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daughter have gone to Kentucky
to live. Pfc. Sanders is stationed
at Fort Campbell, Ky
Arthur Durham was a patient in
Garrett County Memorial hospital
this week.
Miss Sara Belle Burrell, Andy
Burrell and Miss Mary Ann Calls
spent the weekend here.
Overnight guest of Rev and
Mrs. w c. Rogers was John Sell
den. of Brooklyn. n. Y. He was ac-
companied home by his father-in-
law, George Wheeler, who had
spent the past six months here.
Glenn Randol returned home
from a business trip to Detroit,
Mich.
Mrs. Roy Lee is a patient in Gar
ret County Memorial hospital for
surgical operation
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph DeBerry
and son, of Warrington, W. Va,
and his mother, of Terra Alta, w.
Va. visited Mrs Lyle Weeks, Tues
day.
A sharp earthquake rocked the
san Francisco area
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NORTH GLADE

Come to our Christmas program,
Saturday, December 20, 7:45 p. m,
at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Beckman we're
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Benny
Sweitzer, on Sunday.
Callers at the A. G.. Fitzwater
home over the weekend were Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Fitzwater and
daughters, Cumberland; Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Custer and sons, Mr..
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and Mrs. James Fitzwater and
family, Swanton.
Guests at the Lloyd Brenneman
home, on Sunday, were Mr. and
Mrs. Roland Bernard and Crystal,
Accident, and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Brenneman and family, Loeb
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our
friends and relatives for the many
ways in which sympathy and help
fulness has been shown following
the death of our husband and
father, Ralph w. Ault.
To our pastor, the Rev. William
E. Carlson, for his words of COM
fort. To Forrest E. Jones, director
of public relations, Allegheny
Freight Lines, Inc, for their many
services rendered
Wife and Children.
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Creche From East
Is Shown In Lobby

Northern high has hand-carved
creche nativity scene) in the lobby
showcase that was fashioned near
the place where the Christ-child
was born.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-18

Tim Moore, 70, "Kingfish" Of
Amos N Andy radio series, died in
California after lengthy illness.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-18

Lynn.
Mrs. Clarence Paugh visited her
mother, Mrs Florence Harris, who
is ill at Westernport on Sunday.
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Try Our Want Ads. They pay.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-30

Look for The Seals store windows that tell which merchants mcmbe
Cause that's where you'll find merchant with yo
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Communism Making
HeodwoY In Afried
Minister Reports

New York (ANP)--An Amerl.
can Negro minister recently point.
ed out that Communist propogan.
da is making greater Roadway IN
African countries than Nasserism
The Rev. DIR. James II. Robinson
pastor Of the Presbyterian church
Of the Master, made this comment
while giving his impressions Of a
summer tour Of Sierra Leone, IL.
IBERIA, Ghana, Nigeria, the French
Cameroons and Israel
DR.. Robinson led n group Of six.
ty American students, seventeen OF
whom were Negroes, on a three.
month tour Of the African eoun-
tries.
DR.. Robinson said the propa-
ganda Of President Nasser was
making some inroadS among Mos.
lem Negroes In the African eoun-
tries, however, Communist infii-
tration was seen as the greater
potential threat. Communist pro-
paganda, he observed, has made
deeper inroads among the pro-
portionately large African labor.
ing classes" he reported.
DR.. Robinson, who returned 10
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

Sept. 27-Mr. and Mrs. David
Harper, 953 Rondo Av., IS years,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Murray, 500
Iglehart Av., IT years; Mr.. and
Mrs. Rueben Floyd, $50 w. Central
Av., 10 years.
Sept. 2s-Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
ander wiseman, 957 Rondo Av., IL
years.
Sept. 29-Mr. and Mrs. Bernie
Green, ATT Aurora Av., 10 years
Sept. 30-Mr. and Mrs. Patton
Robinson, Seattle, Wash.
Oct. 2-Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Elliot, 571 Iglehart Av., 20 years;
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Clemens,
$50 Dayton Av., Fl years; Mr. ard
Mrs. G. w. Haskins, 6s7 st. An
thony Av.. q years; Mr.. and Mrs
James II. Wagner, 500 Aurora Av,
1 Syears.
oct. 3-Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Tarver, sos 81. Anthony Az. %
years; Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Banks, Jr, 705 Iglehart Av., IS
years.
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friends.
Family Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs,
Eugene Shepherd, $500 18th Av.
s., are entertaining special guests
in their home for the next sew
eral days. Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Forsyth Of Chicago and Mrs. He
eel Thomas Of Dayton, Ohio. The
ladies are both sisters OF Mr.
Shepherd. They arrived by motor
Saturday evening. At the conclu-
sion Of their stay in Minneapolis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Forsyth will &C
company Mrs. Thomas TO her home
for a visit -
Illinois Visitors: DR.. and Mrs
Carroll Williams and daughter
Karla, Of Elgin, Ill, left for their
home Thursday after spending q
few days In the city visiting rel,
atives and friends. They divided
their time visiting Mrs. Williams
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Tela Burt Of 1886 Third Av
S. and her brother and sister-in,
law, Mr.. and Mrs George Smith
o. OIL Aurora Av., Sc. Paul.
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II Just once.
Apricot Deep Dish Pic
2 cups III ounce packagel
dried apricots. washed
3 cups water
II cup sugar
8 tablespoons quick cooking
tapioca
/ cup sugar
u teaspoon salt
Pastry for 2-crust s-inch pie
l tablespoon butter
METHOD: Combine apricots
and water in saucepan. Cook. UNI
covered, 10 minutes. Then cover
and cook minutes longer, or UNI
III almost tender, Add y cup SUI
gar and cook another minutes.
Drain. adding water IL necessary,
to make 2 cups juice.
Combine quick-coolting tapioca.
l cup sugar, the salt, and april
cots and juice. Roll about two
thirds OF the pastry y inch thick.
Line an 11x7-inch glass baking
dish and trim pastry at edge OF
rim. Roll remaining pastry y
inch thick and cut several Pinch
Sits or a fancy design near CEN
ter. Fin pie shell with apricot
mixture. Dot with butter Moisten
edge Of bottom crust. To adjust
top crust, fold pastry in half or
roll loosely on rolling pin; center
on filing. Open Sits with a knife
(Well-opened Sits are important
to permit escape Of steam during
baking) Trim top crust, allowing
1t to extend II inch over rim. To
seal, press top and bottom crusts
together on rim. Then fold edg,
Of top crust under bottom crusI
and flute. Brush top crust will
milk or cream and sprinkle viii
about 1 tablespoon sugar. Bake Il
hot oven GAPS degrees F.) 35 min
utes, or until syrup boils will
heavy bubbles that do not burst
Makes 10 servings. Garnish will
sliced dried apricots in flower de
sign.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Sept. 27-Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Walker, 1887 Fourth Av. s.. 20
years.
Sept. 2s-Mr. and Mrs. Dan
McAdams, 1887 Oakland Av.. II
years; Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Barnett,
3s49 Fourth Av s., 10 years.
Sept. 29--Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
c. Chivers, 4O17 Clinton Av., 20
years.
Sept. 3O-Mr. and Mrs. Jame7
B. williams, 246 Fourth Az. s.
three years.
Oct. Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer
Jackson, 370s Fourth Av. s., IS
years.
Oct. 2--Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Ar.
radondo. 4457 Fourth Av. s., IL
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Stokes, 1908 22nd Av. s., three
years.
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AAhttus 4O74 FlIln AN. y. Miss
Marshall is sister of Mrs. Primm.
The Chicagoans left for their
home Sunday night.
Former Resident Visits City:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ardennis Fields of
Kansas City, Kans., arrived by
motor Monday morning and spent
two days in the city visiting and
renewing old friendships. Mr..
Fields was a former resident OF
Minneapolis. They were the house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Walker OF S7SS Fifth Av. S.
To Enroll at Columbia: Andi
Owens, 4311 Portland Av., left by
motor Saturday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 20, for New York City,
where he will enroll at Columbia
University to study dramatic arts.
Back Home: Mrs. Lille Sto-
vail, 1928 Fourth Av. s., recently
returned home from Chicago
where she was called to the bed
side Of her nephew, Nathaniel
Parker. Mr.. Parker died August
16, and Mrs. Stovan finished her
visit with other relatives and
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no loss Of flavor or color because
the thickener is quick-cooxing tap
ioca. Having no flavor or color
Of its own. tapioca does not affect
these important elements in this,
or any other fruit pie filling.
Once you've treated the fam
lily to Apricot Deep-Dish Pie,
spooned into sauce dishes and
served with sweet or sour cream,
you might as well get ready for
a repeat performance. They'll new
err let you get away with making
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A. HoFTimon And
Rockefeller Address
N. Y. Musons

ny SAinucf 4. ftrrg, Or.
New York City-(ANP)- Both
Governor Averen Hartman and
the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor, Nelson A. Rockefeller, ad-
dressed service OF the Prince Hail
Grand Lodge, Free and Accepted
Masons. at ST. Marks Methodist
church.
Rockefeller told to Masons that
IN the field OF civil rights I'VE
could be hurting toward a CRISIS
more destructive OF human values
than an H-bomb."
The Republican Party's candi-
date linked the problem OF minor
tiles directly TO the need for an
expanding economy.
Rockefeller called for a "fresh.
positive" approach TO the civil
rights problem and proposed an
Economic Advisory Council as an
adjunct to the State Commission
Against Discrimination. a state
agency.
According 10 Rockefeller the
proposed Council would do bust
nessmen, labor and civic leaders
educators and professional groups
The Council would work." Id
continued. with business, indus.
try, labor. and with the State De.
partments OF Commerce, Educa.
ton. and Labor.
Its function would include rec.
ommending the training programs
to assist In the acquisition OF new
slxills and helpings business meet
its manpower needs with the new
slSiIls OF persons whose Rbilitie,
are not now being utilized to ths
maximum"
Rockefeller also called for N,
strengthening OF the State Com
mission Against Discrimination
and the expansion OF the Civil
Rights Bureau OF the State Al.
torney-Generars office.
The occasion marked the frs
time both Rockefeller and Cover
nor Hartman had spoken from
the same platform.
Introduction by Attorney Thur
good Marshall. chief counsel. MA
ACP, Governor Hartman, who de
cided at the last minute TO includ,
the service in his speaking tour
spoke eNtemporaneously and reit
Grated his firm stand on civi
rights issues and the support o
the US. Supreme Court in the LIT
tie Rock Indignation crisis.
Later. at a meeting OF the scot
Artillery Regiment Veterans Asso
citation Governor Hartman re
ceived a bronze plaque for "out
standing public service"
The Democratic gubernatoria
candidate for reelection also mad
a personal tour Of Harlem housing
projects.
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this country last week, spoke high
ly Of cooperative ventures be-
tween the African countries and
Israel He said: This coopera-
ton with the new democratic Jew.
fish state, with its font Of Occident-
al experience and know-how and
its strong bent toward social ex-
pertinent, is the great hope Of
that area"
zone Of the most startling and
encouraging developments In that
area is the cooperation and the
joint dedicationion Of Africans and
Israel leaders 10 the principles Of
democracy, social justice and the
extirpation Of racial prejudice by
means Of fruitful cooperation for
the commonwealth"
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Birthday
GREETINGS


Sept. 2T-Mrs, Bessie Mans
field eTs Charles Av.; Mr.. Burt
McPheeters, sSi Iglehart Az;
Mrs. Homer speese, a2O Marion
Az; Mrs. Isaac Blakey, $50 Car
RON Av,; Mickey Toliver. $50 Aur-
ora Av.
Sept. IS - Daryl Ross, 295
Mackubin; Mrs. Bismarck Archer.
s57 Iglehart Av.: Ida jefferson.
$40 E. IA ST.; Mr.. w. l. Collins,
$50 st. Anthony Av.; Mr.. John
Waters, 467 w. Central Av.: Ev-
cite Harris. e5s Carroll Av.: Mrs.
Addie Jackson. 4e2 w. Central
Av.; Mrs D. J. Payne. 1875 N.
Western; Royzetta NJ. Russell, ass
Rondo Av.; Linda Paige Allen,
642 Iglehart Av
Sept, 29--Mr, Harry S. Brown,
TOT Iglehart Av,; Jess Berry, s2O
Marion St; Mrs. Beatrice Cole
man. SIS w. Central Av; Theo-
dore Simmons, 4se st. Anthony
Av.; Thomas Brown. SIS st. An
thony Av.: Miss Ethel Manning,
4os N. Western Av.; Mrs. Frank
Graham T91 st. Anthony Av.;
Mrs. Jessie Allison, 9ss Iglehart
Av.; Mrs. Charles Graham, 7si
st. Anthony Av.; Mr.. Robert FL
lot, 479 Carroll Av.; Mrs. Ethel
Barr, $50 Fuller Av.
Sept. sO-Mrs, Lydia Nelson, 5Sl
st. Anthony Av.; Gwendolyn Whit
more, 500 Rondo Av.; Mrs. Roxie
Anderson, TAT Carroll Av; Mr..
Dean speese, SIS Marion St.; Mym
Carter ST., sos Rondo Az: Louis
Williams Jr., 575 Carroll Av.: Mrs.
Donald Wilson, 756 Iglehart Av.;
Mrs, Anna Bowen, 792 ST. An
thony Av.; Mrs. Barbara Wilson,
756 Iglehart Av.; Harold Donnell
Thomas, 331 Rondo Av.: Mrs.
Mildred Elliot, 479 Carroll Av.
Oct. Mrs. Louise Elliot, 5ll
Iglehart Av.; H. L. Blal<ey, 7S5
st. Anthony Av.; james f. Cook,
63S Iglehart Av.; Mrs. Birdie
High, 674 st. Anthony Av.; VII
liam Small, 1889 Cumberland Av.;
Sharman Marie Davis, 500 st.
Anthony Av.; Mrs. Frederick
Southern, sos Iglehart Av.: Mrs. A.
ID. Andrews, 427 Rondo Av.; Rob-
ert Graham, 37S Aurora Av. Mrs.
William ssyles Jr., 756 st. An
thony Av.
Oct. 2-Mrs. Georgia Collins,
sos Rondo Av.; Alice Diggs, 4s5
Rondo Av.; Robert Shoffner, 936
st. Anthony Av.; Louise Elliot,
81 Iglehart Av.; Mrs. Lottie Mil
ton, 753 Carroll Av.: Sue Cannon,
So3 Woodlawn; Mrs. Edith Smith.
SAT Carroll Av.
Oct. 3--Robert Price, 454 Rondo
Av.; Sharon CClarS, SIS w. Cent.
raj Av.; Shirley Jones, 1921 Rondc
Av.; David Mark Winfield, 1905
Carroll Av.
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MINNEAPoLIs RIRTHnAYs

Sept. 27--Jane Stone, 81 Rus
sell Av. N; Arthur Jackson, 1901
18th Av. S.
Sept. 2s-Olive Nelson Russell,
266S Glenhurst; Dino Angelica
Mccoy, SIG goth Az. s.
Sept. 29-Charles De LaComp-
son, 707 Fremont Av. N; Hillard
Thompson, 442s Fifth Az. s.: Wal
ter Aston, 1917 Third Av. s.: Mrs.
Maxine Frazier, 1909 Elliot Av.;
Chester Gilmore III, 9l5 Fremont
Av. N; Richard Kirk Hall, 4O24
Fifth Av. s.; Renee Stevenson,
1914 James Av. N; Edward Black
well Jr., 1904 Fourth Av. S.
Sept. 30-Paul Douglas Kelley.
94s Bryant Av. N; Mrs. " j.
Hunter, 4O2s Fourth Av. s.: VII
bert Dugas, 1113 Lyndale Av. N:
Mrs. Katherine Nix, e1s Girard
Av N; v. d. Owens. 2421 Fourth
Av. s.; Mrs. w. L. Battle, 22O
E. ~ St; Mrs. Ed Temple, 1874
Fifth Av. s.; Eddie Tones. SIS
18th Av s.; villa Ellis, 35Os
Fifth Av. S.
Oct. Mrs. Tyre Elliot, 1917
Fifth st. s.; Riley Gnchrist Jr.,
3s4s Second Av. s.; Mrs. Jimmie
Lee johnson, 622 Girard Av. N;
Mrs. Carl Ampey, 702 Fremont
Av. N; Ronald Wayne Kitchen,
500 Olson Highway; Johnny
Brown, 24Os 18th Az. s.
Oct. - Leonard Cowan. 400
Lyndale Az. N; Ms. Blanche
last week when the pro football
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stars wife, Gladys Mae, gave birth
to a six pound, IL ounce girl, Te.
resa Ann, in Riverside Hospital.
This was the Triplet's' eighth
child, five boys and three girls.
Mel is regular fullback for the
New York Giants and is former
captain Of the University Of Toll
edo football team.
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Saturday evening at Pilgrim Bap-
list church with the pastor. Rev.
Floyd Massey Jr. officiating.
Chicagoans Attended Wedding;
Mrs. Carl ]. Brown and Miss
Joyce Harper OF Chicago. spent
the weekend In the city and were
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Everetts Chapman Of 70T sc. An
thony Av. They attended the
Jones-Grooe wedding on Saturday
evening,
iowa Visitors, Mr. and Mrs,
Lawrence Ford and two grand
children and Mr., and Mrs, Thorn
as Jackson, all OF Mason City,
Ia, were guests on Sunday OF Mr..
and Mrs. orion shelton OF 412
Iglehart Av Mr.. Ford Is a broth
err OF Mrs. shelton. Little Tony
shelton. infant son OF the shell
tons who has been quite m al
home, is now much improved.
To Wed; Wedding bells viii
be ringing come October 9th, foi
Mrs. Dorothy Rodriguez OF Masor
City and Mr.. Jack Glover OF Al.
Iglehart Av. Mr.. Glover Il 9
nephew Of Mr.. orion shelton, with
whom he resides.
Chatterbox Club Held Meeting
Mrs Katherine scipio, 1424 Uppei
Alton Road was hostess TO th'
Chatterbox Club on Friday eve
ming September 10, Members pre-
pared old Christmas cards TO b,
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FIRST NEGRO LAW
STUDENT AT u OF FLA

Gainesville, Fla. (ANP)-Geo.
H. starge, an Orlando resident, has
registered as the first Negro law
student at the University OF Flor
ida. No disturbance was reported.
strake is a graduate OF More
house College In Atlanta where
he studied business administration
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PICTORIAL RECORD
or NKRUMAHs TOUR

Chicago (ANP-Prime Minister
Kwamo Nkrlmah's Today tour OF
the United States Is told in pie
lures in tho October Issue Of EB-
oNY Magazine.
The pictures show the Primo
Minister. who scrubbed pots 20
years ago as a college student IN
America, slept on subway trains
when he lacked the price Of a
room, on the tour where he was
extended the most enthusiastic
welcome over accorded a black
dignitary.
Nkrumah, today's voice Of the
new Africa, who was once dlscri-
minated against In a bus station.
came back to America TO meet
twice with the President. and 10
address Congress.
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given with scrap book material
to patients at Gillette hospital.
Plans were completed for the
club dinner 10 be held at Cole
mans Friday, October II. The
October meeting vii be with Mrs.
James Taylor. 1854 Thomas Av.
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Cooper, 7o5 Seventh st. NJ; Mr.. I.
c. Mumford, $500 Fourth Av s.
Oct. 3--Mrs. Emma Gage, Ssl2
Clinton Av.; Mrs. Charles NJ. Sex
ton, Gle Penn Av. N.
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Out-0f-Town BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

Sept. 27-Ssmmy Hale, Wash
ington, ID. c.
Sept. % $500 Cecilia Davis, Los
Angeles, Calf.
Sept. 29 - Consuela Towsend
Chicago, Ill.
Sept. 30--Col. c. johnson, Wash
ington, d. C., Mrs. Waiter l.
Hamilton Jr., Norfolk, Va.
oct, Robert Wright, Rock
ford, III.
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Out-Of-ToWn BIRTHDAYS

Sept. % - Frank w. Schine.
Washington, d. c.
Sept. 29--Mrs. Elizabeth Moore
Tibbs, Washington, d. c.
Sept. 30-Mrs. Lurena Suthern,
Los Angeles, Calf.
Oct. 3 - Mrs. Patricia Foster
Dixon, Peoria, Ill.
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS

Appeared In Musical rogram Miss Ruth Marshall of Chi
eag contrao singer and Miss Matte Keen also of Chicago
teacher OF dramatc appeared in joint gospel program
gay september 81 at the Masonic Temple Minneapolis Miss
Marshall and Miss Hill arrived by plane on Friday and were
the houseguess while in the city Mr. and Mrs Ralph G.
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PaUL 4

Attended Sons Wedding: Mr.. and Mrs John Groce OF
Philadelphia visiting in the city and guests Of Mr. and
Mrs Jerry Beal Of Ga St. Anthony Av Mr. and Mrs Groce
came to the city to attend the wedding Of their son. Myes r.
Groce Miss Dolores Jones' daughter of Mr. and Mrs Joseph
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This distracted world needs, des-
perately needs, TO discover how
and what price friendship, har-
mony, peace among men can be
had. To tell the world the answer
and 70 live the answer among
all people is the most urgent serv-
ice demanded Of the Church.--The
Archbishop Of Canterbury, Open
ing Sermon.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

Your neighbOrs write, edit and
print this paper each week for
your information aud entertain.
ment.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

Twenty-fOur years Of com munisy
servico--the record Of thla news
paper--keeps II In the forefront Of
community progress.
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STORKS VISITS
TRIPLETT FAMILY

TOLEDO, Ohio (ANP)-Mel
Triplets family had an addition
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COM
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12
University News
BOARD d 'Trustees Meetlng

appointment of a new member
10 the University Of Delaware's .
board of trustees, confirmation OF
the university's appropriation and
capital outlay requests for the
1959-61 biennium, and the grant
ing of four leaves of absence to fac
ulty members were the major items
of business considered at the semi
annual meeting of the board in
Newark last Saturday morning.
Otis II. Smith of Lewes is the
new trustee. He succeeds James
M. Tunnell, Jr.. who Is no longer a
resident of Sussex County.
The board canfr<s:Sa the univer-
sity's appropriation request of sS,-
19S.04S for each year of the bien-
mum and capital outlay request
of $4.s33.000 for The construction
of needed facilities.
Leaves of absence were granted
to DR.. @. Fred Somers, associate
dean Of the school of agriculture;
Or. Robert L. Pigford. chairman of
the department of chemical engi-
neering; DR.. Elizabeth Dyer, pro-
fessor of chemistry; and DR.. Cecil
c. Lynch, also chemistry profess
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12
Kent Home Doings
BY Marion Macdonald
All Club Agent
TREE SAFETY HELPS KEEP
CHRISTMAS HAPPY

Christmas is supposed to be a
happy time of year, and few safe
ty precautions with the tree will
help keep your Yule season gay,
points out All Club Agent Marion
Macdonald.
Stand the tree in a large bucket
of wet sand or in a holder with a
water container in the bottom. Dry
Christmas tree needles are a fire
hazard and the water helps keep
the needles moist. Moist needles
also stay on the tree longer.
Be sure that tree light cords.
sockets and plugs are in good con-
dition. Place the tree near an out
let fused for Is ampheres. This
means the fuse will blow easily If
the load is too heavy or ii short
circuit develops. You'll also keep
from tripping over unnecessary ex-
tension cord.
For safety's sake, be sure the
Underwriters Laboratory label is
on any string OF lights you buy.
Look for parallel-wired strings of
lights having q fiber washer press
ed against the bulb socket. The
washer helps keep buTnable ma
terial out of the socket and les
sens chance of shock if you touch
the metal part of the bulb when the
lights are on. Parallel wiring
means that all of the properly
working lights stay on If one bulb
should burn out.
You'll add to the extra safety
provided by the fiber washer IL you
screw the metal part of the bulbs
all the way into the sockets.
Mrs. Macdonald adds one more
important bit of advice. She says
be sure to turn off the lights when
you leave the house or go to bed.