended the
Farmville district MYF meeting in
Keysville Sunday.
1t. Crow Visits Parents
IT. Shep Grow. OF Fort Belvoir
and Miss Barbara johnson, Of Alex
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17
Mt.Zion

A Mothers day service was held
at Mt. Zion Baptist Church Sunday
The oldest and youngest mothers.
the mother married the longest, and
the newest married couple were
recognized. Mrs. Willie Patterson
was presented a lovely basket OF
flowers for being the oldest mother
present. The church was decorated
with spring flowers which were
later taken to the sick and shut
in mothers of the community The
choir sang special tribute. Tel
Mother Ill Be There.
Prayer services and Bible study
are held at the church every Wed
nesday evening at 7.30 Everyone
is invited
Ray Davidson returned m {
from Southside Community Hos
pital Friday He underwent an ap
pendectomy.
The Misses Mabel and Frances
Patterson. Of Richmond. visited
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W M
Patterson.
3 Attend Meeting
I Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cave. Mrs
Richard Bryant, J. n Putney, Mrs
W f. Tatum and Linda. Mrs. ]
r. Hodges and Mrs. T. l.. Hudgin
attended the James River Baptis
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17

to see him: MIR. and Mrs Herbert
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood
Harvey, and son, Robert Hubbard,
Henry Crute, Charley Spencer, Par
rack Forbes, Earl Pearson, Bob
Spencer, Phil Shumaker. Rev. Ernest
Wrenn, Mss Gladys Duty. Herbert
Duty, Rolfe Wood. Mr. and Mrs.
Basil Wright, and daughter. and Mr.
and Mrs. R bert Adams. OF
Charlotte C. H.
Franklin M Spencer. and sons,
spent a week with his father. j. G
Spencer, at Dixie.
Mrs. Herbert Steger, of Peters.
burg. Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin M
Spencer. and sons. of Richmond
Mr., and Mrs. J E. Station, and son
and Mr. and Mrs Jim Spencer, Jr
lof DillWyn, spent Mothers day witt
their parents. Mr., and Mrs. j G
Spencer, at Dixie
1 Expected guests at Dixie are Mr.
and Mrs. Donnelly James, Of Ar
I lington.
\ Mrs. Allen Shepherd and Miss
Florence Wright, Of Richmond, were
here for Mothers day
\ The Book club will meet Tuesda,
night at the Home &c building witt
Mrs. Jim Patterson as hostess ant
Miss Mary Glover as co-hostes.
Mr.. Charlie M. Spencer lef
Tuesday to visit friends in Florida
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17
Buckingham:

Johnnie Carson Spencer. of Rich
mond was a Mothers day guest of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Spencer.
Mrs. Fannie Darrell is still away
on a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Carlyle Sailing. at Herndon. She
was in a Charlottesville hospital for
a week.
Harold Garnet, of Richmond.
visited his mother, Mrs Tina Gar
nett, last week.
Mrs. George Burgess, of Char
lottesville, and Mrs. Martha Don
aldson. of Roanoke. were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John Crute over the
week end
Capt Frank A. Spencer and son,
Frank. Of Alexandria, visited Mrs.
Mamie M Spencer on Mother S
day
Sympathy is extended NO the
family Of Mrs. A. E. Coleman. who
passed away at Lynchburg hos
pital Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert B. Adams
attended an oil company meeting
and banquet in Richmond last Fri.
day and Saturday.
Leon Jones has been at Southside
Community Hospital in Farmville
for several weeks.
Miss Mamie Rose Shepherd Of
Danville, was with her mother, Mrs
Margaret Shepherd, over the weel
end.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Elijah Throckmorton we're Mr.. ant
Mrs. Killen. and three children. 0
Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Throckmorton. and son. M S
Frankie Throckmorton and j Ia CT
/ Sanford, all of Richmond, and Mr.
and Mrs. David Morgan.
/ Rowlett Bruce was home over thu
week end from VPI.
/ j. g. Spencer is home from TIT
hospital, where he underwent al
operation The following have callet
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17
week Ending Moy TO
Crop Report Shows Extreme Dryness
Farm Work Well Up, But Rain Needed

blooming period Peach prospects
are very good although there has
been some frost damage in scat
tered areas
The strawberry crop is turning
cut very poorly except where irr-
gated, and yield and quality are be-
low average. The yield Of other
early vegetables such as cabbage
and salad crops has also been re-
diced by the dry weather The
growth Of farm gardens has been
retarded in practically all parts Of
the state
Farm Work
Generally. farm work is wei adj
vanced but progress Of planting dur
ing the past week was retarded by
the dry condition Of the soil At the
end Of the week about 70 per cent
Of The corn crop had been planted
which Is Slightly ahead Of average.
Dry soil has DELAYED the planting
IF peanuts and soybeans and at the
end Of the week very little progress
had been made with these crops
Fhe-cued tobacco growers in the
southern counties had started trans
planting but the dry weather was
retafding this work Very little fire
cured and hurley were transplanted
during the past week Growers were
hauling water for their tobacco
plant beds and endeavoring TO get
the land in proper shape for plant
ing when rains come Orchardists
were busily engaged in spraying
Hay harvest was general through
out the state and in most sections
excellent crops Of early hay were
being saved under ideal curing con
ditions Marketing of spring lambs
increased and this will be an impor-
tant activity in many counties dur
ing the next four to six weeks.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17
Week Ending Moy 10

Pastures and crops were needing
rain badly at the end of last week
In most parts of the state. Rainfall
has been very light for the past
four weeks in the eastern half of
the state and crops in this area are
beginning to decline rapidly A good
rain during the next few days would
prevent serious damage. Farm work
is well advanced for this date but
during the past week dry soils de
layed planting operations
No rainfall was reported. except
very light showers at four stations
which reported less than tenth Of
an inch Temperatures showed a
wide range The first Of the week
was quite cold with below freezing
Temperature reported at many sta
tons The lowest of q degrees was
recorded at Chilhowie and Wise I'm
usually high temperatures were re-
ported in some northern central
and eastern counties with Farnville
showing the highest Of 80 degrees
Frost occurred in the mountain
counties on the fifth through the
seventh. and damaged garden crops
slightly
Crops
Pastures are still good in most
parts Of the state but the condition
decline considerably during the past
week in northern. central and cas-
tern counties and will deteriorate
rapidly if there is no rain this week.
Small grains are now heading and
also need rain for proper filling
Yields of wheat barley oats and
rye viii be lowered unless there is
rain during the next 10 days.
Fruit prospects are generally
good however, in some sections
apples set poorly as a result of the
exceedingly hot weather during the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17

andria. were week end guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j H Grow.
Dillwyn Home Demonstration club
met Thursday in the home of Mrs.
R. B. Spencer Mrs. Virginia Bailey
gave program on the method of
Propagation of Plants
w. o. Maxey. of Richmond, was
a Sunday guest of Mrs. Bette Ayres
and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Maxey
Miss Mary Virginia Charlton at
tended the Science Academy meet
ing at Old Point Comfort last week.
Study Class Held
White Hall Methodist churc h
WSCS had a mission study class
Tuesday Rev. Walter s. Thomas
led the program, Mission, U .S.A.'
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fielding
and children Of Lynchburg, were
week end guests Of Mrs S. B Pear
son.
Mrs. c. /. Poole, Mrs. George
White, Mrs. r. E. Charlton at
tended the training school for ba
cation church school workers Wed
nesday at Cumberland
\ Among those who visited the Ryar
place, Oak Ridge, in Nelson county
\ Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. R. J +
Crow Mrs, Ralph Rainey. Mrs. 9
r. Wood Mr. and Mrs. r. j. Vol
nicki, Mr.. and Mrs G. T. Poole anC
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Charlton anC
daughter, Mary
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17

association spring session at Null
berry Grove Baptist church THU s.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davidson h d
their six children and six grand
children all home for Mothers day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Keller. Jr.,
and Brenda, of Richmond, and
Bruce Jones. of Danville Technology
Institute were week end guests OF
the A. B. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Yancey,
and children, recently visited her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Payne, at
Bybee
Mrs Woody Vaughan and l.. M.
Phillips. OF Richmond, John David
son, Horace Oliver. Eugene David
son. his son. Gene, Mrs. A. n Mar
tin, Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Hudgins.
Mildred and Carolyn Hudgins. were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.
n. Putney.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. D Heckerman,
and Ann. Mr. and Mrs Coleman
Davies. and David, Mss Mae
Snoddy and Carlton Boatwright
were recent guests Of the Misses
Mary and Louise Anderson.
S. Sgt. Donald Belcher. OF the Air
Force. spent some time with his
parents en- route from Illinois TO
Langley Air Base. He had been in
Illinois four months taking special
training
, 1957-10-10
Cord of Thunks

Through this medium / wish
to thank the many friends and
acquaintance who expressed
sympathy or sent tokens on
the occasion of the death of
my wife, Mrs. Maria Brow.
Joseph Brow
, 1957-10-10
home buyer.

Island Builders, Inc. is affili-
ated with X-Pert Builders, Inc
in Puerto Rico, owned by two
continental builders, Edwin
I.oxby and William Schwind.
This company has construct
ed many custom built homes
in Puerto Rico priced between
$40, 100000 and 100000.
The Virgin Islands National
2ank, has provided construc-
ton money for the model
home in st. Croix and will
handle the companies applica-
tons for IS year FILA mort
cages.
, 1957-10-10

priced house will sell for $10,-
10000 and others will be
priced up to $15,00O.0O
FILA mortgage financing
will be available UP to $751;
100000, with a lot as down pay
ment, closing costs of $4,000
or less, and monthly payments
as low as $500, including
taxes and insurance.
The builder : developer said
these homes can be built on
land owned by st. Croix ia
miles, or his company will
locate a suitable plot for a
, 1957-10-10

Excluding extras) for a seven
or eight day vacation, amount
ing to $25, 383, 900 during the
three years"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19
NOTICE on INCOHPoRATIoN
of
IpEsI GHt,IN ADVOCATES No

Notice h. hereby given that JOEL
GREEN ASSOCIATES INC was
Incorporated under the laws % the
state of Minnesota 0a the sth dag
OF July 1857
me general nature % the bust
ness 60 be conducted o. that %
bUEiuE. selling exchanging and
deRNaE lB for wholesale a. prluCia
pal ~ agent. textiles. articles made
- textiles, wearing apparel and
other merchandise and chattrls
generally
The address " the registered Of
flee ~ said corporation 30 ilpl Min
aqua. Golden valley MirneE0ta.
The names and places ~ resi-
deuee % persons f"rmips the corr
poTRiiou are.
Robert kslber. $50 Midland Bank
Bldg Minneapolis, MINI
Kenneth , gHi 1850 York Ave.
So Minneapolis MINI
roiui Nacktg. sol Russell Ave.
no, Minneapolis. MINI.
The names and places % resi-
d"nce ~ the frs, Board Of Direct
arH are
joel q Greeu. 6IDi Nnaqua
Minneapolis MINI
Gerald L. Green. s6NH Zenith Ave.
No. Minneapolis MINI
Betty Lou Green. 5l0l MinaquR.
Minneapolis, MINI
This uotiCG ls given pursuant 60
the provisions % Subsection 8 OF
section 3 81 the Minnesota Business
Corporation Act
IOEJ. GREEN ASSOCIATES ISC.
BY Robert kelber 10 Attorney
fspoEesman, July 10, $3.50
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19

tacuar event win be held from
20 = m "a the Nacircmh Club.
aatg Fourth Az $ Minneapolis
\ "Hit o. Paris will be captured
Ia tho Sidewalk cafe IN the rear
o. the building which viii feature
tables and chairs Tor your com
fort and indoors an exhibit Of
French objects dart Exhibited
will be an enchanted foreat OF
beautiful blossoms and foliage
mat viii present bresth-tHklns
spectacle The public Is invited
and there Ia no charge WIN be
seeing YOU there
Returns To Camp. PVT Charles
GrEsby 81 Fort Riley, kans left
July 20 for camp after spending
two wcaks IN the city Visiting his
| parents. Mr. and Mrs Charles a.
GuEaby 81 i2os Second Az s
Visited IN - Louis Mrs t4or-
faine Brown and Mes william T.
Gray Sita Humboldt Az NJ ~.
Gently returned from 81 Louis
Mo where they visited relatives
and friends
Returns Home Mrs Mary Hol.
ungsyurth i2la Knox Az ~, re-,
turned home Saturday from Dca
Molncs Ia where she went 90 at.
tend funeral services OF her
brother the late Robert r Dacas
Mrs Ashton Tatum az Mlpneapo-
Ha close friend went Co pcs
Nlotuea % be with Mrs Holdings
worth and returned 10 Minneapolis
with her
Iiausr Guests. Recent visitors
a. the home Of Mrs neatrlcs vii.
Hams ~ 3S31 Firth Az were
I H.ft NA' tNfhE NA van. 'NN"'. 80 -
/ Mrs Sadie Johnson Of Kansas
I ctty Kans and Mrs Sarah Clnye
/ 70 AtghIsnn Esns sister 30 law
% Mrs Williams
/ New Address Mrs Elizabeth
! Rodgers formerly 90 3toa cedar
/ Av "a now residing af The Sol
dIrrs Home Ninncheha at s. 5lst
( So Mrs Rodgers wen known
Z church and civic worker 10 heppy
( 30 BE- relieved q ibc responsible
ties % home and s enjoying the
ruorr isisurvly Btc and somrarton
ahip ~ the Home
rprucr Resident 4 Visitor. Re
nrwing old Acquaintance and
7 friendships s a former rasfIsut
I Mrs lillian Crcaycg of BALTIMORE
Ma who aruvrJ In the city ri.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19
Former Resident Is
Honored With Open
House Reception

Mrs Lawrence Morrow and
daDghter5n-law Mrs Richard
Morrow of f4ls Clinton Az were
charming POSSESSES on Sunday
afternoon. july ~ when they held
open House in honor ~ their
house guest. Mrs Lucille ingram
and son John u Los Angeles
Mrs Ingram Is the sister Of
Lawrence Morrow and a former
resident Of Minneapolis
During the hours between four
and six O'Clock Ia the afternoon
some IS friends came in 70 meet
and 10 renew old friendships with
the h0uored guest A color scheme
% red and pink was carried out IN
decoations and table appoint.
ments a floral arrangement Of
red and pink American Beauty
roses between pink candiesticks
holding burning pink tapers. cen
tered the attractlveiy appointed
serving table. which was overlaid
With pink linen cloth
Mrs Ingram made a charming
picture IN blue figured taffeta
after five frOck Rccentuatcd
with matching blue sandals and a
eorAsge o. red roses The corsage
was gift from her niece Miss
Gwen Morrow
Guests and honofces relaxed in
aH atmosphere Of gracious hospi
taHty. remiuiacsd and enjoyed the
afternoon
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19
Beard Brood On
Vacation A. Emily

Recently vacationing ~ Lake
Mays Paradise Emily MINI
were group Of family members
of tho Beard Brood
Enjoying an outing OF swim
nina boating and fishing were
Mrs Maggie Beard mother OF the
Beard Brood her daughter. Mrs
Ollie House. Mr. and Mrs Eugene
n Underwood and children Mar.
lene and Harold, Mr. and Mrs
Booker EJlis and three children
Haynr Mark and Margaret Mrs
Louis House and son Biny Joe.
and Mrs Freddie Slemmors This
group spent The entire week al the
resort
They we're Joined By Freddie
SIemmons sr Freddie Jr Louis
House Mr. and Mrs Howard
House and children Jean Marie
Katharine and Howard Tor The
weekend
THIS vacation added another
pleasant memory to the list oi
memorable affairs given by me
. Brood
Mr. and Mrs Il Eugene Under,
wood spent the last week 1f thcir
va alton Visiting Mr. Underwood !
grandmother Mrs william Pepsi.
go n DcphOs o
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19

Friends ] aid not realize how
very much I missed an o. you I'M
IA I have come home and 7 am 50
happy % b. with you again I
have really enjoyed being taken
around in your ears 20 see the
lovely new homes YOU have built
and are buying sec progress
with capital ? wherever have
been
Mrs John s WrEh, ard took
drive and stopped by 10 see INC
Nlxons Later the Collins Bob
ana Jcunio. Of Pasadena. Calf
came hy and took me for quite
drive and on the way home ve
stopped BY Jessie shsrards homs.
Icsse il our social editor
Hazel Williams stopped by on
Der way home ana yy werc happy
when We found carrie Jackson g
r1ather M ard able 10 b. DOWN
stairs Palmer vas also home
Wanda and " Glsru were en-.
PERTAINING their family ~ dinner
ara hey asse4 me % camc and