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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-04-03

Civic, neighborhood, service
church, sci hool, educational
garden, community, business
and industrial groups are urged
to join in the campaign. There
will be something for each per-
son, each group to do. T h y
may seek their own assign
ments or pick up a suggestion
or two from a manual prepared
for the project.
Pages in the manual are
confined to groups, or individ-
uals, and copies Of any partic-
ular page may be had at City
Hall.
The Cleanup got its initial
start Wednesday, March 25th
at a meeting in City Hall pre-
sided over by William Boise,
assistant to the city manager,
and Robert Moore, administra-
tive assistant, in the absence
Of Tom Murry, chairman of
the city's continuing cleanup
committee who is on vacation.
Each group is being re-
quested to keep Mr.. Moore and
Mr.. Boise (MU. 1-5020) in
formed as to what project they
will undertake.
Already the Taylor-Euclid
Property Owners Civic Asso-
citation is setting aside one
week during which they will
give their area a cleanup
treatment.
A letter from Curtiss Lee
Smith, president of the Cleve-
land Chamber of Commerce in
dicated the Cleveland Cleanup
campaign will be held May
7-14.
Otto Swancar Of the Fire
Department reported that OF
SO requests to property owners
last year TO make necessary re
pairs TO their properties, 80
responded.
One eyesore soon to be re-
moved, reported Mr.. Swancar,
is the old house at Taylor and
Terrace rd. Condemned by the
city it is TO be replaced with
an apartment.
Police 1t. O'Brien stated
that one of their big problems
is broken pop bottles, and they
are requesting merchants to
cooperate by asking pop buy
ers to refrain from breaking
the bottles on the street.
Girl Scouts VIII take over
the distribution Of posters, re-
ported Mrs. Rusnak.
All organizations having bull
letins are TO he asked 10 carry
the Cleanup cooperation and
dates.
Miss Miller is arranging a
display of materials on garden
ing and home improvements at
the main and branch libraries
to assist homemakers.
Mrs. Roy Miller reported or
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-04-03
Former Resident
Is Concert Master

Allen Martin. SON Of Mrs.
Lillian Martin, 14121 Ardena.l
ave-, is the concert master Of
the Parma Symphony Orches-
ira. He made his solo debut at
a concert given March 30th in
the Garfield Heights High
School. Allen is a graduate Of
Shaw and of the Cleveland In
stitute of Music.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-04-03
Kirk Drama Class
Plans Skinner PLAY

The dramstics department OF
Kirk Junior High School, under
the direction Of Albert Martin,
is preparing to present Open
ing Night" on April 10th. The
play, written by Corneia Otis
Skinner. shows the experiences
of a star on opening night Of
new production,
In the cast viii De Barbara
Sickle, Joe DeLeese, BeJh
Swanson, Carole Raymont,
Barbara Allen. Rita Riendeau,
Laurel Sillag. Marty Gottron.
Pat Balmenti, Eileen Berlin and
Barbara Guyer.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-04-03

the prelude and postlude as
well as the hymns Christ the
Lord is Risen Today" by Wes-
ley, and "Thine is the Glory
by Handel. The Rev. VIM. E
Towner will use But How
Does the Story End ?" as topic
for his Easter Message.
The prelude will be The
Trumpets Shall Sound" from
Handles messiah" and the
postIude will be "Marche Vail
lant' by koepke.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-04-03
Reject Zone
Change For
Supermarket

Holding that a supermarket
on the Walworth property on
the north side of Euclid ave.
between Wymore ave. an d
Eastman st. would create a
serious traffic situation, and
furthermore, would extend the
business frontage already two
and half times more than a
city of 10000 persons is ex-
Dected to support. the Zoning
Board of Appeals on Tuesday
refused to rezone a portion Of
the lot to accommodate pro-
posed supermarket.
Mr.. Webster summed up the
Zoning Boards decision as fol-
lows:
The proposed extension of
the retail zone for the Wal
worth property would require
a change in zoning from w
to a U3 district.
Section 85B of the Charter
of the City Of East Cleveland
provides that zoning shall in
clude provisions to promote the
public health, safety, convent
ence, prosperity and general
welfare: to protect residence
sections, to prevent congestion,
and to increase trade and in
dustrial efficiency, etc. In this
case. the traffic problem Gre
ated would be a serious one
with both Of the entrances and
exits on Euclid ave-. conges-
tion would be increased and
the public safety woold be ad-
versely affected. In the second
place. the City Of East Cleve-
land is already provided with
retail business areas, and to
increase the afount of U3I
zoned districts wohld not, in
the opinion of this Board, pro-
mote the general welfare of
the city as a whole.
Property owners from East
ham had filed a protest peti-
tion and also spoke against the
appeal at the hearing, in which
the Killeen Realty Company
was the appellant.
killeen, as leasee of the lot.
has received a firm proposal
from the Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company to devel-
ope the frontage for a single
supermarket 160x134 feet, and
with an adjoining l74-space
parking lot.
Representing the realty firm, |
William Burton, an attorney,
explained that during the past
ten years the company had
made every effort to find a |.
use for the lot that would be
acceptable to the city.
To sustain this statement, he
presented two persons who had |
analyzed the location, Herbert /
S. Stenger, a project engineer
for the Austin Company, and
Edwin F. Faulhaber of the
Fraser Realty Co.
Mr.. Stenger reported that
their study found the area not
to industrial use be-
cause of the small site and its
limitations, and the
central location which called
for caution as to type of in
dustry that could be considered
because of smoke, wastes, and
other factors that go along with
industry. Parking space was
one.
Mr.. Faulhader stated that in
their study as to the possibility
Of a dwelling unit, they found
present costs would not merit
the investment.
When the board attempted
to learn on what the property
valuation was based, Mr.. Faul-
hader explained that value de-
pends on how much the land
will earn; and that the current
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-04-03

CLEANUP
East Cleveland's continuing
Cleanup Committee is going to
stage its biggest city-wide
cleanup this Spring.
East Cleveland is not alone
in the problem of keeping the
city neat in appearance, OF
striving for a goal Of City
Beautiful. 1t is not the worst
on the list, but it could easily
be the best-if everyone really
made the individual effort
needed.
Here and now every property
owner should take a good look
at his own premises. What does
it need? What can be done?
Merchants will profit by at
tempting to see their place OF
business through the eyes of the
person who walks into it for
the first time. What does that
customer see? What are his
impressions Is it orderly,
clean?
Too many sidewalks about
town are in need of a combined
broom and hose treatment.
Several parking areas could
follow suit.
Believe it or not. there are
still Christmas trees lying about
in yards, on porches. Haul them
10 the curb for the next city
pickup of rubbish. If undecided
as to procedure call City Hall.
Last Sunday an eastbound
motorist on Euclid ave. tossed
banana out on the street. The
license is listed TO an East
Clevelander.
This grand venture will also
suggest adding landscaping and
flowers to bring even more
beauty to the city. The current
vogue for indoor and outdoor
planters Is a good one. Keep
them gay with blossoms, too.
You know. habit is a good
thing if the habit is good. Let's
all resolve to cultivate the habit
Of city consciousness that in
cludes a city beautiful. We al
ready have it when it comes to
community service. Municipal
administration. our awareness
of rising problems and our
eagerness to meet them Alright.
An overall picture of East
Cleveland along about July first
should show an amazing i'm
provement IN the local scene.
1t takes work. 1t takes patience.
Everyone is sprucing up for
Easter. Wearing apparel will
be new or fresh from the clean
ers. Cars will be shining. Homes
are bein" given cleaning.
Ditto the Churches.
But: what about that side
walk in front Of your place of
business or your home. Wouldn't
it be in keeping to give it a
sweeping at closing time Satur-
day, including the gutter for
once. | suppose it would be ask
ing too much TO top off the job
with hosing.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-04-03
Democrats Meet

Fourth Ward Democrats are
holding meeting at Town
House, 1861 Euclid ave-, We'd
nesday, April 9th at s o'clock.
Ward Leaders Ben McDonnoId
and Miss Virginia Gentle in
vite all Democrats and all
others interested to come and
hear the candidates who will
sneak.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-04-03
Hope Lutheran

Hope Lutheran Church will
have two services on Easter
Sunday. The sunrise service
will be at $50 a. m. and the
Easter Festival service al
i0:45 a. m. Rev. Clyde A.
Miller's sermon subject will be
"The Dawn" Sunday school
will be at 9:15 a. N. A nurs-
cry will be provided for small
children at the 10:45 service.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-04-03
CALL NEWS
to
pO. 1873
City Plans AN-Out
Cleanup Campaign
Starting May 3rd

East Cevelands 1858 Cleanup, Paint-up, Light
up, Fix-up Campaign is going to be the biggest ever
if plans of the citys Continuing Cleanup Committee
succeed. And succeed they will, with every one
participating
The dates will be May 3-17 giving two weekends
to add to the available hours to the task
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-04-03
CAR WASH

Senior Youth Fellowship of
Windermere Methodist Church
will have a car wish Saturday
at Windermere NJ e h o d s t
Church parking lot from $40
to 500 o'clock. Please call GIL
1-1464 for appointment.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-04-03
L H Is
"
I II A 1
In East Cleveland
CLEANUP

CLEANUP
East Cleveland's continuing
Cleanup Committee is going to
stage its biggest city-wide
cleanup this Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

general once work, filinS, operate
Legible handwriting and GOOD
telephone voice required, Per-
manent position, small once, ems
pIoys BENEFITS BENEFITS. Phone pI 7-4o6s
OFFICE TRAlNEE, COLLEGE grad..
ys., learn saving and loan work,
good opport. ST. $500
Electronic Technician 500 wk,
once Clerk, type; beginner $50
ii6i n Y pH Ave- NV s0n rs. s sssS
OIL BURNER ME-
CHANIC-AN OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR A COM
PETENT, SOBER MAN
WITH A WELL : ES-
TABLISH ED COM.
PANY. PERMANENT
POSITION, GOOD
WAGES, PAID VACA-
TION AND OTHER
COMPANY BENEFITS.
CALL HO. 2-1600 FOR
APPOINTMENT.
OIL BURNER sERVICEMAN. exper.:
permanent position; TOP wages,
3 CO.. 9th s.. a MichirsMnG ave. ne
ODED ATOD
Experienced on motor-grader. Call
r. 2. LATIMER, Jr.. JU. $4,000.
OPTICAL BENCHMAN, experienced
for clinic; | month paid vac. per
year, liberal sick-leave policy, free
medical care. insurance and pen
sion plan. EX. 3-593s.
PAINTERS. experienced: new con-
struction. Report to Job, ALDEN
CONSTRUCTION. Ashburton, North
town I'd. see paint foreman.
PAINTER, spray and brush COM
bination; new work; car preferred.
Call SAM ROSNER, WI. 2-3620.
PAINTERS, experienced only, report
ready to work, an; rear Of 400
Upshur 81. NV, HERSH DEC. CO.
PAINTER, colored, well exper., have
own transportation. Call 10
l-0943.
PAINTER. Industrial spray paint
exper.. to $3.50. CAREER EMPL.
5213 Baltic. Hyatt. WA. $4,000.
PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERs,
MORE RENovA;T1NaGs Di Co. A 1873 $
18th st. NV.
PARKING LOT ATTENDANT =
drive; exper. not nee. See Mr.
sCHUMAN. S604 Fenton ST., 6. 8.
Nd.
PARTS CLERK for small appliance
shop in Falls Church store. Apply
c. A. LEPPERT. al4 Eye st. NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

nosPITAL. AND MEDICAL INsUR-
n seet mai iesas sSResna Excel,
oppor for ambitious men 20 qualify
a. agency managers in offces TO
be opened within the next 90 days.
Bested Lifetime renewals on all
business written. Apply Monday
bet 10 and ~ am, Ind Floor,
o1kb r. l. ave ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
-PRINTING STATESMAN

Opportunity for younE man with
some printing sales eyper IN be-
come associated with a well Ps.
tablished Wash. arm, Indicate aee,
education background and preV-
Gus employment. Box 325-T Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

PHONOGRAPH RECORD SALES
MAN. retail experience preferred.
or will train an aggressive per-
son; good future. Call NO. 7-0635
for appointment.
PHOTOGRAPHER. salaried position
with nationwide company, No
kidnapping. Call CO. 5-232g for
appointment after 5 pm. ewes.
PHOTOGRAPHER needs expert
eneed caller. Top pay. Mr.. AN
DREWs. WE. 5-O1S3.
PHOTOGRAPHER needs production
MOVE eHOToGRAPHER's, BIS
18th 81. NV ~
PLASTERER. soc. sec. ret. steady
owner at moderate wage. Box
PLASTER OR SCRATCH MAN, ex-
perienced only: steady work. Call
for appointment. JU. S-5070.
PLUMBER HELPER, experienced;
d C. permit; 3OO6 oeorsia ave.
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS-New
construction: apply at 3471 Wash.
blvd. or call IA. 2-1149 or ia.
b-lcSd.
PLUMBERS AND sTEAMFITTERs
Must be experienced: must have
d. c. drivers permit. Apply
STANDARD PLUMBING a. HEAT
ING, 1907 14th st. NV.
PLUMBERS-Must read plans: we
need men who want year-round
work. This ad is due to increase
in volume Of work. II you are a
fioater do not apply. Call WA.
1855 weekdays, s TO 3.
PL iMBERs AND HELPER, exper,
in new work; steady work; good
pay. ACME PLUMBING AND
HEATING. Tu. 2-3625.
PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERs,
50 per hr. on non-union work to
qualified mechanics. Call May
fair 2-1122 or Walker 4-4775, or
apply Monday morning, 1919
Colesville I'd. JOHN 7. LANE,
JR.
PLUMBER must have experience in
remodeiing. repairs and hot-water
heat; top wages: no trifiers or
drinkers RA. 3-212s.
PLUMBERS, iobbing and remodel
ing; must have d. c. drivers per-
NIT and ref: steady employment;
family group ms. avail. Apply
GEORGE p WARNER 4 CO..
1918 9th st s.w.. ST. 3-34s9.
PORTER. coIored. to do cleaning in
apartment house, also to do some
switchboard and elevator work,
must be experienced and have IL
cense. Steady work, vacation with
drinkers BOX 264-v. Star.
PORTER, DELIVERY. 4 to 10 pm.
daily: over 81: Nd. permit: 81
per hour. DISTRICT HEIGHTS
PHARMACY. fO54 Marlboro pike.
District Heights. Nd. RE. 6-6050.
PORTERS for club: work consists
q setting up for parties, general
apply u mot qualified. IA. 10000,
Ext. 4l49. ask for Mr.. FRANK.
PORTER, coLORED with switch
board and elevator exper. THE
EDDYsTONE. 1901 Vermont ave
NV
PRESS BRAKE OPERATOR. expert
enced preferred. Apply in person
only to Mr.. collins, HARCO
EQUIPMENT CORP. 2473 Sher-
man ave. NV.
PRESsERS (2l-6 pm. 10 10 pm,
Non; throuEh Fri. OIL. 6.9040
PRINTER, compositor. to invest
money In established print shop as
S SSoETkvlnSs A.. partner. Reply Box
PRINTER, floor man; must be eood;
day situation. over scale; union
shop. NE. S-22l5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
INSURANCE SALESMAN
Fabulous Opportunity
Salary $500 Plus

ss-year-old company, ordinary
tious salesman to service current
leads from financial institutions.
Please state full qualifications In
letter to be held in strict conf
dence. Our star advised Of this nd
Rox 3(l5-V star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN

Immediate opening for
full-time or part.time sales
man, experienced with resi-
Dental selling in Alexandria
vicinity. Excellent oppor-
tunity on commission basis
TO develop resales in asso-
citation with realtor-builder
OF over 1000 homes in this
rea. Call Mr.. LEE at SO.
$4,000; weekdays 9-5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

PARTS CLERK for small appliance
shop In Falls Church store. Apply
c. A. LEPPERT. aI4 Eye st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
PURCHASING
AGENT

CONSTRUCTION co.
Must be experienced in heavy con-
struction. purchasing. capable.
energetie. exceptional opportunity.
replies confidential. Box 413-V,
Star.
RADIOCHEMICAL OPPORTUNITIES
IN NUCLEAR POWER PLANT
Chemist for small analytical and
radiochemical laboratory at the
Army Package Power Reaetor.
Education or training in basic
radiochemistry necessary. Degree
not required Send resume and
salary requirements TO L, H.
HEIDER, Alec Products, Inc, P. o.
BOX las, IT. Belvoir. Va.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN OR
BROKER wanted By diRnified,
well-seeured firm in Arlington. We
90 not want the, high-pressure.
know-it-all type. but would like
one Of character and dignity with
executive ability TO take interest
In the business. Call IA. 2-6S93
for interview.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-We are
looking for an active. ambitious
man who holds Virginia license as
manager OF our rental department,
large active Pals Church ONCE
Prefer resident Of Falls Church or
nearby area. Call Mr.. Nicholson,
JE. 2-1450.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, fun
time and part time wanted for
active Silver Spring ONCE; much
project work avail and facilities
Of multiple listing Contact Mr.
RUBIN, JU. 9-S033 or VIII. 6-0667.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN wanted
at once. am realtor and bus.
broker. Must have car. No ex-
perience necessary. / will try and
Vermont ave, RIM OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
oFFfcE ASSISTANT

YOUNG man. 1922, white. for
general once work, filins, operate
once machines, some typing
Legible handwriting and good
telephone voice required. Per-
manent position, small once, en-
ploye BENEFITS. Phone DI. 1-40b9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
Mechanical Engineers
MULTILITH OPER.

position available In
age IS with experience on model
1850 and .,066; 5-day, 4O-hour
wk.: annual and sick leave: re-
tirement and life Insurance. cafe
terra and many other employe
BENEFITS.
In confidential resume. please pro-
vide age, education, exper. and
salary desired. Box 3l2-V. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

REAL ESTATE statesmen, full OF
part time: Join the areas fastest
growing sales organization, earn
$4,000 per VI. through our train
ing program. Call Mr. DELE,
sales Mgr. Ii. 7-0S09, any time
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, Colored,
part time. experienced. new and
older homes. Elk 3-722S.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen (9l,
experienced. Must have car and
knowledge Of Silver Spring area
Bonus arrangement. CHESTER
KELLER WOODMOOR AGENCY
CORP, JU 5-7100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

PHONOGRAPH RECORD SALES.
MAN. retail experience preferred
or will train an aggressive per-
son; good future. Call NO. 7-0631
for appointment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

PRESS BRAKE OPERATOR. expert
enced preferred. Apply in person
only TO Mr. CodlinG, HARCO
EQUIPMENT CORP; 2473 Sher-
man ave NV.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-31

teIIcItamos de manera muy es.
pec's' : IA GENT senorita Teresita
BarfancO con motive de la srata
c%elehraciop de gu cumpleanos en-
ests fecha
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-31
Marcia de las Madres Contra eI Polio

Con TODD exito fue celebrada la
fiesta a beneficlo de las areas de
la Marcia de Madres Contra ell
Polio, organizada por ell Comite
HiSpanoamericano y realizada en-
la elegante residential del DR.. Car
los Lamar y sonora, Celita de La
mai en- noches %recientes.
Nuestro fotografo capt6 varias
escenas de tan calida reunion, las
cuales presentamos aqui, a prime
"a vista, ell senior Walter Freeman,
Consul de Ell Salvador, dona Claire
de Freeman, dona Elizabeth de
Harnett, senior James Moulder, do
ma Virginia de Torruella, dona Eve
Ign de Atkinson, dona Rolfe de
Moulder, don Arthur Atkinson,
Consul de Finlandia Otro grupo.
en- allegro charls. nos ofrece a don
Jose Maria Castro, Consul General
de Costa RIGA en- Miami, sonora
Virginia Alpizar de Castro, senori-
ia Elba Guards sonora Mercedi-
tas de Gazitua, senior Rafael Gazi-
tia.
Vemos luego al DR.. Lamar, acom-
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-31
Cumpleonos

Qaeremos ser los primeros en-
felicitar de manera muy cordial 4
la estimada dana .cubana sefora
Lolita FiguerOa de TizoI, esposs
del senior Luis A TizoI, quien cele.
bra en- Ell dia de hoy la srata oca.
sion del aniversario de SUI natali-
clio.
Llega hoy a UT nuevo ano de vi.
da la ~apreciads dana cubana Sc.
nora Gloria LazO de Noguez, es.
posa del senol Roberto Noguez,
motive por ell cual nos complace fe
licitarls calurosamente y formular
Votos Dor Su ventura personal.
* & Il
teIlcltamos de maners muy es.
pecia' : IA GENT senorita Teresita
BarrancO con motive de la grata
celehraciop de gu cumpleanos en-
ests fecha
Celebra en- Ell dia de hoy ell ter
Ger a~niversario de su alegre exis.
tencia ell hermosU nino Mike Rive.
ra 1ljo del senol Tomas Carras.
quillO y sonora Carmen Rivera de
CarrasuuillO, mlembros estimados
de nuestra colonis puertorriquens
residente en- Miami
Celebra hoy el mejol de sus dias
la gentil dana sonora Sara MaceO
de Pascual, esposa del estimado ca
ballero cuhano senior Miguel Pas.
cual y con tai motivo nos compla-
ce felicitarla cslurosamente y for
mular votos porque goce de mu-
chos, y muy dichosos, amos mas de
vida.
Alusta hoy un nuevo ano de vi
da Ia gentil senorita Paulina Sama.
niegO, hija del senior Agustin Sa
maniegO Diaz y sonora Laura Ca.
rrillO de SamaniegO, miembrOs
%apreciados de ruestra colonia CO.
lombiana residente en- Miami.
A las muchas te~licitaciones que
reclbs con mot.vo de tan dichoss
OCCASION, unimoS las nuestras muy
sinreras.
Nos complace felicitar cordial
meme al senior Aware Piedra ouien
celebra en- ell dia de hoy la Srata
OCCASION del aniversario de SUI naci-
miento.
X X X
En- Ell dia de hoy celebra 81 ter.
GER anito de su allegro existencia
ell hermoso miro R0geliO Villa, hi
jo del senior Alberto Villa y sonora,
Della Vasquez de Villa, miembros
de nuestra colonia puer-
torriquena residente en- Miami.
(Pasa a Ia fagina III
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-31

Pianelli y su distinguida esposa
Ada Whales, con un hermoso niho.
Lleguen hasta la feliz pareja
nuestras felicitaciones.
Gron Bodo, Monana
A nuestra mesa nos llega una fina
%invitacion para n ceremonial nup-
cial la cual cuenta con muchas
simpatias entire la colonia hispano-
americana de Miami. Sc trata del
enlace de la bella y culta senorita
Enedina de la Pena y ell cump!ido
caballero senior Frank R. Posey.
La boda tendra lugar en- la caui-
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-31

pahado de las gentiles damas que
circularon incansablemente du-
rante TODD Ell t%renscurso de la fies.
ia venidiendo les tiqueteS de las
numeroSas rifaS que Sc r~ealizaron
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-31

con Ell objeto de- crear fondos pa.
ra ia lucha contra la poliomielitis.
Son elias, de izquierda a derecha,
senorita Judith Bonnell, Senorita
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-31
Aniversorio de Bodo

Ell pasado dia 90 cumplieron 9
amos de feliz matrimonio, los dis
tinguidos esposos senior Wilfredo
Hernandez y SUI culta eSposa AntO-
lima Hernandez.
Felicitamos ala feliz pareja, de-
seandoles muchOS amos mas de
complete felicidad.
Nocimiento
En- la ciudad de Reading Pa, Sc
vic alegrado en- dias pasados ell
hogar de los esposos senior Carlos
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-31

LA del Trinity Methodist Church
de Miami, situada en- Ell 401 N. E.
LIST Ave, a las $50 de la tarde.
Felicitamos a la enamorada pa
reja, deseandoles I'm mundo lleno
de dichas, ventures y felicidad.
PoFa San Juon
Por la via aerea lego a esta ciu-
dad en- dias recientes, en- asuntos
r~elacionados o SUI profession, ell
apreciado caballero Lie. Alfonso
Miranda, a quien nos complace sa-
ludar muy especialmente.
Despedida
Por la via a6l ca sale hoy hacia
Cali, Colombia a disfrutar de una
temporada de ~vacaciones al lado
de Sus familiares en- esa ciudad, la
gentil senorita Rosa CamargO, a
quien despedimos cordialmente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-31
Bodas de Flores
Poro Cuba

Despedimos acrdialmente a la
gentil senorita XiOmara Marine
quien sale hoy por la via aerea pa,
ra La Habana, Cuba, en- pos de
bien merecidaS vacaciones.