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Golden Wedding MB. AND MBS. CLARENCE COBB Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cobb, 4531 Washington, were guests of honor at a golden wedding anniversary dinner given by their daughter and Mr.

and Mrs. John Coleman, of the Washington address. Attending the dinner held Feb. 11 at DiLeo's restaurant were 24 relatives and friends of the couple and their two grandchildren, and Karen Coleman. a i in Palmersville, Feb.

11, 1912, Cobb, 72, and his wife Lean, 70, moved to Kentucky then to Chicago's West Side in 1946. They have made their home at 4531 Washington for 12 years. Cobb, xvho was employed at Reliable Electric retired seven years ago. Mrs. Cobb also retired seven years ago as operator of the Coleman and Cobb Nursing home, 4533 Washington.

Since her retirement her daughter Mrs. Coleman has taken over operation of the home. St. Mel Comes To Aid Purse Thief Leaves Woman, 74, Destitute St. Vincent de Paul society of St.

Mel's church, Washington and Kildare, has come to the aid of a 74-year-old woman whose February Social Security check, her only means of support, was stolen in a purse snatching. Mrs. Mary a widow living' in a one-room apartment at 3935 Monroe, said, a teenage tioy knocked her to the ground in front of her home and made off with her purse, containing the $59 from the check she had just cashed. The local social security office, called by this newspaper, said they could reimburse her only il the check itself had been stolen. Both the Salvation Army -and department of public welfare said they could be of immediate help only il she could personally come into their offices, which she is not physically able to do.

WORKERS from the St. Vincent de Paul society, hearing of the case, immediately went, over to visit the woman, arranged for her to receive food supplies and said Monday that a worker from the Catholic Charities would be secured to help her make an appifi.ation for public Welfare. Her landlady, Mrs. C. Ju.

Lind, of the same address, said the February rent would be deferred. Even, without the burden of having her -monthly allowance stolen, Mrs. Shepp finds it difficult to get along on $59 a month, an amount spent by most people for one week's subsistance. "MY RENT is really $40 a month," she said, "but I've got one of the best landladies God ever created. She gives me back $8 each month.

I try to get along on what's left. Sometimes my landlady gives me breakfast and then I walk over to the dime store for my other meal. I don't have a kitchen in my apartment so I can't cook in." Mrs. Shepp, whose husband died about five years ago, has no children and no relatives in the city who might help her out financially. ZIMMERMAN SPEAKS TODAY ON AJC SERIES Prof.

Hyman Zimmerman, chairman of the department of medicine at Chicago Medical school and Mount Sinai hospital, will talk on 'Trends and Problems of American Medi- ciner" 8 p.m. today (Wednesday) in the social hall of Austin Jewish Community center, 116 S. Central. The professor's appearance is being sponsored by the center for their "Let There be Light" series which devotes at least one evening each year to science. Breaks Wrist A fall in the Emmet school yard, Madison and Central, last week, resulted in a broken wrist and little finger for Arlene Zipp, 11, of 229 N.

Central. PERSONAL LIQUORS "We Maei and Stut -fill 'ttt fiticei" 4241 W. MADISON STREET FREE DELIVERY NEvodo 8-4670 LIQUORS ATLAS PRAGER BEER 12 49 Btls No Deposit--Cash Carry SOUTHERN COMFORT 100 PROOF Co Cash Carry 88 Fifth WHISKEY PERSONAL PRIDE 6- Year-Old Straight Kentucky Bourbon 3 85 Fifth POPULAR BRANDS CIGARETTES CASH CARRY Reg. Size Ctn. King or Filter 09 GALLO WINE PORT, SHERRY, MUSCATEL Qr.

98 CANADIAN ACE 8-99 WHISKEY Cosh Carry 3 ROCK RYE 98 Full Qt. Right to Limit Quantity YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER Feb. 21, 1962--Page 9G Beauty Star To Make 1st 'Heart' Call A beauty queen might ring your doorbell Heart Sunday, Feb. 25. If she does, you will be the first to make a Heart Sunday contribution to the 1962 Heart fund campaign.

The beauty queen is Patricia Louise Quillen of North Aurora. She is the ninth Photoflash winner to be chosen Heart Sunday queen. As such, she will head a mystery caravan which will signal the start of a door 'to door appeal in over one million homes in Cook, Lake and DuPage counties. Following her initial visit, hundreds of local volunteers will ring thousands of area doorbells in an effort to raise their portion of the $580,000 Heart Sunday goal With Our Servicemen Salvatore J. Falucco, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Falucco, 3824 End, was promoted Jan. 29 ensign to lieutenant junior grade in the a air force. The 1 i e-u tenant is assigned to Mc- G-u i A i base, New Jersey. A graduate of St.

Mel High school and DePaul university, he enlisted in the Navy in March, 1960. Edward Samuelian, who completed his basic training with the U.S. Army at Fort Leonard Wood, Feb. 19 is expected home on leave Friday. Samuelian, the son of Mr." and Mrs.

Edward Samuelian, 338 N. Harding', is an Austin High school graduate and attended Wright Junior college. Before entering the army he was a junior estimator for O'Brien Construction Company. Marine Pfc. Stephen C.

Mentes, son of Mrs. Margaret Mentes, 3916 Augusta, graduated last month from the First Marine Brigade's field wire school at the Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, Marine Corps Air station. Four area men are serving aboard the world's first nuclear- powered aircraft a i the USS Enterprise undergoing a "shakedown" cruise in the "Caribbean. The men are: Michael C. BreDahl, airman apprentice, son of Mr.

and Mrs. C. BreDahl, 2206 N. Kildare; Richard F. Falcetta, fireman apprentice, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Gene J. Falcetta, 822 N. Karlov; Raymond W. Christiansen, per- sonnelman son of Mr.

and Mrs. V. Christiansen, 1729 If. Drake, and Raymond C. Edwards, aviation storekeeper, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Sawyer, 4933 Huron. Rifles Needed By Boy Scout Troop Scoutmaster James J. Barrick of troop 380 is teaching a group of Boy Scouts to use .22 calibre rifles. The troop meets every Friday night at Columbus Park and is sponsored by a group of parents.

Assistance is needed in obtaining rifles on a loan, donation or sale basis. Scout Allen Hyman, 4836 Madison, is the newly-elected president of the Rifle patrol. He may be contacted at MAns- field 6-0056. Scout Jim Hare is vice president and may be contacted at MAnsfield 6-2407. Bake Sale A bake sale and coffee hour will be held noon Sunday at Mandell Methodist church, 5000 Congress Parkway, by the Women's society of the church.

Homemade pastry and coffee will be served. Mrs. Freeman Maas, 1022 N. Waller is chairman for the event. WEN MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATES This week's winners of $20 merchandise certificates are: Garfieldian: W.

J. Sand, Wilcox. Austin News: Charles Wenzel, 847 N. Lorel. Two $20 merchandise certificates are awarded each week to subscribers of the Garfieldian and Austin News.

Deadline for claiming: awards is Saturday noon of each week. To guarantee delivery of the a i i a to your home or place of business, pay your carrier the low 25 cent i charge. If you do not receive your paper Wednesday, call NE- vada 8-2345 by noon Thursday. Give your name, address and subscription receipt number. COHEN'S FOOD SHOP 3843 Washington Blvd.

Open Daily fir Sunday 7:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. Complete Line of Groeeriei Delicafenen ITS THE TRUT OUR QUALITY IS PRICES LOwH Grade A rKYtnb LI Ground Fresh, Hourly Genuine Spring A Save 16c Graded Choice More Tender coffissoe SCOT ROLLS Fresh Pure Lean 39 Ib Neck Bones Fresh Sausage Meat Pure PorTc Pan 29 Agar Bacon Best Quality 49 Italian Sausage Homemade LB. Certified Red Label Tuna 4 Gold Medal Flour 25 Bollard's or PiUsbury Biscuits 3 "Beechnut BabyFood12S Country Delight Sour Cream Extra Fancy Fresh Green 2 ea Jay's Large Box Potato Chips 49 Regular Jf9c Canfield's 5 0 5 0 6 Pak Carton 10-oz. AH Brands Fplger's, Webb, Manor House, etc.

Certified Red Label Cut GREEN BEANS Raggedy Ann TOMATO CATSUP Niblets Whole Kernel VACUUM PACK 12-oz. Tin 35 Certified Red Label BUTTER 1 Ib. Solid Quaker Quick I I Aunt Jemima White CORN A Aunt Jemima Self-Rising Country Delight INSTANT COFFEE Jat Red Cross Thin or Regular A I Lb. Bag 37' 5 Bag Birdseye Frozen FISH STICKS 801 Birdseye Frozen ORANGE JUICE 4 Can Sleeve 4 69 I A REGULAR Ctn. ALL POPULAR BRANDS KINGS Milnot Tall Tin 9 ea Royal GELATIN All Flavors 12 I With This Coupon I GALLON With $3.00 or More Meat Purchase Limit One Per Customer EXPIRES FEB.

27 Meat and Produce Prices Effective Through Feb. 24th mPRKET BOSKET SUPER FOOD MART SERVE YOURSELF AND SAVE We Reserve Right To Limit Quantities Your Frie.rid!y Independent Grocer 4247 WEST MADISON STREET.