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The greatest stumbling block in
any mans path is not laziness or
fear, but low-necked, short-skirt-
ed, rose-scented, diamond-necked
hussy named Demonstration"
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All honor Mississippi which in a has given Miss
Amca For 1861 she lynda Lee Mead of Nacez under
graduate the University of Mississippi who intends continue her
education when her reign The earlier years financed
in least by United States Savings Bonds accumulated for her.
She Il know what have Savings Bonds helping
finance the big things life They've always been wonderful invest
mentand with their improved they're better There's
greater satisfaction in owning the Bonds and the joy of
giving them It's than the present with
futren"
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excitement of high human endeav-
or, and the warmth of human love,
as did the Ariosto.
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Here's great great way when you enjoy
the toney cool efreshnen Of Highs old fashioned chuesh Butter
milk It's low in cooHe odds pounds And its delightful
ovor perfect for special baking Stop by Highs today and
oke advantage of the d fashioned prices Butermk during this
big sole.
Due to Comm zee are
permitted Ito hold hsSaLin Virginia 1oreS
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Susanna Zvyaeina. Nikolai
Simachev and others.
EHH
With all OF those muscular
male dancers available. clearly
ready. willing and able TO toss
the nearest pretty dancer
across the stage. Bolshoi goes
In heavily for adagio. at least
in this highlights program.
Raissa Struchkova and Alex
ander Lapauri were among the
more dazzling pas de deux per-
formers last night. Ekaterina
Maximova and Gennadi
Lediakh and Ludmilla Bogomo-
Iowa and Stanislav Vlasov we're
a pair Of other pairs whose
dancing won cheers.
~ onlv one number last
night, incidentally, was it
glaringly obvious that the
Bolshoi is a troupe that needs
wide open spaces. In the
polonaise brilliantly costumed
and zestfully danced) from
Ivan Susanin." dancers were
splitting out into the wings. 1t
was ample proof to support
that story that the Capitols
stage is not as commodious as
the troupe's home grounds back
in Moscow.
Fortunately, 1t was COM
modious enough for this SPAR
king highlights program and
anyone who stood in that long
line to get tickets should feel
amply rewarded.
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BcLsHoI

Continued from FIRST rage
out to be something Of a sur
prise, to at least one member
of last nights audience. In
neither "Chopiniana" nor her
YDying Swan" solo did she enc
kindle the presence" the
sense Of command that accom-
pany such as Danilova or Mar
got Fonteyn on stage. AS a
prima ballerina should. Ula-
nova lights zip a stage. but II Is
surprisingly with a glow rather
than an electric fash. Her
mastery Of her art still is a
delight to watch.
Bolshoi has another splendid
baIlefina who probably viii be
a great one in Maya Pliset-
skaya. Whatever the problem
was that almost kept her from
making this trip. everyone who
sees the Russian company will
be happy 1t was solved.
Plisetskaya also is an actress
as well as a skilled dancer and
one who generates excitement.
She had only one chance last
night TO display her talent. as
Bacchante in the Leonid Law
rovsky choreographed compost
ton from "walpurgis Night"
But she made a vivid and
exciting impression. Anybody
exposed to it surely will he
back again the next time
Plisetskaya's name is displayed
on a marquee.
This "Walpurgis Night" affair
is a fine, lusty, spirited dance.
definitely among the highlights
of last nights highlights. In
addition to Plisetskaya's per-
Torrance. it won huzzahs for
a young muscle man named
Georgi Farmanyants. who is
also abundantly talented as a
comedian.
+ **&
New as well as old works
were included in the Bolshoi
sampler, with I'VE Stalingrad-
ers" Cor "Stalingrad") proving
a most arresting number. 1t is
modern Russian in music *.
Potapov) and theme military
heroics). Vladimir Varkhaout- |
sky's choreography, with six
male dancers bathed in red
glow, has vigor, but its roots
are still in the old, classical
ballet.
Igor Moiseyey's dance of the |
three warriors from Sparta
Gus" with music by Aram |
Katchaturian, was another
lively Bolshoi highlight as
danced by Lev Yevdokimo.
Esfandiyar Kashani and Mr..
Farmanyants. And the proba-
bly, most-familiar of Kacha-
turian's works in this country.
the one that had quite a run
for awhile, arrived last night
in proper focus. This, of course.
was the sabre dance from the
ballet, "Gayne," and it was
performed with spirit by
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japanese style. Current cal
with a half nelson on Davidt
arm. cover giri turned actress,
Carol Byron. '.Thc Big Circus"
lin which the older son Of
Onzle and Harriet has a star
ring role-ls set for July 4
release.
Eva Gabor's previous COM
prevents her playing
the twin parts OF Llith. the
snake, and the philanderlne
wife Of Mickey Rooney IN Al
zuesmith's production. "Ihe
Private Lives OF Adam and
Eve" Zug Is now woolng Pay
spain. late Of Gods Little
Acre" and AIS Aim for Metro.
The Beat Generation"
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HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM


HOLLYWOOD (NANAl I'm
the words OF Arlene Dahl and
Fernando Lamas: I'VE decided
10 give II another chance. for
our sakes and especially for
the sake OF our son. Lorenzo"
] hope Arlene and Fernando
wiz now live happily ever after.
The reconciled couple gave a
black-tie party after Lamas
premiere at the Huntington
Hartford Theater. the other
eve in "once More With Feel
ing I'VE gave the beatniks q
run for their money" explain
ed Arlene.
Lucille Ball and Desl Arnaz
took of for their vacation in
Europe. Their II Love Lucy"
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show u q top favorite over
there Rosemary Clooney.
appearing with solf-pro Sam
sncad on the Bob Hope show
tonight tnlmed a few days
agol. hops 10 Honolulu this
summer for a singing vacation.
$50
Gene Kelly, discovered Mi
ehele Mercier at the Cannes
Film Festival. The petite ac-
tress will have a role In Genes
next movie Top British
actor Michael Redgrave Joins
Gary Cooper and Charlton
Heston In 1.-THE Wreck Of the
Mary Deare."
Nice TO have a designer in
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the house. Julie Andrew we'd
ding gown when she married
Tony walton was designed by
Tony. who did the same for
the bridesmaids and the ma
tron OF honor. Jack Benny Is
tossing the newlyweds a party
on Monday. Scott Brady
and Julie Newman have dis
covered each other. and a
chorus gal IN his "Desry Rides
Again" doesn't like Il one bit.
George Montgomery Is put
ting together a cimarron City
rodeo which he viii take TO
Europe. including Russia, with
Dinah Shore and State De-
partment okay.
#ss
I'm delighted that Deborah
Kerr will portray me In the
Jerry Wald production OF Be
loved Infidel" for goth Century
Fox. Also that Henry King.
whom have known since !
came here In 1895, win be d.
recting. Henry. whose credits
include Love Is a Many Splen-
dored Thing" and Song Of
Bernadette.r has some fabu-
lous ideas for the movie. AS
Scott Fitzgerald told me many
times. the director Is the most
important contributor TO every
movie.
&r&s&
Conspicuous by his absence
at the Cannes Film Festival
was Capt. Peter Townsend,
whose semidocumentary Pass
port Around the World" was a
contender. The man who al
most married Princess Mar
garet Of Britain did part Of the
French commentary himself.
Frank Tashlin will star his
wife, Mary Costa Cshe did all
those commercials on the eli
max" show with Maurice Che
Waller and Tony Randall in
1.-THE Laughing Man." to be
made In England.
Gregory Peck will spend most
of 1860 in Europe. following
his Guns Of Navarone" movie
for Carl Foreman, with "Sons
and Lovers" for Jerry Wald.
4 y
David Nelson decorated his
bachelor home in the hills
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David Nelson decorated his
bachelor home in the hills
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TENNESSEE WOMAN
PASSES CENTURY MARK

Memphis amp - Mrs. Eliza
Heath who was born in Weakley
county, Tennessee, celebrated her
Tooth birthday last week by visit
ing and going to church. A big
birthday party was given for her
later in the day at the home Of
one Of her three daughters.
Mrs. Heath has lived here IS
years and is a member of the Tree
Of Life Baptist church. She offers
no prescription for longevity, she
said recently, Il don't know when
the Lord will call me, and I'm
waiting patiently until he does,
I just take things as they come
and thank the Lord for that"
Born into slavery, Mrs. Heath
said "the world is a thousand per
cent better than it used to be. I've
had a happy life-a good life-and
good friends. No need to complain
at all. I've just lived like the Lord
wanted me to live"
The mother Of five children, she
now has AZ grandchildren "a great
grand children and eight great
great-grand children. She does not
need glasses, and can thread
needle at night by regular artificial
light. She gets around by herself
and lives an active life.
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OSCAR DIVERS RETURN
FROM VACATION SPENT
In MEXICO & GALE.

After an extended vacation spent
travelling through New Mexico
and southern California, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar w. Oliver, 666 w. Cent
raj Av., recently returned home
with a long list of renewed friend
ships and many fond memories.
In Roswell, New Mex, they
visited friends and relatives and
were the houseguests of Mr.. Oil
ver's mother, Mrs. Mozelle Oliver
and family. They were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Griffin and
houseguests of Elder C. L. and
Mrs. Jones and their daughter
Patricia. They also visited in Al
buquerque.
After a delightful visit in New
Mexico, the divers continued their
journey into California, visiting
in Los Angeles, Pasadena and Hol-
lywood. They were the houseguests
in Los Angeles, of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Moulden and also guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Andrews.
In Pasadena, they were house
guests of Mrs. Amelia Walls, a
cousin of the divers. Mrs. Walls,
well known in this vicinity, is very
active in civic affairs. She is wor-
tt" matron of Angel of Mercy
Chapter No. 20 OES.
The st. Paulites were recipients
of various courtesies and hospital
tiles from relatives and friends,
enjoying renewing many old friend
ships, while meeting new friends.
Mrs. Lydia Jones sent greetings
from Los Angeles to st. Paul
friends.
A highpoint of their stay in the
Angel City was visit to Marine
land of the Pacific. Located by the
ocean, it is beautiful and has a
fabulous display of marine life.
Other interesting places visited in
cluded beautiful Palos Verdes with
their very lovely estates; Memorial
Coliseum, Grauman's well known
Chinese Theater and the Univer-
sity Of California at Los Angeles.
Enroute home the divers also
visited in Chicago.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS


Oct 31-Herbert Whitmore, Sr..
800 Rondo Av.; Mrs. Ruth Hender-
son, 9O6 st. Anthony Av.; Mrs.
Marcia Bell, City; Linda Stwart,
693 Carroll Av.; J. L. Berry, 59s
w Central Av.; LaDoris Foster,
1883 Sherburne Av.; Luke Foster,
st. Paul; William Porter, TIC Ron
do Av.
Nov. Noel w. Scott, 555 w
Jessamine; Jerry Robins, 1893 lyle,
hart Av.; Mrs. Ethel King, tie
Rondo Av.; Edith Smith, SAT Car
roll Av.
Nov. ERNEST c. Cooper, 936
Iglehart Av.; Mrs. Edna Curtis,
99S Carroll Av.
Nov. 3-Frank Gambol, 1884 st.
Anthony Av.; Robert James, $50
Rondo Av.; ]. M. O'Neal, 1876 Car
roll Av.; Donald E. Thomas, 541
w. Central Av.; Michael Harris,
430 Rondo Av., Nikki Starks, $50
Rondo Av.; Mathew Ellis, 997
Iglehart Av.
Nov. Alice M. Lawson, 400
w. Central Av.
Nov. 5-Viola Chmstine Will
liams, 4OS Carroll Av.; Obedia
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tea table were Mines. Eugene
Gould, Wreatha Maxwell, Charles
Odds, Iva Massengill, Robert L.
Williams, Edward Posey, John
Gruner, and John Patton. Little
Miss Elva Harrison was in charge
of the guest book and registered
the large number of guests in at
tendance. Mrs. Phelma Benton was
general chairman and Mrs. How
ard Darnell was chairman of re-
freshments.
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pital and tipped the scales at seven
pounds, three ounces. The little
newcomer makes the household
have the happy combination of two
boys and two girls, and she was
welcomed by her brothers, Walter
III and Albert and sister Claire
Ann. Maternal grandparents are
DR.. and Mrs. Albert Turner Of
Durham, N. c., and paternaI grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Coins Sr. Of ST. Paul.
Visited In Cleveland: Mrs. Ber-
tram Shannon, 1912 Fuller is back
home after accompanying her unc-
lie, Mr.. Kenneth Coins, to Cleve-
land to visit their mother and
grandmother, Mrs. Matte Coins
and sister and aunt, Mrs. Ira
Scott. They had a very pleasant
stay.
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courtesies accorded her during her
visit.
Seriously Ill: Mrs. Lena La
Faucette, 1886 Clinton Av. is ser
iously i'll in Asbury hospital where
she entered on Wednesday, Octob-
er 21, suffering from a heart all
ment. Her condition is unchanged
and no visitors are allowed.
Out OF Hospital: Mr.. James
Bailey, 1905 Second Av. s., re-
turned home Sunday, October %,
from Mt. Sinai hospital where he
underwent surgery. Mr.. Bailey is
in excellent condition and is ex-
pected to make rapid recovery.
Leaves For Home: Miss Evelean
Stinson, left Thursday for her
home in Taylor, Ark, after spend
ing the past four months in Min
neapolis visiting Rev. and Mrs. E.
Henderson of 1929 Bryant Av. N.
Miss Stinson is a cousin of Rev
Henderson.
Club Hostess: When Mrs. Oscar
H. Newman, 1929 Fifth Av. S.,
was hostess to the Pontinas
Bridge club, she invited in extra
guests, who shared the gracious
hospitality of the hostess. Several
rounds of bridge were enjoyed in
the Newmans' spacious rumpus
room, after which tallies were COL
lected and the following were win
ners of the lovely guest prizes:
Mines. Mary Kyle, Laura Gaskins
and Virginia Lewis, first, second
and third respectively. Other
guests of the hostess were Mines.
Fronzena Sizer, Bernice Hendon
and Jessie Shepard. Club prizes
were captured by Mines. Helen
Smith, first; Eunice Mitchell, Sec
ond and Lillian Williams, third.
After bridge the group enjoyed a
tasty lunch and a social hour.
House Guest: A recent visitor
in the city from the Windy City
was Mrs. China Birch who spent
the weekend visiting her mother,
Mrs. H. ]. Sanders and sister and
brother-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. John
N. Mitchell and family of 452S
Third Av S.
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Highway 81, Hugo, MINI.
HOspitalized: Mr.. Glen Beck, 994
Iglehart Av., is very ill in Ancker
hospital where he was taken after
suffering a stroke in his home on
Wednesday, October Fl. His condi-
ton is reported as serious.
ChatterbOx Club: The Chatter
box Club met Friday, October 16,
at the home Of Mrs. Robert Shot
finer, 1889 Eustis ST. Plans were
discussed for the clubs holiday
party at which time members en-
terrain their husbands. The No
vember meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. James Taylor, 1854
Thomas Av.
New Daughter: Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Coins Jr., 1929 z. Co. Rd.
D., have added a fourth to their
family as Of October %. The baby,
a girl, was born in Bethesda hos
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arrangement of yellow, red and
rust NUNS tied with yellow rib
bon.
Festoons of vinca vines encircled
the table and a beautiful silver
coffee and tea service graced one
end
Mrs. Phelma Benton, chairman
of the tea, was mistress of cere-
monies. A highlight of the affair
was the challenging and informa-
tive talk by Mrs. Eugenia Ander-
son of Red Wing, Mimi, former
ambassador to Denmark, who sub
stituted for Mrs. Orville L. Free
man, who was unable to fill her
engagement due to illness.
Mrs. Benton introduced Judge
Howard Bennett, who in turn in
troduced Mrs. Anderson, who spoke
on the theme chosen by the Guild,
"A Greater Minnesota Through the
Participation of Women in Com
munity Affairs" Mrs. Anderson
outlined the four important roles
women can play in the community,
state and world affairs today.
She stated that woman's most
important role was in the home
for one is no better, nor worse
than the home from which one
comes, yet she cannot devote all
of her time to home and family,
but must participate in worthwhile
community projects. Second role
listed was education for her chill
dren. she must work with commun-
ity activities; the PTA and be
aware of the community and state
political life working for better
laws and full Indignation in hous-
ing to make our community a bet
ter place to live in.
Other roles in which women can
play an important part is in the
welfare field where there is a great
need for social workers and health
where she can devote part of her
time teaching others. She must
decide which field, further stated
the speaker that she can contribute
the most effort, for everything we
do to strengthen our community
and state is a contribution to our
country's security and to the peace
of the world. In concluding Mrs.
Anderson said, I'VE must know
what is going on and educate our
children for there can be no peace
until we as women assume our re-
sponsibilities and Americans must
work together, live together in
harmony, brotherhood and peace"
A program presented at inter-
walls, included vocal selections by
Mr.. William Warder accompanied
by Mrs. Warder and Mr.. Worthy
Turner accompanied by Mr.. Ralph
c. Primm and a reading by Mrs.
Samuel Gransberry.
Mrs. Benton introduced Mr.. Rob
ert L. Williams, executive director
of the Minneapolis Urban League,
who gave a few brief remarks and
Mrs. Hazel Merrill, president Of the
Guild. Mrs. Benton made an appeal
for membership to the Guild.
Members of the Guild assisted
as hostesses and presiding at the
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Birthday
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
Oct. 81 - Mrs. Lewis Seaton,
1912 Clinton Av.; Albert Higgins,
221O Fifth Av. s.; Mrs. Mae Stew
art, 1406 Seventh Av. NJ; Wen
dell Gilchrist, 3946 Second Av. s. d.;
Leota Tanner, 626 Fremont Av.
N; Mrs. Mildred Kirk, 5122 James
Av. N; Carolyn Williams, 3644
Clinton Av. s.; Ora Parks, 1908
Knox AV. N.
Noy. / - Mrs. Enola Thomas,
1908 Fifth Av. s.; Sharon Ann
Elizabeth Mitchell, 4211 Fourth
Av. s.; Edward Gerard Broadfoot,
ia Humboldt Av. N.
Nov. 2-Mrs. Villa Carr, 3942
Fifth Av. s.; Edwin Carr, 3942
Fifth Av. s.; Irma Craven, 2437
27th Av. s.; Emil Moses, ABA
Third Av. S.; Mrs. Juanita Sims,
1854 Bryant Av. N; Joe Napue,
5139 Humboldt Av. N; Lawrence
A. Hayes, 1907 E. 21st St; Mrs.
Raymond J. Wallace, 354S Smell
ing Av.; Teri Lynn Stokes, 1908
22nd Av. s.; David Clark, 1892
Fifth Av. S.
Nov. 3-Kathryn Turner, Ere
mont Av. N; Denise Elizabeth
Carmichael, 1920 Third Av. s.;
Felix Fogg, 37O9 Fourth Av. s.;
Mrs. Doris Odds, 1900 18th Av. S.;
Edward Carr, 4O44 Fifth Av. S.
Nov 5-Mrs. Oscar Gates, 2435
Fourth Av. S.; Bert Dawson, 3715
Fourth Av. s.; Reuben B. War
rem, 3645 Clinton Av., Thomas
Brown, 1900 Portland Av., Kelvin
Eugene Crawford, 4433 Fifth Av.
S.
Nov. Crank T. Mitchell, 1929
Nicollet Av.; Rex Allen True, Alps
Fifth Av. s.; Ardena Louise Flip
pin, 3943 Third Av. S.; Mrs. Jessie
Shannon, 1922 Third Av. S.; Rich
ard Cook, 4436 Clinton Av.
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YOUR VIEWS
IMPORTANT

Don't be a shrinking violet. If
you have something you want to
get off your chest on public issues,
you are welcome to use the Letters
to the Editor column. Keep your
letters to $50 words, please. Com
munications should be signed but
writer's name will be kept conf
Dental if requested.
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BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF-Mrs. Shirley Ordway Of James
Vile New York. receives $1,000 from Link
letter honors in the Senior Division Of Pills
buys 18th Grand National at the Beverly Hilton Hotel
Her contest entry Cloud Pie which she baked
The hotels International along with hundred other
na 100000 in prize and General Electric
the Award Luncheon.
Each and twenty junior contestants who
peed for received paid trip to Beverly
the General Electric and mixer used during
the competition Ordiway started with basic lemon pie
variations
10 win She's the Jerry Ordway electrician and the
other Of three youngsters Paul Gloria q She
has moderately recipe collection including complete set
Of PilIsbury National recipes She
beautifully also enjoys sketchng and designing would like
combine the two and create clothes Mrs Ordway
Ladies Circle Of the SOuthwood Baptist
Church part Of her remodel her six
suburban home childrens education
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Hunt, 9Os Carroll Av.; Arthur Hill.
1888 Carroll Av.
Nov. Craig Williams, City;
Kemuel Ellis, City; Jean Durand,
1908 Carroll Av.; Patton Robinson.
766 Carroll Av.; Justin Mann, $50
Iglehart Av.; Willie ]. Rora, Sr.,
954 Iglehart Av.
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MILL CITY URBAN LEAGUE
TEA HEARS EUGENIA ANDERSON

The undercrOft of St Peters AME church Minneapolis
the setting Sunday October 2 for the annual Fall Scholar
ship Tea of the Minneapolis Urban League Guild The
were from to pm
Fall delightfully."- indicated in the arrangement of
flowers and in autumn hues The ascay appointed
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THERE'S WONDERFUL TREAT IN STORE for you when
you try this no-cook cheese pie It's light and airy
spring breeze and just refreshing takes only minutes
because it's made with lemon chiffon filling
whipped according package directions and blended with
cheese
Chill the pie until and with eaming hot coffee
This is indeed, dessert to and
CHIFFON CHEESE PIE
cups Il pound) " cup cold water
cottage cheese cup sugar
/ package chiffon " teaspoon vanilla
pie filling mix / baked 9-inch graham
u cup boiling water cracker crust, cooled
Beat cheese until smooth Place pie filling mix in
large deep mixing bowl Add boiling and mix thoroughly
Add cold Then beat vigorously with rotary beaten
highest speed Of electric mixer until mixture foamy
about minute Add sugar and beat until filling stands peaks
Fold cottage cheese vanilla Pour
Chill until about hours Makes to servings
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Social and Personal
K ST. PAUL

Suburbantes Make Plans Mrs James Douglas 901 CarEsH
Av hostess Friday October 3d. the Sububantes club
her home During the business session. plans made for
evening November - Members will the home
Robert Jackson 836 Carroll and will go from there
GannOns for dinner pm Mrs Fred Fulbrght will be