Chance Employees Celebrate 50th with Silver Dollars Event
More than 20 000 silver dollars will circulate in Gentratia and surrounding communities Friday as A B Chance Co employees receive part of their semimenthic war in the centennial celebration. The coins, worth 50 each, will be handed out in bags as a promotional souvenir during the companys 50th anniversary observance. The ceremony includes a stagecoach replica and escort by police and rail officials to ensure safe delivery.
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Warning On Vitamin Claims Echoes At Press Conference
A health official warned consumers against relying on vitamins or supplements for medical treatment. He called excessive marketing tactics scare techniques and dismissed claims that the modern food supply fails to provide needed nutrients, labeling such ideas as bunk.
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Luncheon Honors Ex Alumni Heads in Columbia
Columbia special report details a luncheon honoring Missouri Alumni Association officers and former board members. University President Elmer Ellis, President Emeritus Frederick A. Middlebush, and other officials will attend with Don Awe’s dance recital slated for Eight p.m. in the Junior College auditorium.
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Two Benefit Concerts by Louise Malone Braxton Planned
Grand Rapids soprano Louise Malone Braxton, famed for a deep bass voice, will headline two benefit concerts this weekend. She appears Friday at Dumnaranthan Zion Church at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Second Baptist Church, where she will guest speak on Problems of the Home. Braxton, born in Tulsa about 50 years ago, has traveled nationwide for Negro education causes and trained at Tuskegee and the University of Michigan. She emphasizes a life dedicated to poor children and colored schools.
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