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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-26

Buckeye state winners who
will be delegates to the 3Sth
National All Club Congress in
Chicago Nov. 29 through Dec. 3
include leaders In frozen foods,
soil and water conservation,
safety, and electric projects.
Their activities have been
supervised by the Cooperative
Extension Service.
Eleven years Of All work with
emphasis on frozen foods
project have won for Janice
Bernhard, 1S, of Shiloh, her trip
to Chicago.
One of the Savannah Happy
Go Lucky All Club girls, Miss
Bernhard is a freshman at Bliss
College. Her Chicago trip is
given by Whirlpool Corporation.
Love Of the good earth" and
his soil and water conservation
project go hand in hand for
Thomas Schwartz, 21, Of Cort-
land. His Chicago trip provided
by the FirestOne Tire Il Rubber
Co. climaxes nine years All
membership.
His All Club experience forms
the basis for Schwartz success
full management Of the family's
farm.
AS president, vice president,
recreation leader, news reporter,
junior leader, and assistant lead
er, Schwartz has helped clubs
including the Junior Breeders,
Tractors, and Trumbull County
Soil Savers.
Upon graduation from Fowler
High School in 1856, Schwartz
took over management of the
farm, together with SO head Of
cattle, while his father works at
an outside business.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-26
Interesting History Of Macksburg
Dates Back To 1902, Report Disc|oses

history Macksbug church, together with brief sketch
of the village ITSELF prepared by Mrs Lizzie Hale for presenta
ton the 50th anniversary of the church founding
when the church dedicated in 1904,
2h anniversary observance of its founding
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troted in full color In hondsone binders that open
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

TINS WEEK Mooorins / Msy 10. 1857
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
Devil Takes Daughter -

CONTINUED from Back Page)
HENCE, OUR IMPERATIVE ADMoNITIoN, JESUS
AND MNE-"THE FLESH PRoFTETH NOTHING.
IT IS THE SPIRIT THAT oUIcKENETH. THE
WORDS THAT SPEAK UNTO YOU THEY ARE
SPIRIT AND THEY ARE LIFE! John 6:63 QR. c. 64).
80 "she The wife of John J. WaIIblIich who is
connected with General Motors" - (Def Times l/l6)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24

AND HUMAN ARE MERELY VISIBLE, My.T-H-i
CAL, MORTAL TH.oU-c-H-T M.yfH-s H.
coUNTERFEIrs AND BURLEsoUEs o. externally
HARMONIOUS DIVINE. AND SPIRITUAL. cHRisTLikE
IDEAS
TRAP Ex-oFFIcER M HCtDUP SPREE
Dearborn Father OF 2 confesses
Liquor and Bills are Bcned for His Crime Wave
BY James L. Kermn Detroit News)
surrc Jnainy small home In Dearborn early today.
police and Wayne County deputy hsrls arrested former
Dearborn policeman who immediately identified he
onerasn crime Mat swept through Deroifs south
western suburbs Tuesday night.
Detectives said Donald w. Wood, 23-dropped from the
Dearborn police department Dec because he didn't
10 be working out poIiceman-adniffed I hoIdvps
al least three while still policeman.
PLANNED TRIP
Wood blamed drinking and mounting bills for the crime
career.
He denied erinnnaIIy assavIfins one OF his victims
u knew you'd get me-" he said Everybody had my
description. Even my mother suspicious"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
Gone Hog Wild -

tConfinved from Back Pauel
SEX-SATANS SOCIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENT
THROUGHOUT SOCIETY," AND ESPECIALLY IN THE
ENTERTAINMENT WORLD AND WORLD OF
LsTTERs!, AND WoMENS CLOTHING INDUSTRIES!
s.E-x-A DEvILlsH, MYTHICAL COUNTERFEIT.
BuRlEsouE OF oMNIPoTENT. SPIRITUAL POWER
ATTRACTION. GRAvlTATIoN!
THE UNIVERSE is l0o9s THE MANIFESTATION OF
THOUGHT THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL
lM-Y-T-HI-c-A-Ll BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN
ARE ETERNAL"l-I, God. TO St. Paul. TO you.
POPULATION EXPLOSION. FLOOD.
IS OF THE DEVIL
AND HIS DEPUTIES, THE SEX EXPLORERS AND
ouPEs OF sATANs BILLION S RAckETl
SEX AND BILLION S ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE,
TOBACCO, AND DRUG STORE MEDICINE
RAcKETs !, AND EXPLOITATION OF CRIME!
0MNIP0TENT. 0MNIPRESENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE EXCLUDE UTTERLY ANY
REALITY TO THE FOREGOING HUMAN AND
"MATERIAL" Il!
NY OFFSPRING-YoUR TRUE BEiNG-ALoNE,
RE-A-L!-MATTERLESS.F LESHLEss SPIRITUAL,
cHRiSTLIKE-ETERNALLY. COMPLETELY PoPu-
LATINO. suPER-sATuRATlNc. THE ONE UNIVERSE
WITH UNAVAILABLE. iNcoRRUPTiBLE, INvUL-
NERABLE. oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE. YOUR TRUE HABiTAT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24

ALSO TOLD YOU IN TIME PAST THAT THEY WHICH DO
SUCH TtiNes SHALL NOT INHERIT TIVE KINGDOM or
COD.
"pur THE FRUIT or THE SPIRIT IS LOVE, JOY,
PEACE. LoNcsuFFERINc. cENTLENEss. GOODNESS.
FAITH MEEkNEsS, TEMPERANCE: AGAINST SUCH
THERE Is NO LAW" GbidJ
What Youth Think
WE PRIZE INDIVIDUALITY
By Eugene Gilbert tDe+roM News Hs)
Most Of she eounfrys cool convinced hs only
slow pole amoeba would get large charge out Of ponding
the pad anything seagsy brainfood.
SUCCEED BY THE BROWN. THEY YEN TO CUT OUT
AND SEND HIM TO THE DARK SIDE or THE NOON
WHAT KIND OF TALK IS THIS? IT'S TEEN-AcE TALK.
A WEIRD, MAD LANGUAGE WITH A VOCABULARY ALL
ITS OWN THAT KEEPS PARENTS GUESSING.
Translated from the original teen-ese, the opening two
sentences mean;
Most Of the youngsters contacted in a nationwide
survey think only old fashioned bookworm would
any fun in spending evening at home with his homework
Angered by anyone sivdiovs they feel like hauling of
and telling him TO get lost
Simple isn't t7
HEAVY DOSE
OF COURSE NOT. AND NO TEEN-AcER TALKS LIKE
THAT BUT THAT'S THE WAY IT WOULD SOUND IF ALL
THEIR zANY WORDS AND IDioMs WERE USED TO-
CETHER WITHOUT RECOURSE TO REGULAR ENGLISH.
oBscURITY, SECRECY, coNFoUNDINc THE ADULTS
ARE ALL PART OF THE FUN IN HAVING A LANGUAGE
ALL THEIR OWN
"Teen-ssers" says Brenda Fvrtman of Duluth, talk
mixedvP argcn because il makes them feel like important
individuals They like feeling superior something.
When they find that adults cannot understand their Ian.
guage, they have this feeling Of superiority"
sixteenyearold Allan Schneider of Philadelphia makes
similar analysis of why teenagers feel need for other
world dialogues ifs new generation and wants make
its mark individual generation"
GET ATTENTION
THE FACT THAT TEENACERS DO NOT WANT TO
BE TOTALLY coMPREHENDED BY THEIR ELDERS DOES
NOT MEAN THAT THEY WANT TO BE IGNORED. IN
FACT. QUITE THE OPPOSITE
AS H-year-od Joe Greenberg of Cheshire Conn.,, ex-
plains IT, they want TO be noticed they invent language
of their own"
There is also element of youthful rebellion in this
occasional hiding behind language barrier Lot of grown
ups says 5yearod Yvonne Cadorei, Of New York City,
don't make an effort to understand teenagers So the
feeners rebel with language of their and adults don't
even have 10 try 10 understand Them"
FOR PARENTS WHO WOULD LIKE TO MAKE AN
EFFORT AT LEARNING ONE OF THE WORLDS MOST
oBScuRANTIsT LANGUAGES, WE HAVE COMPILED
GLOSSARY OF TERMS AND IDIoMs CURRENT IN THE
TEEN LATITUDES.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
A-power Plant
CONTINUED from Back Page)
5-POUND A-POWER PLANT IS PERFECTED
sconfinued from Back Psss)
PART Z

VConnUed from Back Page
5-POUND A-POWER PLANT IS PERFECTED
free Press, wv
WASHNcTON.-A fhermoeIecfrie generator bigger
fhan mans hat containing moving parts and capable
Of doing the work Of 450 pounds Of the best electric
feries displayed Friday by the Atomic Energy Com
mission.
The fvepovnd device acclaimed by Federal scien-
fists significant breahrovgh in the direct conversion
Of heat into electrical energy and milestone in the
development OF light compact power for nsfrv
ments carried in earth satellites
In its first demonstration outside the commission. the
model generator set President Eisenhowers desk
briefly Friday Hooked finy electric motor
spun miniature airpane propeller and powered small
radio transmifier and receiver
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24

ABSOLUTELY NO FREEDOM OF the WILL
OF THE SATAN BOUND" JESUS DEcLARED
FATHER FORGIVE THEM. FOR THEY KNOW NOT
WHAT THEY DOL
NY cREATloN-HIS AND YOUR TRUE BEING
MATTERtEss. FLEsHLEss. SPIRITUAL. cHRlsTLlKE-
NY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LiKENEsS-Is UNDER
Externally HARMONIOUS CONTROL, PROTECTION
IN. AND or. THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UTTER
~ ANY POSSIBILITY or REALITY TO THE
MYTHICAL. pEvlLisH. ANTlcHRlsT. PSYCHE
PATHlc. ADAMLEvE. MuRpERous CAIN, JUDAS.
kNAvES AND FOOLS PSEUDO HUMAN CREATION
PARENTHooD. AND THE "GHAsrLY FARCE" or
ACCEPTING SHADOWS FOR SUBSTANCE. THE
CHASTITY MscoNcEPTloN THAT THE UNIVERSE
IS WATERFALL WHEREAS. THE so-eslIed MATERIAL"
tcenfnusd Next Column. Topl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
Yeggs Take Liquor

Continued from Page "
approximately Sl.oo0 was reported stolen from safe
at lssle's Pharmacy. 2375l Sehooera and $50 from,
cash register twenty-five cartons Of elqsres also were
taken
CUT HOLE IN ROOF
The fhetts were discovered yesterday by William Web
sfer 's'oo emore pharmacist at the store Police said
ing.
More than $1,000 IN cash and checks n cases of LIQUOR
valued 81 5000 and 80 Of egsress were reported
ssoien Yesterday from the Dvnseh DRUGSTORE In Pontiac
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
Han!I Off fund

halnk Off Fund
tCeniinued from Back Page,
PART
GOV. WILLIAMS POWER HUNGRY
OEMAC0CuE : AND MS DAY OF RECKONIMCI
But. T0W IS THE FULFILLING OF THE LAW"
EVEN THOUGH YOU HAVE TO Cast OUT
DEVILS!
HANDS OFF FUND, VETS TELL STATE
No Other Way suys WiIliams
Sees Evil Doy' Ahead in Finances
BY James Robinson free Press, l/ID
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for organized veterans Friday
night gave Gov. Williams nat mo" on his plan 70 use
the Veterans Trust Fund TO Michigan IFS critical
cash situation
In spite OF their stand the Governor ndc' there Is
NO aernsfive He said he hopes fe people OF the state
veterans and nonveerans-wIl full opportunity TO
UNDERSIGNED fhe cash crisis"
Williams is puzzled how he can do more than he
has TO convince fhe Legislature and the veterans that he
sees no other way out.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
We Prize Individuality

Continued from Back Pauel
OF THIS WORLD. WHICH IS F0oLISHNESS WITH
GOD. St. Paul, WHICH WOULD KEEP THE SATAN
BOUND" FOREVER SATAN BOUND u
AND SO, ON PAGE OF THE PREFACE, S&H
YOU READ: ITO THOSE LEANING ON THE SUSTAINING
INFINITE, TODAY IS BIG WITH BLESSINGS"
Also, THE TIME FOR THINKERS HAS GOMEZ! -
TRUTH, INDEPENDENT OF DOCTRINES AND TIME
HoNoRED SYSTEMS, KNOCKS AT THE PORTAL OF
HUMANITY. CONFINEMENT WITH THE PAST AND THE
COLD CONvENTIONALITY OF MATERIALiSM ARE
cRUMBLINc AWAY IGNORANCE OF GOD IS NO
LONGER THE sTEPPINc-SToNE TO FAITH. THE ONLY
GUARANTEE OF OBEDIENCE IS A RIGHT APPREHEN.
SION OF HIM WHOM TO KNOW Alright IS LIFE
ETERNAL THOUGH EMPIRES FALL. THE LORD SHALL
REIGN FOREVER"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
CUT HOLE IN ROOF

DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JAN. "a. 1859
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE"

IMPERATIVE J.
AS PER NY TWO MASTERPIECES. KING JAMES
PROTESTANT BIBLE AND c.s. TEXTBOOK - THE
LATTER PRESENTING PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS
RE NDENcE-iNDIvIDUALITY - ON coNcLUD-
ING PAGE OF "ANIMAL MAGNETISM rD-EvIL1
UNMAsKED." AND MANS TRIUMPH THERETO.
"PRoPER GOVERNMENT"
GOD HAS ENDOWED MAN WITH INALIENABLE
RIGHTS. AMONG WHICH ARE sELF-covERNMENT.
REASON. CONSCIENCE"
IMAM Is PROPERLY SELF-covERNED ONLY
WHEN he IS GUIDED RIGHTLY AND GOVERNED BY
Has MAKER DIVINE TRUTH AND LOVE-" (S&H, p. 1907
MANS RIGHTS ARE INVADED WHEN THE DIVINE
ORDER IS INTERFERED WITH, AND THE MENTAL TRES
PAssER lNcURs THE DIVINE PENALTY DUE THIS
CRIME.
WE PRESENT. ADDITIONALLY. MRS. EDDYs IN
PRODUCTION TO ST. PAULs ADMoNlTIoNS TO THE
GALATIANS, HEAVEN REALIZING
LET THIS AGE. WHICH SITS IN JUDGMENT ON
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, SANCTION ONLY SUCH METHODS
AS ARE DEMONSTRATE IN TRUTH AND KNOWN BY
THEIR FRUIT. AND CLASSIFY ALL OTHERS AS DID ST.
PAUL IN HIS GREAT EPlSTLE TO THE GALATIANS.
WHEN Ne WROTE AS FOLLOWS
"'Now THE WORKS OF TIE FLESH ARE MANIFEST
WHICH ARE THESE; ADULTERY. FoRNIcATioN UN-
CLEANLINESS. RIGHTEOUSNESS. IDoLATRy, WITCH
CRAFT, HATRED. VARIANCE. EMulATioNs. WRATH.
STRIFE. sEDiTIoNs. HEREslEs. ENvYINcs. MURDERS.
DRUNKENNESS REvELlINcs AND SUCH LIKE:
"roF THE WHICH TELL YOU BEFORE. AS I HAVE
Continued Next Column Topl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
Ex-0ffiter Trapped

(continUed from Back Psgel
PART z
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27
JOINT BIRTHDAY PARTY
FErEs DOBBiNS SISTERS

a Joint birthday party was held
In honor o. Arlene Dobblns seven,
10 Ann five and Patricia Ann, four
years old, daughters of Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Dobbins o. 40is Gin
ton Az on Saturday February 81.
from 10 pm At their home
The afternoon was enjoyed play
ing various games Favors u bal
looms and cups were given each
guest Following games, the hon
aroes opened their gifts to me de-
light of their guests, The scrytng
Of refreshments concluded the AZ.
tsrnoon ~ fun
Guests enjoying the party were
MarIyn Webb. Tracy Taylor, Re
gina and Michael Turner Yvoune
Burgess. Novella Ciack. Catherine
McGrcw Ann Marie Re9an. Fran
co.'s WAL. Bonnie. Craig and Glenn
Rice. Anita Carson, Susan Grov-
ender Linda ThurHton. Philip Do
bsrah ard Pamela Humphrey
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27
Council OF Clubs
Meet March z

The Twin CITY Council OF Clubs
win hold ita monthly meeting
Monday, March 2nd At tho Prince
iian Masonic Temple. 1882 ith
Ave q AZ $50 pm All affiliated
club representatives arc requested
60 be present AZ important activ,
itirs II the Council calendar YEAR
arr 20 be chartod
Foremost among the activities
to be considered are plans for 10.
cusine further community atton,
tinn upnn "fair housing legisla.
ton the number one civic pro.
jeot ~ the Council FOR the year
Also tioketed Cor discussion ara
plans for the Connects annual
eprraidenta aalr' The Council "
anticipating this event 20 heroine
one ~ the communities most frs
tive occasions
President Wayne uianton urges
that every club assume the ros
uponsibiiity OF seeing that It's req.
reaon,aiiyes ARE present 10 help
plan these important functions
lie also reminds nffIliates 10 i'm.
tnediately send In 1869 dues and
current roster Of offices and mem
beers
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27
FErED WITH THEArTR
PARTY ON BIRTHDAY

Myla Lewis, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. WILDER X Lewis OF 1916 Sec
ond Az $ was geted on her tenth
birthday Sunday afternoon Febr7I-
airy p, with a theater party hy
her parents.
Myla and nine OF her friends
were guests at the Boulevard
Theater where they saw the Gets
ha Boy After the show. the group
went back to Mylas home where
they were served ice cream and
cake, after which the lovely gifts
given the honoree by her friends
were opened and displayed.
Helping her 10 a happy birth.
day while enjoying the fun were
Pamela Johnson Carol Larson
Colby Cook, Nolita Mieheau. Turn
er Ripper Greg widseth. James
Tasa. Michael johnson and Hickey
Boudreaux
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27

sinai hospital for the past throo
weeks returned home Wednesday
February ~ and is now oopvalusc
ing az home Her sister Mrs Mild
rod Crawford ef Chicago. who Is
y mlrs" arrived Friday night and
VIII remain with her sister untii
she Is well on the road 20 recovery.
Matinee Rrldgc clubs A tasty
lunch and an enjoyable afternoon
was spent Tuesday February "a,
when Mrs tunicc Jones, p6e Car
toll Az WAS hostess 20 the Mat,
inee bridge Club Taking home
club ptiEca Tor high scores were
Mines Fred schuek Eupice Jones'
and Fred Brent, firat second and
third Winning guest prisns were
Mrs Walter Aston, first and Mrs
i.attie Hall second Mrs Hattie
Walker. sad Iglchar, Az win he
hostess az the next meeting on
March 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27
FRIENDS Help TIE
fRIp MuRpHYs OBSERVE
THtlR ANNIVERSARY

a festive spirit prevailed IN the
lovely home ~ Mr. and Mrs Fred
Murphy 81 ao2o second Az g.
when they entertained a group Of
friends az dinner party on Sat
ufday evening February ~
Served IN n RELAXED and informal
name, dinner started of with
cocktails IN the rmpus room
which were enjoyed an Rucstn SOC
ialixnd ana exchanged Ray repair
tee A fuu buffet service hlghlIFhi
20 with wild game fish bafhocued
chicken ara a variety u food waa
served ia the dining room with
artistic molds giving color and
flavor 10 an abundant meal
During the course ~ the dinner.
Mrs murphy announced that tho
PARTY was f2nd wedding an
niyernary Observance ~ the couple
witch wins a surprise 70 most ~
the guests However rev who re-
nerpbrred presented the Mufphvs
With Tfi much 20 their SIR
prise
F'olimJoF dinner Ru"ats social
lied and bad a ihfpnRtiy wonder
f,l time
Enjoying their hospitality were
Measrs and Mime Joseph Sykes
George Howard. Kenneth led~aris
ali ~ 81 Paul Cad Wade ~
Warneu Rhodes Mines Rnsssil
isalangs a v nazingo James
|tldeats - PAU clyde Johnson
.sr Jessie Shepard ard The nsasra
4. syhos ana Louis valirn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27
cosmetoIosists Unit 22o
Reflects Mrs. Granger

Mrs Helen Alien. seoa Third Av.
s.. was hostess 10 the regular
monthly meeting Of the Unique
Cosmetologists Unit No 220 on
Monday afternoon February %, at
t;l5. with the president Mrs. Their
ess Granger, presiding
A very fine report was given
by the president OF the regional
meeting held IN Omaha, Neb, A
new member Mrs Marion vii.
liams WAS welcomed into mem-
hership
The following officers were elect
ed and installed. Mrs Theresa
Granger, reelected president
Mines. Helen Allen, vice president.
Beatrice Hall. financial secretary.
Odessa Walker recording secre-
tary. Marion Williams assistant
recording secretary; Zephyr Turn
en- treasurer; Genevievc Jackson,
parIlamentarian. A. d Adams,
chaplain: sunshine and statistic
ian Mrs. Hattie McCarter; Mrs
Joanna X HoIbrook, educational
and reporter and Mrs Granger and
Mrs Allen representatives 10 the
Council az Clubs
The next meeting win be with
Mrs Granger AZ hostess AZ her
home 1924 Fourth Az 8 on Mon.
day March %
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27
QUINN CIVIC cluB
HOLDS 1859 INSTALLATION
i,aNlnc smith. corresponding

iNatatlaNOn ,NfTinNhlNH Tor new
officers 81 the Qunon Civic club
werp held Saturday February ~.
AZ the home II Mrs Nell Turner
Officers installed by Fannie
Coleman are Mira nanna Lamb.
president Mrs Mary Vaughn, vice
president MINES Virginia Wiley.
secretary iielanis Neal program
chairman Nell Turner treasurer
and Geraldine ruifori, business
manager
changes were made for the bene
~ ~ the club and It's 90 workers
., wax stressed by the body that
All OFFICERS installed arc those per
sons who havu the clubs interest
at heart nv being on time at meet
tngs and the ability 90 follow
through with good strung leader.
ship
Mrs Ann Jenkins WAS welcomed
az 4 new member
Refreshments were served by thr
hostess following the business ses.
sion
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27

Twin city Ridge Cinb; Mrs
Euuice Jones. sp2 Carroll Az win
be hoatesr "a the Twin CITY Bridge
club on Saturday evening February
q. At her home
New Citizen rs boy for STAFF
Sgt and Mrs Thomas Shelton Of
ses fgiehart Az Mare Shelton
arrived February II in 81. Joseph
hospital tipping the scales ai nine
pounds and one and one-haif
ounces n p1u b. happy day
sar STAFF SIT Shelton on his ar
rival borne a. q win be his first
glimpse ~ his rev son Mr. and
Mrs p r noorn ~ g, Paul are
ths maternal grandparents
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27

hHprr ami bAAnlco iohra,
Wnning club piisrs were Mmca,
Frank Terry tia BRADY and o u
Williams urst second and third
respectively Mrs Frank Terry
eiu Do hostesa az the Aprll meet
ing at her home. ASA tNTpt Az =
F-aoirrttcs Met A Valentine
motif WAS carried oft when Mrs
Dorothy Britt ans 81 Anthony
Az was hostess 10 the Esquirotte
Social club on Friday February
rs During che business session,
ways and means ~ enlarging the
clubs TREASURE wcrc discussed AZ
ter The business session, refresh
menta W. the Valentine motif were
served hy the hostess Mrs Robert
Patterson viii no hostess AT the
next meeting February ~. AZ her
home ed2 w Central Az
After Party Hosts Mr. and
Mrs Robert Patterson pda W
Central Az we're hosts at an after
party following the irpgmatela
Dancing party Friday evening
February 20 A barbecue dinner ot
chicken ami ribs Plus liquid 70
fronhmenis were enjoyed A high
light came whom the patterEona
presented a gift 10 Mrp Harry 4
F. nroWn tn honor ~ hor birthday
which was the sist ana the group
sang Happy nlrthday' 60 her
which came az surprise 10 Mrs
Brown Enjoying the hoatu hos
pitality wrrc McnFts ana MINES
Harry q Rrown Clarence a An
dorsou ar, Leonard Davis, 'rammie
ilraddack James Allen. Mrs Ear
line Galloway ana Mr. Jack Mills
/ Hreakfast rinechlr Chhi Mrs
eidnsy aaltor captured frat prize
Saturday when Mira Lafayette
Fields sos ~ Anthony Az was
houteau 90 the Breakfast plnochle
Club other prize winners were
Mira James IInRhes second and
Mrs rieldA third Mira George
iifookn ana Mira John Patton were
guests ~ the hostoas Mrs Wen.
DEN Gibbs 1919 y iaDd ST. Min
neapons wiI be hostess at the
nest meeting on March
out az iiaspitali Mrs Margaret
Itoeloit Anderson, 2s2e ala, Az
3 who has been patient IN Mt
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MRS. MERLE YOUNG
SURPRISED BY FRIENDS
AT SrORk SHOWER

4 large white stori carrying
baby In it's beak was the unique
eentorpieco used for surprise
stork shower given Sunday Feh-
ruary ~ at $50 pm, honoring
Mrs Merle Young
The delightful affair given AZ the
h0norcc's home 1928 oak Park Az
~, WAS hozted by Mines Addie
Mario Brown Lucille Jones' and
Ida Mae Young
While Mrs Young was out ful-
.fining an engagement with her
husband the group assembled at
her homo and when they returned
and entered the house voices could
be heard IN the distance shouting
Surprise and Il was then that
Mrs Young realised what IL waa
all about
Colors 81 pink and white dom
mated the decor The stork was
mounted ON a white covered box
with silver and gold stars around
II and containers Of pink and white
mints
Traditional shower games were
played with Mines Pauline Young
and Maxine Campbell capturing
prizes Mrs Margaret McMoore
won tho door prize The serving
81 tasty lunch. after which tho
honoree opened the many useful
and practical gifts FOR the baby
to-bc concluded the gala affair
Other guests present were Mines
Mildred Burns, Juanita Nicholas
Lena Wilson Anhbelle Beal Joe.
clyn Collins Barbara simmons,
Elizabeth Nichols, Dorothy Young
Lucille Wallace, Ruth Allen and
Beverly Jones
a number of RiftA we're received
from those invited but we're lin
abe 10 attend