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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-12
.Programa de 0bras Plb|icas
de mas de [t NiI|ones Han
.Comp|etado en- Puerto Rico

metros, que costaran So, 287, 29O.-
81.
Las Was %primarias va cons
truidas desde esa fecha suman
1872 Kilometres, habiendo cos
tado SO, 220,629.25
En- construction hay 1875 XII
lometros de Was primarias, que
Sc ~realizaran a un costo de
$11,932, 10000.
Las carreteras secundarias va
construidas suman 1925 kilo-
metros y han costado S10,434,-
240.79 y a un costo de $685.
444.69 Sc estan constuyendo 64.-
81 kilometros.
Durante esa fecha Sc han
construido tambien 1887 XII
lometros de caminos munich
pales y a un costo de $780,
487.05, y actualmente Sc en-
cuentran en- construction 1878
Kilometres que costaran S321,-
469.45.
Con ayuda federal, ell Depar-
tamento de Obras Publicas tie
ne actualmente 80 contracts pa
"a la construction de HOS XII
lometros de Was publicas, rea-
lizandose a un costo de $22,-
1875 900. Cinco contracts fueron
va terminates en- Was que tota-
lizan 20.2 Kilometres, Y las cua-
les costaron 1882, 900. Con
fondos estates hay solamente un
contrato para la construction
de 9 kilometros que costara
S57, ZOO.
Para la reconstruction de ca
(Pasa q la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-12

DEL "DiARlo Tks AMERICAS
PREMIOS A CUENTOS
HISPANOAMERICANOS

MADRID, Oct 11.-(UPD-
Tn Jurado compuesto de como
cidos escritores adjudico los pre-
mics de I'm cOncurso de cuen-
tos hispanoamericanos que pa.
trocinan la agrupacion de es-
critoras e~spanolas y ell Institu-
to de Cultura Hispanica.
FL primer premio de autores
esrianoles Sc concedio al cuen-
10 titulado "esperar", de Merce.
DIES Sacre.
Ell primero de autores His.
pano, americans Sc otorgo al
titulado "Extrano Encuentro",
Gle Juan Aroca de Mexico, con
mencion honorifica al cuento
"Hispalin", de Jose Antonio
VRani.
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programs, realizados a un cos
to total de $66, 024, 386.77, ell
Departments ha contado con
asignaciones federales que pa
san de $35,OO0,0 900, o sea, que
mas de la mitad de los progra-
mas Sc han efectuado con ayuda
federal.
Dentro del programa regular,
desde 1858 hasta esta fecha, Sc
han construido AIS kilometros
de Was urbanas, realizadas a I'm
costo de So, 349, 087.8 "a. En- cons
trucci6r Sc encuentran 3.79 kilo-
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"a " zZ ZI| lei ySgS 52|||1|
i(ompIot on Colombia!

BOGOTA, Oct. 11-(UPD-El diario Gel Espectador" de
nuncia hoy la existencia de un complot sedicioso en- ell que,
segln la information, estan comprometidos elementos civiles,
estrechamente vinculados al depuesto expresidente Gustavo
Rojas Pinilla, cuya llegada a esta capital Sc espera hoy.
Agrega ell p%eri6dico que los sospechosos estan estrecha-
mente vigilados por las %autoridades.
Fuentes gubernamental, sin embargo, dijeron que carecen
de "informes concretos' sobre la maquinacion. Esta declara.
cion del jefe de la ofcina de prensa, Ricardo Sampler, coincide
con ota hecha anoche en- I'm discurso por Ell Presidente de la
Republica, Alberto Lleras Camargo, que manifesto que no tiene
"informes concretos sobre planes de perturbation del orden",
pero advirtio que Sc ~adoptarian rigwAAH medidas para prevenr
~desordenes.
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TRAGIC

LA HABANA, Cuba, Oct. II
(SED - I'm muerto y ocho he
ridos graves fue ell balance de
I'm choque de dos AUTOMOBILES,
ocurrido en- Ia Carretera Gen.
trail a la entrada al reparto Diez-
Nero. Segun las actuaciones le-
vantadas en- la decimotercera
estacion de Policia, al centro de
socorro de San Miguel del Pa
dron fueron conducidos Fasuti-
no Aguiar Martinez, de q amos,
vecino que fuera de Avenida de
Ia CarIdad sin numero, en- Santa
Maria del Rosario; Octavio Ro-
drigue7 Lucena de % amos, ais
tado de Ejercito destacado en- ell
Escuadron 6, de la Guardia Ru-
raj, en- Pinsr del Rio; Modesto
Aleman sargento de la Marina
de Guerra de 80 amos; Filomena
C6rdova de So amos; Epifanio
Alem9n, de AZ amos; residente
en- Pinar del Rio; Julia Rodri-
guez Cordova, de II amos; Anna.
do Rodriguez Miranda, de so
amos y JESUS Rodriguez Pando
(Pasa a Ia Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-12

amos de historic de la iglesia ca
t6lica.
Las GALES que conducen a la
Bssilica de San Pedro, donde
los restos morales del Santo
Padre estan en- capilla arden
te estan abarrotadas de publico,
AUTOMOBILES y autobuses. Infini-
dad de personas habian llega-
do viajando toda la noche desde
los mas remotos puntos de TIA
liza y aun de mas lejos.
Tan enorme era la muchedum-
bre concentrate en- espera aun
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AfIiqidos ~Pereqrinos
DesfiIdn Anfe Caddver
de Su Sdnfiddd Pho XII
$ Pdson ESTABLISHMENTS Ante Irnpresiononte cotofoIe.


C1UDAD DEL VATICANo,
Oct, IL CUPID Cientos de mi
les de afiligidos peregrinos des-
filan hoy silenciosamente an
tie ell impresionante catafalco
del Papa Pic XII para rendir
Ell ultimo tribute al finado.
En- las inmediaciones del Va
ticano Sc interrumpio e, trafico
a eonsecuencia de una de las
mas grandes manifestations
de devotion y duelo iamas rea-
lizadas por la muerte de ningu-
no de los papas de los 1000
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico =
BESIDE que ell ingeniero Roberto
Sanchez Vilella, asumi6 en- ell
ano 1853 ell cargo de Secretario
de Obras Publicas, dicho De-
partamento ha terminado pro-
grama de construction de Was
publicas que totaIizan 310.49 XII
lometros, a un costo de $34. no.
1883. En- construction. tiene a =
tualmente un programa que al
CANA a 1920 Kilometres, rea-
lizandose a un costo de $685.
934,465.11.
A traves del Programa de
Emergencia de Guerra, ell De-
partamento de Obras Publicas
ha cOnstruido 22.47 kilometres
de cafreteras, que han costado
$4,000, 1886. 70. Sc han realizado
tapnhiop unio
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AEERICA LATINA NO DEBE
DEFENDER DEMASIADO De
AYUDk De ESTADOS UNIDOS
Advierfe en- California Roy Rubottom

SANTA BARBARA, Califor-
mia, Oct. II CUPID Ell Sc.
cretario de Estsdo Adjunto, R
R, Rubottom, advirti6 a los PAL
ses latinoamericanos, que no de-
ben esnerar demasiado de la
ayuda economical de Estados
Unidos.
FL funcionario norteamerica-
no inst6 a America Latina a
que ponga mayor confianza en-
"politica0 ecor6micas racionales
y firmes'.
Rubottom hizo la declaration
en- ell consejo de la costa del
Pacifico sobre estudios latina.
mericanos.
AL recalcar la necesidad de
una mejor compression de la
politica economical de Estados
Unidos, expres6:
mo imp6rta 10 mucho que
Estados Unidos quiera ayudar a
America Latina. Hay limites en-
SUI campo de accion y en- SUI ia
cultad de decidir. Muchos facto-
res concurren en- la determine
cion de 10 que Estados Unidos
puede Y no puede hacer, en-
determinado momento. Nues-
tros amigos no deben olvidar
que somos una democracia y
que hay que pesar factories CO.
mo la opinion publica, las acti-
tudes legislativas y las propias
leyes. Somos humanos y tene-
mos los mismos problemas in
ternos que otros paises.
"Al considerar problemas re,
lacionados con ell desarrollo
economico, especialmente Ell ca
pitulo de capital necesario, min
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SIP PubIico DefoUes
Sobre la Muerfe de I'm
Periodisfd en- Hdb0nd
Bulozo en- la cobezo Cause Muerte del
E~cuotoriono Carlos Bostidos ArqUeIIo

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. IL. =
CUPID. = La Comision de Lii
bertad de Prensa de la Socie-
dad ~Interamericana de Prensa
(SIP), hizo publica una memo
ria sobre los detalleS que ro-
dearon a la muerte del perio.
dista ecuatoriano Carlos Basti-
das Argiiello, en- un bar de La
Habana, Cuba.
Dice la memoria de esa CO.
mission que Bastidas Argiiello
acababa de regresar de una en-
trevista con ell dirigente revo-
lucionario cubano Fidel Castro.
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(Continuaci6n)
LA HORA DEL EVANGELIO

~ ACAtGA GN AINOEL4AO
Enemlgo implacable del CO.
munismo desde antes, e inspi-
RADIO en- su divisa "Paz, la Obra
de la JustIciap ell Papa creia
que la doctrina engendraba que
rras Y era la mas grande amena-
"a aasu sueno de paz.
Pese a las expurgaciones, los
arres'os en- masa de sacerdotes
y monjas ell encareelamiento de
obisposy Arzobispos y Cardena-
les, la Iglesia crecio durante SUI
pontitlcsdo y de unos 375 mi
Eones de fieles lego a cast 45O
miilones
Pero la brutal persecution co.
munlsta entristeci6 SUI amino.
Asi 10 reflej6 un discurso que
pronuncio Ell % de septien ore
de 1858 cuando dijo a 2oc sa-
cerdotes.
"Esta bora es, en- verdad la
hcra del Evangelio, despues que
muehos sistemas y doctrinas.
que sc vanagloriaron de estar
sin Dlos ~fracasaron o estan a
punto de fracasar''. Insto "a to-
dos los hompres de buena volun
tad d considerarse movilizados
en- Ia lucha contra un mundo
que IS tan lnnumano porque es
tan anti-crist 'ano."
aa aEXCOMUNIONES
A cads actU de persecution
comunista, ell Papa contestant
con su mas poderosa arma espi-
ritual: La excomunion de los
responsables. Empezando con
Tito de Yugoeslavia por ell
arIestC del Arzobispo Stepinac
en- 1916 ell Papa actuo contra
los responsaDles por la persecu-
cion del Cardinal Josef Minds
zenty de Hungria; Arzobispo
jose, Beran de Praga; Arzo5is-
pc Josef Grosz de Hungria;
Obispo Agustin Pachs de Ii.
misor, Rumania; Cardinal Ste
fan Wyszynsk de Polonia.
Ademas de estas excomunio.
mes, el Papa dio ell primero de
julio de i949 un decreto general
estabIeciendo que TODD cat6lico,
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5U:E

vic a la Secretaria de Estado
del VaticanO ell pesame de eSa
institution pOr ell sensible ia.
llecimiento de su Santidad, ell
Papa Pho XII.
He aqui ell textO de los tie.
legramas cursadOs a nombre del
Frente Civico RevOluci0nario
por SUI Secretari0 Miro CardOna:
MARTINEZ FRAGA
Bocaccio Apostolici
Firenze, Italia
Ruegole en- nombre Frente
Civico ostente representation
funerales Santo Padre. Intereso
gestiones urgentisimas cerca 60
bierno italiano impedir venta
gran %cargamento armas gobier-
no tiranico Batista. Continue
orgia de sangre sobre poblaci6n
indefensa y brutales represalias
sobre no-combatientes. Felicito-
lie brillantes gestiones realiza-
das.
Jose Miro CardOna
Secretario General
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-12

ras a caminos
y puentes a un
costo de $780,
500.
Para esfos
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Ell CARDINAL sPELLMAN EN- ROMA.-EI Cardinal Fran.
els Spellman, Arzobispo de Nueva York, en- los momentos
en- que ~abandonaba la Capila Ardiente, en- donde Sc encuen.
tran los restos del Papa Pic XII, despues de haberle rendido
nomenaJe. Ell Cardinal Sc encontraba en- ruta a Nueva York,
desde Italia, cuando recibi6 la nOticia del deceso de Su San.
tdad Pho XII En- IsIas Canarias tom6 un ayi6n que lie IIev6
de regreso a la Ciudad Eterna, para unirse al dueIo Y tomar
parte en- la selection del nuevo sumo Pontifice.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-12
.P|DEN A ITALIA QUE NO
ENv|E ARNAS A BATISTA
Frente civico Revolueionorio Formulu
Pedido d sU Re%presentonfe en- Europa

Ell Frente Civico RevoIuciona.
rio, por conducto de SUI Secreta.
rio General COOrdinador, ell De.
canO del COlegio de AbogadOs
de La Habana, doctor Jose Miro
Cardona, ha interesado gestio-
mes cerea del Gobierno de Italia
que impidan la venta pOr esa
naci6n de "un gran cargamento
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SECRETARIO DE ESTADo
Ciudad Vaticano
Roma
En- nombre Frente Civico Re-
volucionario de Cuba expreso
testimonio hondo pesar por ell
fallecimiento de Su Santidad
Pho XII, elevando oraciones al
Altisimo en- sufragio de su alma.
Jose Miro Cardona
Secretario General
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-12

de armas" al
regimen de b;
tiSta.
Igualmente
ell Frente en-
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Mt. Olivet Church
(Methodfst)

Walter III. Stone, Minister
Evelyn Swensson,
Director of Choir
c. w. Forlines, Organist
Sunday, April 20
GAS am. Church School. (1si
SESSION.. Mr.. Richard ID. Livings-
ton, Supt.
9:45 am. Mems Bible Class. Mr..
Henry l.. Duffett.. President. The
Reverend Walter III. Stone, teach
er.
9:45 am. Starr Sunday School
Class. Mrs. Carl d. Carlisle. Presi-
dent. Mrs. William S. Foster, Tea
cher.
IL am. Church School. end ses-
sion).
IL am. Morning Worship. Ser
mon by the minister, Mr.. Stone.
Subject: 1--WE Need The Church.
Anthem by the choir. Selection:
Forever Worthy Is Thy Lamb" :
Tchaikovsky.
500 pm. Annual Congregational
Dinner and Business Meeting.
Friends of the church as well as
members are urged to attend. Chill
dren and Young People 75c. Adults
S1.25. A nursery will be provided.
Final day for making dinner res
ervations will be on Friday.
This Week
Monday. April Il Z pm. Boy
Scouts; 8 pm. Alcoholics Anony-
nous.
Thursday, April % z 80 pm.
choir rehearsal.
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Blades Fire Aux.
Met Monday Night

The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Blades Fire Department met on
Mond,v night. April IA, with the
president; Mrs. Margaret Hastings,
presiding.
Several ladies plan to attend the
county banquet at Laurel on April
23rd. Delegates are Mrs. Margaret
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to be, held in front of Mrs. Meta
Halls store beginning at 900 am.
A very enjoyable evening was
had by all. The entertainment COM
mittee was Mrs. Marian Wetter,
Mrs. Sadie Webb and Mrs. Jean
Johnson.
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Hastings, Mrs. Sadie Webb, Mrs.
Anita Hastings, Mrs. Pearl Hurley
and Mrs. Anna Atkinson. Alter
mates are Mrs. Myrtle Taylor, Mrs.
Viola Passwaters, Mrs. Jean John.
son and Miss Lucy Smarte.
A bake is planned for May 17th
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Calendar April 21-s6
MONDAY


] pm. The WSCS Circle No. 3,
Mrs. Clarence A. Willis, leader,
will meet with Mrs. John w. Lyn-
ch. 212 Cannon ST., co-hostess, Mrs.
Chester>P. Dwyer.
Bpm. Brownie Troops No. 2, %,
and 100 in Education Building.
7 pm. Girl Scout Troop No. 3 in
Education Building.
7:30 pm. Girl Scout Troop No.
rs in Education Building.
pm. The Symphonic Choir re-
hearsal in. the Chapel.
8 pm. WSCS Circle No. a, Mrs.
Earl Tate, leader, will meet with
Mrs. Kenneth E. East, no Wood
land Ave. Co-hostesses, Mrs. Char
les A. Hopkins and Mrs. Gene Sla-
cum.
IS. ., m. WSCS Circle No. 5, Mrs.
William B. Moore. leader. will
meet with Mrs. Joseph Emory,
North St. Ext.
8 pm. WSCS Circle No. s, Mrs.
J., Edwin Dutton, leader, viii meet
with Mrs. Howard w. King, Lake
Shores. Co-hostesses, Mrs. d. r.
Herbert, Mrs. Martin Sammons,
Mrs. Ira B. Allen. aa
TUESDAY
u $3.50 pm. Girl Scout Troop No. Is
in Education Building.
3:30 pm. Brownie Troop No. ii
in Education Building.
z pm. Girl Scout Troop No. 66 in
Education Building.
z pm. Brownie Troops No. 48,
176 in Education Building.
pm. Brownie Troop No. 1T in
the Social Room.
8 pm. The Bertha c. Jefferson
Bible Glass meeting with Mrs. Jen-
nings Spicer, 731 Magnolia Drive,
Woodside Manor. Co-hostess: Mrs.
Leroy Burris
WEDNESDAY
3 pm Brownie Troops No Is,
103 i'm Education Building.
$50 pm. Girl Scout Troop No.
Sc in Education Building.
Ills pm. Girl Scout Troop No. 5
in the Education Building.
7:30 pm. Boy Scout Troop No.
249 in the Social Room.
THURSDAY
7:30 pm. Sea Scouts in the So
cial Room.
1880 pm. Senior Choir rehearsal
in the Sanctuary
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H25!((fi{S!{3S1
st. Johns
Methodist Church
Pine & Poplar Street
Sunday. AnriI 20

sunday, April 70
9:45 am. Church School. Karl
don X. Van Tine, General Super
intendent.
10:45 am. Nursery for the small
children. Mrs. Gladys Halter,
Misses Rosalie Halter, Catherine
Willin, Penny Bradley will be in
charge.
IL am. Morning Worship. Ser
mon by the minister, William o.
Hackett. Subject: Church At
Work Special music by the Sen
ior Choir. Earl II. Peterson, Jr.,
director; Mrs. Edgar j. Quillin,
organist.
6:15 pm. The intermediate Met
hodist Youth Fellowship in the
Church House.
7 pm. The Senior Methodist
Youth Fellowship in the Church
House.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
WEDDING ANNIVERsaRIEs
ST. PAUL.

june % MIR and Mrs Nelson
Martin s27 81 Anthony Az, IS
years Mr. and Mrs Jerry Robins.
6as Carroll Az, II yeara. Mr.
and Mrs Howard v Johnson. TAO
st Anthony Az, 80 years. MT
and Mrs James r Logan. 800
w Central Az, 30 years.
June 20 Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Sanders. GOT - Anthony Az, Mr..
and Mrs George Wills. 1904 lyle
hart. 60 years; Mr. and Mrs Paul
" Jackson. s2s 81 Anthony Az.
% years. Mr. and Mrs Arthur J..
Hedge. 6l5 Carroll Az, IS years
June 80 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
H. Ransom. 100 80 Anthony Az.
six years
July Mr. and Mrs Joseph Il
Jones ga Fuller Az, 40 yeam
July 3 Mr. and Mrs a v.
Han eg8 w Central Az. ten
years MIR and Mfs Paul Dean
McGee f72 Fuller Az, four years
July Mr. and Mrs Ire Coop.
er, az Fuller Ay four years
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FAMILY REUNION IS
ENTERTAINED BY THE
LEONARD CApIEpS

On Saturday evening June II, n
family reunion and reception was
held by Mr. and Mrs Leonard H.
Carter. e3I Iglehart Av. honor.
ing their house guests, Mr. and
Mrs James r. Cobb OF Los An
cycles, Calf, parents Of Mr. Cart.
cr,
The evening was enjoyed rem
iniscing, sociallEing and briefing
the visitors on the happenings in
the Twin cities The Cobbs are
former residents OF Minneapolis
Light refreshments were enjoyed
throughout the evening
Family members present iuelud
90 the Mesyrs and Mines Harold
Carter and daughter. John Carter
and daughters. Claude Mason and
family. an ~ Minneapolis Hubert
Carter, Milwaukee. Wis who came
10 the city 20 attend the reunion;
James Carter and daughter, Min
neapols prcxel Pugh and family,
James Thomas. 81 Paul Mrs, iva
Carter and Mrs Marguerite Cart
or and family and Mrs elsie Glenn
ons
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lovely dehutantos, rcAplendant IN
their most becoming summer AZ.
tire presenting a picture OF beauty
and charm,
Following the four course lunch.
ron menu. the dcbs were intro
duood by Mrs Howard parnor
Pictures woro taken ut the group
An the debutantor were present
They were the Misses Ions Bonnie
Clark. Fpy Franklin pcarioue
Elizabeth Halt Gloria Mcintosh.
Gloria Adele Rhodes. Joan Marie
boss winona Lorraine Spires.
Norma Jean Thomas and Leana
Jane walton
Club members ana r,icats pre-.
sent were the Mines Harold Rich
auison. cotinion chairman, Albert
Walton, Harold Collier Harry
Mamcuein, Gloria smith Gwen
d0lyn TwiRgs, clyde Johnson, Tony
Maango, urlin Clark Lillian bal,
sHKcf, Howard parnaii, jesse Mi
Der Andrew Brent. Brewer Clark
uf Washington &c Walter Smith,
Aauis Clark. Rose salter. Audi
Washington, Miss Harlan Holt of
Bsokuk, Ia Mr. Louis isy,,cs,
Mines Esther pcakr, Jessie shep
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
El Velours Give
Clubs First Annual
DANCING Party

Adding glamour 10 early sum-
mer party giving on the social
calendar was the FIRST annual
dancing party given BY the Rl
Velours, teenage group Of the Twin
city Jack and Jins Inc, when
they entertained some 100 OF the
younger social set on Monday
evening June IS.
The gala affair was held NJ the
Sterling Club in st. Paul which
was appropriately decorated for the
occasion with balloons and color
fui streamers caScadiug from the
ceiling forming picturesque
background for the pretty party
frocks adorned by the young ladies
The party was emceed by Louis
House, wAuN disc Jockey who
furnished music that kept the floor
crowded throughout the festive AZ.
fair.
Punch was enjoyed throughout
The evening served by mothers OF
the club from a beautiful crystal
punch bowl which was encircled
with a wreath Of red peonies Cry
stal eandiesticks holding red tap
ers adorned each end of the tahla
The club members were identi.
fled by the girls wearing oorsaFes
OF red and white roses and the bows
red rose boutonnieres.
Officers and members OF the Ell
velours are Leslie Hughes. prex.
dent who was chairming in a green
taffeta and chiffon froclS. Bernard
Hiil vice president; Adrienne Cole
man, secretary, who was petite in
a white linen flecked with goIa
frook Toni whitesido. treasurer
was very chic in plea blue lace
with chiffon trim; Archie Givens
hgt-at-afmS
Other members are Carol Mason
who made striking picture IN
yellow chiffon; Ernestine shacklc
FORD was lovely In a white sheath
with rhinestone trim. Richolle
Session added 20 her charms by
wearing pink dotted nylon; Jamie
Coins, Wendell Gllchrist, and John
Mason, who were very striking M
their dressy suits.
Mothers Of club members were
chsperons
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ST. PAU nRTnpAYs

juno % Mary A Brater, 844
S Dale St, Mrs Jean y Gull.
mant ss3 Carroll Av Mrs. Addlc
C Few cas- iglehart Av Jewel
Sears ST. s2T Aurora Az. Denise
Carly. 465 Macipubin. Mr. Charles
Bradley. ai1 vs. Central Av Mar.
garet Elaine Robinson. T6s Car
roll Az
June % Melvin Thomas Hen
derson $50 ST Anthony Az. Con-
ME Hampton. 70I Carroll Az;
Vernon Randolph Bradley Jr. 76s
Carroll Av
June 80 George Stone SIS St
Anthony Av Wnburt BuriSs ael
81 Anthony Az
July Mrs George Carter, al
81 Anthony Az. Mary Lou Han.
non G88 w Central Az. Gary
Lynn House pa5 Rondo Av Ray
mond Bledsoc, $40 Carroll Az
Lauren Marie Iatimer $40 w
Central Az
July Mrs Huron shelton, 4s3
Kent ST. Dolores A Holiomau,
763 81 Anthony Az Mira. wood
ford Mills sle 81 Anthony Az,
Christopher Durand Jra 154B Tim
Der Lake Rd Ronnie and Randy
Henry. twins $50 n Dale 81
July 3 Florence Luellan Brown.
.s7l So Anthony Az Mrs Ccrtis
Taylor s53 Roudo Az. Mrs Jos.
eph Water $50 Igiohart Az shar-
on Carter 1908 Carroll Av
July 4 samuel Ransom 100 81
Anthony Az Mrs G n fIouacr.
1857 Albany Hugh schuck SOC
Rondo Az Mrs Katherine Turn
Or $50 s. Anthony Az. Cer;s
Taylor Jr g53 Roudo Az Miss
Florence Mitchell 500 n 50 Al
bans Eleanor sayies $40 vs. Cen.
irai Az
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iRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

June p II u, Williams. 200 +
a. St Mrs. Sudie Hafche,t. tO4t
Fourth Av $ Walter Lowe, 1888
wayerly Place.
June 20 Eugene Tucker, s2oi
Firth Az. S,
June 80 Mr.. Fred c. Edwards.
2206 Elliot Az Mrs Delois Cal
christ. S94s Second Az. s
july Lloyd p. johnson. $500
Humboldt Az S. Rev, w. l.
Battle. 20 f. as St: Lawrence /.
Warren, 1918 S, Washington Av..
s r Hammond sr., 39sS Smelling
Az. 2i2s r.. - St. Mrs. Vera
Gnssom, 1928 Dupont Az N.
Linda Marie Green. All II, "a
ST
July Harold Wright, 5000
Portland Az Mrs Adeline Ad-
ans, 1851 Fourth Az. S: Vincent
Lee Shepherd. 1883 sist Az, s.;
Richard Du sehlne Thompson, s24
E 81 St
July 8 Rev s l. williamson
550l N Firth St; Harley Poorc,
$500 Clinton Av Richard SEES
sion. 4oti Fifth Az, s.. Mrs. Roy
Burns. 1913 Fourth Av. 8, How
ard Williams, 2i5 Il. so ST.. Nd,
ward Green. All v. "a 81.
July Iee Bland. 1884 Eighth
Av N; Mrs Palmer Jackson,
S7os Fourth Az s., Mrs. Earle
w Bowman, 1912 Fourth Av s,
Mrs Arthur Wright, $500 Fourth
Az, s.: Mrs Marion Andrews aoo
Bryant Az N: Mrs. Leuna Muir
ply, aS0 r. Ss st. William Dye.
$3.50 Smelling Av; savelis Web
ster. 256 ~ Az. s. Phillip Black
well s2A7 Fourth Az s, Joseph
Danforth. $3.50 Clinton Az; Miss
Catherine Norman, 1896 Third
Az s.
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collEcE STUDENTS FROM
KANSAS GUESTS AT
MiNNENA4A pONV-wCW

Welcoming a group " young
college students from Kansas, the
Mogeors entertained Sc Pow-wow
held a, Minnehaha Park on Friday
evening June Is Tho evenings en-
ter;ainmcnt was highlighted by
group singing led by Aagte Kyle,
one OF the honoryd guests The
group is spending summer yaea-
tons in 81 Paul
Az the conclusion OF the pow
WOW the merrymakers continued
the evenings FUN az the nome Of
Miss Marva Webster, Ssi6 Third
Av s.. Minneapolis, with a get
70 gethcr and were entertained
with dancing and other feats Of
talent hy Delano Lewis and John
Seabrom. roth from Kansas
The club presented Miss Web
ster with a cake with tho clubs
congratulations on her graduation
from Central High school
Ronorcd guests were Wallace
Grissom OF Tennessee, Donald
Hopkins Kenneth Barnes. KEN
meth Groggs, Dclano Lewis and
John seahrom. all Of Kansas
Others present and enjoying the
gala affair were Michele Dawson.
Helen Peterson, Ursula Ponder.
Joann Richardson Susan Ellis.
Loverta Miller Dolores Peterson
Teresa Combs, John Webb and
Charles Crutchficid