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Tenacious Wins
BY Fast Finish
Al New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. / lPl
Joe W. Browns Tenacious,
rapidly dominating the Fair
Grounds meeting, closed fast
in the stretch today to win the
|$l3,525 Louisiana Handicap
with a two-length margin over
his stablemate, Fanciful Miss.
Tenacious, a 4-yesr-old son
of Challedon, moved through
the middle of the pack an
eighth Of a mile from the fin
|ish and won with Jockey Ray
Broussard looking back.
T. Allie Grissom's Shan Pac,
third choice in the betting, was
three-uuarters Of a length be-
hind Fanciful Miss. w. Hal
Bishops favored Bernburgoo
was fourth.
Tenacious won the $l3,525
Pelleteri Handicap with much
the same kind OF finish last
Saturday, but today's crowd of
1924 relegated him to second
place in the betting.
The Brown entry returned
So, $500 and $3.50. Shan Pac
paid $500 to show.
Tenacious ran the mile and
one-sixteenth in LA. only one
fifth Of a second of the track
record. The triumph was worth
$9.700 and increased his win
nings for the year to S20.l00.
Brown also collected $4,000 for
Fanciful Miss second-p place
finish.
The victory was the fourth
of the Fair Grounds meeting
for Tenacious and stamped
him as a top contender for
the $4,000 added New Orleans
Handicap March /.
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Auto Racing Fans
Will Honor Ross

Barney Ross former president
of the Metropolitan Auto
Racing Fans Club, will be given
a special salute by the club at
its meeting at 8 pm. tomorrow
at Guy Mason Recreation
Center, Wisconsin avenue and
Calvert street NV.
Ross, now on the clubs board
of directors. was cited last week
by the National Association of
Deputy United States Marshals
for Outstanding work done in
the prevention of juvenile de-
linquency."
An award was given Ross for
his many hours of extra work
with the youth of Washington
while serving as athletic direc-
tor of the Eastern Branch of
the Boys Club of Washington.
Another highlight Of the club
meeting tomorrow night will be
the showing of a color film of
the 1857 Southern 500" auto
race at Darlington, S. c.
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.Middies Win
Indoor Track

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. l R.-
Navy's indoor track team won
eight Of IL events today as it
posted a 81 12-381a victory over
Penn State.
The Middies won seven indi-
vidual events and the mile
relay. while the Nittany Lions
copied the mile run, high
jump, l,000-yard run and the
2-mile relay.
The mile was won by Penn
States Ed Moran in 4 minutes,
PAT seconds. Pat Maxson was
a double winner for Navy in
the pole vault and 60-yard
high hurdles.
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. / (R.-
Harvard's powerful swimmers
splashed home first in six in
dividual events and both relays
today to defeat previously I'M
beaten Navy, $3.50. Navy was
unable to win a race until the
seventh event.
Two records were broken,
Nays Marshall Greer won the
200-yard backStroke in Q min
uteS 17.3 seconds to set a new
Naval Academy mark. and Har-
wards Jim Stanley won the
200-yard breaststroke in 2 min
utes 30.4 seconds for a new pool
record.
Standouts for Harvard were
diver Frank German, who won
his speciality with a. 94.08 total,
and John Hammond. who
topped the 200-yard butterfly
event in 2 minutes 1874 seconds,
Navy, Harvard and Yale were
tied for first place in the East
ern intercollegiate Swimming
League with 20 records before
tndav'e meet
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Round Table Is Sought
For Campbell at Bowie

looping over the mile oval this
afternoon. with the prediction
of clear skies and sunshine.
Until yesterdays snowfall.
training had been proceeding
at a furious rate for the last
two weeks at Bowie. Laurel and
Pimlico, as trainers took adj
vantage of some of the winters
mildest weather. Approximately
1000 horses are quartered in
this area, spread out at Bowie,
Laurel. Pimlico, Timonium,
Marlboro and surrounding
farms in Maryland and Viz
ginia.
Weather Top Factor
The weather will prove the
controlling factor. Of course:
but Bowie officials feel certain
that this second experiment
with spring" racing in mid
winter will top even last years
successful try. This will be the
earliest start in Eastern racing
history
Last season, Bowie averaged
slightly better than 81 million
day in betting ($41.146.216
for Al days. despite running
against Charles Town for II
days. Bowie will have no oppo-
sition in the east until Lincoln
Downs, in Rhode Island. opens
March S and Jamaica starts
the New York season March %.
Bowie's patronage will be
drawn throughout the East
Coast. with trains and buses
carrying fans from New York
and southern points directly
to the track. Fans using auto
mobiles from New York, New
Jersey and Delaware will
shorten their trip by some 40
minutes by bypassing Balti-
more and using the newly
opened Baltimore harbor tun-
mel.
There will be no stakes Sat-
urday. but the $500 Early
Bird purse will serve as the
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BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
star Racing Editor

Yesterdays snowstorm failed
to daunt. Bowie officials. who
are set to launch Maryland's
1858 thoroughbred racing sea-
son with a 40-day. weather.
defying meeting Saturday at
ternoon.
Offsetting the bleak weather
for President Don Lillis and his
Bowie associates was the news
from Florida that Wheatley
Stables Bold Ruler. "horse-of-
the-year" last season. had
Joined Ralph loves Gallant
Man as a prospective entry in
the 100000 John B. Campbell
Handicap March 20.
Lillis now is trying to get
Travis M. Kerr's Round Table
as a Campbell nominee before
tomorrow's midnight deadlir.
when all of Bowie'S stalks
totaling some $4,000 in added
money, will close.
Post Time Is 1880
Post time for the Bowie
meeting has been set for 1870
pm. daily. The session will
close Saturday, March g. with
the fifth running of the Camp
bell. Originally. the meeting was
slated to begin February IL
following last years pattern
The Maryland Racing Commits
sion. however, later moved the
date to February 8.
The revision was made to
give Bowie three weather in
surance days. If it is not neces-
sary to call off any programs
due to the elements. the COIN
mission will set three dark
days. probably in March. Last
year Bowie ran of Al days OF
racing lone carried over from
1856 as scheduled.
Bowie was digging out Of q
four-inch snowfall today. but
Marty Myer, track superintend-
ent, hoped horses would be gal
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Potomac Polo Club
Elects New Officers

George w. DeFranceaux was
elected president of the Poto-
mac Polo Club at a recent
meeting.
Robert P. Monahan and
George Cole Toomey we're
elected vice presidents, Samuel
E. Bogley, treasurer; Thomas
Dowd. secretary. and Allison
N. Miller. jr., and Richard p.
Moran, directors-at-large.
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O'Brien Wins Shot Put
In Meet in Germany

DORTMUND. Germany. Feb.
/ (R).-Parry O'Brien, olympic
champion of the United States.
tonight won the mems shot put
event at the Dortmund inter-
national tracks and field meet
with a heave Of so feet 4.43
inches.
Silvano Meconi, Italian
champion. was second with 81
feet l inch.
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feature. This will be a preview
of the $4,000 Abraham Lin
coin, the first of ten Bowie
stakes, listed for Wednesday,
February IL.
Highlights Of the meeting.
IN addition to the Campbell.
will be the $4,000 Southern
Maryland Handicap. March L:
the $4,000 Barbara Frietchie
Handicap. March 8: the $25. 900
Bowie Handicap. March is. and
the $4,000 Governors Gold
Cup for 3-year-olds, March %
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Army's Oldest Sports

Army'S two oldest sports are
football and baseball. The
Cadets started playing both in
1890.
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Fair Grounds Results
Bv the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: = furlongs-
Concord tPOparal 1870 D.40 6.1O
JOIi DOu (Hartmanl 0.OO I'D
TOln You So Dever) 1870
Duntreatn Miss, Regis. Hobad, Ahsa
BEAUTY, Chipawood, Dusty Drive, Re-
morseful. fDream O'Moley, Bold
Statesman Time. 1:12ts. field.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $1,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up: 8 fur
longs.
Solicit (Heekmann) 800 $50
Champ SOrter (Meau) 4.6O
lucky Miss, Sweet Josie. Onmyway,
Red Bud Lane. Smooth Palm, HAPPY
Glaudi, Sky Capers. Time, 1:131s.
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CHARTS OF RACES AT HIALEAH

lcopyright, 1858. by TrIanele Publications. Incl
FIRST RACE - Purse. $4,000: claiming: 4-year-olds
and up lh miles. Post. :46; Of at once start good:
b EnoicmFcgocIta Trainer Padovani vaiues-s26Oo'
$500, S4OO 5000. Time. 2:aOl5 Clear ana fast.
IIorse .Inckaz Odds
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID s0S..OO

DAILY DOUBLE PAiD S0oE.OO
THIRD RAcE-Putse, $1,000; claim
ms sseaT Ss,. 1ne vi nile sso
Bill BIZ Cane 1nn o tHISSss.rO 'SO ia SO
Joe's Folly, Captain Wave, Local
Time. 1:47B
FOURTH RACE - Purse: S2.1oo:
claiming; 3-year-olds; 9 fuTlonss::, a.
Royal Bloom (Heckmann) $40 800
jim Cloud. csrTsra Sue, Frustrater.
INQUIRY. Tuditious, Why Wander.
FIFTH RA caI5. s,o; $500 io,, al
a KerryiiIe (MeauD SEQ $50 $50
iberia Diamond lBroussard) 2.iO ?.I0
Master Pat tWalker) 100
Ballapoise. 1 Church Man, Whlz
Wet Back. Step. More Dividend,
Leona Sue. Time, :26B.
Bishop Stable entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 4-yesr;olds and up; 9 fuTlonss. in
Or. Joe Kay tHeckmann) 100 40
Mr. Bruce tBrOussardl 100
Stout Built. Our Only one. wileu.
Hermanita. Time. 1:12ss.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, SZ,oOO,
allowances; 3-year-olds: 1,e miles.
NOureddin (Preston) $50 800 ESQ
PembertOn (MeAuxD $40 20
RieOaire (Deroin) $50
Sink Not Sunk. Hill Country. Klom-
pen. Time, ABS.
EIGHTH RACE - The Louisiana
Iandicap;. $4,000 added; 3-year-olds
and up; / Il miles.
Tenacious tBr'ssard) 500 $50 $50
I FancifuI Miss (Baird) SEQ $50
Shan Pae (Heckmann) $50
Fly Across, Galdar, Monday Morn
ing, Speed Rouser. Cavort. Bernbur-
goo, Bryn. Time, 1:44.
Brown entry.
Bishop Stable entry
NINTH RAcE-Purse. So, 100; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; ! - miles.
Cut and Run tKnapp) 11.OO $50 40
Old Shaker Cox go ISL
Azalea Town tNonOl $50
Bright sal. Magic Wand. Our Liza.
Very Sorry. Busher's Sheik, Nuelear
War. Time. 1:41b.
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SIXTH RACE Purse, $1,000: allowance; 3-year-olds;
iuTS sss PSss 41S of e. Start GOOD won RIDDEN
sd-@P d Trsiner w. w stephens. values-ssa0o
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Two dollar mutuels paidmoGRAY TRUST $II5l 9 $9900
$50. EBONY PEARL, ST.20. So 10 SIR KENNY SVeU
Handle-S232 032.
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THTRD RHCE-Purse. $4,000: maiden 3-year.old colt
and gedlnss: uronss Post ga Of 244ts start eooS
won easily place driving Winner Z; Potter Jrs q so3
hy Dsumier-Carrick. Trainer T. Joley. Values-S26OU
$500. $400 5000 Time. l25h.
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50 al DEVI1FIsH $50 $3.50 FIRST BILLING, $780,
Handle-s202,S30.
=NTNTE P1cE-P1Tse 81, 900 claiming; 4-year-ods and
up furlones Pest $50: off once start 5000 won
Noor@sea1ence Trainer. s. W Ward. Values - S3'2oo'
ST 900 $500, $3.50. Time. 1:114s.
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sEyENTH RACE = B0usanyIea Turf H andeaP: nurse
Post $50; off at once start good; won drying place
Sheo trainer III Trotsek Values-$25 $50 (net $4,000,
81. 800 $3.50. Time l5g Clear and firm.
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

Mother And Son Meet Here;
Mrs Calhe Alma Hereford Of
Kansas city Mo who has been
the house guest Of her son and
daughter-inlaw. Mr. and Mrs John
II Hereford. sals Portland Az
was very happy when another son,
Or Merle h Hereford and his
son. Wayne, arrived Thursday,
August z TO spend few days Or
Herrifordrs home is in ST Louis,
Mo.
I.ai~sex Nous Faire Met The
Laisscz .Nous-Faire Bridge club
met Saturday, July 20 with Mrs.
Ethel Evans, s74o Firth Az s
Guests were Mrs Elenora Hsrri-
son OF Chicago and Mrs, Mildred
Daniels First club prize went 10
Mrs Louise Carmichael; second 90
Mrs. Isabelle Noble and third 20
MfSa MAhtc iAANNAH hAAhs NsfAAin
won the consolation prize
The next meeting win be to.
morrow saturday, Aug with
Mrs Aldonia Anderson, 500 Day,
ton Av. 81 Paul
Home For Visit: Mrs Anna B.
Horris. so0S Columbus Az Is quite
happy these days Her daughter
Mrs. Hubert Byron and her grand,
son. Hubert. Jr OF Philadelphia
Pa are visiting her Mrs Byron
r. n Is an instructor OF nurses
IN Mercy Douglas hospital IN Phil
adelphia.
Daughter Here For Mother,
Chcck-up; Mrs Ethel Mack oi
Chicago arrived Saturday 10 b,
with her mother, Mrs Sadie Fish,
or, 1888 Oakland Az who entered
MI Sinai for a cheek-up.
Guests Of Aunt; Miss Josephln,
kfgnre Of Chicago and Miss 1ac
quelnc sharp OF Grenada Mlssiss
ippi arrived Monday August {,
spend three weeks visiting theii
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs NJ
n Graft. 854o Firth Av s.
Mother Visits Daughter; Mrs
Enid Evans ~ Battle Greek Michi
gan arrived Tuesday August . {,
be the house guest Of her son-in
law and daughter MI and Mrs
Alphonso Cannon, 1222 Fourth Az
Is.
Mrs. Granger's Cousin Here
. Mrs Samellcn Carroll Of Memphis
Tenn is spending two weeks viii
her cousin. Mr. and Mrs Gordo
. Granger. 1924 Fourth Av s.
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Few Cottages az Emery Wise
Mrs Reed viii visit with her son,
Herbert r. Reed at 1902 Carroll
Az, and shc viii be glad 60 have
friends cali ON her she viii be at
the Ridley home when they reuan
from the lake
THANK You Notes Thank YOU
notes are being received from Mt
and Mrs waiter Williams OF t.oa
Angeles thanking their many
friends FOR the lovely wedding and
go,ng away gifts they received,
rhe bride and groom are very busy
and very happy making plans 70
move into the new homie they have
bought Ia LA Mrs Williams IA
the former Betty Casual
IF,cnds FROM out 81 Town, Mi
ana Mrs Harvey bentley 81 siouN
Falls. \ nak, Mr and Mira Roa,
cno Holiday Of Sioux city, Iowa,
and Miss Fyp tighttoote OF Cm-
cage. recent visitors iu the Twin
Cities, called ON Mr. aud Mrs
nonfy Blukcy 7aa 81 Anthony
Az white they were here Another
visitor WAS Miss Anne Holiday OF
Lexington Ky daughter az MI
and Mrs Roscoe Holiday ~ aiouN
city, Iowa Miss HOLIDAY ID a SOC
ial worker in Lexington
Moved To New Address Mr.
and Mira Leon Thomas have moved
from toa Rundo Ay Go $50 Fuller
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as, second and Mrs Edwin Sizer
the third This was the clubs clos
ing meeting for the season
Douglas Lowe, Two Years Old;
Douglas Lowe was two years old
Monday, Aug 4 and M his honor
his parents. Or. and Mrs Ernest
W Lowe. 4044 Portland Av gave
a birthday party Little guests who
enjoyed the party were Linda and
Terry Prince. Pamela and Gregory
Williams. Patricia and Noreen
johnson and Ira HendOn.
Returns Home: Mrs Curtis c.
Chivers, 40i7 Clinton Az returned
Thursday August 10th from San
Francisco. California where she
spent a month visiting her daught-
er. Miss Kathryn Chivers
Couples Play Bridge; A bridge
club met Saturday night with Mr.
and Mrs Lorenzo Williams, 4l00
Portland Av S. Couples present
were Messrs and Mesdames Luth-
or T Prince. Ernest w Lowe, Col
endge T, Hendon and oscar H.
Newman The Hendons won the
prize The next meeting viii be
with the Hendons. 1914 Portland
Av Sat Sept 8.
Toutes Bonnes Aimes, Social
Ire: Friday. August first was the
social meeting for the Toutes-Bon.
mes Amies club pokena was played
and Mrs Lulu King won the first
prize Mrs. Ethel Evans the second
and Mrs. Gladys johnson won the
/ third
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Aug 10 Nc and Mrs Thomas
Brown. 1889 Fifth Az. 30 years
Aug ~ Mr. and Mu o ~
Newman. 4i2g Firth Az n eiEh,
years. Mr and Mira John FaHaudo
Forest Lake MINI twD years
Aug 70 Mr. "A Mrs Charles
Be1sley Jr.. 1924 Portland Az ;
years Mr. and Mrs Bur Gngs.
by 81. sli AiduCh Az ~ Mr.
and Mrs Robert jackson 1901 ~
Az s
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WRITE MINISTER
WHO StRvfD CHURCH
40 YEARS HONOREO

Chicago CAMP A white minis
Ter who paatCrod church 40
rears was hanorcd by bis Negro
congregation this week
The Rev Matthias a kooFer,
pastor Of DOremua Congregational
church has ministcred 10 his con
Progatiou since 1915 Prior 10 that
time he served as teacher and
aroutmastcr 10 a boys group
During bis 40 year ministry al
poremua, 20 other nclRhboring
churches moved away from the
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she attended the womans Miss
ionary retreat Of the Fourth Epis-
copal District OF the AAfE church.
There were over l0O women pres
ent at the retreat from the six
conferences that comprise the
fourth district Bishop Joseph
Gomez appointed Mrs simmons
Second vice president Of the
fourth district.
From Home In Detroit; Mrs
Carlyle +. Stewart OF Detroit is
spending a week visiting Mrs De-
Velms Newman, 1883 Third Az. S.
Married IL Years; Dr. and Mrs,
John NJ Warren, 364s Third Av,
celebrated their nth wedding an
niversary Sunday Aug 3. Belated
congratulations, Or. and Mrs, War
ren,
Mother Is Guest OF Son: Mrs.
Calne Alma HEREFORD OF Kansas
City. Mo. is the house guest OF
her son and his wife. Mr. and Mrs.
John II. Hereford. 391s Portland
Av.
Chicagoans To Visit: Mrs I'm
dine Bell and daughter, Mrs, Adel.
aide Lyle OF Chicago win arrive
Sunday. August 10 to spend few
days with Mrs Walter Aston, 39l7
Third Av S
Guests OF Cousin: Mr. and Mrs
Erman Butler and mother Of ST
Louis, Mrs David Bradley Of
Brighton, Tenn. are the hous,
guests Of their cousins, Mr., ant
Mrs. Robert Payne. 1920 Elho
Av Mrs. Bradley Payne and Mr.
Butler and Mr. Psyne's cousin.
First Nighters Enjoy Sky Room
The First Nighters bridge clui
was entertained by Mrs, Henr!
v. Thomas 1918 clinton s a
the Dayton Sky room. Saturday
Aug 2
Club prizes were won by Mrs
James Robinson. first; Mrs Thorn
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS.
sr. rAuI. nIRrripAYs

Aug. 5 Ben J. Moore. 80 Law.
son ST. Lucille Robinson. zoo Ron
40: Mrs. ThclEna Mann, $50 Lyle.
hart Av, Talmsdge Carey Jr,
500 Fuller Az Mrs Henry Wil-
hams cts. Terrell Jackson, 6JS
81 Anthony; Paula Lamb, SSs w,
Central, Pat Renner. 2S6 ~ Grot-
10. Mrs Charles Pondcrs, 69A
Rondo.
Aug, 9 James Bradford Jr,
ili2 Frendaio Az; William Bowen,
$50 y, Avon. Veronica Montgom-
cry. 500 Fuller Az, Mrs. Lyman
Myers, s6S lglehart Az, Mrs Clara
Williams. AIS 81, Anthony
Aug 10 Mavournern BLACK,
1921 Tmbcrlakc Rd. Apt h,
Angela Brown SJs 81 Anthony
Az. Marion Brown. 500 Rondo
Az, Frank r. Clark. 1921 Rice
s. Pamela House 9a5 Rondo,
Dozclia Lamb. $50 W Central.
Evelyn Modem, $50 Arundel
Aug IL Mrs Clarence Andor-
son. 500 Dayton, Gloria Jean Ban,
narn. 600 Fuller. Mrs / @ Gil
breath, sZS ST Anthony Az In
man johnson. 7GS st Anthony
Az Elizabeth Russell, at2 Fuller
Mrs Ernest Williams, p95 lyle
hart
Aug II Mrs Samuel Reed
1852 Arundel. Mrs Alberta Rag.
land So 81 Anthony, Mrs Ruth
Payne. 6I2 W Central Mary
Bradley, 76s Carroll; Glenn Smith
a7a st Anthony, Mrs Roberts
Tyler 6pa w. Central James Tay
lor 1884 Thomas James wootcn
| p37 81 Anthony
Aug 81 Michael Robinson a6i
Iglchart. Mrs ldelle Patton %
81 Anthony Joseph Nelson ~:
IN 81 Adams, Joseph jackson
I54O 81 Anthony
! Aug "a George Wtlls 100
iIglehart Mrs George Rerry as.
81 Anthony
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changing community, but the
doors ~ poremus remained open
10 Welcome an races
The church was started by mem.
beers Of the Plymouth Congfega
tionai church ia 1882 with a work.
prs miasion and kindergarten
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MINNEAPOLIS BuRTuDAYs


Aug Joe Stewart $40 ~ Av.
s Charles Miller Jr 1901 Bryant
Az n Charlotte ilsmmouds. 37to
Third Az 81 Cahotta Curry
Banks 1855 Frh Az S. Mrs
Carole Blcdsoe, 1880 Bryant Az
Aug 9 Joseph 7 Harpols 23ia
10th Az g
Aug 10 Dorothy Sims 88T y
81 Az 3 Mra x 2 Taylor bg5
Olson Highway Jaoqulin Palms,
1851 Bryant Az ~ Mrs Cocll
Davis sl7 THIRD Az H. carol
williams. 2t6 y 20 g. Iclatia
Hadicy, 5000 Fourth Az s. Mrs.
Macco Carfuthera, 4t33 Fourth
Az g.
Aug ~ Carl 7 Rowan. 800
90 Az $ Paul Rauiff Jr 23op
Edh Az s.
Aug 10 MiaH Ada Collier.
$50 Bryant Az N Andrew Breed
love. 70i Bradford Az H. Michele
Marie Session, 40il F1fih Az e.
Nina Johnson. 5is Fremont Az
81 Annie Crews, 360s Clinton Az.
Mrs ella X Russell. 5It7 irving
.Av ~ Mrs Aionzo Ellis sr
a5Ds Firm Az o.
Aug "a Rozclla Allen. 1904
mn Az. 3 Mrs Charles s. Noble
1882 Humboldt Az r. Maxwell
Johnson, 1882 FIfth Az g.
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out-of Town BIRTHDAYS

Aug 8 Carolyn Curry Johnson
Kansas city Mo Mrs gamus
Wata0n. Birmingham Ala
Aug "a James = burden chi
caRo. nl William Carpenter Chi
eaRo Mrs Thelma = Barton Nc
Orleans. ~ Mrs Maxine Taylor
Duluth
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Social and Personal
+ ST PAUL

Relatives Here Texas Mr. and Mrs Henry Robinson
Mrs Mathew Mccoy and Mrs Emma Reed Of ~ Worth Texas
arrived Saturday August 2nd and the house guests Of Mr.
and Mrs William Ridley $40 Sc Anthony Az Mcsdamcs Ridley
Mccoy and Robinson are daughters of Mrs Reed Mr. aud Mrs
Ridley and their house guests left Wednesday Aug for the
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Father and Vacation; Mr. Douglas Thompson and
Richard, 324 3ith St spent week IN halispe Montana
They house guests Of Mr. Thompsons father and his
grandfather
Attended Retreat Mrs Wynona Wing Simmons 1856 Fifth
Az S returned from Camp Baber in CassopoS Mich where
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08

Slight Improvement Mr. Rus
sell r Balcnger $40 Dayton Av,
ia slowly improving in Northern
Pacific hospital
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LIMITED TEN FAMILY
s GUESTS ENJOY
PICNIC AT PHALEN

The Limited Ten club members,
their families and invited guests
enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon
at Lake phalen Sunday August
third when they held their annual
picnic Games were played and the
Young and adults were seen play
ing bandmiutnn, baseball horse
shoe valley ball and others Quite
D few enjoyed swimming
Members % the Limited Ten
are Paul rhomasnn Charles RoR-
crs. Charles W Bradley Leroy
Lazenborry. Victor Galloway. Rich,
ard l.. Stokes. Robert shoffner
Raymond Bledsoe, Maurice Crouch
Emil Hin. Robert Patterson
James Murray, Donald Lewis
Chester Oden. Robert Murray Hy
land A. Stokes, Don McMoorc
Kenneth stokes and Earl MCGEE.
The best reason for holding
your chin up when In trouble d
that ID keeps the mouth closed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08

Thousands - persons have found
On loyrnnnt In these columns
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08

a greasy oven iz easier ~ clear
if you leave n small howl 1T house
hold ammonia In a overnight
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08
FRUIT FOR FAIR

DELICIOUS APPLES are being
arranged IN a display tray By Cor
don Yates. manager OF 100 aere
apple orchard near Ia Crescent,
Mipu Mr. Yates plans 20 enter
more than a dozen varieties A. the
1855 NiBnesota State Fair and Cen.
fruuia Exposition Aug % through
Sept ] He hopes 10 better bic 1876
sfsto FAif record Of rs blue ribbons
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08

Aug Mrs james KIRK. Scat.
ne Washington
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08

Mrs. Grangcr's Cousin Hercg
Mm Samenen Carroll Of Memphis
Tenn Is spending two weeks with
her cousin Mr. and Mrs Gordon
Granger. 1924 Fourth Av s.