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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-07
TEN STRIKE
March Is

TEN STRIKE
March %
Robert Graham approached us
in the flower shop at Midway de-
handing to know why his team
(Ted Bies) has no publicity when
they are leading the pack! The
very fact that the standings show
the leaders" Is publicity enough
isn't it Bob? If we say too much
about it, you might be linked"
and the st. Paul Recorder captain
tells US they are going to over
take you!
Team High Single Game: us.
Upholstering, $40; Western Rec
reation, 921.
Team High Series: us. Uphol-
steering, 27s5; St Paul Recorder.
2645.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-07
BeIIGny Leeds West 70
Na~&uawxv nm G6swfmm N

@0sb0suY N000S WU9t -
Victory Im Shrine @unsO
Kansas city, Mo. CAMP - The
scoring and fine aIl-arourAd playing
OF Walt BeIIalny Of Indiana univ
erHty spanked the West team to
a 10s-1o0 victory over the East
IN the 10th annual Shrine An
Star basketball game here recent
ly.
Voted the most outstanding play
er Of the game, Bellamy scored
n points to share top scoring
honors with his West teamnate,
Bin Bridges Of Kansas.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-07

think, with my Is years Of exper-
fence in city and state government
and political action, that I can
make q significant contribution.
The decision to run was not easy
to make. Following last Novem-
bers election I resigned, after six
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25
FELTON,
Mrs. Virgle Carlisle

The theme of Rev. Wilmer Abb
otis sermon Sunday was How Do
We Measure Our Affection for the
Church.
The Little League and Pony Lea
que attended as group.
Flowers were placed in the
church by Mrs. c. M. Simpler in
memory of her sisters.
The final proceeds of the Street
Fair were $113162. This will be
applied to the church building
fund.
The Official Board will meet
Friday evening at 800 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Wyatt and
children, Barbara and Gary and
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wyatt of
Wilmington, were guests of Mrs.
Cora Killen and Alex Wyatt last
Tuesday.
Mrs. James Cahall attended the
McCabe Reunion picnic at Trap
Pond on Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Lee Harrington
and sons of Winston-Salem, North
Carolina, and Masten Satterfield of
Detroit, Michigan, are spending
some time with Mrs. Helen Har-
rington. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Harring-
ton and sons of Trenton, New Jer-
sey, were Sunday guests.
The FELTON, Fire Company won
best Senior Bank and FELTON, Aux
Hilary won best in appearance
Eighty-seven attended the Case
Family Reunion held in the Fire
Hall Sunday. Guests attended
from New Jersey, Maryland and
Virginia
Mrs. Gertrude Wagenseller of
3upplee, Pennsylvania, was a
weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Burton.
Miss Nellie Hughes spent several
days last week with friends in Will
mington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morrow and
son of Dover, and Mrs Annabelle
Morrow have moved into their new
home at FELTON, Manor.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carlisle
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. RO-
land Carlisle of Wilmington, on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ryan of
Harrington, and Mr.. and Mrs. CLAIR
ence Bradley spent last Sunday at
Ocean City.
Ralph Bradley is a patient in
Kent General Hospital, Dover.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25

Horace ii. Johnson & Edith M.
to Donald H. Johnson, tracts in
Baltimore Hundred, IT acres; 2
% acres with imp; 3-one-half
acre; Alb acres; So; 6-14 acres.
Carrie E. Leidy to Andrew Oct
eel & Elsie, Baltimore Hundred,
i acre with imp.
Chester l.. Murray & Catherine
l.; Raymond e. Townsend q A.
Pearl; Woodrow Smallwood &
Goldia to William l.. Downey &
Mildred Louise, Baltimore Hun
dred, 4 acres with imp.
Tilghman S. Johnson & Roxle;
Charles S. Hickman, widower, to
Cordie W. Murray & Ethel, Quit
claim Deed, Baltimore Hundred,
"a acres with imp.
Marian c. Graves, widow; Clara
G. Conway & ElbrOn T.; Alfred
G. Graves & Ann NJ; Elizabeth u.
Halpen & Frank, Jr., to Milford
Tractor Company, Lewes & Reno
both HID, lots 2, 5, 4, blk. D, sub.
ulN. DeidN dl Z oahu 1oihPohy.
Hattie E. Tingle. widow Of Wal
ter b. Tingle, decd, to James Car
field Anderson & Blanche NARROW,
Baltimore Hundred, lots 73 and
70, plot of Tingle's to Bethany
Beach
Delbert ID. Moore & Idetta l.. to
Raymond p. Pomponio & Virginia,
Indian River Hundred, lots no. Il
and %, plot of Delbert ID. Moore.
Raymond c. Lambertson & Eli
zabeth W. to Michael j. Battle q
Alva A, Lewes & Rehoboth Hun
dred, lots with imps.
Bessie A. Richards, decd, to
Charles E. Richards, for life, then
to Charles G. Richards & Ethel
NJ Murray, Baltimore Hundred,
all real estate, by will.
L. Jean Mcdowell, decd, to l..
B. Mcdowell. Baltimore Hundred,
all real estate, by will.
Bethany Realty, Inc, to How
ard r. Mes & Eleanore l., Balti-
more Hundred, Bethany Beach,
lots So and Sc, blk. 5.
Everett s. Godfrey and Laura B.
to Larry Brasure and Achsah
d., Baltimore HID, tract No.1-7
acres and tract No. 2-99 So. per-
ches
Dolores Gray Savage and Frank
to Robin Wayne Gray and Angela
A, Baltimore HID, Fenwick Island,
lot No. 2, plot of Dolores Gray
Savage.
Dolores Gray Savage and Frank
to Jerry Dean Gray and Dolores
Gray Savage, Baltimore HID, Fen
wick Island, lot No. 4, plot Of Do
lOres Gray Savage.
Dolores Gray Savage and Frank
to Una Dolores Warren and VIM.
r., Baltimore HID, Fenwick Island,
lot No. 5, plot of Dolores Gray
Savage.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25

George Emma Dutton, decd, to
VIM. Benjamin Hammond, Helen
Louise Weldin, Eugene F.. Ham
mond and Kathryn NJ. Williams,
! Little Greek Hundred, by will, all
real estate.
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc,
to Textron. Inc, Little Greek Hun
dred, 1895 acres.
John j. Baker. decd, to j. Ray
mond Baker, Dagsboro Hundred,
166 acres. by will.
John j. Baker. decd, to Louise
Marie Eshum, Dagsboro Hundred,
SO acres, by will.
Elijah c. Timmons, decd, to
Rachel e. Timmons, Dagsboro
Hundred, all real estate, by will
EdithsH. Shelton, decd, to Char
les r. Shelton, 3rd, DDS, Balti-
more Hundred, all real estate, by
will.
Laulie Larimore, widow. to John
Murphy, Northwest Fork Hundred,
l acre.
Richard B. Hardesty & Sara S.:
Ernest MR. Lamkey & Roberta b.:
James T. Burton & Joan E.; Fran
ces r. Burton, atty. in fact for
Frederick Burton, Jr., ct al, heirs
of Bethana Allen to Karl X.
r. Brown, Seaford Hundred, one
eighth interest, lot with improve
ment.
Walter d. King & Iva Burma
dean to William E. Baker, Little
Greek Hundred, Town of Laurel,
nine-tenths of an acre.
Talltree Realty Company, Inc,
to Patricia Thompson hester, Sea-
ford, Hundred. Lakeshores Deve-
lopment, lots IL and II.
Sallie NJ. Davis & w. Virgil,
Eleanore Ann Muilin & Bernard
w. to Avery w. Owens & Doris
B., Little Greek Hundred, $50 acres.
Edgewater Acres, Inc, to Earl
Brannock & Ethel G., Baltimore
Hundred. n. side Of Garfield Ave-,
lot 33, blk. 2.
Noah W. Weaver, decd. to Ma
bel Nj. Weaver. Lewes and Reho-
both Hundred. all real estate, by
will.
Lydia l.. Pyle, decd, to Davis
l.. Rianhard, Lewes & Rehoboth
Hundred. all real estate, by will.
Ralph E. Hall, decd, to Dorothy
NJ. Hall, Lewes & Rehoboth Hun
dred. lots 5, 6. z, and s, blk. &c,
Rehoboth Heights, by will.
Ralph E. Hall, decd. to Mar
jorie Hall Hankinson, William G.
Hall. Robert Nj. Hall and Ralph
Hundred. residue of real estate by
will
Irving G. Burton, decd, to Susan
G. Burton, Lewes & Rehoboth HID,
ali real estate, by will.
Charles Johnson & Juanita to
John L. Turner & Vera, Lewes &
RehobOth Hundred, Lewes, lot,
75 it. by 100 fl.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25

Theodore II. Deale, Jr., & Janet
to James Order & Cora Mae,
Lewes & Rehoboth HID, Dewey
Ave, lot with Improvement.
Henry r. Buckaloo & Marcella
d. to Michael A. Hill & Elizabeth
Marie, Lewes & Rehoboth Hundred,
unit nos. l, 2, 3, & 4, section A.,
Hornkill Ave. Dew.
Gordon Alvin Donahue & Dolor-
es Ann TO Marie ID. Shaw, widow,
Lewes & Rehoboth Hundred, ! -
Sc. Side Mulberry ST., lot, 2 -
342 So. TT.
Dwight w. Speaker & Sally F..
to Ronald l.. Carey & Shirley M,
Lewes & Rehoboth Hundred, Re-
hoboth Beach, DOdd's Addition, lot
No. "a. blk. F., Fisher ST.
Sewell Whaley, Jr., & Condor
ella Louise to Lillian d. Mason,
Cedar Creek Hundred, l l acre
with improvement and 2 acre
Henlopen Motor Company, Inc,
| to Gilbert M. Wiltbank, ST., e.
Margaret c., Indian River Hun
dred, Tall Pines Development, lot
No. 10, Baylis Drive.
Henlopen. Motor Company, Inc,
to George H. Bryan & Gertrude,
Indian River Hundred, Tall Pines
Development, lots 81, %, %, "a,
and %.
The Bethany Beach Improve
/ MT IN
Stringer, David A. Hurt, Thomas
w. Hurt, and Jonathan S. Hurt,
Baltimore HID. Middlesex Beach,
lot No. 81, blk. A.
Henlopen Motor Company to
George H. Bryan & Gertrude, In
dian River Hundred, Angola, Tall
Pines Development. Lot No. 20.
Joseph l.. Elder, ST., & Sybil E.
to Leon B. Elder & Martha j.,
Broad Creek Hundred, Town of
North Laurel, 1908 so. 1T.
Henlopen Motor Company, Inc,
to Robert G. Macintire & Bette
H. Indian River Hundred, Tall
Pines Development, lots 26, 81, %,
and 20.
Benona F. Stevens & Albert j.
to Mary Elizabeth Richards & Ed
gar, Baltimore Hundred, Fenwick
Island, lot No. II, sec. AA, plot
of l.. p. Faucet & Fred Worth
Barbara f. Nieman & Edward;
Linford p. Faucet & Ida to Mary
Elizabeth Richards & Edgar, Bal
timOre Hundred, Fenwick Island,
lot no. 8, sec. AA, plot of LIP
Faucet, Inc, & Fred Worth.
Guilford Fuller & Clara to JOS
eph r. Hudson & Fay, Broadkill
Hundred, IS acres.
Loren H. Frye & Elizabeth S.
to William E. Pussy. ST., and
William f. Pusey, Jr, Partners,
TIA w. Z. Pusey & Son, George
town Hundred, S. side Front St,
Ext, lot
Victor l.. Shaffer & Anna E. to
Henry Baynum & Josephine,
Lewes & Rehoboth Hundred lot
Mildred Louise Dukes to Edward
j. Connard & Virginia NJ Broad
kill Hundred, acres.
Jack Harold Dolby & Ethel Ar
lene; Harvey Lee Dolby & Doro-
thy Holt to William Morris Nor
than & Pearl c., Little Greek HID,
lot with imp.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25
Real Estate Transfers
Made In Sussex County

Charles d. Holzmueller. decd to
Ruth S. Holzmueller, Cedar Creek
and Lewes and Rehoboth Hundred,
lots with improvements by will.
Edward C. Evans. decd to Essie
b. Evans. Cedar Greek Hundred,
all real estate, by will.
Arcy Lee Wheatley. decd. to
Mabel Kinder Wheatley. Northwest
Fork Hundred, all real estate, by
will.
Alton l.. Mcdaniel & Lucille to
Harry Trayer & Mary NJ, Nanti-
coke Hundred, i acre and IL and
one-half acres.
George NJ. Simpson & L. Mary
to Collins Pond Association, co
James F. Walls, Nanticoke Hun
dred, mill seat and mill lot
Quitclaim Deed Jerlene Hobbs
Battle 4 Leroy: Virginia FELTON,
a. Joseph; Eloise Blockston &
Samuel to Georganna Hobbs, wild
ow of Jasper Hobbs. Nanticoke
Hundred. l and one fourth acres.
Owens Station.
William Ray Wootten, decd. to
BESSIE f. Wootten. Seaford Hun
ired, by will. all real estate.
United States PlywoOd Corpor-
alton To Annplvco Properties. Inc,
Broad Greek Hundred. acres.
Marie Nj. Workman, daughter of
Virgie Morris, decd. heir of VIM.
]. Bailey. decd. and f. Marshall
to Robert r. Bell, Broad Greek
Hundred. one-sixth interest of one
twelfth interest owned by Virgie
Morris in 124 and one-half acres.
Shirley Miklus daughter of
yirgie Morris, deed. heir of VIM
]. Bailey. deed. TO Robert r. Bell,
Broad Greek Hundred, one-sixth
interest in one-twelfth interest
owned by Virgie Norris in 124 and
one-half acres.
James H. Gaddis & Estella W..
by Lannes w. Marvel, Atty. in
fact to w. Howard Thompson &
Neil G. Edgell. Broad Greek Hun
dred. acres, Concord.
Alvin +. Elliott TO Maria d.
Elliott. Little Greek Hundred, all
real estate by will.
William Robert Powell, decd. to
Blanche Marie Powell. Little
Greek Hundred, by will, all real
estate.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25

Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Johnson and
daughter of Hartford, Connecticut,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Minner
of Wilmington, were visitors at
church on Sunday.
Gene Carlisle spent the weekend
with his brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carlisle, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jones were
guests of Mrs. Katie Dill and son,
Raymond of Dover, on Sunday.
Miss Nellie Hughes was lunch
con guest of Mrs. Irwin Richter
last Friday.
Mr.. John Davidson and daughter,
Debbie of Clearwater, Florida, is
spending some time with her apr
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Torbert
Mr.. and Mrs. William Zenzer of
Trenton, New Jersey, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Henry.
Mrs. Clarence Bradley spent Sat
urday at Atlantic City, New Jer-
sey.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Cora Kill
len were Mrs. Mary Armour of
Houston, and Mrs. Edith Killen of
Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Fletcher,
Sandra and Ricky spent the past
week at Ocean City, Maryland
They also visited Mrs. Fletcher's
family in Pocomoke, Maryland.
Hope and Bruce Fletcher spent
the past week with Mrs. Helen
Morris.
Mrs. Helen Morris and family
and Hope Fletcher spent last Sat
urday at Colchester Beach and
Sunday at Trap Pond.
The W.S.C.S. Of Manship Church
cleared about $500 at the Ice
Cream Festival last Friday.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25

Dolores Gray Savage and Frank
to Richard c. Gray. and Bonnie L.,
Baltimore HID, Fenwick Island, lot
No. Z, plot of Dolores Gray Savage.
Dolores Gray Savage and Frank
to Larry E. Gray and Dolores Gray
Savage, Baltimore HID, Fenwick
Island, lot No. 6, plot of Dolores
Gray Savage.
Dolores Gray Savage and Frank
to Linda Joy Gray and Dolores
Gray Savage, Baltimore HID, Fen
wick Island, lot No. s, plot of Do
lores Gray Savage.
Dolores Gray Savage and Frank
to Elisha d. Gray and Hollie E.,
Baltimore HID, Fenwick Island, lot
No. 3, plot of Dolores Gray Savage
Charles c. Pagan and Anna S.
to James A West and Clara D.,
Indian River HID, e. TO- of lot 15
James A. West and Clara d. to
Charles c. Pagan and Anna s.,
Indian River HID, w. 10 of lot Is.
Eva NJ Morris to Leroy Helm
and Eva Mae, Indian River Hd.,
l acre.
Martha Dukes, decd to James
r. Dukes and David ID. Dukes,
Georgetown HID, all real estate, by
will.
James A Holloway, Sr., decd
to Lelah M. Holloway, for life,
then to Sadie M. Baker, James A
Holloway, Jr and John w. Hollo-
way, Georgetown HID, all real es-
tate, by will.
James Yurek to George w. Yu-
rex, Georgetown HID, lots 6 and Z,
jefferson Lands
TO State of Delaware, Georgetown
HID, Obs acre.
John B. Ingram and Elsie to
Albert McCray, Georgetown HID, 1
acre.
Emma ]. leopard, widow, to Hy-
land H. Walls, single man, George
town HID, 5 acres with imp.
Clifford J. Baker and Evelyn B.
to Robert " West and Betty Ann,
Georgetown HID, lot No. 6, Andres
j. Murray's Sub. Div.
Richard F. Hall and Elizabeth
Henry to Norah d. Schlifkin, Bait
more HID, lot No. / in Add to
blk. 2, South Bethany.
William T. Davis and Audrey
l.. to Charles F. Burton and Jua-
nita ~, Broad Creek HID, lot with
imps.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Legates
have received word Of the death
of their grandson, Bobby Ray Spen-
ce. Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby
Spence, Sr. in Turkey. The body
will be brought here for burial.
Guests of Mrs. Bess Cubbage and
Mrs. Anna Mae Gruwell last
Thursday were Mrs. James Prit-
chett, Mrs. Ralph Conley of Bar
clay, Maryland, Debbie Cahall OF
Hartly, Mrs. Sadie Berry of Har-
rington, and Mrs. Ella Davidson
from the Fletcher Nursing Home.
Patients from Fletcher's Nursing
Home who attended a picnic at
Rehoboth, last Wednesday were,
Mrs. Minnie Walls, Mrs. Minta Cow
erdale and Mrs. Ella Davidson.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Eva Fletcher, Mrs. Francis Flet-
cher and daughter, Hope.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25

AT the peak of its 10Th century
golden age, Sierra Leone was call
ed the Athens of West Africa.
Evening star., 1961-09-12
Housing Code
tanned

Enforcement of the District
Housing Code on a door-to-
door basis has been recon-
mended as part of a broad
conservation program for the
far Northeast and Deanwood
sections of Washington.
This was disclosed in a re-
port released yesterday by the
housing division of the De-
partment Of Licenses and In
spections.
The report will be submitted
to the District Urban Renewal
Operations Committee later
this week or next week.
The area involved is bounded
roughly by Eastern avenue,
Southern avenue, the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad tracks,
Alabama avenue and Benning
road. However, it excludes the
Marshall Heights area where a
code enforcement program is
already under way.
The report said the purpose
Of the conservation program
would be to remove scattered
evidence of blight" and prevent
any further deterioration.
The program proposed calls
not only for enforcement of the
housing code but for conStruc-
ton Of street, sewer and other
public improvements.
No overall estimate Of the
cost of the public improvement
is included in the report.
The report said that If six
inspectors are used. the code
enforcement program in this
area could be completed in
seven years.
Total cost of the inspection
program is estimated at $344,-
032. The average cost of bring
ing a house into compliance
with the housing code was esti-
mated at $55.49.
The housing division esti-
mated that there are 10000
persons living in the area in a
total of 6,862 houses.
Of those houses 1,486 were
found to be in excellent condi-
ton, 1909 in good shape, 1886
in fair condition and 2,001 in
poor condition.
Evening star., 1961-09-12
A superior decay-fg1ter, too o-deshoys more
decay bacteria than any other leading brand

New Ipana now contains Hexa- -Fluoride, the
first major tooth paste advance since the in
PRODUCTION of fuoride. 1t helps you fight tooth
decay because it is a combination of both
hexachlorophene and fuoride = fuoride
accepted by Public Health Authorities for
use in drinking water.
Ipana with hexachlorophene destroys mil
lions of decay germs with each brushing. And
fuoride strengthens the enamel of your teeth
Evening star., 1961-09-12
Senate Approves
Fuel Study Plan
BY the Associated Press

.
The Senate passed a resolu-
ton yesterday authorizing a
study of national fuel and en-
ergy demands and supply.
The Senate Interior Commit
tee or a subcommittee will
make the study at a cost of up
to $25,000 annually.
The resolution directs the
committee to hold hearings
and make a full investigation
of present and prospective fuel
and energy resources along
with current and probable con-
sumption rates.
The committee also will
study governmental policies
and laws affecting fuels and
energy to determine if changes
are needed "to assure the avail
ability of fuels and energy
adequate for an expanding
economy and for the security
of the United States, taking
into account the investment
by private enterprise for the
maintenance of efficient and
adequate fuels and necessary
related industries and the ne
cessity for the maintenance Of
an adequate force Of skilled
workers" \
Evening star., 1961-09-12
How brushing with new Ipana helps you
protect your gums as you protect your teeth
Dental authorities agree you can lose more
teeth from gum troubles than from tooth decay

trouble due to tartar before it starts. Ipana's
flm-removing agents help you brush away
the soft film that naturally forms on teeth
before it hardens into tartar that irritates
and infames gums.
Only your dentist or dental hygienist can
remove tartar from your teeth once it hard
ems But you should know this: proper brush
ing, according to Ipana directions, can help
prevent tartar before it attacks your gums.
Evening star., 1961-09-12

According to published reports, gum troubles
are often caused by tartar that forms on
teeth when soft film is not properly cleansed
away And dental statistics prove it is gum
troubles, not tooth decay, that cause most
loss of teeth after age IA. So don't do just half
the job. Protect your gums as you protect
your teeth.
If you brush properly with new Ipana with
Hexa- Fluoride, you can help prevent gum
Evening star., 1961-09-12

So proper brushing with new Ipana with ex-
elusive Hexa-Fluoride helps protect you now
E. and in the future, too.
Laboratory tests prove that Ipana with
Hexa-Fluoride has more decay-germ killing
power than any other leading tooth paste,
fuoride or not! Get new Ipana for your
family. Look for the name "Hexa-F -Fluoride"
on the Ipana carton. If your store doesn't
have "Hexa-Fluoride" right now, it will soon.
Evening star., 1961-09-12
Souure Dance Glass

A series of 16 weekly lessons
in square dancing for adults
will begin September 81 at
Takoma Park Junior Hig h
School. A square dance party
to acquaint the public with
the recreation form will be
held Saturday at the school
from $3.50 to II pm.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-10-20
Sfdr & Tribune
Win Top Award

Chicago - The Minneapolis
daily newspapers, the Star and
Tribune Tuesday, Oct. IT received
the coveted annual award of the
University of Missouri School of
Journalism for Outstanding COM
munity service"
Joyce Swan, publisher of the
Star and Tribune, an alumnus of
the University of Missouri, accept
ed the award in behalf of the
papers.
The Minneapolis papers were
cited for four public service pro-
jects, sponsored in the community
interest.
They were:
A 15-year educational program
now used by more than 1000 mid
western schools to link current
events to traditional studies.
An annual pheasant dinner for
hospitalized war veterans.
Regular campaigning for civic
planning and needed improvements.
A series of articles aimed at
highway safety.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-10-20
SSSSSsSsSSsSssssSss
SIOUX
= L L S
NEWS
NOTE
By Kaye Coates
80 Mable Street
S2nv,.r MIL q

We are enjoying a delightful In
dian Summer in South Dakota and
the longer the better.
Raymond Turner, Huron, South
Dakota spent few days in Sioux
Falls. He went to the Royle c.
Johnson Veterans Hospital for an
eye check-up. He expected to have
surgery, but he must return in
six months. Raymond is one of
the old World War fellows who
has held up well.
Gloria Miles, Is NJ Spring Av.,
returned with her parents from
Atchison, Kans. where she had
been for several months visiting
friends and relatives. The Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Miles were in Kansas on
business.
Brenda Hayes spent a few days
in McKennan Hospital. She has
had a serious tonsil ailment. She
had a tonsilectomy. She is doing
fine and about to return to school.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Joy McCord
were here visiting their grandfolks,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Parks, 221O
S. Summit Av., they renewed
friendships and made new friends
before they took off with Mrs.
Parks to Waterloo, Ia, to visit
Rev. and Mrs. H. Williams of
Waterloo, Ia. Mrs. Williams is the
mother of Joy McCord. Joy and
his wife have been living in the
state of Washington.
Arnett Matchett his wife, Erma
and two boys have been here sew
eral months and seem to like the
Dakota. But it seems that Uncle
Sam has dipped his fingers in a
pool reserve and selected DR.. Mat
chett. Mr.. Matchett is a veternar-
ian.
Carlotta Dysart, sos N. Spring
Av., enjoyed her eleventh birthday
when she had II friends in for re-
freshments and dancing. Our chill
dren have so many lovely things
I'm sure they should all be as
happy as kings.
st. Johns Missionary Society
held their first fall meeting in the
home of the president, Mrs. H.
Bentley. These ladies have devo-
lions, lesson study, lunch and Soc
ial hour. They are most active.
Linda and Clarissa Bunton, 219
North Indiana Av., united with st.
Johns Baptist church Sunday
morning for Baptism. They are
the daughters of Gladys Bunton
Shaw