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2 Fined $50 For Cabin Entering

Two Kodiak youths, Arthur Christoffersen, 18 and Dave Hig- ley. 20, pleaded guilty to a misde- meanor charge, in US. Commis- sioner Mabel Fenner' Court, Wednesday afternoon. Both had been apprehended as they enter ed cabin in the Chiniak area.
 Both were given sentences of 90 days, which were suspended, and fined $50 each.
 US. Deputy Marshall Ovid Nc Kin1ey, in testifying, said the two had been seen entering the cabin by James Wheeler and o. Rooney on Sunday, May 31. Nothing had been touched and no damage done, he said. He stated both men had been very cooperative.
 John Mansuy, who represented Heglie, brought out in his plea that it was. a first offence fOr both men; that they were nOt
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headache. The City can get into trouble should children get seri- ously injured" There have been several injured recently at the playground in the Aleutian Homes area. Y ~s~@
 Other councilmen concurred., Ii was also brought out that utili- zing the property for a sanitary fill would constitute improving private property by the City. Should precedent of this nature be established, it was felt; 1t would lead to further demands. on City equipment and services in the flu ture. The request was tabled. Y. The City Manager is now study ing other areas in which City prop erty can be improved by the sanitary fill method when the present fill is completed. The Clark Lake area adjacent to 9th Street was mentioned.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-06
Council Members Oppose
 UnsuperviSed Fairgrounds

Council members expressed Themselves as very much opposed Co the erecting of any more un- supervised playgrounds in Kodiak.
 The question came up when a letter was read from the Board of Directors of the Kodiak Rotary Club as favoring a sanitary fill for the Russian Church property be- low Mission Road as the first step m constructing playground there.
 Unsupervised playgrounds are no good" Councilman Carl Huer stated. They are nothing but a
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BLACK TOP PLANT NEEDED

A small black top plant was viewed as "a must" for the City, by Councilman Huer. He advocat- ed the purchase of a small batch plant, which he said were avail able from time to time as surplus. We are going to have to learn to take care of our own needs" he stated. Black topping would be the only way to combat the dust problem
 A rock crushing plant was also mentioned as a necessity. The City Manager was instructed to check on the. possibility of acquiring portable batch plant on surplus.
 A letter from Charles Pfeiffer advocating program for teen agers in Kodiak was read and discussed. Pfeiffef was in the City recently and made a survey of Kodiak's needs in combating ju- venile delinquency. He outlined a four point program for the City, which was published in. the Kodiak Mirror last week. In this he recommended additional play ground space.sa boys club, a teen age club center and swimming pool.
 The Council voted to endorse the application of the Superinten- dent of Schools, Ivor Schott, for the acquisition of five acres of property adjoining the school site. The appraisal of city organiza- tion's efforts and the City's needs of a youth program were voiced as nasty"
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ESC Fund Status

The Unemployment COmpenSa- ton Fund balance as of May 31, 1859 was $1,1sO,OOO, according tO Merrill E. Weir, Director of the sion; The total amount owed to the Employment Security Commis- Federal Government due to boT- rowing under the Reed Bin now stands at $8,265, ,000.
 During the month of May 1858, $514,O0O was paid out in current benefits as compared to $69. 900 in April 1859 and $7O2.0GG in May 1858.
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by action taken b8Y the council. A determined amount offsetting loss of revenue by the vacation of tax es owed by the company, will be transferred to the general fund. The City agreed to vacate back taxes, first assessed in. 1854, in a recent agreement with the com pany. Also in the agreement the Kodiak Cold Storage waived all claim to rentals for the City Dock use of the property in question
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hardened criminals; and Chat both had been very cooperative, and there had been no vicious intent He asked for leniency.
 The Commissioner, ia imposing the sentence and fine, said the offence was a very serious one. The record of the two men, she said, influenced her in n1et1ng out light sentence.
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City Counci! Briefs

Several pieces of City property were up for re-assessment follow ing request for reappraisal by the owners. ~
 The City assessment Officer re- ported the properties in question had been re-appraised and the pre- sent assessments found to be on a correct valuation. The City Coun- el eoncurred in this finding.
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E. CHARGE DOCK FUND WITH VACATED TAXES

Rental charges of dock facilities at the Cold Storage site will be charged against. the Dock fund,
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Police Slogan

A nut at the wheel, a peach at his side, a curve in the road-re- suits: FRUIT COCKTAIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
tcoNIINuEp)
AUTUMN Is THE ARTIST

AUTUMN IS THE ARTIST
To take full advantage OF natures
area q SKYLINE ORCHARD,
located atop the magnificent Blue
Ridge Mountains, Just a pleasant
hours drive from the metropolitan
area, you will md a limited num-
Der Of to 10 acre sites with I'M
equal, majestic views.
A . acre lake has been constructed
for your fishing pleasure, small
game abounds and all OF this
within an hours drive OF the city :.
l site still available has a log cot
tage over 100 yrs. old. Invest in
OF Loudoun County's finest pro-
perties. Terms to suit your .budget.
For your niche In the sky, see
SKYLINE ORCHARDS this week,
Open Sun, noon to dark.
TO REACH; Take Route 7 Lees
burg pike west to top OF Blue
Ridge labout II mi. from Lees
burgl, turn right at skyline
orchard sign . mi.
BROAD RUN REALTY CO. AGENTS
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ecttsss. fully Tinterined: excel.
lent eond., on extremely attrac.
50xl06-tt. lot. containing 4 rms,
and bath, screened side porch and
utility bldg. Yard fenced with
American woven wire, concrete
walks and barbecue pit. We have
other improved and unimproved
lots 70 NJ any need, Call AL.
owiNds a owINds REALTY
2-ST0RY FRAME dwelling, consist
ing Of 2 apts., 5 rooms each: 3
blks, from Chesapeake Bay. good
cond, Excel, investment property.
Seenb appt. only. OWIN05 A
oMINds, ALPINE 7-413l.
81 ACRES on Jack Greek. over
looking Chesapeake Bay with "a
mile waterfront; located in Shady
Properly may be seen weekdays Us
Phone Leroy wi WILDE 81, ' IN. 9 T.sSoS,,
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EXCLUSIVE hunting rights TO 1877
acres OF thickly-Wooded game
country along Mattoponi River
near A. p, Hill, Va. Shelter on
property. Call Ro. S-i730.
HUNTING, FISHING = Vacation
cottage for rent on Cacapon River;
good deer country; . hrs, ID, c.;
all mod, conyenienees. JE. 4-7a52,
HUNTERS PARADIsE-i5 acres OF
clear land on hard-surface road,
miles below Cambridge; 4-room
ashes tos-shinele house; excellent
running water; bottled gas and
electricity; other buildings. Goose
and mallard pond with goose pit
on premises. Property adjacent
Government Migratory Bird Sane.
tuary. Deer from l,0O0-acre tract
OF woods and marsh in rear roam
over this farm. Price, $1,000. Will
hold $4,000 first trust. Box 93-M
Star.
! HAVE OPENINGS at my hunting
lodge, mr.. Warrensyille and Vel.
low Springs, W, Va. for deei
hunters, Nov. 3O-Dec. S; mod
COW Phone CARLTON MILLS
MD. SOCIETY OF HUNTING :
Members invited. Private prop
reas rates. Box 4S4-L, Star,
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FARMS
(coNTINUEDl

ON EASTERN SHORE, . miles from
town OF FedeIalsburE, Md, on. Rte
$3.50 tillable acres; Term
house, hot and cold running water
bath, dble,. gar., small barn, corr
capacity, fully equipped ! small
laying hen house. For further IN.
formation, write LEE WILLENS
Rte, 1, fredericksburg, Nd, or cal
Leroy Willen after 3 at night o.
RE. 6-Se74.
SECLUDED Ii-AcRE FARM, ].
primes, elevation 1000 H., 100,
shed. 36x24i chickenhouse. l5xi4
with yard fenced. Nearly new s.
room and bath masonry. stuccS
house with fireplace, oil heat
srayity water from mountain ,l
basement and attic. storm win
dows, awnings, insulated, Price
$1,000. D. h STEEL sample
Harpers Ferry, r, 1,
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

APT. HOUSE GROUNDS, lots or
acreage for development, D. c. or
Md. Call tn. 2-2664.
APT. HOUSE GROUND; quick
DAYS. OIL R-RR4n. eVeninRs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25

MONT. co. close in on major
ie0rS Spt sroun APOtPPs Partially sonss
R-20, priced right At 100000
for the package. Call Mr.. Ramsey
at JU. A-2b52 weekends. ", 3
gaia. C. NJ. MARsTELLER REAL
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MONTGOMERY co.

BETHESDA. JUST OFF BRADLEY
BLVD, ALSO KENsINqToN AND
sewer, water In We. will build for
you. Financing available, Call usl
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Southern Maryland
PATUXENT RIVER - Small es-
tate on mile wide river. Two-story
galleried house, completely fur
nished. Al condition. Sturdy
pier, boat house, box stalled sta
Bile. Ideal for club or private use
Moderately priced.
E. Steuart Vaughan
Prince Frederick, Md. Phi. 1921
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MODERN HOME in pleasant retired
boat harbor-Living room, dining
room. kitchen, 8 bedrooms. bath.
Artesian well. A real value at
S22.5OO. CAPT. H. c. Robson.
USN (RetD, Broker. White Stone
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HOME
ON THE BAY

ON THE BAY
SUBSTANTIAL 2-story all-year.
home only 2h blocks from bay
and within walking distance Of
super. market and other shopping,
churches, ETC.; on 60x1 05-ft.
fenced lot with tall shade trees: !,
has screened front porch. attrac.
living room, dining room, equipped
kitchen and dinette, 8 stable bed
rooms, 2 bath rooms, oil furnace,
forage buildings in rear and
other extras: only $500 with
reasonable terms arranged II de-
NO. ATTRACTIVE and neat as
. pin, well cared for retirement
home on fenced lawn 50x105 IT.
with shrubbery and trees: has in
closed front porch, attractive liv-
ing room, Ice. combination kitchen
and dining area, Ice. bedroom
with closets, full bath, oil furnace,
work shop and storage building in
rear; convenient to stores.
churches, schools and bay. This
Is hard to match for only S0.750.
Chesapeake Co., Inc.
At the Bayfront Stop sign
CHESAPEAKE BEACH, MD,
Phone AL. 1881 or AL. 7-4691
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I ,EIGH MILL ESTATES

(ureat Falls. Virginial
wood trees and gently rolling
terrain now available TO an exqct-
ins builder, Perfect natural build
Ing sites for tiner homes. stra-
tesieally located "a mile from
Great Pals, va, 4O0-tt. frontage
on Old deorgetown pike. 800 II,
on Leigh Mil rd., the area Of
Homes OF Distinction, Cow 10
the new CHA Building, also
Dulles International Airport,
Ready for immediate development,
with excellent financing to de-
sirable developer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
HOWARD E.
TALBERT

CHALK POINT, west River, Nd
Boatman's Paradise. g. bedrm.,
1h-bath, large liv. rm. with firepl.,
din. rm., extra large kit. large
screened porch; furnished: very
large garage; 200-ft. pier; excel.
harbor. Good financing. Mr.
CLAYTON, University 7-Sl06.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE


COLONIAL BEAcH-cinder brk.,
sewer ssTs 'sSSstissSS iHITTESTU sisr s saG
croft and Ball st., 10. s-6034.
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R. H. BEST, INC.
HA, 7-7300. Ewes, OIL. 2-7790
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SPOUT HILL Rp-', syKEsvnLE
PHONE AT

275-ACRE crop and cattle farm
good land. streams. stone house.
tenant hse, large barn. S6O,OOOi
22O-ACRE dairy and cattle farm;
pvd. I'd. front, two barns, stone
house, $40 500.
65-ACRE farm, hghwy. frontage
q ACRES, modern s-rm. brich
home: pvd. I'd, S19.5Q0.
ia ACRE, S-rm. frame house, bath
elect, $500
"a ACRE. 7-rm. house, heat, bath
$4,000; small dn. payment
TELEPHONE MT. AIRY 23l
JOHN ]. PRICE, RLTR. MT. AIRY
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210 ACRES-W. VA.
:. R. Wigfield, No. 7-1328

Near Upper Msrlboro-141 acres
good farm land, / mile road 'front.'
age on hard surfaced road: 3
barns, 6-rm. house, Gear garage.
Some scattered timber. $4,000.
$4,000 dn
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SUMMERS REALTY
Mr. AND MRS. MORELAND

SUMMERS REALl
MR. AND MRS. MORELAND
once, MA. 1886; ewes. and week
ends UNIVERSITY 1851
"a ACRE. brick and shingle home
like new. all modern: z rooms,
bath, powder rm.. metal storm
windows, doors. Dashboard heat;
S15,500 in fee.
4 lovely acres mr.. village, 1O-rm.
stone and single home; garage,
patio, bath, powder rm.; many
conveniences; As min. to Balto.'
one hr. to D. C. $4,000.
345 A. dairy farm. Owner claims
$1,000 monthly milk check: Z
houses, 9 large barns. 4 silos. AZ
stock and equipment: $4,000
call Mr.. Cecil Tilden S-4226.
Sales and service garage doing Q
long established business, com
plete with salesrooms, repair
shops, parts and equipment. Of
fices; S125,Q00.
WATKINS REAL ESTATE g. ms
SPOUT HILL RID. SYKESVILLE
PHONE All
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
REAL ESTATE LOANS

Al LOANS, 51aes: 80 yrs: cash
funds unlim. Prompt appra.; days
ewes. CROCKETT, HE. 1884.
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ii.AcRE FARM,
UPPER
MONTGOMERY co.

24O-acres with lge, farmhouse, barn
and other outbldgs. Long 'front.'
age on 2 surfaced roads; $3.50 per
acre.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

A LOT OF LOT for sale for some
lucky contemporary builder. It's
at Lake Bancroft $6,950. HOLLEY
REALTY, 51S3 Lee highway, KE.
S-53bO. Call Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25

BETHESDA-ROCKVILLE - Small
and lge. indus. and comml. tracts,
Sale. lease or will build for re-
sponsible tenants. Mr.. Sisson,
ANDRIS REALTY CO., OIL. 2-9070.
FIRST COMMERCIAL PROPERTY,
Suitland. Md, q acre adjoining
Shopping Center on Silver Hill I'd,
10. S-69l3; after g. 10. S-606S.
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29O-ACRE FARMS barns. . ten
ant houses. Tobacco allotment; "a
miles D. c. Anne Arundel Co.
$4,000 29ec cash down.
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KAY BOWLING, REALToR

ll-acres with new 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, barn, double sarase,
S33,500.
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1I8-acres with ,extra-long frontage
on new national pike. 6-rm. frame
home; $500 per acre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25

' with oidsr brick hO%s GO $1,000,
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TWO AND ONE-HALF ACRES ex-
tending from paved road to broad
salt water Seven-room and bath
dwelling in very good condition
About 10 miles from Cambridge
MATHEWS 4 COMPANY
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MOBILE HOME
SHOW
OPEN HOUSE
/. Mobile Homes, Inc.

OPEN DAILY TIL e:sO PM.
NEW MOON 1858; l0x5O, 8 bed
Gnh Call OF A.R1n1
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Crunnpton

DEALE, MD, UNIVERSITY 7-2091
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BROCK HALL

BROAD RUN REALTY CO. AGENTS
Leesburg, Va, SP. 7-30S6
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03

SStA Second Az S. are very much
occupied az home getting acquaint
ga with their new playmate and
brother, Ronald Frederick The new
playmate arrived Thursday March
90 in Nc Sinai hospital and tipped
the scales az eight pounds Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Robbins arc par
guts of the family Also getting
acquainted with her latest grand,
child ~ Mrs Lucille Thomas ~
Topeka kans who came to the
gtty 20 be ON hand 90 welcome the
newcomer MIR and Mrs Russell
Avery 81 Nohlesville. Ind are the
patglnal grandparents
out ot Hospitals Mira Alice
Brown 35to Fourth Az g. re
turned home SUNDAY from Nj
sinai where she spent few days
Of test and treatment
Family Nisitori Spending the
Eastcr weekend ia the city was
Mrs Helen Kitchen Of pes Moinea.
Ia Mrs, Kitchen divided her time
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
The Henry Church's
Observe Silver
Weddina Date

Mr. and Mrs Henry Church, 7l2
II Winona, celebrated their 2Sth
silver wedding anniversary satur-
day evening March -, at open
House" held at the home OF their
daughter and son-in-law. Mile and
Ransom simmons Of 227 e. Fair
child.
The house was beautifully dec
grated with bouquets Of spring
flowers placed az vantage points
throughout the rooms Ccntcring
the lace covered serving table was
q two TERED wedding cake a snow
white mass embossed with pink
roses, silver leaves and inscribed
"25th Anniversary In silver Cry,
stal candlesticls holding white
tapers were on either side and a
silver coffee service adorned one
end silver and white strcamcra
caseading from the four corners o.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03

the room were tied 10 the candle
sticks forming a large bow Pastor
Willie House blessed the cake
Mrs Church was beautifully
gowned Ia light orchid floor
length formal enhanced with pearl
jewelry and diamond wrist watch
She wore white carnation cor
sage Mr Church wore the tradi
tional black suit with white carna.
ton bouttonnalre
Receiving with MT and Mrs
Church. were Mr.. and Mrs Maur-
ice Duke, who were united Ia
marriage ia double ceremony
with the Churchs 20 years ago
Mrs Duke was lovely in light blue
lace ballenna length accented with
rhinestone jowelry and white earn
alton cor4age Also in the receiving
line was Mrs George Han close
friend Of the couple, who was stun
ming in a light blue after-five frock
and white carnation coraagc
During the hours Of 90 10
. N, some 70 Of their friends ex-
tended congratulations and pre-
scented the happy couple with love
" gifts Of silver including a money
tree.
The ladies serving as hosteees
were Mines June Jackson. who cut
and served the wedding cake An
ME Biakcly and Carrie Thomas
presided at thu coffee service,
Clara Parker. Misses Judy Blake
~ and Katherine Church attended
the gin room and Mines Mile
simmons Norma Thomas and
Joyce Thomas served the ice
cream
Mr. and Mrs Church are the
parents ~ three daughters. Mines
Mile Simmons. June Jackson and
Miss kathleen Church
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
'Pruyer Meetings
Won't Solve Race
Problems" Mitchell

Washington amp IL Is r.
dscuious FOR the chief Executive ne
the United states 70 say that the
problem ~ degeneration can BE-
solved by prayer meetings and
holding hands or by being let
alone declared Clarence Mitchell
chief ~ the Washington NAACr
bureau
Addressing the regular dinner
meeting ot the Capital Press club
last week Mitchell pointed out
that the problem facing tho nation
can only bc solved through an
orderly process OF law.
Mitchell placed the blame ON
Gen Wilton Il, Persons, assistant
60 the President, for the white
housc's "lukewarm" attitude Il.
ward strong eivil rights bin lie
recalled that the Administration
supported Part IN I'm the Civl
Rights Act OF ia57, although the
President himself WAS not too keen
on Il.
Hut a big change has taken
place IN the Administrators az.
tttudc since Gen Persons replaced
sherman Adams 80 Eisenhowcrs
chief advisor rhis year tho Ad.
ministration "a fatty refusing 20
support Part III
Atty Cen William Rogers has
been forced 60 modify his stand
on the proposal 90 comply with the
wishes ~ the President lie knows
that the Justice department needs
enforcement powers IA tho school
dssegrcgatiou night still ho IA op-
posing the legislation against hla
own convictions
Mitchell urged Negroes To- raise
their sights and goals 30 this
political arena lie predicted that
Negro Congressman from Miaaias
lppl and Negro mayors IN major
cities VIII become reality N the
near future
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03

at the home OF the latter. 2ss n
Avon ST.
birthday Greetings; Greetings
to MIR James II Thomas, 1923
Marshall Av. who viii observe his
birthday on April 10.
Club Hostess: Mrs Richard Gar
cia 6O3 Igiehart Av, win be hos
tess TO the Entire Nous Club on
Saturday April 4
Leaves For Homei Mrs Zelma
Derrick OF Seattle, Wash, who has
been the houseguest for the past
ten days OF Mr. and Mrs olye
Gum, Ts3 Iglehsrt Az, left for
her home on Friday March 81 Mrs.
Derrick is international grand mat
ron OF the Order Of Eastern Star
In honor OF their guest Mrs Gum
entertained informally Tuesday ev-
tiAllA az NAhNA q kARNP Va Astas'NN+A
Star members enjoyed visiting and
exchanging ideas with Mrs Der.
rick The hostess served dainty re-
freshments Among those present
were Mines Kate Nell, Ardelia Al
len. Helen Lawrence, Blanche
Maycs, Fern Helm. Eunyce Lewis,
Erma Mazingo, Mary Lee Parks
Corrne Griffin. Evelyn Brent and
Eunice Jones ON Thursday even
ing Mrs. Derrick was the guest OF
Mrs. Tony Mazingo Of i5s n Grot.
TO.
Confined To Home' Mrs orion
Shelton and Is month old son
Tony have both been confined 10
their home due TO Illness for the
past week
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Apr Mrs. 7, Il stovan sr,
Se2S Fourth Az, 81 Louise X
Mostly Si2e Clinton Az; Louis
Whitlock Sr Ss45 Clinton Az;
Miss Carol Allen. SSiS Third Az,
= Coventry Royster 1900 Port
land Avs Mrs Andrew Wilson,
1899 Smelling Avt Josie Irene
johnson, 5000 Oakland Az
Apr 5 Miss Marian Hoard.
S6S3 Fourth Az 81 Mrs, II. L.
Adams 2ll4 r. IS 81 Mrs Robert
Bannarn ST2s Minnehaha Av..
Janet II Bailey iao5 Fourth Az.
5 James Sims, eoT Fremont Az.
~ James Robinson, ssts Oak
hand Av Denise Darrell Wallace,
3s6 r. "a 81
Apr 6 Charles MayNyeathct
1910 " - ST. Mrs Margaret
Ford T2S Emerson Az NJ Mrs
Roy jackson. SOS seventh Az "
Charles Crockett i4o7 eth Ave.
No Dolores Hanson soa AID,
rich Az ~
Apr Z James w Ward a7sf
Fourth Az 3 Rev Henry Bolts
sr 1919 Lyndale Az M Tai
madEc a Carey sra S1ot Firth
A. s William Mccoy 1888 Gin.
ton Az. Charles white 1859
Smelling Az, Jesse Patterson, Toi
Fremont Az N pwain Robinson,
8SSs Oakland Az Mario Robbins,
Sst5 Second Av s.
Apr s STANLEY Gardner pa
Bryant Az NJ Mrs Theodore
Dean 2Ti5 clinton Az Mrs Ellis
aboth Taylor. SEQ u Al 81
Apr o Carmen Clark aaa2
Firth Az g.
Apr 10 Mrs Ida Taylor a2a
Emerson Az N Mrs Helen Lane,
100 Fremont Az NJ, LEROY Jack
son Jr. 4tg3 Fourth Az g. DeS-
ter North, 2h22 Fourth Az s.
william q. Griaaam, 2bOa Fourth
Az s. Edgar Dyasrt 10 y ~
St
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03

the home OF Mrs. Ann Mann, 1905
Western Az with Mrs Norma
Lazenberry as co-hostess. Mrs.
Barbara Cyrus presided at the
business session Mrs. Norma Laz-
enberry gave book review OF
Too Much Too Soon" an auto
biography OF Diane Barrymore.
which was very interesting, The
next meeting viii be Friday April
"a. with Mrs Beneta Nellie and
Mrs. Cecil Mccoy as co-hostesses
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visiting her son Walter Lowe.
1897 wavcrly Place and sister
Mrs peVclma Newman ot tl2a
Second Az s. sho left for her
homo ON Monday
CRITICALLY Iiil Clarence A
Hughes 1892 Fourth Az g. is
critically IN IN Swedish hospital
Returned IIome, Mrs G V VIII
uan,a. Sac Portland Az, returned
home from Louisville. Ky whore
SHE was called because Of the
critical illness and subsequent
death OF her sister Mrs Evelyn
Scttlcn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIEs
MINNEAPOLIS

Apr . Mfr and Mrs william
whitcmde. 1900 THIRD Az 81 10
years
Apr Mr. and Mrs Earl how
man 1r. a4ib Fourth Az a. eight
years
Apr . Mr. and Mrs. Royal
Crawford, A43s FYfth Az g. u
years
Apr 10 Rev and Mrn Charles
sexton, 90 Penn Az NJ, ~ years