davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-08

HORIZONTALES:
1-Estafa
@Amarro
S-Duenas
12-Atreverse
13-Hermana o religiosa
14-Roedor
15-De metal
17-El primer hombre
1S-Planta de adorno
19-Partes internas de los ANNA.
les
2i-De palabras
23-Preposicion
24-Color primario
27-Ave cubans
29-Dios musuiman
32-Especie de gallinas
S4-Utilizados
36-Colera, Inv,
37-Ala sin plumas
39-Plaza de lidiar toros
40-Isla del mar Egeo
42-Dios de los licores
44--Implemento meeanico
T-Nombre de mujer
51--Estilo
S2-Gritos estridentes
S4-Circulos o redondeles
S5-GOrra militar
56-Abuelo, fainiliarmente
S7-Demostrativos. Inv.
58-Agarradera
S8-Composiciones poeticas
vERTICALES:
1-Ingiere liquidos
2-Departamento de Francia
3-Infusi6p suramericana
4Respuesta de los doses paga
nos
6-De esta manera
6-Del verbo tocar
7-Palo de la baraja espafiola
6-Implemento de labranxa
EN- saxon
10-Amarrar
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-08

Oirjanse las consultas a BUzON SENTIMENTAL. p. O. Box ss
International Airport. Miami 48, Fla. Roramos n Is go.
lectoras que firmen sus cartas con I'M pseud6nimo q nicisles
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09

Seattle wash who has been the
houseguext of hor brother and
sister-iu law Mr and Mrs Robert
Cox ST. ~ TSa marshall Az. for
the past two weeks LETT for her
homie on wednesday~iay Z Many
social eourtcslea were accorded the
visitor including both cities she
was tho dinner glcat ON Friday
evening ~ Mr and Mrs Glen
Beck other guests present were
Mr. ando Mrs Luyjan willis, MIR
ana Mra Robert Cox Ar Mrs
n Cunningham ana Mrs Thelma
Butcher She was also the dinner
guest of Mr and Mrs Joseph
Sykes and on Monday May g.
dinner guest ~ Mr. and Mrs Rob
ert Murray Of Minneapolis she
was taken around The city 10 visit
Obj friends on the eve az her
departure by AR Andrew Neal
Mrs Fullings and her husband are
former residents OF 80 raul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09
81. Paul RIRTmnAYs

May 10 James Bruce Coins
g25 Magnolia Gretta Harrison
sa3 IFiehari Av. Hattie Crcnshsw
as3 Carroll Ay Anthony Martin
GARNER, 3o4 RoHdo Az
May n Sam Reed Jr 1925
Arundel st. MrH Albert Harper
roe 81 Anthony Av Miss JaeqIs
line Moffatt sia Rundo Az
May ~ w u Taylor s2i lyle
hart Az. Fmmle Fields $40 g.
Anthony Az Mrs clifford Specie
sac tglehart Ay.i Bishop Beverly
Isabel 147 Valley
May - Edgar Pillow. 723 Ron
60 Az Mym Garter Jr 2p5 fian
% Az
May Is Eaic Washington. COS
st. Anthony Az
May 10 G. N Houser. 1857 Al
bany. Charles w Bradley s22 st.
Anthony Az; Samuel Roses, zeS
nafpfbin, Donna Jean Harrington
4pi So Anthony Az Mr. william
Martin sIs 81 Anthony Az Insz
Smith $50 80 Anthony Az Mr.
Carter Fletcher 400 ~ Anthony
Az. Linda Martin $50 Carroll
Az james stephen Wagner 800
Aurora Az. Jesse Smith 5t7 Ron
do Az
May 10 James David Clearv.
pG2 70 Anthony Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09
IRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

May 10 Mrs zcphyt Turner
1881 Fourth Az S. Mrs I.ueille
Cooper g6St Fluh Az S
May II Marion Greg Taylor
1883 stevens Az Jack s Rsincy
263f Fourth Az S.
May " Joseph u Bolden 2oS
" 81 ST., Percy Hughes ST., as2o
Firth Az s. Jay schalze, 222
W, Adams
May 10 John "a Williams. aTS2
Fourth Av s. Mrs Rose Tally
to3g clinton Az
May "a A " Brown, a72o
Smelling Av y " Ingram 3oii
Fourth Ay S Edward Jackson
21g 18th Az s. Jesse shelton
1888 Fourth Az 8
MAY 10 Lopuin Anderson 2s2s
llat Av s. Mrs Dorothy Hines
8Go7 THIRD Az g Edwin q En.
uuRhcr Bios 80 Az 81 Jobn
phifer Ir 2ia6 Fourth Az s
Toni Diane Gugaby zoos Bryant
Av s.
May l6 Mrs Mary Moss 3S0a
Fourth Az s. Mrs Elijah lien.
dsmon 1929 Bryant Az ~ PAU
Kelley f4ti Fourth Az g. LINDA
Susan RendeIl, tI2i clinton Az
Rochelle Marie Anderson $685.
Smelling Az Mra Dorothy Jack
son. g6i3 Stevens Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09
LEROY IAzfNBERRY IS
NAMED NEW PRtxY
SREDJtFAWN SOCIAL cluB

Leroy lsaEeuhcrry was elected
president of the Cgodiafawn Sos,
ial ylah AZ the completion % elot,
tion ~ officers held "Wednesday
evening Apyal 80 az the home Of
Mr. and MIS- q +, Henderson,
POS 50. Anthony Ay
other officers elected are Mrs,
eugene Moore v,c president
Mrs Marguerite Garter, recording
secretary Mrs Iaaabclie rsyiat
assistant recording secretary
Mrs EarAue Galloway, assistant
financial secretary Mrs Corahrllc
Ranks corresponding secretary
John Banks assistant correspond.
ing secretary, Mrs Emma Lou
lyEht, typiat Iohn Lawrence,
treasurer and Martin Washington.
serEeant-at-arms
The club contributed 90 the Ron.
30 Playground Boosters Club FOR
their playground project
The next meeting win be MAY
rs. az the Masonic Temple, asaa
Fourth Az s Minneapolis. with
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Johnson,
ii56 Fourth Az. : az hosts.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09
pRhCMhTEIh MET WITH
MRS. DONALD BhNhAM

The PraEm8tris Sorority met
Friday evening May 2. at the home
Of Mr.. Donald Bauham, 1889 Ron
do Az.
Ernest G. Cooper executive nec-
rotary 81 the 81 Paul Urban
League. explained the purpose and
objective Of a socrctariul clinic
The sorority and the guiding com
mittec Of the ST. PAU Urban
League VIII eo-spans0r such a
clinic IN the fall
Sorority members named 90 the
planning committee are: Junauld
BraddoCk. go-chairmau Maxine
Smith. Annette Galloway Virginia
Brown. Eaith Watson and Laura
Mac Roblna
There viii be a special meeting
Of the sorority on May ~, At so
pm. at the home Of Mrs Bantam
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09
ST. ANTHONY Hlll
0ARpfN cluB MIIIs

Mrs Ethel Evans sTlo tNfth
Az s.. Minneapolis, was hostess
60 the April meeting ~ tho st
Anthony mu Garden Cleb OF Sc
Paul
Plans were completed for the
annual MAY plant sale tsee this
paper for the exact date next
week.
An members are asked 10 be
present al the next regular meet
ing on May 10, with the president
Mrs Mowinie Hunt, hostess al
her home p0s Carroll Az, at
Paul Speaker AT this meeting viii
be member 81 the Minnosota
Rose Society whose subject viii
be Roses
Mere people read this papc,
than any ntesilnm Of IT. kind ever
Published ~ this city.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09
MRS. VI. -. HINNEI.MAN
WINS BILL RINGER AWARD

Mrs ~ b. Zimmerman 1909
Jersey Az. g. Louis Park first
organizer q the Mental Health
BsB Ringer campaign received
Bell Ringer award from officers
Of The National and Minnesota
Association for Mental Health on
Saturday May 8, IN recognition Of
her pioneering work and dediost-
ed leadership"
She organized The first campaign
IN the United States three years
ago by recruiting 500 friends in
Isl Louis Park The idea caught
or and has become the annual Bell
Ringer campaign put on coast 10
coast Tuesday night was Bell
Ringer night In AIlnurs0ts climax
ing Mental Health Week
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09
Suburboniies Plan
Social Event Open
To General Public

An enjoyable evening WAS spent
when the suhurhauitos held their
regular monthly meeting Friday
Arru 20, az the home of Mrs
Jasper Douglas. g0i Carruli Az,
A social affair has been SEIZED
uied tor May 10 Go be held al
Dining Car Walters Union Local
$40 at a2h Rondo Az. 81 Paul
The public is invited and there
viii be refreshments and prizes,
A vote Of sympathy goes 20 Mrs
Andrew BroaIE from the club In
her bereavement AZ the less ~ u
brother recently
Members were glad 90 see Mrs
Gloria Rowsor az and around AT
ter a week OF disqualification
Following the business session
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09

May 10 M ard Mrs Jesse
shelton 1863 Fourth ~ y nys
years
Nay ~ Mr. ard Mrs WiiIam
Charles Trsmsi 1905 Third Az y
four years Hr ard Mr. Paul
Ra'Hu z7s7 iI,h ~ q seven
years
May - Mr. and Mrs. Howard
WTiliams 2is p - 81 20 years
May ~ NJ and Mrs Esri
Brent 1923 Fourth Av o. a.
years NJ and Mra Thomas Ora
barn zois James ~ r. 10 years
" ard Mrs fzllsy cu~brw 5@ts
Second ~ B % years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09
Adelphoi Club
Oldest Women's
Club In Pageant

The Adelphai Club the olacst
Negro yomsns club ia Minnesota
participated IN the mter-CHlb Cen
ggunla Pageant and Luncheon held
Monday April -, at the Lowry
Hotel in ST, Pau
Carrying out the Centennial
theme, three members wels dress
ed in costumes depicting STYLES
Of Iao years ugo Mrs Eya Neal
club historian wss very regal tU
a Martha Washington dress with
bonnet and white feather boa
which was 100 years cid while
Mrs Crystal Burgess club presi-
dent made a charming picture in
IS year old red and white tunic
dress and Mrs Mayme Green in
a 100 year old princes style dress
OF black ard brown taffeta trim
med In black velvet presented
stunning portrait
Mrs George Edgerton pageant
narrator gave a brief history OF
the club which was organized oe-
tober q. 1893. az the old state
Capitol This organization was
composed OF twenty st. Paul and
twenty Minneapolis members
The name hdclphai Is q Greek
word meaning sisters The clubs
motto is Upward step by Step
The club joined the Minnesota
state Federation OF womcn's
Clubs in 1902 and in 1911 the
Adelphai was admitted into mem
bershtp IN the Associated Charities
Of 81 Paul They assisted in nlrn-
ishing the reception room at the
Jean Brown Martin Home for
children in So Paul
In 1895 during the adnunistra.
ton Of Mrs John Patton as prcsi.
dent, a scholarship fund was es.
tahliShed and several scholarships
have been awarded as wen as
loans have been made 30 deserving
students,
The club celebrated its both
anniversary on October % iata.
az which time the club organizer
Mrs Lillian Turner. now deceased
sent a contribution OF $50
Throughout the years, members
have cndeavourcd 30 carry out the
meaning Of their gluha name and
they enjoy good fellowship among
themselves and have tried 60 he
good sisters 70 each other ana 20
their fellow citizens
Mrs Eya Neal was chairman
Of the Centennial participation
group Mrs Crystal Burgess is
president OF the club
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09
WTDDISG AN~IyEHsARfFa
At PAUL

Ma 10 ~ sri Mfs ~ p
PEI s9z csrsJ ~ aE veara
8sy ~ NJ ar5 Hr KmnsfH
STOKES rs Iziesarf 49, ~ ysaF
Hsg 20 NJ ard MrE naeeg o
F2nnag 81 E1rsg ~ % yasra
NJ aaa Hrs CnaEss W y eczsr
81 sls W CertrH A. sFFm
Fsara
MAY ~ W ara Wrs George
Green $40 Carrot ~ zg years
Nay ~ W ard Mrs. Isrss
Jackson 80 o. knthoHy ~ NJ
ard Mrs. Pete $50 ~ " Cm
trO ~ 20 yssru M ard Mr.
George Milton 7s3 Carries -
~ gsars
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09

month visiting her sister Mrs.
Willie Moore.
HospitaliEed: Mrs e W lA-
lenel Martin 10 chiffon Az is
ia patient in Swedish hospital
where she is being treated for
heart condition Her condition Is
fair
Back Home Mrs William Potter
and son pauh Of 424S Chicago
~, returned home Sunday from
Los Angeles, Calf. where they
visited Mrs Potter's sister and
brother-in-lsw Mr. and Mrs An
drew MarteniE. Mrs Potter also
attended the Annual Missionary
Convention while there Enroute
home they stopped in Tacoma
Wash. to visit a nephew Airman
Charles Cook and wife
Morocco Club; AZ the regular
meeting Of the Morocco Club held
al the home OF Mr. and Mrs Ray
Thompson. 425 r, 80 St on sstur-
day May 3 plans were formulated
for an outing 20 be held in June
After the business transaction. a
social hour with games and re,
frcshments was enjoyed The next
meeting win be at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. James Walker 1881
Clinton Az, on May H.
Booker II, Washington Study
Club: Mrs. William Wormley was
hostess 10 the Booker r Wash
inton Study club on Thursday ar
terno0n May at a2gS Portland
Az Reports from the uImmaEo
sale proved IL a financial success
A new member. Mrs Jimmie Lee
Sudduth WIS welcomed into mem.
bership The club contributed S25
10 the NAACP and Sc. 90 the Ur.
ban League Scholarship Fund The
next meeting the final before adj
faurnmcnt for the summer, VIII
be nj the nome OF Mrs a owens,
5000 Clinton Av ON June o
Undcrgoes surgery Mr Robert
Alexander. 1912 Third Az s., en-.
tered Mt. Sinai hospital Wodnes-
day evening and underwent sur
gerry on Thursday morning
Return Home: Mr. and Mrs. Al.
bert Allen. 8aof FIFTH Av S. re-
Gently returned home from Seattle,
wash, where they visited Mrs Al
lens parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rich.
ard Gordon Mrs Allen had been
visiting her parents for o week
when she was Joined by Mr. Al
len who spent a week and accom-
panied her back home
Birthday Club: Mrs, Harold Car
ter. 1923 Third Az. S. will be hos
teas to the Minneapolis Birthday
Club on Saturday evening May lO.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09
BELL RorroN BrAN~
IL LUTHER CLARK

sioux Fails $ - Junior can.
dictate. lcssc Clark, son of Mr..
and Mrs, Luther clark eos e
rhtrd So was selected as nen
Bottom Beau OF the annual Wash,
,ugton High school Spinster Week
On Friday night Aprl 20
Jesse was elected ~ students
attending the Arkota Ballroom
dance Announcement Of hts scler
ton WAS made AZ intermlahion OF
the dance More than geo students
aast vptes FOR The popular junior
candidate senior candidate htil
Olson and sophomore candidate
Gary Zimmerman
Jesse IS member OF the Flee.
tronics club at Washington ri
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09

puda.a On lawns during
very hot sunshine The water
may become 81 hot that the grass
IA literally cooked
Watering III the early evening
Is also all hight provided the
foliage dries within an h0ut or
So Watering late 10 the evening
or at nigh, during bot weather
may cause serious harm BY en-
coufBRing the rapid spread ~
fungus diseases
IN any event, water j ~ such
Importance that IL N better -
water a. any time regardless ~
conditions rather uBan g. deprive
plants and lawns ~ a.
For additional Information On
watering write Green Spot DIVE
sion. Scgyill Manufacturing Com
paHY, Waterbury. Connecticut
Dor Information an other phases
- lawn care, check Nith your
local county sRJti. with the Y 8
Department ~ Agriculture ard
Nith State Experiment Stations.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09
ont OF Town niRrnnAys

May "a Arthur Thomas, Dies
M0ines, Ia.
May "a Mrs Mamie FnIighBm.
Kansas city, Mo
May ~ Mrs ImCille Gardner
Omaha, Noh James Herndon
Washington, nc,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09

land are Mr. and Mrs Charles
Banks Of 1929 Clinton Ay.. who
left the city Sunday May a for
Montreal Can, where they sailed
on May 6 on the Empress OF France
for Liverpool ard London. Eng
land Mrs Banks a native OF Eng
land, and Mr. Banks who spent
many years abroad during his
theatrical career wiIl divide their
time visiting Mrs. Banks brother
and sisters, whom she hasn't seen
for q years. Mr.. and Mrs. Banks
plan two months visit.
Family Guest; Mrs. Cecilia
Rouse OF New York city Is In the
city visiting her father. Mr. Al
fred Barnett OF 3s4s Fourth Az
S, and mother Mrs. Barnett who
is a patient in the Cornelius Nurs.
ing Home, Mrs Rousse came 10
the city because OF the illness OF
her father Mr. Barnett has been
confined 20 his home since March
Is. due TO illness, but is much i'm
proved,
Just For Fun Club; Mrs. Fred
Ingram, 1925 Fifth Av. S WAS hos
tess to the Just For Fun Club
on Sunday evening May & Plans
for a social meeting were discus
sed to be held the last Of the
month and 10 be a progressive
hobo party The party win be held
at the homes OF four members
Other club projects were discussed
also. After the business session,
social hour and refreshments
were enjoyed.
Out OF Hospital: Mr., Preston NJ
Wright 1881 Bryant Av n. re-
TUNED home Thursday May /.
after spending as days ia St
Mays hospital where he was re-
celvIne treatment for a heart con-
didou His condition is fair but
not much improved
New Brother: a new brother
has been added to the Gabriel
Boudrcaux household at 4203
Fourth Av S Kenneth. Harold and
Ricky welcomed their new play.
mate. Daryl Everett who made his
arrival in Mt Sinai hospital April
20 tipping the scales az seven
pounds Mr. and Mrs Gabriel B0u-
dreaux are the proud parents
Maternal grandparents are sir
and Mira Webster StovaiI Of Min
neapols and paternh grandmother
is Mrs A Anderson Of Crowley,
La
Visiting sister Mrs Lillian
Penn 1887 r Lake Harriet Blvd
left Tuesday evening May q, FOR
Montgomery, Ala, 10 spend a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09

a social hour was held az which
time the birthday 81 the president
Mrs, Mar,enae Barber was cele-
hyated She WAS showercd with
many lovely gifts,
Mrs, Andrew Brooks Win BE-
hostess az the next meeting on
May - az her home 7Sa Rondo
Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09

e. help make new lawns more
beautiful
First q alt. before seeding.
soak the soil % a depth of FIVE OF
six inches, This preliminary
soaking IL essential, and should
bo done with a hnr spray After
seeding, the ground surface must
be kept moist &C al times Bat
remember Go use only a fine
spray or you're liable 20 and your
dirt and grass seed over to your
neighbours yard. When the new
grass begins 10 come up, 10 about
two weeks, the time between wa
tcringa should become longer
You want 10 be sure, however,
that you water long enough %
YnDisttn the soil J0wn deep 80
that the roots will grow deep.
Invest IN a good adjustable
lawn sprinkler Tho professionals
turn thumbs down on hand held
noEglea for general watering he
cause you're apt 20 get barred
holding them IN one place and
you can never get ~ even coYer-
age aa you can with automatic
Spfiukicfa. With an adjustable
sprinkler yeu can set the spray
for the kind you want hns, me-
dun or c0hTaa. The ideal spray
IL one where the drops are small
enough for the earth % absorb
Immediately, yet not 40 afpali
that they drift away.
Another piece ~ advice con
Germs the ii5ns for watering You
can never 70 wrong BY watering
ia the morning before the sun
gets very hot Daytime watering
is not likely b. he harmful even
when the temperature II IN thu
very high soc II can, however
be wastaful since water IL lpst
through evaporation. Never let
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09
CANTTNAS PRESENT
MOTHERS DAY PROGRAM

The Canuuas ~ 81 Peters hNE
Church will present a Mothers Day
Program Sunday HEy iIfh 3 5u
pm. ~ the church sol Eaat 4fst
TIE public ls cordially invited
A8vf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09

Kaye Coates, Sioux Fails, n -,
maI,es Twin Citian-
81 Minnesota close akin a. thn
folks Ia the south Dakota met
ropoli~.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09

Even though some ~ your fond
est dreams fall Ia materiaiize, you
can b. thankful that many of your
Nightmares don't come true either
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09

Il,isscs uous faire Hridgc Clubs
Mrs Ollyr Gum 7sl iglchart Az
win bc hostess Go the lsaisscs nous
t,iro RuJEc club on Saturday May
10 AZ her home
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09
Social and Personal
* ST. PAUL *

Luncheon Hostess Mrs 0lye Gum Is3 Irchart Az
charming hostess when she entertained luncheon houbrne
Mrs John Fougs Of Seattle Wash Wednesday April so
az Suucmap Other guests sharing bonors Mines Robert
Cox, Eva Neal aud NJ r. Burgess The group enjoyed the
luncheon Style show.
Leaves For Home Mrs John lsuIa MACY Foutngs Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Club Hostess; Mrs Doris Johnson 364l Fourth Az,
hostess 10 the Saturday Bridge club Saturday May Prizes
were by Mrs johnson and Mrs Cynthia Tyson first and
consolation 70 Mrs Joyce Jackson aud Mrs Christine Durham
The next meeting viii be Saturday May H. with Mrs Patricia
Mckinnie as hostess
Visiting Relatives In England: Visiting relatives in Eng
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09
The Care of New Lawns

lawn requires 81 bahyihg while Watering
important 70 he young lawn formula feeding 70 @ au infant
and there's watering than turning tho h0Hr every
and then The experts AT 6ay Manufacturing Co. who make Green
Oh
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09

AiPha Wives Mothers Day Fish
ION Tea, aSai Portland 60 o pm.
AdNt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-10

of whom will be missed from the
church choir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hallack,
ST., left last week for a motor
trip to Willingham, Wash, where
they will visit their daughter.
Jean and JoAnn Dorsey, daugh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dorsey, are spending two weeks
with their aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Waters, in Frederick
and while there are attending
Vacation Bible School at Park
way School. On the last day of
public school, they entertained AZ
children at a picnic birthday
party, ending with a hay ride to
each child'S home.
Mrs. Lloyd BerIxner, daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Oscur
FullSs of Gaithersburg and niece
of Mrs. Smith Hoyle, suffered
severe injuries in an automobile
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-10
TwinbrOOk
TwinbrOOk
Bruce Family
Returns From
England Stay
BY Joan j. Stern
Garden 1887

Following a twO-year stay in
England, Jane and Perry Bruce
have returned to their Twinbrook
home at 1909 Farragut Avenue.
The Bruces lived with their
daughter Susanna, Z, 40 miles out
of London in Bedford where
Bruce was stationed with the
u. S. Navy.
While there, they found time
to tour the continent, and to give
Susanna two years of English
schooling.
Their main reaction upon re-
turning was amazement over
all that has happened since
they left; shopping centers,
pools, highways, and, perhaps,
incest of all, the shrubs i'm their
neighbOrhOOd had grown far
more than they expected.
They were delighted to find so
many familiar faces still in the
neighborhood, and their only COM
plant is the weather it is
warmer here than in damp,
chilly England"
LOrelIa and Richard Irwin have
just completed camping trip
which took them as far as Colo
RADIO where they attended a
square dancing festival.
The Irwins, with their two chill.
dren, Cynthia, II, and Martha, 6,
camped through Illinois, Tennes-
see, Oklahoma and Nebraska.
The two girls remained in
Nebraska visiting their grand
parents while Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
continued to Rock Mountain Ma
tional Park for a four-day stay
while they danced nightly to the
callings of renowned Frank Lane.
George and Betty LHeureux
with their children, Susan, 2, and
Stephen. /, are in Chicago visit.
ing his sister.
John and Mary Drew, with
Christina, IL; Michael 8, and
Jimmy, 5, are in Florida near St.
Petersburg visiting his parents.
A surprise baby shower was
given for Virginia Grier by Jean
BROKER. Mrs. BROKER was assist.
ed as hostess by Dorothy Pitt
and Betty Renshaw.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-10

with a banquet at st. Peters
Parish Hall. Installation of new
officers of both clubs was the
highlight of the evening.
Presiding over the evenings
program was the outgoing presi-
dent of the Sandy Spring Club,
GLAND Hawkins. Toastmaster was
the Rev. James Valiant.
New officers of the Sandy
Spring Club for 1889 are Floyd
Cameron, president; Meredith
Pattie, first vice president; Paul
Howes, second vice president;
Jesse Aiken, third vice president;
Tim Conner, secretary; Jud Mey-
er, treasurer; Hugh Taggert, tail
twister; Bob Kemp, lion tanner.
Members of the board of direc-
tors for two-year terms are Jim
Kibbe and Bernard Kraus. Bob
Miller and ]. Earl Lehman will
serve one year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Adams
entertained the Horticultural So
ciety at their Howard County
home last week. Riverside was
the meeting place of the Mutual
Improvement Association in July
with Mrs. Leon Small as hostess.