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ings he may have?
Ale cannot destroy this
feeling completely by a single
act Of his will. To root out this
feeling will require time and
many repeated acts of the will.
Q-Why is segregation based on
A-Because such segregation
race immoral?
Is based on "racism," which
teaches that certain races and
natiOnalities are inherently and
naturally superior to other races.
Q-May Catholics be members of
such organizations whose purpose
is to continue segregation as we
know it?
A-CathOlics may not be men,
bers Of such organizations be-
cause by so doing they are pro-
noting a system which is unjust
and uncharitable.
Q-What are the principal causes
of segregation in the state?
A-Law and custom resulting
from the Negroes lOwly state
The false philosophy
that the Negro race is naturally
inferior to the white Sell
fish personal interests Fear
Of effects Of Indignation.
Hits Segregation In Little Rock
Q-Is segregation as we know it
in Arkansas immoral?
A-Segregation as we know it
In Arkansas Is immoral
Q-What are the remedies for
racial prejudice?
A-The practice Of racial JUS
tice and charity ;.
Q-What Is the most powerful
directive a Christian man or wom-
an has, to practice racial and rae
ial justice and charity?
A-Our Lords own teaching
by word and example.
Of segregation as we know
1t in Arkansas is immoral, why
does the church have separate
schools and churches.
A-These separate churches
and schools were established
when enforceable civil law for
babe integrated institutions :.
1t Is practically impossible and
would be seriously harmful to
abolish or discontinue them at
the present time.
Q-Is this the ideal Catholic
school arrangement?
A-No, It Is not.
The cathechiHn was published In
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D. c., at pm. Wednesday, Aug.
ust IT. The visitors are the house
guests of their brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brent OF
Minneapolis. The well appointed
affair was held at Roadbuddy's
The dining table was artistically
appointed and held a centerpiece
Of gladioh and baby's breath. Those
enjoying the party in addition to
the honorees were Messrs. and
Mines. Earl Brent, Ollye Gum,
John Banks Jr., and Mrs. James
Green. Following dinner the group
went to Mrs. Jones home and spent
the remainder of the evening SOC
ializing and enjoying light re-
freshments.
Hostess: Pink and white pre-
dominated the decor when Mrs. NJ.
f. Bell, 1872 Carroll Av, was hos
tess at a prettily appointed break
fast party honoring Mrs. Beaner
Riley of Detroit, on August II,
Mrs. Riley is the houseguest of
her brother and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwood Johnson Of 817 lyle
hart Av. Breakfast was served at
table enhanced with a pink
linen cloth and conferred with an
assortment of fruit between pink
crystal candlesticks holding pink
and white tapers. Garden flowers
were placed at vantage points
throughout the room. Following
breakfast, they socialized and
briefed the visitor on happenings
in the twin towns Other guests
in addition to the honoree were
Mrs. J. Robert Jones and Mrs. FL
wood johnson.
Back Home: Mrs. Earl T. On
que. 21S N. Milton returned home
Sunday morning from Pittsburgh,
Pa, where she spent a few days
visiting her daughter-in-law and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Onque Jr.,
and family. The day of her arrival
was a memorable occasion for Mrs.
Onque as she got the first glimpse
of her newest grandson, Brock On
que
Return Home: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wooten, 937 St. Anthony
Av,. returned home Tuesday night
accompanied by their grandchi-
dren, Diana and Humphrey Alex
ander Jr., from Chicago and Omaha
Neb. The children had only been
home for four days from a vaca-
ton trip with their aunt, Mrs,
Myrtle Ross, when they left with
their grandparents on this second
trip. In Omaha the four were
houseguests of Mrs. Wooten's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Smith. They were
gone for two weeks.
Family Guest: Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
wood Johnson, SIT Iglehart Av.,
have as their houseguest, their sis
ter Mrs. Beaner Riley of Detroit,
Mich. Mrs. Riley has been the re-
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G ofhoIic Welfare
Council Holds Race
SEGREGATION Immoral

New York CANP) - Americans
who have held conflicting views
on the Roman Catholic Church's
position on racial segregation have
an official answer in a new cate
chism instructions for children
and adults being distributed by
the National Catholic Welfare
Conference, Washington, D. c.
A 17-page elementary cate
chism," it was written by the Most
Rev. Albert L. Fletcher, bishop of
Little Rock, and designed to clari-
fly what the church teaches"
about segregation and discrimina-
ton.
Segregation Unjust And Immoral
Written in question and answer
form, the catechism specifically
brands racial segregation as I'M
just and immoral. Catholics, it
says, may not be members of or
CARNATIONS whose purpose is TO
promote a system (of racial segre-
gation which is unjust and I'M
charitable.
In certain instances, the book
boldly condemns segregation as
practiced in Little Rock. On the
question of why the church main
tains separate schools in Little
Rock, the catechism said they
were established in keeping with
enforceable civil law forbidding in
tegrated institutions. This was a
hint that the Little Rock diocese
may take future steps to integrate
its parochial schools in keeping
with the 1854 U. S. Supreme
Courts desegrgation decision.
Manual Applies To All Catholics
Catholic authorities said each
bishop is authorized to approve
teaching manuals for his diocese
and such manuals becomes univ
ersally binding when approved by
the Vatican, in Rome, the admin
istrative seat of the church
throughout the world. Although
such manuals may be binding in
the dioceses only in varying de-
grees," in 50 far as they express
official church teachings, they
apply to all Catholics, the author
tiles pointed out.
Meanwhile, the sanction given
the new catechism by the NCWC
indicates it has the approval of the
U. s. Catholic hierarchy.
A sampling Of the questions and
answers contained in the manual
follows:
Q-Can a person inclined to rae
ial prejudice completely overcome,
by act of his will, any racial feel
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Freedom Fund Dance
Committees Named

Donald Lewis, first vice presi-
dent of the St Paul Branch NAA-
CP has announced the following
named as members Of the NAACP
Freedom Fund Benefit Dance COM
mittee: From St Paul, Mines.
Elizabeth Brewin, Cecilia Williams,
Janet Butler, Ethel Richburg, Nate
Salute, Phil Hall, Lillian Balenger,
Hope Abrams, Janabelle Taylor,
Peggy GARNER, Cora Belle Banks,
Jean Brust, Gwendolyn Kirk, Con-
ME Freeman, Allie Hampton, Miss
Cynthia Brust and Messrs. Carl
Weschcke, Robert Patterson and
Jack Barisonzi.
The following have been named
from Minneapolis: Mines. Earline
Estes, Maxine Jones, Rosmond
Bantam, Lucille Cooper and Hen
rietta Johnson.
The committee held its first
meeting on Thursday August 25
at 7:45 pm. at Local SIC.
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daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles johnson and family
Of 1909 Oakland Av., for the past
two weeks, left for his home on
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Robinson
enjoyed the many sightseeing tours
around the Twin Cities during his
stay. He visited the Minneapolis
Spokesman St. Paul Recorder
newspaper office and plant, attend
ed one of the journalist students
meeting at the University of Min
nesota and worshipped at Henne-
pin Avenue Methodist church dur
ing his visit.
Move To New York: Mrs. Laura
Moore and three children Bruce,
Leland and Barrie of 1905 First
Av. s., left last week for New
York state where they will make
their future home. Mrs. Moore
resigned her position as a secre-
tary at the Radisson Hotel and
will take similar job with a pub
lie relations firm in New York
City.
Dinner Hosts: Always gracious
hosts, Mr.. and Mrs. William L.
Smith, 1415 James Av. N, won the
admiration of friends when they
entertained at a buffet supper
party on Saturday night honoring
Mr.. Clarence f. Barber of Kan
sas City, Mo. The delightful affair
was held in their spacious recrea-
ton room. Guests enjoyed the
usual rounds of thirst quenchers
preceding the specially prepared
supper which brought compliments
to Mrs. Smith Following dinner
the remainder of the evening was
spent playing games and socializ-
ing. Enjoying the affair with the
honoree were Messrs. and Mines.
Harry Massengill, Arthur A. An
derson, Miss Ruby Weaver and Mr..
Damon L. Smith both of Kansas
City Mo.
From Kansas City: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fulgham and Mr.. Samuel
Chivers of Kansas City, Mo, are
visiting relatives and friends in
the city for a few days. During
their stay they are, dividing tine
with their brothers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Chivers and family of
31O9 Clinton Av., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Chivers of 4O17 Gin
ton Av.
It's A Girl: Among the newest
floor walking fathers is Mr.. Ralph
c. Primm. Setting a lively pace
for her father is young Teri Mar
sha, who was born August IS, in
Swedish hospital, tipping the scales
at seven pounds and nine ounces.
The family lives at 4544 Fifth Av.
s., where mama and baby were
royalty welcomed on arrival home.
the pride and joy of their
new granddaughter are Mr.. and
Mrs. Corie Alexander, Jackson,
Miss, maternal grandparents and
Mr.. c. B. Primm of Minneapolis,
paternal grandfather.
Leaves For Cleveland: Mrs. Har-
ry Massengil, 3745 Fifth Av. s.,
left by plane Wednesday morning
for Cleveland, O., to visit her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Johnson and family.
Mrs. Johnson will enter a local
hospital for surgery and Mrs. Mas
sengill will be with the family dur
ing her disqualification and con-
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ISudore D~orSky, RishardReiSS,
Fred Denfor, Jim Brown, the Rev.
Louis Johnson, Nell Russell, Arthur
o. Lee. Harvey Moss Wendell
Jones, the late TuImodss .. Carey
the Rev. DsnEiI carfy, Leon BlIss,
De VsImG NswmGn, Oscar New
man, Curtis c. chiVSrs, Belle
Thomas Percy viIIa, and Cedric
AdomL O real 1907 American
end Bower HawthorRS, Roy Swan
end Joy Edssrton, Siar-TribVEs
celebrities.
}. A. o. PrsVs, carI ?. oranrVd,
}. A. A. BVrnqUlSt, Luther W.
rOUnsdahI, HI0Imsr Petersen, e.
msr Benson, Floyd .. Olson, Hubert
n. Humphrey, Richard and PsfrisIa
Nixon, Ambassador Hsnry Cabot
Lodge, Ike end Mamie Dwight
Eisenhower, p. X. Peterson, and
WaItSr MondoIs, Walter [. Asp
IUnd, Bsrtram HSndriskSon, MarV
BisVsr, Eugene Mccarthy, also the
late Joseph Mecsrthy.
Lorrains StodoIa, HaISI Stem
qVisf, oSnsVisVo oVsfafson, Stan
ley KuPaIo, Lloyd osirom, AAsyms
A. TOrbsHSon. Esther PixIsy, Mar
ger Ha~s, Metric De saint. Phyllis
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.,
also former residents of Mime
apolis.
Eastern Visitor: Mrs. LOWE At
ldson of Ardmore has been the
guest for one week Of her niece
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lee, Jr., Of 1881 Seth Av. s. She
enjoyed sightseeing and meeting
and renewing old friendships dur
ing her stay. She left Thursday
for Buffalo, N. Y, where she will
visit her sister and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Shovel, before re-
turning home.
Entertained: Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Charles Cochrane, 1920 Fifth Av.
s. entertained at back yard bar
becue on Saturday, August 10, in
honor of friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fowler of 900 Fuller Av, St.
Paul, who were leaving the city
for points south on vacation. En-
joying the affair in addition to the
honorees were Mr.. and Mrs. Booker
Pruitt and family and Rev and
Mrs. William B. Williams. The
Fowlers and their daughter and
son, Shirley and MacHenry, left
by train on Monday, August IS.
Hospitalized: Mr.. Lucian Stew
art, 1406 Seventh Av. N, is a
patient in Veterans hospital where
his condition is fair. He is allowed
no visitors.
Return Home: Mrs. Fern Helm,
worthy grand matron and Mrs.
Harriet c. Jones, grand secretary
of Prince Hall Grand Chapter
OE.S. of Minnesota and its Juris-
diction, returned home Sun. even
ing, August 81, after attending the
International Conference of Prince
Hall Grand Chapters held in the
historic city of Boston, Mass. Ses-
sions were held August Is thru the
10th. Mrs. Helm was appointed
international grand warder. The
ladies We're impressed with the
reverence shown by the citizens of
the historical background and the
part the Negro has played in the
history of the country. The con-
ference was we'll attended and in
Cluded representatives from Liberia
and South Africa.
Mother Is Guest: Mrs Henrietta
Richmond of Jackson, Mich, ar
rived in the city on Monday, Aug
ust %, to spend sveral weeks Wis
iting her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Charles Cochrane
of APO Fifth Av. S.
Sunday Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Green of Princeton, Mimi,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Bennett, also
of Princeton and Rev f. ]. Hen
derson and Mr.. James Walker of
Minneapolis were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Carr of Isanti, MINI.
Omaha VISITORS: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Forrest and son, Stewart, of
Omaha, Neb., arrived for weeks
visit in the city and are the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clentell
Jackson of 1856 Clinton Av. Mr..
Forrest is a probation officer in
the juvenile division and Mrs. For
rest is a teacher in the public
school system in Detroit.
From Detroit: Mrs. Merle Silas
and Mr.. Jerry Blocker of Detroit,
Mich, arrived in Minneapolis by
motor on Sunday and are spending
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Glenn of 1884 Shell
ing Av. Mr.. Blocker is a brother
Of Mrs. Glenn. They will leave for
their homes on Friday.
Leaves For Home: Mr.. Judson
Robinson of Houston, Tex, who
has been the hOuSep1Iest of his
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Back Home Mr.. and Mrs Adam Lindsay Jr 8O4 Fremont
AV NJ went by plane to Los Angeles where they spent twelve
days visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs Adam Lindsay ST. and
sisters and brothers They recipients many court
estes including dinner guests Mr. and Mrs Wenze Miller
former Mnneapoitans They spent days in Yosemite Ma
0na Park and two days in San Diego and
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The University Of Minnesota is
the largest of the Big 10 universe
ties and the fourth largest in the
United States.
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while people seem to think
that money still talks, actually
it's more of a sneer."-FrankIin
p. Jones.
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Gold Band Club Barbecue Sat
urday, Aug. 27, IL Until - 77S
Rondo Av. Deliveries, CA. 7-4SO8.
-AdVt.
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Social and Personal
< ST. PAUL :

At Fathers Bedside Mrs Eunyce Lewis and daughter
Christi of 944 Igehart Av, left Sunday evening for Monroe
La the bedside of Mrs Lewis father Mr. Charles
ley who is critically i'll.
Entertained Visitors Mrs Eunce Jones and Mr. and Mrs
Alono Cotton of ST. Paul entertained dinner honorng
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advance of the national Catholic
Conference for Interracial Justice,
scheduled for st. Louis, Aug. 25-
%.
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TrVsISon, Nae Clark, Loretta Leon
ard, Norman wiIIstts, Harry Pfsif-
fer, Theresa JondahI, Elizabeth N.
cVstufson, Joseph D. Anton. Joe
Disutono, VIM. .. Cody, Warren
SOImonSon, smokey SShIaffsr, Rev.
ben Fraser John prVry, Noah
williamS, Arnold J. George.
}. Cline Muse, Leo George, Nick
PstrunssIO, John z Coon, Z. A.
PUrdy, John }. FIuhsrty, Pot Milan,
Milton Hanson, L w. chIIdsrs, Bob
Johnson, AdoIPh Olson, jones A.
FaTlsY, Bob HonnesoR, Alan p.
Roberts, Urban SehlitE, Albert
SShsrsr Arthur A. Van Dyke,
John A. kOksS FrunkIin HGwS,
Robt. Msorufh, Carl .. orufsIEsn,
the srumh0II boys.
John n. cIask, Mike uIka, irving
orsSaSPan, Reuben 7. HsdIURd,
Able Anderson, Fred DsnfsF, EarI
WOOIsry, Ambrose Johnson, Geo.
J. Semanko, Lee saunders, Bob
NyStrom. ST., and Bob NySirom,
JT, Walter Hogan, John p. o.
ROUrks, Dave MUhIy, Dave Bsrs.
John osmSr, WIN. N. IitfIs, John
NOrdtVSdfS, FF0RskIs crOpaU,
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BLAZING SIX GUNS

MIDWAY MARSHAL LUCKY
Laredo is the fast gun" OF
Blazing Six Guns" a western
show appearing with Royal
American Shows at the Mime.
sofa State Fair, Aug. q through
Sept s. Laredo was chief law
man of Walt Disney's Frontier.
land town before joining Royal
American, More than 20 rides
and . dozen shows viii be on
the State Fair Midway this year.
The Worlds Largest Travelling
Carnival" has 1900 employees.
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Charlie ooIdnsT.
Enosh Nelson, c. Mel KnUdsoM,
I'd Wsrsshay, Richard c. HoIm,
Oscar WaIsfad. Oscar Knvtson, Ted
Meyer Bill SasIIEan, Owen BsIIs,
Herman Anderson, Charles Noble,
the golfer Eugene Lsst, Weller
Morse, Geo. }. DeS Sains, les
Werner Steve Maisea, oUnnar
Reynolds, oUnnar PavIson, Keith
kVbIes, BiII PIoos, Tom Lsbovsty,
Floyd Decide, Vsrn Stosnor,
George MafsVL Don Cullen end
Arthur J. Bell.
George W. Martens. Travis
Bailey, Tom Moore, ST.. Roscoe
Perkins. Angelo Pong BIbsIaa,
Lawrence HOImbsrs. Lester J.
ssnnstt. Louis Sleek, George Com
ley. AxsI o. RuPP, Roy WIsr, Del
mar .. HsdIUnd. oliver u. Sasad-
qUist. Lawrence Mccarthy, George
}. lilo, Charles n. HOssh, william
"A. Malmbsrs, DanIsI Basysa. Fred
z. soIstad, Frank FIsnaF, HaroId
o. Rec, George W. MaSfhs~s,
Judge Leslie 1. Andersen, WaIIaso
o. Olson, Joseph J. Hssaan,
Helene williams, Joseph a. Nod
ley, Joe MOskIIsk end George LIob.
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Leaves For Home: Mr.. Judson
Robinson of Houston, Tex, who
has been the houseguest Of his
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aBILL JOE" PAYNE, NATIVE
OF STUMPY POINT DIES

William Joseph Payne, "a, dice
Friday at las am, at his home
in Norfolk, after a long illness.
He was native of Stumpy
Point, Dare County, and had been
"a resident of Norfolk for the last
eight years and prior to that time
had lived in Elizabeth City about
40 years. His first wife was the
late Ethel Casey of Manteo.
He was the husband of Mrs
Larine Pratt Payne and a son of
the late Williams and Mrs. Sarah
Mason Payne.
Besides his wife, he is survived
by three sons, C. c. Payne of Jack
sonville, Fla; Sam Payne of Long
brach, N. Y, and Earl Payne of
Lynnhaven; two daughter, Mrs.
John Happen of Sulivans Island,
s. c., and Mrs. w. H. Burgess of
Miami, Fla; one brother, Raymond
Payne of Bayshore, N. Y, half
sister, and 10 grandchildren.
The funeral was conducted at
Glenrock Gospel Chapel Tuesday.
Burial was in Rosewood Memorial
Park Bayside.
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MAINS HARBoR PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Green anc
daughter, Carol Ann of Elizabeth
City visited her parents, Mr.. anG
Mrs. Calvin Beasley. On Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Green, Carol Ann, anG
Mr.. and Mrs. Beasley were dinner
guests of Mrs. Ina Waterfield
celebrating Donald's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Spencer, Jr.
and children spent Sunday with
Mrs. Spencer's parents, Mr.. anG
Mrs. j. w. Warren of Norfolk
Miss Susan Warren accompanied
them home and is spending the
week here.
T. o. Sutton and Henry Arm
strong and Rollins Tillett attended
the Methodist Conference in Rocky
Mount.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Royals and
children, Mary Louise, Julia and
Johnnie of Norfolk were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Craddock.
Mr. and Mrs. Royals will return
here this week end for ten day
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Primer spent
the week end at Virginia Beach
and Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jordan and
children of Norfolk were here for
the week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. Bratten.
David Guidrey of Morgan City,
La, arrived Monday. Mrs. Guidrey
and children who have been here for
several weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Hooper, will re-
turn to Morgan City with him on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Gard, Mrs.
Pearl Daniels, and C. L. Midget
visited Miss Inez Gibbs at the Nor
folk General Hospital Sunday.
Mrs. Madeline Wingate, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Sawyer and sons of
Charlotte are arriving this week
TO a visit with their mother, Mrs.
Lula Sawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy D. Greet of
Virginia Beach and Mrs. Ella Am
brose of Edenton were guests of
Mrs. Mary Greet, the week end. The
Rev. Norman Davis of Virginia
Beach is also a guest of Mrs. Greet
while holding revival at East
Lake.
Mrs. Annie Creekmore of South
Mills visited her sister, Mrs. Caro-
line Cain.
Richard Rowe, who is employed
in Norfolk, is spending ten days
with Mrs. Rowe and sons, Bruce,
Ronnie and Jeffrey.
Lewis Hooper is a patient at the
Norfolk General Hospital, his
daughters, Mrs. Lee Kelly and Mrs.
Nina Midget accompanied him
there on Sunday.
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PUNGo HOSPITAL NEWS

White patients June 20-27: Mrs
Hazel Bishop, Shorty Willis, and
C. r. Massagee of Belhaven. T.
M. Boyd, Walter Allen, Mrs. Flor
inc Fletcher, Miss Evelyn Topping,
Micky Benson and Miss Nannette
William of Pantego. Ralph Holden
Brinn of Scranton. Mrs. Arthillis
Pinkham of Pinetown. Grover Boyd
of Bath. Miss Christine Harris and
Hubert Sadler of Swan Quarter.
Colored patients: Minnie Sadler
and Raymond Griffin of Pantego.
Charles Lee Koch of Pinetown.
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HALF AND HALF CLUB
MEETS WITH MRS. BOGER

The spacious porch decorated
with ported plants was the setting
when Mrs. John Boyer entertain
ed her bridge club members and
guests at her home on East Main
Street, Tuesday night.
Club members playing were Mes
danes Glenn Caravan, H. L. Dill
day, Jesse Taylor, Floyd Lupton
Russell Johnston and J. T. Wright
Guest We're Mrs. Leigh Wahab and
airs. Jake Chesson. High score went
to Mrs. Russell Johnston.
The hostess served toasted pound
cake and ice cream topped with
nuts and hot fudge sauce.