Minneapolis spokesman., 1960-12-30
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BY Maurice Duke


Then I walk q little way and I
recognize the deception Of my
glance. So fundamental q thing as
the wind carves 30 simple a thing
as a mowdrift into ever-changing
form. Even the blue shadows
across the fields shift their pattern
and color from minute to minute,
perceptibly from hour to hour.
And I know that the Ice is slowly
but surely changing the pattern
even of the rocks.
Time does not case. Change does
not end. There Is no place where
can stand and say, This rock is
unchanging; this moment is end
less" Nor Is there any place In
life where I can stand and say
This Is what am, complete and
unchangtng." There are forces be-
yond our willing that beat upon
us, and the best we can do is stand
against them, firm in our own
faith and conviction.
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On the evening Of December "a,
1860, Mr.. and Mrs. Moore Of the
Capitol City gave a surprise COM
ing home party for their daughter,
Diane Moore who just recently re-
turned from Creighton University,
in Omaha, Neb. Those present to
help make DANES Homecoming
even more successful were Alma
Stewart, Marcia Stewart, Rita
Holiaman, Elain Montague, Sher-
rie Mazingo, Shirley Patterson, and
Joyce Moore. Also In attendance
were Bud Brooks, Len Hayer, Len
Davis, Mike Benner, Butch Benner,
Roger Day, Mike Richardson, and
Tony Vann.
Miss Natalie Galloway Of the
Sanity City gave a pre-C Christmas
party at her home on the evening
Of December 23, 1860. Some Of
those present were Jill Dawson,
Geneva Polk, Rita Hollaman, Is
sabell Foster, Shirley Jones, Jean
Robenson, and many, many more.
Miss Elain Montague of st.
Paul gave a impromptu party and
CAB session at her home on Decem-
Der 26, 1860. Being that it was an
impromptu set, not much was ex-
pected, and there was little hope
that anything would materalize at
this set Contarary to popular be-
lief, this was one of those i'm
promptus that turned out better
than the average. Those present
who indulged in the various ac-
tivities were Sandy Vaughn, Doris
Shannon, Shirley Patterson. Ann
Perette, Rita HoIlaman, Diane
Moore, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Grant. Also present We're Butch
Benner, Mike Benner, Len Hayer,
Robert Pealxe, Bud Brooks, Owen
Price, Garland Hunter, and James
Allison.
Jackie Combs Of the Mil Town
gave a party that was "out In the
stratosphere To paraphrase, this
party was the intimate end Of su-
preme enjoyment that one could
ever hope to encompass IN the
Swinging Twins. Some Of the Wv
acious young ladies who help to
illuminate the evening were Joy
ELLIS, Mary Micheau, Louise Ryan,
Claudia Micheau, 10 Ann Holl-
brook, Carolyn Smith, Ruby Law
erence, Pat Davis Barbara VIII
Hams, and Earnestine Schalxford.
Also In attendance were Robert
Puckett, Chuck Puckett, Mack
Mcintosh, Richard Allison, and
multitude Of others.
Robert Peake Of the Windy City,
who is here for q short visit is
really enjoying the many social
courtesies extended him. On the
evening Of Dec. "a, 1890, Robert
entertained some guests at his
home to help celebrate that most
awaited night Of the year. With
amble amounts Of food and soft
drinks, Miss Mary Ellis Manning,
Miss Louella Logan, Miss Gloria
Page along with Bud Brooks, Len
Hayer, James Allison, Richard
Allison, and yours truly had a very
entoyable Christmas Eve. .
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