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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-04
ice for the growing Buckingham

ice for the growing Buckingham
area.
Specifications cali for a strrc
ttre containing Approximately 1851
square feet with an outside loadlns
platform and adequate space for
parking and truck 1naneuvering.
Jones said he had been advised
the Post Office Department would
enter into a lease with the success
flll bidder for l0-year period, with
renewal options.
The closing date for bids is Janu-
aiy L. 1860 Bids should be sub
United to Regional Real Estate
Officer Herman A. Schmidt. COS A
Parcel Post Building. Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-04
Bids For Buckingham
Post Office Sought

Postmaster Robert G Jones said
today the Post Office Department
Is now asking for bids to build and
lease to the department tile new
post office for Buckingham.
This proposed new building. :"
Jones said. will be located at the
west side Of State Route 633. and
win provide expanded postal seIT-
Mrs. Berthe Farley were luncheon
guests in the Cobb home. Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-04

! Richmond
| Mrs. W. y. Mason spent Thurs
day and Friday with Mi. and Mrs
Carl Clark in Crewe.
Norfolk Guests
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Banks. o
Norfolk, were week end guests o.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Weaver. Mrs
H T. jenkins ami jimmy Mrs II
L. Bradshaw and Mrs. II ?. Brad
shaw We're dinner guests during IT,;
week end.
Miss Ethel Snnms. Of AleXandlis
was the holiday guest OF Mr.. anl
Mis- John Lindsey and r. 3. Smm:
Mr. and Mrs Jim Hopkins ans
Elizabeth. OF Silver Spring. Md
were holiday visitors Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Calvin Bass Jim Cummings
OF Norfolk. was their supper CUES
Sunday.
Dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs
B. G. Bass Thanks giving Day were
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Alexander anl
children, Of High Point. N c.. Mr.
and MIS- Nj q Hit and daugh
tiers and Nj and MIS-. Bobby Bass
Of Richmond Nj ana Mrs. Calvin
Bass and family MI. aui AIis. 3
L. Garnett ana family ana Ar anl
Mrs Richard Chambers ana family
| Miss Martha Ann Bass visited
Miss Virginia Bass at Maryyille
Tenn during the holidays
Thanksgiving dinner guests O
Rey and Mrs. T O Herndsn we're
Mr. and Mrs Roger Herndon anc
Mrs Lawrence Flyut. of Richmond
Mr.. and Ms. Norman Herndon anC
family Of Alvonia. Mrs. T D Hern
/ don and Mrs Eyerette Toney Of
New Canton.
Daughter Born
+ Dr. and Mrs Jimmy wilson. o
Alexandria. announce the birth d
daughter. Carol Vaughan. Salul
dav. November 28
Mrs. j. B Vaughan ana sister
Mrs. J. c Wlkerson. spent Aiondas
and TIE day il Chatham ala Gret
ma
= T. Ingram aid Daughter. Ma
jor salhe Ingram N Chatham
were luncheon guests " Al anc
Mrs Vaughan. Friday
Mr. and Mrs- Carl Goblet anf
fa,,,;l,, oe r,io.-..,.e. ar
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Mrs. Greene Davis on Friday eve
ming at 7::3O. December 4. Miss
Doris Tapscott has charge Of the
week. Of prayer program for Fri
day evening.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-04

z ottllltdS
At Throck
Christmas Party
Planned By Club
( Mrs. Billy Slayton was hostess to
the Throck I'D Club Tuesday eve
nng Plans foi. Their annual Christ
mas party We're made and the date
December Il. vas set It Will be
held in the home of Mrs. Jackie
Theockmorton at Worsham All
members are urged to attend
Worship service will be held at
Douglas Presbyterian Church Sun
Gay a.ter:loon at 8 Sunday School
viii be conducted al ?.
Those arising early III this com
munity Sunday mDrang got some
what Of surprise as they looked
oat Of their windows 10 See the
ground Lightly covered with snow.
T was a beautiful scene which
didn't last Ions ana ono that vas
missed 5v all those late Sunday
merning sleepel-s
Mrs Thomas DrisEill returned ID
hef home al Abilene Monday after
noon after spending tie past few
GAYS conKalasclae at tho home of
hcr parents. Nm. and Mrs. Baadie
Carter Mr. Driski.l was dis
charged from sou;hslda Community
Hospital ca Tuesday Of last week.
Her many friends n his com
munity are happy that she is able
TO Be up and hope that She WIZ
soon be well enough 10 be out. Those
visiting her Sunday were her sister
iq-law. Mrs Evelyn Fowler. and
children. Of Victoria Mrs Wayne
cryder, Of Abilene. and Nm and
Mrs. Billy Siayton ard children Mr..
aad Mrs Albert Dooley and son.
Harold Dooley, Of RoanoFe. cousins.
of Mrs. Garter also spent the day
visiting there
t IL I'LL, aiia Il. I'll. n I. \ .5N'alio@S liaa
Mili 'iifi't Aoit VS. Ni- Vila ulfi
Children. Mr and Mrs. Clarence
Meadow ard children, Of Ports
,,.DD',i .,l''' , IT, n''..s
-o nth It'll. -', It'll I'll !, 4, .ialiNl I
TILT c.o.,,.t ry.,,s -s - III u s.,'
,a -o@,s IT. ' o'..., .'.g'. 81.
Al, aa4 H -. - ,1s.4 II LII ~.
csii.iraa !, E5,.,,,ssl1N s.d ' 3a,
brotber L. cs,neff of n,..les
Branc, are e,,a,,ds@o -. ..'-si.
,bera Mr. MA -.
her bed with IN ~. v, her
speedy recover
Pam. r,o., po,.ot.
Ms Henry slayton rat,,.sed
hone mharsdsv sf,ar snar@,','., Ell.
rsst .w9 vasks v;+4 bor ,.sieia..n /,
Faarc.-a Har son-.r-la., as-i Ts',sI
ter Hi aad afs ,ral,sgav S~e+t
ara IA aoo,,,.,,ra,.;,-i ,,--.
syaot rhe hnIidaxs whao f,ra ,brs
visited seotts se;ar-ia.Tau sIrs
" scott aal cb-,J,-an ri,r-,,-. ara
Ante
ajf ard strs Roa c;rea. Nv pic4
mond visited her naren,s n- an5f
Mrs. CbarBa EIvlrm Na,ea,h.,. j
M. and WI r,ha,1io 4 e,..r..a.
~ III = ioh,,ana ..e5,5a,
ents Mr. and s7rs cba,.l,n s'rIn
Nh Than.-sri,.no ILL.,
I,;ckia rlacl-st1. ~sau. ~.
oad ! ,a.S,- 49, T. T, ~ y ~
~ 80 ~ % s'77' y
~. -. - ni9'''eii>s.
49, f'''q - ,. POI ioWhsela ana
~ :. 80 ny nam VISITED hef
; Hi'iIss' M ana MRS A. II. Eos
49, -, y m son. saehfV Fos-
- - 'iiio'ia' Spent several
- : "-.i tnef' iast week.
W. app FhS- =. II. Allen had
XII" .i,i'l I'LL ne week ehd their
80 ''Nai.ts Given Ct Sprouses Cor
TIL,
~ NarV Rlce. Who Is Win the
,,'5',. fl sl'n i'epasffaent- spent the
=, tl''a Y Mih her parents, Mr- and
- :, -aoi to'i Rlce. She spent Friday
!, iNi1'll''ol.h' saopplne MI and
II Z ',l'ail's iStaK} Rica end
isiN't IA q Fafnville- also
Evening star., 1959-12-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
tcONTINUEDl

BUICK 1887 Caballero station wa
son: rust ard white: all power
equipment: exceptionally clean
week emo special. 81 .795. CCC
guarantee.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
Alexandria Rambler
TAKOMA EORn
STANLEY H. HORNEE

mileage; one owner; 81 800 ~"
STANLEY H. HORNER
! THE HOME OF
2O-PoINT RECONDfTIoNINc;
RIA, ave NE. at 9TH Ii. 6-6464
BUICK 81 Century 4-dr. hardton.
--tone green, T, n, auto. trans
/ power brakes. etc. ] owner: excel
como. 81 800. Call Herndon 63I-
j.? all day Sat, Sun, WeekdsYs
BUICK 1859 Electra 2-dr, hardton.
full power. low mi. immsc uSop coe;
S1"oO, sell =: ,ga5, arrange terms
Pvt. HE. 4-5036.
BUICK 1859 Electra 225 convert
an white; red int. full power and
equip S3,l45. ST. 3-23I5.
BUICK 1854: tan and green hard
/ ton coupe; power brakes, r. and h
excel. cond.: $3.50. SO. 5-ig53'
BUCKS SIS. Must sell ] of INV
autos; l 4-dr. sedan. S475: i 4-dr
( station wagon. S615. Take your
! PICK. Both excel. cond.. must sec
TO appreciate. RE. 6-39Sf.
BUICK. SO Century 4-door hard
top, full power. air CONDITIONED
I black and white finish. Wv. tires;
Evening star., 1959-12-13
MONEY WANTED

WANTED, $4,000 at reas. discount
and interest on well-secured real
estate. Box 471-Y, Star.
$1,000 SEQ, 600 on cattle collateral
lOec guaranteed returned plu,
hunting and vacation privilege,
on 500 acre. Va river-bottom
farm. Box 4gg-R. Star.
$1,000 6ec second trust. due in :
years. excel. NV. prop; lOes disc
EN-. 3-5S0O.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
STANLEY H. HORNER

:O-PoINT r REcoNDffroN1No HcoE n
Fla. Ave. NE. at 9th Ii. 6-6464
CADILLAC 81 cow. absol perfect:
/ ! owner. $4,000 mi. 81. 795. ia.
! 7-O54B
Evening star., 1959-12-13
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED
EPNkfTrAuNERN
tcoNTINUEo)
FLORIpA DEALER desperate

FLORIDA DEALER desperate for
100 cars: SPOT cash 1901 Mt
Vernon ave. Alex Kl S-9O46.
HOSPITAL, NON-PROFIT-Desires
50 station wagon. Can spend up
70 81 500. Call CT. 6-23O3 or OF
4-61O0, Ext. 234
SOUTHERN DEALERS. need carr
desperately: any make or mode
trucks. station wagons HYATTS-
WILLIE AUTO SALES, 1920 r
ave. Hyattsville. Nd WA 7-l2S0
TOP DOLLAR from the top dealer
ioI YOUR car Come up today
COLONIAL OLDS Rth and Fla
ave ne Il 3-55a5 or Ii 7-a34n
USED OIL TRUCK WANTED
eompartment. Approx 1000 gal
SP :i-657S.
WANT ED-CarS wanted viii pay
AA11aw =.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
TRAILERS

Got 10 sell all used trsilerS BY lSt
OF year. Low down payments and
small monthly terms.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC SIS; Tuseon tan and
white, very clean; power steering
power brakes. now only S3,4Y5
CCC guar.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
AUTOS. q TRUCKS for HIRE

MOVE FOR ONE-HALF THE COST
Of shipping. Rent and drive 8
new U-HAUL truck with l6-ft
van body. l-wRy service To majol
cities in As states. JE. 2-1I6l
for reservation.
PANEL-BODY TRUCK for hire, ha,
an iron rack on top. LU. 4-i565
Evening star., 1959-12-13
P.AL ESTATE WANTED

ALL Cash FOR SMALL brick rem.
tai houses Immed. settlement
Gail Mr.. SHELTON. 10. 10000.
FARM-LEe. barn and aereAst
wanted to lease within radius OF
10 mi. OF Seven Corners, Va
FL. 6-45l5.
A BUYER, cash today or win sell
rent for you Free appraisal. WI
e-l97O DICKEY's, AP. 7-sOsO.
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON rERMs-Ll. $1,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
MACHINERY and EQUIP.
AUToMoTIVE MISC.

LAR RADIO. push-button, for 1875,
chevrolet; peri. cond.; S25. JU
S-2744
CADILLAC MOTOR, 50, 80
series: Good condition. BY OWNER
81 20 or best offer. HE. 4-5774.
heavy DUTY. 6-volt electric winch
Tor sale. Call AP. 7-O325.
SPRAY BOOTH /. used very little
Iuliy eauioped; bargain TE. &
200. HUNTER MOTORS.
TIRE CHAINS. = .5OxI5 and . uset
tires, Sl4. JU. 5-O259.
VoLKSWAGFN 50: wrecking com.
plete car, all parts for sale: alSt
1859 Renault, all parts: 50 Fore
vs. GalaNv engine. 5000 miles
also many more late-madsl en-.
gineS. RANSOM MOTORS. ST. >,
WIRE RINGS (set) for l5-inct
wheels. SIS. knock of hubs, S39
chains, SIS, Mon. aft. 3 OIL. 4-932 |
ALL PARTS of 1885 Ford: / nev
muller: new skid chains; uset
battery charger. carburetor
wind shield wiper motor, inne
tube. No Sunday calls. Ii 6-3443
1882 G-CYL. wILLYS ENGINE an,
cd, trans 1852 Plymouth engin,
trans. and rear. VIII. 6-203S.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
ANTIQUE AUTOS FOR SALE

oAkLANDS 20 90: rare antiques
Ctoine Work done, bodies rOugh
can restore best offer. JU. a-f550
Ia SALE 1884 4-dr. sed see A,
the columbia Shell Service Station
"'OO Columbia pike, Arlincton
Evening star., 1959-12-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLlAS-The all-nev 1880 Ems.
llSh FordS are mere see them 10
DAY at JET ENGLISH FORD, l5SI
"a ave e II 4 -.L.ILIIl -
Evening star., 1959-12-13

For Clean Used Trailers
DEALERS RO. $1,000
CHAMPION 81, SO by s-ft. wide;
- 800; bank financing avail. Lot
Germantown, Nd. WA. 6-l666
Evening star., 1959-12-13
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

LET'S GO HUNTING for pheasants
chukar, quail. No bag limit. Phone
Parkway 5-3497 for appointment
BELTSVlLLE GAME FARM. U. s
l, "a mi north OF D. C. line
Evening star., 1959-12-13
TRUCK SPECIALS
MALONEY,S INC
Metropolitan WaShington's
Oldest Ford leadership

oi2o Ga. Ave. Silver Spring. Nd
JU. s-I{33; Sun. ewes. 10 5.o667
nkECkER - 81 GMC a.-ton
best cash otfer PSNsOVt
MOTORS, ST. 2-33i2. u"
Evening star., 1959-12-13
CASH PAID

CAMPING TRAILER, #. alu-
minum: verv good eond.: sleeps 4
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26
THIS N THAT
BY HAZEL UNDERWOOD

Everywhere you go at this sea
son of the year the topic of most
conversations is THE PICNIC. II
you haven't been on one you are
sure to become enthused after
hearing others talk of one they
have been on that you start plan
ming one, a picnic, just any ex-
cuse to get out and go some place
to eat your lunch in the open.
A PICNIC: You cook for two
days getting ready for the pic
mic. You spend some time getting
your picnic baskets stocked with
the picnic dishes, silver wear
table cloths, napkins, etc.
You remember to ice your box
the night before so it will be ice
cold. You put out blankets for
lounging, you take pillows and
newspapers to sit on and to read.
You get your picnic clothes in
order. Your tennis shoes and rae
ket and balls are piled there.
You also lay your swimming
outfit beside your picnic" pile.
In most cases the men get their
golf bags out and try out their
last years golf shoes to see If
they still fit. Sister puts her riding
habit out, too. The little ones put
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26

always visiting dropping
with sandwiches and liquid coolers Sammy Davis Jr discusses
business amending unlimited
sometimes a
step back onstage.
Hghtower shops slips
thing comfy and picks left off reading before the
began murder mysteries she digs metaphysics
philosophy Cole dressing
where excellent meal complete with
candgh awaits them Cory
walters whis the Coeordered private
Roy Hamilton relaxes by singing lively spiruals pals
who drop into the Roy religious
than the des put lights gets
carried and works harder for audience
he does stage And that saying
session leaves Roy dripping with pepaton amusing
those close to him to watch him whspngy
Lord Take Ny Hand then onstage hear him stompng
Go" minutes later
Word from the Holly is that the Mathis
the fat role Of the the film
the rapidIv
maing for herself Diana
tropics with Louis Jordan and his combo
Definition sickness feeling YOU get each
month when the payments due.
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their softball out and for Grand
ma or Grandpa the old hammock
is there, too.
Then the morning of the great
day arrives and what happens /?
You give one look at THE pile
and decide all you will have room
for is the picnic basket! After
that is all packed away and the
door is shut down you are on your
way.
The family gets settled in the
car and Jr. starts singing and be-
fore you know it everybody is
singing as you ride along. You do
not notice the day is getting warm
er and warmer as you ride along.
You are on your way to a picnic!
Finally you arrive at the de-
signated spot and you make the
turn in the huge park that they
told you to make, you ride on and
on, around and around until you
have covered five or six picnic
grounds and then you look down
on a lower level and you see sew
eral picnic grounds down there
and just as you decide the crowd
may have said they would be on a
lower level some one in the car
sees a member of the picnic group
and after some calling and whist
ling you make him hear you.
He has been over to the zoo and
as soon as he gets in the car he
asks you if you entered at the
gate number they gave you. You
had completely forgotten the num-
Der and not wanting the family to
know it you said yes you did.
By a strange coincidence you
did enter that gate but it was by
accident. AS you returned to the
entrance sure enough there was
your group just where they said
the picnic was to be. Some of them
said they saw you drive by or
thought they did and you kept
still.
You were all quite worn out
looking for the group but you
smiled and got out and took your
picnic baskets, etc. out and claim
ed another table.
By this time everyone was pres
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26
N. Y. ANTI-BlAS Agency
TO TACKLE WATER
EnnAIR IIoIAR AaERnNF

New York (ANP)-Commission-
er Elmer A. Carter, chairman,
State Commission Against Dis
elimination CSCAD) has announc-
ed that his agency will conduct a
public hearing May 5 on the hir-
ing methods of the Checkers and
Clerks Union, Local No. 1, Inter-
national Longshoreman's Associa-
ton, Independent.
The charges Of discriminatory
hiring methods were brought be-
fore SCAD by Albert Miller who
has alleged that the union refused
to admit him because he is a Ne
gro.
The president of the local, Ted.
dy Gleason, is also named a re-
spondent in the action.
This is" asserted Commission,
er Carter, "one phase in a broad
attack on the problem of discrim,
nation on the waterfront.
This agency has been con.
cerned for a considerable time
with general charges of the exist,
ence Of bias in hiring practices or
the New York waterfront.
The SCAD chairman pointed out
to reporters that the unique hir,
ing system which prevailed at the
port, based in part upon favorit,
ism, happenstance, and other con
siderations, had made proof diff
cult.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26
Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DEMILLE

FROM HOLLYWOOD TO HARLEM e. Sometime ago wondered
aloud how old Brenda Sar Someone got
and passed along this info Brenda will
month Also, Dale Messck a
Brenda is drawn from life might
the lives of two Chcagogl
secret Dale Messc the mother Of
Ind attorney, and that's where they all hang
Hows this for cutie high fashion
what her does to a hem a him!"
Roy Hamilton making recording Sing
You Sinners but especially
having ball linking Nyrna Adams She's top flight
model
Ever wonder what the between
Hawkins checks into
town he checks to find what's playing
Ruth Brown holds mprompu dressing
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26
Africa At A Glance
HAITIAN HURIs BOMB, KILLS ONE, HURTS TOURIST

HAITIAN HURIS BOMB, KILLS ONE HURTS TOURIST
PortAuPnce CANPAn American tourist was injured and
girl recently when bomb was tossed on the out
door the International Casino
injured Madeline Graf Of Chicago received facial
cuts 20 other persons wounded during the explosion
BROOKLYN COLLEGE PROF TO SUDAN
United Nations ANP)-Prof Eric James of Brooklyn college
has been assigned Nations senior UN advisor on
administration for Sudan
native of Jamaica and now W citizen James
Sudan setting institute of public administration
Prof James faculty of New York university
S w. a. tx vo+orors Administration and for the New
YorkS Department of Education
CANADAS ENVOY TO GHANA RECEIVED
Accra CANP-A high commissioner Bruce NJ Will
TsHEKEDI KHANIA DIES
London CAP)-Tscheked regent Bmaga
following kidney operation With him shortly before
his death in hospital Ella Lord Home secretary of
state sereste Khama his nephew and
former paramount chief of the tribe.
SEI4ASSIE'S SON A BRIDEGROOM
Adds Ababa NP)-Prnce selasse youngest
Emperor Ethiopia joined the ranks of married when the Arch
bishop performed the palace which united
him 22yearOld beauty whom he met
while studying Scotland
QUEENS CAUSES Juror
Naobi Kenya CANP)-when Queen Ezabe included John
superintendent her annual birth
hornets 1t Cowan being
investigated the death of II Africans the
official inquiry has found evidence
camp beaten after clashes with
riot squads prison heavy Of
responsibility the deaths" magistrate shouted
S AFRICAN UNION URGE PAY INCREASE
Johannesburg (ANPRepresenng 100000 workers. the
increase the
Of from week
salaries well below the absolute
YOULOU TAKES 40 SEATS FRENCH CONGO
CANPl-Premier Flbert party least
during elections which conducted
peacefully boodshed which marked the elections
February
Catholic priest Youous Democratic Union for
the per
popular victory Republics with
community will be maintained
AFRICA NEXT FOR GRAHAM
CANP)-Nong racial conflict often caused by
contempt Evange
Crusade Christ in Liberia
Ghana, Nigeria Belgian Congo, Kenya Ethiopia
PREDICT DROP IN RACIAL ANnTY
amp may compel
all because Cancellation
advisory committee thumbs the legislation
grounds a
NIGERIAN PREMIER RAPS NEWSMONGERS
Nigeria (ANP-The Prime Minister Nigeria
press representatives
ong truth National Council Nigeria and the Cameroon
Affairs that with such snders
would be settled soon"
BANK NATONALEED
n
story building
completely taken Region
velopment Corporation, government agency.
FIRST AFRICAN MAYOR
Kampala Uganda (ANP)-Kampaas first African mayor
Kuuya year deputy replacing
c. Deven The former
o. Buganda
GHANA RADIO HALTS BIC NEWSCASTS
ANP)-Ghana radio African
local bulletin replacing brodcass
previously
policy change the Ghana radio system.
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ent so they took off in various
groups. Some put their bathing
suits over their arms and headed
for the beach. Some went to the
zoo, some took their children and
grandchildren and went for the
rides, ponies, airplanes, roller
coaster, merry-go-round, fun house
and all of the other attractions
in the park Everyone was to be
back in time for the picnic lunch
at one.
The committee stayed with the
benches, the lunches and the mos
quitoes.
They enjoyed being together in
the fresh air and about 1890 they
moved the benches to a shady
spot and started to set the long
table, banquet style. They put a
long bench in the center and set
places for the guests, using the
inside table as a serving table.
Soon the others started coming
in. 1t wasn't long before all of the
food was placed, the iced cold
lemonade was ready and the group
began to eat. How they did enjoy
the lunch, when they were not
flaming" away flies and mos
quitoes. The joys of a picnic!
One man said, II wish I was
home in my kitchen eating this, I
would be very happy. hate the
pests flying around. His friend
sitting next to him said, can you
imagine our wives out here eating
with all of these pests flying
around over US and look on the
ground! At home they would have
a fit" if just ONE LITTLE FLY
dared put in his appearance.
don't get it,"
The joys Of a picnic are more
than mere man thinks. The wives
know what you are thinking but
they enjoy getting out of the kit
chen and being with their friends
and they also enjoy eating out,
believe it or not.
The children love it and so they
are happy to do all of the work,
getting ready for it. They enjoy
watching the children up in the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26
ST. PAUL BEAUncIANS
REORGANIZE: CALL
SELVES STYIETTES

The st. Paul beauticians were
reorganized Monday, June %, al
the newly decorated Nu-Look
Beauty Shop, 624 Rondo Av.
The group will be known as the
Stylettes and is affiliated with the
National Beauticians League, Inc.
Mrs. Katie Wickham of New Or
leans, La, is national president.
Newly elected officers are:
Mines. sennie ellison, president;
Vashti Ransom, vice president;
Sue Collins, treasurer; Ada Swyn-
ingan, secretary; Bessie Moore,
assistant secretary; Ruth Turner,
chaplain and chairman Of the cheer
committee; Helen Wagner, his
torian and Luella Taylor, publicity
chairman.
Any licensed beautician who
wishes to join the unit, may con-
tact any of the above members for
further information.
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ferris wheel and they enjoyed the
show at the zoo. They enjoyed it
because they do not get out every
day like you do. Their world con-
sists of you, their home and the
children, so for one or two days
year leave your worries and en-
Joy the day with them.
You can appreciate your home
more, too, after today. Your kit
chen and dining room never looked
so good as after a meal outdoors.
The fresh air was worth a great
deal to all of you as most of you
do not get enough fresh air.
After you had eaten you did
enjoy watching the younger gen.
Grafton play soft ball, run all kinds
of races and you really were think
ing back when you went to pic
MICS with your parents. Then you
took a chartered street car to the
park and oh how you loved the
long ride to the park. You thought
everything was wonderful and all
that was in the park then was the
zoo, the pony rides and boat rides.
You looked forward from the
picnic year to the next. You did
not have a car nor any of your
friends and so, a ride on a chart
cred street car was really some
thing to look forward to.
Your mother baked and cooked
for days, then. She didn't have all
of these add an egg and water"
cakes. She baked her cakes and
bread and made pies and froze
ice cream and when you sat down
to eat they took turns with large
branches of leaves tanning away
the flies while you ate.
Thinking of those days you de-
cided the day wasn't so bad and
so you enjoyed the rest of the
day happy that you have all of
the modern conveniences you have
and with your wife, when you get
home, you are tired, but happy
that all Of you have been together
to enjoy another annual outing.
Until next week
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26

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