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The chronicle., 1963-12-30
Scores

O1Curudy 5 OOIleSe
BY United Press International
Holiday Festival Tournament
At New York
(SemifinaD
Villanova 50 Utah rs
Minnesota SO st. Jos. pa So
Consolation
st. Johns (NY) 88 Dayton rs
Providence SO Cornell So
Quaker City Tournament
At Philadelphia
%(Semifinal)
st. Bonaventure Ga Drake 62
LaSalle 80 Georgetown So
Consolation
Loyola, III. So Northwestern 80
Temple SO Boston Coll. IS
Big Eight Tournament
AT Kansas City, Mo.
(Semifinal)
Kansas st. 81 MISSOURI 667
Oklahoma st. IS Kansas Sc
(ConSOlati0n)
Oklahoma rs Nebraska 66
Iowa State 70 Colorado IS
All College Tournament
At Oklahoma City
FINAL
Wichita so Oklahoma City AZ
Consolation
Washington 80 Idaho SO
Houston Sc Montana State SIS
Texas AIM SO Wyoming 81
Los Angeles Classic
At Los Angeles
(Final)
UCLA 83 Illinois 70
Consolation
West Virginia SO Yale 66
New York U. 20 Southern Cal.
SO
Michigan IS Pittsburgh 80
Far West
At Portland, Ore.
(Semifinals)
Oregon State So Colorado st. 81
Brigham Young 80 Oregon 70
Consolation
Seattle 81 Washington st. 70
Louisiana st. 80 Iowa 81
WCAC Tournament
AT San Francisco
Consolation
Loyola (Cal.) rs Pepperdine 70
San Fran. " Pacific (Cal., } 81
POInSet1a CLASSIC
At Greenville, S. C.
(Final)
Citadel AZ Furman IL
Consolation
Tex. Christian 20 Alabama 81
Hurricane Classic
At Miami, Fla.
FINAL
Syracuse IS Miami (Fla.) IS
Consolation
Army so Princeton Sc
Motor City Tournament
At Detroit, Mich.
FINAL
Penn st. 38 Detroit SO
Consolation
Holy Cross 81 West. Michigan 81
Queen City Tournament
The chronicle., 1963-12-30
Chicago Bears Are NIL Champs
5 interruptions
OF TITLE Passes
Provide Margin

CHICAGO CUPID 49, Make no
apology for VA. Title, but the
arm that threw So touchdown
passes during the National
Football League season couldn't
overcome five interruptions
which boosted the Chicago
Bears to their 10th NIL crown.
The Bears tripped the Giants
1910 in their record SIS mil.
lion game for all the marbles,
but it took two theftS by the
Bears defense, best in the
NIL, to set up the scores.
The Bears players will mel
about $4,000 each from the tri.
umph and the Giants about
81, 900 with the player pool set
ting a record too with the add
ton of an estimated SIS, 900 tC
$50, 900 from closed circuit tele'
vision in three Chicago arenas
for nearly Is, 900 fans.
Larry Morris, a linebacker
hauled down the first intercept
ton 81 yards to set up a two
yard plunge by quarterback
Bill Wade, and defensive enc
Ed O'Bradovich picked off the
second and returned 10 yards tc
the Giants IA to make possible
Wade's vineyard dive for the
winning touchdown.
Title Wept
Title, almost the grand old
man Of pro football, wept I'm.
ashamedly on the Giants bench
in the closing minutes Of the
classic contest, and tears
weren't dry on his face in the
dressing room.
He was the main cog of the
Giants offense, best in the
league, and when he suffered a
knee injury and left the game
with almost seven minutes to
go in the second 0 d, the
Eastern Division champions al
most visibly sagged.
But Title came back for the
entire second half, and the
hearts Of the Bear fans, 45-SO1
who damned the park in 10 de-
gree temperature, didn't drop
from their threats until only
two seconds remained, when
Richie Petition stole Titles
desperation pass in the END
zone to kill off the Giants last
chance to win.
The Bears five interceptions
were the most on little in any
one game this season and both
Morris and O'Bradovich picked
off screen passes, the first Of
this type stolen on Title all
season.
The Giants, beaten in ar
NIL title game for the 18th
time, were one point ~favorites
and they looked the part when
they recovered two Chicago
fumbles in the first half and
converted them into a touch.
down, on a 14-yard pass from
Title to Frank Clifford, and a
14-yard field goal by Don Chan
der.
Played Ball Control
Taking advantage of these
breaks wasn't enough to insure
the win. The Bears, spanked by
O'Bradovich'S theft, came from
behind in the third period for
the winning score, and played
ball control thereafter to win
by a narrow margin, but to
win.
It was the eighth world
championship for the Bears, the
first since 1916, equalling the
league record, and the sixth in
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Les Jeunes Files
End Annual Hawaiian
luau On JulX I3

On Saturday, July IS, the Les
Jeunes Files, held their second an
nual Hawaiian Luau at Lake Cal
houn Beach.
Club members and their lady
guests wore colorful shifts which
were complimented in the Hawai-
ian setting. Food was served in
traditional Hawaiian fashion. The
menu consisting Of fresh pineapple,
cantaloupe, grapes, potato salad,
baked beans, assorted luncheon
meat, cheese, rye and French
bread, crackers, potato chips and
cokes was placed on a huge blanket
on the floor.
Ann Marie Collins, club Pledge,
entertained the guests and men,
bers with a hula dance. Folk songs
sung by Marvin Mcclure, Jerry
Newsome and Ben Morrow to the
accompaniment Of a guitar. The
Twist, Chicken Scratch and a new
dance, the Monkey was exhibited
by Pat Harper, Ann Collins and
Marvin Mcclure.
Others enjoying an evening of
fun and festivities were the Misses.
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james AV. No. WHO Is COnValeSc1ng
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnen BreedIove
622 Fremont Av. NJ, and children
Ched and Darnell returned home
Wednesday, July IT, from a very
wonderful vacation on which they
visited Mrs. Breedlove's brothe1
and sisterIn-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Dathen KlIltz, In Newark, N. J,
and parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond KlutIz and family in Oak.
boro, NC. and other relatives In
Winston Salem, NC.
M: Mr.. Gus Dealahay, 1856 Gin.
ton Av. S., has ben a patient In
Veterans Hospital for the past five
weeks.
Returns To Omaha: Mr.. David
Trfplett Of Omaha, Nebraska left
for home on July IA after a two
weeks vacation as guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. e. Curtis and Mrs. Este
lene Boyd, 90 Girard Av. N. Mr.
Trfplett is a nephew Of Mines
Curtis and Boyd and Mrs. Kathryn
Digit, 1O15 Humboldt Av. N, with
whom he also shared his vacation
Miss Paula Wycoff OF San Fran
cisco, Calf, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Wycoff, plans to be
in Minneapolis another month
while she divides her time as guest
OF Mines. Curtis and Boyd, 91C
Grard Av. NJ, and her grandpar'
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kirby
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
July 20 August s

July % - Mrs. Judson Phillips,
4146 Third Av. S., Mrs. Ruth e.
Allen, 1915 Third Av. s., LAURA
Tinsley, 1924 Portland Av., James
P. Hill, 919 Fremont Av. NJ, Lloyd
(Rdclxy) Smith, 1927 Fourth Av.
s., Ethel Mack, 1922 Greenwood,
Chicago, ILL.,, Mrs. Leona Ewing,
Mason City, Iowa, Mrs. Morris
DeSleet, 1905 Columbus Av.
July 20 - Mrs. LaVera Robbins,
3S45 Second Av. s., Mrs. Helen
Underwood, 1912 Clinton Av., Mr..
E. e. Perkins, 1888 Fourth Av. s.,
Bonistelle Majors, HOO Aldr1ch
Av. NJ, Douglas L. Owens, 2421
Fourth Av. s., Mrs. Raymond
johnson, Calf, Cecilia Shepherd,
1887 Portland Av., Nancy Lnnett
Ingram, 1923 Fifth Av. S., Bonita
Shepherd, 1887 Portland Av.
July 80 E. w. Walls, 1922
Third Av. S., Mrs. Elsie Cromwell,
3410 Smelling Av., Mrs. Mamie
Helm, 1927 Dupont Av. NJ, Sam
antha ]. Moore, Chicago, Ill, Rob-
ert v. Singer, Niles, Mich.
July 81 - Russell Craig Gary,
3433 Third Av. S., Robin Berry,
1909 Russell Av. NJ, Mrs. Robert
Singer, Niles, Mich, Mrs. Gloria
Smith, S22 Morgan Av. NJ, Rev.
Charles Sexton, 616 Penn Av. N,
Beverly Michele Duckett, 3749
Fifth Av. S., Mrs. Pearl Schofield,
3540 Fifth Av. S., Lucille Shaw,
903 Girard Av. N, Whitney
Young, New York, MayInie Nc
Donald, Excelsior, Mimi, Wendell
Clayton Helm, Jr., 912 Fremont
No, Frances Hill, 1908 Clinton Av.
August 1 - Mrs. Virgie Hughes,
1920 Fifth Av. S., Oscar Cleve,
2517 Riverside Av., Mrs. Neva
Marie Warren, 3645 Clinton Av.,
Mrs. Alice Brown, 3740 Fourth
Av. s., Mrs. William Whiteside,
5000 Third Av. S., Aaron Armand
ondo, 4457 Fourth Av. s., Marian
Webb, 319 18th Av. s., Karen
Moore, 419 E. Seth st., Marsha
Miller, 9O1 Russell Av. NJ, Mrs.
Thelma Stone, S11 Russell Av. N.
August 2 - Mrs. Arthur Lyons,
1923 Emerson Av. N, M. N. Craft,
1887 Fourth Av. s., Lucille Good
win, 1874 E. Franklin, Frank Con-
ners, 1899 Fifth Av. S., Mabel Nit
cheu, 1921 w. Franklin Av., Judy
Lynn johnson, 1862 Fifth Av. S..
Thomas C. Jacox, 1892 Oakland
AV.
August 3 - Mrs. Lucille Lear,
1916 Hiawatha Av., Mrs. Lucille
McQmtter, 5119 Irving Av. N,
Cheryl Ann Wallace, 326 E. 34th
st.
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Could Be He Wanted
10 Fiffhs For The
Fourth Of July

San Antonio (ANP) - A Sar
Antonio liquor store lost whisky
valued at $43.9O, in a delivery
swindle pulled off just before the
Fourth Of July weekend.
Ten fifths of liquor had beer
ordered from ElHson's liquor store
to be delivered to a 200 block
South blackberry street address.
When Charles King, 40, delivery
man, arrived at the address, hi
was met outside by the person
who had ordered the liquor. He
told King that he would take the
order inside, and return with the
money.
The customer went in the from
door but dashed out the back
carrying the whisky with him.
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1918 Knox Av. N. Paula's Is year
old twin brothers, Donald and
Lawrence are the guests Of their
grandparents and have been hav-
ing their share Of fun also!
In Fairview Hospital: Mrs.
Gladys Freeman, 1909 18th Av. NJ,
is a patient In Fairview.
Visitors Form LAGRANGE, Mo-:
Mr.. and Mrs. John CAN'T Of La
Grange, Mo-, headed for home on
Tuesday, July %, with some very
pleasant memories OF days spent
with Mr.. Gantt's sister and family,
Mrs. Oneida Davis, 725 Emerson
Av. NJ, and his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Willis, 1924
Minnehaha Av.
From Sioux st. Marie, Mich.
Mrs. Carol Bledsoe, wife Of Sgt.
George Bledsoe who is stationed in
Michigan plans to remain another
month visiting her mother and
family, Mrs. Roma Batsell, 1415
Eleventh Av. NJ, and grandmother,
Mrs. Sara Beard, and other rela-
tives. With Mrs. Bledsoe are her
six children, twin boys, Tyrone and
Jerome, Roy, Ricky, Frank, and
Christale.
Returns Home: Mrs. Neal Black
burn, Los Angeles, who has been
visiting with relatives for three
weeks left for her home, Monday,
July %. She was the housegUest
of her sister, Mrs. Bonnie Crushon
and aunts Mines. Octavia Martin
and Burton Lewis. On Friday,
July 10, Mrs. Octavia Martin en-
tertained with family picnic in
Mrs. Blacl1burn's honor at which
time Mrs. Burton Lewis celebrated
her birthday.
Club Met: The Twilight Social
Club met Saturday, July IL, $3.50
pm. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Moore, 2609 Fourth Av. S.
After the regular business meet
ing, a delicious buffet supper was
served. The next meeting will be
held Saturday, August 10 at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Sea-
ton, 1912 Clinton Av. S.
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Sally Mason, Bonnie Rhodes, Gail
Smith, Jackie Mayes and Regina
Ballard. Also present were Messrs.
Curt Olsen, Reginald Commodore,
Don Gillote, James Anderson,
Jackie and Joe Johnson and Leslie
Morrow.
After the Luau, Marvin Mcclure
invited the club and their guests
to his home for watermelon. A
melon eating contest was held and
Gail Smith came in first followed
by Reginald Commodore second
This concluded a day well spent.
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Our telephones for news
are Taylor 7-4O21 - Taylor
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL

Visiting In Illinois Mr.. A. " Hail. 993 W. Central and s.
Hall 996 Igehart Av left Friday July 10 to visit relatives in
Elgin and Aurora, Ill. Their stay is indefinite.
Home From Vacation: Mrs DeVaughnia Simmons and
Ronald 662 ROndO Az returned home aurday July 20 after
visiting relatives and friends in Oklahoma City and WartOngO
Oklahoma
st. Louis Miss Visits Relatives Miss Zebra Berry Louis
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

All Colored Revue Rates Raves" Messrs and Mines.
Arthur Moore Fred Lee Dave Williams and Mines Betty Ad
Mary Lassey and Mrs. Patricia Robinson of Chicago
moored to Lake City Mimi on July 3D. see the Revue at the
Terrace Cafe and thoroughly enjoyed the production the dinner
and the evening
Not Up To Par these days Mrs Ernesne Waldron 1O
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MO, arrived in st. Paul Friday,
July 20 for an extended visit with
relatives. She Is the houseguest of
Mr.. and Mrs. MaceO Moody, 724
Rondo and niece Of Mrs. Moody.
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Wynn, Jr., 1909 Fifth Av. s., II
years.
July 20 - Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
David, 1928 Fourth Av. s., two
years.
July 80 - Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shaw, 715 Humboldt Av. N, 21
years, Mr.. and Mrs. James Thorn
as, 4O57 Second Av. s., 10 years.
July 81 - Mr.. and Mrs. John
HEREFORD, 1913 Portland Av.,
nine years.
August 8 - Rev. and Mrs. e.
Henderson, 1929 Bryant Av. NJ,
rs years, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Brown, 2202 18th Av. s., seven
years, DR.. and Mrs. John M. War
rem, S64S Third Av. s., 16 years,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel D. Mitchell,
1921 Clinton Av., three years.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS
July % = August s

July % - Jarold J. Andrews,
Jr., 45S Maclrubin, Verona Lloyd
Bower, Washington, DC.
July 20 - Clarence Duke, 6S2
Iglehart Av., Loretta Davis Blal1-
ey, 299 N. Avon, Miss Berry Jean
Hunt, 90s Carroll Av., Brock
Travis Onque, Pittsburgh, Pa
July 80 - Prentice r. Harris,
1878 Marion st., LaVerne Benner,
524 Carroll Av., Cynthia Ruth
White, 727 Thomas.
July 81 - Mrs. Jewell Ale1Can-
der, 1881 W. Central Av.
August 1 - Louis Keith, $500
N. Garner Dr., Raymond Sotello,
271 Kent, Gregory Wagner, 800
Aurora Av.
August 2 - Mrs. Arthur Hin,
1913 Carroll Av., John w. Ryan
III, 1895 e. County Ad. c.
August 8 - Mrs. Essie Stewart,
767 Iglehart Av., Rodney Maxwell,
1872 Carroll Av., Mrs. Glen Beck,
1914 Iglehart Av.
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pOpUIdIIIy
How to be the perfect guest
call and thank your hostess
when you get back home. An
inexpensive Long Distance call
is the thoughtful way to show
your appreciation for an enjoy
able visit. Remember: say
thank you" by telephone next
time! Northwestern Bell
Use area codes for faster service.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL
July 20 = August 3

ST. PAUL
July 20 August 5
July 20 - Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Brooldns, Long Island, New York,
IT years.
July 81 - Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
Wellington, 959 Carroll Av., 40
years, Mr.. and Mrs. Talie Hamp-
ton, Ss6 Fuller Av., Is years.
August - Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
w. Fulford, 416 Carroll Av., ten
years.
August 8 - Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
High, S95 St. Anthony Av., IT
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21
Society-Home
Spanish Embassy Sets
Benefit Fashion Show

was purchased from q Pitts
burgh millionaire.
1t is famous for its Span
ish chapel for which q former
Spanish Ambassador here
had had q beautiful statue
Of st. Ignatius Loyola carved.
Mrs. Paul B. Fay, wife of
the Undersecretary Of the
Navy, is honorary chairman
of the benefit. Mrs. William
s. Abel is chairman, and
Mrs. Matthew E. Whelan is
co-chairman.
Other members of the COM
mittee include Mrs. Nicholas
Arroyo, Mrs. Parke H. Brady,
Mrs. Francis x. Callahan,
Mrs. Philip A. Caulfield, Mrs.
Robert ]. Coffey, Mrs. Rob-
ert Donihi, Mrs. william j.
Durkin, Mrs. Charles Fahy,
Mrs. Horace B. Fay, jr., Mrs.
Vlastimil Koubek, Mrs. Ed
ward A. McDermott, Mrs. j.
Howard McGrath, Mrs. j.
Peter Murphy, Mrs. Francis
j. Murray, Mrs, Thornton w.
Owen, Mrs. Lawrence Rip
pard, Mrs. James McSherTy
Wimsatt and Mrs. George
ZalleS.
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MODERN MANNERS
How Is Your
Beach Behavior?
BY CAROLYN HAGNER SHAW

Having Just returned from
q week end at the beach,
I am wondering why so many
people seem to leave their
manners at home while at
tempting to get relief from
the heat.
The general attitude is one
Of "me for myself-myself
for me-" If rudeness and
deliberate treading on other
peoples toes is the result,
who caresl Certainly not the
offenders. All of which brings
to my mind a few questions.
Think II Over
Just why is 1t that so
many folk seem to abandon
all practice Of courteous be-
havior when they disport
themselves at the beach?
Now, don't get me wrong.
I'm all for a person having
fun and lots of it, but when
his actions spoil others en-
joyment, then I think it's
time to do a little correcting
of the situation. The follow
ing suggestions, garnered
from my observations, may
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to annoy others by his dis
play of unbridled enthusiasm,
to run shrieking hither and
yon, stumbling over people,
sprinkling sand in every d.
rection, is extremely thought
less. Junior can have his fun,
and plenty Of 1t, but he can
be taught to have it without
irritating others.
Question: When you at
tend a party and meet q
former friend Of yours with
whom you have had an argu-
ment land you aren't speak
ing) is 1t all right to cut
them dead-Mrs. B. D. L.
Answer: How rude can you
get. Whether you are on the
outs with a person or not,
has nothing to do with 1t.
You owe it to your hostess
to be polite to any and all
other guests in her home.
AS you pass the person Of
whom you speak, say How
do-you-do" land smile
while you're at it,. Above
all things, don't be a man
nerless bore and "cut them
dead!"
Question: We are planning
to have open house to cele-
brate our 25th wedding an
niversary. The trouble is that
the actual date falls on q
Thursday, and I would like to
have my party on q Sunday,
either before or after that
date. Is it proper to do this
and still call 1t a celebra-
tion-Mrs. r. s. C.
Answer: I see no reason
why you can't hold the
festivities on a day other
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result in a little soul search
ing.
Do you give as much
thought to the way you act
as to the way you look, when
parading yourself on the
beach? You may have all
the necessary assets to give
the appearance of a femme
fatale," but an ultra smart
bikini won't excuse the i'm
preston you may give by
undignified behavior showing
1t off.
AS we all know, bathing
suits today are extremely
scanty, so 1t Is doubly i'm
portant that they be worn
in as modest a manner as pos
sible. Posing, and Haunting
ones semi-nudity comes I'M
der the heading Of bad taste.
Calling attention to ones self
by screaming and racing up
and down the beach is GER
tainly undignified and is def
initely not appreciated by
the onlookers.
Flying leaps into the wa
ter, deluging all those near
you, chasing, ducking, and
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THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. c.
IuIY n, 1863

The Spanish Embassy will
be the scene Of q special
showing Of Estevez fall FASH
ions on September 20 for the
benefit Of the Loyola Re-
treat House.
The Spanish Ambassador
and his niece, Miss Marie Is
obel Garrigues, are opening
the Embassy for the benefit
tea and fashion show, which
will be held from 8 to 5 pm.
The Loyola Retreat House
is on the Potomac, SO miles
south Of Washington, an
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splashing with an utter dis
regard for others present, will
only put you in the category
of q nuisance. You'll attract
attention all right, but be-
lieve me, 1t won't be the
kind you're aiming forl
Not Ladies Only
The ladies are not the only
ones guilty Of displaying poor
taste when summing on the
sand. Not by any means.
Take for instance, the male
exhibitionist. He expresses
himself by strutting up and
down, striking poses and is
given to much ducking and
Splashing of the young lady
whom he is escorting.
The resultant squeals are
greeted with loud boisterous
laughter, followed by m ore
ducking and Splashing. The
game goes on and on, under
the woeful eyes Of the be-
holders, who unfortunately
also get splashed and sand
in their eyes in the process.
Learning the lesson that
making oneself conspicuous
at any time can only result
in ridicule or pity, is some
thing that many people have
to attain the hard way. How
much better to think how
your actions are going to
appear to others before you
make a beach pest Of your
self -
Speaking Of beach pests,
I think one of the most OBJ
noxious can be little Junior,
but don't blame him. Blame
his parents. Allowing a child
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than the actual date upon
which the accession you are
celebrating occurred. A party
held on a week end is usually
more convenient for the
hosts, and it most certainly
Is for the guests. To avoid
confusion, don't mention the
actual date on your invita-
tons. Word them somewhat
as follows: "Open house to
celebrate our 25th wedding
anniversary, Sunday, July
28th."
(Registered o. o. Patent Office