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spending two weeks vacation with
Mr., and Mrs. Adam Oester and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. William
Oester and children.
Wednesday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Resi- and daughters
were Walter Killius and Clayton
Yoder, Springs, Pa.
Friday and Saturday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hartman were
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Frazee, Union
town, Pa. Other Saturday dinner
guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Weber, Canton, o.
Several families in this Com
munity attended the Glass reunion
at SpOerlein's Grove, Accident, on
Sunday.
Earl Hanft spent Sunday night
and Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Collier and son.
Sunday afternoon visitors of MIR.
and Mrs. Everett McClintock and
family and Mrs. Clara McClintock
we're Mr. and Mrs. Galen Beachy
and family, Fort Hill, Pa; Mrs.
Frederick Smith and son Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Smith and
family, and Vernon Bowser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hartman
we're Saturday evening visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Dewitt and
family, Accident.
Mrs. Laura Schlossnagle, Balti-
more, is spending week in this
community.
Monday evening visitors of Mr.
and Mrs Joe Collier we're Mahlon
Georg, Fort Dodge, Iowa; Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Brayton, Saboring, o.;
Waldo Zinkan and Walter Richter
Accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vail, Jr
and sons, Baltimore, are spending
several days with Mr.. and Mrs
Gerald Glass and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Fike were
Wednesday shoppers in Uniontown
St. Johns German Lutheran
Ladies Aid met on Thursday eve
ming. HostesSes were Mrs. Rose
Ramp and Mrs Walter Margroff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Resi- and
daughters we're Sunday evening
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Resi- and family. Springs, Pa.
Friday evening visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Hartman and
family, Oakland, were Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. FraZee, Uniontown, o..
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hartman
They also visited Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Hartman and son, of Accident
st. Johns English Lutheran La
dies Aid will serve lunch at the
sale at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Richter, on Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bowman we're
Sunday visitors of the latter's
mother and sister, Mrs. Carrie
Shaffer and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Wiles, Terra Alta, W. Va.
Conrad Oester, Keyser Ridge
has returned home after being &
patient in the Garrett County Me
mortal hospital for several days.
Monday afternoon visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Hartman were Mrs
Paul Hartman and son, Accident.
Friday evening visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Collier we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Brayton, Saboring, o.
Tuesday afternoon visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Bowman were Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Shirley and Mr.
and Mrs. Edison Bowman, Cresap-
town.
Mrs Amanda H. Brown passed
away Wednesday, July 16, at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Bowser, Selbysport. The funeral
was held on Saturday at st. Johns
English Lutheran church, where
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she had been the oldest living
member, being 50 years, months
and a days old. She was buried in
the church cemetery.
Miss Leah Handwerke returned
to her home at Addison after
spending five weeks with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Fike.
Sunday evening visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Ringer and Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Bernard we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rush and
family, Cleveland, o.
Monday guests of Mrs. Bessie
Devine were Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Holman, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Dudley L. Simms, a merchant
of Charleston, West Virginia,
has been elected International
President of Lions International
at the Associations 41st Annual
Convention in Chicago, Illinois.
Lions International with SIT 900
members in 81 countries or re-
gions, is the worlds largest
service club organization.
Lions International is especially
known for its many youth activi-
ties and service activities in
sight conservation and aid to
the blind. Last year Lions Clubs
around the globe completed
more than Ill., 900 individual
worthwhile community service
projects.
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EVANSVILLE AUCTION
Grantsville, Maryland

vi GilloNlllCs hldl ldllu
Steers, medium to good, $3.50 to
1920 cwt. common to medium
1000 to 2540 cwt.; culls, IT'S to
2200 cwt.
Heifers, medium. 20.00 to 220C
cwt.; common, 100 to 20.50 cwt.
culls down to 1475 cwt.
Cows, good, 1850 to POLO cwt.;
medium, 1900 to 1900 cwt.; culls
down to 1900 cwt.
Bulls, 2070 to 1850 cwt
Calves, good to choice, 1920 to
30.25 cwt.; medium to good, 250O
to 29.00 cwt.; common, 1900 to
24.40 cwt.; culls down to HOO cwt
Hogs, 226O to 23.4O cwt; Sows,
100 to 1880 cwt.; Pigs, 2000 to
21.00 per head.
Horses, by the head, 500 to
$500.
Lambs, reds, 2O4O cwt. feeder
lambs, 1900 to 1880 cwt.
Eggs, jumbo, "A to 6Oc per doz.;
large, al to 47c per doz.; medium,
"a to Ale per doz.; small, 26 to 34c
per doz.
Chickens, live, IL to tic ID.
Ducks. 1212c ID. Butter, AZ to 55c
Id. Honey, 29c block. Peas, 6l2c
Id. Beans. 5 to Tee ID. Squash, Sc
lb. Raspberries, % to 35c at. Head
Lettuce, 612 to pic head. Turnips,
&c ID. Beets, to Gee Id. Cherries,
so to Csc gal Currants, 10c at.
Man in street opinion favors
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E. S. EVANS STOCK YARD, INC
Terra Alta, w.

ItITd NIJd, W. va.
Calves, choice, 2675 to 29.4O;
good. 1920 to 281O; medium. 2480
to 1850; common, 2110 to 1920.
Steers, good, 27OO to 81 40; stock,
$3.50 to 2675.
Heifers, good, 1000 to 22.SO;
stock. 1850 to POLO.
Cows, good, 1915 to 1910: medi-
um 14.50 to 1925; common, 1900
to 1880
Bulls, 2050 to 1885.
Hogs, 226O to 23.4O: Sows, 1850
to 1870; Male Hogs, 1900 to 1870;
Pigs, head, 1900 to 1850.
Lambs, 1900 to 2280.
Horses, 720 cWt.
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NORTH GLADE

The North Glade w. S. c. S. will
hold bake sale at 10 a. m. .Satur-
day, July &c, at Curtis Corner.
Mr. anG Mrs. Elwood George were
callers at the Winston cabin on
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Beckman and
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family attended the Sweitzer re-
union on Sunday
Mrs. Sam Butt and sons, Oak
land, visited home folk, Mr. and
Mrs. Earle Beckman, Sunday.
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A four day strike of some 1,500
men at Cape Canaveral missile
testing grounds was ended.
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Man in street opinion favors
u. S. Mid East action seven to
one.
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Friends FeIcifufe
Mrs. Williom Perry
On Her Birthday

Mr. William ~ Perry, had
planned grand surprise IN honor
OF hts wtfes birthday but the
plans grew and grew until Mrs
Perry heard about them
Il waH . gaia affair Saturday
night, luly 10 when Mr. and Mrs
William n Perry. iN07 oak Park,
~ were hosts 10 group Of frienda
in honor az Mrs rerry'a birthday
Mrs Perry received many bosuti
ful and useful aifts out of town
guests were Mi and Mrs Gar
reti Jones and daughter, Janice and
their niece, Windy Williams. Mr.
and Mru q Scott and Miss Alice
Jones FROM Kansas city. Mo. Mrs
fsriys rssee, Miss tsesiia fiteps
hens ~ MnakoEes ultla MesarH
and Mcadanea Lairian Stewart,
Lyle Wright Boyd Yanoey. Wi.
liam IIudlry Alphouao Greer. Art
Frazier Otha Iiowcltan and Eddie
Cooper, aiAo Mechanics Myrtle
BANKS Ruth Allen and Pat lIoeg
hery Mf and Mrs Cooper took
caiourcd movies ~ the party
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Data m Chatter
ny DARCY pEMLLE

FROM HOLLYWOOD 10 HARLEM
NOTHING cees like success Dakota Stations salary soome
from $4,000 week matter months she currently
packing Roberts show Lounge cheagos Houthsde
Crosby family partial the Katherine
Bling pretty Kathryn Catherine nngs
the Kate Incidentally Catherine is look
alike Taylor
Reafonto fans across the pond VIII get iooscc at their IDOL o
the Harry Julie young win the
continent making stops IN england German" scandinavia and Israel
what makes singer starr Ever think ha7 singers
IKE fashions late model And fade
quicker
II takes talent with Capital ~ TO recognized
place everyone stay top
ccl must have that extra something what ' that
. Roy sng an Feeling"
you1l
song BY singers
people viii that feeling
bombs sputns the high cost u living Tho % Arkansas
change tha million their
Of Il before 4 dumped by Alley
Bat Mister Hamilton listen Roy 1s
to the way he uga the yres the way he says
feeling you w has whatever
the cloth that makes NJ Star material
two parties the wapath Recently ersed hiring
talent her eevon show last week she received complaint from
kentucky who said Tennessee the
lyrics stephen songs
Rep conducted against
word foaers geS 10 avoid such expressions az dass sH
pnsh should sing My Old Kentucky Home the Foster wro
4 or mot at all"
quorEoFrrrE.wErK cupid /. stppd"cant tell who said
GFroFrE-w An old watch presented TO ptahann Car
BY Presidents wife during her recent night club
stint IN Rio dc JnnIerc
SAMMY DAVIS JR is plenty red up about hts srra lie was
with party for weekend frolo rjuann
there souethnJ border
customs agents found member u party carrying
Of course quickly Strengthened out but not without
young
congra spike snger-ve Helen orayco rhy be
parents pound R Monday Iioiyyooa
Presbyterian hospital rhsy eoH hsr Gina Jones
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SHOWER GIVEN FOR
BRIDE TO Be TUNA
MAE PULLEY

Mesdames Robert Alexander and
Howard parnen, 9Sl2 Third Az.
S. gave a miscellaneous shower In
honor uf Miss Euna Mae Pulley
whose marriage to Mr. John Clan
ton, S445 Fourth Az. s, will be
soiemnized Sept 6, 1858.
Guests were MesdAmes Beatrice
Hall. Hattie McCarter. Doris Zack.
arey. Ruth Hill, Joyce Jackson.
Christine Durham and Cynthia Ty-
son, also Montrose Bunch. cousin
OF the bride 10 be, whose home is
IN BeIieville. New Jersey. Dorothy
Scott, Gertrude Reynolds, Rosallnd
Glanton, Clodeal Glanton. Ethel
Stewart. Vera Wright and Misses
Rayma Estes, Pearl Pleas. Pat
Ulrich and Jerry Yuhas. -Four sent
gifts who were unable TO be pres.
ent They were Mechanics Loretta
Moore Marjorie Hayes. Ashton
Tatum. Norma Anderson and Cato
Mckinney
Miss pully received many lovely
gifts from the friends at the party
and from relatives and friends in
Belleviile. N J
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Annual Flower Show
heduled For Next
Sunday Afternoon

The Fourth Annual Show os the
Garden Lovers Flower club VIII
be sunday afternoon from two 10
eight pm at the Masonic Temple,
$3.50 Fourth Av. 3.
Minnesota the beautiful, will be
the theme Of this years ahOw.
Section A viii be cot flowers.
The spotlight on specimens
Section II. Flower Arrangements
Scandinavian arrangements. ar
rangemcnts expressing lines and
arrangements using all kinds OF
containers
Section c, Plotted plants There
VIII also be a guest table Neigh.
hors are asked 30 show their pot.
ted plants. fruits and vegetables
In keeping with the Centennial
idea there win he special fea-
sNANa AeNfN WIN AkNtAtefH An "
that arr 100 years cid or older,
Another feature viii bc the chil.
aren's table They VIII have flow.
crs ON u they have planted and
grown, They win also make flow,
cr arrangements
Mrs Mae Marshall Davis, n
chairman 81 the program commit.
tee Her project viii be heauti.
foil miniature forest with lake,
planted trees. etc
Mrs Lucille Shivera IL publicity
chairman other committee mem
beers are Mesdames Whistle white
Gladys Mouton, Estella Sims,
Helen Thomas Teresa Granger
and IIasel Clark
Tho public Il cordially invited to
the Fourth Annual show of this
Garden Lovers club Sunday from
two 70 eight pm at the masonic
Temple $500 Fourth Az r.
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q ~ a nurse yca should consider
one ~ ne schools ~ pfsgiicai
nursing. Preparation for Frac-
tisai narmhg ~ shorter ard less
expressive Hses8ss ~ he heavy
demand. Practical bpress ran
also bs assured - employment
III 4 varsity " fields
PFac.issi NpFrs are specially
trained - ears fer patients who
hfs r8i 3raseiy ID, nlch - moth.
ffs Eud Ha1a babies, eaavalsa-
eerta. iha agsd ard iufrra HfA
Eaterla eit chronic " hsnai-
cagpgng ogndiii0ns Jsgt ~ ths
Es1isssfsd rgrse. the Ffafi8ca
ngfae msy work 10 hospitals.
pubic hfslih Ageneisa, siiritH.
s9ffsYs offsse, r2gHng homes.
institutions. arDeHg Others. sna
n almost ar part n the Nufid
Bsgarflsaa ~ whethar yg1
ttaay ~ - a Registered nafas
o. a PfacticA! nurse. ypg viii
h&vs tks opportunity - serFs
your cewrarity 18th ssill ara
sHdsrstaralng. Hsrilsnsss ARD
gossa Judgment TYs VII gain
sscarty. tefsgnal RrasiAtsti1n
Art A. sxc3tirg nsM Wesid
. iEsa sshssasg csrp~ssasa
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spent two weeks visiting her broth.
Or and s,stcr-in law Mr., and Mira.
George Anderson. gta Seventh 8
n she leu Saturday July 10 FOR
hor home
Several Golfers IN Illi Moasrs
and Mosdames Fred u. Jones'. aasa
Fourth Az \ and John II wa.
liams, sfS2 Eourth Az s, LEFT for
Chicago AID Springfield M 20
play in the Golf Tournament.
On Way ~ Canada Mt. and
Mrs Arthur Smith ~ Kansas city,
Mo were tho week end house
guests of MI ami Mrs William
az Perry, 1907 oak Lake Az, N,
They were on their way 10 win.
nencg
Eastern Trip, Mt aod Mta Shell
Cos, iios FStth Az 4, returned
SATURDAY Iuly 10 from a motor
trip through the Eastern states
and Canada tnroute 60 New York
CITY they visited friends Ia Chi.
cage, Fort Wayne md, Buffalo
and Niagara t@lls, New york
In Fort Wayne they visited with
Mr. Wilmer Muliigan and Mr., ana
Mrs Joseph Charleston sunday,
July -, they wefr guests Of Rev
and Mrs James T. Lee, Mr. Multi
van, Rev Lee and Mir CuN were
former members of the Misnisalppi
Gospel -Four Quartet who sang
extensively throughout the United
states and Canada for eighteen
wears They visited friends In New
Work and continued their trip with
Visits in Boston Mass Barre. Yer
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ST. PAIL birthdays

July 20 Ivan Duane Perfect
si7 w Central Av, Mrs. Theodore
Russell, 6a3 Igiehart Az. Leantha
G. 2cno s76 lglehart Az. Mrs
Gladys Williams. 1906 Iglehart
Az hrytis Rosenblooni 6si w
Central Av Mrs Mildred q Ionos
s5i W Central Az
July ~ Ernon Jean Owens
.s72 Dayton Az Lynn Patricia
salter 800 Carroll Az. Jamer
vasgar, 80 Rondo Az: Anthony
White. 99f Carroll Az, Dwayns
Gilbreatb, 97s 81 Anthony Az.
Lloyd Richard Smith 65l 81
Anthony Az
july - Mrs Harold Andrews.
f3f Edmund Ay
July ~ Clarence Duke. Gs2
lgiehart Av Loretta Biakey. zoe
~ Avon; Rosamond Miller. sp9
iglehhrt Az Miss Betty Jean
Hunt pos Carroll Az Mrs Eun
ice Jones sfs Fuller Az
July 80 Prentice n Harris s7s
Marion St. Laverne Benner. ga
Carroll Az cytma Ruth white
727 Thomas Az
July 81 Toby Mart Berry. sos
vs. Central Az
Aug J Mrs Louis Keith. BIZ
" Central Az. Raymond sotelln
$40 N Dale 81 Gregory wagner.
500 Aurora Az
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the desire - care for others. 20
be ~ service "a humankind she
must ~ the type ~ pers5n who
can give sympathy and under.
standing.
Size most acquire thorough
krowlsiRs ~ scientific principles
ard learn - apply these pfiHci-
Pies IN the nursing care " pa
tents
She must have = mature. we'll.
adjusted ferSgnAijtY, essential
for establishing good relation.
ships WITH patisnta, the doc1r
abd other nurses.
dhe ms; ~ s9anA physically,
fer N'hlle nurses have beer re-
lievsd q murh ~ The manual
labor ~ earlier tines, Hafsrg b.
NtiN strenuous
VII npfsiug schools tkka mar
RED 7ifiEg More ard more schools
% nursing accept married stss
dents. ard allow those WIN marry
during their course 10 fhishs
NAM. however. stiil adhere -
the traditional requirement that
nursing student ~ alaglss
Others permit rnarriags IN TIE
final year. While others SIMPLY
Judge saeh ease ind.vldBH ~
Marriage is ore ~ TIE lsatirE
causes % withdfagals from
rufang school Before yog decide
or a particular scho5l y9a sh9a,d
if5g1irs ab0st iss si,itsts toWaf4
rnsrriaEe for Fsadent nurses
Tbs trns 70 De- 4e On rgfs Z
as q career IL whlls yyg are Nis.l
III high sefo0l 70 that A. acsseu
70 pFagyzu givtrz TIE re,sa sefi
courses fer adm.sssS 70 Mars
irg sgklel c4n be Planned ~
tfofsEfnfsi naFalrg schools ygs
0atrs a nigh sehoal d3pjsEEa ~
admission. ard ti,s Gfsal sgs rs.
sgirsrassts are between ~ ard
. pears
n yg4 A. no. qgslfy ~ .
s,asoi ~ prgfcssional narNHg,
Ard gog st8il have a strong desire
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Birthday
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

NfNN%sH ANAN~ y -
July Is Mrs. Mae Davis. 5000
Elliot Az; Marvin Parker Aoa5
Clinton Ay. Kcvin d. sarratt.
Ssf2 Third Az 5 Harold Brewer
Williams, 1879 Flfth Av S. Elmer
Wagner, 9iS Fremont Av n.
July q Lydia f. wardlaw. 4Soo
Third Ay $. Gerald Wagner, ai5
Fremont Az, NJ Alice Landry
1856 Portland Av.: Mrs. Ruth
Landry, 1886 Portland Av
July IS Robert Martin. Ss2s
Firth Av s. Mrs Judson Phillips.
llts Third Ay s., Mrs Ruth Il.
Allen. ssiS Third Ay S; Luarla
Tlnslcy. 1924 Portland Av.
July 30 Mrs. La Vera Robins.
Ss45 Second Av s. Mrs Helen
Underwood. SSi2 Clinton Av; Mr..
E r. Parkins. S6SS Fourth Az.
s, Mrs. Bonisteelle Majors. 100
Aldrich Av N: Douglas l. Owens.
2421 Fourth Az S Mrs. Raymond
Johnson, 4456 Fourth Av. s;
Cecilia Shepherd, 1857 Portland
Az Nancy Linnett Ingram. i52s
Fifth Az. S.
July 30 Il w Walls. 1922 Third
Az s., Mrs Elsie Smith, 3s24
Fourth Az s. Mrs, elsie Crom-
well, sac Smelling: Mrs, Bessie
Helm. 1921 Dupont Az. No.
July 3i--Mrs Lucille shaw
eos Girard Az "; Mrs. Gloria w.
Smith. 20 w 80 ST. Rev Charles
NJ Sexton, st6 Penn Az. ~: Wen
dell Clayton Helm. Jr. 1a2I pu-
pont Av NJ; Beverly Michele
Duekett, 3749 Fifth Az, s,
August l Mrs, Percy Hughes
sr 1929 Firth Av s; Oscar Cleve,
25i7 Riverside Av. Mrs. Neva
Marie Warren. 3645 Clinton Az.
Mrs, G r Burt, 1886 Fourth Az
s. Mrs Alice Brown, 37A0 Fourth
Az s Mr. f G Clardy, 24s7 27th
Ay g.. Mrs william whltesidc
5000 Third Av s.. Aaron Arrados-
do i457 Fourth Az s.. Marian
Webb. aia 18th Az s. Karen
Moore, 40 y SO 81.
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mont, Montreal, ottowa and North
Hay, Canada.
In Virginia. Mr. and Mrs James
Fraotion and sons. Ronnie and
Michael spent their vacation visit.
ING Mr. Fractions cousin. Mrs.
Ruth Hughes His sister. Elisabeth
Chapman ~ Boston Joined them ia
Roanoke and they drove TO Lynch
bars, Va, Holland Va and the
Natural Bridge in Natural Va.
Tho bridge Us one nf the wonders
81 the world, People SO there from
all over 70 see this bridge that
was made by water seeping
through the rocks 60 form Il,
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Walker, $50 Iglehart Az.
Visiting Relatives: Mrs. Carrie
Gardner Williams Of Madison.
Wise. is visiting In the Twin cities
with relatives and friends. At
present she is the house guest OF
her sister and brother-in-law Mr..
and Mrs. Nj J Rhodes. 450l Port.
land Av, Minneapolis.
Just For Fun Contestant; The
Just For Fun Club gave a luncheon
Tuesday, July is at the home OF
Mrs, Jocelyn Collins, 9Is Fuller
Av in honor OF Miss Joyce Hughes.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon
Hughes, S7I6 Fourth Av S. The
Just For Fun Club sponsored Miss
Hughes on her successful entry In
the NAACP Queen Contest.
Taking Daughter Home; Mrs.
David Allen OF Chicago is visiting
her sister, Mrs Ernest johnson.
1927 w Central Av. Her daughter,
Estella Allen. will return home
10 Chicago with her
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WEDDING AsNIvERsAgrrs
81. PAIL

july 20 Hr and Mrs Mslyin
Henderson. $50 ~ Anthony ~
a years
July ~ Mr ard Mrs Martin
Brookins Nsip York CITY. "a
years
July 20 Mr. and Mrs Ezeu
Thomas 5fi " Central Az "a
years
Jaly 81 Mr and Mrs wuHam
washington so Carroll ~ 70
years Nr AMI Mr. TayAs Hanp-
con as Filler A. 10 years
Aug Mr. ard Mrs luther
FN1iford so ~ Anshony A.. I'VE
FsarR
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Social and Personal
= MINNEAPOLIS x

Congratulations; TO Mr. and Mrs r. H. McNeal 7ld1lth
Az D., who We're married 20 years ago today July 90
OF To Ohio; Mr. aud Mrs, Donald w Underwood 4437
ruth Az - left early Tuesday morning July - for nepho4
Ohe TO spend week with Mr Underworld grandmother Mrs
William pepSoo.
Guest OF Brother. Miss Ethelyn johnson Of Omaha Ncb
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WEDDING ANNIyERsARIEs
MINNEAPOLIS

July 70 Mr. and Mrs JOSEPH.
Isarpois 1888 Clinton Az. ~
years
July q Mr. and Mrs Robert
Wynn Jr te0b Flfth Az s..
seven years
July 30 Mr. ana Mru John
Shaw i7ib Oak Park Az ~ is
gears Mr and MR. James Thorn
81 fo57 Second ~ 8 II years
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Social and Personal
4 ST, PAUL


Club Meeting: The Matinee Bridge club met Tuesday July
10 at the home az Mrs Fred Schuck, S44 Fuller Az
Guests were Mrs Mayme Green and Mrs NJ Rhodes Sr
They were given gifts by the hostess
Prizes were won by Mrs William a. Hanna first Mrs
Charles Graham second and the third Mrs Hattie Walker
The next meeting will be August 10 with Mrs Hattie
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out-of ronn nInTlInAYs

out-Of+IOwn BIRTHDAYS
July % Mrs Leona Ewing.
Mason city Iowa.
July 30 Samantha Moore. Chi.
cage. IN
July 81 Whitney Young, Attain
IA Ca Mayme Mcdonald. Excel
sior Springs. Mo.
Aug Quenting Greer. Attain
ia. Ca
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RAMMY nANIa In /.
H for Health
Should YOU .. A nvn.7

Few professions offer young girl much security shoce u
locan community standing sHd personal ratfne2n as 9e nf
ing Yet few othsrs demand the same high qualities
What qualities ard abilities does girl need ~ b" professional
nursf According The National League for Nursing she must have
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om -of rorn nrRrIInAYa

July rs Virginia Thomas. TOP.
cha Kaus
July ~ Earl Weber Jr. wash.
ingion. y Q
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Thousands Of persons have found
enioyment In these columns.
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MAKE A suMMFRs SUNDAY BREAKFAST MrMoRAnIE

MAKE SUMMERS SUNDAY BREAKFAST MEMORABLE
N with country country fare Serve simple but
every pcrct fresh blackberry pancakes with melted
lightly heated maple blended and slices OF
Canadian bacon bouquet" fresh fruits pretty
eentepiccc lovely to look ai well as 10 eat
fragrant coffee accompaniment and with
summer and hrdsongwe its perfect start
week.
u salad OIL melted butter.
4 Gun milk Or melted shortening
cups biscuit mix l fresh biueberries swcetened
3 tablespoons sugar with tablespoons
Butter
Maple blended syrup
Beat eggs until light and fluffy Blend In milk
Add mix and mix just until thoroughly dampcned
Fold in oil or shortening hlueberric Spoon medium
hot INCREASED grdde pulled up and bubbles begin
other side Serve with butter and
Log Cabin Syrup Makes rs 90 20 pancakes.
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