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Milford chronicle., 1957-03-01
MTT-LSBORO
BY Mrs.
x. e. Carey
Millsboro
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Phone
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Flowers were placed in Grace
Methodist Church, Sunday, by Mrs.
Arthur Young and Mr.. and Mrs.
Egil Garthe in memory OF their
husband and father, MIR. Arthur
Young.
The Ever Faithful Auxiliary met
at the home of Mrs. Emory Hit
chens on Tuesday afternoon, Feb
ruary 26.
Circle Ne. l is having a covered
dish supper for its members and
their families on Sunday. March
8, at p. m, in the dining room of
Grace Methodist Church.
The SCS of Bethany Church of
Lewes Crossroads will have a bake
sale on Saturday, March 3. begin
ming at 9 a. m, in the Delaware
Power and Light Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl j. Carmean of
near Millsboro held "open house"
from and during the evening on
Sunday, February "a, in celebration
of their fiftieth wedding anniver-
'ary. They were married in the
Methodist parsonage in Millsboro
in 1907 by Rev. Fl. w. Kenney. Mr.,
and Mrs Carmean received many
beautiful gifts appropriate for the
occasion, and a host of relatives
and friends honored the bride and
groom of yesteryear with their
presence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Godfrey
visited Mr. Godfrey's sister, Mrs
Iohn M. Moore. who was celebrat-
ing her 92nd birthday. Sunday, at
her home in Showells, Md
Gerald Harrison and Lawrence
Cordrey, University of Delaware
students, spent the weekend with
their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hall spent
SUNDAY in Washington with Mr.
md Mrs. Richard Clifton.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Gnhman Mitchell
and children from Norristown, Pa,
visited Mr. Mitchell's narents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harley B. Mitchell, over
the weekend.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Elijah W. Shockley
spent the weekend in Fayette-
vile, N. c., visiting their son, Pfc
Dale Henry Snockley, who is at
tending Master Jumpers School at
nearby Fort Bragg. They were ac-
companied nsthe trip Nv Miss Nor
ma Lee Shockley of Millsboro. Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley H. Jenkins and
Miss Diane Jenkins OF Seaford
Mrs. Sallie O. Eilis is visiting
Mrs. David W. Quillen in Millville.
Mrs. William Lafferty from New
ark spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Revel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter M. Belts
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Nuber in Jenkintown,
Pa
Miss June Godfrey, who is attend
ing Goldey-Beacom in Wilmington,
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Godfrey.
Mr.. Owen Leigh has returned
home after spending two months
with his sister in Morrisville, Pa.
Mrs. Harvey Gregg, Jr., with her
daughters, Connie and Julie from
Newark are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Rust, this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Gray spent
the weekend in Wilmington with
Mr.. Gray's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs Irwin Bodycot.
Mrs. Viola Titus from Whining
ton was the weekend guest of Mr..
ard Mrs. Willis Smith.
Mrs. Robert Littleton, Sr., has
been visiting her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Littleton, Jr., at Biloxi, Miss.
Mr.. Lee Morgan of Dagsboro and
Mr.. Richard Clark of Millsboro
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
Vernon Steele.
Mrs. Harvey E. Roberts, Sr., has
left the Beebe Hospital and is
staying at Rehoboth with her SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. Nottingham, 154 Henlopen
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-01
WHO KNOWS /?

l. What is the approximate pop
ulation of Great Britain?
2. What is the largest city in
Asia?
8. What is the Holy Grail2'
f. For what is Vasno Balboa best
known?
5. When did Florida become one
of the States of the Union?
6. How long is the Missouri Riv-
err?
7. Who is often called the Go
pernicus of the 10th Century,
s. About how many of the ma
tion's working girls" are
married.
8. What countries make up the
Soviet Six ?"
TO-. Name the southernmost city
of the United States.
(See "The Answers on Page 14)
Good works, at so much per, dc
not carry much weight with the
wicked.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-01
Milford Elementary
School News
Grade Mrs. Caroline Massaferi's
Section 5

Grade Mrs. Caroline Massaferi's
Section
During February, the month OF
famous peoples birthdays, we have
been talking about our flag. We
have learned some songs about our
flag and we enjoy singing Yankee
Doodle" and There Are Many
Fl-gs" We have learned that there
are thirteen stripes on the flag,
seven red and six white, and As
stars. 1t made US proud to know
that Delaware is represented by the
very first star
Our first official flag was made
by Betsy Ross in Philadelphia for
George Washington. This flag had
only thirteen stars on it, but Della
ware was represented on this one
too. We are proud of our flag and
we like to talk about it and lis
en- to stories about it,
Grade 3-Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips
Section |
Our Third Grade section Is study
ng about Indians,-Plains Indians
and Pueblo Indians. There werc
between 1000 and 1000 tribes. Here
re some of the names of the tribes,
-Blackfoot, Navajo and Apache.
We have made scrapbooks to put
our pictures in.
We brought pictures of George
Washington. We had cherry ice
cream on Washington Birthday
We made material pictures in
irt.
by Allan c. Lynch
We have been writing and telling
stories in school. Here are two of
hem.
1 The Indian Boy
Once upon time there was a
little Indian boy. He was in the
Cheyenne tribe He was ten years
Did The Indian boys name was
Snow Bird. His fathers name
vas RED Cloud't
One day Snow Bird was running
after a turkey. He fell in d bear
trap. All he had was his bow and
six arrows. He called for his fa-
ther, but Red Cloud could not hear
him. Snow Bird could not climb
out. 1t was too deep a hole. He
shot an arrow which hit the ground
right beside his father. Red Cloud
went to mis- son. He made ladder
IND put it down in the hole. Snow
Bird climbed out and ran off to
hunt turkeys. That night they had
urkau for cunnQr
by Jim Willis
Bambi
Once upon time a mother deer
and her fawn lay in the green for
est The mothers little fawn lay
asleep. The fawn's name was Bam-
bi. He was a cute little fawn with
white spots on his back.
SUDDENLY a hig crash of thunder
came, then big flash of lightning.
It was a thunder storm. The rain
poured down. the thunder crashed,
and the. lightning flashed Bambi
was scared,-he got under his mo-
ther.
Suddenly it stopped raining and
; rainbow came out. Oh! How sur
prised Bambi was.
Then he saw some rabbits. Bambi
asked his mother if he could plav
with them She said. Eyes, Bambi"
60 all day he played with his new
friends
by Beverly Denney
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-01
REDEEM
McC0lIey's Methodist Church
Rev. 0lin j. Shoekley, Pastor

Morning Worship, March $50
a. m.
Sunday School. 1890 a. m. Pres
ton Donovan, Supt.
The Youth Canteen meets every
Wednesday mite.
The Friendship Bible Glass will
meet Monday, March IL at 7:30
p. IN.
The Friendship Bible Glass will
have a Chicken and Dumping sup
per at the Community House, Sat
urday. April 6.
The WSCS will meet March 16
at p m. Ice cream and cake for
sale, also fish pond and parcel post.
Hostess and host for the even
ing will be Mrs. Mildred Burton
and Horace Webb.
Hope a speedy recovery for Kin
ney Walten and Billy Kitchens.
who are in the Milford Hospital
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-01
THE FAITHFUL

BALTIMORE ~ up II 1t was
long after Christmas but a recep-
tacle on pole still was labeled
"Santa's Mail BOX" in the Wood
moor section. A small bov reached
up and dropped two letters into it..
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-01
The Eeonomus

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Milford chronicle., 1957-03-01

There is no substitute for brains
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Milford chronicle., 1957-03-01
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Nicollet Other guests We're the
Mines r. /. Escue, Elaine John.
son, Hunuey Surratt ard o. l.
Alexander
Naoatoniug In Windy Gtyg Mir
and Mrs Hardy white and moth
er. Mrs Efne Cook OF se42 Gin
ton Av, left Saturday for chi,
cage 10 visit their son and grand
son, Anderson Buchanan and
friends. Mr. White will return IN
few days. while Mrs Waite and
Mrs Cook win vacation FOR two
weeks.
Family Visitors; Recent visitors
al the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Harry l.. Adams ana +. 85th 81
are Mrs Adams sister MIS- Alta
Johnson, her niece and husband
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Crouch and
son Hugh Jr. who arrived by
motor from their home IN Rock
Spring, Wyo. Mr. and MIS-
Crouch and son left FOR Chicago
while Mrs johnson remained IN
the city and viii be the guest Of
her sister and brothcr-iulaw for
another ten DAYS
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90 Hotel Lowry WAS transformed
into land II enchantmeut and
glamour for the clubs second an
nual dsbutante presentation the
Debutantc Ball. which was held
Friday night. june = from 3 ,.
IA 20 a. M
Palms. cib0uum ferns and large
containers OF white gladiod and
peonics used throughout trans
formed the room into a fairylaBd
o. greenery and an white flowers
This made picturesque back,
ground for The receiving line
where the proud parents all at.
tired ia formal wear, graciously
Welcomes guests uD their arrival
Mrs Russell BalenEcr. club
president introduced officers or
the club and presented the 1856
ichs Tho post dcbs beautifully
guvned IN pastel shades az they
were announced were given floral
bouquets and they took their
place in line, forming floral
arrhway through witch the 1887
dehutButcs marched
Promptly at tho stroke 81 ten,
Mrs Bernard Maver 81 Paul
civic leader formally presented
the 1857 dcbulautcs 20 The Twin
cities society A. pretty as petals
on SNOW white rose. the eight
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Wedding Anniversaries


July q Mt and Mrs Thomas
Young 1925 Bryant Az n. n
years Mr and Mrs Arthur Ice.
la2s clinton Az. 81 years
July z Mr and Mrs Jewel An.
dsrrop. 1890 ronth Av g. six
years
July q MI and Mrs Kenneth
Wallace toza clinton Az g. uno
years
July 10 MI and Mrs Archie
Giyens t2is Third Az g. 10
vears. Mt and Mrs Howard
Berry ti5 Emerson Av 49, three
ycarca Nj and Mrs Robert g.
Kyle. 88i1 Clinton Az three
yrars
July II Mr. and Mrs ~ Pm.
gene Underwood 38t5 Fourth Az
g. rs ycau Mr. and Mrs Edward
Temple SOS 18th Az S. -four
| years
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lapervcN Greene. escort
White tafiCta and net was the
lovely choice of demurc Carolyn
Joyro rawlings daughter ~ Mr.
ana Mrs Godftcy Rawlings, which
was fashioned With bodice 81 taft
grta and fun boulfant skiyt ~ tafs
feta which was agcentuatcd with
tour tiers OF lace ulffles and tat-
icta bow extending tucm the waist
to the floor white step in pumps
with TINY Eold bows and white Nc.
gcssortcs completed the OUTFIT
Arthur Hill escort
Accentug The charms 90 petite
Elsie stone, niece of Mr. and Mrs
James Murray she chose white
uyion net designed with folds 90
the net forming the top ~ the
straplesS bodice starting az tho
hlplinc 81 the bouttant skirt OF not
were three VOWS az rutllcs be
tween tiny satin bands Clear
plastic with Kid sandals, with
Rhinestone heels and simple
jewelry accczsortEed her outflt
Maurice Charles Duke. escort
Presenting an eve appealing
/ portrait, Janet Walton daughter
81 MI and Mrs Albert Walton.
was lovely IN white tsfteta and
net The straplcsa bodice 81 net
Nlts enhanced with a "N' formed
lu front by tiny daisies The very
ulll boUftaut sttrt featured tiers
/ uf pifflcd net from the waist 90
/ The floor She wore silver strap
I sandals with rhinestone trim and
q tiara tn her hair Paul clark
: escort
The presentation was followed
az Twelve midnight with "a Grand
March John Lawrence. most
Worshpfm Grand Master og the
Minnesota Masonic Grand Lodge
and Mrs Lawrence. grand worthy
matron Of che oGS Minnesota
grand lodge led the mtryh follow
81 by club officers members 80
bUtButca and escorts and guests
Page BOYS were Lloyd Gamhal
ir and Russell Y BsIongyr d.
Others assisting were Michael
Richardson and Spencer Smith.
ushrrs ; n Anderson Harold
harrison ST., ucrtram siauEha
/ tor Cart CLAIBORNE and Kenneth
IF4tyaf,t4
/ Heading The committee a. gcn
crni chairman fnr tho bah was
Mrs Harold Riyhardsou who WAS
lovely In deep beige with gold
plaid sheath enhanced with a bow
in bach aud turquoise clbcw
length gloves and pumps John
| whitaker was ro-Chaiyman Otbcf
committee members Included DC
buinnles Mrs Harry MaaacnEill
who was stunning IN q green floor
length gUnu, iuutatiuna Mra An
iH0ny MnzinEo. who was chic IN
q blue and white polished cotton.
decorations. Mrs James Itideauy
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morning June Is tor Milwaukee
Wis, They viii visit Mr.. SCOTS
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs Nathan Woods. The SCOTS
viii spend the weekend, return
ing home In a few days Mrs, Mos.
ley and the two boys will remain
FOR a longer visit.
Father H. III. Mrs Howard
Darnen, 1912 Third Az. S. left
Friday June %. for lola, Tex to
be at the bedside Of her father.
John Walker. who is critically IN.
Family Guests: Airman C and
Mrs George Johnson OF u. s. Air
Base, Clovis, New Mex arrived in
the city on Monday for a visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfonso Hayes and family Of 1907
r 2Ist St Altman Johnson who
is on Through will return 20 his
base on July Mrs Johnson will
remain IN the city for a longer
visit.
Return Home: Mrs Louis Miller
and daughter Terry OF Trevose,
Pa. left by plane for their home
on Saturday June 20 on Wednes-
day evening Mrs Miller was din
ner guest Of Mrs Jessie shepard
in the Waikiki Room OF the Hotel
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

July 6 lauretta shepard 5ll
Bryant Av n Mrs Nesta Scott
s445 Third Az s Michael Leon
Calender 24S5 Fourth Av S,
July Lloyd Slaughter al
Dupont Ay ~ Wesley Lyle Srs
SSS r. SSth ST
July Claude Buruaugh 2SoS
Tenth Az s Mrs Claude Lytie,
SS45 Fourth Av S
July y James n Crawford,
lIO2 +. 2Sth 81 William Robert
Castleman. al2 r 25th st. Ma.
thaniel Ronald Tramel. 36o5 Third
Az. s.
July 10 Mrs Harlan r Rus
sell SO4a James Az N Thomas
Donaldson Jr. 3T23 Smelling Az.
Maluuia Woodland, 1929 Emerson
Az n Rosaund sims, 2S7 r. 3Tth
St. Mrs Lillian Simpson. 5l27
James Az n Anthony $ Phifer
100 r. 2Sth ST Vernice Tins
ley 392t Portland Az, David c,
Barllsdale. 1908 Emerson Az. N.
Matthew Lawrence Brooks. 2t20
Third Az. s
July II Mrs. Bertha Stsrks
2gO5 Portland Az Richard
Mayes. 2i5 r. asth St
July II Mrs Nellie Wright
5000 Portland Az. Albert smith
3I5 ia,h Az s T. Rhoda petu,
ford 425 Emerson Az "
Out-of Town Birthdays--
judy 2 Janet h Sessions
Washington Ca
July s-Prisciila A Allison
Columbus. O
July n Mrs Doris Ware
Powell Washington u C.. Shir.
ley } White. Kansas CITY Mo
Mrs Leland Bailey Indianapolis
Ind
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lovely YOUNG buds formed a bJu.
quot 81 charm and l0velincss
As each name was announced,
the deb Walked SLOWLY down the
stairway 20 the center ~ the stage
and was presented with an arm
bouquet 81 hong stem American
Beauty roses Each made a grace
ml rurtsy and marched down the
white carpvtrd aisle 60 the rear OF
me room wherr she was met by
her father who In turn escorted
hts daughter 20 her youpg escort
Tor the evening meticulously at
tired 100 formal dress
AZ the close 81 the formal pre-.
seutation. the dcbs and escorts
aanrod the mluuct 90 a back
ground cog melodies played on the
organ by John whitaker. who
played throughout the pressutar
um
Another pretty hiEhHEht was
gac pcputmte Waltz dedicated 60
and participated in exclusively by
Tao buds and their fathers The
1895 drhs making oyeroppealing
pictures IN BAN length boutmuts
ana their escorts were
Narva Ann Boyd daughter oi
/ Mrs Beatrice Boyd and Rufus
Boyd was lovely M whitr ulyor
net and Japanese ailk buuffaul
featuring apron effect ~ SILK en-
( HANGED with tiny baby roscs ciE
ms the apron and top uf bodice
and net stole She wore clear plas
I ug sandals. studded with rhine.
stones and pearl irwrlry Malvir
BHturI escort
Kathleen ykRthN nav daughter
nf ~ and MtH George pay was
petite tu white uVlnn net designed
with hong torso bodice The bout
uu' asTt was enhanced with tiers
af wulrs over iafr,ta lnt dipped
gracefully Boz the back Rhine
I stone ucrklsyc bnd earrings q
Hf' from "a family friend and
clear plastic sandals completed
rrr OUTFIT Elijah Mcintosh on
ruH
Joyce Hughes daughter ot Mr.
and Mrs solomon iiHHhoV made q
pretty picture iu H white lace for,
maf copy 0f au original creation
/ which was made by Mas Hughes
/ Tho dgpav was sparlglct win
/ H#noainuos that covered the On
/ tire gown The bodice was atyicl
/ with rlgata released from ~,
| front m,dlf with low GIt neck
| Tine 300 front while the strap
/ fomol "a deep V in tho back m,
I mHarH7 OF the bouffeHt skirt WA
I concentrated toward the back
/ flowing from released pleats a
each Sid" 4 rhinestone and pear
tiara Hud rhinestone bracelet pu,
/ cardnFH acceHaoracd the gown
/ white elbow length gloves huD
sleek white French type heel
completed her OUTFIT NauHo
. Burton, escort
Presenting - pleasing portrait
was petite Lorraine Johnson ~
daughter Of NJ and MTa ncnr,
! johnson. who was stunning IN III
/ Emma p1ndo original ~ whit,
| nvlon fashioned with an rmbrDid
( cred design spanked with soquin
/ beginning a. the top ~ the bodir,
( 20 the right. making O diagonal I,
/ the LEFT Hide ~ the bodice
[ white satin sash that can b.
spread aut over half 81 ~,
I gown foll from the left side ~ ~,
/ bodice 90 the floor Robert Iouc
I escort
I Gayle YvuHuo Payne dnuFnir
~ NJ and Mr8 WHbEm Payne
was charming tn white ambfeider
1 - chiffon over net styled with
atraplDss abirrrG bodice ~ ON
brniByre1 chiffon with maIohini
stali The fHi buuffaut skirt ~
B not wac enhanced H4iH a araUot
/ overslirl ~ embroidered chiffon
/ white satin pumps and Wbiu
! iewciry completed her ensemble
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lukos hospital Tor the past two
weeks due to an accident which
o,yurrvd on his Job, june 3 is now
eonyalcs,nE az the home 81 hts
sister and brother IN Law, Mr. and
Mss Orton shelton Az tglchart
Az Mr Ford is stu under trea,
mcnt from his physician
Thrcc u'CloCk bridge Cluh'
Mrs Leroy Coleman Sta W Cen
tvai Az. was hostess 20 the Three
O'Clock Bridge club on Saturday.
June ~ Winning puses tor high
scurvs wvrc Mrs Cornelius Mob
iley OrNt. Mrs Maurice Crouch
second and Nrs Charles Rogers,
tnird Mrs Paul Wood was a guest
OF the noaicaa and was given a
sat lno club d,shanded ror the
summer months aub viii resume
regular meetings iu September
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

July 8 Mrs salHe pirIerson
Sos 81 Anthony Az Ralph era
ham. Tgt ST. Anthony Az. Ma
thanicl Smith. 5000 Hardwood,
James Grimm $50 Rondo Az.
Mrs Cora Carr 365 Auron Az;
Joe suthrrn. sss Rondo Az, paro.
thy Price. 706 Rnndo Ay Mrs
Sylvia Taylor $50 GglehHrt Az.
Myrtle Cole. 23T 81 Anthony Az.
Rosnlia Reed. 1852 Carroll Az
Charles Walker 500 TEiehnrt Az,
Joseph suthcrs sss Hondo Az
July z Mrs Lee Gwyunc 300
n ChBtaworth. Mrs Hazel Allen
gtsAs 81 Anthony Az Edward
John sater. gp2 Carroll Av shir
ley Nelson SOS St Anthony Az.
Mrs Pearl RuclDcr SIS Aurora
Az. Charles " BsIcnFor Jr. SIC
W Central Az
July Janice puuders, 6ai
Roudo Az. Mrs MARY Carter 30s
Rondo Az wilno Robinson. 2sl
Rnndo Az. Curford Burns SIS
Carroll Az. Fouchis sonion. 94f
Rondo Az. Paul Gregory Thomas
800 Raudo Az. EoSanue Cunning
ham. 675 81 Anthony Az
July g-Hclen Rave Taylor. 77e
Rondo Az. Mrs Marie Cole. 237
st. Anthony Az David Harper
aa8 Rondo Az, Mrs. Charles Har.
graves. 9fl Ron5o Az
July 10 Minnie Aust0n. SCI
iRlehart Az Mrs william Hollo,
man 763 81 Anthony Az Paul
inc Douglas f2g Carroll Az John
Joseph Ware "a Virginia Az;
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charm school Mrs Russell mai
ruFor whose lovely ,botyc was
alua blue yh,ttun. arruutuoted
with AN urohld yorsaEs enter
iaum,nt Harold Richardson aud
music John whitaker
OFFICERS uf the club arr Mrs
Russell HaleuEor president, Carl
ClRibhurne. vice. president Nu
Margaret sullivan recording see
retaty Mrs Andrew Hrrnt fnane
riuI secretary and Louis Sykes
treasurer
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS Il

Birthday Club; The Minneapolis Birthday club will
saturday July Is with Mrs Dawson 3T45 Fourth Az.
$. hostess
Motor To Milwaukee: Mr.. and Mrs William Scott and
sons William Duke and JeSon Lawrence and her mother Mrs
William Mosey Of 8445 Third Az s. left By Friday
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Eight De0utontes Make
Bow At Hotel Lowry
Cameo Club Forma

Adding another brilliant chapter Go its many accomplish
mruS the Cameo Social Club a the oldest social clubs
She Twin Cities haSkS in the glory of lending birth and back
ground 20 the official presentation of dehuttr, 10 Twin
Citics society.
In ono of the most breath taking settings the Grand BALLROOM
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Bernie Green. AZ Aurora Az
July ~ Mrs Mary Iulivrf
1910 Houd0 Az
July ~ Or Maurice Crouch
$50 Carroll Az. Mrs Irene Hsr.
per Gtg Eondo Az Barbara Jean
Farrugton. igI a. Anthony Az.
Byron Brown Ir. S7s 81 Anthony
Az Mrs Lincoln Berry 5ps W
Central Az. Boriram shannon
g77 Fuller Az
Out-of Town Hirthdays-~
July Df ollie Grantham Lua
Angeles. Calf
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL *

Chicago Visitor Mrs DeQueucc Nelson Of Chicago ~ ys-
ug The city and Is the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs
" Jordan of Marshall Az sister, Mrs Dolly Crush
shou gl0 Fuer and her brother aud Mr. aud Mrs
Alexander n Jordan of iel6 Fourth Av y. Minneapolis
Out OF Hospital Dale Ford who has been patient in st
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luly s Nj and Mrs Carl -
Claib0urnc. SsT ~ Anthony Az.
eight years Mr. and Mrs James
MiddlacoT 55I " Central Az.
10 years. Mr. and Mrs Charles
Bradley. 76i ~ Anthony Az. -
years
July n Mr. and Mrs John
Henderson. f7a Rondo Az. ~
years
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Ia.-sSesi rsssft - 90 4 ssTsut
~ p-g yoaaa chseF.f b~uaus -
part - 7aantity hgv IT. svtnFs
"a 1sat can sir1d~t pay ~ year
fr.ursr knd thsrt = tas VARSITY
freees7 sa1s b. F1gr DIT.
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Reading this paper every week
Il u good regular habit
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steaks ~ rfsErs psf too
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ssstsst ssesssys~, s.FW % Tuesday You
car risn Yossr ua~nu 81 = ylsazs -hsn yalf
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Evening star., 1957-12-16

and much of the activity in
connection with the whole
segregation problem is purely
political.
Neither party is entirely in
nocent. but the Republicans
must take the main re-
sponsibility."
AS to whether either party
gained strength from the
events in Little Rock, Gov.
Hodges said, II don't think
anybody got anything out Of
IT,"
No positive steps are being
taken now TO dissolve the dead
lock In Little Rock, informed
sources said. There is a gem
eral belief the FederaIized Ma
tional Guardsmen viii have TO
remain at Central High School
through the current school
year.