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Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Coleman have
as their houseguests for the holi-
days, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Steitz-
berger of Chicago, ILL.,, who arrived
Saturday. =
Mrs. E. B. Provinse entertained
members of the Home Circle at a
Christmas party Thursday evening.
with Mrs. H. A. Simmons and Mrs
Walter Helm assisting. Following
seven o'clock dinner, four tables
of contract were in play, honors
going to Mrs. S. M. Souders and
Mrs. lone Lyle. The evenings en-
tertainment concluded with the
exchange of gifts by guests.
After a visit here parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Gust Kallio, Mrs. Paul
johnson left Monday for her home
at San Francisco, Cal.
Joseph Gehrett, editor of the
Laurel Outlook, and Mrs. Gehrett.
and J. F. Mcdonald, manager OF
the Laurel branch of the Montana
Power company, and Mrs. McDon-
aid, were Sunday visitors in Red
Lodge, calling on o. H. P. Shelley
and family.
Oreste Bosso and Bertha Tunni-
cliff, well-known young couple OF
the Roberts community, were mar
ried here Monday by Charles
Wilson, justice of the peace. They
were attended by Audra Thorp
and Eddie Castagne. Mr.. Bosso is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Bosso at Roberts, while Mrs. Bosso
=, is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Tunnicliff of that community
Anton Deiner of Edgar was in
the Carbon county Jail again
Thursday for the second time this
month. This time he is to serve a
90 day sentence handed down 10y
Edgar justice of the peace when
Deiner pleaded guilty to killing
four hogs belonging to Jake Hid
erman of that community, county
officers said. On December 6 Dein-
Ell, was released from the Jail here
upon the dismissal of disturbance
charges filed against him by Hid
erman. !,
E Killing of IS elk during the open
season on a herd located in the
east Rosebud country Saturday
and Sunday resulted in the Mon
.tana game commission hurriedly
closing the season again. The seas
on was to have been opened every
weekend until approximately rs
of the herd had been killed.
|: About 80 barrels of Red Lodge
whiskey was loaded out of the
bonded warehouse of the Yellow
stone Distilleries, Inc, plant here
Saturday and shipped to st. Paul
where's it is to be blended by a
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-18

Trenton-Bruno Richard Haupt-
mann, condemned slayer Of the
Lindbergh baby, sentenced to be
electrocuted in the week of Janu-
ary 19.
Observation-Disclosures Roose-
velt proposes closer control of fire
hazards following $4,000 blaze in
new postoffice building.
Worchester-Col. Frank Knox
struck at President Roosevelt's
Atlanta speech by predicting an
unprecedented public debt of 1884,
| 100000 at the end of the fiscal
year.
Washington-PWA passes dead
line for starting construction, re
porting nonfederal projects behind
schedule.
Trenton-Bruno Hauptmann un-
disturbed when told of execution
date.
New York-Business recovery
at highest level since June, 1880.
Associated Press reports.
Washington - Eleven nations
again defaulted on their war-pay-
ments to the United States. Fin
land was the only nation making
payment,
Seattle-Vice President Garner's
party returns from Philippines.
Washington - Congressional
leaders see little hope for a short
session next year.
Washington-Rep. John HI.
Hoeppel, Democrat, California, and
son, convicted of conspiring to
solicit bribe Of $1,000 in exchange
for a West Point appointment.
Washington-Republicans gather
in Washington to choose 1886 con-
vention city and to make campaign
plans.
Los Angeles-Thelma Todd, film
actress, found dead in car garage
Of her home. Monoxide fumes "ac-
cidentally breathed" caused death,
officials said.
st. Louis-Former President
Hoover attacks Roosevelt's Allan
ia speech and predicts national
debt will rise to 80 or 33 billion
dollars in next six months.
Washington-Republican 1896
convention site set for Cleveland,
o., on June 6.
Trenton-Bruno Hauptmann re-
iterates his innocence and offers to
face lie detector test to prove it.
Foreign
Paris Emperor Halle Selassie,
although his country is occupied
by enemy troops, seemed certain
to reject a peace plan advanced by
Great Britain and France.
London-Japan's demands for a
fleet eqaul to the United States
and Great Britain threatens to
deadlock the international naval
conference.
Vienna-Opening the way for
the restoration of the Hapsburgs
to the throne, Prince Won Starhem7
berg, Austria's powerful vice
chancellor, called for Austrian
leadership of Germanic nations in
a startling challenge to Adolph
Hitler. Il
London-Deadlock of the naval
conference moved closer when
four powers and three dominions
united in firm rejection of Japan's
demand for equality on the seas
with Great Britain and the United
States.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-18

than one specific car during the
wear, and 25 cents for those who
desire to drive only one car for
which 50-cent license has already
been issued. j
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-18

Modern physicians say that buz
lrdsa bring in enough disease to
fset the good they do in cleaning
) carrion from streets of small
lexican towns.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-18

Al scientist has placed an intrin-
lc value Of 80 cents upon the
hemical and mineral ingredients
lhich compose mankind.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-18

Messages and legends were writ
In on the bones of dead relatives
" the ancient Phoenicans.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-21

TOWN or THREE LAKES
Township III, Range 35
Mama Total Tax
Of Subdivision Of ana
Ella Crimmfns. NWA Of
SWX and Lots 8, 10. II - 1880
w. r. Enyeart. That Part
q G. D;tA No. i . ......... - q -
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-21
Delinquent
Tax List

State of Minnesota, County Of Red
District Court. Ninth Judicial District
The State of Minnesota, to all per-
sons, Companies or Corporations, VINO
have or claim any estate, right, title or
interest, in, claim to, or lien upon, any
of the several parcels of land in the list
hereto attached described:
The list of taxes and penalties on real
property for the County of Redwood re-
manning delinquent on the first Monday
in January, 1885, has been filed in the
office of the Clerk of the District Court
of said county, of which that hereto at
THEREFORE,, you, and each of you.
are hereby required to file in the office
of said Clerk, on or before the twentieth
day after publication of this notice ana
list, your answer in writing setting TN g
have to the taxes, or any part tnereoI;
upon any parcel of land described in said
list, in, to, or on which you have or
claim any estate. right, title, interest:
claim or lien, and in default thereof
judgment will be entered against such
parcels Of land for the taxes on SAID llSt
appearing against it, and for all penal
ties, interest and costs. You are furth-
err notified that at the expiration of five
years from the date of the tax judgment
sale pursuant to such Judgment, eacn
parcel of land sold at such sale, and not
redeemed, will become and be the alb
the state, or of his or its assigns, with,
out further right of redemption and
without any notice of expiration OF the
time to redeem the same; ,D1y,N
Clerk of the District Court, OF the
County of Redwood Minnesota.
A LIST OF REAL PROPERTY
For the County OF Redwood, State OF
delinquent on the first Monday in jan
uary, A. d. 1885.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-21

Nels Jensen Heirs. SM Of
Trustees Hamline University,
NGA ................
A. NJ. Reetz, SEA .........
Parker & Clements, SEX
Of NWx ..................
Louis w. Meierding, NEx :.
Henry O. Dahms, sen -.
So. Mimi Joint Stock Land
Blk, sen ................
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-21

me VOt0 Tax
II Subdivision of and
Tner Section Sec. Penalty
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-21
TOWN OF WESTClNE
Township III, Range 80

Name Total Tax
of Subdivision of and
Owner Section Sec. Penalty
Roy w. Williams, SWA -. 2 150.fb
Roy w. Williams. SEA -. 2 1850
Jos. McGlough, Lots and 6 13 30.6S
Annie f. Smith, SWk ...... II 216.29
Anna E. Smith. E1a of SWK Is 109.13
Albert A Bravinder Heirs,
NWA (Ex. R.RD ........ II 220.99
Annie E. Smith, WIZ of
NEA and Eh of NWk :. 19 171.65
Annie F. Smith. ER of NEH 19 S2.57
Annie E. Smith, NWA 80. 20 1927
T. F. Reed. NEA ....... % 20S.29
J. p. Hengel, SWA ........ q 9S.51
Frank A. Landgren. NWK 80 5000
A. L. Stark Trustee. SWA
OF SEA 5z 5o.9t
A. A. Bravinder Heirs, Sk
of NW4 and SWA ... 8 265.05
A. A. Bravinder Heirs. Wa
of SEA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 144.Sl
NWA .................. '. 49, Is 5os1
State OF Mimi. VII of NEA
and Ell of NWH ........ 26 1861
Julia McMullen, NWA -. "a 1875
VIM Blaser, NJ of SWA
and SWA of SWA ...I... 80 91.SS
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-21
TOWN OF MORGAN
Township III, Range "a
TOWN OF NEW AVON
Township III, Range 36

Name Total Tax
of Subdivision of and
Owner Section Sec. Penalty
Ella Crimmins, Lots 1, 2, 8,
4 and Sh of NEH ....... 1850
John j. Goblirsch, NWK :. 8 6S.25
Henry Woke, WZ of SWN 1914
Arthur McCorkell, WIZ Of
SWA 80: 1888
So. MINI. Joint Stk. Land
Bank WIZ of NWK and
NK of SWH ............. 16 1853
Matte Lines Stevens, SWH Is 115.1S
Lucinda Washburn ct al,
SEA IL 1900
Florence Peterson, Sk 49,. 13 352.47
Matte Lines Stevens. NEA 19 72.4S
Matte Lines Stevens, NWA 19 81.47
Otto H. Bruins, Nk of SEA
and SWA of SEA ....... 21 93.06
John Haas, SWK .......... 81 1911
w. H. and ]. A. Anton, Sk
of SEA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 69.63
w. II. and Jos. A. Anton.
SwA S5 151.o1
NWH 49,. SO ss.os
Rowena
VIM. H. Anton, Lot IS,
Block 4 ................... S.7l
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-21
TOWN OF SPRiNGOAlE
TOWN OF SUNDOWN
Township ITO, Range 35

Name Total Tax
OF Subdivision of and
Owner Section Sec. Penalty
Nels c. Anderson, VIZ of
NWK .......... 80 1914
NJ F. Christensen. Tr. beg.
at Sc Cor. IL 20 rds.
Part of NEA .......... 81 .73
NJ F. Christensen, SWA of
NJ F. Christensen, NWA of
NEA and ny of NWA .- 80 4.33
Geo. w. Wendt, SEL of
NEA and E. 135 Ac. of
SEA 80 139.40
of SWh ................. SO 74.s1
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-21

N. w. Trust Co., st. Paul. in
Minneapolis Trust Co., Mpls.,
interest due 6-1-34 ...........
Continental illinois National
Bank and Trust Co.. Chicago,
principal due 6-1-34 .......... g..
Continental Illinois National
Bank and Trust Co., Chicago,
interest due 6-1-34 ....... 2,
First National Bank. st. Paul.
principal due 7-1-34 ........ q,
First National Bank. st. Paul.
interest. due 7-1-34 .......... q,
Northwestern National Bank,
Mpls., interest due 7-1-34 -.
State Treasurer, interest on re-
funding bonds ............... z,
First National Bank, St. Paul.
principal due S-1-34 ...... g.,
First National Bank. ST. Paul.
interest due 7-1-34 ..........
Continental Illinois National
Bank and Trust Co., Chicago,
Northwest Trust Co., interest
MINI. Loan and Trust Co, Min
neapolis, interest due S-1-34
MINI. Loan and Trust Co., Min
neapolis, principal due 9-1-34 T.,
MINI. Loan and Trust Co., Min
neapolis, interest due 9-1-34 l.,
cHSt NdtioHdI DdHh, 81 ooi'
First National Bank, st. Paul.
interest due 9-1-34 ........... 2,
Northwestern National Bank,
Mpls., interest due 10-1-34 >. g..
New York Trust Co., principal
due 1l,l-M :.;;:...;.;; ;..:.... 49,
Minus nue Loan Lo1a and Trust Co.. Min .
neapolis, principal due 11.1.34 g.,
MINI Loan and Trust Co., Min.
neapolis, interest due 11-1-34 l.,
Northwestern National Bank
and Trust Co., Minneapolis,
principal due 12-1..34 ;...a.. g..
Northwestern National Ra,is Bank
First National Bank, St. Paul, .
principal due 12-1-34 ........ A.,
First National Bank, st. Paul,
interest due 12-1-34 .......
Northwestern Trust Co.. st.
Paul. interest due 12,l,34 l.,
Minneapolis Trust Co.. Minnea-
polls. principal due 12-1-34 A.,
Minneapolis Trust Co., Minnea-
apolis, interest due 12-1-S4 -.
Continental Illinois National
Bank and Trust Co., interest
NorthwesteTn oTe Western National Bank, -
MplS., prlHCiPoL uuC '"
Northwestern National Bank,
Mpls., interest due 1-1-35 -.
First National Bank, st. Paul,
principal due 1-1-35 ......... 1S,
First National Bank, st. Paul,
interest due 1-1-35 ....... 2,
$1S7.
The foregoing statement as pre-
by the County Auditor is approve
the Board on this Sth day of jar
1895, and respectfully submitted t
taxpayers Of the County.
Board of County Commission
BY PHILIP RAVELING
H. F. BECKMAN
J. P. KRAGH
E. A. PEASE
HERMAN MUETZEL y
Attest: IRA R. ROGERS,
Auditor.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-21
TOWN OF LAM1ERToN
Township 100, Range 81

Township 100, Range 81
Of Subdivision of and
Owner Section Sec. Penalty
Ben Coulter MEL ......- 21S.33
Chas and Lewis Chester
Est, SEN ............ IL 226.0O
Christian j. Scheide. S1z OF
SEA IL 8l-vo
Stella Terry, M of NWK IA 1910
Lizzie Borchar1t, SWk IA 2lS-15
A F. Borchardt, Ell of SEN
(Ex Cem.) ........-.s.. 10 1913
L. C. Borchardt, WIZ of sen Is S2.44
Fidelity Mutual Life ms CO..
wv wv .. ........... MA IN :. Is .ss.ss
F. & NJ ST. Blk. Saltwater.
SEA Of NEH ..-.......-- IL z5s5
f. & M. st. Blk Saltwater.
stslia shH Terry: Nwx -: Il i iis.sS s
VIM. c. MCGEE. M of NEx
and SWx Of NEX ...... - 1885
VIM. G. McGee. Aud Lot
eek. tract) ............. b 1.6
Kedie Kneeland, II. 12ek
f. 10 IT. Part Of Aud -
Lot .......-............- = A-s5
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-21
TOWN OF VAIL
Township III, Range

Of Subdivision Of and
Owner Section Sec. Penalty
w. G. Johanneck, SwK Of
NWX, w. &C. Of SEX Of
NWx and &C. Of NWK
Of NWA .........:........: 3 45.o2
W. G. Johanneck, &C. Of
NEH of SWK .......... 8 1850
w. G.. Johanneck, SWX Of
SWA ................... 8 21.42
Nancy A. Smith, SwK Of
NEK eek. R.R) ......... 10 21.75
Wilbur Lines, NWK ....... 13 104.45
Wilbur Lines, E. Of SWX Is $3.50
Wilbur Lines, VIZ Of SWX Is 62.16
Wilbur Lines, SEX ........ 13 s9.e7
Wilbur Lines, WIZ Of NEx
and NWA ................ - 171.78
N. ]. and Geo. Franta, SWX 2S 317.63
N. ]. and E. e. Franta, SEX 20 263.71
w. r. Callaghan. Wa Of
NWH .................... - 79.45
L. Miller Heirs, Ell Of NWK % 107.zS
c. X. Odekirk, WI ofSWX ~ 112.11
Franta Co, M Of sen -. 20 104.A
L. and II. Jensen, SO. -
&C. Of WIZ Of SWA ...... % 62.20
Geo. Raveling, NWX $500. "a 1918
Jos. Mahal, NEN .......... IS 270.96
y. J. & Geo. Franta. NWH IS S44.13
NJ Of swX ............. IS 1ss.oo
Jos. Frank Nh Of SEX =. 36 1898
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-21
TOWN OF HOMER
Township 113, Range 50

Name Total Tax
of Subdivision Of and
Owner Section Sec. Penalty
Wilbur Lines, S1a of SEK 80 91.09
Wilbur Lines, NEK of NEA
and Part of Lot IL ....... 81 1880
John Whittet, Tract in Lot
c. J. Mealy, NJ of SEA
eek. RR) ................. "a 1853
c. ]. Mealy, Lot 5. WIS 30
100 Ac. of Lot 6, Z, 8, 8. 10 35 96.73
c. J. Mealy, NWA of SWH
and Sk of SWK North Of.
c. j. Mealy, SWH of SEN
(Ex. TracC ............... 35 1881
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-21
TOWN OF UNDERWOOD
Township 112, Ranoe 40

Nduo V0C0 Tax
of Subdivision of and
Owner Section Sec. Penalty
Alex r. Curtis, WIZ Of NEK)
Minnie B. Curtis, Lots 8, -
and NEH of SWN .......) 12311
q. A. Lindstrom, SWK -. IL 1856
Geo. Mahal, MI Of SWX
and sen Of SWN ....... IA 76.4l
e. C.. Rust, NJ Of NEK
and Sh Of NEK ........ is 1856
Geo. w. Bendix, NJ Of SEX Is 6O94
d. j. Mcconnell, SWK ..... Is 1O1S
T. r. Braden, SEX .. z 1896
Henry Kremin, WI Of NEX 20 44O2
Henry Kremin, NWH ,..... 20 S8.03
Henry Kremin, Wa Of SWk 20 12471
Henry Christopherson, Ell
Of NWH and WIZ Of NEX % 46.06
Henry Christopherson. Ell
gss q ssss., ssS iii VIZ .! ssx ): = ,ss.ss ss.ss
Ole 8. Todnem, NEX and
Ell Of SEX ............... 36 7aI3
NwH. :.:........::..:...: IS 1o1.71
NWA Of SWA .......... IS 6.19
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-21
TOWN OF PAXTON
Township 112, Range IS

name Ioldi 1dA
of Subdivision of and
Owner Section Sec Penalty
Margaret Prescott, Aud. Lot
Mary Donlon, partot Lot i So .ss
Samuel Wells, So. acres of
Lot 4 sol
Episcopal Diocese. Aud. Lot
Katherine Fenske. Tract in
Ben Lawrence. One acre in
chasl nst ". u Goodthander. Lot 81
is (Ex tr.) .......-.... 22.00
Alfred Goodthunder, Part of
c. J. Mealey. N. fr. y Of
NwA eek. tr) and sen Of
Nae NAE R:s Rss'ss Cloud, a.s L, Is
Mary Red Cloud, Aud. Lot 2 LOS
c. ]. Mealey Aud. Lot ;. 2 2.S5
C. J. Mealey. N. fr. u of
NEk eek. tr.) ...... z1.4S
Ella Walter. 81 Of SwK:
NEH of SEX and SH Of
VIM. p. Uirich. NEX fr.
and E. 40 &C. Of NWH -. 1z564
Alex f. Jueneman. NEH :. 171-3l
q. " - lss-7s
I2 cheney. new vi sl ! swx ! s:a::l i:1::l
Marion Johnson. NEH Of
8. lllnn. IT. stk. Land Bk..
SGA n -e1
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-21

JOS. Ruder, WIZ of NEN =. %
Bert Virgins, SWK ........ %
Gladys Mann, S1z Of NEH =. 25
Rudolph Reek, NJ of NWH 5
Josephine Matteson, NEK Of
SWA
e. Carbert Heirs, M of
SEA and SEH of SEH :. 8
Carbert Heirs, NEH of NEA IL !.
Rudolph A. Reek, Sk Of
sen of SWA .......... 80
Peter Mckay, Nk of SWH 80
Franklin King, Ek of SWH 81
P. e. Dirlam, Nk of NWH 80
M. w. Black, NWH ........ 27 4
P. e. Dirlam, SWA ........ 20
Mary R. Reed, SEH ........ 20
Township 114
Gus E. Oslund, Lot 2 ...... 19
Gus E. Oslund, Lot 1 ...... 80
G. e. Oslund, Lots and 80
Rudolph A. Reek, Sh of
SWK of Sc .............. 81
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-21
TOWN OF GRANITE ROCK
Township III, Range 80

Name Total Tax
of Subdivision of and
Owner Section Sec. Penalty
Ladwig Brey Heirs, NWA 3 91.62
Geo. Franta, SWA ......... 3 107.S1
T. B. Fletcher, SEH ........ 10 1888
NJ. Skoblick, NR Of SWA II 84.69
M. Skoblick, NEZ Of SEX
and VIZ of SEA ........ IL 80.55
Stina Terhell, Eh of NWA s 1859
T. B. Fletcher, SEA Of NEK 9 23.45
Theo. Mielke, SWK of SWX
and Lot 2 ................ 18 1861
T. B. Fletcher, NEH of
SWK and VIZ of SWH =. 10 111.09
Peter Benson, VIZ of NEH 16 147.05
c. Christensen NWk ...... 81 64.47
c. Christensen, Ell Of NEK % 63.71
JOS vogl, NWA lex RR) 10 107.60
Emma Steffen, NWH ...... 80 1861
j. W. Williams, SEA ...... 25 105.09
VIM. Mahoney, N11 of NWA 26 30.86
SWk .................. 27 2s.3s
Paul A. Remington, NWA "a 104.03
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-11-29

L. r. p: Please tell me what has
come over my boy friend. Is he
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SAINT PAUL SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Eastman
of 953 st. Anthony Avenue had
as their guests for Thanksgiving
dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Washington and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Prince Boswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Melker of
455 st. Anthony Avenue enter
tanned at a family Thanksgiving
dinner party. Covers were laid for
thirteen.
Mr.. George Berry motored here
from Ames, Iowa, where he at
tends Iowa State College, to spend
the Thanksgiving holidays.
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ANS: Glad you liked your book;
just follow its advice and every
thing will be OK. Now about the
charms, I will be glad to supply
them for you. They sell for $1.OO,
but on $500 orders, / sell them for
Soc, so that is your price.
e. H: Will be able to give my
wife a trip home before next May,
and why am unlucky?
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of money before May that will
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swer 10 questions.

NOTICE TO ALL READERS: /
have been receiving lots of letters
for private answers without a
STAMPED RETURN EN-
VELOPE. Hereafter / shall hold
all such letters until I receive a
SELF-ADDRESSED, STAMPED
ENVELOPE.
AS A SPECIAL OFFER FOR
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BOSWELL GETS SIGNIFICANT
APPOINTMENT

Paul Boswell of Minneapolis was
recently appointed to the statistical
division of the Labor Relations De-
partment of the Minnesota Works
Progress Administration. This ap-
pointment comes as a result of the
efforts of the Urban League to
secure recognition for Negroes in
the administrative office of the
WPA. Mr.. BoswelIs technical
qualifications are equal to the de-
mands of the job and were accepted
as such by the director of the la
Dor department. The Urban League
sponsored projects under the CWA
and the ERA, but under the pres
emit works program the organiza-
ton has endeavored to make place
ments on various State and Fed
eral projects, and to secure the kind
of administrative recognition as is
characterized by Mr.. Boswell's ap-
pointment.
(Release to Minneapolis Spokes-
man and st. Paul Recorder, Nov.
q, 1850
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r. e. H.: What will I accomplish
through or from this man that 1
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M. L. R.: First, want to thank
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CAMEO CLUB CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY WITH DINNER
DANCE

BIRTHDAY WITH DINNER
DANCE
The Sterling Club in Saint Paul
was the scene of the beautifully
appointed formal dinner dance
given Wednesday, November 81, at
8 p. m. by the Cameo Social Club
to celebrate their tenth birthday
anniversary. The club rooms were
attractively decorated with pea
green and pink streamers, ferns,
and roses. The table was set in
the shape of a double T using
white linen table cloths, tall pink
lowing program was rendered with
Mr.. John w. (Bud) Kelly as mas
candles in silver holders, and vases
of red roses and ferns for the &C
cents. At the head table in the
center stood large birthday cake
with ten candles, red roses, and
green leaves. After dinner the fol-
ter of ceremonies: Introduction of
the president, Miss Estyr Bradley;
trumpet solo, Mr.. Don Bonaparte;
piano solo, Mr.. Gordon Parks
(guest); remarks by a charter
male member, Mr.. George w.
Brooks, Jr.; vocal selection, Mr..
Lounneer Pemberton, accompanied
by Mr.. Edward Byron Doty; re-
marks by the president, Miss Brad
ley; introduction to deep Purple"
Miss Beneta A. Edwards; rendition
of deep Purple" Mr.. Edward
Byron Doty. The Associate Mem
bers were represented by Mrs.
Gwen Kelly Twigs and a letter was
read from former president, Miss
Thelma Murdoch of Chicago. The
master of ceremonies then lit the
candles on the cake which were
blown out by Mrs. Louise Seymour
James, the newest club member
present, and cut by the president.
Music for the dancing was fur
nished by Lord Byron, Tom Cole
man, and Rudy Martin. The "after
party" was held at the Apex,
section was reserved and the man.
agement placed a large basket of
flowers in the center of the table.
The officers were introduced on
the floor by Miss Ethel Cross who
heads the new floor show over at
the Apex. Those present were Don
Bonaparte, Vida Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Artie Boyd, Estyr Bradley,
j. d. Anderson, George Brooks,
Ruth Sutton, Edward Doty, Beneta
Edwards, Dunbar Gibson, Annie
Foster, Lloyd Clark, Jr., Dorothy
Gardner, Charles Ukherd, Warren
Grissom, Ruth Baltimore, Evelyn
Aston, John Douglas, Charles
Hargrave, Vivian Ellis, George
Howard, Emily Gaines, Mr.. and
Mrs. George James, Evalyn Kelly,
William Benjamin, John Kelly,
Dorothea Harris, Charlotine Moore,
Louis Allen, Lounneer Pemberton,
Alberta Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Roach, Edwin Salter, Nina Scott,
Bernice Shackelford, Paul Smith,
Freddie Slemmons, Margaret
Slaughter, Marguerite B. Tresvan,
Harold Brown, Lonnie Thompson,
Althea Douglas, Harryette Walls,
Tela Burt, Mrs. Gwen Kelly Twigs,
and Adolph Thompson. The COM
mittee in charge of this affair was
headed by Miss Charlotine Moore,
who was assisted by Mrs. Artie
Boyd, Mrs. Gordon Parks, George
Brooks, and Lounneer Pemberton.
The girls were all beautifully
gowned and wore shoulder cor
sages, the men in conventional eve
ming attire.