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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10
ARTICLE XII


ARTICLE XII
"sselon !. Tho legislature may proyid. BIZ
srssion. org.nis.on administration consolidation division
ior tbs shsngs Of boundaries thereof for their iaeud
Tor the transfer Of county county boundary
% 3, 81 s"sar '. . uni. spPfo,sa sI ma
See Every law which iis siseiy. date applies
single county number d contiguous. special
~hish applies legislature mar enact special law.
lsanq 70 loss go,samsni gniia b., special law anis..
eiisr rs approval bY hs affected a
lsai.lat,. may drsei haY special may nodded %
cable The sans local goysra@sn UNI sa IBIS does not
pssn The adoption q ssb'equsni laws on Tbs subject
goysramsn nn whom authorised BY law may adopt
luilan soa The law; 10 charter shall
sesIs b s ~ ne .9' - ne local uni
general law provides ioT eousodaon o. sspa.
s ys heSt u .1S ~ be RI 4 n. 'a . "oi
/ The .g.@ss ,hs provide by is law iss G;
so,amsens discriminating other constitutional hmiia
I i,ss6odss provide ios hsr appoiai@s"r BY aass.
spponivs oes oissf issn jadsiaI Nome rule
by petition Of i've percent s he voters ~ h. local
msn unil dsiarmesd BY law shall oaaevs
Amsndusa may proposed adopted any olhsr man.
hons h..s' snd adopt saosp ioi% q ao '.P
By law ios he adoption ~ charter IL m y s
Zee y nsi.iins laws End Charters valid when adopted
snes with this article
ARTICLE ~
Sec. ~. In all q general h. mad.
applicable, special except provided
in Aes XII end whsihsr law could
applicable In any case Ia hereby declared Judicial question.
and such shall be tudcaY determined
legislative
pass local special s authorizing laying out epsn.
IND Alinfing vacatina maintaining
AllsYs rsming fines penalties fortsssl changing The
q places aaihoriaiag sdop-
Hon or lsaimaon Of hdrsni changing tho Of
sueeeponi comforting rghA minors
giving sHse, invalid Wills or deeds
affecting The persons under disability,
sSemping properly trom taxation
interest on moneys creating private corporations amending
renewing extending explaining The charters ihsso
Ing 10 private association
special exclusive privilege
authorizing public taxation private purpose The
inhibions ot local special section sha NOT be
construed 20 prevent the OF
subjects enumerated.
The Legislature repeal existing
hui shall not Hmsnd extend modify snY except
"a provided in Article XII =
Sec. o., This section . repealed"
The ~ the proposed
nsY he summarized follows
ARTICLE XII
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10

SO many tunes we are hurt by
life but when we really look at
ourselves we find we are the ones
who cause this condition, not life.
We are so busy doing a whole lot
Of nothing that our minds cannot
catch up with our thoughts We
hurry and do this because we must
hurry and leave so that we can
rush there and get that done in
order 10 have time 10 do some
thing else Sounds complicated =?
That Is life as II is today for
great many OF us. Our thoughts
have tired US out!
Isn't it wonderful TO be your
self7 You do not have to do a
thing but do the best you know
how al all times and when you do
that you win always be right
Hattie Oliver: Sincerest sym
pathy and understanding TO you in
your deep sorrow
NJ. X Mcknight: This little card
says, Here's a cheerful little car
ful with the best Of wishes In 1t
and a hope that you are gaining
health and strength with every
minute
Until next week. this is so
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10
Gov. Horriuon Appoints Negro Assistoni Coo,
rs Africans, One European Sentenced For "inehemen'
So.sh Afr

Johannesburg south Africa ANplEghtren Africans and
European sentenced this Imprisonment up
f. and having
guilty ~ "inctement"
African charges
efforts African Congress stay-at.
home Of Africans during the April Union
The campaign broken the
threatened African convict labor replace permanently
participated campaign stayvd away
work
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10
Proposed Amendments
to the
Constitution of Minnesota
Miles Lord. AiiornsY General
State Capitol. ST. Paul. Ninn.


The Honorabs Joseph L. Donovan
oil
STATE CAPITOL
III
Pursuant g. 1857 you hereby furnished
statement 81 the purpose Of Of following
posed amendments 70 c Constitution Of the State u Minnesota
PROPOSED AMENDMENT RELATING TO HOME RULE
sPEciAL LAW LIMITS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT LAWS
by Laws 1851 legislature proposed
v Art x and hr ~ 80 ard has proposed repeal Art ~ 80
81 The Minnesota Constitution fIhs text % these articles omitted
from this statement the
mtlre IN 3 2 ~ l.. 1857, 800
N amended proposed BY legislature Nv,
80 and 80 viii read o. follows.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10

participate prime minister's residence in
New Debit Huxley Turin. italy; Dewey
land speaking
n
Horrnron Appoints Negro Asssont Counsel Poole
Albany, n tNNPl-Goy Avcreu Hartman appointed
IS counsel TO SIT post with
parole
Indications that November
hen the confirmation
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10
pOIio feiserie Nh, 400 NEGROES !, oe,roi.

Negro population Detroit has heavily
by polio epidemic
Accosing 60 pr, Joseph Mother CItyCcunty Health
this year plu.
30 wayne County Therv the csty
said these
figures Isl comparable peroi
year
Or stoier further stated year only per
approximately Of cases were raralytic
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10
Nserisn Issssr. s1ys Country aesy Independence
PLUNGE"

tASPl--sir Aaekune Teaverat naemher
hc Nxeas Pvy euaneu and Rhiss scholar reporters
country she
with opportunity political independence
"ve sng he sad firmly. TO take punge into M
Sir Ksos first % the " and intrigued with
the heshve O activity the stack exchange
re c city Ter Ianan wherv presumably wousd
aetiye he Nlseran cans.Ln.lenA aeMheralLans
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10

The Old Brock tosisvls,
ssa,vely Straight whsy 90 PROC.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10

Hattie Oliver: Stncerest sym
pathy and understanding 10 you in
your deep sorrow,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

ESQ team
dt m
rehacrn used in enmgg
eandhnm ha cHuosu \@SSO/
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ApYs. VuaMlsRID--D. Q


iMT. PLEASANT AnEA--cosy. newly
dec, asrooW apt.l .aunary priyilg. .
unlip. phone excel tramp,
s99sDls o. adults CO. e-s7si'
n. * AVA. NV. ihss--unuslaliy
Riss l.sn- H. ana bath enc;
THOMAS en-, --nedrm,. Nv, Tms
ffsia,h e a. NV. ssil, IA iss.3ssss iis0
xhos n, i. AVE-, Nh. Art. 3--etu.
go living room. bedroom. kltenen,
S Sss;'i s $40 NO. ' L. iS':.sa.S.
ist pL.--Baek NV. fm.. nall. bath,
7sop y week s0i Iaso P Siis&or. sn ns'
100 Z ST. N.w.--s rooms for en-
ssSiis. I SfpD sis.ssSa5g. employed
18th ST. NV. lJao--Attrae. Nv,
p pT.' .S Sss'mS NO. lss,.s.sSs. n' u'i'''
ATfRAC, ELEv. nlD0.. 5000 l9th
n Woman vlo sasl.s ,eS IA csraiiissS
DUPLEx, near Pirst and Kennedy
n.w.-Liy, rtn.. i bedrm, kit d.
nstte, bath; Newly deg: nicely turn.
ATIR. nv APIS, slA VI, 10; baby
vel. SLEEP and hskp. rms. IS xk
skLeCTlONs---i bedrm.. M, Conn.
ave, SieO, NV. enc, &o0-Sl2H;
NV, ! bedEm., 500; ne. I bed
mn 49, seedsmi; sivoi az
MANDEL. Ab. 4-a400'
a3eo CONN. AVE. N.w.--Bssut ].
. :s d hn'' r p ssies aSs:I n s.sa
ICE: sSr.; Nv. maid and linen
service avail: ! bedrm.. Si5D.bO.
10Th 81. NV. 3aa3-Attractive
efficiency apartment with new
Kitchen installations: ATst-doof
front Ap 4.etSS.
5t01 KANSAS AVE, N.w.--clean
bath. Adults pref. RA, 3.ifys,
Ise3 18Th ST. N.W.-Rm.: pvt
S Stl IL rsis e. ssii 81 e. s @S mel
az yALLEY, AVE. s.E:-.PsarH,,
smpi oeopis: 500 10. .-S4Si.
Ill day Phi. and sun. or eve, aas
SPACIOUS SOUTHERN COLONIAL.
din. rm., bkist,. rm', Kit. bath.
Greek fSrE' ~. s-ifs6.
m. 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. -
AttrAe. l-hedrm. apts. In apt
bldg, modern nrn. IN, s-siIS
18th AND COLUMBIA nD.--a-4
siIls or young men; nicely furn.
500; wash drier. Of e-06Si.
% 5th ST. sE,--oaist bldg. near
: rms. XII, and hath. II, 4-310s
10th ST. NV. 33il-LEe bedFm.,
incl utils, ia. p-s2Ss
1851 COLO. AVE, N.W.-2 ige.
incl: $50. uN. l-7045.
i 81; s SAX i ST. SW .i;I. .s SssrT I.s
$50. incl uiils ia. 9-0bSs.
THE Wo0DNEnx-L&e, mod. enc
se.sslsssSs l''''' Dk. s-eSs4 o. ~
ATTRAC. ISN'T. APT.-Pvt. valk
in; twin beds. wash. mach. radio;
bark space. 3rd and Madison NV
$40 mo, Incl, utils. ia. 0-0i31
CLIFTON MANOR APIS.
Clean. well furnished apts.. large
'huiiding, automatic elevator, par.
9uet noors. tiled tub. showsF. bath.
-bedrm. Apts. 3 7O,S0-s9s
EfAeiency sos
Excellent TRANSPORTATION, near
large shopping area. parking SPACE
- per mouth.
weekdays After 10 AN. AD. s-eses
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DOCS, PETS, ere.

ATTRACTIVE FITS ioF Adopllqp %
fSoH ''SnipxI RESCUE nEHoUE,
no 7-A73n
BEAGIE. at stud. Axe reg. e-yfs. {.
old II. 3.03Obs after q pm.
BOXER PUPS. Axe rec, shots,
wormed, reasonably priced. VII.
6-46ii.
GERMAN sHEPHERD. Axe reg
Wormed, shots. black, b.weck male
OIL H-h56i
SIVE AWAY 2 cute puppies, mixed
breed: male and I female.
Rockville. VIII. 0-s60h,
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HOUSES uRFuaMIsHEp

ACcoKEEK, 3 miles from D. C.
hne-2 bedrms-. : baths. screened
P Ss,s nEfs yars; ehiis 5C,1s a1d
SHELTON. Realtor. 20. s-gv00.
row brick. new eonc-. fenced yds
eas heat; SOC so. IA, 2-37O5
ALEX. HuntinEten : s-sedrm.
rec, SIS. DU. 7-63O4. Kt. y-S646.
ALEXANDRlA-Lovely 3-bedfOom,
ils-6ath townhouse: lse. hv. IN.
with frepl.. lee. din. rm.; con.
pleteiy. restored ana remodeled;
In / Son .' iSc'. Ii. seiiss1s.
Ar. HALL s,-saeh with 2
rance and refgr Side O. rear pen.
37l9 lst re So. SOS mo-: ls3
"a n.SSs s Ts; SsS' "A NO s.s g T.
All, Iels =. Pierce sa--s;Ssd:
room brick home; separate dining
rem s ssssPsnt' ssassnasEs d TsSsn;
CO. Resitcr' IA. 4-i9oo'
ABA eaiSp f,H.' " I ssss afs go N In
full din. rm,.- mod, kit. scr. preh.:
full hSmt fenced rear I'd. mr..
Thomas jefferson. Patrick Henry,
ST Thomas More schools; $3.50.
FOL s, Irving st. IA. S-0lf3.
ARLINGTON. NORTH. nice residen.
tial area-Drick S-hedrcom ram-
bier with basement and Anchor
fenced corner lot, Walk blocks
e Srads o. junier hish sshoo..
aal pMe At dn0y 1 = min IA n q
OF Pent. 3OOi John Marshall dr.
All IKE. 6-S3S5. Sl45 mo. 22s
RAnEYS X-ROADS AREA-Excel.
rentals 3 and 4 bedrms.; 81 10
to 5000 c 3. o,SHAuqHNESSY.
ewes. or. 4-Tlss.
RETHESDA-white. Cape Cod; .
bedrmS, bath and full esmt.
Very cow. 20 Naval hospital and
NlH $3.50. THOMAS L. PHIL
LIPS CO, OIL 4-i4s4.
BErHEsDA-chsrminE brick Colo
NAL home: in elose-in pethe4da.
Soos Ssd ,nr,c.. Sssss sE,asts:s
in nf S ss9s f saSHsA Hn Z f PSf.
LIPS CO. OIL. 4-lA24.
BUREAU or STANDARDS ARIA.
1 Sedrms', s-os'h brick house.
Et,ll bsmt Ant sarAae. Sl7A mo.
". fount, FRANK 8. ShllLiPS.
'BYFORDE-Nearly new, S.bedrm.
s-hath air-cond.. split level; S12S.
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS Co.
cHEvY CHASE. D. Ca .eedrms.
: baths. CLOSE 70 Blessed Saera-
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS co. OIL.
cHEvY CHASE, D. C.. at ea4e
s aesass.Hn T. s nS~SApRsslins ana
FEB /: Twins I'm. with fireplace.
dinlng rm,, enclosed porch, sun.
can SHANNON 4 tUcAs Co. IA.
CHEvY cHAsE, MD.-FiTst eier.
ms o. one Of Chevy Chase, Mary.
lands showplaees. 4 disniAsd Coz
lonial with liv.. run. din, rm, kit,
dep and perch esdgp S.a, and
on S sss on House "a ar in A sSp:rS 's sSsa
ton, $500, For appointment TO
inspect; call THOMAS L. PHIL
LIS CO, OF. A-lAe4,
bath, brick. semidet.; available
keb 1 on heat; ples, scnd, $40.
81 FfcS Mas. | PHILLIPS CO.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. 7S5 upsai
81. sc -3-bedrms s.a-bath semi-
Diet brick rent, Sii2 JOHN l.
SHELTON, Realtor, 10, $4,000.
CoNGREss HEIGHTS. aSO7 Broth
ers pl se.-e-bedrm. det. bunsa-
low. beautiful location. overlook
ms Boiling Field and river; rent.
Sil5 JOHN L, SHELTON, Real
tor. 10. 1000
COM. AVE. NV. iO3S--. Redsc.,
3-bedrm. brick house. .sull bsmt.
and RaIagc. sla0 mo. Nj. Yount.
PRANK ;. PiiILLIPs INC. DI.
FAIREAss TOwls. iSs pelrvisv az.
-. bedrms., dining, pU. b.Sg3S
~ ss.'F ana s sn' weekdays gSg'n
(continusd on Next Pgfst
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FARM AND GARDEN

ExPERT TREE woIE, done o ,E,ss
! BID. INC. w. i.ooat
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1924 Monroe st. NV.
rn cOF Fl, :s r ssss. w o.I I'm s.e
Incl util. Mod, NV. elevator bldg.
ssaaspfss sodeZ ses so ,snitoF or cali
Leguin " Gerber Realty Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
FAIRFAX VILLAGE
38th and Alabama Ave. Sc

washinetons nest beautiful ana
msnts, So acres q beautifully land.
seaped around vet only ~ min.
ufes from downtown WashinGton
~ public transportation OF auto
ments, reasonably priced; FURNISHED
or unfuTnished: wired Tor sir con-
Rental once, eO0I ssth 81. 80.
Phone 10 2-s2s5 SIS 80 Monday
throueh SATURDAY.. 1880 sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
Apys. TURNlsMED--vA.

ALExANDRiA. eavatoyn : SIS 4
S.Sses S pssss ss,'i u 'l n. and On
49, y rs fs r esmi .ul fs fs.!sSSss
ARL.--Lovsiy. clean, f-bedFm, apt
NgdS SKI s seEssa. "a t1i y.o4 Iss
Arr. : Beaut. mod. ~ befrm
$llp 30, Slto: . min. D, g. "a, b
Arr, "a o. , 6edrm. dupIsF Y
nice haril.; lease, "a. a-si1N
FALLS cMpRCH-Lgss newly Ase
s0 rms, at iSllssi ., VIZ TIih u'il'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
Ru||GG
MAYFAIR SHOP

Imported Persian designs. exira.
s essys; s SS1:; sss blue sHiS'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

PIANos--used aprlehts at. prices
from Sob .Qp. Good selection
available Also values IN used
save. 81. $4,000. PIANO MART.
1918 It'll az. NV. tin the block
PIANOS EQR RkNT, with option
70 buy, Prom $500 monthly up
plus hauling charges. 0T, a-03OO.
PIANO MART. 1918 9TH 81. nv.
fLAfkn PIANO AND ROLLS. per-
fect playing condition; for rec.
rna.. SOS. DE-, s-lA05.
fRlNIIN0 KeuIP. = Model 1850
Mllltiiith. Soh0; folder, cleo, o..
inch width. AMc Model IS, SIS;
paper cutter, lever-operated s0la".
chRllenge Mach. Co, $3.50: plate
meking EQUIP. (eAx24-inch). Levy
dafkrm. camera and is-lone scr
vacuum printing frame, ATT.
Model 3, 90x3l Inch; 2 Macbeth
cafnon art lamps. 9 transformers,
controuef stainless steel sink,
rubber plans. 2 dnrkFm. ughts,
$3.50. shown BY apt. IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

500: with l-Snrner tor unis. sos
sFs y ssss :iS :, t is:;HsE ssg
3l01 lAth 81 NV. ia 0-70OO
REFRlGkRAf0Rs, used, 1880 up:
ioil 5tA q. NV. ma. s-sa52.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
ROOMS FURHlsHED-n.E.

c0I0RED. LARGE faTa. IN, ier
mother and child, care for ehiid'
reasonable II. 7.Se70.
COL0RKD-BROOKLAND ARIA
Attr bedFr Home privileges
couple or adulta Du. 7-l6Si
COL0RHD-FOR NAN. oriyilsRes.
- PER week. SEE Florence 81 ne.
Ii. 1884.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
Rooms TURn-s.E.&W.
ROOMS. N0UsEKEEPINs

ABINGDON turn. lghi house
keeping rma; mr., bus and shop.
eff, rgas. repi. "a. 2-7lle.
FRONT STUDIO RM.l FsfsT.. gTln,
inek-radio. ~. foam mattress:
S5-ss "a. 3i47 p *. j-d03J
3eoS itth 81. NV. Apt a-very
s s,;rAe' ~, Il. .. ag, 50 vs es,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
PERFECT

Automatic air.eond apt, beauti-
full, and completely furnished incl.
sssr. n. seFVis hn linen, so S1s,
csntTai location Em6assy Row al
park. 1873 Euclid NV. HU 3-S549
It's 0reat-1ts Hilltop House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
ROOMS FuRRlsRED-M.W.

BUCHANAN sT. NV. iio0--Furn.
rooms, Tv, kitchen pFivilsi for
ladies, Call RA, 3.033a.
CATHEDRAL AVE-. on Coma
q M An an .sh.SIin ' 's'H''' WV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
REFRIGERATORS
sasSS22ss asE ssS 3 is az g
Refrigerator Close-olt

kELAx-A-clx0R, used very little.
instructions, S7S. WA, 7-012e
RRsfAURANf EQUIPMENT - one
General Electric refHr. small: 1
NATL eash register. tables and
chairs. IN AL eond. e03i N nv,
kuGs. Eenutne oriental al sizes
greatly reduced. CASSABIAN,
S20A o q. ct Wis. ave,
RU0 sALR-Neu and used Tugs.
Sis Up ARLA Plant. PARK Riio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

@ 81. s.E.. No. 3335--fedEm., Nv.
rms ainst,s. ~ and bath ld ss
incl. all utlla. JOHN l.. SHELTON.
Renlt0F. 10 $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

BAcHELoR. share With other ynF.
cons, bachs.; attr. 2-bedrrn. apt;
Hi-Pi: $50 so mo, DE-. 2-7e2s,
GENTLEMAN 10 SHARE :.bedrm
apt. with smother man virrinia.
". l-2iO2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

cHEvY CHASE, MD.-FiTst efier.
,ns q one q chevy chase Mary
S sSTi'I ana S'n porch ar; i Ssdrms'. and
4 baths on % ar, Also 4 hedfms
on Srd or House in superb eondi-
ton, $500. For appointment to
,n,SRse! 20 car thongs l. PHIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

coLQRED-Isoo IAIIMoNI ST.
Sniy sso y 8 ms ono incl Sr'H ssss and
hot water. Cali CO. b-6222.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

ness meeting and election Of
ofiicers.
In the capacity Of congress
sional wife and hostess, hers
is a busy schedule keyed TO
dividing her time between
Washington and the family
home In Crestview. This
means keeping two houses
running as the Sikeses are
back and forth often during
the year. spending as much
time as possible in their
home state.
When Congress adj0urns
they win fly of for Okaloosa
County. After that Mrs. Skies
will accompany her lawmaker
husband on most Of his
swings around the State and
visits here and there for this
election year. Following their
usual custom. the couple do
not plan to return here until
January.
In Washington, Mrs. Skies
is active with various groups
including the Congressional
Club, and the 77th Congress
sional Club. Belonging to the
Woman's National Democrat
ic Club is "a must on her
Evening star., 1958-07-11

two years as Red Cross Drive
chairman in Crestview.
Her newest avocation is oil
painting and Inez Skies says
that she is in the "still-life
stage" and is particularly
partial TO doing fruit--Florida
varieties. Of coursel She also
likes TO garden, swim and sun.
Their Washington resi-
dence, just a half block from
the Congressman's ofice. is
a restored. early Capitol Hill
house Of coral-colored brick.
Mrs. Skies has furnished it
with antiques and traditional
furniture as she has Honey
Creek" their home in Crest
view. named for the pictur-
esque stream running through
its so acres.
In contrast to their two
Evening star., 1958-07-11
MEET THE PRESIDENT
FioridQ Society
Elects Mrs. Skies

It's a woman's world In the
presidential bracket this year,
at least. in the Florida State
Society herel
For brown-eyed. chestnut
haired Mrs. Robert L. F.
Skies Of crestview. Fla, this
week won the society's top
post unopposed along with
her slate Of officers. She
succeeds Representative
Dante B. Fascell Of Miami as
president.
One Of the very attractive
members of the Capitals
congressional set, Mrs. Skies
is the wife Of Representative
Skies. dean Of the Florida
congressional delegation. Her
husband is a merNer Of the
powerful Appropriations
Committee Of the House of
Representatives.
Annual Meeting
Mrs. Skies was voted in as
president in the Senate Cau-
Gus Room at the annual busi-
Evening star., 1958-07-11
WHY GROW OLD?
A Hobby
Will Keep
You Fit
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN
Register and Tribune Syndicate

The way we spend our
leisure time is becoming more
and more important since
We have so much more Of it
than in the past.
Modern appliances and
gadgets have given women IN
the home more time for in
dulgence in personal interests
and activities and the work
week has shrunk greatly.
A little more time away
from the routine responsible
ties can add a bonus to life
and the way we spend it has
a great impact on our health
and happiness.
We all need a hobby or
avocation to make this Spe-
eial time rewarding.
There are so many fields
which beckon one. There are
paintinf Or ceramics or wood
carving nd all sorts of other
handicrafts.
Many men find cabinet
making extremely fascinat-
ing and are very skilled.
I know one scientist who
makes the most beautiful in
laid furniture / have ever
seen. 1t would be sky high in
PRICE in a New York Fifth
avenue shop. However, crea-
tive hobby is always satisfy.
ing, skill or no skill.
If you have a yen for one
Of these, do not let the fact
that you are unskilled stop
you! $50
Then OF course there Is the
world of music. Whether you
make up little tunes and pick
them out on the piano, or
collect records or learn to
play a musical instrument,
the pull of music is funda-
mental and stimulating and
soothing.
You can learn to play the
piano or violin, saxophone or
guitar at any age. The uku-
lele is fun to play and is
easy to learn.
Sports can be very health
full hobbies. These are es-
pecially valuable for those
who do not have Superlative
+ health and wish to improve it.
1t is always a good idea
to have a hobby which is
completely diSassociated from
your work.
One famous portrait artist
I know has the hobby of
breeding and training bird
dogs.
Rich leisure hours add
health and pleasure to your
days rather than fatigue or
boredom!
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postage stamp" gardens in
Washington, their Florida red
brick. sOuthern-styIe Colonial
home Is surrounded by is
acres Of trees. shrubbery and
flowers including a rose gar
den.
Inez Skies and her hus-
band. a former publisher and
former member Of the Florida
State Legislature. share a
keen interest in both hunting
and fishing and enjoy cook
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list and she has served it in
a number Of capacities. In
cludine being on the Con-
gressional Wives Forum.
AvocatiOn
Among other things. she
also belongs to the American
Legion Women's Auxiliary,
the Crestview Women's Club
and the Crestview Garden
Club. In Crestview she works
with the Women's Hospital
Auxiliary whenever possible.
just recently she completed
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ing and eating what they kill
and catch. They keep their
Florida deep freeze well
stocked. N
Sharing the Skies love Of
the out-of-doors is Son Rob-
ert Keyes Skies, who attended
the University Of Florida at
Gainesville. and was sradu-
ated last month from Florida
State University in Talla-
hassee.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-27
Wor,sharn,

Mrs F'lau Wilkcrson ana Miss
Ollie Porteriield were guests on
Monaay 0i MIS- Laurence tucker
~ CrtWc
Kiehni0ndefs Here
w AAd Nrs l.osan iIammoek
NJ sandstan, and A cher Southall
W Richmond VISITED thcir parents
the past week end
Mn AND NIrs Ohs Mckay and
family VI Richmond we're Sunday
guests Of Mrs Stanley Mckay
Other callens We're MISS Nancy
Elliott hafllnc Hubbard Betty Fav
Nh Winan and Curtis. Bernard and
Charles Mckay
Residents Picnic
NAT AID Mrs John WllEs and
Incy Fay Wilks and Nh and MIS-
Eafl Moore and daughter enjoyed
w picrar ~ Charlotte County sm-
VII" and visited Mrs. Monroe Chi
M sS
AiHs ANIME SCARBOROUGH 81
Wakefield has been visiting her
DAUGHTER Mis BERT Rodgers
4ad Mr RODGERS
Mr. and Mrs Russell Slayton and
iAmiiy NJ IhrocE called on the
JoAn Wllks Saturday