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Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09

LOST-Blue and white F-irestone
girls bicycle with basket on front
Missed from Milford High School dur
ing summer school classes. Reward.
Bill Goodrich, 615 Seabury avenue.
Phone Milford 5167. 29-8-9-3t
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09

RYE GRASS, CRIMSON CLOVER,
CERTIFIED SEED BARLEY AND
GRAHAM PLOWS FOR SALE-Seeds
cleaned and treated. Hopkins Gran
ary Inc, Milton. Phone 1851 or 4474.
24-S-2-tf
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
FOL [!

FOR SALE-Full size poster bed,
complete Mrs VIM. c. Smith, Mil
ford. Phone 57G2 S-9-tf
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09

SMALL HOUSE AND ONE ACRE
GROUND FOR SALE-In Milford, adj
Joining Maplewood Manor, priced low.
Terms easy. @. Matilda Mccoy, Re-
hoboth Beach. 22-S-9-3t
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
COMPLETE PILING BUSINF

FOR SALE-A good buy at $4,000.
1850 Diamond 7 tractor and pole
trailer, air brakes, chains, and tight
tor, power saw, 100 feet 9s" cable, 3
blocks, grabs, other items. Call Seaford
1918. M-41-8-9-1t
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09

FOR SALE-Corn and Peaches =
Sweet Corn, Sullivan Elberta and Col
den East Peaches. Quality excellent
Packing house open 7 a. M. to p. m.
Monday Saturday; l p. m. to 5 p. m.
Sunday. o. A. Newton & Son, Bridge
vile, Delaware. Telephone 2551
4O-8-9-1t
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09

FOR SALE OR RENT-Newly re-
modelled commercial building Appro-
pirate for business or warehouse, ex-
cellent location, Seaford, Delaware.
Write or phone Spike" Cantrell, $40
Pine street, Seaford. Phone 3OI2.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09

FOR SALE-38@ Roper gas range,
good condition. Onis Carpenter, Lin
coin. Phone Milford 4251. 89-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09

beautiful pines growing thereon, 300
foot front along black top road; 220
feet deep, miles northeast from
Harrington, near Killen's Lake. Err
nest c. Macklin, Milford. 32-9-9-2t
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09

FOR SALE-16 pigs, International
Harrington 1872, after p. m. ,8-9-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09

'-26-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09

FOR. RENT-Furnished room next
to bath for one or two adults. Cool,
fully pull down windows. Quiet. Beau
tyrest. cross draft. Rear parking. 306
South Walnut street, Milford.
W-2S-S-2-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30

both arms. Either Of these would be hard to
do and you would lose control Of the car.
Probssm 6: AS you drive along city street,
a teen-aeer, trying to dash across in front Of
you. trips and falls directly in the path of your
car. He's too close for you to swerve aside.
What can you do to lessen the chance Of seri-
ously injuring him?
Solution: Don't hit the brakes! Or, If you
have little bit Of space, hit them and release
quick! lfyou skid, you won't be able to swerve
should the youngster jump one way or the
other. Also If you hit him with your wheels
locked in skid, they will drag and crush him.
On the other hand, if they merely roll over him
at normal city speed, he is much less likely to
be seriously injured.
To understand this, try rolling typewriter
eraser across pencilled line. You can exert
considerable pressure without even smudging
the line as long as the wheel turns freely. Now
grasp it firmly to stop the roll and rub it across
with equal pressure. The line is rubbed out.
Pedestrians, unfortunately, can be erased in
similar fashion.
Most experienced drivers know that there
are two important times when they should not
slam on the brakes - first, when tire blows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30

DO YOU HAVE A QUESTION: II 90. and
you want Il answered BY an expert, send L 70
"I've Got A Question:" TINS WEEK Ma0a-
zine. Ae6 Lexington Ave., New York II. n: v.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30

awarded 10 a farm worker. What did he do?
He drove a tractor for . years without
breakdown or accident. His prize: a new
tractor. = T.M.R., San BeTn0rdInO. Calf
Apt Wh0f does the San Diego trash
collection department call people who dOn'f
cooperate? .
''StrewbalIs" and 'scatterpillars'
TIL, Far ROck0wGy, N. Y.
MOLE We will 81 Tor question ond Ussd his column
0veson bossd and clipping Of
oeeompony Address Ton Hea ms WEEK as sHno
Avenue New Yo w. NJ Uooeeepied eoabVion ecnnc Be
acknowledge returned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30
BY TOM HENRY
@uiz EN-
Questions and answers from the news
~ TOM HENRY

Questions and answers from the new
Bored Why did a FIVE e0v-OId boy patient
recently sneak our of Fresno, CaIIG., hospital
ward?
He wanted to 60 home for new supply Of
comic books. -F.A., Portland, Ore.
Record Wh0f country has reported IFS
first traffic accident?
Greenland. Three children were hurt when
their toboggan Tammed the only truck in the
colony Of Umanak JPN, CeHy0iia III.
Helpl. How much Of Ehe average Aneri-
cans income is paid our in faxes?
About one third. according to the Tax
Foundation. -R.G.y., SfOHghfOH, Wis.
Task Master The Order Of LeniH, the
SOvief Unions highest civil honor, was recently
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-30
Astronomy Notes.
By OLAF HALVERSON

The head of Orion is represent ed by two small stars and one larger one. These stars form a small triangle which represents the head of the giant. The triangle is faint but still easily seen and makes a good addition to the figure. Without them, the con- stellation might well have repre- sented something other than a giant.
 An interesting optical illusion occurs when the moon is among these stars. The big, round full face of the moon actually passes through the sides of this small triangle. The explanation is that the triangle of stars forming Ori- ans head appears small in com parison with the great quadrllat- eral figure which lies below it.. | The large size of the moon, is accounted for partlyb it's bright ness. The bright rays spread the image on the retina. When the moon rises it often appears to be large silver ball, but it seems | to diminish in size upon ap' preaching a higher altitude.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-30
MAN ARRESTED FOR
 TAXING CAR ON AIRFIELD

BALTIMORE, R-They found motorist Frederick Wm. Krauss, 48, of Pasadena, Md.,. right out there on the main runway of Friendship International Airport yesterday, taxing up and down. Sgt. Thomas E. Redmond of the airport police said Krauss offered no reason for his action, posted S27 50 collateral at the police star tion.
 \, Krauss was charged with tres passing after tower officials first thought his car was. an authorized vehicle.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-30
SeatOn Plans Hawaii Trip Late in February

WASHINGTON, R-Secretary of the Interior Seaton is planning trip to Hawaii late in February but available sources said yester- day the plans have not been completed.
 Lorne Kennedy, an assistant to the secretary, is due back today from a visit to Hawaii, during which he reportedly lined up some of the details of Seaton's projected trip.
 Late last year Seaton talked ot visiting Hawaii before going, to Alaska but things have worked out to reverse that procedure.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-30
Juneau Landslide Puts Lights Out in Capitol

JUNEAU, R-A small land or snowslide Monday along power lines put the territorial capitol buildings and much of the city of Juneau into darkness. The land slide caused a power failure.
 Loss of light and power tenn porarily stopped legislative clerks at their task of copying proposed bills and running off dozens of other items of information for the legislators.
 But the power came on again after about an hour, and clerks said the bills would be in shape for presentation the next day.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-30
Van Doren Boosts TV Winnings to $l22,OOO on s2l'

NEW YORK, Charles Var Doren, $4,4OO-a-year English instructor at Columbia Univer- sity, Monday night boosted his winnings to $122,OOO on NBC's TV program Twenty One"
 He entered Mondays competi- tion against two opponents as the biggest money winner on televi- sion quiz programs by virtue of finishing last weeks contest with $104,500. Five persons had shared the old record with winnings of $10o,0oo on the Big Surprise"
 Van Doren, a 3o-year-old bach elor, has until Feb. II to decide whether he'll try to increase his winnings. There is no limit. A special show will replace "Twen- ty-One" next week, giving Van Doren an extra week to think it over.
 Taxes will prevent Van Doren- from keeping the bulk of his win nings. Experts said the lions share of his present winnings, be- tween $80,OOO and $90,OO0, will be lost to taxes.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-30
British Airman Jailed For Crashing Jet
 To Avoid Attack on Egypt

NICOSIA, Cyprus, R-A Brit ish court-martial Tuesday found Flying Officer Dennis Kenyon, 24, guilty of crashing his Canberra jet bomber to avoid an attack on Egypt. He was sentenced to one year imprisonment and to be dis charged from the service.
 Kenyon's counsel claimed that he accidentally lowered the un- dercarriage of his plane and then crashed deliberately in trying to cover up his mistake.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-30
ICC Will Ask Jurisdiction Over All Transportation
 Between US. and Alaska

WASHINGTON, R-Sen. Mag nuson D-Wash said today the Interstate Commerce Commission soon will ask Congress to give it jurisdiction over all transporta- tion between the US. and Alaska.
 The proposal would include authority over port to port water transportation routes now held by the Federal Maritime Board. Magnuson, chairman of the Sena te Commerce Committee, said an ICC report also will pro- pose creation of a non-partisan Alaskan board of three members to have jurisdiction in matters in volving the transportatio solely within Alaska.
 The board, appointed by the governor of Alaska and confirmed by the territorial Senate, would act as a division of the ICC.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-30
Former Movie Queen Helene Costello Dies

HOLLYWOOD R-Helene Cos tello, who once earned 5000 a week starring in films with the late John Barrymore, is dead al 93-a victim of pneumonia in a state hospital.
 She was committed to a state hospital last week for narcotics addiction. Death came Saturday.
 Few at the hospital realized she was the fragile beauty who had leading roles in Hollywood films in the late POS and early 30s.
 At her bedside when death came was Mrs. Barrymore, her. self once famed actress.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-30
President Prop oses
 School Program For Alaska

WASHINGTON, R-The feder- al government would allot S487,- 900 in each of the next four years to Alaska for school construction aid under the program proposed to Congress Monday by President Eisenhower.
 In the first year of the pro grams operation, the federal con tribution would have to be sup plemented by either territorial or local funds. Therefore only terri. torial funds could be used to meet the matching requirements.
 The matching would be based on a formula taking into account the number of school-age popula- tion and territorial income per school-age child.
 The territory would. match the federal grant equally, making a. combined total of $974, ,O0O. The federal allotment per child was estimated at $13.5l.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-30
Spy Work Behind
 Red Officials Departure From US. and Denmark

NEW YORK, RHA Russian embassy clerk, reportedly con- nected with the arrest here of three alleged Soviet spies, left Monday night for Moscow.
 Vassil M. Molev, said to be a minor clerk in the Soviet Unions Washington embassy, emplaned with his wife. Three Russian speaking men escorted the couple to their plane.
 COPENHAGEN, REThe Da- nish government has asked Soviet military attache Antoli ,Rogov to leave the country amid indica- tions Red spy case is develop , ing.
 A Foreign Ministry spokesman said Rogov had engaged in activ- ities incompatible with his post as a diplomat" Military intelli- gence operatives had been watch ing him for months.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-30
New York Financicr Nominated Ambassador To Great Britain

WASHINGTON, R-Pfesident Eisenhower yesterday formally nominated John Haf UocD Whit ney, wealthy New York financier, to be ambassador to Great Brit ain.
 The selection of Whitney had been announced several weeks ago.
 Eisenhower also nominated ca reer diplomat Allison, former a1n- bassador to Japan, to be ambassa- dor to Indonesia.
 Joseph A. Jenkins of F-t Worth, Texas, described by the White House as an Eisenhower Demo crat," was nominated to be a member of the National Labor Relations Board.
 Senate confirmation is needed for all these nominations.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-30

Bus Mask and Pete Brandt, it is reported, live in the Virginia Apartments, next to the Clare mont Hotel on 4th & Virginia, in Seattle. Old-tirne Nome friends find their apartment pleasant place for frequent get-together.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

Count the various departments,
features. news stories, columns
and pictures once. Wa think you
win aRrce that readers Of this
paper get their moneys worth
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
The PERCY lEEs
PAY RRitF VISIT
10 TWIN CITiES

stopping over August 8 for a
days visit IN the Twin Cities were
Mr. and Mrs Percy lee OF Kan
sss city Mo They were the
house guests OF Mr. ami Mrs o.
3 Williams ~ tia First Az 8
Mr. and Mrs lee were curoute
20 Los Angeles 20 attend the tTth
Grand Coaclsyc OF Kappa Alpha
Psi fraternity which is converting
thery August 1872 Mr. Lee is a
member Of the grand chapter
housing commission
Before going 60 California The
Ices viii vacation ln Tacoma and
Seattle Wash Rsnff Lake Louise
Vancouver and Victoria y c.
Canada aud vii arrive Un Calf.
aruia about Angus, n They VIII
visit relatives OF Mrs Leo while
iH Los Angeles
Mr. lee rs teacher IN The Kan
aas City school system and Mrs
lee Sc medical worker with
General hospital In Kansas city
Both M and Mrs lee are well
known ia The Twin Cities where
they have visited an numerous
occasions
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
EASTERN REIATivIs IN
SURPRISE VISIT TO
TWO LOCAL WOMEN

Mrs Edith Mouiden 3Nis
Fmrtb Az 8 and Mr and Mu
Carroll Watkins 1925 Oakland
Av were very pleasantly sur
rrscd on Wednesday evening
Juy 81 with the arrival 81 Nj.
ana Mrs William Brown ~ Mont.
clair " J Mrs Brown h tho niece
or Mrs Mauldcn and slater of Mr.
Watkins
The visitors were royalty en-
teriaiucd during their brief stay
ON Thursday August ! they were
the breakfast guests ~ Mrs Cor
allInc strong ~ ~ Paul and the
same evening they were guests Of
Mrs Marjorie Ward Of ~ Paul NJ
q barbecue dinner
Mr. and Mrs watkins we're
hosts 81 = dinner party in their
honor on Sunday afternoon other
guests were Mrs Annabcilr Mat
thows Mrs Lucille Hughes and
daughter ~ 81 Paul Mrs Tdlth
Mouldcn and Nj and Mrs Henry
Smith They aino enjoyed sight
seeing tours around the Twin
cities
The couple lcft Monday FOR
sioux CITY Is. 20 visit Mira
Browns father and other relatives
before returning 10 their home
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

Leave FOR llome, Mr. and NrF
GRADY woods 81 kiri,wood Mo
who have brcn visiting their dau
daughter sou-ln law ana family,
Mr. ana Mrs pmuip Mieheau %
sass Fourth Az $ and sister and
brother IN law. Nj ana Mrs An.
drsW Gray Sase Third Az g. left
Tor their homo ON Wednesday
August IA Among the many cour
tesies extended them were dinner
guests on Monday evening OF Nh
and Mrs stephen Miller and din.
ner guests OF MI snd Mre Gray
on Tuesday evening On sunday,
they attended the SO Anthony Hiu
Garden club Flower Show Ia 81
PAU
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
Additional Social &
Personnel News
Minneapolis

New Resident; Jean Ray cf Ntls
valkco. wis has come % Minnie
apats Is make her home she says
sbe has relative Va Minneapolis
whose name Is lc0na jackson and
would like very much for Mrs
Jackson 60 contact her wapi may
be LETT al the Minneapolis ofnoe
u this newspaper
Luncheon Guests MIR end Mrs
Prank jackson O, Igo humboldt
Az NJ and Mrs nisic Lewis "
to9 u 9sth ST. were luncheon
guests on "Wednesday, August 7,
on Mrs Maggie Beard 81 5AT w
Central Az 81 Paul Mrs seari
and Mrs Lewis av friends ~
many years
Rcturn Home Mrs O,hoil How.
lett 81 haywood. IN Mrs. Rather.
inc Rogers ard Mra sadie Cain,
both Of Chicago left for their
homes on sunday evening They
came 60 Minneapolis To attend an
opcn house at the new parsonage
~ Holsey Memorial CAFE church
witch was held AZ $50 to . IN
SUNDAY afternoon Tho ylmtom
were the guests of Rev and Mrs.
NJ g Ceawell 1890 James Az n
wedding Anniversary Ccichrn
tions Az aud Mrs John taRando
Poorest iAke Ninn celebrated
th0ig uJst wedding anniversary
with 4 dinner party sunday NuE
ust n Al theiC home Turkey waa
highhEht uf tho menu ami was
selved with an the trimming
r'cnatating the couple white
showrfmE them with a number q
useful gifts were Rev and Mrs
"A w lIatt8 81 the Mines elisa
both Fowler Matdio oNeal 70 "
Perkins Fssie wyatt. Frances
Cooper az Manhattan kBna nud
che Mcssrs Raymond Cooper and
Lester Wheeler
iamiiS VISITORS MrN 10 Now
man and Miss Margaret Newman
~ Kansas city Me arrived here
Scr a ten day visit with Mr. ard
Mfa Cecil n Newman ~ iGaa
THIRD Az q and either relatives
Mrs Newman Is tho mother ~
Cccn Newman ana Miss Newman
ls sister
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Aug II William Modem, S6oa
Third Az S Mrs, Nina Williams
1919 Clinton Ay Harry Miller
zoe Seventh Av \ Mayola Ban.
parR S72S Mnnehaha Az; Bev,
erly Eason. SCI lith Av n Terry
Lee Martin $40 Fremont Av. \
Robert Wynn, Jr sic Irving Av,
N
Aug rs BERTHA /. rhompson
SIT THIRD Az NJ Mrs Odessa
walker 1881 Clinton Az: Mrs
John Hsrntord 27Ao Clinton Av.
Aug 10 MR.. Paul $ Curry,
t2Ss Portland Az
Aug 70 Mrs Charlotte Davis,
362l Portland Ay Naomi Hem
dcrsen SIC Bryant Az NJ Tyler
Howell ST. 22o7 Eniot Az Mrs
Helen Hook ill6 Fremont Az n (,
Mrs Charles Cochran 1880 Ffth
Av S. Godfrey Thomas Baiies
Ir 1922 Fourth Az s
Aug n Wyatt g Pierre. 3di5
Fourth Av s } Boyd Crawford
lio2 r asth ST. saBda Lynn
Gibbs tutt Hrth Az. S. Irving
Williams $3.50 Smelling Az
Aug % K Adams sl7 Sew
eHtb 81 n Janet Williams 1881
Portland Ay John freeze I83
Fourth Az s. Mrs NJ Il Swain.
aHt7 Third AN s. Mrs Myrtle
Banks 1851 Bryant Az n Mu.
Ethel owens get clinton Az
Florie Ha5ley 5000 Fourth Az
s. Ma Ira Robinson 2sts oak
hand Az Roberta Green All D.
gam ST Mrs 0tha Iiowcltou
500 Enwpod Az n
Aug 20 Harry r. Floyd 2t26
F7rth Az S Mrs y McGauRhe.
500 colfaN Az n Rosie stephens
Si2 Seventh So 81 Mrs Henry
Brecdloyc ~ AldHsh Az n.
Leonard Martin city
Out-of-ro Birthday
Aug n Pat Manuel pos
MoJnoa Ia. Lcola Washington
Shreveport Ia. Howard Cum
miugs Detroit Nirh
Aug rs = W Carter Van
eouytr Canada Merle 1 Green
wood. stroator M
Aug 20 Daryl Rnyster Aus,
lin. Tex Rodney wormicy Vt
Worth. Tex
Aug "a Mrs Esther Roach
Los Angeles Caui. Mrs Ciaiiass
Lewis Alston, Mass
Aug q Mrs Rose 81 clair.
Hastings MINI James ellis
Chicago M Renee WoTmlcy
~ Worth. Tex
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
ST PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Aug a. Mrs Naureen rillman
pS5 Iglehsrt Az Ralph Gardner,
5sl Igichart Az Collrcn Anita
Murphy, s75 81 Anthony Az
Aug - Della IaIlsrd b86 81
Anthony Az J W Smith. bB7
Carroll Az
Aug 10 Mira Nora McCrsckeu
s52 ALTERNATE Az. Joleen Ron
Einson. esg IFlehnrt Az; Mrs
Eugene Ross 500 81 Anthony
Az James Thomas. so4 st An
thouy Az Harry Ballard Jr b77
ST Anthony Az. Ethel Helen
Ayers. sss Igleharl Az
Aug 20 Sidney T. Williams
1895 Blair Av Ira Dorsey 0g7
fEiehart Az Georgia Price 40
Kondo Az. carol Clark GI5 "
Central Az Wanda Marie owens
sT2 Dayton Az. Diane Cecilia
Russell 500 igiehHri Az Caro-
lyu Sue Alien 6i2 IRlebari Nv
Aug n hIbcr, Wright u. g7i
n Western Az. Raymond Ryan
s5f iglobaft Az stephen Allen
Bonner s7a fgIehart Az
Aug ~ IL. Davis Jr sos
Eond0 Az w1Ha Mae Lamb
sac W Central Az Mrs Mym
Carter Jra 100 Eondo Az. Mr.
Leila J Boyd 7og Igiehart Az
Aug ~ Kenneth Robinson
100 ~ Anthony Az AIMS L.
Perm. gos IRishart Az. Mrs
Manly Rhodes $40 Carroll A.,
saHdTs lone Smith Gsi 81 m.
u0uy Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

ser OF Durham, \, c. arrived on
August 7. for a visit with her sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs Alfred S Barnett Of SS4s
Fourth Az. s.
First child: It's a CARL for Mr.
and Mrs Lewis c. Duckett OF 57A9
Fifth Av s Beverly Michele.
their first born, arrived July 81
at Mt. SINAI hospital weighing IN
at seven pounds "a ounces, Ma
ternal grandparents are Rev and
Mrs Samuel ADRIAN Of Beckiey.
W Va and the paternal grand
father is John Duckett OF Green
vile, S c.
Mother l. Guest: MIS- Marie
Gray Of ST Louis Mo arrived 10
Minneapolis Wednesday August
: for a visit with her son and
daughter-in-law Mt and Mrs,
Andrew Gray OF 1929 Thrd Ay S
Mrs Gray is also the mother Of
Mrs Rufus Webster 4037 Third
Av s. whom she had planned 20
surprise Mrs Webster vacation
ing in California with her husband
and aon Tony missed her
mothers surprise They lc0 two
days ahead OF Mrs Grays arrival,
Visiting son; Mrs Frances
Cooper Of Manhattan Ksns ls
spending the summer in the city
visiting her son, Raymond Cooper
Of 1921 Fourth Av s., and other
relatives.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

on Monday for a brief visit were
the Rev Or and Mrs. C steed
mann and three children Of Lapel.
IND, Rev steedmann, pastor OF
First Methodist Church in Lapel
was one OF the ministers who
made the evangelistic tour to
Japan with Rev Sexton
Family Guests: Mr.. and Mrs,
Edward W Robbins, ss45 Second
Ay s. have been entertaining
very special guests in their home
for the past week. Arriving from
Noblesviile, Ind were the parents
Of Mr. Robbins. Mr., and Mrs Rus.
sell Avery and a brother law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
johnson Of indianapolis, Ind. and
from Topeka Kans came Ms.
Lucille Thomas. mother OF Mrs.
Robbins and niece Donna jeanette
Cooper Their visit marked the
lrst meeting OF the two mothers
Honoring their guests the Robbins
were hosts At a picnic and other
courtesies accorded them were
dinners as the guests of Mr. and
Mrs Raymond Wallace and Mr.
and Mrs Grant Burden and they
were guests at brunch OF Mr. and
Mrs Frederick Jones The In.
diana visitors LEFT for their homes
on Sunday after spending one
week and Mrs Thomas and Donna
left Tuesday after spending two
weeks
Sister l. Guest: Miss Fan R0s-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

House Guests Rev aud Mrs Cherries "a sexton, ole Penn
Az ~ have their house guest Mrs Frederick Walls and
daughter Irene of Chicago who spending days Ia the
city Mrs Walls niece Of Mrs Sexton, The visitors
h0n0red with picnic Thursday, August az Lake Iron
tenac MINI hosted hy Mrs Monroe Gage Also arriving