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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
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Nshoy fems
Mrs. w. II. Stutz, At Confederate Home,
Enjoys Reading Herald, Reniniscing

The Intermediate class directed
pv Alra n A Walton YAH made
ura ttere Aonld bn na Silent pH
VT at Thomas Chapel Sunday morn
INK when lavman Herbert Good
nan could not ID present dine ID
Sickness. Members of TIE class oc-
cupicd the pulpit and each read his
iayorlte Bible chapter This was
trcided d.p-nR their class period
ard proved how effective the young
people con- act on short notice
Thr WsC9 me' Ill Thomas Chapel
Wednesday NIGHT The program
Missions in Healing WAS pre-
santed Mcsdamea r. q walton and
NJ Y Dawson gave reports from the
workshop which they attended ~
FarnVille A sunshine basket Vas
planned FOR Mrs w r Bagby.
who has been SICK This was de
nvered To her SUNDAY stu draws
daily d package each from q dif-
fcrcnt friend
Mr and Mrs H. J DaW so q
visited hcr daughter, Mrs- n Y.
Cole. Jr., III Powhatan Sunday. The
grandchildren had inst returned
nom Sunday school where five Of
WY six children had received at
tendance pins.
BOBBY and Steve sandcrson AMI
ioyed a WEEK cnd il and around
WASHINGTON They VISITED Mr. and
Mls Nelson Rice If Falls Church,
and Nhs Abrams IN Alexandria as
veil Us meeting service friends who
mao gust arrived from overseas.
A youth fellowship rccrcational
par'y was eBjoycd III The home OF
MIS- ~ a. Walton, Jr Saturday
Alatt. 1he group WAS entertained II
thc same home for tho regular
worship program
Miss Sunny Martin accompanied
Danny Bird VI VPI, w Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14

Saturday They attended h
General Assembly where his pan
enta. Senator and Mrs, Bird, Of
Bland county were attending.
Miss Matte Hooe, Battle +
Manassas. is approaching her DIST
birthday. April g. Although she has
been paralvled for two years and
finds writing difficult. she ALWAYS
refers ~ what the Farmville Herald
means to her in her letters to her
friends IN Cumberland
Mrs. W P sandcrson VISITED
visited Mrs W 7 STUFF at the
Confederate Home Thursday There
are friends fro III in-and-
Farmville in the home They, too,
enjoy reading the Herald together
and rcmmiscing over bygone hap
pcnlngs-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14

The Cumberland Comfy woman
Club NIL beal 4 report from Alls
t. Fl Hopkins Of the Cumberland
Welfare Department. on the local
welfare program Ms Hopkins will
speak at the regular meeting Of tlle
Wonan's Club Thursday.
Last month Z Armstrong smith
Cumberland High School principal.
spoke to the club on the public
school system.
He broke his talk into three main
sections what's wrong with ihg
public school system what wrong
at Cumberland High School ana
what right Ut Cumberland High
School
In the first category Of What \
wrong with the public school SyS-
fem, Smith pointed out the lack Of
required academic subjects as ono
Of the major faults He quoted
President GlisWaid. OF Yale uniVer-
slty, who pointed 10 the subjects q
young man took III high school not
Cumberland and applied to Yale
for Abundance. In the eleventh
grade the young man took English,
history. tipping. speech, and chorus
In the twelfth grade he took En-
llsh, Journalism, speech. personally
problems and marriage family sc-
lationships. The Vale president is
reported to have sad I'm sorry to
announce this young man Wlll neNeg
be admitted to Vale
Size Important
Smith then quoted pr Bestor. Nj
the University " Illinois vho
pointed to three nlasor fauits ~ the
average public ehool today
u schools have become intoxicated
with size and nave lowered Stan-
dards to get size children are
not encouraged I'd WOOL. haad aad
s. schools abound IN eaSy courses
for easy credit
About ten years aea Smith
said. educators TOOK q ,cok VIZ The
public school system and decided
the pupils needed another year o!
school 81 iaa l2-year system was
started
Smith told the woman club thai
he had hoped tae extra VeaF wouid
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Green Bay


Edward Howell Marker Gas found.
dead Wedne sday niaht Oh the road
between tho highway and his home
THO doctor said Of broken blood
vessel A funeral service was held
Al Bethel church Friday and hq was
buried III tho church cemetery.
Tho burn Lave of Petersburg
Nm and Mrs q W Palmer l.. A.
Love afr~ Mrs walter Bowman at-
tended the burial 81 B A. Love at
Is nbmdec Wednesday.
Thc Christian Womcns Fellow
ship met Az TIE church FRIDAY
night
Nh ana NTrs S. G Wihnouth. Of
Lynchbufs, were Sunday supper
guests y hcr father jim Collins.
and Miss Thclna Collins
JACK owen of Richmond. spent
Weak cnd before last With Ills par
eats Mr. and Mrs T. V Owen.
Ml aud MRS r B. Price, Of
| Greensboro, N C. were recent
Sunday guests Of NTr ana Mrs. H.
A lIaVenS.
Mr ana Mrs 6 WI Palmer Wcrc
at Richmond Thursday
MIS-. George Q Pethls. Of KEYS
ville, MAS Thursday overnight
guest oi NUS } Il Nunnally.
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neople in the county
SMuh quoted figures showing THAT
Cumberland ranks 4Ith In ability to
support public schools. yet the
c1unty ranks second IN effort Of all
the 20 counties IN Virginia This
speakS well Of the people of Cum
beFland county, h. said
Smith also recommended That tho
school parents work harder to see
that The child comes to school pre-
pfaed fol- MS work and that the
child Should be encouraged ID take
lhe program that his aptitude and
future need indicate
WHAT'S Right
In reviewing what S right at Cum
bertrand High Smith pointed ont
three major things. II excellent
faculty. , satisfactory scope OF
courses. and - well-behavcd stu
dNnt body.
Smith stated that there IN not
a single substandard certified
teachcf on the faculty, and The
faculty is a eongenlal one with
members who work well together
have good dispositions. know thoil
subject matter and like children
He said The scope Of offering is
meeting the need Of the pupil Al
the present time acadenically, VI
catonaIly and commercially
Smith SAID The size Of the schoo
with 2nQ pupils Is the IDEAL slze for
children TO attend Since each chile
IS known to every faculty member
and the teachers ante always avail
able ID counsel with any W the
cAlldrcn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14

London. England The Moscow
radio announced recently that the
Soviet Union haa solved the nrob-
lenl Of returning rockets u earth
and now was working on how 10 re-
turn experimental animals and I'M
strutnents
II said that even before Tie dog
carrying second artificial satellite
was launched Nov 8. Russian sien-
tists had fired animals 1870 miles
high
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
Oak Forest

Hatm4tt yoaH.u~ q Richmond
VISITED MI ana MIS- Everett And
erSon Thursday morning
Ar aid aigs ] Gordon smith
and Robbie and jimmy Smith. 81
Richmond, visited MIR aid Mrs W.
s Anderson Sunday,
: wayne Anderson of Cumberland
t1sited friend S ID Richmond The
past week end
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-16

Mcknight The nCNt regular meet
ms win Do saturday luns li with
Mrs Mcknight as hos,css at her
homie $50 FNluer Az
Mother Daughter Reception Aud
real Delta Stigma Theta sorority
VIII sponsor Mother pauRhtcr
Reception aud Tea op Sunday May
rs Tor members and their moth
cts ot the Delta interest group
Those Interested In Delta CrIp).
az The home " Mrs Charles Fned
man Ssi iglehau Az The hours
arc lum 9 to q pm The Ttp
group u sponsored ~ Mrs Joyce.
bn whttcn An prospective mem
beers are asked Go come out and
srt acquainted with this group
white enjoying q pleasant artct
noon
Maids a Matronsi Mrs Donald
Brady sr, 1900 INtth Az s. Min
ncapalia win be hostess Go the
Twin City Matds and Mnttana
Bridge club on SATURDAY May H.
az her homr
Club Hostess Mrs Lafayette
t1cids win hc hostese "a the Rreak
fast ri0aeblr ymb on saturday
May A. at he's home so9 ~ An
thnny Az
surprised un Mothers Day Mrs
Ioaeph Combs olb Thomas Az
was the recipient ~ lovely
Mothers Day rift and surpiisc
treat BY hor nephew Douglas
Green on sunday May ~ Mr.
Green was hast to MI and Mrs
Comhs aud Mr and Mrs Porter
Nbaykelfofi AZ lunch and q motor
u1p 20 Lake Mile Lao
kpdisc club Tho Zodiac club
hela itH regular monthly meeting
At the home % MrH Dolprca Reed
saa lnlrhaH Az on Friday even
nag May Plans for money
raising project for The lattcr past
~ the month were dlhrusaob MrH
Margaret sharpe dv3 CARROT Az
win be hostess a. the nest meet
tHE June ~
Visiting In Washington Mira
PRANK Thomas nlb Thomas Az is
two weeks IN Washing
Ron. nc, visiting her brplhvfin
luw and sister Nj aud Mira Yer
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leonard Madden To
Scottish Rite Meet
La Piftahuruh Pu.

Leonard G Madden. 1852 Firth
Az s., director Of the Neal run,
erai Home ieft by plane Saturday
May 10 for Pittsburgh, Pa
Nj Madden Is attending the an
nual session Of the United sup.
RENE Ancient and Accepted Scot
tish Rite Free Masonry, Prince
Hall Atnhauon, Northern Juraadie-
ton which convened in Pittsburgh
May II, ~ and IS
Mr. Madden received the g3rd
degree in Masonry on Monday
May ~
Other 3ard degree Masonz "a
Minnesota are Raymond Cannon.
Minneapolis attorney John r.
Lawrence Most worshipful Grand
Master for Minnesota John Fat,
ton Charles . Doty and Hobart
r Mitchell 81
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rice Miller they are the house
guests Of Mrs Milton, 65 ST,
Marys Ay S 4, Mrs, Young and
Mrs Brazil viii leave for their
respective homes on Friday May
Is, Mrs Young is former resi-
dent Of Minneapolis and has en-
joyed renewing Old friendships
They have been extended many
social courtesies, including lun.
cheoas, dinners and sightseeing
tours during their visit
Out or Hospital; Mr., Claud
Lytle S545 Fourth Av s.. Is con-
vslescing at home after spending
five days in Veterans hospital
where he was taken Tor treatment
after an attack % pneumonia. Mr..
Lyle is much improved and well on
the road to recovery.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BrKrHnAYs

May n Albert + Ranham Jr-
III Carroll Av Mrs w II Tay-
lor, 75g ST. Anthony Av; Mrs
Alcue Mcmillan, l7t W Central
Az, stephen Bennett, sT2 st An
tnoBy Av, Mrs Roosevelt Mo
carly bg7 Rondo Az, Ellwood
Williams. a22 n Avon So.
May IS Agnes G Bethel. 5ii
Rondo Az. Gertrude Freeman.
Ttt 81 Anthony Az, Mrs Craig
Williams. fOS Carroll Az: Mr.
William Massie. a92 rglehart Az,
Mrs IAlNau Finley AIS Roudo
Az. Mrs George Davis, 905 Ron
90 Az.
May 10 David Edga, pcttiford,
s97 Carroll Az Mrs. 10 Ann Brad
ley. 76s Carroll Az
Mcy 20 Mrs Frances Humburd,
723 Rondo Az, Constance I'm.
SIS Carroll Az.
May p Mrs William Godette.
62s st Anthony Az, Thomas
Clemens, tsg Bondo Az. John
Banks Jr, 7o5 Igishart Az Mrs
Earl Grover s3g Rondo Az, Laur.
eta Foster. $40 Rondo Az, Ed
ward c. Bruce, $50 IglehaFt Az,
May 20 Mrs. Dolly CrIahshan,
aI0 Fuller Az. A n shAyers 300
~ 81 Adams Mabel stephens,
a73 RGndo Az. Maurice Duke.
6sz fRIchart Az; sonya Marie
shoffner. s3e So Anthony Az:
Mrs Hyland A. Stokes. 1922 Dora
Lane Mrs Fred Law III R9ndo
Av Ar O o McGec. en- Rondo
Az Martha Anderson, ESQ Houdo
Av william - Grey 6sg igishart
Az Patsy poid 70I Carroll Az.
Mrs Mildred Duran1 ib8t Tim
beIlake "a
May ~ Lawrence Whtmore
300 Rgndo Av Mrs Ruth fiick.
nan 7s3 Fuller Az
out-Of Town BIgTtDAys
NINSEAPOIIS
May II Ars Emma Elmmn,
sfilwa1Isec. wiu
May ~ Marguerite Ba0iin,
Kansas city Kans
May 20 Mrs n Abcrnatiy.
Kansas city Mo
May ~ George " Johnson
Washington. DC. Arr Csreios
Wright Omahs Web
May 70 John MguItris. Chicago
III
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NEDDIN. ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

May II Mr. and Mrs John
Nellie, 3a4s Third Az 3 ~ years
May 10 Mr and Mrs Albert
True. 30Os Third Az 3. n years
May ~ Mr. and Mrs Albert
Banham Jr 3sis Smelling AZ.
three years Mr. and Mrs Robert
bye 1855 Smelling Az three years.
Mr. and Mrs Benuie Owens, 100
Fremont Az ~ three years
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RtN picturesque FcAtANk y hNp7
etng fountain at the foot Of the
stairs with rcd RISES floating a.
its base and cncsrvlcd with ferns
added an elegant note
The viyaetous Mrs James ray.
Tor was commentator for the show
Background music was provided
by Runs Webster while the yRr,
Gus modes were being displayed
with STYLES galore 10 flatter every.
oue ia the audience the themise
sheath balloon sisirtcd fashions,
after five costumes, and designers
suits ana coats
Small Fry fashions were capa
bis modelled by Janean and nchra
Gooden wearing pink dacron and
polished cotton froeks with hauf
FAINT skirts, Philip Patterson IN
yellow checked butcher liner three
piece play SUIT made by hiss mother,
Mrs Robert NJ Patterson, Charles
and Bruce Nichols in drip drs
sports suits, Penny and LINDA
Nichols demure in white nyion
dresses enhanced with rcd shoes
white glove ana bags and james
Taylor lr in his Ivy League sport
Jacket aud trousers showed what
the well rounded wardrobe Coz the
youngsters ahound include
Showing what "a high style for
tho teen eagor was Leslie Gambol
IN chemisc sailor dress featur
ing navy blue top white pleatod
skirt and blue accessories, while
Carolyn Smith was chic Ia black
knit slacka black and white strip.
"a knit blouse with rcd shoes aua
gondolh hat
Lawrence simmons n Erry
stripe wool suit John Fmmct
Young in bnauu wv league
coat trousers cap and shirt and
Nh Edward Nichols ~ n a black
gutawBy coat black and grey
striped trousers modelled the lat
ast iu mems fashions
Fashions cor milaBy tor inform.
"a wear were shown by Mira touar
Gobicu IN a yellow linen dress
with grey Jacket Mrs lllpan Hil
euEer Ia a beige ailk suit wldr
sailor hat and leather Mutation
pumps Mira Christine johnson iD
q brown and white surah silk three
piece Jacket dress, her own cron
tlau aE1 brown straw hat, beige
bag and brown Hhara Mrs An.
tulncita Hughes Amen In a blue
brosadod chcmise drcsa seycnDu
sted with an exciting new hair
style created by Helen Allen. with
flowers ia her hair with rose
painted with gold paint as back
interest al presented oyc appeal
ing portraits
For lurche0uH and early after
noon affairs. Mrs Viola Madden
wearing a sunhaked orange tayou
lined chrmlHc with white ron roll
Lar butioned down the back and
white brim hat trimmed N orange
Mfs BaloHEer IN grey Hilk tweed
sheath grey and black = length
coat white straw derby bat while
Mrs nddress pudgeou ~ a biscR
sheer wool dressmaksr suit with
white mink collar accseaorized
with black patent shooa matching
bag white hat and gloves ard
Mrs. Josephine oden in gisnor.
oua black cashmere coat and black
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May 20 Harold Mayes. Toi
Humboldt, Az N Margaret Jehn
son 3stl clinton Ay Mas Robert
Jackson 1891 10 Az s. Donald
Turner Jra 1l07 Emerson Ay
n Wlmam Commodore Jr. $40
irving Az ~
May ~ Joseph Young 1929
First Az s Mn rhercas Joaos,
zoos Emerson Az n Mrs Fred
Anderson. 1912 Bryant Az n
May - Arthur Lyons. do7
Bryant Az NJ Pascal J Cam
modore 1854 Bryant Az N Mag
daleno Jones', 1908 Olson Blvd
Media Burnett, $500 Fourth Az
$ Lorenza Erns. S6os Firth Az
s Keith Thompson. 500 Bryant
Az. NJ
May "a Miss Bessie Jackson
5000 Second Av r.. William Mad
ison. 1900 Portland Az
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MrSNEApoI.Is nrErrmAYs

Nay II Bari GnRaby sr s7s
AI8rch Az y Burs Csrrnicf.asl
81 sTa Flnb Az 8 Mrs. Viva
Jean Webb s01s Thri Az 81
mrz Rgth Lrwir 9o44 clrtem
Az atsa y Patricia AIien ssis
Portland Az Nrn R1aa T. VII
Slams 2pi5 "a Az p
May - fgaG1s Burt ISIS n
~ 3 Lana asyes 70i Humboldt
Az X 9r Gertrude Palms,
1904 Bryant Az "
May - Harry R'sckssB ifis
Tars ~ g Mrs. ceos3ia FoYd
ssg2 Fourth A. ST. Mrs. n.
Tramas zsfS cfn4rs ~ Yrs
psa Hayes ~ A8rrh ~ =
Charles Rratth 20 LyFsiaie ~.
~ UsthaE3ei WaIkrr 81 ss45
Tffh ~ a Eayr8n1 = Wal
lacs lsfs gasung ~ Hsrisy
Morris s7s A88nrh ~ -
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- ana MISS IhOlma Oldham OF
a9os Firth Av s. left BY motor
for Dayton, O.. to visit Miss Old
hams mother and family. They
viii also visit in Detroit ana Tus-
keege Ala while on vacation.
They VIII be away for three weeks.
Club Hostess; Mrs. Harold Car
ter 1923 Third Av s. was hostess
10 the Minneapolis Birthday Club
on Saturday evening May 10
Games were enjoyed and prices
won by the Mines Thaddeus
James Bert Dawson and Albert
Allen Jr A social hour and the
serving of tasty refreshments CON
cluded The pleasant evening Mrs.
Frederick Jones viii be hostess at
the next meeting on June "a at
her home. 1882 Fourth Az S.
New Address; Mrs Dorothy
Thompson and children formerly Of
1919 Clinton Az arc now greeting
their friends at their new address,
40l2 Oakland Av
Meeting Date Set: The Smart
Set Club Of Bethesda Baptist
church has postponed their reg.
ular meeting date until june 10,
AZ which time Mrs Dorothy
Thompson will be hostess at her
home, 4ol2 Oakland Az.
VIII Leave For Home: Mrs. Rose
Young Of Portland. Ore. who has
been visiting relatives and friends
in the city for the past three
weeks, was Joined by her daughter,
Mrs Maggie BRAZIL OF New York
CITY, who is spending the week
with her mother sister, Mrs Ar
iene Milton and aunt. Mrs Beat
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NEW AIR FORCE
FINANCE 8 ACCOUNTING
OFFICER TAXES OVER

First Lieutenant William =. Par
son recently assumed the duties Of
Finance and Accounting officer
for the 2i65th Air Base Group
Captain Earnest J. Meggison.
former 2405th Comptroller and
Finance officer has been assigned
to Okinawa
The base and the Twin city
area are not new 10 Lieutenant
porson Tie was assigned here two
and a hail years ago and worked
in Finance section as an enlisted
man with the rank Of Technical
Sergeant
Lieutenant Parson graduated
from officers Candidate School
i'm June 1866, After completing
rs weeks az the Disbursing or.
ficera School he was assigned 20
Korea
A native Of Chicago, III, It.
Parson has more than ten years Of
military service
lie resides with his wife Sidney
e., and three children. William 8
Z years Old Mary r. 4. and Car
olyn L. two years old. at SIS lyle
hart Av
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former Charlotte Perfect and
native ST pauntc
onEa Bowers Mrs Bowers "a tho
More than 4gO pounds OF pa.
pcr and raporhaard ARE used each
year hy every person Ia the us.
Kaye Coates. ~ionN Falls n u,
correspondent makes Twin Citians
~ Minnesota close ai,in 60 the
folks In the South Dakota met
rnpolis
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and green street aress with match
ing hat and black accessories
showed the chic tor the season ana
Jar into summer
The garden party afternoon tea
and cocktail party fashions were
shown hy Mrs tousc Goedcn Ia
lavender tafteta fancy pants
with lavandct oyrrsl,irt and purple
strap sandals Mira odcn ia royal
bite honKaliur harrell dress suede
shoes and imported necklace trom
France Miss Sandra Anderson la
a waltz lcuGth gown win match
ing accessories Mrs Viola Mad
zen Ia blue silk print Nathan
strong original fashioned m the
latest balloon style drama'iEcd
with a trtgklc OF rhinestone and
crystal aet ali showed high fashion
atNlc
While Mrs Maxine Jones in a
white goataktn FUN length coat
with puahsup dolman sleeves lined
Ia red satin with matching satin
hat and shoes Miss saudra Jean
Anderson IA a bhia ailI, print chem
Use, Mrs Christine lohnaou IN a
dyed crmtne coat covering a love
" blue tapestry hrosabcd gown, al
designed by Mrs Johnson, Mrs.
lrma Maztngo IN a white lace drosa
ia heautinh white hat created
by Adellne Adams Mrs BalcnFcr
M black chiffon run sldrted dress
With tucked midrff dfamatifcd
with black hacAle feather wig
and Mrs Eddresa pnFeon IN a
beautiful black Chantilly lace over
aoah three tiorrd bailcuna iongth
dress were typical ~ what the well
dressed lady wcars after five
OF spectacular interest were The
unique hats worn by Mrs Raleugor
and Mrs Maslugu which we've
dreamed and fashioned into reality
rs Mira Aiolinr Aiama
Mrs John Patton one of the
organizers o. Alpha wives. Eavn a
bflof history ~ the organization
The clever script used by the com
men'aior MAS written by Mrs
Prince Simmons vice president
Following the fashion rRtrava
Eanza the apprauiatiyn audience
enjoyed tea from an pttraetivcly
appointed table with iia Italian
utwork white linen cloth conferred
with q aoni arrangement ~ pink
and wiato anapdagous pink tulips
and greenery between twin sets of
silver candicgticls hnbiinH pink
spiral tapofH
Dainty refreshments carrying
uut the pink and white color motif
iu silver trays and silver teB ana
coffee services adorned each end
Mrs Thomas johnson and Mrs
William Caaaiua presided AZ the tra
ta6ie
Mira fufus Webster, general
chairman and her committee com
poacd II ArH Maurice tiuwcll and
Mrs Charles Nichols directed the
affair
Mrs william Casnua IL prou
dent ~ Alpha Wives
Letters 10 the Editor" ~ this
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Back Home: Mrs James Campbell 1888 Portland Av is
pack home after spending three weeks Kansas City
visiting her mother, Mrs. W. Moods and family
Out OF Hospital James F. Sims 1917 Fifth Az s who has
been patient in Mt Sinai hospital now convaleseug at
home.
Visiting In East Mrs Louis W johnson 1887 Second Az
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TEA AND FASHION SHOW is
FEATURE OF MOTHERS DAY HERE
n SHEPARD
nv JESSIE SHnPARD

beautiful answers e. what 60 the party, afternoon bridge
club meeting church shown during the presentation
Fabulous Fashions For IS the initial Fashion Show and
Mothers Day Tea By Alpha Wives Sunday afternoon May H.
from 10 pm,
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Social and Personal
& 81 PAU

Laissez nous,faire Bridge Club, Mrs unyo Gum was
hostess the laeg are Bridge club SATURDAY May
AZ her home isa giehart Az Members enjoyed delccabe
lunch preceding bridge Winning praes Tor high
Mrs Gupu rs Mrs q L. Alexander second and Mrs Burie
Carmichael Sr, third Consolation prize went SO Mrs X
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WEDDING ANNItpRsAHIEs
At. PAUL

May II Mr. and Mrs Edgar
William Owens 215 Rgndo Az. II
years
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You can he sure that advertisers
In this paper want and APPRECI.
ATE your patronage.
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out-Of Town BIRTHDAYS
ET pATFI

May - mrs Theodore y Nix
on Cleveland Ohio.
May ~ Mrs Lallsn q Burris.
LYn Angeles Calf
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The Way you get experience
quickly Ia 90 start looking TOR
something else" Barry SUN.
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DINNER MENU FOR SPRING

DINNER MENU FOR SPRING
Broiled shad or shad-ros lemon
sections, buttered fresh asparagus.
parsIeyed new potatoes. tomato &
cucumber salad. french dressing
instant chocolate tarts'. hot or
iced coffee,
INSTANT CHOCOLATE TARrs
2 cups cold milk
1 package chocolate instant pud.
ding mix
o tart shells
METHOD. Pour milk into mix
ing bowl Add pudding mix and
beat slowly with egg heater iust
until well mixed about I minute
DO not oyerbest. mixture will be
thin Pour az once into tart shells
and let stand 20 set takes about
10 minutes Garnlsh with tender
thin TAXED cocouut. chopped al
monds or whipped cream, Makes 9
servings
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Speaking % farm products
cornstalhs can be used 60 make
snd grain for making
synthetic rubber