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WASHINGTON

] Grounded out for Fischer in 10th:
? Fouled to Porter for Sieburn in ! 18th:
3 Ran for zsuchin IN 14th; Grounded
out for HYDE in l4th.
NEW YORK 900 600 600 600 oil
WASHINGTON 900 900 900 900 O0-0
E-Aspromonte. PO-A-New York,
42-17; Washington, 42-17. DP-Kubek
to Richardson to Skowron: Zauchin
lunassistedl: Bertoia to Aspromonte to
zauchin; Richardson to Kubek to
Skorwron. LoB--New York, IL; Wash
2b-Bertoia. Ford. Richardson. sB-
Sieburn. S-Bauer, Porter
Ford .--------! Z I? 3 g 3 b IS
Fischer --------l0 6 q o 3
E RsSS9' .,----- * Z 3 . . . 8
Winner-Ford t2-0. Loser-stobbs
(0-2l.
U-Umont, Berry. Honochick and
Flaherty. T-3:40. A-1,337.
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Milwaukee at Philadelphia tnightl-
PlEarro 900 or Buhl 600 VS.. Sem
proeh (l-0l.
\ st. Louis at Chieago-MeDaniel
/ DID vs.. Drahovsky ODD.
Cincinnati at PittSbursh tnighD-
Lawrence ODD VS.. Witt ODD.
Only games scheduled
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LEAGUE
STANDINGS

WV AOIh. L, WdSHinbIOn u
inningsl
Chicago, 20; Kansas City. 8.
Cleveland, 10; Detroit. /.
Boston. 8; Baltimore. 4.
GAMES TODAY
New York at Washington. 2 pm.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Baltimore at Boston
tOnly Games Scheduledl
GAMES TOMORROW
Boston at Washington, sos pm.
Chicago at Cleveland M.
Detroit at Kansas City IN.
tOnly Games Scheduled)
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AUIoMoDILEs FoR SALE

NASH 1881 Rambler 2-dr. States.
man; one owner: si7S. OR
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CHEVROLET 1857 Cdr. sedan,
standard transmission. T. and h.
This owner-ratsd auto Is beau;
matching interior, This auto Is
In perfect condition and far
above the other autos you have
been looking at. 81 ;09b- NATION
ave, NV, tn. 2-SS77.
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BELL MOTORS

Sill Wis. Ave. NV. wo.. $4,000
CHEVROLET 81 9-pass. station
wagon; straight shift: good con-
dition. IA. 2-459s.
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CHEVROLET 'Ss .Aiscayns s-eyl,
S SssEE, rhs: heater; "a shifts '' sss.
siHsSilss S.t eol $3.50 $500 Ib. @ . 9frs's
CHEW '16 "ai0'' e-cylinder hard
is9 I'd i e .S ne s ssR. ! .S S:.i
s sisSi lsIi;ssiiAa tisi i iIsfg Esst!
cHEvRoLET SO Bel Air 4-dr,
S s:s:s 'I sss s irs ~! SIss s ssss
BELL MOTORS
Sill wis. Ave. NV wo, tl.snuo
nnlnn 40 a 49,. ...,,l. NJ -.
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1t. 7.sS ~ open ' EveS, tn .
BUICK 80 Spec. 4.dr. t.: q and
eept older car In trade. OWNER,
BUICK 1853 Special Riviera; g
tone dynahoE. 2. and H.: clean
OWNER. OIL, 6.8lA4,
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AuroMoslLEs toR SALE AuroMosIlEs ron SALE

FORD 81 YES custom 400" Tudor
ssc,6SO6S" MP! C!sSSis : TS. s. ISeS
FORD 81 Victoria Ysirlane "soo"i
beautiful 2-tone green: only
EATON CHEVROLET
010 II 81. NE. IL, 7-63le
FORD ip47 Fordor sedan; q. and
Call OIL. e-b134.
'S SSi' :: iTI:s''N ,'9 .. Fl 81
PARKWAY MOTOR co.
3O4O M Ct. NV, FE. :l-asOO
FORD 81 VS. station Wagon;
white wATA warranty; No. 433;
PARKWAY MOTOR co.
a04O N 81. NV. FE, $4,000
r slssl y. ss vi TS %S4A : s1s n
PARKWAY MOTOR CO.
a040 N 81, NV FE. $4,000
FORD 1881 Custom V-s Fordor:
7. and h., Wv, tires; excel. eond. |;
S4ab. CT, d-H03h.
FORD $50 Fordor de luxe: Fordo-
matte, =. and h., new-car eond.
Excel. buy: Sl.4OO. WA. 7-4l45.
F3EP s Sa y;s ,.5 EoT,c ,,1 IT, 2 and Oh ri
Broad ST.. Fails Church. Va,
FORD $50 Country sedsn station
immaculate. 81, sbe; SiSe oown,
SPOT delivery, Is other wagons.
BELL MOTORS
61l1 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
FORD '55 customline Fordor sedan:
auto trans. r, and h.; one owner.
showroom eond; SS9b, l., p.
sTEuART SILVER sPRINq; INC; :.
FORD '57 retractable convertible;
power steerine, Fordomatic. ..
and h.. immaculate, $1,g9b; s29b
down. Spot delivery.
BELL MOTORS
Sill Wis. Ave. NV Wo. 6-ss0O
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Sill Is. Ave. NV. wo. $4,000
RENAULT pauphine sB7 4-dr,: r
and h Perfect cond.: S09B, SI46
down; 9pet asl,y ssTlyIuooc
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AuIoMosllIs FOR SALE


BUICK - SO .Rnadmaster Riviera
hardtop, automatic transmission,
power .steerine, power. brakes, L.
h. padded daah. many extras. 2.
tone blue and cream. Low mileage,
'ICiOSIONYMOTORS
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BETHEsnA, MD. o., 6-5700
BUICK 1887 Century Cabailero
station wagon; radio, heater. pb.,
p,s.. tinted glass. color blue. ga
raged; really clean. S2,25O. 10.
N-6HHH. rs
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PONTIAC '58

PRiNz new 1859 German Preci-
s ,In % soo. ssr i.. 90 .1 %ls.
OF room. hydraulic brakes, heater,
ready to drive. 81 ,43a.60
WHEELER. INC, CHRYeLER CITY
$500 WISCONSIN NV, EN-. $4,000
1858 American: Il. 900
SI,lsb. KE. s.5027.
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DODGE 'b2 club coupe: T. and h..
gyro. trans, GOOD tires: ideal End
car: $500. CO. 5-67g5.
DODGE 1855 Royal 4-dr. sedan:
auto. trans, r. and h. This 10000.
mile auto IL 2-tone Of mint and
forest green. A truly clean and
immaculate auto. This Is q rare
buy since the MILEAGE is accurate
and can he verified. The antn will
sell itself: words are superfiuous
on this auto: 81 .0gb. NATIONAL
AUTO BROKERS. $500 Ga. ave.
NV, tn. 2-SS77.
DODGE '5S Coronet 2-dr.; traded
on 50 Volkswagen; S45 down,
low monthly payments.
CIRCLE DISCOUNT CORP
24Ol Pa. Ave. NV. Wash. D. C.
FE. $4,000
FIAT '5s 5000: sun top: best
offer over $1,000. no. .-3D74.
q to 10 am.
FIAT '5s 900: good condition:
81, O95. OR. 1920.
FORD '5s; take over payments Of
$40 mo-; will consider trade, Ro
H.l3iS.
A
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BIZ wis. Ave. NV. wo. 6-sa

BBlCK 1888. excel. cond :, power
equipped Must sell. You save
money CT. e-s4aa "
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HUDSON 1881 4.dr.: Z. and h..
$3.50. LO. b-501g,
HUDSON l940 2-door; excellent
mechanical condition, excel. tires.
$3.50. DA. b-oO4p.
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BELL, MOTORS

CHEVROLET 'b5 Bel Air cdr. Sc
dan; powerglide, radio, heater,
10000 miles: Sga5. EN-. 3-5347.
CHEVROLET '55 "2lO" station wa
gon: r. and h.: peri. cond. Sap5,
$l45 down. Spot delivery. Is other
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: AUTOMOBILES ron SALE
BELL MOTORS

ANGLIA l57 g.dr.: fully equipped;
$4,000 miles. .irnmac. throughout:
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SAAB 03-B

SAAB 03-B
s x:s s A'sss s .Sias lmS s:s
o''' RS osss 1as s csE M nj
Columbia Pike and 8. 0iebe Rd
Arlington, Va. IA. 7-67Sl
sIMCA 1858; Al cond :; ali ex-
trss; sI.4sS or best OFFER. ~,
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NASH '53 Amb. 4-dr.; green; ny:
dra., reclining seats; S326. 1871
N. lakewood ST., Arl.; pr 5-tsaaa
NASH '6I 4-dr.; T. and h.. reclln-
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ANGLIA. PERFECT con suI
REIL. MOTORS

ANGLIA '5S Cdr. sedan: equipped
% . miles, same as new through
OIL. acts IS m.p.g.. 81 ,09B, S1B9
dNWY sn0f daiivaFv
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

r AM! sS,. s9 s;. sIoSS oe. .ss.
s g.: t ss.SDs ss.l :"i;s6 $500 ' e. ': st.i
s p;m. sat.-sun, all day; DE
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DODGE TRUCK ls47; 2 ton, iS-it.
stake body. caii Butler 3-sabl.
FORD 1853 F-B00: VS. engine; =
spsed axle; i3-ft. nat bed; $3.50.
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OLDs '5S. hydramatie. Atone.
green and white. heater. S2,l76 or
best offer. SP. 3-96Ol
OPEL 1858 ReekoFd: green: like
new; $1,000 cash. DU. b-709b.
PACKARD '55 PatFIcian 4-door.
eompl equipped: gorgeous cond,
throughout. $1.0e5. S196 down.
Spot delivery.
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ck ,nnsd. a lStS m ziHSCr SIS, isSan ni
ST nfier. CAL OIL. 2-1lh0.
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FORD 80 acton pickup: motor
overhauled; good rubber. has g;
and h.. turn signals mirrors and
new paint. Call bet. 3 am. and )
pm. Ov. 3-lh10.
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DODGE hatbed. good condition.
hsayy-duty bed. ssss. Fl. !:
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5lI1 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
PACKARD 1855 400 2-dr. hard.
top; auto. trans, power Steerins
and brakes. r. and h.. Wv. tires,
torslon level drive: This auto L
sysT a%eed n asu,T ne. owrer h lov
mileaee auto. The color Is q
Eiamorous 2-tone OF Jade Green
and iceberg white. The matching
interior. needless to say, is i'm
maculate. II not satisfied within
- hours after owning this auto.
your money fully refunded; S1.0g5.
NATIONAL AUTO BROKERS, $500
ia ave NV TIL 1-Ra7S
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AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

A PRIVATE PARTY with . good
clean car please call IA. 9.2661.
win Day high price.
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UNITED AUTO

IN WHEATON
ssiissss e:.e h'i D. kS s;;ssssssss
1909 n Mnnts attNNi0TTA a.uAAa
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80 Assorted Style 5 and s.
7-Pc. Dinette Sets ----- 49,
Evening star., 1959-12-13

30 Assorted Heoy-DuH, ~--
Large 7-Pc. Bunquet-Size ~
Round TobIes, etc. $1,000
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corsages of pink and white carna-
tons greeted guests on arrival
and directed them to the table of
their respective hostess.
The white covered tables were
highlighted by centerpieces of yell
low jonquils encircled with ferns
and souvenir matches with the
clubs name engraved on them.
Place cards in the shape Of the
letter rs" were inscribed with the
name of each guest. A Maypole
with streamers in gold, green, pink
and white stood in the center of
the dance floor just in front Of the
bandstand.
A five piece orchestra provided
the scintillating and smooth rhy-
thms that kept members and their
guests dancing the evening merri-
ly away. At the appointed hour the
official introduction of the club
was made by Cornelius Tucker,
orchestra leader. AS each name
was announced, members exquisite
ly gowned in ball attire, stepped
forward to the center of the hall
and took a streamer from the
Maypole forming a circle.
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AS part of the presentation,
after members were introduced,
they were Joined by their escorts
and danced to the theme of Star
Dust" Mrs. Martenzie Barber, club
president, was first to step for
ward, very attractively gowned in
an ice blue net formal enhanced
with a very unique collar Of rhine
stones and matching pumps.
Mrs. James Douglas, secretary,
was a fetching picture in aqua
net strapless gown, waltz length
and trimmed with eyelet embroid-
cry. She wore pearl jewelry; while
Mrs. Kenneth Bowser, treasurer,
was pretty in aqua organza, the
bodice lavishly embroidered, feat
uring a square neckline, waltz
length, with which she wore rhine
stone jewelry.
Pale blue net and chiffon formal
with matching sandals was the
lovely choice of Mrs. Fred Full
bright, financial secretary, and
Mrs. Andrew Brooks, sunshine
chairman, was adorable in a white
lace formal designed with full
bouffant skirt accessorized with
rhinestone jewelry and plastic
shoes trimmed with rhinestones.
Mrs. Calvin Taylor was striking
in a black and brown net, waltz
length formal with which she wore
black and gold jewelry.
Giving accent to her charms,
Mrs. Drexel Pugh's yellow floor
length formal was accumulated
with a band of white brocade at
the hemline and was strapless. She
wore pearl jewelry; while Mrs.
Robert Johnson's lovely choice was
a white waltz length formal en-
broidered with red roses and en-
HANGED with red accessories.
Mrs. Julius Clemens was charm
ing in a mint green net and lace
formal dramatized with pink &C.
cessories and Mrs. Mary Moten
Smiths lovely choice was a stun
ming creation of white net, the
strapless bodice featuring a cum
berbund of yellow silk and her
attire was enhanced with gold
sandals and yellow crystal jewelry.
Other members of the club in
clude Mrs. Joseph Waters, Mines.
Peter Robinson, vice president,
Robert Jackson, reporter, and
Samuel FAINT, the latter three were
not present at the party.
The Suburbanites added that
final touch of hospitality which
enhanced an evening of merriment
for even the most retiring guest
and chairing the affair was Mrs.
Julius Clemens ably assisted by
Mrs. Drexel Pugh and Mrs. Mary
Moten Smith.
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ensigns of Negro ancestry in the
us. navy.
Visiting Family: Mr.. Charles
Strawder Of Detroit, Mich, ar
rived in the city Thursday morn
ing by motor to visit his son and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Straw
der of 1856 Third Av. S. Mr..
Strawders stay in the city is
indefinite.
Jack e. Jill Mothers: The Twin
City chapter of Jack and Jill
mothers met at the home Of Mrs.
Richard L. Stokes, Jr., 1900 18th
Av. So, on Friday, May 1. Plans
were discussed for inviting the
national convention to the Twin
Cities in 1862. On Saturday, April
Is, children from two thru nine
age group, were feted with a trip
on the Hiawatha Vista Dome to
Red Wing, MINI. Highlighting the
trip was a sightseeing bus tour of
the city, a tour Of the Red Wing
Potteries and a tour through the
cannery and eliminated with lunch
at the local YMCA. The next meet
ing will be June ~.
Returns Home: Mr.. L. F. Jack
son of Chicago, who has been the
houseguest of his sisters, Mrs.
Viola Madden and Mrs. Josephine
Brown of 1887 Fifth Av. S., left for
his home on Thursday, May 7.
While in the city Mr.. Jackson, di-
vided his time visiting another sis
ter, Mrs. Hattie Shelton of 1910
S. Ninth st. and other relatives.
He enjoyed the hospitality accord
ed by everyone.
Family Visitors: Mothers Day
for Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Fogg Sr.
of 3709 Fourth Av. s., was an
especially happy one as they had
their entire family around the
festive board. Their three sons and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Fogg Jr. and Eddie and Joe
Fogg, all of Louisville, KY, ar
rived in the city late Saturday
afternoon especially to spend Moth
er's Day with their parents. A
family dinner was enjoyed by the
group on Sunday. The visitors
are enjoying sightseeing around
the Twin Cities and other courtes-
les including dinner guests on
Thursday of Rev. and Mrs. E. G.
Harris of 4O16 Clinton Av. They
will leave Friday (today) for home.
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has been established in most Minnesota communities,
and today 95% of Northwestern Bell telephones are
dial. In the Twin Cities and many other Minnesota
communities, we have extended the tol-free local
calling area to include hundreds Of additional tele-
phones. Farm service has been substantially ex-
panded and improved.
Nearly half of our customers in Minnesota may
now dial long distance calls directly to hundreds Of
cities and towns throughout the nation. A statewide
radio relay system has been built to provide addi-
tonal facilities for nter-city calling, defense COM
munications and network television programs. Hun
dreds of miles of long distance lines have been
weather-proofed by placing them in underground
cable.
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high scores were Mines. o. L.
Alexander, Charles E. Noble and
Palmer Jackson, first, second and
third respectively. Mrs. Maurice
Daniels and Mrs. Hiram Gibbs
were guests of the hostess and
were each given a gift. Mrs. Ollye
Gum, 783 Iglehart Av. will b1
hostess at the next meeting on
June 10.
Twin City Maids and Matrons:
Mrs. w. B. Walker, 1856 Iglehart
Av., will be hostess to the Twin
City Maids and Matrons Bridge
club on Saturday afternoon May
10.
Returns To Work: Mrs. orion
Shelton, Alp Iglehart Av., has re-
turned to work after being con-
fined to her home the past two
weeks due to illness. Her children,
Noah, Susan and Arthur who have
been confined home with a siege
of the flu are now able to be back
at school, while son Tony is still
i'll at home with the flu.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

May 16-James David Cleary,
962 st. Anthony Av.
May 17-Mrs. w. H. Taylor, 756
st. Anthony Av.; Mrs. Alene Nc
MILAN, All w. Central Av.; Step
hen Bennett, s72 st. Anthony Av.;
Mrs. Roosevelt Mccarthy, 597 Ron
do Av.; Ellwood Williams, 1922 N.
Avon st.
May 1s-Agnes c. Bethel, 54r
Rondo Av.; Mrs. Gertrude Free
man, 744 st. Anthony Av.; Mrs.
Craig Williams, 4O8 Carroll Av.;
Mr.. William Massie, 932 Iglehart
Av.; Mrs. Lillian Finley, 473 Ron
do Av.; Mrs. George Davis, 903
Rondo Av.
May 19-David Edgar Pettiford,
S97 Carroll Av.; Mrs. 10 Ann
Bradley, 1853 Carroll Av.
May 20-Constanqe Hill, 1913
Carroll; Mrs. Frances Humburd,
1913 Rondo Av.
May 21-Mrs. William Godette,
966 Dayton Av.; Thomas Clemens,
ss6 Dayton Av.; Mr.. John Banks
Jr., 7O5 Iglehart Av.; Mrs. Earl
Grover, s33 Rondo Av.; Lauretta
Foster, $50 Rondo Av.; Edward
c. Bruce, 652 Iglehart Av.
May % Mrs. Patsy Dodd
schuck, s95 Carroll Av.; William
H. Grey, 500 Iglehart Av.; Mrs.
Mildred Durand, 1864 Undertake
Road; Mrs. Dolly Crushshon, go
Fuller Av.; A. r. Shavers, 800 N.
st. Adams; Mabel Stephens, 473
Rondo Av.; Maurice Duke, 6S2
Iglehart Av.; Sonya Marie Shoff-
ner, 1889 Eustis St.; Mrs. Mary
Stokes, 1892 Dora Lane; Mrs. Fred
Law, I'll Fuller Av.; Martha An
derson, 9s9 Rondo Av.
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ton Of chocolate chips to warm
coconut cream pudding made ac-
cording to package directions.
For still another surprise" des-
sert try, sliced bananas with van
lila pudding. The bananas are
placed in the bottom OF dessert
dishes and vanilla pudding poured
on top. Garnished with additional
banana slices, it's a pretty des-
sert that appeals to a child.
ChOcolate-MarbIe Pudding
1 package chocolate-flavor pud-
ding and pie filling mix
2 cups milk
8 to IL whole marshmallows
METHOD: Combine pudding
mix and milk in saucepan. Cook
and stir over medium heat until
mixture comes to a FULL boil.
Remove from heat. Add 8 to IL
whole marshmallows and stir I'M
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Mrs. HURLEY Surratt
Receives Pleasant
Birthday Surprise

When Mrs. Huntley Surratt,
3942 Third Av. s., set out last
Saturday night, May 8, she thought
she was going to a dancing party
at the Dyckman Hotel. Instead
she found that her husband with
the help of her mother, Mrs. E.
L. Escue and two sisters, Mrs.
Elaine Johnson and Mrs. Doris
Johnson, had arranged a surprise
birthday party in her honor.
The festive affair was held in
the rumpus room at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Escue, APO Fifth Av. S. The birth
day motif dominated the decor.
Vari-colored balloons imprinted
with Happy Birthday hung from
the ceiling and table appointments
carried out the birthday motif.
Whist was enjoyed during the
evening with prizes captured by
Mrs. Jessie Shepard first and Mr.
Ecallaw Wallace second. Also
winning prizes in the lucky num-
Der drawing were Mines. Gabriel
Boudreaux, James Small and Zeal
law Wallace.
Moving pictures were taken of
the group and pictures were shown
by Kenneth Smith. The honoree
received many lovely gifts.
The serving of lunch from a
prettily appointed buffet conclud-
ed the evenings fun.
Among those enjoying the oc-
casion were Messrs. and Mines.
James Small, Louis Ripper, Ho-
bart T. Mitchell Jr., Ecallaw Wal
lace, Bill Fraction, Maurice White,
Robert Wynn; Mines. George
Holmes, Cleveland, Ohio, Gabriel
Boudreaux, Jessie Shepard, Miss
Dorothy Wells and Messrs. E. L.
Escue, Kenneth Smith, Bradford
Benner and Warren Hayes.
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til partially melted. Serve warm,
plain or with cream. Makes 4 or
5 servings.
NOTE: This is a quick dessert
that should be served 80 to 80
minutes after it is made so as to
be warm when served. Be sure
to refrigerate leftover pudding.
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A PLEDGE FOR THE FUTURE

AS we start work on our second million, we know that
the inventions and developments from telephone
research will bring amazing changes in our commune
cations service We assure our Minnesota customers
that their TELEPHONE OF TOMORROW will
offer service that is faster more convenient and far
Their reaching than anything you now have. We
pledge our best efforts to continue to bring you the
most modern and complete service that can be
provided.
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SUBURBANITES ANNUAL DANCING
PARTY AT TT. SMELLING V. A.
CLUB ATTRACTS GAY CROWD

Last Friday night, May g. Fl Smelling A Club resounded
with the merry making of gala and amourous crowd of
$50 friends of the Suburbanes Social Club dancing evening
mery away at the clubs annual spring formal dancing party
Club cOors of gold and green carried out in decora
tons The swank affair brilliant weekend highlght
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Publishers Corner" a weekly
column by the Spokesman and
Recorders busy editor and pub
Usher, is informal and readable
compendium Of some Of the news
paperman's problems, and the
many activities in which a COM
munity editor engages. - advt.
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Social and Personal
K ST. PAUL K

Out Of Hospital: Mrs Ruth Mcdonald 1913 Marion St. is
Commissioning at her home after having undergone surgery in
Bethesda hospital
Club Hostess: Mrs c. w. Glenn 364O Fourth S. Mime
po was hostess to the Lassez Bridge club Sat
urday May Following lunch members and guests engaged
keen competition the bridge tables Winning prizes for
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

mINNbAEOlAo DIN AIADAIo
May 16-Mrs. Mary Moss, Park
Av. Rest Home; Mrs. Elijah Hen
derson, 1929 Bryant Av. N; Paul
Kelley, 4444 Fourth Av. s.; Linda
Susan Randell, 4121 Clinton Av.;
Rochelle Marie Anderson, 1924
Smelling Av.; Mrs. Dorothy Jack
son, 2643 Stevens Av
May 17-Burl Grigsby Sr., S74
Aldrich Av NJ; Burie Carmichael
Sr., 3744 Fifth Av. s.; Mrs. Viva
Jean Webb, 1929 Third Av. s.;
Mrs. Ruth Lewis, 4044 Clinton
Av.; Miss D. Patricia Black, 1919
Portland Av.; Mrs. Rose L. Will
liams, 2O15 22nd Av. s.; Michele
Annett Tinsley, 1924 Portland Av.
May 18-Claude Burt, 2S1S 18th
Av. S.; Llama Mayes, 7o4 Humboldt
Av. N; Mrs. Gertrude Palms, 1851
Bryant Av. N.
May 19-Harry Blackwell, 1415
Third st. S.; Mrs. Celia Boyl,
1888 Fourth Av. S.; Mrs. B. Thorn
as, 2815 Chicago Av.; Della Wilker-
son Haynes, 975 Aldrich Av. N;
Nathaniel Walker Sr., 3645 Fifth
Av. s.; Raymond ]. Wallace, 354S
Smelling Av.
May 20-Margaret Johnson, 3S41
Clinton Av.; Harold Mayes Jr., 704
Humboldt Av. N; Mrs. Robert
Jackson, 1901 18th Av. S.; Donald
Turner, Jr., 1107 Emerson Av. N.
May 21-Joseph Young, 1929
First Av. S.; Mrs. Theresa Jones,
1905 Emerson Av. N; Mrs. Fred
Anderson, 1912 Bryant Av. N.
May 22-Pascal ] Commodore,
1881 Bryant Av. N; Magdalene
Jones, HOO Aldrich Av. N; Media
Burnett, 1929 Fourth Av. S.; AL
ONO Ellis, 35Os Fifth Av. s.; Keith
Thompson, 3701 Fourth Av. S.
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Family Visitors: Mrs Bertha TabOrn of haywood Ill.,
the weekend guest her daughter and sOnnaw
and Mrs Thomas Jackson of 1921 Fourth Av S. Also visiting
the JacksOn the time Mrs Jacksons brother
Ensign Marvin Taborn who is stationed Newport r. l. En-
sin Tabor member of the of the USS Harwood
tached the Atlantic fleet and is of fifteen U.
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