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NAAcP Secretary
Wescheke Surveys
Organization Coins

Meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Jane Preston in White Bear Lake
Thursday, August IS, the executive
committee of the St Paul Branch
NAACP heard a survey of civil
rights gains during 1859 by secre-
tary Carl L. Weschcke.
Leading these gains is the call
by the Catholic Interracial Council
Of New York City for all Catholics
interested in social action to join
the NAACP in its work to streng-
then the constitutional safeguards
for the rights of individuals.
Other gains reported were that
California and Ohio adopted en-
forceable fair employment laws,
making 16 states with FEP legis-
lation; Colorado, Connecticut
Massachusetts, Oregon, Pittsburgh,
Pa. and New York City all adopted
laws against discrimination in
housing. Maine became the oath
state to prohibit discrimination in
places of public accommodation;
Washington state made it an I'M
fair practice to require any person
applying for financial credit to
state his race, religion and ma
tional origin, and California, Idaho
and Nevada rescinded their bans
on marriage between whites and
non-whites.
1t was also reported that Calf
ornia ratified the 14th Amend
ment to the U. S. Constitution
which guarantees that citizenship
rights shall not be abridged and
Oregon ratified the 18th Amend
ment providing equal rights for
white and non-white citizens.
The failure of any new progress
in civil rights within the state of
Minnesota was noted and the meet
ing closed with progress reorts
from Donald Lewis and Mrs. Pierce
Butler III on preparation for the
1860 national NAACP convention
to be held in st. Paul.
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CREDIT UNION BOARD
MEETING HELD ON
TUESDAY, AUGUST II

The Associated Negro Credit
Union held its regular monthly
meeting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. r. Jones, TAT st. Anthony
Av. on Tuesday evening. August
II, with the vice president, Cecil
E. Newman. presiding.
At the conclusion of the bus
mess session. a tasty repast was
served by the hostess.
Members present were Messrs.
James R. Lynn, A. Kelsey, Charles
Bradley ST., Martin Grant, Babe
Simmons, Clifford w. Smith, Jesse
Riley, w. P. Warricks, w. A.
Young, A. w. Jordan, ]. Nathaniel
Smith, Ashby GasSins, David Girls
sam; Mines. Eugenia Grant, Luella
MCGEE, Jessie Coleman, Lucy John
son, Sarah Vaughn and Hermione
Hickman.
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BEVERLY ARLENE EASON
The engagement of Miss Bev-
erly Arlene Eason to DR.. Harold
McNeal Williams is announced by
her parents, Mrs. Marguerite Ea-
son Of 1131 Fremont Av. N. and
Mr.. Alex Eason of 1928 Smelling
Av., both of Minneapolis.
Miss Eason, a September 1858
graduate of Miller Hospital School
of Nursing, st. Paul, is employed
at Mt. Sinai hospital.
DR.. Williams, son of Rev. Nc
Neal Williams and the late Mrs.
Williams of Trenton, NJ, is a
June 1858 graduate of Howard
University Medical School, Wash
ington, D. c. DR.. Williams interned
at Northwestern hospital in Min
neapolis, the first Negro to be &C
cepted on the hospitals house
staff. He was recently appointed
psychiatric resident at the New
Jersey State hospital, and another
first of his group to hold this
position at the hospital.
DR.. Williams is a member of
Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity.
The wedding will take place
September rs, in Trenton, N. J.
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Pierre Guilmant and family of 6816
Golden Valley Rd., were very
pleasantly surprised when Mr..
Claimants mother, Mrs. Loretta
Gordon of st. Louis, Mo, paid them
a surprise visit arriving Saturday
morning, August IS. Her arrival
was a memorable occasion for the
family as they had a double cele-
bration, their tenth wedding an
and her arrival, which
was quite an occasion. It was her
first meeting with her daughter
in-law and her grandchildren.
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Dy the JackSOnS, MT. ana MIS-. q.
L. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. James c.
Mcdonald and Mrs. Clark. They
dropped in to say hello to their
old schoolmates, Mr.. Charles An
derson and Mr. and Mrs. I. M Dor
sey. The Dorseys showed them
thru their beautiful flower garden
and took pictures of the group.
The foursome left Monday morning
for their homes and they said this
was the loveliest trip they had ex-
perienced for years.
Attended Music Workshop: Mrs.
Prentice Harris, 1875 w. Central
Av., attended a three day work
shop for teachers Of piano held in
Minneapolis, August 10, 20 and Fl,
prior to the opening of her piano
classes in September. At the ses-
sions lectures were given by well
known musicians and teachers and
new teaching material was re-
ceived. Mrs. Harris attended Lang
ston University in Oklahoma for
four years and also studied at the
University of California.
Garden Club Met: The st. An
thony Hill Garden Club met with
Mrs. Frank Corners, 1899 Fifth
Av. s., Minneapolis, on Monday
evening, August IT. Plans were
completed for the clubs family
picnic which will be held at Taylor
Falls Sunday, August 80. Color
Slide pictures of the 1859 Flower
Show were shown by Mr.. Rich
ard Mason, photographer. A talk
and demonstration on how to dry
flowers was given by Mrs Hazel
Clark, which was both Informative
and interesting. Mrs Mary Green,
725 Iglehart Av., will be hostess
at the next meeting September 81,
at 8 pm.
Family Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Peake of Chicago, who
have been the houseguests of Mrs.
Peake's sister and brother-in-law,
DR.. and Mrs. c. c. Hill Of 1O47
w. Central Av., left for their
home on Sunday. Mr.. Peake spent
two weeks in the city later and
spent one week. They were the
recipients Of many social courtes-
les during their stay.
Visited Mother: Lee Edward
Scott of Detroit, Mich, spent one
week in the city visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Phoebe Taylor of 44s Car
roll Av., and was on hand to wish
her happiness on her S1st birth
day on August 10.
Surprised On Birthday: Mr.. JOS
eph H. Petty, 59S Aurora Av., was
very pleasantly surprised on his
birthday, August IA, when a group
of friends assembled at his home
while he was away and when he
returned, was greeted with Happy
Birthday" Responsible for the re-
membrance of his natal day, both
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Business Day Committee
PIanS AlI-Day Meet
For SufuFddV,


Business Career Day committee
will meet Wednesday evening, Aug
ust 26, at the home of the chair
man, Mrs. Ermon Hogan, 1913 Car
roll Av. Business Career Day is CO.
sponsored by the st. Paul Urban
League and Pragmateia Sorority.
Other members of the committee
are James c. Mcdonald, industrial
secretary of the st. Paul Urban
League, Laura Mae Robins, presi-
dent of Pragmateia sorority, Ben
ita Nellie, Virginia Brown, Maxine
Smith, Edna Latson, Dorothy VII
liams and Harriet Allen.
This affair will be specially
planned for those in clerical and
sales positions. All interested per-
sons are invited to attend this all
day institute on Saturday, Oc-
tober 8, at Halle Q. Brown Com
munity House, st. Paul.
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OUT-OF-TOWN VISITORS
ARE ROYALTY ENTERTAINED

Concluding an enjoyable ten day
visit, Mrs. Melvin J. Smith of
Kansas City, Kans. and daughter,
Mrs. Gerald Jenkins of Kansas
City, Mo, whe were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Davis and
family Of 299 N. Avon St, left for
their homes on Monday evening.
They also shared their visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Walton.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Jenkins are
cousins of Mrs. Davis Mrs. Smith
is the wife of Rev. Melvin J. Smith.
pastor of Walnut Avenue Baptist
church in Kansas City and Mrs.
Jenkins is a teacher in the Missouri
school system in Kansas City.
They were accorded numerous
social courtesies during their visit,
including guest of Mrs. Elizabeth
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Fouchia Sonion
Lawrence Waltons and were break
fast guests Of Mrs. Mckinley Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis held a fam
lily barbecue party in honor of their
houseguests on Sunday. Other
guests present were Mines. Eliza
beth Hall, Ruby Grant, and two
children, Russ Myers, Freda Har-
ris, Fannie Anderson, Albertine
Combs, Pauline Rinehart of Cleve-
land, Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs. Fouchia
Sonion and Mr. Grandson Harris.
Mrs. Jenkins went on a fishing
trip as guest of Mrs. Loretta Blak-
ey and she was guest at the Urban
Leagues Cotton Ball of Miss nene
Davis and Mr.. Robert Hickman
and their guest for dinner at Road
buddy's after the dance.
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with gifts and refreshments, were
Mrs. Ruth Lanier and Mrs. Vallie
Turner, co-hostesses. The evening
was enjoyed listening to the re-
cords and reminiscing. Wishing
him birthday happiness while show
ering him with lovely gifts were
Messrs. and Mines. Marcellus Jack
son, B. Tyuse, T. A. Ruffner, T.
Bailey: Mines. Anna Brown, Inez
Smith, Enestine Wycough and
Messrs. Elijah Newborn and Dom
aid Mills.
Dinner Guests: Mrs. Etheleen
Curns and Doris Franklin of Min
neapolis, and Mr.. John Brannon
Of St Paul were dinner guests of
Rev. J. L. Glover following the
morning service at st. James AME
church on Sunday, August 16, at
his home, 566 W. Central Av.
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Minneapolis Man HOnOred:
Residents Entertain
Gordon Granger In
Town Of Birth
BY Jessie Shepard

A Minneapolis man was singul-
arly honored last week when he
visited Boyceville, the Wisconsin
town in which he was born. He is
Gordon Granger of 1924 Fourth
Av. S.
Mr.. and Mrs Granger, accom-
panied by Rev. Louis w. Johnson,
Mrs. Evester Collins of Los An
geles and Miss Christine Gradner
of Memphis, Tenn, the latter two
their houseguests, motored to
Boyceville, Wis, on Wednesday,
August IL.
Boyceville is the birthplace of
Mr.. Granger, who was featured in
a news story by Bill Clark, feature
news correspondent of the Boyce-
vile Press-Reporter newspaper in
it's July 10th, 1859 edition.
Boyceville will celebrate its Cen
tennial in 1860, and the Granger
family, along with other pioneer
settlers, will be featured in a his
torical booklet of the town.
The Granger party arrived at
1870 am. and was met by William
Clark Jr. of the Press-Reporter
and Mrs. Harvey Nelson, who acted
as host and hostess to the group
throughout the day. They first
stopped and visited at the Clark
home for a short rest and then
left the Changers car and pro-
ceeded by station wagon to tour
the city and visit some of the
childhood scenes of Mr.. Granger.
They stopped at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Aimont Swisher and
from there accompanied by Mrs.
Swisher and her daughter, went to
the Granger school where Gordon
reminisced about his school days.
The group returned to the Swisher
home, picked up a bushel of apples
and continued their tour, stopping
along the way to chat with John
Schultz Sr. and John Wisemiller.
Returning to BoyceviIle, the
party had dinner with Mrs. John
Brewer and Mrs. Sam Rowe drop
ped in to chat with Mr.. Granger.
Following dinner they went to
the Granger farm, the original
farm and birthplace Of Mr. Gran
ger. The visitors stopped and chat
ted with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Smith
ST., and other old friends. Mrs.
Smith presented the Changers with
a brick Of cheese made by Ernest
Muele Of the Harris Creek Cheese
factory.
Other old friends and acquaint-
ances visited were Mrs. John
Schultz, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Clough and Wallace Bodette.
Among other scenes visited was
the old Stanton cemetery where
they viewed the spot where Amos
Granger, father of Gordon, and
his youngest sister, Prudence, were
buried. From there they proceed
ed to Chimney Rock, where the
visitors carved their names in the
structure, and then to Con-
nersville, to the old Captain Gran
ger farm, where Captain J w.
Granger moved after leaving the
Hart farm.
Concluding the tour, the party
returned to the Clark home and
from there to the home Of the
Harvey Nelson's for dinner, where
they spent the evening before re-
turning to Minneapolis.
The town of Boyceville did not
wait for its Centennial Celebration
to pay tribute to one of the men,
bers Of the family of its early
settlers.
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NAMED HEAD NURSE
ANESTHETIST AT HOSPITAL

Miss Marion Celeste Bryant,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
McNeal, TIA 18th Av. N, has ac-
copied the position of head nurse
anesthetist at Methodist Hospital
at st. Louis Park.
Miss Bryant attended st. Cath
crime College and is a graduate of
the Ancker Hospital School of
Nursing and the Minneapolis Cen
eral Hospital School of Anesthesia.
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MAN FOUND BEATEN
AND ROBBED

Lee Gary, 81, Of 397 Rondo, st.
Paul a victim of sluggers was
found at 6 am, August Is, on the
sidewalk at Carroll and Virginia.
Gary had been attacked and
robbed by hoodlums who got only
81. At last report Gary is in fair
condition at Ancker hospital.
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PNA bASoJ PiShiNo dllN IOC
mans Warf in San Francisco and
was luncheon guest Of her sister.
From here they went to Los An
geles by plane to visit relatives of
Mrs. Reddick's husband, the late
William Reddick. They were the
houseguests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Haywood, who entertained
with family picnic in honor Of the
visitors. Mrs. Reddick enjoyed the
sightseeing tours and the many
places of interest in the Angel
city.
VacatiOned In Ohio: Miss Am
anda Byrd, 1922 Third Av. s., re-
turned home Thursday from vaca-
ton spent in Ohio. In Middletown,
she was the houseguest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ulysses Russell and while
there they motored to Detroit,
Mich, and spent the weekend WIS.,
iting Mrs. Eva Gilmore. She also
visited in Dayton, Cincinnati, Xenia
and Franklin, Ohio, and reports
that the many courtesies extended
in each place visited made her trip
very pleasant.
HOspitaliZed: Mr.. William l.
Smith, 1887 Stevens Av. is re-
cuperating in st. Mary's hospital
where he entered Friday, August
IA, suffering from pneumonia.
Luncheon Hostess: Mrs. DeVel-
ma Newman, 4129 Second Av. s.
was hostess at luncheon at Schiek' s
Cafe on Saturday, August Is, in
honor of Mrs. Leo Bohanon of St
Louis, Mo. Other out of town
guests were Mrs. Horace Rains
Frances McHie), of Long Beach
Calf. and Mrs. Louneer Pember-
ton of Kansas City, Mo. After
lunch the party spent the remand
er of the afternoon visiting and
reminiscing at the home of Mrs
Newman.
New Daughter: OF interest to
many Twin City friends is the
announcement by Mr.. and Mrs
Tommie Frazier of Ocean Side
Calf, of the birth on August IA
of their first child, a baby girl
They have chosen the name Deb,
orah Jean for the new arrival. Mrs
Frazier is the former jeanne Napue
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernell
Kelsaw of Minneapolis, who are
sharing the pride of new grand.
daughter Mr.. Frazier, also a form
er metropolitan, is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Art Frazier of Mime
apolis.
Chorus To Sing In Chicago: The
D. w. Oman Male Chorus will leave
Friday, for Chicago to compete
in the Chicagoland Music Festival
scheduled for Saturday, August
%. Mr.. Harry Davis, 1921 Port
land Av., a member of the chorus
will be accompanied by his wife
Mrs. Davis, who will enjoy sight
seeing and visiting while her hus-
band is busy with the chorus.
Visiting Mother: Mrs. c. P. Fitz
her daughter, April and Aprirs
little friend, Cydney Clark, all OF
Cedar Rapids, Ia, are visiting Mrs
Fits mother, Mrs. Rosa B. Will
liams of 1414 Eighth Av. N. Mrs
Fitz is a beautician and her hus-
band is a musician. They will be
in the city for one week.
House Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Bradley and niece Gwendolyn How
ell of Philadelphia are visiting
Mrs. Gloria Smith and daughter,
Gloriamelanae Of 340S Grand Av,
Mrs. Bradley is the godmother OF
Gloriamelanae.
Club Buys Home: The Lamp
lighters Club Inc, an all male or
ganization has announced the pur-
chase Of the old James Hotel To-
Gated at 615 James Av. N, which
will be the clubs new headquart-
ers. Israel Smiley is club president,
Annual election of officers viii be
held at the clubs next meeting
on September 1.
Surprise Visit: Mr.. and Mrs,
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Social and Personal
K ST. PAUL

outofTown Visitors: Mr. and Mrs Joseph Pryor of Mil
waukee and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wilder Richmond Ind
vacaoned in ST. Paul last week and renewed old friendships
with the jackson brothers and their wives Mrs Dewey
Jackson of 1912 ROndo the Ramsey E. Jackons of 635
Fuller Av They the houseguests Elizabeth Clark
lO68 Igehar Av They extended social coureses
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CARNATION
COOKING HINTS
MMw5NA
HOME SERVICE DIRECTOR AND HER STAFF

you have lunch boxes to fill you'll be happy to know
about my Indo Date Bars. These popular bar cookies
pack well, and because they're made with Carnation
Evaporated Milk, they stay fresh and moist longer
Better make double batch"-they won't last long when
the family finds out how delicious they are.
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Social and Personal
< MINNEAPOLIS !

Back Home: Mrs. Marie Reddick 3817 Clinton Av., re-
Gently returned home by plane from points in California visiting
relatives and friends In Oakland she the guest her
sister and brOhernaw Mr. and Mrs Ira Harper Honorng
their sister, Mr. and Mrs Harper hosts at dinner party
Other courtese extended included sight seeing tours brunch
dinner parties and cocktail parties She visited Fisher
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The Societies Club
Is Newly Orqunized

Making its debut in the realm OF
clubdom is the newly organized
woman's club, the Socialites, COM
posed of six members who are
Mines. Louise Foster, Myrtle Lewis
Bernice Jurek, Grace Smith, Pearl
Gomez and Elaine Langums.
The club, which is social, will
meet weekly on Sunday at each
members home. Mrs. Foster was
hostess August 16, at Glenwood
Park. The club will entertain
guests at a fish fry on Saturday,
August %, at the home Of Mrs
Pearl Gomez, 1920 Knox Av. N, at
l am. til.
Officers of the club are presi-
dent, Mrs. Myrtle Lewis; secretary,
Mrs. Pearl Gomez, treasurer, Mrs,
Louise Foster, reporters, Elaine
Langums and Bernice Jurek.
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what we need to build that
wonderful new world we talk about
Is fewer architects - and more
briclxIayers." - Pat Buttram.
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'Tf you haven't got charity In
your heart you have the worst
kind Of heart trouble" - Bob
Hope.
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The uses of paper are expand
ing rapidly, and between 1915 and
1855 United States production in
creased by 70 per cent.
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THE PAPER WITH SOLID READ
ING.
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INpIo DATE BARS
makes "a bars)


~ cup Vndlved cARNAnoN teaspoon vunfa
EVAPORATED MILK cup sifed Hour
cup Is oVnees chopped dates I teaspoon boxing
" cup soft shortening powder
Va cup sugar u teaspoon soIt
egg "a cup chopped woInUfs
Pour Carnation into ingredients Add
Stir about min buttered
Pour dates Let stand moderate
until cool Beat the shortening $780, 25 to 80 min
and vanilla together utes Cool Cut into a. 1x2
thoroughly Add the Carnaton inch Roll
date mixture. Stir in sifted dry sugar.
c1so Csel Printed IN sA.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-15

the children in school and
they will have an opportunity
to visit the Fair during the
week.
Chairman of the Chardon
School Book Fair is Mrs. Will
liam Scheele. Members of her
committee are Mrs. David
Holloran, Mrs. A. F. Patter-
son, Mrs. Frederick Klinge-
meier, Mrs. Glenn Mowrey,
Mrs. Ned Shiflett, Mrs. Geo.
Huxel, Mrs. Alton Benin and
Mrs. Earl Brandes.
In connection with the Book
Fair, on Tuesday, October 20,
800 pm. in the Park Street
Auditorium, the Chardon Ell
ementary Parent Teacher AS
sociation will present a panel
discussion Building Librar-
les for Elementary Schools. "
Mrs. John Aumick will serve
as moderator and the panel
will consist of Miss Harriet
Johnson, Chardon Public Lii
brary; and Mrs. Grace Brad
ley and Mrs. Theresa Graves,
elementary teachers.
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S. Hamhden
Mrs. III. S. Woodin


Paul Lampman is visiting
his friends Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Harper of Mantua for a few
days before leaving for New
Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Peter
sen attended the Memorial ser
vice of his neice, Martha Ann
Petersen of Chesterland, Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boer-
winkfe and Mrs. II. s. Wood
in visited Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Hagen and family Of Chagrin
and Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Price and family of Chester
land and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mansfield and new baby son
Sunday afternoon.
Judy Fulton and a friend
visited Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mansfield and baby son, Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Pok-
orny left Sunday for their
winter home in Clearwater,
Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Divoky
and family attended the Ice
Capades in Cleveland Satur-
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4th Annual Book Fair at Chardon October d

y
The fourth Annual Book
Fair, which will take place
Tuesday, Oct. 20, through Sat
urday, Oct. "a. at the Park
Street Auditorium, promises
to be bigger and better than
ever, according to Mrs. Earl
T. Brandes, who is in charge
of publicity. A great deal of
thought has gone into the se-.
lection of these books which
includes favorites of the pre-
sent, stories that never grow
old, history, science and other
subjects of interest to all
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children from pre-schol thro-
ugh junior high.
The Fair will be open the
following hours: Tuesday, 10
am. to 5 pm. and before
and after the evening P.T.A.
meeting; Wednesday, 1000 a.
m. to 500 pm; Thursday,
1000 a m. to 500 m. and TOO
pm. to 900 pm; Friday,
1000 am. to 500 pm. and
TOO pm. to 900 pm; Sat
urday, 1000 am. to 800 pm.
1t was Mrs. John Aumick,
principle of the elementary
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friend visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Pokorny Saturday.
Hambden Kindergarten mo-
theirs held their regular meet
ing at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Pokorny Wednesday
evening.
The Bloodmobile will visit
at Chardon Methodist Church
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school, who originated the
Book Fair" idea in the Char
don school several years ago
and with the help of a group
of teachers, put on the first
Fair. AS interest in the Book
Fair has grown, Mrs. Aurnick
is about to realizeNone of her
fondest dreams-an elemen-
tary school library. All pro-
fits from this years Fair will
be used to establish libraries
in both the Park Street and
Maple Avenue buildings.
Book lists will be given to
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day.
Bob Woodin was in Colum
bus Saturday to the football
game.
Ronald Moore of Alfred I'm
iverSity New York State Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Bla-
keslee's family Saturday.
Miss Pauline Racey and
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Oct. % from l o'clock till z
pm. for appointments call
Avenue 5-4911.
A family dinner was cele-
brated at the home of Mr.. and
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Mrs. Steve Divoky Sunday.
Mrs. Paul Tharp entertain
ed a Stanley Brush party
Monday evening several lad
les present.