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MI. Mrs. Trotter
Enjoy Visit From
a Grandchildren

TRENTS MILL. July 81 - Mr..
and Mrs. Brode Trotter's four
grandchildren. Of Richmond,
have been visiting here with
their grandparents.
Recent visitors in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Connatser
were Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Car
bough and two children, Charlie
Carbough and Charlie Asberry,
all from Huntington, w. Va.
Luthur Whaley has returned
from his visit in Tennessee.
The Rev. J a m Murphy
brother of Harold and Lucy Muir
ply, will be the pastor of Farm
vile Methodist Church for the
coming term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Spring
er were recent callers in the
Jones home.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Jones,
Gail and Garland, attended the
revival at Buckingham Church
all last week.
People in this community are
still taking vacations away from
home.
Rev. and Mrs. L. K. Wacaster
and daughter expect to return
from their vacation this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. West Wacaster
and Mr.. and Mrs Bob Wacaster
expect to go to Tennessee this
week on their trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Connatser
and daughters will go to Ten
nessee this week for a visit.
Columbus and Pink Ownby at
tended the funeral Of, their sis
I ter in Tennessee this past week
We extend our sympathy to
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd OWnby
have returned from their trip
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L. W. Patte son
HOnOred With
Birthday Dinner

RANSONS. July 81 - Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. w. Patteson, ST.. enter
tanned at birthday dinner Sun
day in honor of L. w. Patteson's
birthday. Those present were:
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Spencer, OF
Scottsville, L. w. PatteSon, Jr.,
and family, of Charlottesville,
Miss Cynthia Patteson, of Uni
versity Hospital. Mr.. ard Mrs.
Paul Spencer, of Charlottesville,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Andrews, Of
Roanoke, and Mr.. and Mrs. B.
B. Patteson, of Route l, Dillwyn.
Last Sunday, the birthday of L.
w. Patteson, Jr.. was celebrated
in the same home.
Mrs. George Caul and daugh-
ter. Miss Patricia Caul. attended
the wedding of Mrs. Catll's
brother in Baltimore last week
end.
DR.. I. E. PatteSOn, Mrs. Pate
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Patteson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Maxey
and sons visited the Bugs Is
land area Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker PatteSon
and daughters, Cheryl and Ivy.
of Richmond, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Blake and of DR..
Patteson during the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker Patteson
will spend a weeks vacation at
Virginia Beach. and return for
their daughters next week end.
Cheryl and Ivy will spent the
week with their grandparents,
the Blakes. at Centenary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Patteson
left Monday for their vacation
in Florida.
! Dr.. S. c. Patteson and family
returned from their vacation at
Virginia Beach Wednesday. and
we're supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E. Patteson, Jr., Sunday
evening.
Wallace and Cleveland Flow
ers. of Lynchburg. and Miss
Lulie Patteson, Of Ransons. spent
three days in the Great Smoky
Mountains last week. They great
ly enjoyed the Cherokee page
ant. Unto These Hills and the
stay in the Cherokee reservation.
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BY GENEvIEvE AGEE

BUCKINGHAM, july 81 -
The quarterly meeting of the
Virginia Wildlife Federation was
held in Buckingham county this
past week end at the farm of
DR.. w. A. Pennington. T h e
event was enjoyed by So of VT-
ginia's conservationists
Those who arrived early Sat
eurday enjoyed an afternoon of
bass. fishing in DR.. Pennington's
p on d S. Fortunately. because
they are conservationists t h G
pond was left well stocked.
Brunswick stew was served
for dinner. It was made by NAL
colin Booker, in a fashion prob
ABLY not duplicated since grand
mothers day.
An evening meeting was call
ed by the president. Glenn
Frum, Of Fairfax. to get an idea
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Dolans Haze LalUn Party For The
WiIkersons, On Return From German,

NEW CANTON. July 81 =
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dolan en-
tertained with a lawn party at
their home Sunday afternoon in
honor Of her Son-in-law and
daughter. NJ. Sgt. and Mrs.
Wilkerson. who have returned to
the states after three years in
Germany and will now be sta
toned at Fort Myer. Those at
tending from a distance were
Mrs. Annie Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Lacy and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Eddie Courdrice, Mr..
and Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Shir-
ley B t o n and son, Mrs.
Jacqueline Seay, Kenneth Dolan
Mr.. and Mrs. William Phillips
and daughter, all Of Richmond;
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Hughson
and son. of Norfolk: Bill Till
man. of VPI, Blacksburg, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Dolan- Jr., and
children. and Marvin Roberts,
Jr.
Friends are glad to know
Henry Wood is convalescing
satisfactorily after his freak ac-
cident last week. He was injur-
ed when cutting a tree. A por-
ton of it fell on his foot and
leg. We hope he will soon be
able to be out again.
The Auxiliary Circle of Trinity
Presbyterian Circle met in the
home of Mrs. Will Adams last
Thursday Mrs. Jack Harris was
in charge of the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Deane
and daughter, Virginia, spent
last Friday in Richmond. Mrs.
Phil Wharman and children re-
turned home with them for few
days visit.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Loving
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sammy Apperson Saturday
evening.
Miss Mary Anderson visited in
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Miss Susan Becker
Guest Soloist For
Baptist Revival

CARTERSVILLE, July q =
Miss Susan Becker. Of Long Is
land, N. Y. and Gainesville
was the guest sololst at h E
Muddy Creek Baptist Church re
vival Wednesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Ransone
Jr., and Gordon Miller were in
Richmond Tuesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Baskervlll
and son. Dicky, of Asheville, ~
c., are spending two weeks h e r e
with Mrs. Baskervill's parents
at TamWorth.
Miss Leder Gayle Goodwin. OF
Chester, spent the week n d
with her cousin, Mrs. j. A. Ran
some, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McAden.
Jr., and children. Of 6roadnax
were recent guests of h c
Peasants IN the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Blanton
Jr., and children have returned
to their home here after spend
ing a week sightseeing in North
Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minton n d
daughter, of Richmond, spent
he week end with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cowherd
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hunter
attended the funeral of Mrs
Hunters grandmother, ne a /
Mars Hill, N. c., the past week
Dean Irving, Of North Caro-
lima, is visiting his uncle, FRANK
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Virginia Wildlife Federation
Holds Session In Buckingham
Of the days business.

"a tAlC 4dy buoAAiSoS.
The first comments concerned
the game and dog warden prob
lens. Comments were aimed al
Chester Phelps. the executive di-
rector Of the Fish and Game
Commission and Homer Bauser-
man. commissioner. and S-rar'
Davey. Fish and Game Com
mission employee.
Sundays meetings convened
at $50 am. in the guest house
on the farm. Ross Garlett. vice
president of the Virginia Wild.
life Federation. presented pro-
gram conc erning suggest.
ed changes in the states hunt
ing laws. The program is to be
considered by the Fish and
Game Commission for the 1861.
81 hunting season.
Further business was brought
to the attention of the fedora
ton by it's directors, who dur
ing the course of the year find
out the problems Of the state
habitat. concerning water con-
Servation and Wildlife.
These meetings in many cases
represent the results of Vir.
ginia's game and fish laws, state
laws, etc. If you are a hunter
fisherman or conServationiSt
and would like to participate
contact your local director OF
write, Dave Arlington, secretary
Virginia Wildlife Federation
Narrows, Va.
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the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. l..
Apperson last Thursday.
Jack Harris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Maury Jones and Billy Harris, of
Chester. spent Sunday at Lively.
Miss Nancy Davis, of Rich
mond. visited ner parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Davies over the
week end.
Mrs. John Gormous is visiting
her children in Washington and
Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maury Jones
and Mrs. Jack Harris spent last
Tuesday in Washington.
Car Burned
We are sorry to hear of Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Schuyler's
misfortune Sunday night. Their
1859 Buick burned.
Sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Bryant in III e
death of their infant son at Uni
versity Hospital, Friday.
J. R. Phillips visited his wife
at Johnston Willis Hospital
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Eppley,
of HopeWell, visited her mother
Mrs. jessie Oslin, over tn e
week end. Mrs. Arlene Oslin. of
Scottsville, visited in the same
home Sunday.
Friends are glad to hear John
Anderson is convalescing salts
factorily from a fractured hip.
Mr.. Anderson lives in Char
lottesville but for many years
was resident of this communi-
ty. We are sorry Mrs. Anderson
is not so well at this time. Hope
she will soon be improving.
Mrs. T. B. Anderson and T.
B. Anderson. Jr., with Mrs.
Mary Argenbright, of Char
lottesville, are on month S
visit in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Anderson, OF
Kingsville, Texas.
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Dean Irving
Mrs John Irving Il visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Dixie W. Moore
In Norfolk.
Mrs. H. B. Peasants and
little son Hunter, were in Rich
llond, Monday.
Mrs. J. Alex Ransone will
leave July Is for Blacksburg
where she VIII attend the In
sutute Of Rural Affairs and state
meeting of the Virginia Fedora
ton Of Home Demonstration
Clubs for the week.
Miss Elizabeth Robinson and
VIII r 0 b in on were supper
guests of friends in Lawrence
vile, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Blanton
and daughter. Vivian. will leave
Friday for Long Beach. N c.,
where they. with Mrs. Blanton S
cousins, Will spend several days.
Friends in the village al E
sorry to hear Of the illness Of
Erie Jones in Johnston-Willis
Hospital. and wish for him a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Alvin Vogel viii attend
the wedding Of her nephew. FL
lie Martin Dunkum, and Miss
Elizabeth Ramon, both of Rich
mond at St James Episcopal
Church Saturday.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception will be held at the
Church Memorial Hall.
Mrs. Frank L. Smith, Of LIE
noir, n. c., will arrive here
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Riddles Announce
Birth Of Daughter

RAINES. July q A daueh-
ter, Deborah Gail, was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Riddle Jr..
on July s at Southside Com
munity Hospital. Grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. W. Bush. Of
Miami, Fla. and Mr.. and Mrs.
D. O. Riddle. of Ri. |. Farm
VILE.
The John Randolph HON c
Demonstration Club held their
annual picnic SUPPER Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Neal Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Robinson
returned Sunday from trip to
Daytona Beach, Fla. Barbara
William Robinson spent her va
cation at Ashhy with the w. P.
Sandersons.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Southall
nee Miss Patsy Barr were
given a shower SATURDAY. night
at Antioch.
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Thursday She will also attend
the wedding.
Mrs, Alvin Vogel will accom-
pany her sisters. Mrs. F. L.
Smith, Miss Ida Amos, Mrs.
Bessie Brown and niece, Miss
Carol Jean Brown. on a tour
through the Valley Of Virginia.
Natural Bridge and western part
of North Carolina.
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AUCTION
us ACRES MORE OR LESS

About 90 ocres open and very easily cultivated BY
machinery About 2 acres in corn, Il acres in
clover IS ceres in espedezo ond orchard gross, bal
once Of open land in posture Completely fenced and
cross fenced Bounded on the southern boundary by
North River Other small streams and springs ore
"a oores, unusually long rood frontage hard
surfaced road (Stote Route 5o).
The buildings include two story frame and asbestos
single residence having PHILIPPINE mahogany pan
elled living room five bedrooms one full both,
lovotoy modern Kitchen large front and side porch
es and part basement Oil fired warm air heating
system Cos fired automatic hot water heater and
Youngstown kitchen sink. Complete installation Of
storm windows and DOORS
The other buildings include 40 IS hay barn.
water and electricity in barn. Two hog sheds and
two small gronory chicken houses
This is we'll located form being Just miles from
Richmond, Apponottox and lynohburg. Located on
hard surfaced road with beautiful view in all d.
rectons Ample fruit trees for home use.
The personal property consists Of 700 bales Of hay
(clover lespedezo and orchard gross) stallion pony,
mare pony short horn hefer one steer, sows q
boar turkeys gosIings some breed chickens,
| 5 guinea pigs, horse drown mower horse drown
chine.
FOR INFORMATION CALL OR WRITE
HOPKINS BRoS.-Auctioneers
$40 Church ST., Lynchburg, Va.
VICTOR 1898
HUGH D. BOLTON
2l6 Tenth St., Lynehburs, Va.
VICTOR 5-1256
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"GRAND VIEW FARM"
125 Acres
Hay : Machinery 2 Ponies

Located Stote Route Sc, four miles west Of Buck
nghom Court House. two miles off Y. 5. Highway
so, Buckingham County, Virginia.
NOW OWNED BY MR. & MRS. W. R. MUMFORD
SATURDAY JULY BOTH 1890 AM.
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Leonard Martin
Honored On Birthday

Mr.. Leonard Martin, $40 Knox
Av. NJ, had the pleasure Of en-
joying an unusual evening with
family members at a fishing and
boat ride party given by his wife
in celebration OF his birthday Aug
ust %.
A highlight Of the delightful af-
fair was the boat ride in his new
South American built-in motor six
passenger boat upholstered in red
and white leather, a gift from
his wife.
The group fished and enjoyed
boating on beautiful Lake Min
netonka the first part Of the even
ing. Following this outing, the
group retired to the Martin home
for a fish fry and dinner.
Helping Mr.. Martin to q happy
birthday were Mr.. and Mrs. Nath-
an Hagan Of Chicago and Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Green Of Kansas City,
Mo-, who came to the city for this
special occasion. Mrs. Hagan and
Mrs. Green are sisters OF Mrs.
Martin.
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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 Brlst and Messrs. Carl
Weschcke, Robert Patterson and
Jack Barisonzi.
The following have been named
from Minneapolis: Mines. Earline
Estes, Maxine Jones, Rosmond
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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. e.
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 grandchil-
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
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The Charles Cochrones
Poid Surprise Visit

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cochrane,
1920 Fifth Av. s., were PLEASANTLY
surprised on arriving home from
church Sunday morning, August
IA, to find unexpected visitors
from Michigan, Mrs. Cochrane's
former home state.
Making a surprise visit after
planning for several years to visit
the Twin Cities were Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph McCracken and two daught-
ers, Jena and Parmetha, from Al
bion, Mich. Mrs. Cochrane and the
McCrackens were former class
mates and they were happy to
reminisce about old times and old
friends.
Mr.. McCracken is an accomp-
hshed mason by trade and Is ac-
tive in civic affairs in his home
town. He was instrumental In
breaking down certain barriers Of
segregation in Albion and is ac-
tive on the city council. He was
impressed and inspired with the
progress made by Negroes in the
Twin Cities.
During their three day stay, they
visited former Michiganians now
residing in the Twin Cities. They
went on a sight seeing tour of the
twin towns on Monday and that
evening were dinner guests of Rev.
and Mrs. William B. Williams of
2015 22nd Av. s. Rev. Williams
formerly pastored in Michigan. On
Tuesday the Cochrans entertained
their guests at dinner at a down.
town restaurant.
The foursome left early wednes-
day morning, promising a return
trip at the earliest convenient date.
They enjoyed renewing old friend
ships and making new friends and
the hospitality and beauty of the
twin towns.
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Connecticut Residents
Visit Relatives In
The Mil Civ

Prof. and Mrs. James L. Gibbs,
Jr, 725 Seventh st. 8. r., have
been hosts for the past ten days
to Mrs Julian A. Taylor and Miss
Patricia Taylor of New Haven,
Conn, mother and sister Of Mrs.
Gibbs. Mrs. Taylor IL the wife Of
Rev. Julian A. Taylor.
On Saturday, August 20, Mrs.
Gibbs was hostess at a luncheon
honoring her guests. Others at
tending were the Mines. Gordon
Cunmins, Charles Dawes, Laurence
Harper, Earle Kyle, John Mitchell,
Oscar Newman, Edward Posey,
Robert Williams and Miss Sarah
Parker, all Of Minneapolis and Mrs.
Walter Coins, Jr., Of White Bear
Lake.
Mrs. Taylor and her daughter,
who win enter her sophomore year
at Fisk University in the fall, have
been accorded numerous courtesies
during the past week by DR.. and
Mrs. Gordon CJummins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dawes, Prof. and Mrs.
Eldon johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Newman, DR.. and Mrs Edward
Posey and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Reeves.
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Queen Of Sheba
Chapter Held Annual
leo Sunday, AUGUST IA

A large crowd Of more than 100
friends and wellwishers attend the
annual Tea Of Queen Of Sheba
Chapter No. 5 O.E.s. held Sunday
afternoon, August IA, from to
Z pm, at the Sterling Club in st.
Paul.
The beautiful setting was car
ried out in pink and white. The
attractively appointed tea table,
spread with a white handmade
lace cloth, was conferred with an
arrangement Of pink and white
gladioli between crystal candel-
abra holding white tapers. A silver
coffee and tea service adorned one
end of the table; a large crystal
punch bowl of refreshing punch
was at the opposite end.
Carrying out the summer motif
in decorations the room was en-
HANGED with a profusion of garden
flowers placed at vantage points
throughout.
Pouring were the worthy mat
rons of the various chapters Of the
Twin Cities.
During the afternoon a musical
program was presented consisting
of vocal and instrumental solos
and dramatic readings arranged
by the program chairman, Mrs.
Thelma Dorsey Thomas, who also
played a background Of incidental
music throughout the afternoon.
Door prizes were won by Mrs.
Doris Jones, first; Mrs. Emma
Williams, second and Mrs. Nelson
Williams third.
Out of town visitors present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Will
liams, Selma, Kans., members of
Martha Chapter O.E.S. in their
home town, Mines. Beatrice Penn
berton, G. T. Lewis and Mae Tay-
lor, all Of Lexington, KY.
Mrs. Leatha Jackson was gen.
eral chairman for the tea; Mrs.
William Brayboy is worthy mat
ron and Mr.. Lawrence Tarver is
worthy patron of Queen of Sheba
Chapter.
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Mrs. Hattie Walker
Leaves For Post
At NC. School

Mrs w. b. (Hattie) Walker
832 Iglehart Av., will leave Friday
August 20, for Chicago to spend
four days visiting Mr.. and Mrs
William Galloway and Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson.
From there she will go to EIiz-
abeth City, N. c., where on Sep
TENDER 1, she will assume her new
duties as director Of Doles dor
mitory for junior and senior girls
at Elizabeth City State College.
Climaxing a series Of entertain
ment for Mrs. Walker on the eve
Of her departure was the six o'clock
dinner party on Saturday evening
hosted by Mr.. and Mrs. Gerone
Reed Of s26 Fuller Av. given in
her honor.
A floral arrangement Of assorted
flowers conferred the dining table
lending a perfect background for
the delectable food served buffet
style. Soft music was played on
the organ by Mr.. Reed during the
dinner hour.
After dinner honoree and guests
spent the rest of the evening talk
ing over old times together and
engaging in stimulating converse
ton. Those who shared the even
ing's enjoyment with the honoree
were Messrs. and Mines. C. w,
Wigington, Calvin Norris and chill
dren, Cynthia and Erick, A. v,
Hall, DR.. and Mrs. C. H. Mobiley
Sgt. and Mrs. Gus Guichard, Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Terry, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. B. Williams, Mrs. c. w. Oliver
and Mrs. Hammond Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Norris gave
a family picnic at Taylor Falls in
honor of their mother, Mrs. Gerone
Reeds birthday at which time
Mrs. Walker shared honors.
Mrs. Walker is leaving the Twin
Cities with many fond memories
and some regrets at leaving her
many, many friends, who viii miss
her, but wish her God speed and
success in her new home and new
field Of endeavour.
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The Dark Is
Light Enough
nv ART EASE

Look here readers, have you
heard about the swinging four
from the Mill City? It seems like
the fellows in the Sanity City are
having a rocking good time"
with them. BY the way their names
are L. R., M. McF., G. J. and M.
w. One could only surmise from
this, and that is If you Mpls fell
lows can't handle the ball quit
playing with It'll!
Say Miss M. Of st. Paul, how
come you always get upset when
someone tells the truth about you
If you like the fellow you might
as well see what's happening! Re-
member. it is better to have loved
and lost, than not to have loved at
all. Are you hip to the action?
I. Y. of St. Paul. Can't you take
a hint? Why don't you leave well
enough alone and quit trying to
call on Miss w. P. from Grafton,
Kentucky. Man, she just doesn't
dig you, except perhaps with a
shovel!!!
Can anyone tell me why T.v. of
st. Paul was singing the blues to
Miss M. w. of Mpls. in H. c.
car?
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d. c., at 8 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 gladion 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.
4. Bell, 500 Carroll Av., was hos
tess at a prettily appointed break
fast party honoring Mrs. Beaner
Riley Of Detroit, on August IT,
Mrs. Riley Is the houseguest OF
her brother and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwood Johnson OF s17 Lyle
hart Av. Breakfast was served at
a 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