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Evening star., 1959-12-29
Two Police Hit
AsPartyEnds
In nFree-for-AII

Two young men whose private
party got out of hand last night
faced charges ranging from
assault on policeman to de-
stroying movable property, ac-
cording to police.
Ofhcers said they arrested
Ernest A. Tupper, 80. who gave
his address as the $500 block Of
Forty-ninth street NV, and
Theodore L. Thompson, "a, of
Pittsburgh, after a spree in an
apartment house at 1882
Thirty-first street NV.
The pair, police said, guests
in the apartment of Thomas
Mabley at that address, became
boistercus in the owners abb
sence and proceeded to rip the
place apart. Damages, which
included a broken window and
q television set. according to
officers, totaled about $1,000.
Pvts. Charles L. Langley, jr.,
and Donald Foreit of the sew
enth precinct, who had been
summoned by neighbors, said
they found the pair nearby.
When they tried to arrest the
men, police said, Upper
knocked Pvt, Langley to the
ground.
In the ensuing scuffle, the
other officer was also struck be-
fore Tupper and his companion
were taken to the station, po-
lice reported. Oficers said
Upper was carrying a wallet
belonging to Betsy c. Smith,
%, who also has an apartment
at the Georgetown address.
She told police the wallet was
taken while she was away.
Upper was charged with
housebreaking in connection
with the incident, assault IN
policeman and destroying NOV
able property and Thompson
was accused of destroying NOV
able property.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
Youths Finger
Ampututed AfteI
Gas Tube Blast

A15-year-old boy had a finger
amputated yesterday after IL
was shattered in Boulevard
Heights, Md, by metal from
an exploding gas tube used
with seltzer bottles.
The victim, John E. jenkins
jr., of 2501 Southern avenue
Oxon Run. had hammered q
nail into the tube when it ex-
.ploded, according to his family
He was rushed to Casualty Hos
pital, where the fourth finger
on his left hand was ampu-
tated.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
Wheeler Undecided
Young on Vacation

Joseph Young is on Vocotion.
His column will be resumed on
his return.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
Road COnditiOns-AAA

west-District Of Columbia to Penn.
sylvania turnpike, clear: Pennsylvania
turnpike. wet; Ohio turnpike, wet in
vest; y; 8: 40 west to Ohio, wet;
Soulful. 8. to Richmond, clear,
Shirley highway IVA, Route $500
clear; Richmond, south. clear: District
Of Columbia to Charlottesville, clear
North and East-District Of Colum-
hia TO Delaware Memorial Bridge
clear; New Jersey turnpike, wet New
England, slippery in the south, snow
covered in the central portions and
snow-covered and very hazardous in
the north; District Of Columbia to
Harrisburg, Pa. wet.
River Report
Potomac River clear at Harper
Ferry and clear at Great Falls. Shen'
andoah clear at Harpers Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight AS Noon - 81
4 am. AS 4 pm. ~ s.
8 am. 46 s pm. 81
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest, 100. on June 2Q and 80.
Lowest, IL, on January 6 and IT.
Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the United States Coas
and Geodetic Survey
Today Tomorrow
High -- 7:15 am. $40 am
Low 1:43 am. 2:36 am
High --- 7:43 pm. S:37 pm
Low .57 D.m o:5l d m
Evening star., 1959-12-29
BY CHARLES d. PIERCE
Star stan Writer

New efforts will be made to
settle the quarrel between lead
ers of the D. c. Committee for
Humphrey and a group Of the
District Democratic Central
Committee, it was learned
today.
These negotiations will be
conducted between w. John
Kenney, chairman of the Hum
phrey Committee and A. l..
Wheeler. chairman of the Gen.
tral Committee.
Conferences between these
leaders will be necessary be-
cause an airing of the differ
enceS between the two groups
yesterday before Senator HUI
bert Humphrey, Democrat of
Minnesota, failed to settle the
matter.
Following the meetings in the
Senator's office, Senator Hum
phrey issued a statement saying
he had met with representatives
Of both the Central Committee
and the Humphrey group.
"All of these meetings were
most encouraging because of
the uniform expression Of sup
port" said Senator Hum
phrey.
Wheeler Undecided
However, Mr.. Wheeler after
meeting with the Senator said
he is still undecided" about
whom to support in the Dis
trict presidential preference
primary election May 8.
Senator Humphrey report
edly decided not to become in
volved in the local party squab-
BILE, but, to encourage Mr..
Kenney and Mr.. Wheeler to
reach an understanding.
Mr.. Wheeler has been Of
Evening star., 1959-12-29

For high and low tides at the follow;
from the above.
Annapolis, Q hours; Bloody Point
Light 8 hours; Colonial Beach, 63l
hours; Deale, 3 hours: Solomons Island.
hours; Point Lookout. hours.
The Sun and Moon
Rises sets
Sun today - 1928 Am. 4:54 pm.
sun tomorrow 7:26 am. 4:55 pm.
Moon today 6:53 am. 5:13 pm.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
Concern Reported

Informed sources say that the
leadership of the Central Com
mittee is concerned that Gen.
trail Committee members who
have served the Democratic
Party here faithfully and 10y
ally over the years" may now
be cast aside.
There is a feeling, these
ScIrces say, that some members
of the Humphrey committee
want to turn the clock back
IS or 20 years and make the
Central Committee a pork barrel
Evening star., 1959-12-29

Colder weather forecast tonight
Rockies with the exception of the Eastern Gulf Snow will general
Great the Ohio Valley
New England with rain along the southern fng Of this a-AP
WirephOto Map.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
DC. Democrats Slate
New Party Unity Talks

fered position as vice chair
man of the D. c. Committee
for Humphrey in return for
support of the Senator.
The chairman of the Demo-
cratic Central Committee has
denied reports by members of
the Humphrey group that he
has been critical of Mr.. Ken
ney's actions as leader of the
District Humphrey Committee.
"As far as I am concerned" ;"
said Mr.. Wheeler, "Mr. Kenney
is a good man and a fine fellow
I have no complaints about
him. I am perfectly satisfied
with his leadership of the
Humphrey committee"
J. C. Turner, president Of the
Central Labor Council and a
vice chairman of the District
Central Committee, who has
been offered the backing Of the
Humphrey committee for Dis
trict Democratic national COM
mitteeman, also said that de-
spite a recent talk with Sena-
tor Humphrey he is "unde-
cided" about whom to back in
the District primary.
The major problem causing
the disagreement between the
Humphrey committee and a
group Of the Central Commit
tee is that the Humphrey lead
ers have declined to commit
themselves to support Of the
present members Of the Central
Committee at the May 3 pri-
mary.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
FRIENDS HELP DAVID
FRIEDMAN CELEBRATE ON
HIS FIFTH BIRTHDAY

The Christmas motif added
charm to the setting when David
Friedman was feted by his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fried
man. s21 Iglehart Az. at a party
celebrating his fifth birthday, on
New Years eve, December 81.
A group of his little friends
came to wish him happy birthday
and to enjoy the various games
that filled the afternoon, with each
guest receiving a prize. Climaxing
the afternoon festivities was re-
cordings made of the youngsters
which were played back to their
gleeful delight.
Following games the traditional
ice cream and cake was served. A
beautifully decorated birthday
cake inscribed with David's name
was the center Of attraction.
Enjoying the party while show
ering the honOree with many love
~ and useful gifts were Pamela
Harris, Frankie, Robert and Du-
waine Smith, Claire and Albert
Coins, Jimmie Hughes III, Carol
and Margaret Allen Walden and
also enjoying the fun was Davds
little sister, Karol Meredith.
Assisting were mothers Of the
children, Mines. Walter Coins Jr,
Frank NJ. Smith and Thomas Wal
den.
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PrimmGireS Holiday
Party Is Enioyoble

Inc Primmatres held their an
nual holiday party in the home OF
Mrs. Flurnia Mobiley. us Logan
Av. N. on Sunday afternoon Janu-
airy 4. Mrs. Mobiley's lovely home
with its festive decorations was
the perfect background for the
well dressed members and their
guests.
Mrs Mobiley has been among
the Christmas shutins and her
charming personality has been
missed by the group, 30 II was
decided that since she would be
unable to attend due TO her illness,
they would take the party to her
home.
II was a grand party what with
Ralph c. Primm at the plano ac-
companying the Primaries who
sang one number after another
with Mrs. Thelma BuclJner adding
her vocal bit, not to mention Miss
Rayma Estes, Miss June Hawkins
and Donald Mcclure who literally
set the room on a gay angle with
their vocalizing. Mrs. bessie Ores
ham added TO the entertainment
with one Of her dramatic readings
a highhght came when the
Primaries presented Mr.. Ralph
Primm, their organizer and dir.
ector, with gifts as a token Of APP
probation. Mr.. Silas Smith was
pleasantly surprised when he was
/ presented a gift and a shower OF
birthday cards in celebration Of
his natal day which also fell on
this same date.
A complete dinner menu was
served buffet style.
/ Guests enjoying the happy oc-
casion were Mines. Bessie Ores
ham. Orville Mcfarland Of st.
Joseph, Mo, Silas Smith, Jessie
Shepard Miss June Hawkins and
the Messrs. Elmer Barker, Don
aid Mcclure, Gerald Cumbers Jr.
and John Virgins.
Members present were Messrs.
and Mines. Ralph c. Primm, J.
r. Primm, Mines. Jennie Grissam,
Hattye Phillips, Ruth Cowan, Ger
aid Cumbers Jr., Thelma Buckner,
Miss Rayna Estes and the Messrs.
Johnny jackson, Silas Smith, Hen
~ Hill and Harold Wilson.
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neapolis. The hours were enjoyed
socialiEing,
Attended Brothers Funeral; Mr.
and Mrs. Ytiker Cassell, $40 Lyle
hart Az left Tuesday morning
January 8, for Charleston. Mo-,
TO attend the funeral OF Mr., Cas-
sells brother who passed January
IS.
Club Partyi The Twin City
Bridge Club held It's annual New
Years eve dinner party on De-
ccmber 81 at the home OF Mr., and
Mrs. Henry Johnson, 795 Edmund
Az with members only present.
Fellowship, food and fun high
lighted the enjoyable evening.
Visitor From St. Louis; Among
out Of town visitors spending the
holidays in the city was Mrs A.
H. Window OF st. Louis, Mo. who
was the houseguest OF Mr.. and
Mrs Yulter CasseIl OF $40 Lyle
hart Av, Many social oourtesies
were accorded the visitor during
her stay in the city
Rack Home; Mrs. +. u. Nc
Cracker, s25 AlbermRrle st. re-
turned home from Dayton, Ohio,
where she spent the holidays visit
ing her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. James MCGEE and
family.
Esquircttes Held Partyi A fes-
tive spirit prevailed when the Es-
quirettes Social club entertained
at it's annual holiday party on
Saturday January 3, in the reorea-
ton room Of Local bl6, which was
decorated in the yuletide motif.
Guests enjoyed light refreshments
served throughout the gala even
ing, Door prizes were won by Mrs,
Marcella MRyes and Mr.. Jesse
Miller. Dancing was a highlight Of
the affair. The next meeting OF
the club win be Friday January o
with Mrs. verda Horne OF 1895
Fourth Av s., Minneapolis. which
will be a business meeting.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Jan. lO-T. J. Flippin, 1884 Sec
ond Av. s.; Mrs, Addie Smith,
1854 Fourth Av S; Mrs. Forrest
Mckinney, 2O26 Russell Av. N;
Mike and Gail Greer, So7 Dupont
Av. N; Michael Dan Wilson. $500
Smelling Av.
Jan, ll-Mrs. Mahnda Babb,
4OO9 Third Av. S; Mrs, Onie Nc
Coy, 1909 Plymouth Av N; Gayle
Kelley, 942 Bryant Av. N; Mrs,
Elizabeth b. Davis, s26 Plymouth
Av N.
Jan. l2-Mr, Jewel Anderson,
1920 Tenth Av. S; Rodney Lyle,
SS3 f. SO St; Robert Walter John
son, S64l Fourth Az. S; Preston
Wright, 1881 Bryant Av. N; Re
gina Ross. 9sl Aldrich Av. N.
Jan. IS - Mrs. Connie Poole
1892 Fourth Av. s.; Mrs, Hazel
Merrill 1909 Fifth Av s.; JAG
queline Arrodondo, 4457 Fourth
Av. S; Edward Eugene Milton Jr,,
81 Bryant Av. N; Denise Mic
helle Daniels, Sac Fourth Av.
S; Julius Townsend, 2746h Clin-
ton Av.
Jan. 14-w. e. stoval Ss15
Fifth Av. S; Mrs, Ethelyne Walk
err Brown, $3.50 Clinton Az.
Jan. 15-Mrs, Gladys Session,
4O41 Fifth Av. S; Frank Graham,
3437 Smelling Av.; Mrs. Lotte
Hammond, 1929 Smelling Az;
Diane Lee, COS Eighth Az. N;
Rufus Bruce Bailey 1905 Second
Av. S.
Jan. 16-Mrs. Thomasina Gray.
1889 Fifth Av N; Lynn Annette
Madison, 3s49 Fourth Av. S.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Jan 1O-Marva Ann Boyd, S37
Iglehart Av.; Merlin Price. 7O6
Rondo Av.; Robert Turpin, 4OS
N. Western Av.; Mr.. Reeder Turn
er, 1856 Rondo Av.; Mrs. Katherine
williams. 567 Carroll Av.
Jan. 11-George William Dun
can, 4O5 st. Anthony Av.; Mrs
Dan Bailey, 565 st. Anthony Az;
Marcelene Henderson, $50 st. An.
thony Av.; Drexel Pugh, 972 Car,
roll Av.; Charles Lamb, $50 W
Central Av.
Jan. 12-Eloise Toussaint, 65t
Iglehart Av.; Harold Price, 7Ot
Rondo Av.; Stephen Maxwell, So;
Carroll Av.
Jan. 13--Mrs. Theodore Allen
973 Iglehart Av.; Dewey Jackson
1912 Rondo Av.; Mrs. Jeff Ander
son, 300 st. Anthony Av.; Cherry
Alice White, zoos N. Dale st.
Jan. 14-Mr. Clarence v. Taylor
1915 Rondo Av.; Rita Jean Hollo
man. 932 Iglehart Av.; Mr.. Mel
win Henderson, 9O6 Fuller Az.
Carol Keith Tendle, 1912 c. Tim
berlake Rd.; Mrs. Cecilia Worth
inRton, $40 Rondo Av.; Lawrenc,
Gambol. 63s Carroll Av: Sharon
Colleen Wragg, $50 N. Dale st.
Jan. 15-Mrs. Mabel Reynolds
AS Kent ST.
Jan. 16-Mrs. Maurice Crouch
1856 Carroll Av.; Mrs. Ella Golden
1856 st. Anthony Av.; STANLEY
Harris Jr., 1O45 Carroll Av.; Mrs
Josephine Ormand. 1873 St An
thony Av.; Mrs. George Berry ST
1874 st. Anthony Az.
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erous occasions.
Mother Is Guest: Mrs. Sedonia
Hill Of New Orleans, La, is visit
ing her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hill and son
Of AnolIa, MINI. The senior Mrs,
Hill will remain in the city until
January 10.
III At Home: Mrs. Flurnia Mob
LEY, us Logan Av. N. is confined
to her home because Of illness and
has been a shut-in for the past
four weeks.
Leaves For Home: Mrs. Vincent
Thomas Of Washington, d. c., who
spent the Christmas holiday visit
ing friends, left for her home on
Tuesday December 80. Mrs. Thorn
as was the houseguest of Mrs.
Lottie Hyde Of 1892 Clinton Av.
Enroute home she will visit a few
days in Chicago as the guest Of
Mrs. Edythe Sizer, who accompan-
led her on the return trip. Mrs.
Thomas enjoyed m Getting old
friends and renewing old acquaint-
ances.
Omission: In the news story Of
the Fraction-Wade Clan party the
names Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Frac-
ton were omitted as one Of the
hosts and hostesses giving the
party.
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TWILIGHT SOCIAL CLUB
HOSTS CHRISTMAS PARTY

The Nacirema Club, $3.50 Fourth
Av. S, was the setting for the
annual post-Christmas party Of
the Twilight Social Club on Satur-
day evening December p.
Guests were greeted by the fem
mime members attired in their
prettiest frocks and were escort
ed to the table OF their respective
host and hostess. Tables were
placed around the room in cabaret
style and conferred with Christmas
candles.
Dancing. gay conversation and
the enjoyment of refreshments
rounded out the evenings fun.
Guests enjoying the clubs hos
pitality were Messrs. and Mines,
Tommy Cole, Kenneth Edwards,
George Sudduth, Albert Wallace,
Stanley Mcconnell, Forrest Nc
Kinney, w. NJ. Davis, Clarence
Young. Grady Elliot Adam Lind
say. Eddie withers, Willis Kelley,
Howard Moss, Herman Pope, Tom
ME Bailey, Donald Bell, l. C.
Marks, L. S. Shannon, Nathaniel
walker Sr., Fred Lee, Fred
Vaughn. John Ewing, l. Madison.
Also Messrs. and Mines. Thomas
Dawson, Theodore Jones, James
Snoddy. Leroy Riess, David Leon
ard, william Hall, Early L, Chat
ham. Rain Workout, Fred Lewis,
Obie F. Ripper, Harold Mayes,
Edward varnado, Norman West
berry. Jesse Shelton, william L,
Smith. Jimmie Walker. stephen
Miller, Bonnie Newsome, Leon
Wallace, Pete Robinson, Wayne
Glanton and Clyde Scroggins.
And Mines. Gloria Smith, Geor-
gia Moorehead. Anne Browne,
Russell Mayo, d. J. Faison, Verda
Horne; Misses Mary Seaton, Car
Iotta Early. Armelda Tarrant,
Jane Stone, the Messrs. Herman
Brown, Clarence Smith, Donald
BRYANT and Ozen Smith Jr.
Officers Of the club are Mr.
Lewis Seaton, president; Mrs. AL
meada Moore, secretary; Mrs
Lewis Seaton treasurer, Mr.. Will
liam Barnes social committee
chairman and Mr.. Alphonzo Hayes
business manager.
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OF her parents. The visitors also
spent some time with relatives in
St Paul.
Holiday Visitor: Mrs. Augusta
Fox Of Chicago was the house
guest Of Mrs. Martha Clayburn
and daughter Miss Ryllar Clayburn
over the Christmas holidays.
Christmas Party: The Mime
apolis Choral Union Youth de-
partment entertained at a post
Christmas party on December 20
at the home of Mrs. Hattye Phil
lips, 4146 Third Av. S. An after
noon of games, fun and refresh
ments was enjoyed by the follow
ing Bonnie, Paulette, Crystal and
Judson Phillips, Sharon, Johnnie
and George Grigsby, Tonga Leigh,
Lorelei and Orine Gresham, Bev-
erly Mosby, James Washington,
Anthony and Walter Scott Jr~
Clay Battle, Elbradia, Wilmer and
Ruth Carter. Mrs. Ruth Daley is
supervisor and Mrs. Bessie Ores
ham, president Of the Choral IN
ion was a guest from the Senior
Union. Mrs. Hattye Phillips was
hostess.
Uncle Died: Mrs. Gloria Smith,
20 w. 80 St, received word Of the
death in st. Augustine, Fla, Of
her uncle Mr.. Xavier TX" Rawls,
who died at his home on December
IT. Funeral services were held on
Tuesday December %. Mr.. Rawls
was a brother Of Mrs. w. NJ. Floyd
mother of Mrs. Smith. who is well
known in the Twin Cities, having
visited with her daughter on num-
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The Frunk Corners
Open House Is
Enjoyed BY Friends

One of the most enjoyable af-
fairs of the holiday season was
held New Years evening when
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Corners held
open house to a group of friends in
their beautiful home at 1899 Fifth
Av S.
Guests numbering so were greet
ed at the door by Miss Fay Frank
lin and directed to the spacious,
newly completed recreation room.
The appointed rooms were beauu-
fully decorated carrying out the
Christmas motif. A huge Christ
mas tree was the center Of attrac-
ton in the living room, however
the coy recreation room claimed
the attention of all.
The lace covered serving table
was centered with a floral center
piece of red carnations, holly and
Christmas greenery between low
candlesticks holding burning yule
candles. Holiday greenery placed
on the walls around the room top
ped by the nativity scene on the
mantel, enhanced the beauty Of
the setting
The bar was a popular spot
where thirsts Of the group were
satisfied by the genial host and
Mr.. Eugene Shepherd. Gaiety and
good cheer prevailed as guests en-
joyed sOcializing and continuous
refreshments throughout the fes-
tive affair and as they departed
the memory Of a beautiful yule-
tide evening went with them.
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S S S S FOR YOU!
"SPOT-YOUR-NAME
And WIN SOME MONEY

Look your in this issue Of this paper. you
don't you'll throwing away chance to win money
Each week. throughout the paper the
of persons the community. Your be Of
them. The will look like this:
Example
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NO MORE "sUNDAY-ONLY"
for patent leatherl A tough,
flexible patent which, In tests,
has worn Is times as long as
conventional patents Is new for
children's shoes.
shown above, after an equal
amount Of wear, Is a shoe Of
conventional leather Cat t0p) and
one Of new Luxury Patent"
leather with urethane Hnish
Cat bottom).
The new patent retains gloss
and shine, and resists cracking
and peeling because urethane
finish bonds itself chemically
10 the leather. Colonial Tan
ninRs new Luxury Patent" Is
also soap-and-water washable.
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out-Of-ToWn BIRTHDAYs

Jan. 10 Bishop c. Lee, Chicago,
III; Kena Brown, Jamica, N. Y.
Jan. 13-Frances Taylor, WASH
ington, d. c.; Floyd Collins, Des
Moines, Ia.
Jan. Wilmoth Bowen, Chi
cago, III; Mrs. Dick Gale, Noun
MINI.
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QUICK CHOCOLATE FUDGE

When at midnight rich man
tells the head waiter 20 bring in
six bottles Of champagne and then
sings the check instantly, you re-
lax and proceed to enjoy the even
ing,
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

Jan. PM. and Mrs Charles
Graham, 791 81. Anthony Av., 80
years.
Jan. 13-Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Wood. 94s Igiehart Az, II years
Jan. 14-Mr. and Mrs Earl Nc
Gee. 527 Aurora Av., nine years
Jan. 1s-Mr. and Mrs. Allen
King. 4e3 W. Central. 20 years
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MTNNEAPOIIS

Jan. 12-Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Bailey, 3724 Fourth Az. s, seven
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart T.
Mitchell Jr., seven years
Jan. 15-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Beverly. Baltimore, Nd, four
years.
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS

Parents Visited Daughters: Rev and Mrs H. Fitch Of
Omaha Neb spent the Christmas holiday the city visiting
their four daughters and families Mr. and Mrs Dayton Loud
Mr. and Mrs Robert Few Mr. and Mrs Robert jackson and
Mrs Hattye Phillips and family of 4l46 Third S Mrs
Phillips hostess family dinner Christmas day in honor
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There's something OF interest
to every member OF your family
in this newspaper every week
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Trust in God for great things
With your five loaves and two
fishes He WIN show you a way 20
feed thousands.-Horace Bushnell
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Holiday Guest Mrs Audrey Lloyd of Chicago spent the
holidays in the city visiting Mr. and Mrs Sa Smith Of 47O Full
Ter Av On Christmas day the Smiths hosts family dinner
in honor of their guest Other guests the Willie smith
family and the William House family Callers the evening
were the Thomas Wheys and the Wilbur Hendeson Of Min
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Out-Of-Town BIRTHDAYS

Jan 15-Mrs. Edna HOllanI
Washington, DC.
Jan. l6-Frank w. Schine Sr
Washington, d. c.
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Lovely Jackie Paige, 10, Of
Cincinnati urges all teens TO
jOin her In raising funds for
the 1859 March Of Dimes cam
paign against polio, arthritiS
an birth defects. Jackie says,
"If there's a TAP Cteen age
prOgram) join IL. II not, see
your campaign director and
ask him 10 organize a ThP."
Having benefited from the
March Of Dimes In her recOv-
cry from polio wsich S.ruch
her as an infant, IaeEsg 4 an
example OF the more than
$500 patients who have Iesit
given new hope by cOntribL-
tionS 10 the March n4 Dimes.
You can have fun while sou
raise funds by giving Of your
time and dollars 10 the 1859
March of Dimes, Jan, 2-st
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CHILDREN'S MUDDY SHOES
and galoSheS create a problem
as they track IN and out all
day Use a dampened oval
securing pad to take the caked
dirt off Result. cleaner kitchen
floors
BABY'S CEREAL BOWL can
be easily cleaned with a little
plastic mesh ball which quickly
and safely removes the hard.
ened bits of cereal
SPEAKING OF CEREAL.
there's a new oat cereal made
IN the shape Of letters Of the
alphabet Small children are
fascinated with learning to spell
their names and older ones en-
JOY playing word games-ali
ENJOY eating IT.