DO-K Vt'T*.i John F. Brinkmant Cll Ir*ill •m.m-ontiv*tv illVKL5!^ * ** ? *ofthe%■ten.ted’.ireismorIvesrcha nd»l II * *.UlGIs EntertainedOn His BirthdayFormer lin Plate MillWorker Observes Seventy-fifth Anniversary/•v vUNmvoa.V)atoooU.JWf vjuJOMr and Mm Aha Da u »*u utned with a tnrkcv dun or Sun-i-uun. da\ noon at their home. 1003 Vir- ^UU ^ginia avenue, in honor of the.eventv-fifth birthday of the latter** ° \ * v * '• f iii in t/ii it ivia Vi VII- i ? v v .A i 3 *• * 'father, John 1* Brinkman A v rilowJrS Bi . 4 f'- B m I . \ -A. . , - B • ^ B IB • _ 1 _ B B MB' . ( BB . B B. , B B ’ —*r=»CD£aCOOtarlt;«c.ji5 ana white color schema wa«- carried out in tlv decoration? and tinlarge birthday cake with tlsevrnty-Hve candle?Mr. Brink man was employeej ' f {a /*# V !ai* 'Tk| *• 5-1111»v. * . 4111V4 v f, i a lUi i i * 5 1 ui ;. M: h 1 Mr. Brinkmanthree children Mm Davis and Wil-bert Brinkman, tlii- city; and Frederick Brinkman. Ke\rr. W Va They have thirteen grandchildren and mx great grandchildrenAt fend in:: the dinner tv-oT M: £wuand Mm John P Brinkman Mr °Man St Clair. Mi Shirlev Brink- Z* ►—1 (- man. Mus Rtrh Bishop and John £1 1 — . COCOOarOCOUjMarball Thomas Brinkman ^ocii An open house was held duringOthe afternoon