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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-11

LA SALE little 5-passenger de luxe Sc
dan beautiful condition. sell Sl65: sell
OF terms for half down. 3l61 18th NV
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FORD 1888 Tudor: attractive sand finish.
clean velour upholstery. mechanical order
excellent good rubber all around; S379;
small down payment balance easy. with
30 days no-cost service. plus our Famous
Blue-Ribbon Guarantee. Triangle Ford
Dealers No N. Y. ave NV. Phone
National 1850 Open evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-11

FORD 1873 coupe; owncr; rumble seat;
motor like new; body perfect good tires;
sacrifice. Phone Clarendon 1901,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-11

PLYMOUTH 1884 coach. radio, heater
driven very little; S475; terms if desired;
guaranteed. See Mr.. Barnes 1929 18th.
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FORD 1890 sport coupe: an all-around
GOOD car; has our ''lab.-tested" ok. Yours
for S145 Walsh Motors 5000 Georeia ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-11

HUDSON sedan; late Super Six; beautiful
condition; privately owned; any demon
stratlon; sacrifice, Sl3o cash. 2l2O P
L " Ant LII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-11

FORD 1888 Victoria de luxe coupe; orig
inal jet-black Duco. clean as a pin INSIDE
and out. A real beauty: motor. tires, body
tenders and general appearance ike new.
genuine bargain for only $685.; terms;
500 down and S23 per month. Standard
Motor Sales Inc. 9Oo4 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-11

FORD coach. 1882; four-cylinder; new mo-
tor installed; sacrifice Sl95; terms. 1872
4th st n VI Phone Decatur AM
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OIDSMOBlLE 1855 tourIHE Seuhn,
S575; motor Al condition, looks like new,
new rubber See this car before buying;
big value. Open evenings until ~ pm.
Easy terms and trade Wisconsin Motors,
Inc. 290l NJ st NV Decatur $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-11

HUPMOBILE de luxe sedan 1882. model
3D. French design body = well tenders;
perfect in every way; S425. Metro Motors.
1Eoh l4th u W
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GARDNER straight s. body damaged; en-
CINE chassis and upholstery in perfect
condition; > spare tires; wonderful car for
truck; SlUU. Phone Walnut 93o6-J.
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FORD VS. sedan. This car has been used
carefully, is in good condition; must be
sold. 143l E. Capitol st. Lincoln OOS%.
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CLDSMOBILE de luxe SEDAN 1912: care
fully driven; excellent condition; privately
owned: S5"5 31Ol 18th ST. n W. Apt. 400
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NASH 1913" 4-door brousham. beautiful
dark blue finish, tires, motor and general
wood Motor Sales Co Inc 5S32 Georgia
ave. u W. Phone GEORGIA a3i5.
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FORD. 1894. 2-door, recondtioned motor
new seat covers: very clean car: St5 down
Sl5 month. RutlidRe Motor Co. As Nd ave
HyattSville Nd Phone Greenwood 24IZ
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FORD Tudor 1898. reconditioned motor;
new paint and upholstery; brakes refined;
ST. down, $3.50 per month. Rutlldge
Motor Co. 4S Md ave. Hyattsville, Nd
Phone Greenwood 24l2
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OLpSMOBTLE 1882 "-d0or sedan forced
TO sell splendid car ct barEain. sos
Columbia I'd NV. 10 n , pm.
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OLDsMOBILE 1879 90 TOURING sedan
S499; Al condition. with white side wall
tires, low mileage. Open evenings until
10 pm Easy terms and trade. Wiscon-
sin Motors Inc. 290l n ST. NV. Phone
Does tur 554U
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HUDSON 1885 coach. A current model car
at large discount. Positively like brand
new in every way; very low mileage, radio
equipped. Until you have driven this 1888
Hudson you won't know what performance
really means. We are more than glad to
demonstrate to you. New-car guarantee.
Lowest finance rate. liberal trade on your
old car. Norris, Inc, 20lS 14th st. NV.
Phone North 394q.
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erS refinished, motor overhauled tires
GOOD; see this one. Mr. Mack, 1907 14th
ST. NV,
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HUPMOBILE 1891 de luxe convertible
coupe. rumble seat: perfect condition. sci
Sl95; terms $50 down. 1851 18th NV
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NASH 1929 convertible coupe; excellent
condition had good care. low mileage. pri-
vate; $50 Phone Adams 61S5-M. To-
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FORD 1884 sport coupe, de luxe: Al con.
dition; rumble seat; only 1000 mics;
formerly owned by a naval oficer who has
gone to the Orient: unusually GOOD engine;
This car is really almost new and Will
satisfy any careful and particular buyer
Try this car out. You will wish to pur-
chase it. Very reasonable price; only
S46h, easy terms; new-csr rates for
financing. IL month to pay car fully guar
anteed. Standard Motor Sales. 2o24
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GRAHAM 1872 Blue Streak ue luxe sedan,
beautiful. clean car ready for the road.
500 down, $50 per month. Rutlidge Motor
Co. As Md. ave, Hyattsville. Md. Phone
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top; excellent condition; bargain for
only SI39. Mid City Auto Co, Plymouth
Dealers III 18th ST. NV.
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FORD coach. 1891; new tires, good
MECHANICAL condition and appearances:
$40. Steuart Motors, Northeast store.
orc ana II SITS. ne. ATLANTIC $500.
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GRAHAM sedan. 1880: well tenders, trunk
rack. lots OF transportation left in this
car. for only SIPS. RoSen & Rice Motor
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with Philco radio; cost Sa75; like new;
S775. Terms if desired. See Mr.. Barnes.
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FORD 1892 VS. Fordor de luxe sedan
with safety glass; late model; has original
pant, oarS olive green Duco with Jumbo
tlres. This is an unusually clean car and
runs like a charm. Price ONLY S325: down
payment only S25; balance S3I per month,
STANDARD Motor Sales 2024 14th st NV
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PLYMOUTH 1884 de luxe coach; Euaran-
teed to be correct mileage OF only $500 or
antee; terms and trade. 1923 Irving
st. NV.
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NASH 1881 model S-cylinder coupe. series
$50, with rumble seat, twin-ienition valve
in-head engine: smart. ATTRACTIVE appeal
cream pin stripe; rumble seat has arm
rests: back window lowers by crank; golf
club compartment; 5.50xlS tires make
this an easy-riding car A genuine bar
gain at S23a; Ss4 or your old car down;
S16 per month. This car has been road
tested by Mr. Sanders, vice president See
him regard to purchase. Hill & Tibbitts,
Inr INA Vermont ave
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NASH, 1889 de luxe sedans. one 9 and
one 8: both cars reconditioned in ouI
shop; carry our 60-day guarantee In
writing: SS5 down. balance, S27 80 month
ly. Warrington Motor Car Co., 2035 18th
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FORD coupe 1920; rumble seat; good
Condition mechanically and in appearance.
Price only SOS; terms to suit you. stand
ard Motor Sales 2024 l4th ST. NV.
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NASH date 400 series) sedan. S125 cash;
priv. party selling. due financial reasons;
car excellent throughout; demo anywhere.
Adams 1853. 1872 10th st. NV.
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PLYMOUTH 1884 coach; beautiful black
finish, good tires. floating power. hydraulic
brakes. very clean throughput. Low price
at $40. Justice Motor Co., 1903 14th
St NV Phone North 939I
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PLYMOUTH 1892 P. B. sedan, as smooth
as an eight. runs perfect: S65 down. S2l
month. Rutlidge Motor Co. As Md. ave,
Hyattsville. Md. Greenwood 2412
PLYMOUTH 1892 roadster; light yellow
paint chromium air wheels good top,
Sl65: terms G07 Mass. ave. NV
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FORD 1884 Tudor sedan. There are plenty
than this car. Our price is low at S415;
c. c. c. guarantee. Capitol Cadillac Co,
1922 22nd st. NV. Phone National $500.
Open evenings AND Sundays.
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NASH 1881 town seoan; q wire. wheels,
trunk rack, good paint clean upholstery;
Cadillac Co., 1929 22nd st. NV. National
33nn Omen EVENINGS and SUNDAYS.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-06-21
MODERNETTE PARTY AT
GLENWOOD CHALET

The Modernette Club entertained
at its first annual June party at
Glenwood Chalet, Monday, June II.
Mr.. John Thomas was Master Of
Ceremonies, presenting the MEM
bers of the club. The officers and
members of the club are as fol-
lows: Louise Seymour, president;
Florence Collins, vice president;
Dolores johnson, secretary; Anne
Seymour, treasurer. The members:
Beryl Cockerall, Dorothea Harris,
June Hawkins, Clarissa Lawson,
Helen Mann, Patricia Mitchell,
Grace Price, Thelma Sayles, Mar
garet Slaughter, Nina Scott, Sue
Scott, and Helen Smith. The guest
list: Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Allen,
Freddie Atkinson and company,
Richard Allen and company, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Allen, Evelyn
Austin and company, Esther Akers
and company, Richly Adams and
company, Mr.. and Mrs. John Banks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Brady, Jo-
sephine Ballenger and company,
Robert Bolton and company, Ruby
Brown and company, Anna May
Bradshaw and company, Don Bona
parte and company, Barbara Cole
man and company, Andrew Clark
and company, Leroy Copes and
company, Wesley Collins and COM
pany, Mr.. and Mrs. Talmadge
Carey, Jake Collins and company,
Othello Collins and company, DR..
and Mrs. Crump, Charlotte Crump
and company, Johnny Carter and
company, Harold Carter and COM
pany, Lucian Coombs and company,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cunningham, Edna
Miller Carr and company, In
nocence Chineworth and company,
Althea Douglass and company,
John Douglass and company,
George Duncan and company,
Katharine Davis and company,
Nellie Dodson and company, Ozelle
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grees at the annual commencement
exercises of the University of Min
nesota held Monday evening, June
18th, in Memorial Stadium. Miss
Margaret Louise Benjamin, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Benja-
min of 756 Iglehart Ave., received
the Bachelor of Science degree
from the College of Education. Miss
Thelma Rea Thurston of 148 Fen
ton ST., received the Bachelor of
Arts degree from the College of
Science, Literature, and Arts. Mr..
Dunbar Porter Gibson of 852
st. Anthony Ave-, received the
Bachelor of Arts degree from the
College of Science, Literature, and
Arts. Mr.. Gibson's parents motored
here from st. Louis, Missouri, to
attend the exercises. Mr.. John
Penneston Douglas received his de-
SISS 1IOul Gllc OCuOOl VI DuSlIcSS
Administration. He is the son of
Mrs. M. Douglas of 403 N. Western
Ave-, in st. Paul and Mr.. John
Douglas of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Roy Green, 888 st. Anthony
Ave-, returned home Wednesday
after an enjoyable trip to Chicago,
visiting relatives and friends, and
her mother-in-law in southern Ill.
Miss Thelma Thurston will be
guest of honor at tea at the West
Side Neighborhood House, 229 In
diana Ave-, Sunday, June %, from
8 to 5 p. m. Mrs. Mamie Green is
chairman of arrangements.
The Earnest Workers Club held
it's final meeting Friday at the
home of Mrs. Mary Combs, 658 st.
Anthony Ave. Mrs. Walter Coins
was hostess to the club. A surprise
shower was given for one of the
members.
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IOWA CLUB CALL

The Iowa Club will hold its reg
ular meeting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lawson, 1926
Oakland, Wednesday, June rs, at
500 p. m. The Iowa Club would
like to get in touch with anyone
who is from Iowa, or who has ever
lived in Iowa, to take part in this
organization, as it has just been
organized and we would like to
make it the strongest club in the
northwest. We will affiliate with
the Iowa Club of Chicago and other
states. Anyone who wishes to join
this club should attend this meet
ing, Wednesday, June &c. You can
get in touch with Mr.. Harry
Grever, the chairman of the club,
354S Smelling Ave-, or by calling
Mr.. Sylvester Carter, Br. $3.50.
Mrs. Floyd Mayes, Sec'y., 1916
Fourth Ave. S., Mr.. Talmadge
Carey, assistant chairman, HOP E.
18th st. Refreshments will be
served.
LEAVES FOR CHICAGO
Peggy Everett, granddaughter
of Mrs. Homer Smith, ST., 1921 LIST
Ave. So, left Wednesday, June IL,
on the new 400" for Chicago, her
home. While in the Cities, Miss
Everett attended Central high
school.
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Conducted by
Marionne PEBBLES
Harlem Lassies
Boondoggling
By Dorothy Dickinson
(Style Editor-Al-Mac Syndi-
Gated Features)


New York City, June 19.-To
rate among our best-dressed debu-
tantes these days, you have to be
a Boondoggler. 1t is difficult to
go around Harlem without coming
into contact with Boondoggling
accessories. They are very easily
distinguished by lacings and lash
ings and leather thongs and such,
and the lassies have gone for them
in big way.
To start with, the Boondoggle
hat, in felt, pique or togo, with a
rakish slant to its casual brim and
the Boondoggle lacings across the
crease of its fedora crown. But
the Harlem debutantes don't stop
with hats, there are Boondoggle
bags, Boondoggle shoes, a Boon
doggle glove and even a Boondog-
gle belt. Many of these new crea-
tons are designed and made right
here in Harlem by race modistes
and stylists.
Of all of the various examples
of Boondoggling accessories noticed
the most outstanding was the
Boondoggle shoe worn by Miss
Lena Horn of the famed Cotton
Club. 1t is a new low-heeled num-
Der in white pigskin, with one strap
across the instep, with cutout por-
tions about toe and heel and lac
ings of brown leather across the
toe. Whatever there is to be said
about the various Public Works
Projects always remember it gave
US "Boondoggling," so remember,
girls, if you would be smart, Boon
doggle.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-06-21

Due to an oversight, the follow
ing names were omitted as spon-
sorers of the Twin City graduates
party at Sterling Club, June g.:
Eddie Lee and Robert Bannern,
Boys Vocational alumni, Helen
Scott, graduate, and Marguerite
Oliver, underclassman. The guest
list, and company, was as follows:
Helen Scott, Donald Butler, Dotty
Bradshaw, Charlotte Crump, Wes-
ley Collins, Kenneth Carter, Sam
Carter, Barbara Coleman, La Verne
Doty, Rosetta Ellis, Selah Fulson,
Edward Guerrero, James Griffin,
Shirlee Harris, Dorothy Hicks,
Dorothea Harris, Orrington Hall,
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Hatch, Mabel
Hickman, Annette Hatton, Laura
Hall, Dave Hall, Dolores Johnson,
Ray Johnson, Oliver Lewis, Louise
Lewis, Anita Mason, Patricia
Mitchell, Louis Mason, Eddie Nc
Moore, Wellington Mccoy, Kenneth
Mason, Johnny Maxwell, "Babe"
Mitchell, John Nellie, John L. Mel
son, Andy Neal, James Oliver,
Harvey Pittman, Ray Perry, Mar
tonne PEBBLES, Georgiana Richard
son, Robert Ray, Adelaide Sykes,
Nina Scott, Anne Seymour, Bernice
Shackleford, John Scott, Louise
Seymour, Bill Simms, Bill Smalls,
Clarabelle Steele, Eula Simms,
George Todd, Clarence Underwood,
Eula Vassar, Howard Wells, Fred
Wall of Chicago, Arnold Walker,
frankie Wyche, Arthur Williams,
Florence Ward, Richard Williams,
Delgracia Wright, and Chubby
Young.
Four st. Paulites received de-
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By Mary A. Jones
FORTY CLUB PARTY

Monday evening, June 10, the
Halle Q. Brown Community House
was the scene Of the annual sum-
mer dancing party of the Twin City
Forty Club. About one hundred
fifty Twin Citians were in atten-
dance. Punch was dispensed
throughout the evening by two of
st. PauTs charming sub-debs, Miss
Valdora Turner, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Waldo Turner, and Miss
Junald Brown, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Brown. Mrs. w. B.
Walker, of the st. Paul committee,
who had charge of the arrange
ments, was attractively gowned in
an aqua blue dinner dress. The
strains of "Home, Sweet Home" at
one-thirty a. m. rang the curtain
down on another of the many sue
cessful dancing parties of the
Forty Club. Noted among the
guests and members were: Drs.
and Mesdames Earl S. Weber, AL
bert M. Butler, J. Walton Crump,
Waldo Turner, and Robert Hatch.
Messrs. and Mesdames w. B. Walk
er, William Cassius, Gerone Reed,
B. C. Archer, William Ridley, John
M. Patton, Clarence H. Roper,
Hiram X. Gibbs, Mark I. Gibbs, s..
Ed. Hall, Leroy Williams, Earl
Onque, Burrie Carmichael, H.
Courtney Hilyard, William Daven-
port, Charles Tyler, Clarence An
derson, Cleat w. Oliver, David
Francis, o. B. Williams, Leo
Bohannon, ]. E. Murphy, Harold
Combs, James Combs, Theodore
Allen, Marley Rhodes, Mesdames
Lorena Griffin, Alice Taylor,
Florence Manning, Josephine Bal
enger, Misses Annette Hatton,
Beneta Edwards, Minnie Parker,
Estyr Bradley, Lillian McGavock,
Charlotte Crump, Doris Coins,
Adele Graham, Lucille Webb, AL
berta Brown, Ruth Adina Brown,
Frances Nellie, Bella Lee, Vida
Parker, Eva Lee, Ann Pearl Horris,
Patricia Mitchell, Dorothy Harris,
and Messrs. William Griffin,
Fuzzy" Evans, Freddie Slemmons,
Lawrence H. Mccoy, James Oliver,
Dunbar Gibson, Claybourne Hill,
George Todd, A. J. McGavock, Will
bur Nevills, Robert Gardner, War
rem Grissom, Ollie Griffin, Clifford
Rucker, Tela Burt, Huron Shelton,
Jr., C. w. Washington, Edward
Gordon, Peavey Johnson, Earl
Shamwell, Lounneer Pemberton,
Jack Ryan, Edwin Salter, William
Penn, M. K. Mcknight, William
Gardner, and many others.
Mrs. w. B. Walker of 936 St.
Anthony Ave., left the city Monday
evening, June II, on account of the
death of a friend of the family in
: Chicago, Illinois.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-06-21

The Vagabond Club held their
third annual bingham formal Fri
day, June ID, at the Halle @.
Brown Community House. The hall
was beautifully decorated with soft
lights in green and pink, the clubs
colors. The girls in their pastel
dresses and the boys in their light
trousers and dark coats, and white
suits, presented a nice picture. The
chaperons were DIR. and Mrs. A. M.
Butler.
Miss Edith Williams, teacher in
the Frederick Douglass School,
Columbia, Missouri, is doing grad
uate work at the University of
Minnesota. She is the house guest
of Mrs. B. T. Edwards, 244 w.
Central Ave. 49,.
Mrs. Sarah A. Dover announces
the marriage of her daughter, Mrs.
R. H. Anderson, 912 Gaultier St.,
st. Paul, to Arthur White, 1926
10th Ave. S., Minneapolis. The
marriage was quietly solemnized by
Reverend A. H. Lealtad in the
presence of the immediate relatives
of the family, June 10, 1885. Mrs.
w. R. Godette and Harold Dover
Hillyard were the attendants.
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St. Paul Society News
tive shade of gunmetal.

Miss Laura Jeffries, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jeffries of 366
Burgess St., was among the grad
yates last week from Manchester
College. Miss Jeffries graduated
with high honors.
Mr.. Leroy Lazenbury, son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Young of 841 St.
Anthony Ave-, is expected home
this week from Tuskegee Institute
for a months vacation. Mr.. Lazen-
bury will be senior at Tuskegee
this fall.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-06-21

The Bid-Rite Contract Bridge
Club met Saturday evening, June
18th, at the home of Mrs. Leila
Boyd of TIC Rondo st. A delicious
supper was served before bridge.
First honors at contract went to
Mrs. Norman H. Howell and con-
ISOLATION to Mrs. Marie T. Hyde,
Guests of the hostess were Mrs.
Evadne Kendall and Miss Estyr
Bradley. This was the last meet
ing until September.
The DR.. Norman H. Howells and
family are motoring in a 1885 A.
door Plymouth sedan, in an attrac-
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Davidson and company, Bert David
son, Dorothy Early and company,
Helen Early and company, Beneta
Edwards and company, Agnes
Ellis and company, Cordelia Free
man and company, Gertrude Foster
and company, frankie Fischer and
company, Billie Griffin and COM
pany, Ollie Griffin and company,
Warren Grissom and company,
Freddie Gray and company, Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Green, Adele
Graham and company, Emily
Gaines and company, Dorothy
Gardner and company, G. W. Glenn
and company, E. Hickman and COM
pany, Norman Howard and COM
pany, Annie Pearl Horris and COM
pany, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hughes,
Lucius Hendricks and company,
Clifford Hawkins and company,
David Hall and company, Shirlee
Harris and company, Albert Harris
and company, Reuben Hargreaves
and company, Charles Hargreave
and company, Marvin Howard and
company, Curtis Harris and COM
pany, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Jackson,
Rachel James and company, George
James, Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddeus
James, Frank johnson and COM
pany, Geraldine johnson and COM
pany, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Kyle, Evelyn
Kelly and company, Kermit Kitchen
and company, Esther Reyes and
company, Mrs. Jane Lee and COM
pany, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Levy,
Alonzo Lee and company, Chalmer
Lawson, Louis Mason, Laura Mae
Mann and company, Woodford
Mills and company, Frances Moore
and company, Louise Keene and
company, John Maxwell and COM
pany, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Moore,
Timma Leah Marshall and COM
pany, Howard Mitchell and COM
pany, Cornelia Moore and company,
Harvey Morris and company, Ter
Llama Morgan and company, Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Neal, Andy Neal
and company, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
McGrew, Florence Mobiley and
company, Anita Mason and COM
pany, Marie Miller and company,
Claude Mason and company, Char
lotine Moore and company, Jimmy
Oliver and company, Paul Oden
and company, Dorothy Pittman and
company, Vernon Pittman and
company, Raymond Perry and
company, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Powell, Robert Pierre and company,
Marionne PEBBLES and company,
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Poole, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Parks, Margaret
Pauley and company, Harry Pauley
and company, Julius Penn and COM
pany, William Penn and company,
Mary Rollins and company, John
Ryan and company, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bud Roach, Alice Short and COM
pany, Ruth Sutton and company,
John Seymour, Clarence Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Smith, Mr.. and
Slemmons, Ed Salter and company,
Earl E. Shamwell, Lonnie Thomp-
son, John Thomas and company,
Mrs. Emma Thompson and COM
pany, Adolph Thomas, Willie
Thompson and company, Earline
Taylor and company, Marion
Thatcher, Marguerite Tresvan and
company, Wilbur Turpin, Katharine
Underwood and company, Frank
Wright and company, Mrs. White
and company, Virginia Williams
and company, Howard Wells and
company, Florence Ward and COM
nanv. Harriette Walls and COM
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Minneapolis Society News

pany, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Noble
and Mr.. and Mrs. Burrie Car
michael, chaperones.