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Milford chronicle., 1958-05-30
GREENWOOD
Mrs. Elva Hatfield
Phone: Greenwood 1855
Greenwood Conservative Mennonite
Church

Greenwood Conservative Mennonite
| Church
Neyin Bender, Bishop
Mark Swartzentruber, Minister
$50 a. m, Sunday School. Owen
Guengerich, Supt.
10:30 a. m, Worship Service.
7:30 p. m, Evening Bible Meeting.
800 .. M, Wednesday evening
Prayer Meet. Visitors welcome any
service.
Pilgrim Holiness Church
The Rev. Miss Eta M. CIOugh
10:00 a. M, Sunday School.
11:0O a. NJ, Worship Service,
700 p. M, Youth Service.
7:3O p. m, Evangelistic Service.
Mid-week prayer service. Wednes-
day, 7:45 p. m.
Greenwood Grace Methodist Charge
The Rev. Frank O. Baynard, pastor
Greenwood Methodist
1000 a. M, Church School. Mr..
James Anthony, Supt.
11:00 a. M, Worship Service.
Grace Methodist Church
1000 a. M, Worship Service.
11:00 a. M, Church School. Mr..
Walter Mills, Supt.
st. JOhnstOwn
10:00 a. M, Church School. Mr..
Joseph Bostick, Supt.
Mr.. Horace Maloney, Sr., has been
at home recovering from having
a piece of steel removed from his
eye.
Mrs. George Vincent and daugh-
ter. Janet visited relatives in Dem
ton, on Sunday. Miss Helen Vincent
visited relatives in Harrins On on
the same day.
Mrs. Horace Maloney motored to
Wilmington on Thursday to meet
her mother, Mrs. Tillie Furman, of
New York City, who will be their
house guests for a few days.
Good weather for a change and
the whirr of the tractors is heard
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-30

VIM. Chandler, of Dagsboro,
has returned from the south
where he was engaged in the
broker business and has i'm
proved his home by laying con-
crete around his dwelling.
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c.. A. Smack, who has been
one of the firm of Wagamon
and Smack, wagon builders of
Georgetown, has the interest of
Mr.. Wagamon and will con-
tinue the busines himself at the
same old stand.
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Mrs. Harlan M. Waller, of
Delmar. left Monday for San
Antonio, Texas where she was
sent by the Delaware State Fed
Grafton as delegate to the
bienniel convention of the Gen.
eral Federation of Women's
Clubs. She will probably re-
turn on June 10th.
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The Milford Emergency Hos
pital will hold graduating exer-
cises for its graduation class of
one. next Friday evening, at
which time Miss Lucy Bender
will be awarded diploma.
Mrs. Arthur Campbell of Over
brook, returned home Sunday
evening after spending a week
with friends, in New York City,
Philadelphia and Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-30
CLIFTONs CORNER
Mrs. Emma Clifton
Phone: Lewes 1880

Dallas Legates, Jr.. spent the
weekend with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dallas Legates, Sr.
Mrs. Calvin Clifton. Mrs. Carl
ton Clifton and two sons, jeffrey
Dean and Donald Gene, also Mrs.
Rose Parter of Berlin, Md, spent
part of Monday with Mr.. and
Mrs. William W. Clifton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Holloway of
near Georgetown called on the
Cliftons Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Torbert of
Greenwood called to see the Cliff
tons the first of last week.
Billy Clifton is having trouble
with his back.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-30

Miss Pauline Ellingsworth,
who will graduate from the Uni
versity of Delaware, in June,
has accepted position as
second grade teacher in a
school. in Antrim, Mass. She is
a resident of Bridgeville.
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Miss Gladys Hill, who holds
a position at Wilmington Air
port and Miss Melba Davidson,
of Wilmington, where she has
secured a position, visited their
respective parents, in Ocean
View over the weekend.
The organization of two new
All Clubs was completed this
week when Mrs. Harvey Belts,
Stockley was selected as local
leader for a club at Stockley
was selected as local leader Ger
and Rev. Emil Crockett and
Mrs. Melvin Prettyman were
named leaders for a club to be
located at Harbeson.
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Richard L. Mutchler, S. A, of
Delmar, is spending leave at
home following a sSakedown
cruise in the Caribbean Sea.
While there he was given liber-
ty, in Kingston, Jamaica, where
the entire crew were guests of
the British Government, who
gave them a tour extending 80
miles inland to the famous Cas-
tie Lane Gardens.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-30

all over the fields as the corn plant
ing gets belatedly under way. Let's
hope it keeps raining so we will
not suffer another severe dry spell
such as we have had the last two
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hatfield and
Ellen were Sunday evening guests
of the Gerald Pearsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Empet, of Do
yer and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bryan of Philadelphia, visited Mr..
ami Mrs. Medford Calhoun on Sat-
urday evening, and they all pro-
ceeded on to Laurel to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Calhoun and
children, of Newark, were Sunday
dinner guests of the Meford CAL
houns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Swain visited
Mr. and Mrs. Neil VanVorst of Mil
ford on Sunday and in the afternoon
accompanied their hosts to the
beach.
A lovely miscellaneous shower
was given in the Fire Hall on Sat-
urday evening for the newly-weds,
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Marvel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graydon Hurst and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Fry of Will
mington attened the Memorial Day
Services at st. Johnstown Church,
on Sunday afternoon and later
called upon Mr.. and Mrs. George
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Davis
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Lord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar English, Mr..
and Mrs. Thurman Aams and Miss
Effie Johnson spent Wednesday,
in Cambridge as the guests of Mrs.
Lee Adams and daughter, Pauline.
On Saturay evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar English ard Mr.. and Mrs.
Thurman Adams were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Humphries.
Mr.. Lawrence. Wilson and Mr.. Bob
Bethune, of Washington, d. c.,
were recent Saturday afternoon
callers at the Jacob Hatfields.
The Ever-Welcome Glass of Grace
Church met on Thursday evening at
the home of their teacher, Mrs.
Jacob Hatfield.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-30
Twenty Years Ago.
Taken from the June 8, 1888 Issue

Taken from the June 3, 1888 Issu
The position es 1irectioness of
nurses at the new Milford Mem
orial Hospital was filled this
week by the appointment of
Mrs. Ida Slade Davis, of Salem,
N. j., By the board of directors.
Misses Grace Failing. Betty
Taylor, Edith Fones and Mar
guerite Sherwood, of Magonlia,
will go to Camp Otonkawa to
Girl Reserves of Caesar Rod
ney on Friday and will be over
night guests.
The funeral of Miss Susan
Fountain, well-known Honolulu
author and literary critic, and
a native of Dover, who lived at
the Alexander Young Hotel, in
Honolulu, took place on Sunday
May 6.
Among the graduates of the
Dover High School, whose COM
mencement takes place on
Thursday, June 3, is Eugene s.
Murphy. son of Mrs. Mabel
Murphy. Gene has been promi-
nent in the athletics of his
school. having been on the
football and basketball teams.
He will likely continue his
education In the fall at some
business school.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-30
Ten Years Ago.
Taken from the May 20, 1913 Issue

Taken from the May 20, 1913 lssu
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Anstine.
of Houston. welcomed their
second son i'm Memorial Hos
pital. on Monday, May "a. They
have named him George Thomas
Anstine. Their first-born is
Daniel Anstine.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Graybeal,
of Magnolia. left on Sunday for
a vacation before Mr.. Graybeal,
who is a civil service employee,
is transferred from his present
place of employment near Balti-
more to leave for Guam on June
4th. where he will spend the
next IL months.
The non-commissioned Off
GERS of Battery C, Delaware Ma
tional Guard. held a meeting
after regular drill on Monday
night. to elect officers for the
newly formed N. c. o. Club.
Clement Nevins was elected
president; George Smoot, vice
president; Harry Ring. Trea-
surer; John Holland, secretary.
The graduates from the
Greenwood High School are:
Glenn Hamstead. Paul Hach-
stedler. Ann Meredith. Robert
Messick. Florence Houston,
Robert Rooney. Aileen Wolters
Irene Wright. Lorraine Wisse-
man, Edna Nichols, Evelyn
Hammond. Alvin Outten, Mary
Lobo.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-30

Miss Mary Herring is home
from Dickinson College, and
will pass the summer vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George C. Herring, of FELTON,.
The preserving plant of j. G.
Townsend, Jr., and Company, in
Georgetown, started operation
last week and is employing
large number of women and
men putting up strawberries.
Members of the graduating
class of the Frankford High
School are: Miss Roxie Will
liams, Miss Olive Evans, Miss
Olive West, Miss Miriam Cham
berlain.
The High School graduates of
Ocean View, Miss Maud Cooper
and Messrs. Howard Evans and
Edward Derrickson, accompani-
ed by the principal, Paul Jones,
will visit places of interest in
Philadelphia this week.
William B. Hoey, the eldest
son of DR.. w. F. Hoey, of Fred
erica, has enlisted in the u. S.
Navy. His duties will be in the
engineering department of the
ehipbuilding industry. He spe-
cialized in that line of study
at Delaware College, from
which he will be graduated in
a few days.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-30
Thirty Years Ago.
Taken from the June 1, 1928 Issue

Taken from the June I, 1923 IssI
Lee Stevens of Selbyville, re-
turned home Sunday evening
from Hammond, Louisiana,
where he has been engaged in
packing strawberries.
Barratt Morgan, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Morgan, near
Milford, has the distinction of
being the champion speller of
Pine Grove School, and has been
granted a certificate to that
effect from the Every Even
ing. Barratt has also passed
two whole grades this year
the third and the fourth.
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The championship debate a
mong high school of Sussex
county took place at George
town in the Sussex county court
house, last Friday night, be-
tween the Seaford High School
and Bridgeville High School.
Bridgeville won the debate. The
subject for debate was "Re-
solved that the United States
Policy in Nicaragua Is Justifi-
able. Seaford had the affirna-
tive side and was represented
by Miss Mary Jane Philips,
James Wiley and Allen Hast
ipgs. The negative side, repre-
senting Bridgeville. had as the
debators Misses Elizabeth Con-
away. Eleanor Willin and Mar
guerite Sterling.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-30
The Past In Review
News As 1t Was Reported In The Chronicle
Forty Years Ago.
Taken from the May 81, 1918 Issue

Taken from the May 81, 1918 IssI
Reynolds Davidson, who is
at the present time stationed
at New London, Conn, In the
Coast Guard Service, spent the
weekend at home, in Bowers.
Robert Clendaniel has pur-
chased the 140 acre farm. which
Is situated on the State Road
near Glendale, of Short and
Hall. for $4,000.
has arrived safely at an At
lantic port from recent trip to
France in transport. He ex-
poets to sail again soon.
After being delayed in the
shipment of important machin-
cry to be used in the canning
of peas, the machinery arrived
In Bridgeville on Saturday from
Baltimore, Md, in auto truck.
The cannery expects to start
operation on peas on Thursday.
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The children of the Williams
VILE School district gladly con-
sented to give the proceeds of
social held in the school
building to the Milford Red
Cross, instead of using it for a
picnic. as usual, when the form
er was suggested to them by
their teacher, Miss Helen b.
Clifton. The Milford Red Cross
have received the amount of
$17.25 from these children.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-30
Rev. Eugene NJ. Hungerford of

Rev. Eugene NJ Hungerford of
Georgetown, Md, was weekend
guest of the Cohees at their farm,
Mil-Dei Acres.
Anyone having news for Cedar
Neck letter, please call me and
leave the message and I'll bs glad
to write it. Thank you.
Preaching Sunday, June s. Rev.
w. w. Hamilton will be in charge.
Don't forget to put your flags
out today.
Whenever you see others get
ting something you desire, do not
waste your time in foolish wish
ing, but cast a line for yourself.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-30
MERCHANDISING PLAN

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. Up
How to win friends and custo-
mers:
Frank Thornton, milkman,
bakes anniversary and birthday
cakes for customers he happens to
learn have a celebration coming up.
That's not all. On his day off he
gives children on his route rides
in a two-wheeled chariot pulled by
a pony.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-30
DITTO

DAYTON, Ohio Up Identical
twins earned identical scholastic
averages at the University of Day.
ton last semester. Gerald and
Thomas SPAIN, business admini-
stration seniors, qualified for the
deans list of honor students with
1856 averages.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-30

The numbering industry leads all
other types of manufacturing en-
terprise in Mississippi despite the
fact that it also leads all other
states in the production of long
staple cotton.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-06-06
BARBARA WILLIAMS
HONORED ON
l6IH RIRTupAN

The home Of Mrs Marion Wu-
liams. 864a Fifth Ay s was the
scene Of youthful merlment on
Monday May 20, when Barbara
Ann Williams was honared on her
18th birthday by her mother with
a 8 so dinner party,
A red and white color scheme
was carried out IN decorations, A
beautiful floral arrangement OF
red and white roses was the at
tracuve centerpiece OF the white
covered dining table which was
complemented by the beautifully
decorated birthday cake. a snow
white mass centered with a red
rose,
Fruit cocktail was served in the
living room preceding dinner as
Barbara was wished happy birth
day" by her friends. A four course
dinner was served accompanied by
"a background OF music played on
the hi-fi
After dinner, the honorcc opened
her many lovely gifts, and the re-
mainder OF the evening was en-
joyed socializing and listening 20
music on the hi-n
Helping her celebrate were Mar
garet Childress, Richelle Session
Marcia Grigsby and Carol Mason
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-06-06

symbolism So every bride wants
90 tccl that her own wedding Ia
IN keeping with an the beautiful
customs and traditions that have
been treasured by brides ~ many
generations past, and particularly
cherished by every bride Is that
dramatic moment when she and
her new husband. eat their we'd
dinE cake Happier atm is the
ypung girl who knows at this im,
pouant moment that the loving
hands of her mother, sister aunt
or close friend made her wedding
eakcl
Nowadays there src such good
cake mixes on the market it IA
not at all difficult 20 make a wed.
ding cake Consider for example.
using a new lemon ch,p angel food
mix Merely by preparing two
packages OF this new mix and
baking la two tube pans according
10 package directions, YOU have the
basis Of a delicious double ring
wedding cake uf one losineh tube
cake can be made. u dssirci The
frusting FOR these cakes il no
problem either, IL Is a simple con.
tegtiorcrs sugar frostl0g requires
no cooking
Even though you may not be q
skilled decorator with pastry
tube the decorations are easily
made Some practices can be had by
trying aut Tho design on waxoi
paper Tho ffouttnE aftorwnrd may
BE- scrapcd OF and pat back IN
the tube a fryy silver draFces
fresh flowers and email leaves
make beautiful and effective acs
cents cor the cake
Complete recipes for making
these lovely cakes follow ~ omit
gug wedding bells cakes for
nuuiycrnary parties receptions
cite. can be made with THE recipe
These two double ring cakes pro.
vide about ~ servings
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Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-06-06

ria Alien 6ts lslehart Avs
Gregory Anderson, S02 Dayton
Av nonald johnson, 56l 81 An
thony Az M r c Bradley, e67
Marshall Az
june l0 JolaDe Rivers, 5tS
Igichart Ay Mrs Enuua Kirk,
p9f Carroll Av T. N Dorsey,
adT lrlehart Av Albert MUM,
tE0 FNllier Ay., Oden Tucker, 2ts
F,yirflel3 Ay. Kenneth pugh ag2
Carroll Av. Mr. wlniam Black,
.To2 ", Central Ayg Charles Lamb
Jr $50 w. Central Avi Mrs,
George Atkins. AgA 50 Anthony
Av. Mr. Harrison DAVIS ST. atl
81 Anthony Az John Grfun. ddy
" Cgntrl Av
June n NJ Love, gto Iglehart
Ay. J l. James 600 Carroll Ay.
Glen Jacluman. sa6 81 Anthony
Av
June ~ Mrs &, W Haskins,
6Sg 81 Anthony Ay Edith Price,
Go6 Rnndo Av., Charles Farr Me.
hols Jra 1925 Carroll Av Mr.
Arthur Blair. S2S W Central Av,
June iS Mrs Junauld Brad,
dock. 707 lglchart Av Mrs Nor
ma Fulford. 4t2 ST Anthony Av
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-06-06
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
NmNNrArnIIS nIRrnnANs

AAaNsH = ~ Was AAAAf ma =
June Pleasant Breodcn, 1909
olson Blvd Leroy Bryant 3ySaa
Washington Av. S. Mrs Rudy Gra-
ham 84s7 smelling Av Mr., Gran
Harris s9ll 18TH Av s.. Mrs
Josephine Murray S0f6 Third Av
s Mrs Opal Fraction, SStI Cln-
ton Av.
June ; Mrs - " Ingram.
S0u Fourth Av S Mrs Bertha
Christopher Slls James Ay, n.
Katherine Harper 1901 Bryant
Av NJ Leonard J. Counter. POO
Marquette Avi Mrs Dorothy
Jones, e0T Washington Av s. Jim
mie Anderson. SS25 Third Ay $
June 3 y c powiy. sass
Smelling Av,, Frank Castleman
tlos Thini Av, s, steven Lee,
l51i seth Av. S; Mrs sarah BEN
son, 526 nth Av. s.
June 10 Christine Field, $50
Bryant Av n. steven Ham
monds. p25 Humboldt Av N.
June Al II r. Wilson 2t6ts
Fourth Av S: Lawrence Scott.
a446 Third Av. s.; Mrs. Christine
Carr 1881 Second Az 8; Ms.
NJ Franklin. 500 Aldrioh Av. n.
Renee Jackson, plO Bryant Az. ~:
Grover Ingram i2os Third Av
s; Mrs Viola Madden, SSs7 Ftth
Ay s. Charles Curry Jr, $3.50
Firth Av s. Luther Torrance
Prince Ord, i44i Firth Av S.
June ~ Mrs Ernestine Dan.
forth, 1886 clinton Av
June IS Mrs, Beatrice parteo.
a3i r. 81 st; Mrs. Frank Brown.
7oI Fifth St n Miss Ruby Jack,
son. 3l7 Bryant Av n.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-06-06

cye surgery on Friday morning
Nv wa8e's condition Is favorable
and the operation succezsruI
IA Schcma Cmh Ncctai The Ia
Schcma club held its social meet,
ing on Monday May "a, with Mrs
Rosemary Micheau AsNS Second
Av 81. as hostess At the business
meeting oa May ~ az the home
" Mrs Jimmie Leo Johnson 62a
Girard Az ~ plans were com-
plcted f1r the Memorial Day fams
ily p,ynit which was wen attended
aud highly enjoyed MI ana Mrs
Claude Nuchcau observed their
18TH wedding anniversary on May
80. which Was also the birthday uf
Mrs Mioheau The ncNt meeting
Of the gluh win be June o, with
Mp Mabel johnson as hostess
birthday Grctingsg Greetings
to Mrs Evelyn y Rasquetto ~
siiS rTm Av &. who observed
her birthday on Thursday June
Is
Nnther II onestt Mrs Nellie
Miller of Kansas CITY Mo- II
visiting in tho city and IN the guest
et hor daughter In law and son.
Mr. aud Mrs James Powell and
family of tlld Fourth Az =
Detroit Nisitors Mi Charles
strawder of Detroit Mitch, a
former resident. n visiting in the
city and guest af his son and
dauEhtcr-in7law Mr. ana Mrs
Jack strawdcr Of sobo rhird Ay
.s
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-06-06
Mrs. crysiui Burgess
Reelected BY hdolphois

Topping the agcudn when the
AdeIphai Club met Tuesday May
n. at the home u Mrs Eva Neal
53i 81 Anthony Az was election
.of officers with the entire slate
of officers reelected for the en-
auinK year
Officers rc elected and Installed
are Mrs Crystal Burgess. proH-
dent The MmoH Cora Moorc, vlce-
president: Birdie nigh secretary.
.C Lindsey. corresponding secres
tarys NJ Raymond treasurer. C.
Lindsey librarian Eva Neal his
torlAn and secretary ~ student
loan and G Lindsey. treasurer 81
tho student loan
a call meeting viii be- held the
second week In June, At which
time members wul decide on
whether they have a picnic. or
some other form gf entertainment
before sdlogruiuE for me summer
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-06-06
ST. PAUL NAACP
BRANCH WILL MEET
SUNDAY IukE 8

St Paul Branch NAACP viii
hold It's regular monthly meeting
Sunday June s commencing at
pm. az Halle @ Brown Com
munity House located at 553 Aur-
ora Ay.
Delegates TO the national con
vention which viii be held in Cleve-
land, Ohio, July thru 10, will be
elected at this meeting.
A final vote on the proposed
bylaw changes VIII be taken at
this meeting
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-06-06

Dempsey Charles Friedman Char
lca johnson. ohio kippcr charles
SELF. Use Misses loycciyn whiten
Jean Wilson and Catherine Wood
ard
Tho meeting was a follow up 10
tho tea and reception given May
rs, for members OF rlp. and thetr
mothers. Co-hastcsaca FOR the lea
were Mtaa Joyyclyn whitcn and
Mrs Charles Friedman ana the
affair was held at the home OF
the latter, s2i lglohart Az, ~,
raul
Mrs Charles Johnson. ao0a oak
land Az wili be hostess az the
most meeting on Monday June Q
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-06-06
81. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

June 2 Mrs Barbara Warren.
3t2 Fuller Av.. Mr. George shan
non Sr. 0g3 Carroll Ay. Mt WI
liam J Montgomery, 377 w Cent
raj Av, Elijah Mcintosh 100
Eon1o Az. Mis- Pearl whytc.
tg7 Rondo Av
June s Mr. Ernest Golden, 456
ST. Anthony Ay, Mrs owen How.
en- 3si " Grotto. Mira Wilbur
Henderson 7al 81 Anthony Av-.
Biily Douglas, 42G Carroll Az
June q William J. uouoman.
7G3 81 Anthony Ay; Mra. pstri,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-06-06

June z Marguerite johnson.
Evansville, III
June s s-Corrine Jones', Chicago
M
June tia-W &. Roach. Los An
grles, Calf. Mrs w Howard
Youngstown, Ohio.
June u Mrs Lounocr PEN.
berton, Chicago T1 Mrs Anna
Mae Rsnuarn. Los Angeles Calf
Mrs Etta Bowen. South Bend
Ind Mrs W - Webb, Connth
Miss. IalHan Robinson. Chicago,
Mrs G u Morgan Lansing, Mich
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-06-06

or cake uiN according 90 package
dlrcctinas Bake and cool la tube
pan as directed Repeat with rec.
ond package ~ mtN
Trim one side Of each angel cake
10 make a nat edge Place cakes
on tray with fiat edges together
to resemble a double ring Prepare
Angel Wedding Cake Frosting
Spread frostlng evenly over top
and sides " cakes and ia center
holes, making an even base FOR
frostins
70 decorate. prepare half the
recipe for Angel Wedding Cake
Trosting adding additional con.
feotionotn sugar 20 make n very
stitf trosting Place froatinE IN
decorating tube ard decorate cake
with garlands and flowers. use
silver draRooa fnr touches on the
flowers and place wedding bells
on top of cake Real flowers and
leaves at haao Of cake add sttarr
uyrnehs
Angel wedding Cab. Frasting
Cream y cup shortening aift
4 pounds confrUtioners sugar
labout 5 cups Add ~ teaspoon
salt and part ~ the sugar grad
ualiy blending after osch addition
Then add sugar alternately with
: unh"atsn ogE whites until all
egg whites have been used Ado
remaining sugar alternately with
about "a cup hight cfram, untl
froatuR ia of right consistency 60
spread Beat after each addition
.uutl smooth ADD 2 teaspoons van
ilIa. blend
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-06-06
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

June 2 Mr and Mrs. William
McMoore. tie n 20 81, six years
Mr. and Mrs Claud jackson, toot
FIFTH Av S, II years
june 10 Mr and Mrs Leamon
Banks, $500 FIfth Av s. $500
Fifth Av 81 two years, Mt and
Mrs James u Cook Jrs 4i26 Clin.
ton Av, nine years
june ~ Mir and Mrs. Jesse
Patterson. 7ot Fremont Av N,
"a years.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-06-06
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

June 8 Mr. and Mrs William
Martin, ti6 81 Anthony Av., nine
years Mr and Mrs Arthur Bla.
key 766 ST. Anthony Az, five
years
June 10 Mr. and Mrs Frank
Jackson. 2ss ~ So Aihens. u
years Mr. and Mrs Napoleon
jackson. dS5 Fuiler Az 30 years
June ~ MI and Mrs Moody
Mills, 9l0 81 Anthony Ava n
wears
juno rs Mr and Mrs tee a,
Gwynue ssi Carroll Az, 20 years
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-06-06

noon May 81 Following lunch. the
afternoon was eHjoyed playing
several rounds OF bridge. Mrs
Earline Galloway as prexy for
Mrs Carrie Stokes, won first prize
Mrs o l. Alexander second and
Mrs Bertha Gum, third. The
consolation prize was won by Mrs
Harry S Brown Mrs. Palmer
Jackson, 2TOs Fourth Ay. s. Min
neapohs win be hostess al the
June meeting,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-06-06
Sorority Holds First
orgouiIo'lonoi Meet

Members ~ Delta Sigma Theta
Huruuty boh theh first organiaa
tionnI meeting at the home of Mfs
Glen ruusns t3i2 rbird Az a
Present were the Mines Edwin
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-06-06
Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL :

Hospital Staff Feed Mrs Oscar oliver 666 W Central
Av among the IL members Of the University Hospital staff
feted dinner party held Wednesday evening May 81
the beautiful Country House in Hudson Wis
Club Hostess: Mrs NJ X. Mcknight $50 Fuller Av was
hostess the LasSezous fae Bridge club Saturday
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-06-06
Social and Personal
y MINNEAPOLIS

On Motor Trip Mr. and Mrs Joseph Baker 1874 Dupont
Av a. let Monday on trip Oklahoma City, bolcyr
okla and birmingham Aa visiting relatives and friends The
couple viii be gone Tor two weeks,
undergoes Eye Surgery Mr. Carl Wade Sr, 36sl Fourth
Az s. entered Mt Sinai hospital "Wednesday and underwent
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-06-06
out Of.Tnwn WEDDING
ANNIVTHSAHIF

june 2 Mt and Mrs Harold
Howlsud. Los Angeles, Calf