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Friday at 1 pm.
Other social events include a re-
ception for directors at pm. Sun
day; a luncheon for the director
ate at 1890 pm. Monday; a fash
ion luncheon at l pm. Tues
day; breakfast at 7:30 am. We'd
nesday; a breakfast for the direc-
torate at 8 am. and a luncheon
for undergraduate sorors at 1890
pm. Thursday; the 50th anniver-
sary ball at 10 pm. Friday; and
the 50th anniversary banquet at
6 pm. Saturday.
On the business side, the boule
program includes a public meeting
at 8 pm. Wednesday; a series Of
workshops on Thursday afternoon;
and daily business sessions. Guest
speakers include Carl T. Rowan,
prize-winning reporter for the Min
nearolis Tribune, who will addess
the public meeting; investment
broker John A. Roosevelt, who
speaks at 2 pm. Thursdays and
Wayne University sociologist Mel
]. Ravitz, who will speak on Lead
ership in Democratic Organiza-
ton" at 2 pm. Wednesday.
Tuesdays fashion show-luncheon
is expected to be one of the hign-
lights of the boule. Dorothea Tow
les, internationally known model
and member of Alpha Kappa AL
pha, will be the featured artist,
and some 1,400 women are expect
ed to view the program.
According to Arnetta G. Wal
lace of Knoxville, Tenn, national
president of the 20,0O0-member So
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theft of an automobile, and the
burning of his home, with his
wife dead inside.
Circuit Court Judge VIM. Gum
sentenced Cockrell to life on the
murder charge, to SO years on the
armed robbery charge, and to 20
years in prison on the arson count.
All sentences are to be served con-
secutively.
Judge Gum deferred sentence
until Thursday in four other cases,
in which each of the defendants
entered guilty pleas. These ar
raigned were: John Messner, white,
burglary; Robert Bailey, white,
grand larceny; Kenneth Calvert,
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director, residing in New York
City; Mrs. Ethel Cuff Black, Of
Jamaica, N. Y; Mrs. Bertha Pitts
Campbell, a retired school teacher
of Seattle; Mrs. Zephyr Chism
Carter, of Los Angeles; Mrs. Fred
ricka Chase Dodd, a Dallas school
teacher; Mrs. Ethel Carr Watson,
of Williamantic, Conn; Mrs. Jim
mic Bugg Middleton, a retired
Washington, d. c., school teacher;
Mrs. Wertie Blackwell Weaver, of
Los Angeles; Mrs. Madre Penn
White, former newspaper publish
er, of Cleveland; Mrs. Edith Mott
Young, of Brooklyn; Mrs. Pauline
Oberdorfer Minor, of Philadelphia;
Mrs. Carl Murphy, of Baltimore,
wife of the president of the Afro
American newspapers and Mrs.
Naomi Sewell Richardson, of
Washingtonville, N. Y.
The five deceased Delta found
ers are Mrs. Marguerite Young
Alexander, Mrs. Jessie Mcclure
Dent, Mrs. Edna Brown Coleman,
Mrs. Mamie r. Rose and Miss Olive
Jones.
Expected at the convention also
are three former national presi-
dents-Mrs. Sadie T. NJ. Alexander,
the much-honored Philadelphia at
torney who was Delta's first ma
tional president, from 1919 to 1923,
now honorary president and legal
adviser of the sorority; Mrs.
Gladys Byram Shepherd of Balti-
more, who served from 1881 to
1888 and is compiling materials on
the life of the late civil rights lead
er of Washington, D. c., Mrs.
Mary Church Terrell and Miss Ell
sic Austin, Washington attorney
and executive director of the Ma
tional Council of Negro Women,
who served from 1889 to 1914.
Current president of the public
service sorority is Mrs. Dorothy
P. Harrison. whose husband, G.
Lamar Harrison, is president of
Langston University, of Langston,
Okla.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-08-16
First Annual
Football Coaching
Clinic At
JSc Slated

Coaches attending the first an
nual Football Coaching Clinic at
jackson State College August 28-
20, will hear four of the States
outstanding coaches. The roster
of consultants for the clinic which
is being sponsored by the Missis-
sippi Interscholastic Coaches AS
ISOLATION will hear Coach John T.
Braxton, Director of Athletics and
Head of the Department of Health
and Physical Education, Tougaloo
Southern Christian College, Touga-
loo; Coach Doss G. Fulton, Dircc-
tor of Athletics, Jackson Public
Schools; John A. Merit, head foot
ball Coach, Jackson State College;
and Allen F. Smith, Head Base
ball Coach and Assistant Football
Coach, Jackson State College. All
of these men have compiled envi-
able records during their coaching
careers and their contributions to
the Clinic should set very high
standard for all succeeding clinics.
Coach Fulton will center his dis
cussion on the single wing and
administration of the athletic pro-
gram. Coach Braxton is scheduled
to discuss various patterns of de-
tense. Coach Smith will discuss
first aid and the treatment OF
athletic injuries. Coach Merritt
will center his discussion around
the Information.
tJRegistration for the Clinic will
begin at $3.50 am, August %, il
The Jackson State College gym.
nasium. Persons requiring hotel &C
commodations should write Mr.. L
T. Smith, the organizations secre
tary.
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New Justice
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mittee, he has defended the legal
ity of the move. He described the
action as last resort, but refused
to say whether troops should be
used again in similar circum-
stances.
White, a Philadelphia lawyer
took over the civil rights post last
Dec. 9 under a recess appointment.
Four members were absent Mon
day when the committee took up
the nomination. A majority of the
Is members was needed to report
the nomination favorably to the
Senate. The committee announced
the full vote to approve White was
1915.
In favor were Sens. Thomas C.
Hennings Jr. (D-Mo.), Joseph c.
O'Mahoney (D-Wyo.), John A. Car
roll (D-Colo.), Alexander Wiley
(R-Wis.), William LANCER Urn.
d., William E. Jenner (R-Ind.)
Arthur v. Watkins (R-Utah), Ev-
erett M. Dirksen (R-Ill.), John M.
Butler (R-Md.), and Roman L.
Hrusk (R-Neb.).
Opposed were Sens. James o,
Eastland (D-Miss.), Estes Kefau-
yer (D-Tenn.), Olin D. Johnston
(D-S. CO., John L. Mcclellan ID
MO-.
Kefauver said he was voting
against Whites confirmation be.
cause II do not think he showed
himself to be either properly quail.
flied or completely frank" as 6
witness before the committee.
Patronize Our Advertisers
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white, 8 counts of grand larceny;
Willie McCarty, Negro, burglary.
The grand jury Wednesday re-
turned an indictment charging en-
bezzlement against Louise Simpson
former bookkeeper for Gardens
Service Store. She is to be ar
raigned before Judge Gum Thurs
day.
(Patronize Our Advertisers)
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Negroes Heading
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NOhshuuSu lAohh 0SC Oh~J
announced, is in keeping with
President Eesinehower's recently
expressed "hope that, little by little,
mistrust based on falsehoods, viii
give way to international under
standing based on truth"
Each of the 80 members of the
group will observe the Russian
counterpart of his own particular
industry, profession, or business.
The tour is in conjunction with q
foreign cultural exchange program
agreed upon by the United States
State Department and the Russian
Government.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-08-16

to begin August 1 for the long
awaited and much-needed facility.
The library is just one of sew
eral new buildings already ap-
proved for construction by the
Board of Trustees of the Insti-
tutions of Higher Learning and the
State Building Commission.
Arizona tribune., 1958-08-08

Charles N. Roman announced
he will seek nomination for
Judge of Superior Court, Divi-
sion 7, in the coming Demo-
cratic primary election.
A resident of Scottsdale, Ro-
nan practices law in Phoenix.
He was admitted to the Arizona
State Bar in lo40, and to prac-
tice in the U. S. Federal Courts
in l945.
Roman, As, came to Arizona
in 1885. He Is a native OF
Colorado Springs, Colo. During
World War II he served as
special agent of the U. S. Coun-
ter Intelligence Corps. While
in the service he worked on
subversive and sabatoge cases
and as a security agent on the
Manhattan Atomic Project.
From 1851 to 1855, Roman
served as Civilian Consultant
Attorney to the US. Air Force
at Williams Field. In 1855,
he was appointed a Deputy Mari
copa County Attorney, serving
Arizona tribune., 1958-08-08
Trans-World To Hire
Negro Hostesses

NEWYORK (ANP)--Trans-Wor
airlines last week asked officials
of the Urban League of Greater
New York to recruit Negro appli-
cants for flight hostess positions.
Basic hostess qualifications are
as follows: Age 20-28: weight
lOO-135 (proportionate to height);
height, 5'2-5'8: vision. 2O/4O or
better (uncorrected by lens); ed
ucation, high school graduate.
Interested applicants should con-
tact the industrial relations de-
partment Urban League, 204 w.
I36th Street, New York 30.
Arizona tribune., 1958-08-08

MAXINE JOHN SON, daughter
Of Mrs. Jessie Nae john
son, 8 south Fifteenth
street, 1probably has the
longest record Of any
young, talented performer
In the valley. She came
into pub ic not Ice at the
age Of five, when she be-
gan appearing on the Lew
King Rangers rad 10 show.
Many readers will remen-
ber her singh ne spec ial-
ties that we're favorite
spots ON the air. Maxine
cont inued on the air for
10 years, and she has
been In televislon for
the past eight years.
Mrs. johnson said that
Arizona tribune., 1958-08-08
TALENTED TEENAGER

she was sing Ing with a
oood sense Of time and
tone when she was three
years old. Since that
time Maxine has toured
Arizona and other parts
Of the Sout Invest. She has
natura pitch and rhythm
and she is learning to
play the piano.
A sophomore student at
Phoenix Union High School
Maxine's favorite sub
jects are science, and
music she Is a member Of
the glee club, and Trl-
Hl-Y. Her hobb les are
sewing, Ice skat Ing, spin
Ming records, and singing
and dane Ing.
Her sing Ing idols are
Ella Fitzgerald and john
ny Matthias.
She Is act I've In the
First Instltut lonal Bap-
tist Church, and she
serves as the treasurer
Of the Junior Usher Board
and the Junior Choir.
Maxine stated, "I'd like
to become a profess lonal
singer, and sing at the
big clubs--or even 90 to
hollywood. +"
Keep your eyes and ears
on this teenaser, she may
put Phoenix on the map
with her beautiful voice.
Arizona tribune., 1958-08-08
CAvEL
NOTEBOOK

The Palm Chapter No.3
Pr ince Hall Affiliate, Or
der of the Eas tern Star
will meet Thur sday, Aug . IA /,
2: 80 p. m. at Pr ince Hall
Masonic Temple, 4th and E.
Jefferson.
A meet ing of the Loyal
Buddi les was he Id at the
hone of Flander Crowley,
1920 E. jefferson st. New
ly e elected officers are:
Pres iden mt, William Miller;
Vice Pres. Erma Jean Carr;
Secretary, S. L. Carr;
Asst. sec'y., Lena Risby;
Chaplain, Shir ley Br own;
Soc ial Cha ir nan. He len
Miller; Reporter, Flander
Crowley; Business Mgr.
Walter Risby; CT it ic. Ar
vel la Bledsoe. Next met
ing will be held at the
hone of Buddy and Loyal
S. L. Carr, LIS S. 9th Ave.
Arizona tribune., 1958-08-08
Enrolment High
At Arizona State

TEMPE. . An enrollment
Of 10, 900 on-campus stu
dents is expected at Ari-
zona State here next year.
Alfred Thomas Jr., reg is
trar ard director of adj
missions, has processed
about so per cent more ap-
plicat ions for admission
than at this { ime last year
Arizona tribune., 1958-08-08
TITUS TOP Ten

5. VACATION TIME, Chuck
! Berry
5. FEVER, Peggy Lee
7. YAKETY-YAK, Coaster
3. WESTERN MOVIES, Olympics
3. A CERTAIN SMILE, Johnny
Mathis
10. TOPSY, PART 2. Cozy Cole
Arizona tribune., 1958-08-08
Arizona Tribune. Friday. August 8. 1858
CHARLES N. ROMAN SEEKS OFFICE

almost two years. For the past
two years he has also been
conducting courses in real es-
tate and business law at Ari-
zona State.
Roman attended two years at
University of Arizona Law Col
lege before getting his law de-
gree from Loyola College of
Law in Los Angeles in 1899.
He was graduated Cum Laude
in 1885 from Loras College,
Dubuque. Iowa.
IF elected, | promise
to use all possible effort
to assist ny fellow Judges
In working for speedy, yet
careful administrat ion Of
just ice.", Roman said.
Roman, his wife Beatrice, and
their nine children are parish
toner's of Our Lady of Perpet-
ual Help Catholic Church in
Scottsdale. He is active in the
American Legion, Loyal Order
of the Moose, Elks, Scottsdale
Kiwanis, Holy Name Union, Ari-
zona CIC, and county, state, and
American Bar Associations.
Arizona tribune., 1958-08-08

JUST A DREAM, Jimmy
Clanton
PATRICIA, Perez Prado
& WILLIE AND THE HAND 1--WE,
Johnny Otis Il
ONE SUMMER NIGHT, Dan
4 ieers N
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07

tar con los que esten en- mayor
ammonia no solamente con la
forma del rostro sino con la
personalidad enters.
Ante TODD, Sc debe eomenSar
por I'm tratamiento que atenIe
las imperfecciones del cuts,
cosa que una vet ,hecha Ia TO-
tografia no lograra Ell mas ha-
bill retoque del mejor fotogra-
TO. La epidermis debe someter-
Sc a una linpieza general, sua-
vizandola luego con una crems
emoliente 81 la tez es reseca.
81 por Ell contrario Sc tiene ell
cults gFasiento debe utilizarse
un. buen astringente.
Observe tambien ell aspecto
de sus cabellos, cepillelo con
frecuencia para darle brillo. ST
Sc We mejor al dia siguiente de
haber lido a la peluqueria, en-
tonces debe tomarse la fotogra-
fla csc dia y no acabando de sa-
lir de manos del peluquero. 81
piensa zanzibar de peinado h&-
gallo con varias semanas de an
ticipacion para determinAr 81
verdaderamente lie queda bien
y sobre tode 81 lie favorece.
Dedique tempo para estu-
diar 81 cara frente al espejo y
observar la pose" mas eonve-
niente de aeuerdo con la es-
tructura del rostro. Por elem
-(Pasa a Ia p&g. y.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07
NO Sc ENGANE

Querida Amaranta: Hace al
gunos meses tuve OCCASION de
conocer a una muchacha muy
simpatica, de la que acabe
por ser muy amiga. POGO des-
pues, conoci al hermano de
eSta joven, nos gustamos y nos
hicimos novios. 70 cometi ell
error de tolerar pequenas Ii
bertades que mi novio Sc to-
maba conmigo creyendo que
ash lie conquistaria mas de pri-
sa, pero me engane porque Ell
Sc fue apartando de mi. Rom
pimos n~uestras relaciones va
rias veces sin que. mejorara
la situacion. Estando va de-
finitivdmente Separates, me
entere por la hermana de
mi ex novio que aquel iba a
casarse. Mi. problema consis-
re en- que desearia seguir vi
sltandome con la hermanita
de mi novio y seguir cultivan-
do sus amistad. Temo, no obs
tante, If a SUI casa y encon-
trarme ALI con ell muchacho
y con la joven que me ha ARE
batado mi puesto y estoy du-
dosa respecto a la conducta
que debo seguir.
Rita
Es possible que listed pueda
enganarse a 81 misma; pero es
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07
MaqUiIIais para una Busnu Foto

Tomarse una fotografia es pa
ra muchas personas motive de
gran preocupacion, para noso-
tras las mujeres constituyen I'm
problema de grandes proporcio.
mes. A todas nos asalta la duda
de como nos veremos, sobre to-
do cuando nos ponemos a pen
sar que 80 que salga" quedara
grabado para siempre.
Lo mas importante es apare-
Ger 10 mas natural possible, ira
tando de destacar los aspctos
favorecedores y. obscurecer
aquellos que no son favorables.
Por 10 tanto es aconsejable OBJ
servar I'm periodic de prepare
ci6n previo a la cita con ell TO-
t6grafo dursnte Ell cual Sc de-
ben ensayar una serie de ma
quillajes y peinados hasta aeer-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07

dificil que me engane a mi,
despues de haberme escritO
una carta tan sincera. =. hasta
ell mOmento en- que deja de
serlO. lie dire la verdad. La
verdad es que listed esta cello.
sa, furi0sa. I'd. siente enOr.
mes deseOs de ir a casa de la
mamaa y la hermanita de SUI
noviO, no para verlas a elias
(nO Sc engahe) sino para
verle a Ell, para verle en- COM
pania de esa nueva mujer que
ha Surgido y pOderla lamar
una mirada de desprecio. Pero
b0dO ESQ seria un desahogo
inltil, ell r~everdecimientO vo.
luntariO de un pasado que mu-
rio, una acci6n de eficacia
negative. Ell canine recto eS
que listed lie Olga pOr telefonO
a la hermanita de SUI ex novio
cue listed mo- quiere en- m0do
alguno vOlver a yer al mucha.
chO y que, en- consequence,
lie ruega que la perdone que
durante unas semanas no la
yea a ella tampOco. No es
precise que renuncie listed
q la amistad de la muchacha,
pero debe dejar que Ell tempo
cicatrice las heridas. Aun DIES.
pues, esa amistad Sc quebran-
tara. Els l6gico: la piedra que
cae arrastra a las que estan
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07
Por ell Nundo del CeIuIoide

: HEDDY LAMAR decide
concluir SUI felicidad con Ell pro-
ductor de petroleo Howard Lee,
despueS de cinco amos de matri.
monio. Tom6 esta decision lue.
go de su reingreso en- ell cine, Y
la misma lie costara a Lee ellen
mil dolares al aho para 81 ali
mentaci6n. Como come!
OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND sa-
lilo otra vez para Francia Y no
perdera Su ciudadania america
ns aunaue Sc quede fuera del
pals mas tempo del que espe-
cifica la ley, porque prometio
al Departamento de Estado que
visitarA los campos de guerra
americanos.
Para Ell retorno de Capr &se
hs reunido a dos fanosas fl
guras: EDWARD G. ROBINSON
y FRANK SINATRA.
BOB HOPE dice haber halla-
do Ia formula de Ia juventud:
Simple: me quito los AMOS.
La esposa de ROCK HUDSON
aleso una serie de motives para
consegulr el divorcio, Pero ell
juez solo Sc 10 otorgo a causa
de una bofetada recibida en- no
viembre de 1855. Esa bofetada
lie cost6 a ROCK HUDSON. Ia
bonita y creeida Suma de 1853
mil dolares.
CLAUDETTE COLBERT, que
desaparecido del piano.
rama del cine, reapareceri, perc
en- teatro, animando Marriage
Go Round.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07

GEORGE RAFT durante una
de sus crisis depresivas decia:
"pesde que me retire estoy de-
sorientado. Me levanto Y tempra
no. leo los diarios, miro nervio-
so la seccion neurological, COM
pruebo que n ofiguro en- ella
y me vuelvo a acostar.
TAB HUNTER tenia excesiva
fama de soltero y Ell estudio
decide fabricarle un idilio con
Etehika Choureau, que 10 acorn
pan6 en- LA escuadrilla Lafayet-
tie" Resultado: Tab Sc .anamo-
70 realmente y Etchika puso
pies, en- polyorosa.
49,
I'm desconocido, J o H N
FLYNN de 80 amos de edad.
es ell elegido por MIKE TODD
II para la pelicula que rodara
con ELIZABETH TAYLOR CO.
protagonista. Flynn fue
maestro de escuela.
X y
TOMMY SANDS, nuevo can.
tante de rock and rolf, aban-
dono Hollywood para matricu.
larse en- ell actor Studios.
Hasta ahora no lie han conce.
dido ell ingreso, pero lie permi.
ten particular como oyente en-
la misma cateogria que MARI
LYN MONROE.
$50
Para hacer en- TV "Por Quien
Doblan las Campanas", de He
han sido contratados
dos artistas extranjeras. Pero
aunque la obra t%ranscurre en-
Espana, ninguna de las dos tie
ne que yer con ella: MARIA
SCHELL y ANNA MAGNANI.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07

COMPROMISE AMOROSO.-En dias pasados fue cele.
brado Ell compromise matrimonial de la gentl y cuIta seno.
rita Sarita dupont, hija del senior Paul N. dupont y sonora
Aurelia F. de dupont, con ell apreciado csbanero ~eOlOmbianO
senior Eduardo Daes, hijo del senior David J. Daes y sonora,
Anise G. de Daes.
La sehorita dupont estudi6 en- Ia EscueIa Superior Edison
y la Universidad de Miami. Su nOviO en- Ell Colegio Biffi de
Colombia y en- la Universidad de Miami de dOnde esresara
en- Ell mes de FebrerO con tituIo en- ell rano de Economic
y Finanzas. La bOda ha sidO fiiada para ell sabadO, ! de Fee
brerO pr6ximO Y tendra lugar en- la Iglesia Cat6lica de San
Pedro y San Pablo de esta Ciudad. La iamilia Daes vendra
de Colombia con ell Obieto de asisttr a la graduation de SUI
hjo a la bOda.
Para tan simpatica pareja, cue gO1a de waste apreciO On
tOdOs nuestrOs circulOs, nuestras fervientes felicitaciOnes y 70.
tos pOrque la vida Sc les presente plena de bienestares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07
A%NIvERsARIO

81 dia 6 de diciembre cumpli6
un aho de fallecido ell honora-
bic y recordado ciudadano don
Manuel Pefa. Renovamos con
tai movito nuestras muestras de
pesar a la estimable familia Pc
ma residences en- esta ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07
r
MATRIMONIAL

FL 8 de diciembre cumplieron
un ano de feliz vid matrimonial
Ell caballero don Rene Ramirez
y SUI distinguish sonora Annie
de Ramirez, con tai motive es-
ia seccion les presenta afectuo-
sas congratulaciones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07
Fiesto de c~umpIeaHos

sbSSAS SS
Esta tarde, en- Su residencia
de la barriada suroeste, ell senior
Luis Garcia Y sonora, Aida Ro.
sariO de Garcia, miembros esti-
mados de nuestra colonia hispa.
namericana, ofreceran una ale
gre fiesta infantil para celebrar
ell primer an~iversario de naci-
miento de SUI adorable hijo Car.
los.
A este festejo han sido invi.
tados numerosos amiguitos del
graciloSo cumpleanero.
AniVersdrio Matrimonial
Nos es grato enviar ~nuestras
calurosas felieitaciones al senior
Jorge Mason y senora!e Gladys
de Mason, miembros estimados
de nuestra colonia hispanoame-
ricana, quienes celebran en- es-
ia fecha la grata OCCASION de IN
nuevo aniversario de bodas.
Su Primer Ano
Llega hoy al primer ano de
su allegro existencia Ell hermo-
so nino Lemuel Antonio Ramos,
hijt del senior DemueI Ramos
y sonora, Idalita Fortune de Ra.
mos, gentil pareja puertorrique-
ma que fila SUI Residential entire
Hosotros.
Lo felicitamos carinosamente
lie deseamos muchos amos mas,
plenos de bienestares y pros
peridad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07
Feieidades

Mahana, dia de la Purisima,
celebra la grata OCCASION del dia
de su santo y aniversario de
nacimiento la gentil DANA do
minicana sonora Pura Henri.
quez de Sciota, esposa del Sc.
nor Antonio Sciota.
Nos complace enviarle nues-
tras mas calidas felicitaciones
y votos porque goce de largos
amos mas de existencia, plenos
de alegrias y bienestares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07

Hoy celebran Ia grata OCCASION
de sus Bodas de Papel, primer
aniversario matrimonial, ell Sc
hCr Walter James Arrange y Sc
nora, Sonia Rafuls de. Arrange,
miembros estimados de nuestra
.colonia Guiana.
Vayan para ellos nuestras sim
ceras felicitaciones y votes por
su ventura personal.
go
Felicitamos eordialmente a la
gentil pareja tornado por Ell Sc
nor Luis Pereda y sonora Mary
Fl Aquino de Pereda con mott
Vp de la grata celebration de
sus Bodas de Papel, primer ami
versario eonyugal en- ell dia de
hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07
IABUZQN
sentimental
per Amsrsnta

Diruanse las cOnsultas a BUzoN SENTIMENTAL, p. Q. Boz ss,
International Airport, Miami as, Fla. Rogamos a los lectores 0
leetoras qpe firmen sus caFtas con I'M pseud6nimo o iniciales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07
ONOMAsTICO
AnYENIMIENTO

En- Ell Sibley Memorial Hos
pital Ell dia 90 de noviembre lie
60 al mundo con toda felicidad
una bella nina que llevara ell
,nombre de Patricia Marisa, Sc
gundo fruto del dichoso hogar
del caballero don Carlos MerinO
y oSu culta sonora Patricia de
MerinO. Que viva muchos amos
llenos de algeria son nuestros
mejores deseos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07
cumpleonos

cumPleonos
Celebra hoy la grata OCCASION
de SUI cumpleanos Ell simpatico
joven Fernando COrrea, hijo del
senior Efrain COrrea y sonora,
Blanca Palacio de Correa, miem
bros estimados de nuestra co.
lonia colombiana residente en-
Miami.
Nos complace enviarle nues-
tras mas caras felicitaciones Y
vctos -porque disfrute de una
prolongada y prospera existen-
cha.
-(Pasa a la pag. ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07
DE BRASIL
DE CANADA

Despues de pasar alegres va
eaciones en- Ell Canada, Sc en-
cuentra nuevamente entire noso-
tros la simpatica senorita Elvia
BellO, a quien presentamos un
atento salndo.