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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-20
P.-T.A. To Meet Monday

The Grantsville School P.-TA.
will meet on Monday evening,
March "a, at p. M, with Michael
Duda, president, presiding. DR.,
John Isaacson, Meyersdale Pa,
will be the speaker for the eve
ming. The Band under the direction
of Lewis Michael and the Glee
club under the direction of Mrs.
Betty Kolb with Miss Joyce War
nick as pianist. will present a pro-
gram. The Fourth graders will
serve refreshments assisted by
Miss Esther Opel and Miss Viola
BroadWater. The teachers will be
in their rooms at 1870 for visiting
with parents.
Miss Viola Broadwater has been
appointed to serve as chairman of
the Red Cross campaign for the
GrantSVille area. Assisting are the
following: Mrs. d. w. Hershberger,
Mrs. Robert Broadwater, Mrs. Mi
chael Duda. Mrs. Paul Kinsingcr,
Mrs. William Ramp, Mrs. Bessie
BiIlmyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ramp en-
tertained in honor their daughter
Comics 4th birthday last Wednes-
day afternoon, March 18th Those
who attended we're Mrs. Robert
Speicher and son Craig, Mrs. Kath-
ryn Ryland and Donna Jean, Mrs.
Dean Brenneman and Beverly and
Blake; Mrs William Bender and
Patty Lou Mrs. Jack Keim and
Gregory; Mrs. John burst and
Judy; Mrs. James Michael and
Jimmy, and Debbie Watson. A
birthday cake conferred the table.
Connie received many nice gifts.
Miss Wanda Ruth Resi-, who is
employed in Washington. D. c.,
spent the weekend with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Resi-.
Miss Wanda Ruth Resi- who is
employed in Washington, d. c.,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-20
Begins Training

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Wright and
daughter Victoria Annette, ar
rived at Fort Knox, Kentucky. last
Wednesday where the former will
enter the U. S. army for six
months training. He received his
commission as second lieutenant
last June along with his Bachelor
OF Arts degree in physical educa-
ton from West Virginia university.
Wright was a member of the
Military Honor society and Circle
X club at Potomac State college,
KeysCr, and the Scabbard and
Blade honorary military fraternity
at West Virginia university. He
took basic training at Fort Meade
in the summer of 1856.
He also received his teacher
certificate for secondary schools
last summer and worked on his
masters degree the first semester
at West Virginia university. He
plans to teach next year.
Mrs. Wright is the former Miss
Hazel Mosser, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Mosser. McHenry, and
a graduate of Northern High
school, class of 1856 Mr. Wright
is son of Mr. and Mrs Russell
Wright, Friendsville, and also was
graduated from Northern High
school.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-20
Rotary Circus Plans
Nearing Completion

The Oakland Rotary club COM
mittees are completing arrange
ments for the fourth annual Ro-
tary circus program, scheduled for
the Southern High school gymnasi-
UNI on Friday, April IL, at 8 p. m.
The advertising program COM
mittee composed of Merrill Car
go, chairman. Willard Hawkins, o.
T. eraser, Earl Zepp, Maurice
Brookhart Mason Glotfelty, Will
liam Hesen and Melvin Right are
completing their work. A large
portion of the funds from the ac-
tivity comes from this program
booklet. Russell Brown, chairman
of the program committee, is also
arranging for additional local en-
tertainment. The featured enter
tainmcnt is the University of Mary
land Gymkana troupe. Tickets will
go on sale tomorrow, 81 for adults
and so cents for school children.
If purchased in advance tickets
for school children will be Is cents.
Proceeds from the Circus this
year will go to provide a four-year
Rotary scholarship to one of the
Maryland State Teacher colleges,
for worthy and needy Southern
High school graduate. Willard Ell
lott, past president of the club, is
chairman of the Scholarship COM
mittee.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-20
DIED
JOHN J. STEMPLE

JOHN }. , 6MPIE
John j. Stemple, aged IS, of
Kingwood, w. Va, died Sunday,
March Is. He had been ill since
January l.
Mr.. Stemple was born at Aurora,
w. Va, July l, 1892, son of the
late Charles William and Column
bia Rebecca Stemple. He had en-
gagged in farming all his life and
was member of the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs,
Neva Stemple, of Kingwood two
daughters. Mrs. Darby Collins and
Mrs. Robert Hahn. both of Oak
land; six sons, Charles, Hudson, o.;
John, Morgantown; Howard, in the
army stationed at LceSville, La;
Frank, in the service and sta
toned at Limestone, Maine; Phillip,
Lorain. o.; David Warren, o.; also
one step-daughter Mrs, Wayne
Leichman, KingwoOd; two brothers,
Harry Stemple, Aurora. w. Va;
Walter Stemple. Amboy, w. Va;
two sisters, Mrs. Fred Douglas, Au-
rora; Mrs. Erwin Fike, Crellin.
Funeral services were conducted
on Wednesday afternoon from the
Browning Funeral home in King
wood, at l o'clock and additional
services were conducted from the
Stemple Ridge church near Aurora,
with Rev. David Calvert, Baptist
minister from Masontown, officiat-
ing.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore E. Sines,
Oakland, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Patience NAL
venia, to Roger Wayne DeBcrry,
of Deer Park.
Miss Sines is a graduate of South
crn High school, class of 1857, and
is now enrolled in the MaiSon Fred
rick School of Beauty Culture in
Uniontown Pa.
Mr.. DcBerry is a graduate of
Southern High, class of 1857, and
is now engaged in farming and
shovel operations.
The wedding will be an event of
summer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-20
GrNEsE&CfEEQ NeEUS

spent the weekend with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Resi-.
The Mars Hill Homemakers club
met at the home of Mrs. Leslie
Stanton, seventeen members and
three guests we're present, Mrs.
Dwight Folk and daughter Linda,
Mrs. Herman Bender, of Springs,
Pa Also Mrs. Woodrow Butler and
children. Mrs. Arthur Resi- had
the devotions and read the poem,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-20
With Our Men
In The Service

Earl Right, airman apprentice,
U. S. navy, has completed six weeks
Of school in Norman, Okla, and is
now stationed at Lakehurst, New
Jersey, where he will attend school
for fourteen weeks. He spent last
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Kight.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-20

Macmillan of Britain and EiSen-
hover will confer in Washington
June 6.
PrrciVal Brundagc, U. S. budget
chief, resigned and Eisenhower
named NJ H. STAINS to succeed him
II. c. Byrd has withdrawn as
candidate for governor on Demo
cratic ticket.
Senate voted to freeze govern
mcnt price supports on major farm
products and crops at not less than
last years levels.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-20

Crime in Baltimore dropped 27.3
percent in February.
The Senate rejected proposal
to cut personal income and federal
excise taxes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-20

Il Didn't Have Time" Group sang
the Garrett County Song" Miss
Ethel Grove. home demonstration
agent, gave a talk on the Cost of
Ready to Serve and Partially Pre-
pared Foods, Compared with Foods
at Home" Special meetings were
announced. Mrs. Ruth Kinsinger
had charge of Safety Drive quiz.
The April meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Lawrence George
with Mrs Dalton Stanton as CO.
hostess. Refreshments we're served.
Eighteen children were injured
-. f;,r l., TII;nntr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
By JERRY O'LEARY, JR.
star stan Writer


TTIGH IN THE thin-air mountains Of South America
IL lives relative of the camel who works like mule
where other beast Of burden could i've and makes
possible the existence of man up there
This shaggy. simple-lookng beast is the llama, an
animal tanned by the ancens to become the hfebood Of
the economy of the Inca Indians. past and present.
The llama Is descended from the wild guanaco.
Unlike their cousins the camelS, namaS have humps
but they do possess certain nasty habits peculiar to the
camel. For instance, llama defends himself against
insult indignity overwork by splitting foulsmeing
substance at the object of his dislike.
Sometimes they pebbles for ammunition when
using this odd form of attack.
The llama already a slave to the Indians Of Peru
and Bolivia when the Spanards to the Andes These
Indians had writing. the wheel unknown to them
and there money system Yet using the llama
skilfuy engineered mountain roads, they carried on
thriving trade. They sent messages by tieing
plcated knots in the wool the amas back something
like the string Of the desert Indians Of the
Southwestern United States and the knotwrting the
T1betans tie in the wool the back Of the yak.
Not only does the llama do much Of the Andean
Indians work, he also provides wool for clothing meat
for the table and milk to drink.
nama-lke creatures called the alpaca-just about the
their kin come in all colors. shades and patterns.
The Washington Zoo has a fine herd, including one
youngster who is about year old His idea Of fun is
starings and sparrows The baby llama hasn't learned
yet that pigeon can't be caught by cousin Of camel
Next Sunday: AGandrinD
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
Body Shower In
Honor Of Mrs.
Donald Smith Held

A PINK and green color scheme
dominated the decor &C a baby
shower given in honor % Mrs
Donald smith and infant daughter.
stephanie Anne ~ SaSo tltth Az.
5, on THURSDAY evening March ~
HostessinE the affair were the
Mines Lawnao Williams, waodnn
Lewis and Coleridge i,cndon They
welcomed guests IN the lovely home
Of Mrs ucndnR Seia R,rtlaat
Az
The evening was enjoyed play
ting various shower games with
clever prizes awarded the winners
who we're the Mines Ernest Lowe,
John Harrison and pheima Ben.
ton Mrs Joseph nanforth was the
lucky winner of the door prise
Following games the large array
OF beautiful and useful gira for
the baby 70 wear ANA use were
opened and displayed by the hon.
orcc
light refreshments served by
the hostoSses concluded the gala
evening
Enjoying the occasion were the
Mines ERNEST Lave John Hart
son rhclma Benton luther Prince
Ir James Reeves, nc Paul Pleas
ant nrecden. RAIN wofkcuff,
Joseph panforth Andrew Gray
/ 4 naiiry Richard Patton G v
Williams ST., Grover Ingram Barb
ara Cyrus Henry Harvey Thud,
deus Nicholas and o G pnkslc
sc. Paul
Aiao the Mines rhaddcus James
John Nellie IL Percy Hughes
lJr, Howard smith. Charlea John.
son. Oscar Newman Lorenzo
Williams c. nondon and woodfin
Lewis. Mrs Wilbur Randoll So
sent a SIT but was unable 60 be
present
factory.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
New Club Makes
Debut In MinneopoliS

Making its debut in the realm
OF cluhdona IS the Ray Gems. an All
ladies social club which was or
ganized February 4. 1888, at the
home OF Mrs BETTY rutson. pos
Logan Az "
The club win meet each Tues.
day evening at 1850 at the MEM
ecrs homes and members viii de-
vote part OF their time sewing
knitting and other siins along
with their social activities
Officers elected include Mrs
Melissa Wills, president Mrs
I.atha Crowaey vice president and
Mrs Betty rltson, secrctory
treasurer other members are the
Mines Louise Cooper Sylulia
Tucker. Marie sanford and Hort
ensc strayhorne
The last meeting was held Tues
day evening March rs, with Mrs
Strayhurne as hostess al her home
.2i24 Il, q ST,
The club Is soliciting more menu
beers and anyone interested may
contact any Of the members,
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MRS. WllBERI GRIGsBY
rs AONORED WITH
BIRTHDAY PARTY

The home OF Mr. and Mrs VII.
bert Gugsby, 5ooS Irving Az N
was the scene % gaiety and hap
piness on Saturday evening, March
rs, when Mr. Grigsby honorcd his
wife with a wonderful birthday
party, which was held IN the
amusement room
Games and socializing added "a
the evenings enjoyment A high
light came when Mrs Grigaby
opened the many practical and
lovely gifts showercd by hcr
friends and displayed them
Among guests wishing the hon
oree birthday happiness were the
Mczsrs. and Mime John Overton
ST Paul William Gray. Charles
lGngsby Clarence Bcnford. Jak,
lPnmm. Sylvester Young and Mrs
Mar4onne Williams.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
ALBERT S. HURT
AONOeED WITH a
siRrHDAN PARTY

Popular hast and master party.
giyvr Albert S. Hurt was on the
receiving end when he was guest
% honor al gala birthday party
on SATURDAY evening, Marh IS,
hosted by Irving Palmer and Mrs
Horace MeauN The festive affair
was held az the home Of Nh ral,
mcr tslo stevens Az, Ia tho VI
ira modern setting 81 his spacious
rumpus room
Various games Mere enjoycd
throughout tho evening spanked
with say conversation
Promptly at midnight com.
pleSe supper was served which w,s
preceded by cocktails,
Friends who enjoyed a gala even
ing as they serenadcd the honotes
with the happy birthday song IN.
cuded the Mossra and Mmoa Lin,
woad Gordon. 81 Paul Palmer 3
jackson, u Y Kelley, Donald
Charleston Edward carr, tn,
Mines O. /. Alexander, leasi,
shepard. Horace McauN and th'
Messfs Gayland Ronnel Ray
lmond Cooper, Richard Travis
lcHtfcrd Howard and Irving Pal
lmer.
Those who were unable TO az
tend but sent gifts were the Mines
Minnie Moore. Thelma Albright
betty Williams and MesSra Leon
ard Madden and Dave Maycs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21

Queen Civic Clobi Members Of
the Queen civic cluh observed
their accond anniversary on Fri
day March ~, with dinner at Road
buddy's &C Patrick motif was
carried out IN decorations ard table
appointments During the dinner,
Mfrs Wesley Brown retiring
president. was surprised with a
birthday cake ana y Eifi ln celoa
bratiou Of her birthday The club
also presented hot with a gift Of
appreciation for her accomplish
mcntR during her two years ma
president 20 gucatp enjoyed tho
hospitality % the etih The nest
meeting viii be held March ~,
with Mrs Thoima Collins, t2a
Carroll Az aA hantcas Mrs louise
johnson student az the univor-
.lty viii give book review and
will speak 90 the Negro Ia the
thoatcr.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21

OF her grandfather Miss Jack is
"a member 81 Zion Baptist church
and Of the Senior Choir and sun
day School She Is attending the
University Of Minnesota
Family Guests Mr. and Mrs,
Vincent shepherd, as25 Portland
Ay have az their house guests,
Mr. shepherds sister Mra, Archie
Chambers and daughter Allyce OF
~ Madison. Ia The visitors viii
remain until April ist
I'no Score Dances AZ the Teen
aye Dances sponsored by the uno
Score club held on March 10, at
ssh Nicollet Az, 81 the elimina-
ton contest. winners were Alfred
al Mildred Maddox and Jackie
Lockhart and Clarence Under,
wood A record was presented 60
each ~ the winning couples
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
Dir THDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Mar % Mrs Ideils Wallace,
St27 Third Az. s Goldstem Jack
son. glo Penn Ay \ Mrs, Esther
Jordan laG0 S. sixth 81 Mrs,
Carrie Mae Hrowa 2toe nth Az.
Mar a Mrs r. l. Sims, toao
Fourth Az $ John w Carter,
SS2l Fourth Az, s Carl Ampoy
.go2 Fremont Av y. shelley Marie
Hall. 4O2i Fnh Av, s.. Gordon
Douglas smith as7 Aldrch Av
IN samuel Roberts, All II, "a st
Mar q Gerry Hogquist, 1855
Fremont Az, s Carl Gunderson
.SlIs Fourth st NJ vinanova
Presley. tost Fourth Az s., I'D.
want Smith. Tt5 Is Az $ Kath,
ryn Arradondo, 44Sg Fourth Az 8
Mar. - MIR z c. Shelby, $685.
Firth Av, s., Anderson J Martins
a22 II Az, n. Dorothy Whitaker
I5is Humboldt Az n Belle NJ
Ogden, lAO2 n q St Deborah
Williams, 2t5 Il SO ST.
Mar 26 Steven Il Jackson
4ooi Fifth Az S Robin Lynn
Gates zoos o'Brian Place N.
Mar 81 Mrs Rosahnd Glanton
Pare Fourth Az s. William "
Callas, 23i6 Nfth Az 81 Mrs
William Johnson, 2tlo Hiawatha
Mrs Mary Young Gold, ESQ
Fourth Az s. j. Il Crawford
lllo2 r. 81 Mrs, James =, hin
IoIe Fremont Az n, clyde scrog
gins, 1914 Oak Park Az Danien'
Iw Davis, 1888 Clinton Az, Claud
liza Ashley, 1901 Second Az g
donald Il Brown, gs2s RInh Az
Is Connie lianRbcrger, 1885,
Fourth Az. s.
Mar Is Arloe Wright, ISL
lPnlshury Az Mrs Marcelli
MRycg, $40 Fremont Az n.
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and enjoyed socialiEing
Greetings Birthday Greetings 60
John Garter OF 1891 Fourth Az.
81. who viii observe hts natal day
on March o.
uospt tanned MI Preston
Wright, 1891 bryant Az n en-
torcd ST Marys hospital March
IL for a general check. up,
Tcenagvrs Commended Mem :
bcfs az the uno Score club are
quite proud Of the teonagers who
attend the dances aud would Hike
10 commend Them ON their at
Tendance for the rules ana rcguln
tlons that the club has set ia
sponsoring the dances for them
They suggest that the parents
come out and see what a wonder.
fd group er tccnagers are az.
tending tho dances
wedding Congratulations Cons
gratulatiooa Go Mr and Mrs WI.
he Sellers % Sa0i THIRD Az,
|aa who win observe their nrat
wedding anniversary ON March "a
sad News, Mrs " Henderson,
'it2D bryant Av N received word
the past week that the grand
father or her niece Miss Dorothy
team Jack died March ~ Ia ray
Or, All, ana funeral services were
held March 10 Miss Jack who has
been making her home with hor
auu, and uncle Rev and Mira ~
Henderson for tho past two ycnru
was called home several weeks
agu because az the serious illness
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
cANroRiAks BID
MEMBER FAREWELL
WITH PARTY

Theodore Hagen. prominent IN
LIST Paul music circles, choir dir
ector Of Camphor Methodtst
Church, and one.tlmc member ~
the Cantoraus Chorus, Was the
guoat OF honor al a gala party
given by the csntorians at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs Bradford q
Rcnpcr, 2Td No. Grotto last Fr.
day night
Hagen. who has worked us an
insurance Review clerk for the
Veterans Administration the past
year and Ia other capacities fof
tho same agency the past IL yeats.
Is being transferred 20 the philas
aelphla district
The choir director az Camphor
Church IN 81 Paul The past two
years Hagen was Instrumental IN
organizing the Caniorians Chorus
four years ago the name ~ tho
organization was supplied BY Tag
rn and has played an impressive
part 10 building the musical group
20 the degree Of musicoi Pfomlu,
enoe n presently holds 10 the Twin
tAty area
Hagen viii be- employed by the
VA, IN q similar capacity "a rhila,
dciphia
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
ST PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Mar "a Judy Jones 7o7 w
Central Az Mrs Matilda Goes
$40 Fuller Az
Mar ~ Gordon Kirk pSs Car.
ron Az Lloyd 0ambal Jr, ass
Carroll Az Wine Phelps 722
IElehart Az Cynthia Jean RUS.
sell 900 Igichart Az
Mar - Roland Mcfarland
1915 R0ndo Az Thomas Light
66I W Central Az, Mr. Howard
y Johnson, TAO S. Anthony Az
Mar 25 John Clifford Harmon.
6Ja w Central Az David vii,
liams, 567 Carroll Az
Mar 20 Green Watson. ss6
w Central Az. Alfred parfan
540 st Anthony Az, Gwynnc
Denise Granger pa Virginia Az
Mar n Mr. Walter Bennett
.sg2 Sc Anthony Az. Mr. Arthur
n r Rhodes. $50 ~ Anthony Az
Mrs Marie Little 300 Ruudo Az
Connie Jackson. 67s st Anthony
Az Floyd Massey III. 1880 W
Central Az james II Thomas
sr, ass Carroll Az Gordon Rouol
carter zoos Carroll Az Gordon
Garter f5s Carroll Az; Archie
starla. M Valley. Karen Russell
500 fRlohart Az he Roy Young
ia Carroll Az.
Mar - Sonia LABEL Johnson
900 Dale Az. s W Kincsid, GSi
w Central Av Robert williams
702 Rondo Az Maryland Hgson.
bloom. 0s1 " Central Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
Dut Of Town BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

Mar ~ Reginald a johnson
New York city
Mar ~ clifford r Browne.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Mar ~ Mrs Dorothy Butler
Chicago ~ Inola NJ Myers
Luhsyillc Ky
Mar 70 Barbara Anne wash.
inFton Kansas city Rams Jerry
in2s. Brooklyn. ~ Y
Mar 70 Florence Mann. Chi,
rsR0. IN
Mar 81 Evelyn WEIGH Gary
Ind
Mar - Alfred MrKenny Past
Chicago. Ibd
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21

ana she - expected 10 make
speedy recovery.
Twin city Maids and Matrons:
Mrs. w b Walker. 756 Igiehart
Av was hostess to the Twin city
Maids and Matrons Bridge club on
Saturday March IS Following de-
hcious lunch guests and members
enjoyed several rounds OF bridge
Club members taking home prizes
FOR high scores were the Mines
O b. Williams, Gerone Reed and
Carrie Neal first, second and third
respectively Guest prizes were
won by Mrs. Palmer Jackson,
first; Mrs Charles Rogers second
and Mrs. Earl onque third. Other
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21

guests Of the hostess were the
Mines Buue Carmichael Sr..
Maurice Daniels, r b. Burt and
Earl Comiey Mrs, O. b. Williams
win be hostess at the next meet
ing April IS. at her home 444a
First Az s., Minneapolis
out of Hospital; Mrs William
White, T79 Rondo Ay. returned
home Monday March II, from ST
Luke's hospital where she went for
general eheck.up and treatment
Her condition is reported salts
factory
Bridge Luncheon; Invitations are
in the mail from Mrs. James A
Green, 81. Paul and Mrs. Harvey
A, Moss OF Minneapolis for q
bridge luncheon TO be held at II 81
Saturday April IL in the King
Room OF Hotel Lowry, st, Paul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
CT WAS CURED OF
!ys!.S9ss as.a F."
-
BY Lester Granger ?

Less han four years aRo Lester Granger executive dfec
tor 81 the National Urban eaEuc recovered from
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he od that an exploratory operation was necessary
How have 100000 living Americans been saved from caDscrf
How will smother 100000 the bate against this deadly
disease Read this fascinating FIRST pcron account Of his
weeks the hospital ind bis reflections on hi, past and
tposbleJ future life les all in the EBONY pieturesoy
\ Wa, Cured OF Cancer IN tho big April issue Of
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WEDDING AssIyTRsAHEs
Al. PAIL

Mar "a NJ aud Nrs Fdyars
F.Hei 7s2 Carroll Az ~ years
Mar - NJ and Mrs Hsusfd
Tyler sst ~ csntfsI Az 10
years
Mar ~ NJ ard Mrs pSbert
Sanders sg7 E0nd8 ~ sghf
wears
Mar ~ ~ ard Hrs Rans1n
GNtai s7i " Central ~ 81
vearB w ard Nrs a y Parker
81 Fuller ~ ~ years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
Social and Personal
( MINNEAPOLIS x

Dinner Hostess Mrs CLANCY Holliway 1927 Chicago Az
entertained dinner SUNDAY March iG honor of Evangc
MARY Rel lee aud husband Mr. Lee of Milwaukee, Wis.
other guests present Mr. and Mrs Charles Bowie Of Santa
Anna Calf grandson aud wife of the hoStoSs Mr. James f.
Wilson and Mrs Eta smith Following dinner guests relaxed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
out OF Town BIRTHDAYS
NJ. PAUL.

Mar ~ Nrs Jessie Ewsstt
California.
Mar 20 Ray PTingis Detroit
Nlrh
Mar q Rose Lee Johnson. chi
cagn IN
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
WEDDING ASNIyERsARIE1
NINNgAPOIIs

Mar ~ Nr and Nrs Curtis
Ewing Excelsior. MIN
Mar a. Mr ard Mrs Charles
White $3.50 sssrinE ~ 81 years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
Social and Personal
4 ST PAUL

To Make Home In California; Miss Sylvia Byrd 4S7 w
Central Az will leave the city Monday March "a for Los Angel
es Calf, where she wall take permanent residence
Hospitazed Mrs Loretta Wilson Marshall Ay entered
Midway hospital March Is and underwent goter operation
Wednesday morning March 10 Her condition favorable
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21

Read pin Patter," the most Tn
tercsting and instructive bowier's
column printed In Twin city
paper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21

A Card OF Appreciation lets
those who were kind 20 you while
you were III know you really APP
preciated their thoughtfulness,
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Your neighbors write, edit and
print this paper each week for
your information and entertain
ment.