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4211a Mackubin St., who observed
his birthday on June 81.
Club Hostess: Mrs. Charles Ora
ham, 791 st. Anthony Av., was
hostess to the Matinee Bridge Club
on Tuesday afternoon, June %. A
tasty lunch was served proceeding
bridge. Holding high scores and
winning prizes were Mines. Eunice
Jones, first; Fred Schuck, second
and Charles Graham, third. Mrs.
o. c. Hall was a proxy for Mrs.
Earl Brent and was given a gift
by the hostess. The next meeting
will be July 7, with Mrs. William
Hanna as hostess at her home, 500
Western Av. N.
Hostess: A delightful evening
was had when Mrs. Charlotte
Rhodes Curry, 666 w. Central Av.,
entertained in honor of Rev. and
Mrs. Willie B. Clay truth Davis) -,
who with their two children have
moved to Muncie, Ind. Rev. Clay
has been appointed pastor Of Trim
ity Methodist church in Muncie.
Other guests sharing the "get-to-
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radio broadcast was not presented.
Our apologies to our listeners. Our
broadcast will be back Sunday,
June 20, on radio station WMIN at
six o'clock.
Prayer meeting is each Wednes-
day at 1880 and Bible Study at
500.
We extend an invitation to all to
attend any Of our services when
you desire.
Mrs. Nellie Burnett, reporting.
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At Baptist Meet:
At Baptist Meet:
Rev. Massey Is
Reelected To Board
Of Foreign Missions

DR.. Floyd Massey, Jr, was re-
elected to a three year term on
the Board of Directors of the
Foreign Mission Societies, Amer
lean Baptist Convention, in ses-
sion at Des Moines, Iowa June
40, 1859.
In the meeting Of the Board of
Directors prior to the American
Convention, DR.. Massey delivered
the charge to the new Missionar-
les at the Hotel Fort Des Moines.
The following is list of the Mission
aries who were addressed: Miss
Mary Jessie Apolinar, Brooklyn,
N. Y. who will serve in Thailand,
Miss A. Maureen Brians, Pomona,
Calf, who will serve in Bengal
Orissa, Rev. Trevor Oswald Ling,
London. England who will serve in
Burma, and DR.. and Mrs. Lawr-
ence w. Norton who will serve in
India.
The American Baptist Conven-
ton is the largest predominately
white group of northern Baptists
100000 members. OF the
5000 delegates and visitors at Des
Moines, approximately so were Ne
groes. DR.. Massey is the only Ne
gro on the Board Of Directors OF
the Foreign Mission Societies. Rev.
and Mrs. Milton Combs of Pilgrim
Baptist Church, serving in Burma,
are the only Negro couple on a
foreign field from the convention.
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Card Of Thanks
CARD OF THANKS

In our hour of greatest need,
it was the understanding sympathy
and the many kindnesses of our
friends that gave us added strength
to carry on. We are deeply CRATE
full for the beautiful floral trib-
utes, cards, kilograms and the
consoling words rendered us dur
ing our recent bereavement in the
death of our beloved husband and
father, the late Forrest L. McKin-
ney We are especially apprecia-
tive of the comforting assistance
Of the Rev. FIR. Louis w. johnson
and members Of st. Thomas Epis-
copal church.
Mrs. Pearl Mckinney, wife
Kenneth Mckinney, son.
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Terefho BIedsoe
Winner Of Queen
For Doy Contest


Colors of the Star were carried
out in decorations, table appoint
ments and refreshments when
Prince Hall Grand Chapter Order
of the Eastern Star held a Tea
and Queen For a Day" Contest
Sunday, June 81, from to pm.
at the Masonic Temple, in Mime
apolis.
The exquisitely appointed tea
table, spread with an antique white
linen damask cloth, was conferred
with huge floral arrangement in
colors of the Star: blue bachelor
buttons, yellow NUNS, white snap
dragons, greenery and red carna-
tions, which was encircled with a
wreath of fern interpreted with
yellow NUNS. A silver tea and cof-
fee service graced each end of the
table and trays of dainty sand
witches and cookies and napkins
inscribed with the Eastern Star
emblem, added charm to the set
ting. Bouquets of red roses were
placed at vantage points through
out the room.
A program arranged by Mrs.
Blanche Mayes, mistress of cere-
monies, and presented at intervals
during the afternoon included vocal
solo by Mrs Clara Mae Davis, &C
companied by her husband Mr..
William Davis; vocal solo by Mr..
Worthy Turner accompanied by
Mr.. r. C. Primm; dramatic read
ing by Mrs. Booker T. Spencer
and piano selection by Mrs. Luz
ellie Ray. Incidental music was
presented throughout the afternoon
by Mrs. Villa Mae Barber, grand
organist.
Climaxing the picturesque af-
fair, was the presentation at 6
pm. Of the following queen con-
testants: Mrs. Teretha Bledsoe Of
st. Paul Chapter No. 1, st. Paul;
Mines. Irene Sanders of Elizabeth
Richie Chapter No. 2, Duluth; VIII
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MT. OLIVET BAPTIST


On Sunday, June 81, Rev. e. c.
Harris assistant pastor, was in
charge of services for the day,
delivering the morning message to
an appreciative audience. The Sen
ior Choir, Gospel Chorus and
Mems Chorus furnished the music
Officers and members partici-
pated in the testimonial at Zion
Baptist church in Minneapolis Sun
day afternoon. honoring Rev. and
Mrs. H. w. Bolts Sr. A beautiful
tribute was paid to Rev. and Mrs.
Bolts and hearty congratulations
to Zion church for the 80 year
testimonial program by Rev. e.
G. Harris on behalf Of Mt. Olivet
church.
Rev. and Mrs. B. H. Hunter,
Mrs. Minnie Mcintosh, Miss Juan
ita Johnson are attending the Ma
tional s. S. and BTU. Congress
June 21-28.
Visitors worshipping during the
day are as follows: Mr.. E. T.
Hicks, Seattle, Wash, Mrs. Lar
cenia Corrinth, Kansas City, Kans.,
Mrs. Marie McKelley Topeka
Kans., Mrs. Katie MCGEE, Kansas
City, Kans., and Mrs. Flora Ben
jamin and Mrs. Alberta Chambers
Paul, Mrs. Mamie Woods and Mr.
of Pilgrim Baptist church, St
Louis Arias, both Of st. Paul.
You're welcome at Mt. OIvet
church, "a House of Hope, A
place of Prayer and a Fellowship
of JOY"
Mrs. NJ. E. Bell, reporter.
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CHURCH
NEWS

testimonial service at the 4 pm.
hour. Music was provided by the
combined singing groups Of the
Twin Cities under the direction OF
Mr.. Hale.
A joyous reception climaxed the
wonderful program. Rev. Bolts
and Mrs. Bolts expressed their
heartfelt gratitude for the kind
ness shown them during the 80
years. Mrs. Bolts stated in her
closing remarks that she had learn
ed to put first things first; that
is, First seek we the kingdom
Of heaven and all these things
will be added" We enjoyed the
many remarks expressed by the
many friends and the kindness &C
corded our pastor emeritus. May
these blessings linger long with
them wherever they go and as
long as they both shall live.
Mr.. Henry Campbell is i'll at his
home, 1915 Knox Av. N and Mr..
Ed Johnson is i'll in General hos
pital. Mrs. Sarah Vaughn, 1920
Fourth Av. S., an usher, sustained
burns about the face and arms
Wednesday, June IT, at the church
and was rushed to General hos
pital for treatment. She is now
improving at home. Earl Williams
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
williams ST., was hit by a car
June IT, sustaining head injuries.
He is improving at home. Mr.. Will
liams operates a grocery store at
739 18th Av. N, and is a member
of Zion. Donald Brown, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Clark Of 2130 Bry-
ant Av. N. has returned home from
the hospital where he was a pa
tient as a result Of injuries re-
ceived when hit by a car two
weeks ago. He is still under the
doctors care. Mrs. Clark is a
member of Zion.
The church extends sympathy
to Mrs Opal Westberry and family
of 1887 Park Av. in the loss Of
her husband, William.
Let us remember all in prayer.
Mrs. E. Henderson, Reporter.
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Leotu jane Brooks
WEEDS LEROY GLADDEN.

Announcement has been made
this week of the marriage Of Miss
Leota Jane Brooks to Leroy Glad
den on Saturday, June Is, in Ma
son City, Ia.
The bride is the niece Of the
late Alice F. Young of Minneapolis
with whom she made her home, and
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Granger C. Brooks Of Krkwood
Mo. The groom is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Aaron GLADDEN. Of An
niston, Ala.
The new Mrs. GLADDEN. Is at
tending the University Of Mime
sofa and plans to enter the School
of Nursing in September. Pres
emily she is employed at Abbott
hospital as an x-ray technician.
Mr.. GLADDEN., a World War II
veteran, is employed at the Veter-
ans hospital at Fl. Smelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. GLADDEN. are at
home at 4216 Third Av. S.
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ScSSSSSSS
SIOUX
r A l L S
NEWS
BY Kaye Coates
$40 MAblo Street
Sioux Falls, 8 ID.

Our children, Dannette and
jeanne sent their Father a nice
red knit tie from st. Louis, Mo.
1t was no doubt his Fathers Day
gift so he put it on tags, card n
all. I was happy they didn't forget
the fellah.
Fannie Mae Clark and Leonard
Ross of Atchison, Kans. were mar
ried in Luverne, MINI. Saturday,
June 10, they plan a wedding trip
on the 4th Of July. They have an
apartment, 500 w. 4th st.
The young couples here have
started a new affair. The men
gathering and party together and
the gals do likewise before the
wedding. So the Jaco Bentley's lis,
N. Oak. was the meeting place
for the gals and the AndeVson's
305 w. Bailey was the setting for
the men. guess both places lived
it up.
Mrs. VIII Harris, (Effie) had an
attack a few days ago that put her
in McKennan Hospital. She is rest
ing fairly well. Will Harris is doing
a fine job of working and caring
for his boys.
Will Harris did a loyal thing
Sunday when ne took time out of
his busy schedule to take up a
collection to help a stranded carni-
val Miss. It seems she became Ill
here. The Carnival folks placed
her in the hospital and left her.
Will secured enough money to send
her to her home in New Orleans,
The girl was twenty years of age.
Her hospital bill is $110. It was
cheaper to release her than to keep
her.
Eva Williams and two young
sters are planning a trip to their
home in Mississippi.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Armstrong
and two nephews. Robert and Ern-
est Harris, lis N Oak. Ave. have
gone to Georgia on a well earned
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris,
1900 E. 3rd Street are with their
family enroute to their home in
Georgia. These folks are sporting
some new twin girls to show the
old folks at home
The Intellectual Improvement
Club of the Y. w. c. A. held its
annual family night picnic gather
ing in the Craft room of the Y. w.
c. A. Friday evening, June 10.
The Rev. Ardie Hayes and family
were guests, also Mrs. H. Bentley.
The guests were presented gifts.
Fannie Clark Ross, and Rose Clay
toms birthdays were remembered.
After the eats the group spent
their evening in stunts and song.
Connie Smith is enjoying herself
in Minneapolis, MINI. She took the
trip home with the Alg. Frost
family. The Frosts were weekend
guests of the ]. Hildreth family,
400 w. 4th st. The Frost family
are always at home in ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Smith and
family of Ottumwa, Ia. are soon
to be making Chicago, III. their
home when the Robert Fosters get
settled.
Lucy Ashley of Texas is visiting
in S. F. and Dell Rapids. Lucy
will take part in a Piano Dedica-
ton at st. Johns Baptist Church
Sunday Lucy has been very in
strumental in aid of everything
in st. Johns Baptist Church for
over 25 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miles, of
Omaha, Nebr. are making their
home in Sioux Falls, S. Oak. He
is employed at the Minnehaha
Country Club. He was formerly
with the Preston Love Orchestra
of Omaha. They are making their
home on West Baily Street. We
sincerely welcome them,
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Nelson's To Observe
ST. Johns Day Al
Sobofhoni Baptist

Prince Hall lodges of the first
and second Masonic Districts will
observe st. John the Baptist's
Day on Sunday, June % at Sab
athani Baptist Church, 9th Street
and 18th Av s., Minneapolis at
4 pm.
Anchor Hilyard Lodge No. 2,
F & AM. of Minneapolis is the
host lodge Participating lodges
are: Pioneer No. l, st. Paul, Mar
ion Brown. master; Perfect Ash
lar No. 4, st. Paul, Edmond D.
Moore. master; Palestine No. Z,
Minneapolis, John Ewing, Jr.,
master William Davis, Master of
Anchor Hilyard, will welcome the
Masons and guests.
Rev. S. r. King will preach the
sermon. Music will be furnished
by the Sabathani Choir and the
st. Peters Brotherhood Glee Club.
Mrs. Fern Helm, grand matron
of the Eastern Star, will be rep
resented on the program by Mrs.
Blanche Mayes, her associate
grand matron. Clarence w. Smith
grand patron, will also give re-
marks.
John r. Lawrence, grand mas,
ter, will present a surprise.
The program Committee in
cludes: Wallace Partee, chairman;
]. R. Lynn, w. P. Wiley, James
Buford, c. H. Jones, Harvey Moss,
]. Neal, Lamar Roberts, and Lor-
en- Doyle.
The grand master and his cab
met made their official visit to
District on Monday, June Is.
Pioneer Lodge No. 1 was the host
assisted by Perfect Ashlar Lodge
No. 4. Hobart T. Mitchell, Past
Grand Chairman of Public Rela-
tons, was the principal speaker
with an impressive address.
The grand master reported tc
the Craft on the recent Conference
Of Prince Hall Grand Masters
held in New York City.
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FORMER RESIDENT IS
royalty ENTERTAINED

Concluding an enjoyable two
weeks vacation renewing old
friendships, Mrs. Harriet Bell
Smith, a former resident Of st.
Paul, left for her home in Los
Angeles, Calf, on Sunday, June 81.
She was the houseguest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Davis Of 299 N.
Avon st. and was recipient of
numerous social courtesies during
her visit. She was honored with a
barbecue supper by her hosts and
was their guest at the graduation
exercises of their daughter, Miss
nene Davis, from the University
Of Minnesota and following grad
uation they entertained at dinner
at the Nankin in Minneapolis.
Other courtesies extended in
clude guest at dinner Of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. NJ. Clark in Minneapolis,
honored guest Of the Flying Need
les at their tea; guest Of Mrs. Ida
Mae Murphy at the Adelphai Club
party; guest OF Mrs. w. F. Smith
on her 10th birthday; luncheon
guest of Mrs. Hermione Hickman
guests on sightseeing tour of Mrs.
Arlee Hallowen and Mrs. Nathaniel
Galloway and afterward enjoyed
refreshments at the home of Mrs.
Galloway.
She was dinner guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Allen; Mr.. and Mrs
Fouchia Sonion in their new home
and was given gifts by Mines.
Doris Jackson, Ida Mae Murphy
A. L. Cook and Mr.. Richard Muir
ply.
Mrs. Smith will spend two days
in Chicago visiting relatives and
friends and then head west and
back to her duties as teacher Of
vocal and instrumental music in
her studio. She resumed her teach
ing Monday, June %.
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lie Burnaugh of Electa Chapter
No. 8, Minneapolis; Doris NJ. John
son of Queen Of Sheba Chapter No
5, st. Paul; Oscar (Sally) Gates,
Pride of West chapter No. 9, Min
neapolis and Clarinda Cox of st.
Paul chapter No. l, st. Paul.
After splendid financial report
was given, Mrs. Teretha Bledsoe
of st. Paul chapter No. 1, was
announced Queen of the Day and
was crowned by Judge Howard
Bennett. The new queen was pre-
sented with bouquet of red roses,
compliments of the Woodland Fun
eral Home, $50 in cash from the
Grand Chapter and many other
lovely gifts.
Mrs. Fern Helm, worthy Grand
matron was presented with a bou-
quet Of red roses by the commit
tee.
The Mines. Emma Watts, senior
grandmatron of Duluth, Emma
Grimes, Ardelia Allen, Eunice
Jones and Helen Lawrence, all past
grand matrons, presided at the tea
table. A large cross section Of
Twin Citians as well as out Of
town guests attended and enjoyed
an entertaining afternoon. Mrs.
Genevieve Jackson registered the
guests.
Mrs. Estella Sims was general
chairman with Mrs. Edith Ware as
co-chairman; Mrs. Lucille Shivers,
past grand matron and Mrs. Lucy
Harris were in charge of decora-
tons and refreshments and Mrs.
Bernice Thompson is publicity
chairman. Mrs. Fern Helm is wor-
thy grand matron and Mr.. Clar-
ence Smith is worthy grand patron
Of Prince Hall Grand Chapter
OE.S.
The floral centerpiece for the
table was taken to Mrs. Beulah
Mitchell, a past worthy grand mat
ron, who due to illness was unable
to be present.
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SABATHANI BAPTIST

Sunday morning devotions were
led by deacons Butler and Sellars.
The text, taken from the End
Chapter of Ephesians was read by
Rev. Stanley R. King. We had the
honor of having as our guest
speaker the Rev. Roy Honsby Of
London, England. His very won
derful and inspirational sermon
was entitled, THE Peace of God"
Mr.. Honsby is a graduate of the
University of Minnesota and is
currently a student at Bethel Sem
mary. Music was furnished by the
choir with Ralph Primm as our
guest organist and Mrs. Mary L.
Linzie of South Bend, Indiana as
our guest pianist.
Due to technical difficulties, our
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Company, a Louisiana company,
sponsored the contest as a sales
incentive.
Mr.. Marshall, one Of three Ne
gro sales representatives, won a
$25 savings bond offered to each
agent having $4,000 worth of bus
mess issued and paid for during
the month Of April.
In addition, Mr.. Marshall won
a $50 savings bond for his April
volume Of business totaling ST.
$50 which topped all other sales
representatives during the month
Of April.
Mr.. Marshall and his wife, the
former Milicent Burgess of St.
Paul, have five children, Gayle Is,
Robert III, eleven, Stephen, ten,
Albert six and Gerald five.
Mr.. Marshall and his family
have been living in New Orleans
since December, 1854.
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QUEEN or SHEBA
ANNUAL TEA WAS
HELD LAST SUNDAY

Summer was delightfully."- indie
ated on Sunday, June 81, when a
prettily appointed tea was given
by Queen Of Sheba Chapter No. S,
OE.S. at the home Of Mrs. Ed
mund Moore, $50 Iglehart Av.,
from to 7 pm.
An artistic arrangement of
white mock orange blossoms, pink
peonies and fern in the shape of
the Star conferred the tea table
which was spread with a white
lace handmade cloth. Silver tea
and coffee services graced each
end Of the table. Bouquets of vari-
GUS cut flowers were placed at
vantage points throughout the
rooms. Alternating pouring were
Mrs. Fern Helm, worthy grand
matron and present and past
worthy matrons.
The large number of guests en-
joying the dainty refreshments
and exchanging gay conversation,
were registered by Mrs. ArdeHa
Allen.
Mrs. William brayooy was gen.
eral chairman for the tea.
Welcome to Minnesota Middle
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TSTc Club Annual Wives
& Sweefheorts ParfY A.
Calhoun Beech Hotel

The annual wives and sweet
hearts dinner party Of the TsTC
oldest Twin City mems social club
will be held at the Calhoun Beach
Hotel, Minneapolis Saturday night,
June 81.
Co-Chairmen Of the committee
arranging the annual party are
Carl T. Rowan and Richard Fox.
Members Of the club including
Messrs Rowan and Fox are s. Ed,
Hall, A. v. Hall. Leroy Lazen-
berry, NJ. X. Mcknight, DR.. Nor
man Howell, Henry W. Thomas
DR.. Cornelius Mobiley, J. M. Pat
ton, Sidney Salter and Cecil New
man.
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IN REMEMBRANCE

In loving memory Of Eugene
Woodson, who passed away June
Is, 1851, at Minneapolis, MINI.
Those whose memory lives in the
Hearts of the ones they leave be-
hind never die.
Remembered always by Georgia
E. Wooden, niece, Los Angeles,
Calf.
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In Memoriurn
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory Of our mother
and grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Hunter, who passed away June
Is, 1913.
They say time heals all sorrows
And helps us to forget,
But time so far has only proved
How much we miss you yet.
God gave us strength to take it
And courage to bear the blow,
But what it meant to lose you
No one will ever know.
Sadly missed by Mrs. Elizabeth
Hall, daughter, Mr.. H. F. Hunter,
son, and Mrs. George Manning,
granddaughter.
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A report on the EIIIs association
win be carried In the convention
issue Of this paper next week.
Orders for this edition will be
taken at the papers offices, ST44
Fourth Av. So, and copies will be
mailed to those who want them.
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IDA TURPIN, MOTHER
OF LEE TURPIN
DIED JUNE -

Mrs. Ida Turpin, 299 N. Avon,
died Tuesday morning, June %, in
Ancker hospital.
Funeral arrangements had not
been completed at press time. Her
son, Lee Turpin, of the Oklahoma
Eagle newspaper Tulsa, Okla. ar
rived in the city and is making
arrangements.
For further particulars, contact
Brooks Funeral Home, CA. 5-3691.
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This paper recopds faithfully
the news happenings Of a grow
ing, vital communicative good,
the bad and the Indifferent &C.
curences Of interest to the reading
public.-Advt.
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Bobby MarsholI Jr.
Is Top Mon In
Insurance Drive

New Orleans.-Robert w. Mar
shall, Jr., New Orleans, La, form
erly of 1899 Portland Av., Mime
apolis, was named winner Of an
April Bonds For Business" con-
test. The Tidelands Life Insurance
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Social and Personal
< ST. PAUL 4

Return Home: Mr. and Mrs John Wagner and of 800
aurora Av have returned home after mentioning in Louisville
where they guests of Mr. Wagner parents Mr. and
Mrs Henry Wagner and in Gary nd guests of Mrs Wag-
lers sister Mrs Matte Allen Mrs Allen returned home with
he vacatoners and will be their guest for a week.
Birthday Greetings: Greetings to Mr.. Fred D. Johnson
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Welcome to st. Paul, Middle
Western EIlIs!
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Welcome to Minnesota Middle
Western States EIks!
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-13
Hospital Auxiliary
Plans For Christmas

The Women's Auxiliary of the
Milford Memorial Hospital met
Tuesday, November 10. at the Nur-
ses Home. Plans were announced
to open the special Christmas Shop
this Monday, November, 16 under
the Craftsmanship of Mrs. l. ID.
Short.
This shop will concentrate on un-
usual and inexpensive gift items.
Volunteers will be in attendance
week days from 1890 to 400 p. m.
and $3.50 to 500 in the evenings.
On Sundays the shop will be open
in the afternoon.
New members for the month
were, Mrs. Rogert Zook, Mrs. AL
bert Baxter and Mrs. Remsen Bar
nard, III.
A request was made by Mrs.
Stevenson, Director of Nurses, for
volunteers to drive to various
schools in the area to stimulate
interest among the students for
future nursing careers.
The baby blanket donated by Mrs.
w. v. Grier that has been on dis
play in James window has been
sold. The carriage and doll is still
available for a Christmas gift.
Mrs. Dean Kimmel showed pic
lures and colored slides taken at
the last two Hospital Fairs, 1858
and 1859.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-13
Hospital Births


The following babies were born
in the Milford Memorial Hospital:
November 4-Mr. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Whitney, Magnolia, boy.
November 4-Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Kashner, FELTON,, boy.
November 5-Mr. and Mrs. Cur
nit Hall, Milford, girl.
November 6-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Lundy, Milford, girl.
November 6-Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Hall, Lewes, boy.
November 8-Mr. and. Mrs. Will
liam Carey, Georgetown, boy.
November 8-Mr. and Mrs. James
Phillippi, Harrington, girl.
November 8-Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Baker. Frankford, girl.
November 9-Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Mann, Georgetown, boy.
November 9-Mr. and Mrs. JOS
eph Stevenson, Milton, girl.
: November 9-Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Reynolds, Milford, boy.
November 10 Mr.. and Mrs
James Spicer, Laurel, boy.
November 10 - Mr.. and Mrs
James Sharp, Greenwood, boy.
November II Mr.. and Mrs.
James White, Lincoln, girl.