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Evening star., 1961-12-04
SHARON

SHARON
Ell. $3.50 REALTY Ell, s-ss74
MT; VERNON BLVD. : This huge
4-bedrm., 2i2-bath. full-basemenj
Colonial offers easy access to Al
exandrla via Mt. Vernon blvd.
Large equipped kitchen with eat
ing space, den, carport, patio and
sun deck. Immediately available.
ROUTH ROBBINS
Real Estate Corp.
Alex. S36-62O0
Spfld. 451-2500 Mclean 356-7OOO
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB - This
BRICK BEAUTY is iocsted close
to the Washington Golf and
Country Club in North Arlington.
Situated on magnificentIy land
scaped and shaded lot in the de-
siraple Country Club Manors
neishborhood, so convenient to
public and parochial schools.
Charming living room has fire
THE BASEMENT; screened porch.
DETACHED DOUBLE GARAGE;
mucn extra equipment, WE CAN
PLACE; $20.10O new first trust
under FLA terms, so modest down
payment will handle. FAST POS
SESSION. Come see 1t. you'll like
1t for S22,500! PARKER. SMITH
q DONNELL, REALTORS. ia. q
$751; or ia. 1887.
Evening star., 1961-12-04

space and answer
ing service, ne. washinston. P. O.
Box 1874. Collese Park. Nd.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
MCLEAN

ATTENTION CHA PERSONNEL
Forget about hazard winter driy-
ing, buy this brick home within
D minutes Of CIA; 1st leyeI, 4
bedrooms, 2 baths, living room
with fireplace, dining room, mod
ern electric kitchen, screened
porch: lower level, / bedroom,
Ia baths, kitchenette, large rec
reation room with fireplace, large
utility room and . 30x2O work
shop; baseooard all h.-wh,;
ha-aere lot with city water and
septic,
Evening star., 1961-12-04
BUSINESS PROP. for SALE

CENTREVlLLE - Brick and einder
block building on 1.5 acres. IGA
grocery store, barber shop. beauty
shop and 4 apts. Loe. at main
intersection. Owner must sell
Asking $4,000. We invite your
immediate inquiries. CROWELL &
CO: INC, Fairfax office, OR. g.
COMMERCIES. SILVER SPRING-
Air-cond. bldg; $3.50 so. IT., best
neiRhborhood. excel. Cond.: suit
able national concern. insurance
CO., engineering corp, JU. 9-349O:
eyes,. LO. 5-4S00.
SMALL OFFICE BUILDING down
town suit. real est. off. ins. CO..
mfg. rep, etc. Please call EX
3-1194: ewes. and Sun. KE. T.
1917. Full comm. to brokers.
$500 SO. FT.. / story office bids.
air-cond.: 18th ST., Silver Spring;
reasonable.
GLENN M. VICKREY
483 Invest. Bldg. Wash, D. c.
NE. e-O24O
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

WANTED Sc. Active
&R cos%EIEo, III iGond LII lnVs's9sHss TnssaS
zA0AMI REALTY CO. Realtors.
WILL BUY GOOD 4, g OR 8 UNIT
MoobkIbcfEh vs. 5lsE fh0Rf REAhFY Nj cRs;h VIZ Dim =
07S2. La. 9-9177.
1880 UNIT APT, 10 yrs. or less
old, west Of Conn. ave, D. C. or
Nd; subs. cash. Box. 151-L, Star.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
DOCTORS SUITE

DOCTORS SUITE
Splendid location for two doctors TO
share office, general practitioner
and pediatrician or obstetriciani
or Surgeon; on GROUND iioor @ OF
Hone Hills -Naylor Garden area,
and surrounded by 1000 family
dwelling units. 3 rooms and bath,
designed for practicing physician;
Sl25 month. Phone LU. 1-330O.
EXCELLENT LOCATION, on K at.
mr.. Statler, 4th floor suite, eleva-
tor. Approx. 1000 50. IT. including
& lee. offices and reception area.
Carpet and drapes included, Air
conditioners available. 2-yr.. lease
per mo. EX. 3-3675.
EXECUTIVE OFFICES, on colum-
bia Pike rooms, rent as suite
or sep. air eond. ia. 4-5090.
space in Parkwood Medical Bldg
pT.s.ntis fSf lsis sseessanpi.d sesn Sy oSstetri:
cians-Gynecologists, but, ADAPT;
able to any type practice. Call
after o am. Monday. DI. 7-03S6.
HIGHLY DESIRABLE Law OFFICE,
comnodious, air cond.; Iust north
sonable rent. RE. 7-s045.
MODERN AIR CONDITIONED Of
Church office building = Ample
LRRRcHMoNr RissihMs;o isi ssEAITY LTs yE $500 S
OFFICE, single room. pvt. en-
trance; unfurn. air cond. Reas.
rent. 5000 x. ST., NV. FE. 7.720O.
STUDIO or offices downtown on
Thomas Circle, newly redec. l VI.
lease, low rental. Call Ii. 6-SS22
or LO. S-379A.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
FARMS
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACRE LOTS. wooded, hard rd: 'front.'
age; only 1000, terms. ASHTON
REALTY CO.. OIL. 4-5042.
ADJOlNs 1915 South Monroe ST.,
Arlington, Va.-75xl6S IT.; sewer
and water. FE. 3-34l6.
BUILDERS
20 lots, sewer and water. vicinity
Rockville Civic Center. Jack Fell
ROBINSON LAND BROKERS
COLLEGE PK.-Lot SOx2OO blacks
Ss.sSO cash. VIZ. 5-5sss.
CoNGREssIoNAL COUNTRY CLUB
homesites: seiSetH iSolfoot srE sro E,
Only S6,4bO, including pavins.
NE. s-171s, LA. a-O410.
tract, suitable for houses. church,
tons; R.e zone. wo. S-7252.
FAIRFAX CoUNTY-capital gain
SpportTnity At sr S3Se per rssd acre il owe,
area that will benefit from the
new branch university and the
Burke lake; wooded and gently
rolling; as whole only. and
available on installment terms
Exclusively with MASON AND
OMER L. HIRST. Realtors. Amman
dale. Virginia. CT. $4,000.
LARGE TRACKS OF GROUND
$50 Per Acre Up.
COUNTY SERVICE, INC.
Ask For Mr.. Breckenridge
BU. 3-21b1; CHI. s-ss00; RI. S-42l1
LOTS OF LOTS-3, 5, 6, l2, II
acres, and UP in northern Fairfax
County, in conv. and desirable
locations close to washington. Cal
for appoint to inspect. LANGLEY
REALTY, Ell. $4,000.
N. ARL. AREA, close in.-2 choice
wooded lots; water. perc. test ap-
proved; $4,000. JE. 4-73l5, KE
6-S7s6.
ROCK POINT HWY.-RTE. 251, mr.
Cobb Island. Md. 10 wooded
acres; level and well drained
ground; nearly 800 IT. on highway
700 It. deep; good timber. Idea
for shopping center; $4,000 casf
or terms. Call IA. b-42sl.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

COTTAGE, Beverly J Beach, Nd Md;ms
liv. din, rm.. elect. kit. bath.
Avail. Dec. Is for g mos. $75. mo.
plus util. Box 3-M. Star.
ST. CLEMENTS BAY-4-rm. house,
cleo, fishing and grabbing. Reas.
yr around rent, VIII. 6-36Sb
Evening star., 1961-12-04
FLORIDA PROPERTY

home in Miami: VIII
sell, trade. etc. Cali ia. 2-44s0.
Mr.. BLOCK.
Mr.. TT. MYERS, FLORIDA-New
beautiful home; 8 bedrm., 9 baths:
earage; on 200 #; canal Just off
intercoastal waterway: $50. 600
value will take $4,000 cash. BY
OWNER, OIL. 6-5a76.
Evening star., 1961-12-04

FIRST TIME OFFERED-Eye-
catching rambler in very desir.
able neighborhood featuring 3
bedrms.. l y baths. separate din
with eating space. full basement,
with semifinished recreation room,
porch and situated on an at
tractive corner lot; Q beauty for
S1a. 800. You'll love 1t. see it today.
Call IA. b-q400.
nTTTTrTn TNAKHH
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gerachis

REALTY CO. JE. "-2314
FAIRFAX TOWN-Less than FHA,
appraisal will buy this wioow's
S;Sedroom home on your your terms:
room with fireplace. automatic
washer and dryer, earport, screened
porch and lots Of lot: S15,950.
Cali JE. 2-262O. JOSEPH w. sEAY
COMPANY. Realtors. 113 West
Broad street. Falls Church, Vir-
Cinia
Evening star., 1961-12-04

sec 10 9ppreclate, Ck. o-o726.
FALLS CHURCH-$22, 900
4 BEDRooMs-2h BATHS
White brick Cape Cod: living room,
Hrepl.. din. rni., equip. kit, 2 bed
rms, bath, ser. porch: End fir,
Dedrms., bath; bsmt., rec. rm;
oil h.-w.h.: garage: beautifully
handicapped; $1,000 cash, Sl3l
month, FLA. LUCILLE COOK,
Realtor. JE. 2-3272, JE. 2-4664
FALLS CHURCH, Z Corners area
by OWNER; 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier; full bsmt.; corner lot. fenced
back I'd. Assume 412es GI loan
81 200. JE. 4-S193.
fANTAsTIC! YOU'LL HARDLY Be
'LIEVE YOUR EYES! Better-than-
new brick rancher in wonderful
Fairfax City location. Comfortable
and safe for growing children. 3
bedrms., tiled bath, big equipped
kitchen. rec. room. full basement:
lovely fenced lot with tall shade
trees. FULL SALE PRICE only
SlS950 with terms to suit YOU!
FLORANCE REALTY, 403 W. Lee
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

OFF East l85th: rooms up. ref
erence, no garage. $50. EV. 1-7716.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1961-07-15

Among star attractions on the Midland
Empire Fair night show will be MyrOn
FlOrin and Larry Hooper, featured
artists on the Lawrence Welk program.
FIOrin plays the accordion and often
plays duets with Welk. Hooper is the
long boy with the big base voice and
is also a talented pianist. FIOrin and
Hooper will appear Tuesday and
Wednesday nights, Aug. and 8.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1961-07-15

county fairs in northern Wy
oming and the Wyoming State
Fair in Douglas. (See the COM
plete schedule at the conclusion
of this article.) Naturally we
can't begin to tell about all the
county fairs but we can suggest
the exciting features in store for
fair goers this season by review
ing the highlights of State Fair
at Great Falls and Midland En-
pire Fair at Billings.
Midland Empire Fair
Let's consider t h e Midland
Empire Fair first, although it is
second on the schedule. It's six
big days are Aug. 7 through II.
There will be the usual un-
usual agricultural exhibits with
county booths outdoing each
other in attractive and lavish dis
play of prize products, There'u
be the livestock shows - beef
cattle, sheep, swine, horses, and
the always notable dairy show.
The Milking Derby, where pro-
Montana farmer-stockman., 1961-07-15

Tduction counts, will again DE
special event.
Of course in all these agricul-
tural and livestock events All
Club and FLA Chapter members
will be competing with devastat-
ing effectiveness against their
elders.
Then the Stars
After the blue ribbons have
been passed out and the live
stock royalty is bedded down for
the night, then comes the gay
night show. Then the stars are
out.
And at Midland Empire State
Fair the stars in the State Fair
Review include Myron Florin
and Larry Hooper, well known
members of the Lawrence Welk
show. Florin is the accordionist
and Hooper is the boy with the
big base voice and the way with
a piano. These two will appear
Tuesday and Wednesday nights,
Aug. 8 and Q. Cont. on page 1D
Montana farmer-stockman., 1961-07-15

FAIRS ARE THE showcase OF
agriculture. And again, in 1861,
the heart of Montana's Fl state
and county fairs will be the dis
plays of the finest products OF
Montana'S farms and ranches.
Then, of course, in addition to
the proud parade of Montana's
best in livestock and farm pro-
ducts, there's the excitement
and delight of the best in the
entertainment world. Fair man
ayers have selected from the
nations top talent in booking
rodeoS and shows.
AS of now, it appears that the
weather will be all too fair for
the fairs, but what could be bet
ter to take ones mind off the
fair weather than the fairs?
And when we say fairs we
mean all of them, including the
20 county fairs in Montana, 3
, 1961-08-15
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS, UsA.
DIVISION OF ST. CRoIX: AT CRAFTSMANSHIP
In the matter Of the Estate OF
WILLIAM HENRY HODGE,
deceased.
pun1IcAT1oN OF APPOINTMENT AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS

], Beatrice Hodge, having been appointed admlnistraulx = e
Estate of William Henry Hodge, Deceased, DO hereby give no'lce e
n craditors of the said estate and to all persons having claims against
the said estate to present such claims within SIX ~ montns ~
date hereof tome or to Leader & Padila, Esqs" All persons noeDeeo
- Il sa;d estate are hereby requested to make payment to me OF
Leader & Padilla5 Esqs, within said time. Al next OF KIN must ms
their claim with me or said attorneys, and proof OF kinsnp WIN
the CLERK of the District Court within said time.
First publication Of this notice made this 18th day Of August
AID, 1861. 49,
SSH 4yaFs Administrative
Leader Il PadElas Esqs.9 ass 1erfatQE rarFaM 79
Attorneys lAI
l5-22295
, 1961-08-15
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadruplicase
will be received at the Depart
ment Of Property and Procure
ment, Division of Procure
ment, Christiansted, st. Croix
until HOO AN, August %,
1861.
TUNA FISH packed in.
6/66 Aoz.
Note: Foreign products are not
accepted.
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any i~nformality
in bids, and unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
Item In the bid.
Copies of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, st. Croix, U. S. Vir-
gin Islands.
MARIO LEWIS
Commissioner Of Property
and Procurement
Per:
Alphonso RomneY
District Supervisor
l2-14-15 II
, 1961-08-15

AS a practical man, I knoWthat none Of US lives on
inspiration alone, or on ideals alone. There must be
food to eat. There must be a roof over our heads. There
must be proper medical aid for the aged and the needy.
Accordingly, / will prepare a series of special programs
to help achieve these detectives. First and foremost, !
promise / will seek to aid our people in gaining a home
Of their own. This will be given top priority with action
rather than words. / will follow in President Kennedys
footsteps in bringing these programs to our people with
yigor and speed. | promise that all three islands will re-,
ceive fair and equal treatment.
TO be continued /.
, 1961-08-15

that myfriends-all Of you-are willing to Workfor the
things that make our Country great and for the Ameri-
can way of life. To achieve our detectives.
i. We must aim to make our domestic island life
a more abundant one. We must accelerate our
economy.
O.. We must further advance our cultural, moral and
spiritual life.
8. We must make greater progress politically.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-06-16
Debutan+e Luau Is
CoIorful Affair

4 large group of attractive and
youthful Twin Citians ranging in
age from sixteen to twenty this
week are busying themselves with
last minute preparations and
events leading to the gala Cotillion
Ball staged annually by the Cameo
Social Club.
Teas, charm schools, garden
parties and a variety of activities
have been provided by the club for
the young debs which will be CHM
axed by the beautiful ball at the
Main Ballroom of the Prom in Mid
way on Monday evening, June 10.
On Saturday afternoon, June 10,
the club entertained the debu-
tantes at Luau which was sched-
uled for the garden at Mrs. Harold
Richardson's home, 874 Rondo Av.,
st. Paul, but due to rain, it was
held in the spacious rumpus room
at the home of Mrs Gwendolyn
Twiggs, 1854 Fuller Av.
The room was decorated with
palms and ferns carrying out the
Hawaiian theme. The serving table,
spread with a pink cloth, was cent
cred with a huge basket of tropical
and exotic fruits imported from
Hawaii which included mangoes,
giant avacados, papaya, cocoanuts
and pineapples. This was presented
by the Bonhomies Club.
Trays of chicken, ribs, baskets
of Island candies and nuts, seal
loped watermelon baskets filled
with assorted melon balls and for
tune cookies completed the menu.
The debutantes and their escorts
were dressed for the occasion in
Bermudas, peddle pushers and
coulottes and each was presented
with a lei further enhancing the
Hawaiian theme. The group en-
joyed listening the records social
izing and exchanging gay CONVEX
sation.
The next event slated for the
debs is a luncheon on Saturday,
June IT, at 1 pm. at the Edge
water Inn, Lowry and Marshall
NE. in Minneapolis, and on Sun
day, June 10, they will be feted
with a garden party at the home
of Mrs. Harold Richardson, S74
Rondo Av.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-06-16

HcSld nlSSe VI 10 OLSOn highway,
have welcomed a new sister and
playmate to the family circle.
Their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Barnes, Jr., presented them with a
new sister on Sunday, June II, at
Minneapolis General hospital. The
baby weighed eight pounds and 10
ounces at birth. A name has not
yet been chosen for the little new
conner. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee A. Barnes,
Sr., of FIT. Smith, Ark, are pater-
nal grandparents of the children.
Attended Alumni Dinner: Mr..
Paul S. Curry, 1928 Portland Av.,
represented his graduating class
at the annual Hastings Alumni
Dinner held Saturday, June 10,
in Hastings, MINI. He was ac-
companied by his wife and Mr..
Burt Twitchel formerly of Hast
ings.
Club Announcement: The Neigh
borhood Club will meet Saturday,
June IT, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvester Young, 1854 Irving
Av. N.
Back Home: Mrs. Monwell Craft,
3537 Fourth Av. S., returned home
Monday night from Chicago where
she spent a week visiting friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Rhodes and her
nephew and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert L. Anderson.
Fourth Son: Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Mayes of 3840 Portland Av.,
have added a fourth son to their
family circle. Ladd Robert, the
new addition, arrived Wednesday,
June 7, in Abbott hospital, tipping
the scales at five pounds and elev-
en- ounces. He was warmly well
coined on his arrival home by his
three brothers, Richard, Jr., Scott
and Todd Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin B.
Brueske of Garfield, Mimi, are
the maternal grandparents and
Mrs. Blanche Mayes of Minneapolis
is the paternal grandmother.
Visitors Return Home: Mr.. and
Mrs. Hilary Chandler of Kansas
City, Mo-, left Tuesday, June 13,
after a IL day visit with Mrs.
Chambers brother, Cecil Newman
of 1858 Third Av. S. Social court
estes were extended the Chambers
by Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Bell, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Newman and Mrs.
Frances Humburd. Oscar Newman
is a nephew of Mrs. Chandler.
Attended Nephew's Graduation:
Mrs. James Richey, 1908 Fifth Av.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-06-16
Beautician Groups
Hold Joint Meet

Minneapolis Beauticians Chapter
21O and st. Paul Chapter 27O held
their joint meeting at the home of
Mrs. Richard (Murleen) Estes,
1887 Oakland Av., on Monday,
June II.
An appreciation party was dis
cussed as a thank you" to the
public for their splendid coopera-
ton in making their style show a
successful event.
Minneapolis chapter 21O received
its state charter as legally organ
lied corporation from the State
of Minnesota. Officers on the board
Of directors are Ruby Howelton,
president; Katherine White, vice
president; Yvonne Jones, secretary
and Murlean Estes, treasurer
The next meeting of the joint
chapters will be at the home of
Mrs. Sue Collins, 63S Carroll Av.,
st. Paul, on Monday, July 10, at
Is pm.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-06-16

science. Inc quo also shared their
visit with Mrs. Cleo Nancy Of 1852
Fifth Av. s., in Minneapolis, moth
er of Mr. Nancy.
Club Entertained: The newly
organized Gayettes Social Club en-
tertained members and their guests
at a party Friday, June 2, held at
the home of Mrs. Donna Ware,
1909 Marshall Av. Cards and re-
freshments were enjoyed Officers
Of the club are Mines. Katheryn
Fletcher, president; Ann Kintz,
vice president; Iris Dixon, secre-
tary; Ann Mcneil, assistant secre-
tary, Donna Ware, treasurer and
Roberta Ingram, sergeant-at-arms.
Mrs. Ann Kintz, Alp Iglehart Av.,
will be hostess at the next meet
ing.
Out OF Hospitals: Mrs. Gladys
Bailey Of 1888 Qurora Av., returned
home Wednesday, June IA, from
Bethesda hospital, where she was
patient. She is now much i'm.
proved.
Delegates: LaRue Brown. grand,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Brown of 1858 Carroll Av., CharlenC
Banks, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Banks Of S31 Carroll Av
had Everett Wood, son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Paul Wood of 94S Iglehar
Av., will leave Saturday for 81
Louis, Mo. The trio are delegate
from Pilgrim Baptist church t.
attend the Baptist Sunday Schoo
and BTU. Congress. Mrs. Horac
Brown will chaperone the younI
people.
Club Hostess: Mrs. Earline Cal
loWay was hostess to the Firs
Nighters Bridge Club on Saturday
June 10, in the Moroccan Room q
the Curtis Hotel in Minneapoli!
Following a seasonal lunch, bridg
occupied the attention of the grou
for the remainder of the Afternoon
with prizes for high scores goin
to Mines. Edwin Sizer, Robert \
Harris and James Brown, frs
second and third in that orde
Mrs. Charles Bradley was a que.
of the hostess and was given
gift. The next meeting will /
July 8, with Mrs. Robert N HarTi
1876 w. Central Av., st. Paul q
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-06-16

former school to Carla Simmons
pursue courses which will lead to
teachers post.
Carla was one of the most active
students in her class. She was
president of the Latin club; men,
Der of A. Choir, had part in Oper-
eta, was member of Speech club,
Paint N Patches, Future Teachers
of America, International Rela-
tons club, Pep club, Girls League,
Deintot Amies Y-Teens, Junior
Red Cross council, Commercial
Girls, Youth Chapter NAACP and
National Thespians.
Miss Simmons hobbies are read
ing, singing, tennis and some
swimming. She appeared this year
in the st. Paul Civic Operas pro-
duction of Show Boat"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-06-16

very active in eX- Spencer Smith
ira curricular areas.
He was a member OF the Student
Council, Debate team, B. football,
gymnastics, Junior class play, Ma
tional Thespians, National Foren-
sic League, Hi-Y, speech club,
Philosophy club.
Spencer ran for Governor of
Boys State in 1860. He managed
the Emerald Club, a singing group
and was active in he NAACP
Youth chapter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-06-16
Connie Howard Seeks
Career AS Maehinisf

Connie Howard a June, North
High graduate plans to enter the
machinists trade. Connie, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Connie Howard, 1907
Knox Av. NJ, Minneapolis will at
tend Vocational High next fall for
training as a machinist.
Howard likes to sing and has
been a member of Zion Baptist
Youth Choir.
He has devoted his spare-time
activities to baseball and basket
ball.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-06-16

5acqueline COmbsies during her
years at Central.
She was a member Of the French
club, the Red Cross, played in the
Central High band, the Tri-ettes
and was a Pep club member.
Her hobbies were skating, bowl
ing. She also likes to play the
piano and organ.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-06-16

the coming wedding of her daught-
er, Dovie Patricia Black to Maur-
ice Haynes. Both are Minneapolis
residents.
The wedding is scheduled for
June %, at Cincinnati, Ohio the
brides former home. Before the
wedding the couple will be enter
tanned in Chicago by Mr.. Haynes
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Buchanan and other relatives.
D. Patricia Black, the bride is
modiste and for several years
was the leading entertainment i'm
pressario, bringing large number
Of orchestras, singers and other at
fractions to the Twin Cities for
dances and concerts.
Mr.. Haynes, groom is a former
Minneapolis Mayors Council office
secretary, former Spokesman &
Recorder staffer who is presently
a us. postal employee.
The wedding reception will be
held at the home of Miss Black
at 1919 Portland Av., at 7 pm.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-06-16

s., returned home June 7, from
Mason City, Ia, where she went
to attend graduation exercises of
her nephew, Robert Bennett. Rob
ert graduated from Roosevelt
Field High School Tuesday, June
6. On Monday night, the graduates
were honored at a banquet held
at the Hanford Hotel sponsored by
the Sunday School of one Of the
local churches. Main speaker at
the banquet was Miss Joann Moore,
staff photographer for the Globe
Gazette, one of the local daily
newspapers.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-06-16

hostess.
New Baby Boy At McGee's:
A new baby boy arrived in the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
MCGEE, 527 Aurora Av., about
three weeks before expected The
newcomer weighed about six
pounds, its proud papa Earl told
this newspaper. Birth was at 7
pm. June 10 at st. Joseph's hos
pital.
The new addition to the MCGEE
family has been named Jonathan.
He will join the three other MCGEE
children Carol, ten, Billy, eight,
and David, three.
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on the honor roll, active in the
French club, the Pep club, Red
Cross, Junior Achievement, Tri-
cites. She was a lunch-room mont
tor.
She was captain Of the Central
girl Flag Twirlers, a group which
performed before each Central
game.
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Mrs. Breeder Returns
From Sons Ordination
In Boston Mass

Mrs. Florence Breeder, 1909 Oh
son Highway and Mrs. Odette
Kemp of 723 Emerson Av. N,
Minneapolis returned home We'd
nesday, June 7, from Boston,
Mass, where they attended the
ordination of Mrs. Breeden's son
James to deacon.
The ordination was held Thurs
day, June 1, at pm. at st. James
Episcopal church, Roxbury, with
the Ri. Rev. Arson Phelps, Jr.
D. D., Bishop Of Massachusetts, Of
floating.
Presentation Of the Ordinand t.