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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-09
INCOME TAX SCHOOL

Edwin l.. Crum, of Caldwell
route l and Charles L. Dyer, of
Cumberland street, attended an
income tax school at Canton on
Monday of this week. The school
was instructed by representa-
tives of the Cleveland Internal
Revenue Service.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-09
ITNnERGnEs OPERATION

Harold Mcdonald is a patient
in Good Samaritan hospital,
room 707. GAINESVILLE, where he
underwent a bone graft opera
ton, Monday. Mcdonald frac-
t,red his left arm June II, 1857
at the Caldwell plant, CGB, and
it has since been in a cast.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-09
TAX COLLECTION

The current real estate tax
collection in Noble county
amounted to $42,576.55 as of
Monday this week, according to
Treasurer Ralph R. Hicks. The
collection will continue until
Jan. 20.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-09
TWO PASS TEST

Christine zilphia Oliver, of
Cambridge route !, and Paul w.
Everly, of Summerfield route l,
were the only two drivers who
successfully passed their drivers
examinations Monday under the
jurisdiction of the state patrol.
Both drivers passed tests to re-
ceive their operators licenses.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-09
MARRIAGE LICENSE

A marriage license was issued
last week in the Noble county
Probate Court, according to
Judge E. P. McGinnis. The
license was issued to Robert
Eugene White, %, of Bergstrom
Air Force Base, Austin, Texas,
air craft electrician and Carol
Louise Morris, 10, of Sharon
township, employee of the Ma
tionWide Insurance Co.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-09

HouseCian; Say You Never Saw
Me, by Arthur Nesbitt; Eve Cam
eron, NJ. d., by Ann Rush; No
Dowry for Jennifer, by Maysie
Greig and Second Awakening, by
Wade Dranford.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-09
LACERATES HAND

Ray Bettinger, of Sarahsville,
was treated on Monday, Jan. 6, at
the Caldwell Clinic for a lacerat-
ed member on his left hand. He
was dismissed following treat
ment.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-09
ATTEND FUNERAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Seffens, OF
Cumberland street, attended fu-
neral services on Monday, Jan.
s at Marietta for the formers S
| cousin, Mrs. Gladys Perdew.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-09
Commissioners Approve
Final Accumulation OF
Bills For 1857 Operation

An accumulation of bills that had to be paid before the
ushered by the Noble county commissions
ers at their final meeting for 1857.
They included miscellaneous group ranging general
lief bills of the biggest that William Lentha
and for binding Of books records in the courthouse
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-09
New Shipment OF Fiction And
Non-Ficlion al Local Library

shipment of fiction and nonction books
ceiVed by the Caldwell Public Library according the librarian
These books be loaned public Immediately
Everyone check the following rserva
tons for books choice may circulation
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07

evening.
me Official board Of Mi. Pleas
ant held Its regular monthly meet
Ing Sunday following Sunday School.
J. M. Oxford. Of Atlanta. Ga. is
expected this week to visit In the
Jones homes.
Mrs. Ruby Redd visited Mrs.
Martina W0mack. OF Leesbtrg. who
was the house guest Of her cousins.
Mrs. W. J. Hillsman and Miss
Halle McCraw. In Farmville one
day last week.
Present at Services
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Banks
dale. Of Victoria. and Mrs. Albert
johnson. OF F'armville. attended
services al Mt. Pleasant Sunday
and spent the day at the Barksdalc
home. Their mother. Mrs. r. L..
Barksdale. has been a patient in
the SOnthside Community Hospital
for two months.
Here, II Is November and still no
killing frost in this section. House
wives are sim gathering vegetables
from their fall gardens.
Birth Of Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Read Nor
ton. Jr. Of Richmond. announce
the birth Of daughter. Elizabeth
Curtiss. at Richmond Memorial
Hospital October %. Mr.. Morton Il
the son OF Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Nor
ton. who were in Richmond Wednes
day and Thursday to see their new
granddaughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Hood. who
have been spending some time ir
California. after visiting in Detroit
and touring Canada. were Saturday
overnight guests Of their daughter
Mrs. A. y. Hobgood, and family
returning Sunday to their horne In
kinstOn. N. c.
Miss Nancy Quarles. student al
Longwood. spent the week end with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mr.. John Richmond Of
ST. Paul. after attending the Edu-
cational Convention In Richmond,
were week end guests Of Mrs.
Richmond father. j. S. Shackleton
and sister. Mrs. w. Bruce Redd
and family
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07
Sprouses Corner

LEROY Cough was home over the
week end from Newport News He
was feeling bad with cold while
home and had to stay indoors.
Mrs w c. Sprouse. Hilda Cough
and panlette Agee were in Rich
mond Friday visiting Mrs
Sprouse's husband who is stll a
patient At The Mcclure General
Hospital. Mrs Mary r. May also
visited HIM
H. N. Taylor from Richmond,
was the dinner guest ui Mi aud
Mrs. Leroy Cough Saturday eve
ninR.
Those from Bethlehem Church
who attended the group meeting
Of the Womcn's Missionary Society
al Cedar Church Thursday were
Mrs Carrie DoWdy Mrs. Leroy
Cough Mrs J f. Newton. Mrs
r y. New ton Mrs Elizabeth
O'Bryant. Mrs. CO by Maxcy
Pansy Newton and Mrs John Nuc-
kols, III Mrs. Andrew Taylor Mrs.
! Lew Taylor and Rev and Mrs.
George Reynolds also attended the
meeting
Mrs J w DAVIS Jr N 4 pa
tient at Soulhslde Community
i Hospital
1 Mrs r f Newton. Margic New
ton. Sallic and Mary Gongh motor
ed to Appomaltox Sunday evening
to visit Mr. and Mrs X N Ash
worth
! A group from Bethlehem Church
| went OH The UNlCf,F collection and
community Halloween party Fri
day night They went from house
to house and then to the Dillwvn
| school
Carl Ray TAYLOR and Mi \ Joyce
Ragland were home over the week
end from Richmond
Carlyle Cough wa III Richmond
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Luther Taylor and
Willie Murphy va the dinner
guest Of Mr. Ruby Heath Satur-
day
MI and Mrs Jackie Dowdy and
children. Of Charlottesville were
home with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs Creed Dowdy over the week
end
Mr. and Mrs lulher Taylor VII
he Murphy. Mrs Ruby Heath and
children toured tie skyline Drse
Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07
M,. pleason, News
Mi: P!sosont News
No Killing Frost Enables Housewives
TO Continue Gathering Garden Items

Mrs. c. r. Morton collected for
the Community Chest in this com
munity and she called on most Of
the people
Mrs II G b ert Ferguson and
daughter. lei. Of Danvllr. were
recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles W. Waddill
III and Mrs Thomas a Waddin
and Ms Waddills mother. Mrs
Blanch Howard. Of North Carolina.
sprnt he week end IN the Waddlll
home
Ii Waddill had nlst returned
from a trip to South America.
Home From Hospital
Mrs Orcll Lenhart. who was III
Southslde Community Hospital, Is
now at her home in Chase City and
has visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs O. II Nelson. several times
recently.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07
News OF Guinea

Mr.. and Mrs w b. Walker. il.
returned Saturday night from a
lovely fiNe-day anniversary trip.
which included the Smoky Noun
iains. and Asheville, N c.
They We're overnight guests of
Mrs Marvin DotSon. OF CLYDE. N.
G.. They were also overnight
quests ot her sister. Mrs. W. c.
Ghanhefs. Of Waynessillr NJ C.
Miss lula Steward. OF Beaufort.
n G.. VAS Visited by them. She
is ~ Old and cherished friend of
Mrs Walkers
Pleasant Two Weeks
Mrs. b. b. Walker. who spent
nearly two weeks in the George
Bailey home i'll Charlottesville re-
turned Friday She Was accom-
panied by Mrs Bailey and son.
Bill. who We're overnight guests.
The week end of October l3. the
Burton Walker Jr. family. Of
West Point lolned his mother.
Mrs. y 3 Walker. III the Bailey
home
Sunday. they attended services
~ Oliset Presbyterian Churc h
where DR.. Widman. 4 former mini
sler of the West Hanover PTesby-
terry. was the guest speaker
This large old church. which was
recently rcnodeled, Is sand 10 be-
beautiiul. While away. Ms Wal
Eer went on the Skyline Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs W. p. Hazlegrove.
OF Roanoke. spent the week end
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07
Tuesle News
Presbytcry Attended
by Howard Simpson

Rev Parker Perkins Will preach
al Appomattox PIE Church sun
DAY morning at II pm
The Women Of The Church VII
meet this Friday night with Mrs.
Averette Simpson.
Howard Simpson attended h Q
Presbytery in Lynchburg last
week.
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Thompson
and children. of Williams burg
spent last week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Woodson here.
Little Barbara Jean Thompson
returned home with them after
pending some time with her
grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hurak
have announced the birth OF son.
Franklin Eugene Mrs. Hnrak is
remembered here as the former
Miss Joyce Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs G A. Simpson had
as their guests Sunday Mr and
MIS-. Willie Duncan. of Cunber
land county also Mr.. and Mr.
Raymond Kelsey and sons.
Mrs Lula Lowe. of Buckingham
is spending this week in the Simp-
son nome.
Rev. and Mrs Robert Lee Wood
son and children. Of Nellys Ford.
visited MIR and Mrs. Hasten Bolt
near here recently.
Art h ur ShtltZ. Of Richmond
spent the week end with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs F c. Shulz.
Miss Lucy Rowerna Booth spent
the week end with Miss Lucy FAY
Wilkes. Of Worsham.
Several from this community al
tended the funeral OF Miss Elto
Mason IN Farmrille Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs l. S. Simpson
visited Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Ar
rington Saturday at Powhatan.
Mr. and Mrs Claude Slayton and
children moved into their new
home on Route 46o last week.
Miss Rachel Kelsey and Mrs.
Charles Breckenridge. Of Newport
News. spent the week end with
their mother. Mrs Ruby Kelsey
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07

James Nelson Is now working at
an ESQ service station In Farm
vile and is boarding with his sis
ter Mrs. James Donaldson.
The r. F. Dix family visited the
r. NJ Dixes near Keysville and the
r. G. Jones here. Sunday.
Mr., and Mfa. Thomas W. Jones.
Of ysville. also visited the
Johcses
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yahrline. OF
Philadelphia. are visiting his sister.
Mrs George r. Jones. and Mr..
Jones.
Dee lIobR0od has spent several
week ends lately with his great
aunt. Miss Allie Armistead. near
Farmvillc
Attend Celebration
A number from this community
attended the Halloween celebration
At Worsham High School Friday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07
Mrs. Thomas G.. Rakes
Rites Held Tuesday,
Dillwyn Resident 6S

Funeral services for Mrs. Ada
Wooten Rakes. 90. who died Sun
day, NOV 2 at her home at Dill
wvn. were held at Rocky Mount
Methodist Church Tuesday after
noon at three O'Clock Intermcnt
was in the church cemetery
She was the wife of Thomas G.
Rakes. who survives
Also surviving are three sons. F
D Rakes. of Diilwyn, 7 c. Rakes.
of Richmond. and W. NJ Rakes.
Of Natural Bridge. four sisters.
Mrs George Rakes, Of Richmond.
Mr. Mary Stevens and Mrs Jim
Call both Of Dillwyn. and Mrs
John Gormos. Of New Kent. two
brothers, s. E Wooten and o. D
Wooten both Of Dllwyn. and
grandchild.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07
Walkers Take Delightful Five-Day
Anniversary Trip To The Mountains

at then country home Little
Mortified
Week end guests al "Hors dn
Monde were Porter Davis. Mrs.
r. G.. Mathews and Martha Eliza
beth Blanton
A good number attended the zone
meeting on the four commissions
ii Payne Memorial Church Friday
evening.
The David Iia2lesrove family
were week end guest Of her par
entS. Mir. and Mrs George Per
kins in Petersburg
Mrs. Capitola Green left Tuesday
for her home in Richmond after
an extended visit with her sister.
Mrs. Warren Walker. of White
Hall
The Bauserman family. of Lu
ray. recently moved 10 the farm
Of Mrs. " u Walker and David
Walker
The Griffin I a III i Y recently
moved from II r. Ferpuson's to
Mortified
Sincere sympathy is extended 10
the family of Ed Ferguson. who
passed away Monday At his home
after long period OF illness His
sisters Mrs Robert Mitchell. Of
stony Creek and Mrs T. w
Crowder. Of Callao. were with him
Monday
The Robert H. DAVIS family. Of
Farmville. RI l. were Sunday
luncheon guests Al "lIors dn
Monde
Mrs. Warren Walker and Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Walker were recent
guests Of MIR and Mrs Willis AL
len. Of Powhatan.
Combination Dinner
Mr. and Mrs j. p Stratton were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs w
O. Clements. Of Clayyille. al a
combined birthday and Thanksgiv
ing dinner in honor Of the hostess
sister. Mrs II S Reams Of Pow
hatan.
Other dinner guests were H. S
Reams and grandson Mrs f 3
Robens. Mrs. Jack Harris, and the
Bruce Rush family
Mrs W. B Walker. Jr. went 70
Charlottesville Monday
Mr. and Mrs J p Statton were
recent guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Jenkins. Of Cumberland
Mr. and Mrs Trayers Headley.
Of Northern Neck. We're Saturday
overnight guests of MI and Mrs
H. c. Ferguson
Monday guests in the Ed Fergu-
son home We're the Rev Trueman
Tremble. r. B Addleman and Mr.
and Mrs. j. p Stratton
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07

E.. c. White. Mrs. Richard Bran
nan. Mrs. Vernon Heath. MIS-.
Raymond Lewis and son. and Miss
Bette Flanagan were in Richmond
TO shop recently.
Mrs. o. M Carter visited her
daughter. Mrs. Ruth Boswell. in
Richmond and another daughter.
Mrs. Jack Shelton. at Toano re-
Gently.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07
GOLOKED NEWS
Moses Nursing Home
Events Scheduled

Pantry Day vii be observed at
the Moses Nursing Home At Char
lotte c. H.. on Sunday No. 9.
Mrs. J NJ Jeffress has announced.
A pig Is feet supper Will DC given
in the Moses dining hall tonight
Friday. All friends are cordially
invited To both events.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07
Hamilton.

The Cartersville HID club win
meet the 18th at the home OF Mrs.
G. l. Blanton. Jr.
The demonstration for this
month VIII be on Choosing Aces
sories.' Club members are asked
70 bring hats. bags. jeweliy
scarves. flowers. gloves. and any
other accessories to the club meet
ing.
Mrs. Alice Bradberry and son.
Henry Jr.. Mrs. Katie White, Mrs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07

Rain makes driving more risky
than snow. according to a National
Safety Council study The changes
that occur during snow are appaf-
ent to most drivers, but the haz-
ards Of rain are not generally
recognized as dangerous so that
little allowance is made for the re-
dnced visibility and traction.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05
DidIogO Ante
Ell Espejo
Por VICTORIA ALEXANDRA

MARISA: Estoy decidida,
voy a retirar todos mis- ahorros
de mi cuenta en- ell banco y ell
sabado renuncio en- la oficina.
Ell EsPEJo: tie has vuelto
loca?
MARISA: Jamas he dido una
pregunta mas tonta que la que
acabas de hacer. SPor que tengo
que haberme vuelto loca? iPor-
que pienso progresar en- este
mundo?
ESPEJo: lie llamas a 10 que
estas a punto de hacer, progre-
so?
IY no es aventura acaso aban-
dona runa posicion solida como
la que ocupas actualmente en- la
Compania Telefonica para mi
ciarte en- I'm negocio cuyos ne
canismos tie son desconocidos?
MARISA: iQuiero zanzibar de
horizonte!
Ell ESPEJO: Me parece muy
bien que quieras zanzibar de pa
norama. Sc dice que renovarse
es vivir otra vez. Pero no hay
que tomar ell rabano por las no.
jas Y confundir I'm espiritu en-
prendedor con ell atolondramien-
to. La posicion de prestigio que
desempenas hoy tie ha costado
amos de esfuerzos y SACRIFICES.
iLo vas a bandonar TODD por la
novedad de tener tn propio ne
gocio?
MARISA: LA verdad es que
tie has propuesto desanimarme!
Ell ESPEJO: No Marisa, no
quiero desanimarte, 10 que de.
SEQ es defenderte de tn propia
imagination. Todo 10 yes color
de rosa, no piensas NADIA mas
que en- los aspectos bonitos del
negocio, crees que til y Laurita
IN a tener I'm exito inme-
diato, que tendran grandes ga
nanciaS. Y sobre TODD que las
obtendran rapidamente. Crees
con toda sinceridad que tus ami
gas tie van a ayudar, que patro-
cinaran tn establecimiento dia-
riamente y que tendras toda su
cooperation. Todo este te des-
lumbra, tienes la certeza que
TODD saldra exactamente como
10 sohabas cuando eras nina y
jugabas con tus hermanas a que
eras duena de una tienda. Mari
sa, razona con serenidad antes
de renunciar a 10 que tienes
CPaSa a IA PSg. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05
A DE

ciente cantidad de verde para
evitar monotonia.
Dice Beatriz Zion: mo me
susta una mesa y I'm banco al
rededor del tronco del arbol CO.
mo 81 Sc tratara de una SOM
-brllla. Prefiero una mesa que
puedo ir corriendo donde 20
quiero, va sea al sol o a la osrn-
bra del manzano."
Grandes y simples macetas
de cemento gentlemen plantas
que Sc renuevan en- cada esta-
cion. Deben ser plantas de
abundante floraci6n, va que es-
tas macetas hacen las veceS de
ramilletes multicolores.
Renueve Ell aspecto de las 81
Has y de los muebles del Jar
din. Una mano de pintura de
color brillante, ademas de en-.
bellecerlos, los protegera de la
intemperie. Basque telas con
disenos nuevos y atractivos. Al
90 distinto de la clasica Iona
lisa y Tayada.
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05

De Rosotd

Por la via aerea y proceden-
tes de Bogota llegaron a esta
ciudad en- dias pasadoS a dis
frutar de una larga temporada
enrre nosotros los simpaticos
nihoS Carlos fernando y Eduar-
do Currea VanegaS, huespedes
durante su estadia aqui de suS
amantislmos abuelos senior don
Arturo Currea y sonora, dofa
Paulina de Currea, miembros
apreciados de nuestra colonia
colombIsna.
Les presentamos un calido
saludo y les deseamos unas va
cacioneS muy placenteras en-
Miami.
BodGs de ModeFo
Hoy celebran la grata OCCASION
de sus Bodas de MADEIRA, cinco
amos de venturosa union matri-
monial, ell senior ISidore Santos
Perez y sonora Carload de Pc
req, miembros apreciados de
nuestra colonia h~ispanoamerica
ma residente en- Miami.
Vayan para ellos nuestras sin
ceras felicitaciones y votos por
SUI bieneStar personal.
Ounce AHos.
Llega hoy a sus ounce amos
de edad, plena de ilusiones y
esperanzas, la gentil se1orita
Dorm Rol6n, hija del senior
Luis Rol6n y sonora, Dora de
ROl6n, con tai motive lie envia-
mos nuestras carinosaS ~felicita-
clones y votos porque goce de
una larga y venturosa existen.
cha.
cumpEesKos
In cordial saludo para el
~apreciado caballero senior &C.
rardO Santana con motive de la
grata celebration de su cumplea
nos en- 81 dia de hoy y nuestros
votos porque goce de muchos
amos mas de vida.
Queremos ser los primeros en-
felicitar de manera rnuy espe-
cial a la gentil DANA puerto
rriquena sonora LuiSita' Rodri-
guez de Miguel, con motive de
la grata OCCASION de I'm nuevo
aniversario de su natalicio en-
ell dia de hoy,
- Pasa a b pdgina 3
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05
Ideas Para Usar en- ell Jardln

Una terraza que es toda una
leccion. He aqui I'm ejemplo in.
teresantisimo de como trans
formar I'm pequeno jardin o pa
ito. Es obra de Beatriz Zion, ar
quitecta paisajista norteameri-
cana, quien ha ideado este ARE
glo para su propia casa de Long
Island.
A pesar de no tener cesped
y estar cast cubierto de lajas,
ell ambiente posee un encanto
primaveral. FL manZano, en- Ell
centro, hace las veces de eseul-
tura vegetal. FL ritmo de sus
ramas y 81 follaje eonStituyen
Ell punto focal para los ojos. AL
rededor del tronco, I'm macizo
de helechos; no necesita mucho
cuidado y Sus hojas proveen el
necesario eontraste en- cuanto
a textura.
Entire la casa y el patio se ha
dejado un ancho cantero, 10 mis-
MO que alrededor del eereo. De
csc mode Sc intercala la sufi-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05

En- fecha reciente, durante
solemne ceremonial religiosa
que tuvo lugar en- la Iglesia Ca
tolica de Santa Teresita del Nj
no Jesus, Coral Gables, fue &C.
iebrado ell enlace matrimonial
de laugentil y culta Maria del
Carmen Alvarez, hija del senior
InOcencio Alvarez y sonora,
Margarita de Alvarez, miembros
&stimados de nuestra colonia
puertorriquena, con ell correc-
to caballero n-orteamericano Sc.
nor Robert Clifton Little, hiio
del senior Perry Little y seno-
r. Louise de Little, va falleci.
dos.
oficio los ritos eclesiasticos
Aonsenor Donald r. Mclean.
La noyia entro al temple del
braZo de su padre, ataviada de
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05

algunas semanas. Yo lie con-
teste diciendo que la diferen-
cia de edad me parecia exec
silva y que no debia caSarse
con su novia. Ahora es ella
la que escribe, asegurandome
que Ell hecho de llevar a su
novio diez amos no es obsta-
culo para que sean felices.
No debe listed
tomar al pie de la letra la
contestacion que lie di a su
novio. Como listed compren-
dera, respondo a mis- lectoras
a base de los datos de que
dispongo, de una manera teo-
RIGA, este es, en- terminus ge.
nerales. Toda regla, sin EN-.
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05

una bella creaci6n estilo prin.
cesa, realizada en- tafetan y Sc
da, salpicada con encaje de
Alencon ell cuello Sabrina, ell
corpiho cehido y la falda muy
amplia. De una corona ducal
deSprendia Ell velo de tut ilu-
sion y sus manos portaban una
cascade de roSas y claveles
blancos y amarillos. Como jo.
vas, lucia un collar de perlas,
regalo de sus padres ell dia de
SUI compromise amoroso.
Fueron los padrinos ell senior
George Zbinden y la sonora
lluminada Powell, quien lucia
I'm vestido de encaje azul cielo
con accessories blancos. Sus flo
res eran criSantemos blancos.
Una veZ concludes los ritos
s~acramentales, fue ofrecida una
reception en- la Residential del
senior Ismael Diaz y sonora a la
cual concurrio I'm selecto grupo
de amistades de los contrayen-
ties.
Esta gentil pareja permane.
cera aquf en- Miami algun ITEM
pc y luego. fijara su residen-
cha en- la ciudad de Nashville,
estado de Tennessee.
Ell senior Little curse estudios
en- la Universidad de Tennessee
y presta servicios en- calidad
de agronomo. Su sefora esposa
hizo sus estudios en- la Escuela
Secundaria de Miami.
Para ellos, nuestros parable
mes y votos fervientes porque
disfruten de toda claSe de fell
cidades en- este, nuevo sendero
dc sus vidas.
Bodos de PepeI
En- dias pasados celebraron
la grata OCCASION de sus Bodas
de Papel, primer aniversario
matrimonial, ell senior GonzalO
Castro y sonora Bienvenida de
Castro, miembros apreciados de
nuestra colonia hispanoamerica
ma residente en- Miami.
Aunque tardias, vayan para
ellos nuestras mas calidas fell
citaeiones y votos por SUI ven.
tura personal.
De Peso
Procedente de Chicago lego
a Miami por la via aerea en- dias
pasados, a pasar cortos dias en-
tire nosotros antes de su via
je de regreso a Panama, la gen.
til Senorita Luz Maria Fabrega.
LIE presentamos I'm carinoso
saludo y lie deseamos an feliz
Viaje a SUI patria.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05

Aver celebr6 sus siete amos
De edad la graciosa ninita
GLORIA JOSEFINA GERAL-
DINO, encanto del hOgar for.
nAado por ell senior Luis Ra.
fael Geraldine y sonora Rosa
Francia Sober de Geraldine,
miembros estimados de nues.
ira colonia dominicana resi-.
denies en- Miami.
lie enviamos nuestras carl.
kosas felicitaciones y votos
porque cumpla muchos amos
mas de vida, rodeada del
afecto de suS amOrosos pa.
dres.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05
L DE M~ESEBRNJLo

membrillos
Azucar
l cucharada De vanilla
Aqua
Sc cortan los membrilloS On
4 parties y Sc colocan On una ca
cerola cubriendola con aqua,
cuando comienza q hervir, Sc
disminuye ell calor para que Sc
cuezan deSpacio y no se desha-
gan. Una vez cocidos, Sc eScu.
rren bien y Sc pasan por IN ia.
miz. Ell pure obtenido Se pesa
y Sc coloca en- una cacerola con
igual cantidad de azdcar. Lue-
go Sc revuelve a Ruego fuerte
durante Is minutes, Sc retira, Sc
agrega la vanilla, y Sc coloca en-
un molde limpio y seco. Sc dkja
enfriar antes de servir.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05

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trusion en-
la regi6n
d o n d e Sc
emiten l o S
i m p Ii
S o S ner-
viosoS, este
p d u =.
c e preston
e irritation
que puede
r n II
c i r dolo-
rae 1nInaeoe