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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03

bow December lG IN Northwestern
hospital, Kim Marie Sc the name
chosen Tor che new arrival Mt
and MN A Hayes Minneapolis.
are tho maternal grandparents and
Mrs Uirthcl Johnson II the patrr.
nal grandmother Mrs Johnson Is
Bt present living with her parents
at 1909 b. ~ So Ayhtlc bcr hus-
hand ia ON dnty with tho air force
stationed az clovis New MeSiya
HOLIDAYS IN TEXAS Mas Michel
ie Dawson NglB w1urth Az s.
and Miss Beverley Galloway no
~ &C 80 are spending uHe christ
mas holidays In Houston roS as
the guest oi Mlsa Eddic Rishy
The many social courtrsies pr.
roRlod the young Hdirs are maxi.
iog thcu visit au enjoyable oN-
I peoon,r
/ Holidays Win Parents NJ and
Mrs spencer shyyr Np2i Fourth
law IS are entertaining special
guests over the holidays Tbeir
twin daughters the Misses Lon
Iraine ana Iurillo OF Washington
inc arrived urggmbe ~ far their
.unual holiday visit
Eastrrn Vacation Mira q a
INluiaus, tlt5 First Az 3 lou
"Wednesday rar Mt vernon n "
visit her utcgea ana their fam
lies ~ and Mrs Henry pclany
and Mr. and Mrs William thrown
and uons The day OF her arrival
ivan be "a happy occasion Hs 70
Ivan be- her Urst glimpse 81 her
New nephew pawd Elliot THROWN
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q lavender hallernN length frock
with rhinestone jewclry MIS- Car
los Mofiagt was petite in blue
lace floor length jsckvt frock with
matching accessories Miss Cath
crime Norman presented am eye
catching portrait In a white lace
ana grystaIette tloor length gown
enhanced with blue slippers and
limestone lewclTS.
Mrs Woodrow Reed chose DIOR
blue tafteta balleuna length froeS,
while Mrs Peter Robinson was
chic In orange satin and net. bali
euan length and Mrs Dennis Sims
was striking in punk chiffon with
back interest Mrs Bertram
Slaughter was stunning IN sun
burst chiffon gown with matching
sandals and rhinestone iewelry
Mrs Gwen TNyiggs chose an ex-
qWsite gown Of gold lace over
gold llama featuring d slim bodice
compHmented by d houffaut skirt,
bsuenHa length and q black velvet
ston, Mrs Waiter Wilson was
charming in an aqua gown while
Mrs Gloria Smiths lovely choice
was d yellow net floor length gown
enhanced with a fun houCIaut skirt
with a large bow conferred az back
She wore leopard satin sandals
with green satin heels and emerald
green jegyelry Miss Gloria Jack.
son Of Chicago was petite u a
black sheath gown balleuna length
acccn,uated with rhinestone Jewell
ry
Receiving pl1udits for the re-
splendid affair were Mrs Harold
Richardson chairman and John
Whitaker yo-chNrmar and Their
committee the Mines Tony Ma
lingo, Harry MassepKiH and Nj
Harold Richardson
Officers Of the club arc Mrs
Russell Balengcr president carl
Claiborne vice president Mrs
Margaret sullivan, recording Soc
Rotary Mrs Kenneth Edwards fin
aucial secretary Mrs Andres
Brent corresponding secretary and
Lewis Sykes treasurer
John WHITAKER al the organ
presented q program OF back
ground music during the inranmls-
uoua
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CAMEO HOLIDAY DANCE FILLS
HOTEL LOWRY BALLROOM WITH
GLAMOROUS, MERRY CLUB GUESTS

The beautiful Graud Ballroom ~ Hotel Lowry ST Paul
lent rs graceful decor Friday evening December "a
Cameo Social Clubs Holiday SuoBaI the popular social
club entertained capacity crowd Of the most
beautifully carried uut affairs ~ the season.
Ihe baroon LruIy maen.enL setting nr This aLL-r
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WEDDING NNNNERS NRIrS
MINNEAPOLIS

Jan . Nh aud Mrs Clrmon
Rooney 1924 Smelling Az %
wears Mr. and Mrs n Hunter
in2s Fourth Az s. ~ years
Jan s Mr. ana Mra Alongn
Elus. 3Aos ritth Az g. ~ ysara.
Nt and Mu W Alouso Ice 1888
seth Az q 10 years
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LIBERIA PRESENTS
LARGEST BUD0II

Monrnta CAMP rreHacnt
William Y q rubmnan so Liberia
presented Ca The legislature which
now in session the budget which
he proposes fnr Liberia tur 1865
~ a the lHrEyaI budget ever
Go Dee considered amounting 90
ste 0no 600
rms Boz only 81 UOn nUa hose Jhan
the ramrrys total revenues which
Cor tHs fiscal ye8f 1867 amounted
.tu $40 coo zoe
IA, budget arrma 9Hsurn3 aF
,..,a.ay.
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IRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNTArnIIs nRIImANs

Jan clifford W Hawkins
i322 Second Az s. Dan Mead
ans. 1887 Oakland Az Edgar
/ jackson 80 Bryant Av r..
Theodore Hunter Jr. $3.50 chin.
I ton Ay
( Jan Mrs Barbara Wells $500
Fourth Aw 81 Bessie lee Laws,
1910 10 Az s
/ Jan Frank Terry 1912 First
/ Az S. Mrs Frank Terry Jsl2
First Az s Eldndge W owens
2i2i Fourth Az S. Bonnie hudson
Phillips tIi6 Third Az s Dana
In Jackson. iO0t F1nh Az 8
/ Jan Z ebert Lear 2si5 Car.
field Az. Louise ~ Turner. 5il
| AIdnch Az N, q NJ Sanders
1 5000 Garfield Az Chsryl r Little.
I af4s Fnh Az 8 Elmer Smith,
1919 Smelling Av Mrs Earl Brent
1929 Fourth Az s. Joseph r.
I Addcrly 9lt T. % 81
/ Jan. Margery ~ Buckuer.
$50 Enwood Az NJ Mrs Marie
IOshslds. 1924 Portland Az. vii
lard Jones. 1891 Portland Az.
Judy Phillips ils6 Third Az 8
Mrs John G Wilson. 1920 Smell,
ing Az Mrs Floyd Madison fi2b
Ffth Az s. Anthony stuart
Phifer Jr 1881 Fourth Az g
Jan o Garnett Davis 1909
Elliot Az. Milton shanks. 37l2
Fourth Az 8 Daniel Scott 24GIs
Fourth Az g. Earl Bunsugh
asoi mn Az g. Aaron Lyons
Jr 4017 Third Az s. Alan
Wayne 600 ErhtH Az N Car
njdeane Rumph al v = 81
Jan 10 r F1ippin ssf8 Ser.
aHd Az s Mrs Afdie Smith
1884 Fourth Az 8 Mrs Forest
Mckinney 202s Russell Az ~
Mike and Gail Greer 3o7 Dupont
Az ~ Bernard e Wilkinson
f1i4 Third Az s Mirhsel Dan
Wilson 1920 Smelling Az
QUA OF Town BIRTHDAYS
MINSEAPOLIs
Jan judith Ann Thomas
Geneva Switzerland
Jan Fred Williams Doa
Hpnss Ia
Jan. ? Mrs Esther " Hancock
Chicago. III
Jan 10 Bishop Charles Lee
Chicago III
ST PAUL BIRTHDAYS
Jan fNorraan = Light ssI
w Central ~ Mru Ceoia Webh
g85 ~ Anthony Az Arthur Biag
Is Jr Tss e. Antfauy Az Carol
Sanders sss EaBdo A.
Jan 3 Hyan1 Ashmsrs Stokes.
Issz Uora Lane GayusIs Ballard
577 81 Anthony ~ Nrs = "
KI-csia Tsz Carroll Az LSAs
Louise Mann 90 IEishart Az
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WEDDING NNNINrR~ NIuls
~ pNIl

Ian Ma and Mrs Potter Rob
jnsnn edp lrlchefi Av NJ yrara.
Ryv and Mrs Thomas Mofua
200 Carroll Az 10 years
Jan NJ ana Mis- Homer
Ransom Goins see Fuller Av
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Jan o John n Thursiob Wash
ingtop y G.
Jan Mr. James KIRK Sr
Seattle. Washington
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31

John Few oyernite guest at her
summer cottage on Apple River
Wis She was the overnight guest
OF Mrs Earl Brent in Minneapolis
with breakfast and tour OF
southdale shopping Center 9th
ers extending eourtesies include
the Mines James Green. sidney
Salter Fred Schuck, o, c. Han
Mrs and Mrs Courtney Hilyard h
Mr.. John Whitaker She was pre-
sented with gifts by other friends,
Suburhanites; The Suburhanites
me, at the home OF Mrs Joseph
Waters, $50 Iglehart Av on FRI
day evening October ~ During the
meeting a money making project
was planned A delicious late sup
per was served BY the hostess,
Mrs Martezie Barber, 925 Mar
shall Az win be hostess at the
next meeting November Z
Matinee Bridge Club: Mrs AL
onza Cotton. 959 81, Anthony Az.
viii be hostess 20 the Matinee
Bridge club on Tuesday November
II.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31

ing to the reunion from The long
est distance he WAS the only Ne
gro IN his class The following
SUNDAY Mr. stevens visited his
nephew wliiam Stevens. illustri.
Gus potentate o. syria Court 81 the
shrine liv attended Beatrice SIM
kins testimonial dinner held az the
sherry n,ltmow Hotel A high.
poin, Of hiu trip was a sightseeing
tour along the north shore whnc
"a Roston, as guest Of his nephew
Euroute homo no spent one day
in Chicago visiting titonds
Visiting From Onto; Mas Csrolr
Johnson Of Cleveland ohio. spent
a few DAYS In tho city visiting
friends and was the houscgueHt OF
Mr and Mrs John A, Jones 81
Ss9b tlfth Az q Miss Johnson n
graduate ~ Northwest Institute
OF Technology of Minneapolis and
was classmate ~ Mrs Jones.
she was onrDute home to Walt her
mother in rrrepoTt IN
Family Visitors, Mrs Lucy
Rhodes and daughters Mlas Dor
othy Rhodes and Mrs Charles
steele of IoninWllc. Ky are visit
ing IN the city and are housogucsta
.of Mfp Hhodca daughter iulaw
and son, Mr. and Mrs oliver w
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ST. Paul urbon
League TO Hear
College President

Walter J Rock, President OF the
81, Paul Urban League announced
today that the League will observe
its S5th anniversary with a dinner
meeting which will be held at
$50 pm. Thursday November
18th IN the Grand Ballroom OF tho
Hotel Lowry C4th and wahashal
Judge James c. otis, dinner
chairman, stated that the theme
viii be Expanding Opportunity
IN our Changing Community
Guest speaker for the occasion
win be Or Jerome II Tolland
president, Delaware State College
Dover Delaware The public is
cordially invited TO attend
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31
HALLE HAS full
CALENDAR FOR
HALLOWEEN CEIEBRANTS

The Executive Director and
STAFF Of Halle Q Brown wishes
20 announce TO It's members and
friends that this agency has cal
endered a galaxy Of Halloween
Parties for the various age groups
during the coming Halloween
week
The calender OF Halloween
events are as follows
Wednesday october 10Th Teen
Canteen. ages ~ to l6 yrs TOO 20
1000 pm,
Friday, October 8ist Small
Fry Halloween Party, ages 0 thru
rs yrs. 400 TO SIS pm
Friday. October 31st Young
Adults Masquerade Ball. ages 10
thru n yrp 500 10 liib pm
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ST. PAU nIRrIpAYs

Nov Noel Wiuton Scott 5ab
w Jcssamiue. Mr Jerry Robins.
gsi IEiehart Az Mrs Ethel King
776 Rondo Az: Edith Smith, DAT
Carroll Az
Nov 2 Mr. Ernest G Cooper.
$50 Iglohart Az Mrs Edna Curt
IL, ops Carroll Az
Nov 3 MIR Frank Gambol, sst
81 Anthony Ay; Robert James,
$50 Rondo Az; Mr. } NJ O'Neal
T38 Rondo Az Donald Earl
Thomas bAt w. Central Az;
Michael Harris $50 Rondo Az,
Nikki starl,a $50 Rundo Az
Matthew Ellis, aa7 Iglehart Az.
Me-. Alice NJ Lawson. 400
w Central Av
Nov. o Viola Christine va.
Hams. 40s Carroll Az; obedia
Hunt, gos Carroll Az Mr. hrth
ar Inn SIS Carroll Az
Nov @ Craig Williams ios
Carroll Az, Mr. Kemucl Eiia
$50 W Central Az Jean Durand
1909 Carroll Az Nj Patton Rob.
inspn 7GS Carroll Az Justin
Mann $50 IHiehart Ay5 Wiiiic ;
Rora ST. est Igichart Az
Soy Frank Harris Jrs $50
ST. Anthony Az Martin weddinF
ton Jr. IA W Central Av Rose
Mary johnson 400 Dale 80 ianF.
onco raryer, g08 ~ Anthony Az.
Royal Goodcn 81 Igiohafi Az
Robert Maynard Smith gai rpi.
Ter Az Mrs Kitty Jeffrey $40
virginia Mr. John Young 1870
Mackuhin
ou of.Town BIRTHDAyS
Nov. Fired 8rtuck Jr OAK.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31

MARY Alrfilofls Oh HdkAEAAh GWEN
ing November /, All members are
! asked to be present and promptly
at $50 pm
Returns Home; Mrs. Gladys
Freeman Of Indianapolis. Ind, left
for her home Friday after spend.
ing ten days in the city visiting
relatives and friends She was the
houseguest Of Mrs Richard l.
Stokes sr, OF T5T st. Anthony Ay
Mrs. Freeman, former resident
OF st Paul. enjoyed renewing old
friendships and was accorded many
social courtesies Mrs. Stokes and
Mrs. Galloway were hostesses at
family dinner in honor OF their
houseguest on Sunday October 20
Among others extending courtesies
were Mr.. and Mrs. Hyland A.
Stokes, barbecue supper. Mr.. and
Mrs, Kenneth Stokes. dinner. Mrs.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS RlsrmpAYs

Nov Mrs Enola Thomas,
S50S Firth Av s sharon Ann 4.
Mitchell, 42il Fourth Az s.; Ed
waud Gerard Broadfoot ia Hum
bnldj Av n
Nov Mrs winA Carr. Ssi2
Firth Az $; Mr., Edwin Carr,
Safa tnfth Az s. Emil Moses,
asa Third Az. s. Juanita Sims,
S5t Bryant Az. NJ Joe papue,
$3.50 Humboldt Az n, Lawrence
Anthony HAYES, 1907 n n st.
Mrs Raymond wallace, S5as
smelling Az Teri Lynn stokes.
290S 22nd Av s. David Clark,
1882 Fuh Az s
Nov 5 Denise Elizabeth Car
michael, a22s THIRD Az S, Kath.
eryn Turner gi2 Fremont Az ~
NOV 4 Mr. Felix Fogg 97oa
Fourth Az s.; Mrs Doris olds,
1900 18th Av 3; Mir Edward
Carr 40t4 Fifth Av s
Nov 3 Mrs Oscar Gates, PASS
Fourth Az. 8: Bert Dawson, S7ia
Fourth Az s.. Mr. Reuben Il,
Warren. s6i5 Clinton Av; Thorn
as Brown 2soo Portland Az,
Kevn Eugene Crawford. t4S9 Firth
Az s.
Nov 6 Frank T. Mitchell, 562a
Niconet Az Rex Allen True ii2s
Firth Az s. Ardcna Louise Flip
pin seas THIRD Az s. Mrs. Jessie
shannon, 1922 Third Az g Rich.
ard Cook. t4Sd Clinton Az
Nov 7 Harold Combs 9di6
Fourth Az s; pcrcival Baron,
1929 Portland Az David Guy
Hubbard S72o Third Az 9 Mrs
Joseph 7 Adderly OIL r. ~ Sc
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS x

Attended Glass Reunion Mr. jesse Stevens 1924 Fourth
Az recently returned home from Beverly Mass where he
attended the 6O class reunion Of his alma mater Beverly High
School which held October Is The reunion cmaNed
with banquet IN the evening which me Mr. Stevens
presented with Paul Revere silver cup in recognition Of
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

Nov . Mr. and Mrs James
Taylor, 1854 Thomas Az, 10 years.
Nov 4 Mr. and Mrs Lewis
Williams, 74i 81. Anthony Avs II
years
Nov Mr. and Mrs Wilford
Gray Detroit, Mich. three years.
Nov 6 Mr. and Mrs. John Pet.
tiford, ST. Carroll Av II years
Mr. and Mrs Reedcr Turner, 7a6
Rondo Az, 20 years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31

Rhodes and family % 9si7 Stew
ems Az Mrs steele was guest OF
her cousin. Mrs Thomas Jones,
a62A clinton Ay, at the Daughter
of Ias Oriental ten on Sunday
afternoon Tho kcntucisiana arc en-.
loving Sightseeing tours and other
courtcnioa during their visit
Christening Held Among the
many habies baptized Sunday oc-
tobcr 20, during the morning aorv-
toe at Sc Peters AME church
was Brian Jerome Glenn, infant
son Of MIR and Mrs Charles A.
Glenn % 2S2l Fourth Av y, Rev.
NJ l.. simmons, pastor, conducted
tho baptiamal ceremony Godpar~
ents arc Mia and Floyd Poole Jr.
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Out ~ Town BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

Nov 2 Charles w Washington,
Dayton Onto
Nov Mrs Katherine Savoy
San Francisco, Calf
Nov Lawrence Hall. hes
Mmncs. Ia Andrea skinner, Clevo.
land. Ohio
Nov Z Mrs Bcruice Thomp1
son Topeka. Kaus. Mrs Wanda
Tate Chicago, m
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31

The weaker sea IL the stronger
because Of the weakness Of the
stronger scx for the weaker SEA. .
Country Gentleman.
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Social and Personal
ST. PAUL II

beard ROOD Had Meeting> n eo-i RrooG mel ScT1T,
day October IS the home Mr. and Mrs Frank slaughter
53 Aurora Az Plans made for Thanksgiving and Christ
projects for the Brood Following business games the
diversion of the evening which lovely lunch served
by the hosts.
Tanga Club The Tanga Club viii the home Of Mrs
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Nov = Mr. and Mrs Martin
IIunshergrr A3Sa Fourth Az s.
.li years. Mr. and Mrs lewis
Ripper l2as SECOND Az = four
years
our now phone cali IN Taylor
7ton
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31

Prepared sHA paid fef At rcfalar
adseiaanR fsist ~ said " tNad
Vol pusmiiiss, Hsnry Nfrsfh.
Ssg a., So. Hu~el, 81 raai
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31

land, Calf
New o Marjorie BlRkey Cedar
Rapids, II
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Nov 3 Mr and Mrs Don Ia.
Faucette 1886 clinton Az, eight
years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31

NEW DRESSuPS light up the
- night with glitter Wit
ness this Martini shift Of sheer
French lace. spanked with Sc
quins. When you move or
dance. such a shape touches
your form. reveals IT, For
smooth. lovely lines beneath,
there's a black beauty girdle
hy playtex. Women everywhere
love this tipped Mold N Hold
in Jet black lateN. choose IL
for top holiday form.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31

oar now phone call Is Taylor
7.Aoai.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31

lIERE IS A RECIPE FOR A HEARTY, delicious Skillet
Chopped Beef Stew made package o beet vegetable
soup supplies delicious flavor bot also the
nutritious ingredients o vegetables well rs beef
stew simple make and just about 30 mna
uteS from start 10 finish The onions and chopped
Drowned melted butter and then cups Of water and the
package of beef vegetable soup immediately added
cooked for a half hour
piping hot with lettuce salad tossed with prepared
Italian dressing
SKILLET CHOPPED BEEF STEW WIN ONIONS
tablespoons butter % cups water
margarine package ltcf vegetable
II small white peeled onions soup mix
pound ground beef / tabcSp toa chopped parsley
Melt butter margarine In skillet aha onions and lightly
brown Add well stirring constantly Pour Ia
water SOUP and Cook about 30 minutes nn
onions tender adding water II necessary Sprinkle
with rtfy'ey before serving Makes SERVINGS
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81 ~ RAF @RFAFT1
h 1s ii 4 a I'M hM 6 m It'll
~ THE OLD TIMERS

From Florence Palmer, For
Warne. Indiana: remember
walking TO anc. from school Or
the Illinois prairie where Lived
most of us walked approximately
two miles 10 and from the litfl,
district school each day
fn September when school start
AKA, decked In a new calico dres
Ia must for the first day in school
and with our rcpne tin dinner pai
MA gladly took off early Nh th
morning Summer warm AJAX
hazy, still lowered over THU lana
scape and the roads werg dustS
and full of yellow butterflies
October Was brisk, preti
month and M welcomed the frs
frosty morning. Then came WITH
IT, The snow drifted sometime
covering the hedge fences We
loved this Dressed III IegginR
that buttoned well over oar KIN
and With four buckled overshoe
MT walked on top III the hedge
school. had snow fights
though The oldsters griimF
about the snow. W. so
when the spring thaw aE
There was tim III tae sprlI
to-. Most of us had rubber bot
ID travel the vet. muddy roat
and how W. enjoyed wading
the little rivers and ponds meltiE
snow and spring rains provided
\ can remember that your fee
were often cold but W. would YER
ture rs f. a. possible into tht
water and take A. long as wt
possibly could 10 get home II tht
evening
/ ana sure Tia school bus * mos
convenient but today's children
miss something too, for W. really
had fun walking to and from
school.
tSend contributions 80 this colnmn :.
The Old Tina er, Gem III uniSy Press Serv
fee, BoE SD. Frankfort, Kentucky
Wanted: Shoes Ky repair. !
am still il the business re-
CARELESS Of what others say.
Leave at Harbor Cab Stand.
Brownies
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-08

planned To visit his son Rob
ert and family ia Wyandotte,
Michigan. On the return trip
he will stop for j visit with
Ills son James i'll st. Louis.
Doc will meet Ben For
bes III Seattle and they will
return to Sitka II the new
~ foot Owens cruiser Do"
has purchased. The men will
return To Sitka around May
Doth.
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Wednesday

WEDNESDAY
1890 PM City Council
$50 PM City Council
7:30 PM Haven Of Rest
900 PM Let There Be Light
9:15 PM The Art Of Living
Thursday
800 PM Standard School
Broadcast
7:30 PM Alaskan Adventures
900 PM MI. Radio Pulpit
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Historical
Society Meets

A story and song relating
how the Kogwanton Clan of
Tlinget Indians got the
Eagle for it's emblem was the
feature NJ Sundays meeting
of the Sitka Historical So
ciety- The presentation by
Mr.. Alex Andrews was accom-.
panied by q showing Of n
large beaten brass plate de-
signed w commemorate this
story.
The first book of records
of the Mission Of St. Greg
Dry Catholic Church was
loaned for display. This re-
cord of the years 1858 is
written in Latin and the tran
station by Father MacElmeel
brought out an interesting
picture w the work W the
mission Priest III early Sitka-
The president announced
that an inventory of the 1887
Archaeological survey w Old
Sitka by the Forest Service
has been located and 4 copy
of this valuable information
will be acquired soon. Seve-
ral pictures VI the dedication
plate were also included w
the inventory and It IS pre-
sumed to pa the possession
stake used to indicate that
this was Fort no. liz i'm Rus
sian America.
"a number Of early pictures
We're displayed, as we'll as se
veral magazines containing
ARTICLES Oh Sitka. The VI. ..
Information Agency, Rus
sian language magazine con
taising and article on Sitka
was partially translated by
Bishop Amvrossy.
The Tackle Shop
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The Baranof Banner, Sitka Alaska


Anyone receiving social
security who goes fishing and
expects to earn over 100000
should see Tom and stop
their checks while they are
working.
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-08
WHO What
& WHERE

Mrs Myrtle Clithero has
returned To her home In Port
land. She has been visiting in
Sitka for some months with
her son and daughter-in-law,
MIR. and Mrs. Russell Clithe-
Nh. While here Mrs. Clithero
helped out Ut the hotel and
was active II numbers OF
civic projects.
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The Tackle Shop

TypewritersThe Best ii Sporting Goods
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-08

Tom Burtscher, field re-
preventative of the Juneau
Social Security office will be
in Sitka Tues. and Wed. May
18th and 18th.
Tom will BE- available TOR
interviews at the Sitka Hotel
w answer questions about So
cial security 81 To take app
LEGATIONS FOR Social Security
benefits, H. will be avail
able 6 to 3 r. M. Tues. and
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Friday
7:3O PM Music for You
7:45 PM Celebrity Time
900 PM Protestant Hour
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-08

Dr. b. K. Nc Brayer, elm
zeal director At Mt. Edge
cumbe Alaska Native hos
pital has left for Washington,
ID. G. to attend the Veter-
ans Administration Institute
for Hospital AdminisHa
tors. The Institute will BIZ
held April 28 through May
l6.
On the way DR. NlcBrayer
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Rotary Club members were
entertained at their Tuesday
luncheon BY the members
of the Sheldon Jackson Jun
ior College chior Directed
by Edward Rosevear, the
choir gave another outstand-
ing performance
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Sunday
LOO Mt. Edgecumbe Speaks
l:3O N. Y. Phil. Ork.
800 Best III Music
400 Lutheran Hour
4:30 Salt Lake City Choir
500 News Hi-Lites
sos Mitch Miller
500 Sunday News Desk
els Dinner Music
$50 Sport Page
GAS 1t Happened This Wk.
700 City Hospital
7:3O Gunsmoke
500 Jack Benny
$50 Frontier Gentleman
900 Alaska News
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