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DEATHS
lin Mfntnrtnttt
Announcement A Of
Services by Chambers

BoARDLEY, JOHN z. We pause again
today for moments of meditation
to the memory Of a devoted husband
and father, JOHN E. BoARDLEY,
who departed this life suddenly July
IL, 1850.
But still the vacant chair
Recalls the love. the voice, the smile
OF the one who once sat there.
A happy home we once enjoyed,
How sweet the memory still,
But death has left consequences
DEVOTED 1R5S EOVRH WIFE. Ssi IDA MAY BOARD
LEY: DAUGHTERS, IDAMAYE
CoRRINE AND SARAH ELIZA
BETH.
BRYANT, CARRIE LOUISE. j pause
to pay loving tribute. to the mem.
ory Of my beloved niece. CARRIE aE dE
hve years ago, July IL, 1858.
May her soul rest in peace.
~ DEVOTED AUNT, DELLA.
CAMPBELL, LUCY LUCK. In loving
memory Of our deaf mother, LUCY
LUCK CAMPBELL. who departed
this life Thursday, July IL, 1856.
Her memory is all we have now.
Her cares, are all ct rest.
We loved her and did our best.
We watched her fade like flower.
But could not make her stay;
We nursed her with tenderness
Until God called her away.
God saw the road was getting rough,
The hills were hard to climb,
And whispered, peace be thine +"
HER LOVING DAUGHTERS. MRS.
DOROTHY ToLIVER, MRS. LOT
DAVIS, CLARA W. In loving mem
HpKvfs. IS nv Who 'Ar passed sf' away three
years ago today, July 12. 1855
God saw the road was getting rough
And the hills were hard to climb,
LOVING SISTER, KATIE.
FRANKLIN, WILLIAM J. In loving
WILLIAM J. FRANKLIN. who died
five years ago today, July 12, 1883
The cover of life's book is closed
For the one ! loved. so we'll,
But loving deeds Of bygone days
Are what the pages tell.
Each chapter in it leaves q thought
For me to keep within my heart
LOVING G., WIFE. MARTHA E,
FRANKLIN, WILLIAM J. A tribute
WILLIAM J FRANKLIN. who died
i've years ago today July IL. 1853
Though his smile is gone forever.
And his face We cannot touch,
we shall never lose sweet memories
ro2ne S sgf pkSeHTERs Rse Tf s'iS SfY e mssf %sb
MARGUERITE
JACKSON. LOUISE. In memory Of
LOUISE JACKSON. who passed
away twenty-four years ago today.
July IL. 1884.
Memories are treasures no one can
Death D. leaves ss:'. hsartaehs' nothing
Some have forEottsn. now that you
have gone,
But We shall remember, no matter
DEVOTED MOTHER, SISTERS AND
BROTHER.
JONES. DAVID n In memory Of my
husband. DAVID H. JONES. who
passed away nine years ago today,
July 10. 1910.
Here we. have sorrow, each one his
No tears in Heavenb, no night there
Ny heart ir sometimes heavy,
But he comes with sweet relief:
He folds me in his bosom
When droou with blighting grief
HIS WIPE. JEANNETTB.
POINDEXTER. ALMA GILMORE. In
loving memory of ALMA GILMORE
POINDEXTER. who departed this
life July IL. 1857.
Today recalls the memory
OF q loved one passed 10 rest,
And those who think Of you today
Are the ones who loyec you best.
THE FAMILY.
WEBER, J. WILLIAM, JF. IN sad but
loving memory Of my beloved hus-
band. J. WILLIAM WEBER Jr..
who departed this life fourteen
YOUR DEVOTED WIPE, MAR
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SISTER PRISCILLA ATKINSON.
Worthy Matron,
SISTER PARA LEE FLEMING,
Gecratarv

DIMES, NATHAN. On Tuesday, July
Norbeck. Md NATHAN DIMES,
beloved husband Of Mrs Mary p
Dimes Also surviving are one sis
ter, Mrs. Nora Dyson; one grandson,
and q host of other relatives and
July IL, the late Mr. Dimes will
rest at the Snowden Funeral Home,
Rockville, Md After l2 noon Sun.
day, July 13, the body will lie in
state at the Mount Pleasant Church.
Noroeck' Nd where funeral services
Will be held at . pm. the Rev
w E williams oficiating. Inter-
ment church cemetery. Is
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CRYPTS. Q, choice. S70O cash each
Also lots "a grRve sites each.
$500 each 10. 9-7053
3-SITE LOT in National Memorial
Park. centrally located sacrifice for
Quick sale ia S-4911
SITES in Fort Lincoln, nr. Bladens-
burE I'd. entr., $500. MA. 2-0s46
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RRAxTON. JAMES EDWARD. On

HNS TUESDAY,. july 3, 1855. JAMES Ed
WARD BRAXTON of 704 Otis pl.
NV, husband Of Carol Braxton
and son Of Mrs Lillian Braxton.
He also is survived by one brother
viewed at the Brown g. Davidson
Bros. Funeral Home, corner 67th
and Eads SITS. ne, Ludlow 1896,
from 4 pm to IL pm. Saturday,
Sgly @ he II s,S where en- snasy IgasTai ;T serves
at 2 pm. 1nterment Woodlawn
Cemetery. 13
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
CEMETERY LOTS

Crematorium
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
N ST and Mass Ave NE Ii $4,000
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BIIANGA, FEkNANDO '. on Thurs-
t. Sss July TEZRN2N Ia lS5s At aEasyg sIHlsy Hos :;
1854 Monroe st. NV, Beloved huS-
band Of Irma Z. Bitangs and father
Of Dale F., Donald s, and Christine
Bitanga. Funeral from Taltavull
Funeral Home, 1908 14th st. NV,
on Monday, July IA, at $50 am.
at 9 am. Interment Mount olivet
Cemetery. Is
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BIYTH; JANIS wILLdIlAM =. On

Tuesday. July s, 1855 at Anne
BLYTH II of 606 Woodlawn
ave, Falls Church, Va, beloved
son Of Carol Marjorie and Rodney
a., jr; Dewey L. and Rebecca A.
Blyth; grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James William Blyth and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry D. Lefiler. Friends
may call at the. Ives Funeral Home.
until 10 am. Monday, July IA;
thence to the Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church. Arlington blvd. and Wood
lawn ave, Falls Church, Va, where
funeral services will be held at
1:15 pm. Interment Arlington Ma
fir-~1 raF1a atarv IL
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WARTHEN, GERALD n. on Frloayi
July IL, 1858, GERALD II. WAR
THEN OF Due West, s. c.. beloved
husband Of Mary Bradley Warthen
Notice Of services later.
WATSON, CHARLES Z. On Monday.
July z, 1858, at his residence, 531
You ST. NV, CHARLES Z. WAT
SON. beloved husband Of Corine
Watson. father Of Mary Webster and
brother of Louise jackson Two
Krandchildren. four nieees, ten nepE-
eVs. other relatives and friends
also survive After 10 am. Satur-
day, July l2, friends may call At
the Crouch Funeral Home, 81 K
st; NV. Services on SUNDAY. July
Mission. lT21ia .7th st. NV. In
terment on Monday. July IA. At I
pm. in Arlington National Gene
terry.
WEIGH, ISAAC W. on Friday. July
II, 1885, ISAAC W. WEIGH of
1888 Kalorsma I'd NV, Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements BY
Jarvis. IL
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CURRIE, MATTE. The oficers and
~ II members of Electa Chap
MI ter, No. 5. o. Z, s., are
H@M hereby notified of the
.ZAfakSM death of our late sister.
S@S MATTE CURRIE, and are
w requested to meet at the
V Masonic Temple, 1905
l1th ST. NV, on Sunday. July
l3, at $40 pm, to perform our
Eastern Star rites. Funeral will
be held on Monday. July IA, at
! pm, from the Frazier Funeral
sHnmrn nnrrrn ,rrrruno,,
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Dratha
ALBANEsE. GIUSEPPE. Or

8. is5s. MAR NARY :: J. b BAYEoR YIE1osAss q :S sso
63d st. ne. Apt. 102, beloved wife
Of Steven Baylor and mother of Mrs.
Nellie Twyman. Also surviving are
brother, Samuel Robinson: two nieces,
Miss Sara Carter and Mrs. Ethel
Ray; Bay; other .. relatives oor and ,rsIn many
july. 12,- friends are invited to call
ct the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920
9th st. NV. Funeral on Sunday,
tist Church, New Richmond, Vest
EST. Interment Westmoreiand
County. va. IL
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Worthy Matron,
osIE .. RITTER. seeya IS
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NES.ITS In S5s 1cYLsA e IoHsS 0P hE5s E5isTE S Sq'
sister of Mrs. Taylor Garnet q
at Gawier's Chapel. 1856 Pa. ave
NV. courtesy parking oppositel
Services will be held at All-Souls
Episcopal Church, Cathedral anc
Connecticut aves. NV, on Monday
July IA, at IL am. 1ntermeni
Rock Greek Cemetery. ID
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HANDY, WILLIAM B., Jr. oficers
n and members Of Electa
N><M Chapter, No. 2, OES, are
NSM requested to assemble at
,ANe8bSN the Simmons Bros. Fu-
M neral Home, 1851 Good
" Hope I'd. s.e, at s pm.
Sunday, July 13, 1858, for
the purpose of conducting funeral
services for our late brother, WILL
LIAM e.; HANDY, Jr;,,
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BRuroN uNDERooES
cHEckuP or INJURED LEG

Milwaukee tANP) 49, Milwaukee
centernelder Bin Bruton, who was
injured towards the middle OF the
1857 baseball season and missed
all the remaining games, includ-
ing the World Series. Monday I'M
deNyent checISup in Oklahoma
City to determine whether his
right knee has healed enough 20
permit him to participate in early
spring training drills
Briton tore Bgament tn his
right knee when he collided with
teammate Felix MRnuIla while
chasing a pop ny of the bat OF
Bin virdon OF Pittsburgh last July,
He has been on the disabled list
ever since
Monday he was examined BY Or
Donald o'DonoRhue, the oTthopedic
surgeon who operated on him the
day OF the second game Of the
World Series BrIton had said that
he was feeling fine and hopes TO
take part In spring training. but
club officials here ordered him 10
undergo the operation.
Last fall. Bruton WAS said 10 be
greatly disturbed az not being able
10 participate In the Series As Il
turned out however. his team.
mates won without him. defeating
the hitherto awesome New York
Yankees
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24
ST. PAUL RED
CROSS WANT WOMEN
FOR NURSES AIDES

Recruitment OF women. who can
quality for special instruction as
nurses aides is now underway
throughout the ST Paul Red Cross
Chapter
The classes for aides, 20 be as
signed 70 special duties in chill
drens hospitals and disaster situs-
lions, viii be given in both after
noon and evening sessions starting
in tate January, Included are ~
hours OF class room instruction and
Is hours Of clinical experience,
Graduates win be capped In a
ceremony which was initiated dur
ing World War II.
Prospects are asked TO call nurs-
ing services at the Red Cross for
an interview appointment, The tele-
phone number is CAritai 4-49sl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

Radio Winner, Mrs w, A. lee.
1855 SO Av s.. IS StT richcr by
recognizing her voice az 6aa
Thursday morning January 10,
over radio station wLOL on their
That's Ny Voice program The
program is sponsored hy Hopkins
car dealers when Mrs Ice heard
her voice recorded she called the
station within the one minute
time limit and she was told to cali
at the station cor the money, witch
she collected Friday afternoon
Attended Funeral In Iowa Mr.
uariy white. tot2 Clinton Az, was
called Go pcs MONIES, to attend
funeral service % his hrothcr-in.
law, Mr. William Neal Mr. Neal
died Thursday and funeral services
were held at pm Monday In
pes Moinea Also attending the
funeral from Minneapolis was Mrs
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81. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Jan % Virginia Smith, s37
Rondo Az. Clsnnda Cox. 59s
Marshall Az. Mrs Charles Cow
ington, o67 81 Anthony Az Mar
gare, smith, a12 Carroll Az
Jan 20 George e Shannon Jr,
eos Carroll Az Mrs Anna woots
en-. 937 ST. Anthony Az, Mrs
John Dodd 3s5 Rondo Az. Robert
Mansfield go Charles 81
Jan a Mrs William Brown,
22l ~ Anthony Az. Mrs Luana
Hughes t05 harrington, Mr. VII.
liam Godctts. s2s 81 Anthony Az;
Mira Glars y Shelby 2ss Eondo Az,
1896 n Western Az Mrs Danitl
Taylor. ITO Rondo Az Mr. James
Jackson. 500 ~ Anthony Az; Mr.
Charles a. panforth, $50 Carroll
Az, Mrs James walker 232 "
Fisk. Mrs Harrison Davis st.
al ~ Anthony Az Miss aandrs
Jean Anderson. 500 Dayton Ay.
Mrs Lydia Pillow. Ia R0ndo Av.
Mrs Harold Andrews 49, ED
muud Az
Jan ~ Mrs George " Todd,
S3s 80 Anthony Az Hrs Leila
Mae Sanders. G07 Isondo Az
Richard Eai Thomas IT, g3l
F0n1o Az.
Jan 30 Carte noffaff Jr.
gls Eonao Av Mrs Ray Auacr,
son 7sT ruior Az M ollie
Townsend 7s7 Frafsf Az. Albert
Chester Thomas al Eon11 Az
~ Joseph Combs 1895 Thomas
Nv
Jan 81 Mrs vivian @ FH-
ford sss IRlsFar, Av Horace
Allen 5fsI 81 Anthony Az Mrs
Coriuns Griffin es7 vs. Central
Az fIene Dsvis zgo " Avon
Crystal Lexls 2t3 ~ Authouy
Az Miss Joan Johnson. sol g.
Anthony Az Kermit Waters 7s9
IEieharf ~ Patnra Thomas.
800 R1ndg A.
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YOUR WEEKLY TREAT REC.
trE Rice served with beef lamb.
pork veal or chicken makes
satisfying foundation for - dinner
menu rackaged rice requires
neither washing nor long cooking
PORK CHorS WIN SPANISH
RICE
Cup rice
pork chops
large onion
teaspoon salt
Pepper
can tomato soup
Tablespoons minced parsley
? Tablespoons celery
METHOD THROWN pork chops
slowly IN frying pan, season and
dtain of all but tablespoons Of
fat Top each pork chop with
mound Of rice and thick slice
81 onion Pour diluted tomato soup
around the chops and over the top.
Scatter parsley and celery over all
and bake IN biow oven. 500 dc
greca. Tor th minutes Add hot
water as tho tomato Soup cooks
down
aUGOEHTED MENU spanish
nce with pork chops, green beans
fruit salad, corn mufnnH. butter
and sweet potato pic
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Jan 20 Robert Mallory, 4oSS
Clinton Az, Raymond Cooper
1921 Fourth Az s., Mrs Grace
Workout. $3.50 Smelling Az Mrs
Es,ella Harris 2Sl6 Elnet Az
Mrs Hariy White, 4lt2 CLINTON
Av Bnie Vaughn, l0ca Third
Az, s. Mrs Nathaniel Walker
seas FIfth Az s. Miss Grace
Harper 2Tl7 clinton Az, Vincent
shepherd SS3g Portland Az,
Jan 70 Mrs James Lane. Tag
Fremont Az ~. Mrs Connie Nc.
Coy, $50 Bryant Az NJ Donald
MeMooe, ti6 r. 20 ST.. Mrs
Marguerite Gonzales, 1909 Sew,
enth Sc s. Charles wilmctte
Wright, 1900 40 Ay. s.. Gordon
Wagner sl5 Fremont Az N.
Jan II Patricia Harper, 100
Bryant Az NJ Clcota Carlisle,
$40 Girard Az N, Mrs, Ruth
Bell SOS nth Az, N, Lewis sor.
rcll, iiST Girard Az N,
Jan % Raymond Cannon, 2eos
Firth Az s., Louie n Perkins,
362o Clinton Av Mrs. Carrie
Wallace, SeS2 Smelling Az: Bar.
hara Tate, S7AS First Az 8,
Mrs James c Crowder, iiaa Oak.
land Az
Jan 20 Mrs Phoebe Givenu.
A24s Third Az g.. Mrs Myrtle
Potter. 3740 Fourth Az. &. Alfred
LaJunc. Ao5T Second Av 3.
Jan so Alvin Rowe. 25te Hia.
wathR Az Leonard Vaughn, 2AS0
Firth Az s, Mrs c. r. Beck,
37O5 Fourth Az 8 AlonEo Ice
ASS a6th Az 3. Leon Wallace
Jr, 1918 Clinton Az,
Jan 81 Rev Henderson Red
disk. 90 Aldnch Az ~: Miss
Vivien Patterson, 5000 Third Az
s Mrs Viola Howard Ss4a stew.
ems Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24
CORN TRIrrrRS
tusing fruten Corn

box GO ouueeal quick frozen
golden sweet corn. thawcd
2 tablespoons corn liquid and
milk
? tablespoons butter melted
l.? cup slfted flour
3 a teaspoon doublc acting hal-
ing powder
teaspoon salt
rs teaspoon pepper
eggs welt beaten
Maple blended sytup
METHOD Drain com On strain.
ct. pressing corn slightly against
sides Measure liquid and add NTH,
10 make tablespoons chop corn.
II desired Combine corn and melt.
90 butter
Sift flour once. measure. add
baking powder. salt ana pepper.
aud sift again Add 10 corn mix
turc and mis- thoroughly Add the
2 tablespoons liquid and stir until
smooth Then add eggs and blend
gently Bake on hot we'll grceacd
grddle or IN skillet Serve hot
with maple blended syrup Makos
10 10 ~ fntters
'Swcot or sour milk may be
used
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Ont az Town BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

Jan - James Gresham. Los
Angeles Calf
Jan 20 Dorothy Evans Kansas
city Mo- Mary Thompson, Cam.
den N - Robert l. Brown.
Rockford, m Pearl Jackson.
Waterloo. la.
Jan ~ Garnctt Jonoa rasa
depa, Calf
Jan - Mrs Opal Stone. Los
Angeles Calf
Jan 70 Alfred Robinson. De
trulJ Mich
Jan - Charles Anderson
Louisville, Ky.
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a guest OF the hostess and was
given a gift The next meeting
"ln be January 2s, with Mrs
William Hanna as hostess at her
home. $50 Western Av
sad Mission: Mr. Ben Campbell.
543 Carroll Az, left Sunday even
ing January 10 for Marshall, Tex,
where he was called due 20 the
sudden death OF HIS father. Mr..
Newton Campbell Sr. who died
January Il, Funeral services were
held Tuesday January p. in Mar
shall.
Returns Home: Mrs Ruth
Brooks Vernon OF Washington.
d, c., left for her home on Thurs
day after spending the holiday
season with her mother, Mrs.
George Brooks Sr, OF 59T Rondo
Av. and her brother and sister-in-
law. Mr. and Mrs. George Brooks
Jr and family OF ITO st. Anthony
Ay. Mrs, Vernon was accorded
many social courtesies during her
visit and enjoyed renewing old
friendships.
Club Hostess; Members OF the
Breakfast Pinochle Club enjoyed
tasty breakfast when Mrs.
James Hughes was hostess to the
club at the home OF Mrs. John
son, SOS Aurora Av on Saturday
morning January IS. Winning
prizes at pinochie were Mrs Halle
Salter, first, Mrs Wendell Gibbs
second and Mrs. John Banks Jr.
third Mrs Wendell Gibbs, 1919
f ~ St, Minneapolis. win be hos
tess at the next meeting on Febru-
airy s,
Nacationers; Mrs. Ruth Thomas.
AIS Carroll Az. and Mrs. Austine
Vaughn Of $40 Carroll Az, left
Friday evening for Kansas City,
Kansas and Kansas city. Mo for
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY cIuB
ElECTS MRS. ANNA
SCROGGiNS AS PRESIDENT

Mrs Anna SouEgtns was cleo
tod president Of the Happy BIRTH
day club when Il held iu FIRST
meeting OF the New Year On Jauu-
AIRY "a az the home uf Mrs Katie
Williams on Fuller Az
other officers elected were
Katherine Harris, vice president.
ntta Lowtn secretary; Florence
uooden assistant secretary and
Loona Goodman, treasurer
Following election, officers were
duly installed. after which a social
hour and refreshments were en-
ioyed
The next meeting will he Janu-
AIRY rs az the home OF Mrs Luella
Cameron. 87t Aurora Az with
newly elected officers presiding
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

Don Ia Faucette at 8AS6 Clinton
Az, an old friend Of the Meals.
HoSpitahtcd! Mr. y W Nancy,
3bo2 Firth Az $ Ia sin a patient
IN Me sinai hospital whore he
has been hosp,taligcd for the past
few weeks Mr. Manoys condition
is reported serious
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wTDDING ANSIyTRsARfTs
MINNEAPOLIS

Jan ~ Mr. and Mrs p J.
wsas zt2i Fourth Az g. -
years
jar 20 NJ ard Mrs t.egfs
ssstan ssIz clinton ~ ~ years.
Hr and Mrs. John Thifsr Jr
zts5 Fourth Az s. ono year
Jar ~ pr and Mr. Charles
corhans stz0 urn ~ 3 seven
years
Jan 20 NJ ar9 Mrs. walter
HcRir1y s0fI CLINTON ~ 10
ysars W sHd Nh Maynard
Caiana 2zzs g5s7ts ~ y ig8r
ysara
Jan ~ ~ srd 0ta Richard
Eoss ga Aldrth ~ - % ysara
Nr ard Mrs PRED Lee zoos 1zna
Av b uK year
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Robinson, 1879 Edmund Az al
years
Jan ~ Mr. and Mrs ERNEST
Golden. $50 ~ Anthony Az 90
years
Jan ~ Mi and Mrs Cecil
Neal $50 Rondo Az. 80 wears
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

Flls no sBtsE
sTATL OBJ MiNS E@yJA
'tI My bi ibNNEfiN
rs PROBATE COURT
Ia re Eatats 81 Brick A. Hal'eeu.
bano1rHt
order TOR HsRrtnE Petition To- Prove
Niu
1T - ORDERED thar al pefnuaH
lUiarsEtE1 show cause, 10 any they
have, before ihiF Court On M9ndHF.
February lafH. 1865 ct O'Clock
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Social and Personal
z ST. PAUL Il

Matinee Bridge Club Mrs Charles Graham 7gl ST. An
hoy Ay hostess 70 the Matinee Bridge Club Tuesday
January "a Following lunch members and guest competed
Keen competitions the bridge tables with the Mines Fred
Seauck William Hanna and Eunire Jones capturing first
second and third prizes respectively Mrs Henry johnson was
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perhaps a study 81 your faNoute
oookhooits, youn have no trouble
At all in finding delightful sur.
priscs hearty enough 90 keep
folks happy until lunch ume'
The Corn Futter recipe that
follows Is one you win cherish
its delicious az Is, but. IN add.
ton, Il can be changed to suit
your supplies For example, can
ned corn may be substituted FOR
the frozen, and either sweet or sour
milk may be used or q YOU pro,
fer white corn To yellow, go ahead
and use that being sure 10 follow
the directions exactly
And as reminder for some
realty fine and dandy ideas for
changes IN your mepu.broakfast or
other meals make Il a practice 60
look carefully At the packages Of
any foods you buy So often there
are some excellent recipes on
those, and well worth trying they
are since they have been duvcl,
opcd In the test kitchens Of tho
manufacturer of the specific pro-
ducts, and are not only good but
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

Women can make "A dollar 20
further--theyn drive clear across
town 10 spend it, - Henry Nor
gan.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

"a weeks vacation visiting relatives
and friends
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

One Of the hardest secrets for
a man to Keep ia his opinion of
himself.
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TOWN HALL CONCERTS

New York CAMP Among the
artists who VIII appear at Town
Han in January are Miss Camilla
Williams who viii give a recital
the last day Of the month and
group consisting Of Robert Nc
Ferrn. Martha Flowers Irving
Barnes and Kelley Wyatt The
latter group billed as Concert
Varieties viii appear January 30
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

roolpruof. as Is the one Tor Corn
rlttters we've nrst been talking
about
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Out-Oi Tovn ANSIyERsAmEs
MIsNEArOII-

JaH - " ard Mrs. Don Man.
eel ysFu5u washington. y C.
three years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

Lame Duck politician who Is
in the process OF becoming a
cooked goose.
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wEDDfSG ANsIyEKsAnIss

Jan n ~r ara Mrs. Wini. g
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CIORoE 0OBtl, ~ star, in our RCA
MiracIs Kitchen, 10 AN. q $50 Pm,
ath floor.
Soc RcA Miroele Kitchen ri. Jon. "a.
thru SGT. Fob. 7
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Tuesdoy. January 28fh

Tree Room, Main Tloor, the Emporium.
QUINN FOR a DAY will lunch ui 1890,
view our Going south Fashion SHOW,
Rose Tree Room.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-31
WILL PROCLAIM ALASKA A STATE ON SATURDAY

WASHINGTON, R = The na- ton gets a new state and a new flag Saturday.
 President Eisenhower will sign the proclamation making Alaska the 18th State at a formal cere- mony in the White House Satur- day noon.
 He will fly to Washington for the purpose, and return later to his Gettysburg farm for the re- mainder of the weekend.
 The new state enters the union immediately. The new flag will become official next July 4, but flag makers in New York said Monday they would have few of the 49-star flags available as early as next week.
 The flag design will not be an- nounced until Saturday. There was speculation it would consist of the present 13 stripes, with ' rows of stars each is the blue field.
 The design was selected from nearly 1000 suggestions received by a screening committee,
 Sidney Liberman, president of Valley Forge Flag Co.,, says his company will have flags ready on Monday.
 Valley Forge, one of the biggest flag producers, sews flags. Flags printed on cloth will take longer to put out. M. Lowenstein & Sons Inc, one of the largest textile firms, has two printing rollers poised - one for each likely design.
 "We're ready to roll the minute we hear," a company spokesman said. Assuming the new flag will be one of these designs, we'll have cleth ready for shipment in about three weeks"
 The new design for the stars will not affect the proportions of the old flag. Manufacturers can tear out the blue field on pres ent inventory stocks, burn it, and substitute the new blue back ground.