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LES AMIES CLUB
HOSTS GALA PARTY

Les Amies Club entertained
members and friends at a very
gala New Years eve party Thurs
day, December 81, at the Nacirema
Club in Minneapolis.
Guests on arrival were greeted
at the entrance door by five young
men from the Duluth Air Force
Base and escorted to the party
room, where they were welcomed
by the hostesses, who were at
tired identically in after-five black
cocktail trousers and red lureX
metallic net overskirts.
Adding to the yuletide atmos-
phere, the hall was lighted with
large red candles placed on each
table at which members and guests
were seated, which cast a rosy
glow over the hall.
The evening was enjoyed Soc
ializing and dancing.
Following the party, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy GLADDEN., 4216 Third
Av. S. were hosts at an after party
for members at their home which
concluded the evening of fun.
Mrs. Barbara Westberry, 3731
Third Av. S., will be hostess tc
the first business meeting of the
new year on Monday, January IL
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COUNCIL OF CLUBS
MAKES 1860 PLANS

The Twin City Council of Clubs
held its January meeting at the
Nacirema Club, 1899 Fourth Av.
s., January 5. In spite of the sub
zero temperature twelve clubs
were represented.
The greater part of the evening
was devoted to a general informal
discussion Of Council activity and
policies for the New Year. Opin-
ions were voiced that the affiliate
organization has come of age and
must pursue a broader and more
aggressive program for 1860. II
was the consensus of opinion that
its functions must increase as its
prestige and affiliate membership
grows.
Officers welcomed the addition
of four new groups; Ames Lodge
No. LOG, IBPOEw, Past Exalted
Rulers Council; Antlered Guard
Department IBPoEW of Mime
sofa and Happy Birthday Club.
Election of officers for the new
year was rescheduled for the Feb
ruary meeting The Cresiteundo's
will be host for the Council at this
important meeting. Dave Faison
is president of the Cresiteundo's.
Matt Little is publicity director
of the Council.
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law school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent are "at home"
to their friends at 2237 South
Harvard Boulevard, Apt. IL, Los
Angeles, California.
So that California relatives and
friends might greet the newlyweds,
a reception will be given iii Los
Angeles on January 9, 1860, at
the home of Mrs. Besedeal Lewis
1887 Victoria Park Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Erwin, the
brides parents, have left st. Pau
to attend this reception.
Three showers were given fol
the bride previous to the wedding
A kitchen shower by Mrs. Shir.
ley and Miss Billie Wheeler, cous.
ms of the bride, s7s Dayton, st
Paul.
A miscellaneous shower by Mrs
Anna Tiffin, 200 East Arch Street
st. Paul, in the Fellowship Room
of Christ Temple Church.
A personal shower by Mis-!
Mildred Ann GUIDE and Miss Phyl
lis Johnson in the Fellowship Room
of Christ Temple Church
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cREDJAFAWN CLUB HOLDS
CLOSED HOLIDAY PARTY

The beautiful new home of Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Henderson, 1856 N.
Milton, was the scene for the holi-
day party of the Credjafawn Soc
ial Club on New Years night,
January 1, 1860.
The lovely home was aglow with
yuletide decorations and a group
of fun loving holiday spirited peo-
Pile. The femme members, fashion
ably attired in their prettiest
frocks, added a touch of elegance.
Pool, scrabble and cards were
the diversion of the evening. The
thirst of the group was satisfied
with cocktails and other spirits
which were served throughout the
evening putting everyone in the
mood for the delectable lunch
served later in the evening.
Members enjoying the gala at,
fair were Messrs! and Mines. John
r. Lawrence, John Banks, Huron
Shelton, Martin Wellington, Le-
roy Coleman, Paul Wood, Dor
Charleston, Theodore Allen, Andre
Florenz, Eugene R. Moore, Victor
Galloway, Albert Mcfarland Jr.
Mines. Marguerite Carter, Louise
Thomas, Corrine Griffin, Heller
CLANCY, James L. Taylor, Earl,
line Galloway, Nancy Norman and
the Messrs. Matthew Johnson
James Cain, and Jack Mills.
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Youngsters Help
Brian North
Celebrate Birthday

The residence of Mr.. and Mrs
William N. North, 1922 Fourth
Av. s., was lively with little folk
all over the place helping Wayne
Brian North celebrate his fourth
birthday at a luncheon given by
his mother on Thursday, Deem
Der 81, from 2 to pm.
The luncheon table, covered with
a birthday cloth, was centered with
a birthday cake decorated with
horses. Christmas decorations were
carried out and the beautifully
trimmed Christmas tree aglow
with tinsel and vari-colored lights
was the center Of attraction for
the youngsters.
Traditional games and dancing
to the Juvenile records played by
Mrs. North added to the merri-
ment. The children sang Happy
Birthday To You" to the little
honoree, before sitting down to
lunch.
The many gifts were opened and
admired by the children and each
child was given a favor.
Helping Wayne celebrate were,
Susan Ann Pearson, William Jones
Jr., Godfrey Baldez Jr., Janneal
Kelly, Althea Buford, Sherrell Her
ron, Peter and Gregory Hill and
having OTIS of fun were Wayne's
brothers, OrrelI and Dexter North.
Assisting Mrs. North were Mrs.
James Shaw and daughter Cheryl.
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The Charles Cochranes
Host To Friends
At YuIe Parties

The home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cochrane of 1920 Fifth
Av. s., was the scene of several
social activities as they entered
into the holiday spirit by enter
tanning groups of friends.
On Christmas day they enter
tanned at dinner. Mr.. Robert Pull
lum and Mrs. Bernice Williams
were guests.
On the following evening gaiety
and good cheer prevailed as they
entertained group Of friends, who
enjoyed an evening of games, Soc
ializing and picture taking. An
entertaining game of You Should
Know" dealing with current
events proved to be both informa-
tive and enjoyable to each guest.
Mrs. William B. Williams was
winner of the biblical history quiz.
Pictures taken of the group from
new camera, gift to Mrs. Coch-
rane from her husband, was a
highlight of the delightful affair
A tasty lunch served buffet
style was enjoyed by the following
guests; Messrs. and Mines. Eu-
gene Began, Augustus Cotton
Charles Pickett ST., Booker Pruitt
John Fowler and Rev. and Mrs
William B. Williams. A door prize
was won by Mrs. Began.
Closing the holiday activities
the Cochranes ushered in the New
Year with a New Years eve party
honoring two young guests from
/ Anderson, Ind, the Misses Joyc,
and Martha Young, who have beer
visitors in the city for the pas
two weeks, houseguests of theil
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Pickett Sr. of 2019 22nc
Av. S.
Guests attending this affair were
/ the Misses Edna Johnson and Ger.
aldine Johnson of Des Moines, la.
Alma Hollie, Myrtle Martin, Bar.
bara and Charlotte Cotton Elder
Hole, Carolyn Wilson, Gladys and
Betty Thomas, Cora Thomas, Mes,
srs. Joe Yeates, Joseph Pickett
and Ralph May.
The Misses Joyce and Martha
Young left for their home or
Sunday, January 3, with a long
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Kelley, Won Jones, Wayne Clan
ton, Precious Minis, ]. Shannon,
Grady Elliot, w. Batsel, George
Bell, Eel Scarver, Eddie Pake,
James Jacoway, Charles Latimer
William Bowman, William Phillips,
F. Lewis, James Green, Robert
Chatham, Leroy Williams, Jimmie
Hatchett, Robert Payne; Mines.
Ruth Brown, Melody Robinson,
Charlene Wilson, Mary Lambkins,
Julia Taylor, Lucille Florence,
Robert Walker, Annie May Wood
ard, Verda Horn, Catherine Ander-
son, Edna McKizzie, Miss Carlotta
Early; Messrs. Kenneth Smith,
Archie Owens, Joe Clemens, For
lin Rummins, Corrie Clack Jr. and
Tony Saunders.
Responsible for another smart
contribution to the social activi-
ties of the Twin Cities were Will
liam Barnes, chairman of the SOC
ial committee and general chair
man for the dance and Alphonso
Hayes, business manager.
Officers of the club are Lewis
Seaton, president; William Barnes,
vice president; Mrs. Almeda Moore,
secretary; Mrs. Lewis Seaton,
treasurer; Mrs. Joe Arlington, pub
licity chairman; William Barnes,
social chairman and Alphonso
Barnes, business manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonso Hayes
were hosts to members and guests
at an after party" at their home,
1907 E. 21st St., that lasted until
the wee hours Of morning and was
highhghted with a complete din
ner including turkey and all the
trimmings.
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Twin City Bridge
Club Holds Annual
Post-Holi1 ay Par+y

An atmosphere graciousness
and holiday splendor reigned New
Years eve night as members of
the Twin City Bridge Club enter
tanned at their annual New Years
eve party. The spacious recreation
room at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. L. Alexander, 1892 Fifth Av.
s., was the perfect setting for the
evening of merrymaking.
Members and guest chatted as
they enjoyed an assortment of
tasty viands and other delicacies
proceeding dinner. A delicious din
ner highlighted with ham and
turkey was served buffet style.
Following dinner members and
guests enjoyed cards and other
games with prizes awarded to the
winners. To add to the gayety OF
the affair, the club passed out
favors including hats and noise
makers.
Mixologist Henry Johnson gave
the magic touch to liquid refresh
ments from the well stocked bar,
which was a popular gathering
place for the men.
Guests thoroughly enjoying the
clubs hospitality were Messrs. and
Mines. 1. NJ. Dorsey, Ed Moore,
James Murray, Spencer Shivers
Mrs. Jessie Shepard and the Mes
srs. George Manning and Albert
Kennedy.
Members receiving congratula-
tons on their lovely party were
Messrs. and Mines. o. L. Alex
ander, NJ. C. Evans, James w
Fraction, Henry Johnson, William
Ridley and Mrs. Eunice Jones.
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uary 7.
Back To College: Miss Sherrie
Lee Mazingo, who spent the holt
day with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tony Mazingo, 45S N. Grotto,
left Sunday morning for Washing
ton, D. c. to resume her studies
at Howard University. Miss Ma
lingo was accorded many social
courtesies during her stay. Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Weddington Sr.,
TIA w. Central Av entertained at
a back to school" party in honor
of Miss Mazingo held in their rum
pus room on Saturday evening.
About 25 young people enjoyed
the evening dancing and exchang-
ing gay repartee. Mr. and Mrs.
Mazingo gave a New Years eve
party in their rumpus room in
her honor.
Cameo Social Club: The Cameo
Social Club will meet Saturday
night, January 9, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Brent, 643 Iglehart
Av. as hosts.
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Jack And JiIIs Enjoy
HOLIDAY Parties

Teen-agers of Jack and Jill Inc,
held their annual pre-Christmas
party Saturday, December 10, at
the home of Mrs. Arthur Hill, 1926
Clinton Av.
NJ TENDERS and their guests
brought canned goods which were
donated to Phyllis Wheatley Set
Element House.
Between the hours of s to IL
pm. some 80 guests and members
enjoyed an evening of dancing and
merrymaking
On Wednesday, December 30,
children in the seven to nine age
group were feted with a luncheon
at the home of Mrs. Richard
Stokes, 1900 18th Av. S, from IL
to l pm. and at the same hour
children in the five to six age
group enjoyed a luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Coleridge Hendon,
1914 Portland Av.
Holiday decorations highlighted
with Christmas trees all aglitter
with tinsel and lights added to
the festive atmosphere.
On Saturday night, January 2,
mothers of Jack & Jill entertained
husbands at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Sizer, 1852 Oakland
Av., with the Mines. Robert Muir
ray, John Freeze, Morris Gibbs
Jr.. and Edwin Sizer as hostesses.
The group enjoyed the evening
dancing and playing games. Light
refreshments served continuously
throughout the evening put the gay
group in the mood for the tasty
| lunch served later.
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added to the elegent atmosphere.
A three piece combo played for
the dancing and listening pleasure
for the throng of members and
guests who made merry until ~
pm.
Promptly at IL pm. the club
was presented by the very capable
Wayne Glanton. Members formed
line on the bandstand and as
each name was called he or she
descended the stairs and acknow-
lodged the introduction. When the
roster was completed pictures were
made of the group.
Among those seen having a gay
time were Messrs. and Mines. Fred
Lee, Otis Hooker, L. S. Shannon,
Nathaniel Walker Sr., Tony Ma
lingo, William L. Smith, Chuck
Johnson, Fred Lewis, Fred Calls,
Kenneth Wilson, Thaddeus Wilson,
Huntley Surratt, Roy Armstrong
Jr., David Faison, Nose Carr, Ray
mond Brown, Des Moines, Ia, Joe
Dobbins, Herman Pope, Russell
Walden, Albert Wallace, Stanley
Mcconnell.
Also glimpsed on the dance floor
were Messrs. and Mines. James
Patterson, Clifford Coleman, Wal
! ter McElroy, Kenneth Edwards,
Andrew Clark Jr., Leland CARR
gan, Willie Hall, Robert Patter-
son, Richard Fisher, George John
son, c. T. Dawson, Theodore Jones,
Leroy Riess, Merrill Young, Will
liam Webb, N Westberry, Stephen
Miller, Claude Micheau, Mathew
Little, Arthur Pierro, Leon Wal
lace Clyde scroggins, Raymond
Cooper Robert Green, Bonnie
Newsom, Stanley Schockney, Free
man Mckinney.
And Messrs. and Mines. Willis
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chicago, LIMOS, VINO also married
the brides parents.
Music was played by John Whit
aker, organist. Mr.. Bradford Ben
ner, soloist, sang, whittier Thou
Goest" and "The Lords Prayer.
The radiant bride entered the
aisle on the arm of her father in
a white transparent velvet dress
with a sabrina neckline trimmed
in lace, rhinestone and pearl 1t
had a fitted bodice that fell into a
bouffant skirt and was chapel
length. It was designed by Lester.
The bridesmaids were Mrs. Shir-
ley Wheeler. Misses Jacqueline
Moore, Phyllis Johnson, Mildred
GUIDE, and Adrienna Coleman.
Mrs. Wheeler and Miss Moore are
cousins of the bride. Each wore
identical dresses of peacock blue
nylon organza, ballerina length,
They wore lace wells and carried
bouquets of pink and white carna-
tons.
Caroline Shadd and Kim Lee
Stone were flower girls. Caroline
is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Ellen
/ Shadd. publisher of Milwaukee De-
fender. Kim Lee is the neice of
the bride.
Gilmore johnson, cousin of the
bride, was ring bearer.
The bridegroom chose Kenneth
Johnson as best man. The ushers
were Harold Harris, Donald Wheel
err Kermit Wheeler, and Paul
Moore. Donald and Kermit Wheel
err and Paul Moore are cousins OF
the bride.
Mrs. Erwin chose for her daught-
er's wedding a dress of beige and
turquoise chantilly lace over mat
ching satin with shoes, hat and
gloves to match.
Mrs. Kent, mother of the groom,
wore a dress of rose beige chan
lilly lace over matching satin.
Both mothers wore imported
beige and green corsages.
The church was decorated with
ferns and bouquets of gladiolas
and carnations.
A reception followed the cere.
mony in the Fellowship Room OF
the Church, where some $50 friends
and relatives greeted the happy
couple.
Out of town guests, besides the
groom's mother, were Mrs. Bobby
Blackman, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
River Rouge, Michigan; Mrs. Ern'
est Thompson, great aunt of the
bride, Chicago, Illinois; Bishop
and Mrs. John S. Holly, Chicago
Illinois; Mrs. Mary Ellen Shadd
publisher, Milwaukee Defender
Milwaukee, Wisconsin and hel
daughter Miss Caroline Shadd
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
The new Mrs. Kent is a graduate
of st. Paul Central High School
Mr.. Kent is presently an accoun
tant for the Los Angeles Gas anc
Light Company and is now taking
courses preparatory to entering
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Carter FIetchers Host
Annual YuIe Parties

The beautiful home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter Fletcher, 755 w.
Central Av was the setting for
two lovely holiday parties.
The first yuletide affair which
took place Sunday, December 81,
was their annual Christmas dinner
party at which they wished their
friends a Merry Christmas. The
home was beautifully decorated in
the holiday motif.
At the close of the cocktail
hour the dinner table was laden
with a wide assortment of delic-
ious food. Those present were
Messrs. and Mines. Arthur Peoples,
Isadore Freeman, w. NJ. Foulkes,
Mrs. Marguerite Wilson and Mes
srs. Bert Buckner and James AL
len.
The second yuletide affair took
place Saturday evening, January
2, when the F'letchers entertained
a group in their beautifully decor
ated recreation room which was
aglow with yuletide decorations
The evening was spent playing
various games with prizes awarded
to the winners. Cocktails and
punch served throughout the even
ing put everyone in the mood foI
the delicious dinner served smor
gosboard style, with stereophonit
music as a pleasant background
Highlighting the affair was &
recording of the entire party which
was played back to the amusement
of the group.
Enjoying the Fletcher's hospital.
ity were Messrs. and Mines. Jack
Clack of Minneapolis, George Dav,
is, Jodie Simmons, Samuel Allen
Vanderbilt Tyuse; Mines. Jessie
Coleman, Ethel Richburg, Georgia
House, Mary Lee Parks, Sgt. Lee
Montez and Messrs. Readus Flet.
cher, Julian Buford and Johnnie
Waters.
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group played various games after
which they enjoyed tasty refresh
ments. Mrs. Robert Covington, den
mother, was also a guest of the
host. Other guests were Alec Hol-
man, Kirk Walton, Robert Morris,
Kenneth Gary and Williams broth
er, Lawrence.
Club To Meet: Mrs. Anne
Browne, 1888 Fourth Av. s., will
be hostess to the Flamingo Club on
January %, at $3.50 pm. All men,
bers are asked to be present.
Anniversary Greetings: Greet
ings to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mer-
zell, 1905 Fifth Av. S., who will
observe their 14th wedding an
niversary Saturday, january 8.
Antilles Club: The Antilles Club
met at the home of Mrs. Allene
Neal, S19 Logan AV. N. on Monday,
January 4, at 8 pm. Business of
Importance topping the agenda
was planning of the yearly pro-
gram and completing plans for
the clubs annual holiday party.
At the close of the business ses-
sion, lunch was served from a
beautifully appointed table. The
next meeting will be Monday, Feb
ruary 7.
Sad News: Mr.. o. L. Alexander,
1882 Fifth Av. S., received word
New Years eve night of the death
Of a sister, Mrs. Carrie Gipson,
who passed away at s:45 that same
evening in Starkville, Miss.
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL Z
Z ST. PAUL

Returns Home Mrs. Bert Buckner Sl5 Aurora Az,
turned home Tuesday evening December 81 from Portland
where she spent five weeks visiting her sister, Mrs Belle Bnton
and nephews William Benton and Charles Williams. She
oyed Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners with Benton
who entertained family dinners in honor of her sisters Sight
seeing and other extended Mrs
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Social and Personal
K MINNEAPOLIS

Dinner Hosts Mr.. and Mrs. John Howard TIC Fremont
AV w. hosts dinner Saturday December &c An
attractive floral of red and white carnations cent
cred the dining table which laid with Christmas cloth
Following the full dinner guests relaxed listened the
records and played cards Guests Messr and Mines
Ernest Lewis Arthur Peoples James Frees and Mr. Perry
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TWILIGHT SOCIAL CLUB ENTERTAINS
AT ANNUAL HOLIDAY PARTY

Laughter music and dancing enveOped Ford Local Hail.
2l91 Ford Parkway St. Paul. Saturday evening January
scene OF the Twilight Social Clubs annual dancing party
The beautifully ared guests greeted by Twilight
members they arrived and escorted their respective
festive tables which placed around the hall The
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CAROLE JOY ERWIN WEEDS FRANK
c. KENT, JR., IN DOUBLE RING
CEREMONY SATURDAY, JANUARY z

In double ring candleight ceremony, Miss Caroe JOY
Erwin daughter of Mr. and Mrs L. H. Erwin 1927 Cumberland
Street ST. Paul and Frank c. Kent Jr of Mrs Frank c.
and the late Frank c. Kent of Los Angeles California
married Saturday, January 1860 pm Christ
Temple Church, ChatswOrth and Central st. Paul
The ceremony solemnzed by Bishop John Holly of
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list of new friendships and many
fond memories of Minneapolis.
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achievement
2) Lorraine Hansber playwright; 3)
Pissky ballet dancer; go Elizabeth ROemer
herOim"
char YOuthO Organic iOn
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The new Mrs. Kent is a graduate
of st. Paul Central High School.
Mr.. Kent is presently an accoun-
tant for the Los Angeles Gas and
Light Company and is now taking
courses preparatory to entering
Smyrna times., 1960-10-27

ugh adjustment, taking its total
from a previously reported a.,
262 to an adjusted 95,827 total
Newark, which was credited
with 1851 on the preliminary
1860 total, receives credit for
but ll,404 in the adjusted to-
tails. Dover, Delaware's capital
city, gains but Is residents on
the adjustment, making its Of
fetal 1860 population 1880 in
stead of the 1882 preliminary
total previously announced. Ac-
cording to the Development De-
partment, the official population
of Delaware, as of April |, 1860,
is now assumed to have been
as follows: 1850 population ap-
pears in parenthesis.) Entire
state, 446,292 ,(318,0S5); New
Castle County, 307,446, (218,-
S79); Kent County, 65,65l, (37,-
870); Sussex County, 1875,
(6I, 1866.
Smyrna times., 1960-10-27
Survey on Needs
OF Community
To Aid Jaycees
Plan Projects

Questionnaires in the survey
to be conducted by the Smyrna
Clayton Junior Chamber of
Commerce were mailed out on
Monday to persons in Smyrna,
and the survey will be conduct
ed in the town of Clayton in
January, it has been announced
by Smithers Snow, Jr., chair
man. The Jaycees emphasized
the Importance of the replies
and urge everyone to take part
in the effort to get a public ex-
preston as to the needs and
priorities of the area so that
they can set up their planned
community projects more effec-
lively. Two questions submit
ted by the Smyrna-Clayto Re-
tail Merchants Association con-
corning employment were used
in the QUESTIONABLE, and the
answers are expected to be
helpful in the effort to bring
new industry to the area. If
there are not enough replies by
mail the Jaycees will conduct a
door to door canvass, but it is
earnestly requested that the cit
liens participate. No one is re-
quired to sign his or her reply.
Approximately 1850 individuals
will receive the questionnaires.
Any interested person who does
not receive one is asked to con-
tact the Jaycvees. The results
of the survey will be made avail
able to other service clubs and
will be published in the local
newspaper. Copies will be sent
to members of the senior class
at the John Bassett Moore High
School to get their expressions
as the youth of the community.
Smyrna times., 1960-10-27
Football Coaches, Cheer Leaders Feted
By Smyrna Lions Club Monday Night

The Smyrna Lions Club fet-
ed the football coaches, the girls
physical education instructor,
and six cheer leaders from the
John Bassett Moore High School
at dinner Monday night at The
Wayside Inn. The special guests
included William Horney, coach;
Richardson Tritt, assistant coach
and Miss Jane Reed, head of
the girls physical education de-
partment. The six cheer leaders,
dressed in white sweaters and
short red skirts, the school col
ors, gave a colorful and excit-
ing demonstration of many of
the cheers used at the games.
The cheer leaders included Clara
Ann Jones, Patsy Moffitt, Joyce
Cole, Wanda Fischer, Hope
Hitchison, and Margaret Hurd.
John Graden, member of the
staff at the high school, and
Lloyd Pleasanton, member of
the Smyrna police force, were
introduced as new members of
the club by Robert Mills, presi-
dent. William E. Jones reported
that at a meeting of the board
of directors it was decided that
tribute should be paid to the