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tional Social Welfare Assemb-
". New York, NY.
SEPTEMBER n
vineeniian Mass
gairf Joseph Cathedral
500 AN.
Celebrant: Most Reverend
Patrick A. O'Boyle, DID,,
Archbishop Of Washington.
Sermon by Right Reverend
Monsignor Michael Ivanko.
Chaplains: Reverend Rob
srt Schmidt, Reverend Frank
Riehl.
Mass for Conference sf
Religious
Hall OF Mirrors-osshlsr.
Hiisen-9:00 An.
Celebrant: Right Reverend
Monsignor John O'Grady.
SIS AN. - $50 AM.
cenfersnee Of Religious
Communion Breakfast and
Business Meeting
1900 AN. 10 1850 AN.
General Meeting
Chairman: Sister Maria
Mercedes, s.SN.D., College
Of Notre Dame Of Maryland,
Chairman, Conferences Of Re-
Hgious.
The New Challenge Facing
Religious
Sister Catherine, visitatrix,
Daughters Of Charity OF St.
Vincent do Paul, Normandy,
Ma.
pontfsiesl Mass
9slns Jessph Cathedral
1880 AN.
Cslebrsnt: Most Reverend
Ciarsnce q. Issenmsnn, STD.
Assistant Priest: Monsignor
Francis Schwendemann, VT.
Deacons Of Honor: Monsig-
nor William L. Wozniak; Mon
dgnor George H. Gilfoyle,
LIN.
Deacon Of Mass: Rev. Hu-
bert +. Unger.
Subdsacon Of Mass: Rev. Paul
Metzgsr
Sermon BY Most Reverend
Christopher J. Weldon, DID,,
Bishop Of Springfield, Mass
achusetts.
Presidents Reception
DsIi Reem-Dsshisr-HiIten
500 PA.
Chairman: Monsignor Will
lam e. Kappes
Prayer: Most Reverend Ed
ward G. Hettinger, ID.
Greetings: Mr.. George Hene-
CHAN, President, Superior
Council, Saint Vincent de Paul
Society; Monsignor, William
G. Wozniak, President, N. C..
G. c.; Most Reverend Patrick
A. O'Boyle, Archbishop Of
Washington, Moderator Of St.
Vincent de Paul Society
columbus Welcomes YOU"
Most Reverend Clarence G..
I~ssenmann, STD, Bishop Of
Columbus, Host 10 the Con-
vention.
Closing Prayer: Most Rever-
end Edward G. Hettinger,
ID.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Z.
vinesntisn Memorial Mass
81. Joseph Cathedral
500 AN.
Celebrant:
Most Reverend Clarence G..
lssenmann, STD.
Chaplains:
Reverend Julius Klinee
Very Rev. Ambrose Freund,
VT.
40 AN. 70 400 Pm.
Dirseters Of Catholic Charities
Monday and Tuesday,
Chairman: RI. Rev. Msgr.
George H. Guilfoyle, New
York, NY, Chairman. Direc-
tors Of Catholic Charities.
$50 AN. 10 400 P.M.
Monday and Tuesday,
Ais PM.
Naslensl Conferences 81
Catholic Charities
Annual Buginess Meeting
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Chairman: George e. Hene-
CHAN, K.S.G., st. Louis, Mo-,
President, Superior Council
of the United States
TUESDAY. SEPT. Is
8:45 AN. TO 1918 AN.
Hall ct Mirrors
Breakfast Meeting
The Work of the Secretary
of the Society of st. Vincent
de Paul
Discussion Leader: Thomas
J. O'Donnell, Director, Catho-
lie Family Service, st. Louis,
Mo
1880 AN. To 1l:40 AN.
Hall Of Mirrors
Problems and Programs
With the Aging
Chairman: Francis B. Dele
hanty, President, Central
Council of New York, NY.
Discussion Leader: William
C. Rohrkemper, Detroit, Mich,
Assistant Treasurer, Superior
Council of the United States,
Society Of st. Vincent de Paul
Speakers:
The Aged at the Parish Lev,
ell, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Earl v.
Sheridan, Secretary for Chari-
ties, Catholic Social Service,
Flint, Mich.
The Aged at the Diocesan
Level, Rev. John D. Slowey,
M.S.S.W., Director. Catholic
Social Service, Lansing, Mich.
The Aged in Homes and
Centers, James T. McCuish,
Director, Martin Kundig Gen.
ter for the Aged, Detroit, Mich
HAS AM. TO loo Pm.
Hall Of Mirrors
Working With the Blind In
stead of For Them
Chairman: Alan Gathright,
Vice. President, Particular
Council of Toledo, Toledo, o.
Speaker: Thomas E. Caul-
field, MD, Psychiatric Con-
sultant, st. Paul Rehabilita-
ton Center for the Blind,
Newton, Mass.
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PROGRAM

Society Of ST. visGent Dc Paul
Dsshlsr-Hiit3r Hotel,
Columbus, Ohio
September 1873, 1885
. SEPTEMBER 10
1000 AN. TO 4:30 PM.
Hall Of Mirrors
The Work of the Society as
Wardrobe Keepers
Chairman: Edward j. Wren,
K.S.G.. Executive Secretary,
Diocesan Central Council of
San Francisco, San Francisco,
Calf.
500 P.M.-Ballroom
General Meeting
Presidential Address: Very
Rev. William L. Wozniok,
President, National Confer
ence of Catholic Charities
George E. Heneghan, K.S.G.,
st. Louis, Mo-, President, SUI
perior Council of the United
States ;
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 20
$50 AN. 70 1000 AN.

dent, National conference OF
Catholic Charities
Speaker: Dudley L. Baker,
Executive Secretary, Superior
Council, Society Of st. Vincent
de Paul
1000 AM. to 1850 AN.
Hall Of Mirrors
The Ozanam School OF Char
in Volunteer
Service =
Chairman: Frederick w.
Behnke, President. Particular
Council of San Francisco, San
Francisco. Calf.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 20
Leader: William D. Frey,
Assistant Executive Secretary,
Diocesan Central Council OF
San Francisco, San Francisco,
Calf.
Speakers: The Spiritual VAL
lie of the Ozanam School OF
Charity Rev. Charles r.
Hackel, MS. Director, Catho-
lie Social Service Of Alameda
County, Oakland, Calf.
The Ozanam School of Char
ity-The Idea and the Results
James T. Healy, Lecturer,
Ozanam School of Charity,
San Frsacisco, Calf.
1880 Am. TO 12:45 Pm.
Hall Of Mirrors
Meeting the Challenge of
the Changing Parish - New
Goals in Neighborhood Serv-
ice.
Chairman: Vincent M. Heff-
ernan, President, Particular
Council of Cleveland, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Leader: James Fitzgerald,
Executive Secretary, Particu.
lar Council of Detroit, Detroit,
Mich.
Participants: Rev. Clement
n. Kern. Pastor. Most Holy
Trinity Church, Detroit, Mich.
Rev. Paul B~ossompierre, Dioce-
san Director, Society Of st.
Vincent de Paul, Pittsburg,
Pa.
100 Pm. 10 4:3o PM.
Hall Of Mirrors
Business Meeting of the Su-
perior Council Of the United
States
Chairman: George E. Hene-
CHAN. K.S.G., st. Louis, Mo-.
President, Superior Council OF
the United States
500 Pm.
TO DO AND NOT TO DO
A dramatization by members
of the Society in Columbus,
Saint Agnes Parish Hall.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2
ozanam Sunday Observance
500 AN.
Communion Mass
Celebrant: Most Rev. Pat
rick A. O'Boyle, DID,, Arch
bishop of Washington, Nation
al Spiritual Director, Society
Of st. Vincent de Paul
Sermon: Monsignor Michael
Ivanko
200 AN.
Breakfast and General
meeting
Chairman: George E. Hene-
CHAN, K.S.G.. st. Louis, Mo-,
President, Superior Council of
the United States
Speakers: Rt. Rev. Msgr,
Vincent w. Cooke, Archdioce-
san supervisor Of Charities,
Chicago, ILL.,; Most Rev. Pat
rick A. O'Boyle, DID,, Arch
bishop of Washington, Nation
al Spiritual Director, Society
Of st. Vincent de Paul.
1890 PM.
Pontifical Mass-St. Joseph
Cathedral
Celebrant: Most Rev. Clar.
ence G. Issenmann, DID,.
STD, Bishop of Columbus.
Sermon: Most Rev. Christie.
pher j. Weldon, DID,, Bishop
of Springfield, Springfield,
Mass.
400 PM. 10 $50 Pm.
Hall Of Mirrors
Vincentian Work in the Sal.
walton of Souls
Chairman: George A. Yak,
Diocesan Central Council Of
Chicago, Chicago, Ill.
Participant: Rt. Rev. Msgr,
John A. Mcmahon, Pastor, St
Sabina Church, Chicago, III.
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ttUss ~ fTtU
The Vincentian and Family
Life
Chairman: John J. Lynch,
President. Diocesan Central
Council, Society of st. Vincent
de Paul, Brooklyn, NY.
Participant: Rev. John L.
Thomas, Sd, Institute of So
cial Order, st. Louis, Mo.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER n
500 PM.
BalIroom-Mezzsnins Floor
Presidential Reception
GREETINGS: Very Rev. Msgr.
William L. Wozniak, Presi-
dent. National Conference Of
Catholic Charities.
George E. Heneghan, KS.
G., st. Louis, NO., President,
Superior Council of the Unit
ed States.
MONDAY, ~
500 AN.
Memorial Mass for Deceased
Vincentians
Celebrant: Most Rev. Clar-
ence G. Issenmann, Bishop of
Columbus.
1000 AN. TO 1900
Hall Of Mirrors
The Forgotten Man
Speaker: Mt. Rev. Msgr.
James E. Dolan, Clerical Di-
rector, Society of st. Vincent
de Paul, Los Angeles. Calf.
Discussants: James D. Scan
Ion, President, Diocesan Gen.
trail Council of Pittsburgh,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Brother John Hurley, F.B.P.,
Director, Ozanam Inn, New
Orleans, La.
Brother DePaul, Director,
House of Charity, Minneapolis,
MINI.
John Peluso, Executive Sec
rotary, Particular Council OF
Seattle, Seattle, Wash.
Zoo PM. to Ais PM.
Hall Of Mirrors
Business Meeting-Superi0r
Council of the United States
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2:3o PM. TO 400 P.M.
Hall Of Mirrors

Meeting of Spiritual Direc-
tors
Chairman: TT. Rev. Msgr.
Vincent w. Cooke, Arehdio-
cesar Supervisor of Charities,
Chicago. Ill.
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Schedule

Chairman: Very Rev. Msgr.
William L. Wozniak, Presi-
dent, National Conference of
Catholic Charities
Reports:
Secretary--Rt. Rev. John
O'Grady, Washington,
DC.
Treasurer
Conference of. Religious
Committee on Time and
Place
Committee on Resolutions
Committee on Nomins-
tons
Convention Banquet
Sail Room-Deshler-Hiifon
700 Pm.
POSTMASTER: Mr.. William l..
Schmidt, Chairman of the
Convention
Prayer: Most Reverend Ed
ward C. Hettinger. ID.
introduction of Guests: Mr..
William L. Schmidt
Greetings: The Honorable
C. william o'Neill, Governor
of Ohio
Speech: Doctor Arthur Tem-
ming, Secretary, Department
Of Health, Education and Wei
fare, Washington. DC.
Address: Most Reverend
Clarence G. Issenmann, STD.
Bishop Of Columbus.
Prayer: Most Reverend Clar-
enee G.. Issenmann, LTD,
Bishop Of Columbus.
WORKSHOPS
Monday. September "a and
Tuesday, September q, 1888
advance Registration Re-
quired)
$50 AN. 10 400 PM.
I. AP-
PRoAcH TO . A
CHILD attendance limited
to the Conference Of Relig-
ious.
Chairman: To be announced
Leaders: Sister Mary Char
les, R.S.M., st. James Or
phanage, Omaha, Nebr.; Sis
ter M. Victoria, S.S.M., st.
Joseph's Children's Home,
Winona, MIMI; Sister Jear
Andre, C.S.A., Parmadale,
Cleveland, Ohio.
4. IA RELATIONS
Chairman: Sister M. An
selm, C.S.M., st. Martha's
Catholic Centre, Boston,
Mass.
Leaders: Sister Marian Ce-
ella, Sc, st. Agatha's
Home, Manuel, N.Y.; Sister
Maria Mercedes, S.S.N.D.,
College of Notre Dame of
Maryland, Baltimore, Md.
:. CHANGING SERVICES 70
CHILDREN
Chairman: Sister Noreen,
DC, st. Elizabeth's Home,
New Orleans, La.
Leaders: Miss Ruth Joyce,
Assistant Professor, st.
Louis University School of
Social Service, st. Louis,
Mo-: Sister Nj. of st. John
Bosco, RIGS. Convent Of
the Good Shepherd, Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
4. EMoTIoNALLY DISTURB
Ed CHILDREN
Chairman and Recorder:
Sister Margaret, DC, st.
Rose Orphan Asylum, Mil.
waukee, Wis.
Leader: Robert J. Kalthoff,
MD. Cincinnati, Ohio
Participant: Robert A..
Holzhauer, st. Charles Boys
Home, Department of Social
Sciences, Marquette Uni
versity, Milwaukee, Wis.
s. FAMILY
~coUNSELING
Chairman: Louis J. Anton
ELI, Executive Assistant,
Catholic Social Service,
Wichita, Kans.
Leader: DR.. Edmond r.
Sassin. Sc. Louis. Mo.
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Leader: Miss Marie F. Zeitz,
Executive Director, Family
Service of New Britain.
New Britain, Conn.
RELIGION AND CASE.
WORK
Chairman and Recorder:
John Kelleher, Executive
Secretary, Catholic Service
League. Akron, Ohio.
Leader: Rev. Walter HI.
Doyle, Director, Catholic
Social Service of San Joa-
quin County, Stockton,
Calf.
PUBLic RELATIONS
Chairman and Recorder:
J. Ralph Novak, Executive
Secretary, Catholic Chart.
ties Corporation, Cleveland,
Ohio.
Leader: Byron E. Rouse, Jr.
Public Relations Counsel
of the Catholic Charities,
Archdiocese Of Chicago,
Chicago, I'll.
10 THE USE OF voLUN-
TEER IN cASEWoRK
SETTINGS
Chairman: To be announ-
ced.
Leader: Miss Claire Nc
Kay, Supervisor, Catholic
Charities, Diocese of
Brooklyn, Queens County
Office
II CLINICAL SERVICES TO
DISTURBED CHILDREN
INSTITUTIONS
Chairman: Sister M. Fran
co.'s SIND, Director Do
cesar Guidance Center,
Columbus, Ohio
Leaders: James b. Craig,
MD, Clinical Directors, Co.
lumbus Psychiatric Insti-
tute. Columbus, Ohio
Philip C. Rond, MD, Staff
Psychiatrist. Assistant Pro-
lessor, Ohio State Univer-
sity, Columbus, Ohio
II OF
YOUNG SUPERVISORS
This Workshop is open to
supervisors who have not
had more than three years
experience in supervision
and to those who are to
begin supervisory service.
Chairman and Recorder:
Miss Barbara Kuehn, In.
take Supervisor, Catholic
Charities, Diocese Of
Brooklyn, Brooklyn, NY.
Leader: Miss Eleanor B.
Kelley, Assistant Director
Social Service, st. vincent's
Hospital, New York, NY.
~ THE NONRESIDENT -
WORKING WITH TRAN.
SCENTS
Chairman and Leader:
Rt. Rev. Msgr. A. A. Isen-
bart, Director, Associated
Catholic Charities, Okla
homa City, Okla.
Discussants: Miss Mary X.
Fisher, Chief Case Super
visor, Cuyahoga County
Welfare Department, Of
Cleveland, Ohio
Miss Catherine Foy, Case.
worker, Travellers Aid So.
ciety, Cleveland. Ohio
~ BASIC SkiLLS m CAST
Q r RELATIONSHIPS
Chairman and Recorder:
Miss Elizabeth Growing,
~Caseworker, Catholic Fam.
lily and Children's Service
Norfolk, Va.
Leader: Miss Betty Tyler,
Supervisor, Catholic Fam
lily and Children's Service,
Norfolk. Virginia.
Is LAY AND PROFESSION
Al PARTICIPATION IN
NElcHecRHooD CON-
Chairman: To be announced
Leader: Edward S. Kessler,
Chief Of Conservation,
Philadelphia Redevelop.
ment Authority, Philadel'
phia, Penn.
Recorder: Nicholas vor
Hoffman, Research Divi
sion, Industrial Area
Foundation, Chicago. Ill.
Is DEVELOPING FOSTER
PARENTS FOR DISTURB
20 CHILDREN
Chairman: Miss Glare
Golden, Foster Care Divi
sion, United States Chill
dren's Bureau, Department
of Health, Education, ant
Welfare. Washington, DC
Leader: Miss Catherin,
Nude, Placement Coordin
ator, Michigan Children
Institute, Ann Arbor
Mich.
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THE Null
CHALLENGE
Chairman: Ralph w. Whal-
en-, Executive Director,
New York City Youth
Board, New York, NY.
Leader: William Bacon,
Executive Director, Com
munity Welfare Council,
Dayton, Ohio
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wrong and y charity to the
missions. The last two SER
mons Of Our Lord while on
earth were on these two SUBJ
jects: do penance', "Going
therefore teach ye all ma
TONS"
A fish made you think Of
saving souls, rs 1t did Our
Lord. When He saw fish He
told the Apostles they were to
be FISHERS Of men,, that is
savers Of souls. So, Brain, !
pray that one day you may
be a missionary priest, a fish
er Of men on the Missions.
Let us both pray that the
grown-ups who have much
more to make UP for than
killing a gold fish will send
some. Of their gold to the mis-
sions that God may forgive
their sins through the inter-
cession of converted Koreans,
Indians and Japanese.
With renewed thanks,
believe me,
Gratefully yours in Our
Lord and His Mother,
Fulton j. Sheen
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Cut out this column, pin
your sacrifice to it and mail
1t to Most Rev. Fulton j.
Sheen National Director of
the Society for the Propaga-
ton of the Faith, $3.50 Fifth
Avenue. New York TX, N.Y.,
or your Diocesan Director,
Msgr. James Kulp, 246 East
Town Street, Columbus Is,
Ohio.
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Recorder: Miss Kate Curran,
Executive Director, Catho-
lie Family Service, Las
Cruces, NM.
/. FOR THE
ACED--A FULLER LIFE
FOR OUR SENIOR clTI-
zENS
Chairman: Rev. Wilbur F.
Suedkamp, M. S. w. Sec
rotary for Charities, Catho-
lie Charities, Archdiocese
of Detroit, Detroit, Mich.
Leader: Mrs. Elinor r. Hix-
enbaugh, Director of Social
Services, Ohio Division Of
Aid for the Aged, Column
bus, Ohio.
Participants: Mother M. Re-
gina Carmel. O. Carm., Di-
rector of Carmel Hall, De-
troit, Mich; Francis S.
Holtz, Secretary, Saint STAN
islaus Parish Conference,
Society of st. Vincent de
Paul, Buffalo, NY.
!. ADoPTloNS
Chairman and Recorder:
Miss Catherine A. Roherty,
Director of Casework Serv.
ices. Catholic Social We'll
fare Bureau, Milwaukee,
Wis.
Leader: Miss Marie F. Zeitz,
Executive Director, Family
Service of New Britain.
New Britain, Conn.
RELIGION AND CASE
WORK
Chairman and Recorder:
John Kelleher, Executive
Secretary, Catholic Service
League. Akron, Ohio.
.s
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Ny dear Brian:
You have 4 good conscience.
You know that because you
did harm to one Of Gods crea.
lures who should not have
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been killed
you u int
to make UP
for It.. So af-
ter being vi
olent to q
gold fish,
you became
violent to
y curse
and forced
uniIrsolf IN
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God Love You -
Brian Kills
Then Gives Life
by Bishop Fulton ]. Sheen

ossr Dishsp:
70 msks vp for . gold fish
killed am giving . dellsr
- fhs Missions,
lYian
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-31
Robbie Coils For
MiIifont liberuI
Democratic Congress

Joseph Robbie. DFL 5th District
South Minneapolis Congressional
candidate. today called for mill
tant liberal Democratic Congress
TO solve the civil rights crisis. pro-
vide Jobs for our people. stabilize
prices and bring peace to our
people.
In final campaign statement,
Robbie said that neither the
Northern Republicans nor South
ern Dixiecrats can be depended
upon TO do much Of anything abou,
civil rights.
Vice President Nixon was ir
Minneapolis over the weekend
and condemned Northern Demo
Gratis as radical and lauded South,
ern DiSiecrats as moderates il
economics. The Republican Fifth
District Congressman In paid ad.
vertising, and in response 10 tht
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-31

and Mrs. Louis White Sir Of st
Paul and Mr., Eugene Gardner OF
Minneapolis. paternal grandfather.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-31
SENATOR DAN FElDT
ALWAYS a FIGHTER
FOR EQUAL RIGHTS

Daniel S. Feidt. candidate for
reelection as Senator for the saith
district. has demonstrated his abb
Hty 10 fight foT his convictions
especially those convictions con.
cerning equal opportunity for all
citizens OF Minnesota
Feidt was responsible FOR tho
passage OF the anti discrimination
law in Minnesota lie was a
staunoh supporter of FEpC legis.
lation and ne has Interested him
self in many other measures bene.
fitting minority groups in the state
Feidt Is practicing attorney
in Minneapolis and is veteran
Legislator OF twenty years expert.
eHCe.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-31

the entire civil rights question al
time when this requires political
courage, karth was a oo-auther on
the housing bin in the last session
OF the legislature and has stalneh
backing from members of the 81
Paul community who know him
FOR SHERIFF
Vote for Paul RanTt, Hc is a vet,
eran police officer who Is familiar
with the problems % all groups
within the community who has
feeling for all Of the people
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-31

League OF Women Voters qucs-
tionnaire, said that Congress needs
10 do nothing about civil rights.
which he has been helping Il do
for several years"
Robbie added ''this points up
the need OF real liberal Democrats
70 take charge Of Congress and
strengthen the hand Of the sup
RENE Court with legislation"
Robbie, a Minneapolis lawyer
likewise stoutly defended the I'm
tied States Supreme Court ''as the
huiwark OF American freedom
lie said that "the American people
must censure my Republican op-
ponent and those other members
OF Congress who are trying 70 clip
the Supreme Courts wings
"The sponsors OF this legislation
are interested mainly IN curping
the Courts power in the civil
rights field II is reckless TO tamp-
er with the checks and balances
OF the American Constitution for
the doubtful purpose Of defending
integration and slowing down the
Legislation OF civil and human
rights"
Robbie concluded. Il humhly
ask the vote OF my friends and
nelghbors Of South Minneapolis SO
/ can join Senator Humphrey, Eu.
gene J Mccarthy and the other
Humanitarian liberals In Washing
ton who fight the good fight FOR
racial equality and all human
| rights"
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-31

AdciFhh thtn tteaiH b""N W
view; A book review n tire book
Early Minnesota was given by
Mrs Annie Cook al the regular
meeting OF the Adclphni Club held
"a, the home az Mrs Oilyo Gum
1s3 Iglchhrt Az on october IS
The programs for the year ieas
80 were given 90 each member
Mrs Mary lee Parks WAS a guest
Of the hostess The club ~ IN It's
bnth year Of existence, raving been
organized October "a 1899 The
next regular meeting win ho with
Mrs James A Green. ITO Sc An.
thnny Av. on November -
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-31

It's A hoy; Mr. and Mrs, Stan
ley Gardner. Si7 n. Avon 81, has
chosen Christopher stanton as the
name of their first baby, He Was
born october %. la Miller hospital,
Tho new arrival was welcomed by
his maternal grandparents. MIR.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-31

Dinner Guests; Mr. and Mrs
Raymond Cooper and son Mark
Miss Lorraine Armstrong Mis'
june Hawkins and Mr. Willie +
Hale were the dinner guests oi
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Vaughn OF
aT20 Fourth Av s on Sunday oc.
tabcr 20.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-31

Weekend Guests; Mrs Kathleen
Smith and daughter Piper and Mr.
and Mrs Frank witt ot 81 Louis
Mo, were the weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs EoaIlnw Wallace and
family OF to4S Second Az s Mrs
smith is sister OF Mrs Wallace
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-31
FOR SIiERlFE

Club Hostess, An enjoyable cN7
euing was spent at the home q
Mrs Fred Jones, $3.50 Fourth Av
s on Saturday evening October 25
when she WAS hostess 90 the Is
Duchess Club The evening was en
joyed playing games with priscs
captured by the Mines Fred Mur
phy, Robert Payne and Tony Ma
1ingo A delicious supper was sery
ed by the hostess
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-31
THE SPOKESMAN
Endorses

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body blow 70 southern segrega-
tionists Congressman who sought
70 use the Washington. DC. school
sntegratiOn as q horrible example
for the nation The NAACP Wash
ington Bureau gives wler top
rating and record on the matter
OF civil rights,
Leonard Lindquist. his Rcpub.
uoan opponent is also a Staunch
supporter Of human rights and
fought for open Occupancy" IN
the legislature However wiers
record in Congress entities him TO
the votes OF citizens interested
in the civil rights movement
FoR CONGRESS- FIFTH
DISTRICT
Vote for Joseph Robbie lpFLl
COUNTY SHERIFF
No Party Designation
No choice Both good men.
COUNTY AUDITOR
Vote for a change Vote Tor Fran.
els J Nee Robert Fltzsimmons. in.
cumhent has been in office toe
long Is arbitrary
COUNTY ATTORNEY
George NJ Scott He has beer
an excellent county attorney, faii
and decent, yet insisting on SOUND
law enforcement and prosecution
Of law violators
COUNTY TREASURER
No Choice
COUNTY SURVEYOR
No choice. Take your pick
COUNTY CORONER
Or. VIM, Guthrie
REGISTER or DEEDS
1 No chutCe
CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT
Vote for Philip G schmidt
COURT COMMISSIONER
Vote for Frank Larkin
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
(Second DiStrict)
I Vote for George W Matthews
tThlrd nistricD
r. B tsiml Eherl
Fourth District)
Vote for G, Scott. longtimi
proven friend
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE
+ Vote for Judge Paul Jaroscak
FOR CONGRESS- FOURTH
DISTRICT
4 Joseph Karth gets our endorse
mcnt, but only by a narrow margii
because his opponent Frank Far
rcli had the courage 10 come ou
for open occupancy and discus