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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOSTON TERRIER. young male. sired by
champion fremont HarpeI. Col. 1887.
COLLIES-One male one female. regis
tered. Bellhayen stock: reasonable price.
Call Pot. 2469-R from / TO pm, or
after p.m.
GREAT DANE harlequin. female. pedi-
greed. 12 months. trained. Call Lieut.,
Wells. Fort Meade 1000. Branch 237
DACHSHUND PUPPIES, months old.
thorouEhbred. Prize winning stock: rea-
sonsbie. Adams 57O3-W 5s
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TLhooANh1s
MAssEUR FROM NEW YORK CITY. FOR
gentlemen only; established 8 years. Phone
n ANNOYED WITH INDIGESTION
caused by gas Try Gas Gone and be quickly
relieved. Get IL from your druegist.
GRADUATE--CAN NURSE, BEpFAST OR
chronic case in her Cherrydale; Va. nome
References EXCHANGED. 404s N. :0th I'd
oRGANIsT. CHOIR DIRECTOR AND
sl. sndsat addrs ch0 IL
NURSING HOME ON 18th ST: LARGE.
comfortable rooms; private bath: best
coLoNIc IRRIGATION. PHYsIo-THER-
Hours. 10 until 9. Phone Decatur 1882. Z.
SUMMER CAMP FOR CHILDREN-sALT-
water swimming. safe. sandy beach; boat
ins. grabbing. pony riding, piano. voice
fnd sahNEs Es''nR %d "sss sSofss sSSofa"S
Md Anna coils 1921
TRUSSEs AND ELASTIC GOODS at REAL
money-saving prices; at and satisfaction
.gaTasntsfd Expert lad, ,or sno .v gentleman
reoples ssasp5s psus sfore No % Sos f rs :. n. n~
and No z. lth and @ SITS. NV.
HEMoRRHoIps ERADIcATED BY MY
s %snSa o4 none, Ffas saeE %. for aof
no drusS or surgery DR. SOMMER
WERCK 1895 Columbia rd AdamS O38S
UPHoLsTERING. CABINET WORK: YOUR
iSmss nHms oF ogas @ins' Reliable reasonable Co.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
walI. EMERGENCY LABORATORY Room
SOL. Westory Bldg. 18th and p. Open
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINpERGAR.
ten 1922 Massachusetts, ave NV school
Of dancing and nursery: hour day or week;
$40 10 $40
PERMANENTS, $l.95.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

MAGAZINE Statesmen. experienced: high
est club commisSton: prompt verification.
Apply Mr.. Reid, TOS Second National Bank
SALESMEN for home Insulation, full or
part time. Call Mr. Marsh. at Jackson
2126. between and pm. for interview.
YOUNG. MAN. neat. gentlemanIy. over 26
wears Of age. who Is willing to work hard
at selling on q commission basis only;
automobile necessary. Phone North 001s
YOUNG MAN. age 1880. college graduate
for educational work: knowledge Of music
helpful but not absolutely essential; salary
Co. 1880 q st. NV. ask for Mr.. Daniels.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED
Continued.

NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD;-Single
room. large closet, newly furnished. two
windows next bath. c.h.W. week or montn.
$50 month. Columbia $50. -
113O 10th ST NV, Apt. Room for gen
tleman; convenient downtown section: 81
DOWNTOWN. OF Conn, Ave;--copple or
roundiness TO share sot. with couple. Po-
tomac 36aO-W.
1865 CALVERT NV. Apt, 33-on. corn;
painted: new furnishings.
Conn. ave.-Comfortsble cool rooms. suit-
able one or two. 1919 Jefferson pl.
trsctiveIy furnished kont room. ktchen-
etLe. semi-uSed: electric reirigeration. ET.
cellent netshborhooo North 567b.
soS }TonI "2e Ssaua ,sfh St ouoSE h% aRa es
tlon: ress. comfortable: cafe In building:
ATTRACTIVE APT. ROOM. cool; twin beds.
two sessonable % District 6s1s' OA'
, DUPONT CIRCLE--Attrsctive double and
single rooms convenient car and bus line.
Phone North 635l
DOWNTOWN. Conn. Ave 920 17th---
Large. double beo-living room twin beds.
private entrance. adjoining bath; maid.
| i2ls 18th sT-Double front room. twin
5eds; electric grill II desired; S3.75 each,
Single front room, man. SIS.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1922 10Th St.-Light
giles snd doubles: basement studio apt.
1919 KAIoRAMA RID. NV, Apt. :1EIAt-
Very reasonable. Adams 3s2T.
1924 CALVERT ST. Gsth and Col. Rd.)--
Attractive front room near bath. priYat.
home: all conyeniences. Reasonable
1868 18th ST. N.W-Bri9ht. cheerful ard
clean; two windows, full-sized bed; in pri-
Vate home; 81.
1928 MONTAGUE ST Nw.-Large front
room. 3 windows. twin beds. private bath.
cedar closet Georgia S146.
las ! lth. ST NE One Light Housekeeping
5p room clean and I'd coMmforta6e Adjoining
1916 IIARYLAND AVE. NE.-Bed room
kitchen fully equipped for Ink. Also
alcove room Ink.
! 1915 l. ST. NW.-Lovely. large, newly
furnished Ink. room next bath; $3.50
1869 COLUMBIA RD. NV. Apt. COZ
! 2 Gentlemt n; S. week. Adams 9s16.
LA SALE, 1923 Conn. Apt. 1Ol4--LarRe
room with or without private bath. Disnl-
ned home. Don't phone.
PLEASANT ROOM in apt. two gentlemen:
/ two windows. large closet. separate beds.
| So so each. North O3I4.
DOWNTOWN. 620 9Th ST. N.W-Light
housekeeping rooms suitable for 3. or y
persons: everything furnished: reasonable
$1,000 1919 G ST. NV.
/ Up. Monmouth Anne
I Cool. clean rooms; hot and cold waite
and "a -hour switchboard telephone service
Davis Res Mgr Phone Me.opolifsn 1880
! 1886 11th ST. NV.
Lhk. room with running water s.
PORTLAND HOTEL.
i4th AT THOMAS CIRCLE
from 81 single; private bath. $3.50 yeeE
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS. VA. $40 18th 81.
Comfortable. S. and e. exposure. for en-
ployed woman; good TRANSPORTATION hr bus
70 Penns. ave. and 11th st; rent. S16
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BEAUTY PARLOR'

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Wo?eertul French method used DR. Dell
Ledendecker 3O"5 O SC NV West 100
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CAMERA REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER & d ALBERT INC
Sl5 10th st NV Phone National 41l2
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

1903 N ST. Nw.-Large unfurnished room,
kitchenette. adjoining bath; gas, sleetriei.v.
Ree esonsble
kitchen, $50; old country home: WsShing
tons closest suburbs: token fare; shade.
porches. Quiet children considered. Lr-
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PERMANENTS, Sl.95.

Finger Waves 15c; Manicure lac; etc
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL.
1870 N Y. Ave. W. Met 5.ss
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ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

III eth ST. NE-Two connecting rooms.
kitchen. semi-bath; furnished or unfur
uished. Adults Atlantic 27S4-R.
1855 HARVARD N.w.-Large front room,
Semi-bath, suitable for Ink. Adams 74O4
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WATER COOLER. General Electric. for
rent. rental can be applied on purchase
price. National Electrical Supply Co, 1890
'ev York ave. nv Phone National 6S0O.
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CUT FLOWERS.
POULTRY AND EGGS.

DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIOLUS deliv-
cred for 81 Helene Afieck. Box 231-A
Vienna Va Phone Vienna S3-F-21. g
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MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BOATS.

PENNA. HARD COAL. WHITE ASH. o.24O
lbs TO ton. Egg. stove, chestnut. $40. so;
pea 50. Adams $3.50. day or night.
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ABSOLUTELY highest cash prices paid for
furniture Of all description. Call Georsis
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1922 LAMONT ST. N.W-Very large. front
cool. quiet; also single; excellent food. fresh
hIeS Adams hoo3
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.


an AHEAD IN BEAUTY TRAININe.
Mrs. Honour has just returned from
London. Paris and New York with the
MABELLE HONOUR SYSTEM
1910 N. z. Ave. NV. Met. -7..s.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
THE MODERN WAY"
Special Summer rates IL enrolled this
MONTH Tools and text book free. Expert
Individual instruction. Positions secured
Live model practice. Start any day. Easy
MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE
1917 ~ Sc. NV.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
And be independent: travel on large steam-
ers. live at Summer and Winter resorts
BE- % Ssn sscompsed fnGs o. BY s's snterins MARPYNN
for your trainins,. New classes formins
now Phons ne S q write Tv for folSsr oG6Irrcr
iO1s vt. Ave NV tNear K). Dist. 1862
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
tCentinued.l
IMPROVE YOUR FRAME HOUSE WITH
plete home remodeling with no money down
and three years to Day. Phone for free
estimates. Richard p. Fleming, 2246 Sben-
non place sc. Phone Atlantic 3153.
Remodeling-RepairiDg
of All Kinds.
Painting-Papering.
NO DOWN PAYMENT.
FB A. plan financing. Small sms'int
each month Call Us nov
H. I. PASSETT, INC,
1908 l. at. NV Nationsl 1880.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SUPER SERVICE STATION, with wash
rack; completely up to date; best loca :
ton; growing business: low rent; money
maker for hustler Sell business and 1onE
lease, $500. No brokers. Write owner
Addrasx Roy 10R.A Star office
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170I MASS. AVE NV

Beautiful guest home; all outside rooms.
double and single; with private and semi
nriyate baths: reasonable rates
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MAaBRsTT Y4sa - H1UsE WsINfIEs AhR hHMIEXE IEf Es
MATTRESSES: 1MMACULATELY CLEAN;
SUM: PERSONAL LAUNDRY AND DRY,
CLEANING SERVICE: KITCHEN OPEN TO
IEshGoIr INsRAGT52Hr coTENTEEiYs TTENEis ctUR PEdX5
RATES 81 so TO S5h PER MONTH
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-08-07
CLUB WOMEN TO PICNIC

The Eastern District Minnesota
Association Of Colored Women
will hold it's third annual picnic ct
Powderhorn Park, Wednesday,
August 10th. There will be games,
races and lots of basket lunches.
Mrs. Francis Duncan and Mrs.
Marion Bailey are completing plans
for a good time for all.
Mr.. Joseph d. Bryan, director Of
the Big Brother work In Chicago,
arrived in Minneapolis Tuesday,
for a brief stay. Mr.. Bryan Is the
house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. NIL
ton Shanks. g.. i.,s,.:ass,,,.'
Mrs. Frances Duncan, first Vice
president Minnesota Association Of
Colored Women's Club, leaves
10Th for Charleston, ".
Va, where she goes as delegate
from the Minnesota clubs TO- the
sixth biennial Of the Central A.
ISOLATION Of Colored Women con-
vening in that city $3.50. 80 ~
Labor Day Dance, Monday Night,
September 2, at Norway Hall. NGiA-
neapolis.-Adv. - ~
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-08-07

Mrs. Viola Cooper, 47S Western
avenue, st. Paul, was taken to the
hospital Monday evening, August
8. Mrs. Cooper was taken with a
stroke in Como Park Sunday eve
ming.
Miss Marjorie Wornley, SS41
Clinton avenue, returned Sunday,
August 2, from Chicago where she
has been attending the School Of
Social Service, of the Chicago Uni
versity for the past six weeks.
Miss Gwendolyn Bailey enter
tanned at party Sunday evening,
August 2, at her home on Smelling
avenue. Guests present were the
Misses Barbara Mcclure, Lillian
Tyler, Annette Lawson, DeLois
Grever, Dorisella Harris, Carolyn
McWatt, Vera Harper, Dorothy
Carter, Evelyn Brown, Lucille
Chivers, Lorraine Chivers, Marion
Franklin, Mary Gilbert, Lorraine
Hoarce, Phyllis Love, Aperilla
Price, Elaine Escue, Rhoda Lee
Escue, Louise Escue, Elsie Brown,
Eula Simms and Christine Carter.
The Messrs. Alfred Stewart, Dom
aid Smith, Donald Mcclure, James
Curb, Fred Cane, Donald Session,
Sylvester Carter, Eugene Carter,
Jack Glanton, Robert Shoffner,
Robert Ray, Willis Clark, Acie Lee,
John Cyrus, Earl Holloway, Roy
Kay, Harold Kay, Irwin Facion,
Tyler Howell, Wellington Mccoy,
Lawrence Mccoy, Kenneth Mason,
Harold Miller, Robert Wallace,
Eddie Smith, James McCIark,
Grover Ingram, Fred Ingram,
Henry Bowman, Edward Blackwell,
Raymond Session, and Benjamin
Perry.
Miss Dorothy Carter will leave
Saturday morning, August 8, for |
Milwaukee, where she will make
her home with her sister. |
The Junior Usher Board Of st. |
Peter A. NJ. E. met Tuesday eve
ming, August 4, at the home Of the
adviser. Business Of Importance |
was discussed. The next meeting
will be Tuesday, August Is, at the
home Of the president.
Mrs. A. Warrington, Of Winni-
peg, who has spent the past week
n this city, left Friday morning, i
July 81, for her home.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thomas, 3s1
eileen ST., Atlanta, Ga, was the
house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Chisholm this past week. .,l--s
GLOOM CHASERS MEET.
The Gloom, Chasers Social LIT
erary and Art Club met July 18th,
at the home Of Mrs. Fannie John
son at 2915 Columbus Ave. So.
After a very interesting meeting, q
splendid program was enjoyed BY
all. Mr.. Pirtle Of Tulsa, Okla, was
a guest at the meeting. Mrs: Bu-
ellie Jorden and Samuel Harris are
new members Of the club. Mother
gloom chaser (Mrs. Ella Washing
tony, had a birthday, and received
some very lovely gifts from mem
beers Of the, club. Watch this
paper for an important announce
ment. Meeting adjourned to meet
at the home Of Miss Kaufman, 11o6
Emerson Ave. No. >, 49,
Scottie Faison, President,
Mrs. Ruby Craig, Reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-08-07

| the strains OF one OF the popular
orchestras, and about 20 out-of-
town guests were honored. The
setting for the orchestra was a
Spanish Balcony, the men being
dressed in velvet Boleros and color
full sashes. The two charming
young ladies who served punch
throughout the evening were the
Misses Valdora Turner and Yo-
landa Coram. The guests were
introduced by Mr.. o. C. Hall, Sr.
Mrs. Louis P. Moore of 662 w.
Central Ave. and Mrs. W. G. Coram
of 495 st. Anthony Ave. enter
tanned informally at a Sunday Mite
Supper at the home of Mrs. Moore,
July &c, honoring Mrs. Ruth
Mitchell of Pasadena, Calf, and
Mrs. Mabel Starks of San Pedro.
Mrs. Ruth Mitchell and son,
Bobby Mitchell, of Pasadena were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
P. Moore and family of 662 w.
Central Ave. on a motor trip to
Saltwater where they visited the
Minnesota State Prison.
Miss Cordeia Freeman of 749
st. Anthony Ave. arrived in the
city, Monday, August 8, from Sioux
Falls, South Dakota, where she
went on account of the death of
her mother.
Mr.. Robert w. Hopkins of 545
Aurora Ave. has been confined to
the Veterans Hospital at Fort
Smelling for the past six weeks but
is steadily improving.
The Willing Workers Club of
st. James A. M. E. Church are hav-
ing their annual picnic, Sunday,
August 9, at Wildwood Park.
The Busy Bee Club of Pilgrim
Baptist Church are having a picnic
Saturday, August 8, at Harriet
Island. Everyone is invited to
come out and enjoy the fun.
Mrs. Ruth Mitchell of Pasadena
and Mrs. Mabel Starks of San
Pedro were two of the honored
guests at the beautiful dancing
party given by Mesdames Alverta
Coram, Cora Moore, Alice Taylor,
and the Misses Ruth Brown and I.
Myrtle Garden, at the Halle @.
Brown House, July "a.
Miss I. Myrtle Garden, director
of the Halle @. Brown House, is
spending her vacation in Philadel-
phia and other cities in the East.
She will be gone about a month.
Mrs. Fenton Harsh (Edythella
of Chicago was one of the |
honored guests at the Dance Re-
ception at the Community House.
July "a, as was DR.. 81. Pinckney
Jones of Philadelphia.
Mrs. James Wooten of 992 Lyle
hart Ave. entertained for her
niece, Dolores Jeanne Hudgins of |
Nebraska, at a party, Fri
day, July 81, from four to six. The
guests were Myrrhene and Mar
quita Allen, Sally and Bruce Will
liams, Chester Ridley, Omar Fas-
sett, Richard Smith, Patricann
Moore, and Crystal Burgess. |
Mrs. Raymond Hudgins and
daughter are the nieces of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Wooten. They are the
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Walker of 37S No. Mackubin
st.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-08-07
SAINT PAUL SOCIETY
By Estyr L. Bradley


daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chap.
man and granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George James of TOT St.
Anthony Ave-, arrived in the city
Monday morning, August 8, for q
months vacation. Miss Bonaparte
is secretary of the Y. w. C. A. in
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mrs. George Stansell dorothy
Mae Anderson) of 654 Rondo St.
was suddenly taken i'll, Tuesday,
August 4, and rushed to the hos
pital. She is much improved as we
60 to press.
DR.. John E. Ford Of Jacksonville,
Florida, spent a week visiting his
sisters, Mrs. Lola Edwards and
Mrs. Dotie Lewis. DR.. Ford is pas
tor of Bethel Institutional Church
in Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Herndon and
family of Des Moines, Iowa, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
G. Johnson of 795 Edmund St. The
families have motored to Pine lake
for a few days of fishing.
Mrs. M. V. Oden of 672 st. An
thony Ave. has returned to New
York State with her son who has
been spending his vacation with
her in our city. Mr.. Thomas
Oden, a business man of New
York, was the recipient of many
social courtesies during his short
visit here. Mr.. and Mrs. C. P.
Oden of Minneapolis were instru-
mental in Mr.. Oden's seeing his
brother, Francis Oden of Winnipeg,
Canada, whom he had not seen for
IS years, by motoring there in
their new Ford V-8. Others who
enjoyed Mr.. Oden's visit to our city
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. James Of
900 Carroll Ave-, Mrs. James being
a sister of Mr.. Oden, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Oden of 874 Rondo
st. On the evening of July %, a
beautiful going away party was
given by Mrs. Oden.
Miss Laura Hall, formerly of st.
Paul who is now making her home
in Chicago, arrived in the city to
visit friends and relatives. While
here, Miss Hall is the house guest
Of Mrs. R. F. Wilson of 697 st.
Anthony Ave.
Mrs. Myrtle Harris of 687 St.
Anthony Ave. is rafting off a
beautiful Afghan. The Afghan
was made by Mrs. Harris. The
date of the rattle is Sunday,
August 9.
Mrs. Adeline Adams of Los An
geles is the house guest of Mrs.
Grace Gwynne of 426 st. Anthony
Ave-, and not Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Gwynne. Sorry.
Mr.. Ralph Ward, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Ward of TIA Univer-
sity Ave-, is confined to his home
with q broken Jaw. Mr., Ward was
injured in an accident.
One Of the prettiest dancing par
ties of the summer season was
given Friday evening, July "a, at
the Halle @. Brown Community
House, when Mesdames Cora
Moore, Alverta Coram, Alice Tay-
lor, and the Misses Ruth Brown,
and I. Myrtle Garden were enter
tanning for the out-of-town visi-
tors. About 200 guests danced to
Mrs. o. Howell of 941 Rondo
street, her daughter, Lucille, and
her niece, Miss Annice Bagnell,
leave Sunday, August 9, for a trip
through the east. They will visit
with another daughter of Mrs.
Howell's whose home is in New
York. They will be gone about |
three weeks.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-08-07
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
By Marianne Carter

Mr.. and Mrs. George James Of
Fifth Avenue South celebrated
their first wedding anniversary on
Saturday evening, August /, by en-
tertaining at home for a small
circle of friends. The guests in
cluded the Misses Elizabeth Ander-
son, Florence Collins, Hilda Moses,
Evelyn Sue Scott, Myrtle Wormley,
Nellie Dodson, Lottie Young,
Rachel James, Anne Seymour, Nina
Scott, Dorothy Gardner, and
Messrs. Tela Burt, Lawney Thomp-
son, Ollie Grantham, Bill Smalls,
Arthur Weisiger, Andrew Clark,
Pete Thatcher, Richard Mann, John
Seymour, Bill simms, DR.. Cornelius
Mobiley, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Smith.
Miss Viora Allen, teacher in Leb-
anon, Kentucky public schools,
has been a house guest of Mrs.
William Hayden.
Mrs. II. Ashby (the former Mar
garet Newman) and sister of Cecil
E. Newman, arrived Monday, Au-
gust 8, from Kansas City, Mis-
souri,. During her two weeks
stay she is the house guest of Mrs.
s. W. Lewis, 4O44 Clinton Avenue.
Her two children, Shirley, 6; and
Herbert, Jr., 3, accompany her.
Miss Eunice Riley, 615 Girard
avenue north, home for her vaca-
ton, will leave Friday for a two
weeks visit with friends in Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
A lovely surprise birthday party
was given in honor Of Mrs. Helen
Morris, Wednesday evening, July
20. An enjoyable evening was
spent in dancing and playing
games. Two beautiful birthday
cakes and ice cream formed the re-
freshments. Mrs. Morris received
many lovely gifts from relatives
and friends.
Mr.. Walter Rhodes returned Sat-
urday, July 20, from Omaha, Ne
braska, where he went to visit |
relatives and friends. Mr.. Rhodes
is the nephew Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Lewis of Clinton avenue.
Mrs. Helen Morris and her niece,
Miss Marianne Carter, motored to
Duluth over the weekend to visit |
relatives.
Miss Harryette Walls, 1887
Fourth avenue, spent her vacation |
in Chicago, visiting friends.
Miss Mary Louise Bohanon, in
structor Of Dramatics and Athletics |
at the Phyllis Wheatley House, left
Saturday morning, July 20, for her
home in Lafayette, Indiana, where
she will visit her mother, from
there she win go to Marion, Ala
barlna, where she will teach Eng
lish.
Mrs. Della Ross, 5S2 Aldrich ave-
nue. north, has as her guest her
cousin, Miss Dovie Walker Of Kan
sas City, Mo.
Mrs. John R. Tucker, 511 Aldrich
avenue north, and grandson, Mas
ter Albert Washington, Jr., win
leave next week for their vacation
TO be spent in Chicago and Spring
field, Illinois, and New York.
Mrs. Nellie Watkins, 511 Aldrich I
avenue north, motored to her home
Ia Omaha where she nians to stav /
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@@~o
thony Ave. is in the hospital where
she is recuperating from a recent
operation. She has the well wishes
of her numerous friends for hel
speedy recovery.
Mr.. William Carroll of Mime
apolis was the guest for a couple
of days of Mr.. and Mrs. Artie E.
Boyd of TIC Rondo st.
Speaking of real fisherfolk, Mrs
Eunice Glass and Mr.. Essie Jones
always return from fishing with a
real catch. Their favorite lake
seems to be Balsam lake in Wis
consin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Boswell of
953 st. Anthony Ave. entertained
informally, Saturday evening,
August 1, in honor of DR.. and Mrs.
George K. Grissom of Jamaica,
Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Williams
(Ethel Maxwell) spent several days
of last week at the Howard F. Nc
Intyre summer home.
Miss Gretchen Cotton of Boston,
who I stated in my column last
week had returned home, changed
her mind (which is a privilege of
our sex) and decided to spend the
rest of the summer in st. Paul.
VISITS PARENTS
Kenneth Ross OF Los Angeles,
Calf, is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. Ross Of Sal Central
Ave.
This is the first meeting of son
and father in 10 years. The son
will remain in st. Paul for about
a month, after that will return to
Los Angeles to arrange his affairs
to return for a permanent stay in
st. Paul.
Mrs. R. L. Cox of 633 Rondo
leaves the last of this month for
Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Cox plans to
Spiritual Temple there.
In st. Paul, Mrs. Cox, a spiritual
adviser and healer, has success
fully conducted such an institution
for the past five years. She will
remain in Seattle for a year be-
fore returning here.
Mrs. I. B. Scott (nee Mayme
Goins) and daughter, Anita Of
Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting in st.
Paul. They are the house guests
If her sister, Mrs. n. D. Hilyard,
and mother, Mrs. Matte Coins of
ISL W. Central Ave.
Mrs. Georgia Williams of Chi
ago, ILL.,, is visiting her uncle, C.
J. Collier, steward on the steamer
Capitol. She is house guest of Mr..
md Mrs. Luella Brooks, $50 Fuller
Ave. She expects to be in the
Twin Cities for two weeks.
The Just Us Bridge club held its
ocular meeting last week with
Mrs. Geraldine Clark as hostess.
The usual bridge was featured,
irst prize going to Mrs. Rozella
Allen and consolation to Mrs. |
Joopie Anderson. This week Mrs. |
Janice Logan was hostess to the
Tub and a very pleasant evening
vas spent. First prize won by |
Mrs. Coopie Anderson and consola- |
ion by Mrs. Janice Logan.
Mrs. J. B. Glover, 374O Fourth |
Ave. So, entertained at breakfast
Thursday, July 80, in honor Of
Mines. Boston and Mitchell Of
PASADENA, Calf,
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
). F. Stewart, Rev. and Mrs. T. B.
'tovall and Mines. Lottie Hyde,
Eva l.. Abbey and Annie Nelson.
Gloom Chasers' first Fan Dance,
Monday night, September z, at
Norway Hall. The whole two towns
Vill be there.-Adv. |
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-08-07

Scottie Faison, President,
Mrs. Ruby Craig, Reporter.
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Evening star., 1936-09-04
Closing Devils Island.

The Peoples Front government Of
France has decided to abolish the penal
settlement at Cayenne, in Guiana. In
evitably, it follows that Devils Island
long one of the most widely famous
or perhaps most notably Infamous
prisons In the world, will be closed
Marius Moutet, Socialist minister of
colonies, and Marc Rucart, Radical So
cialist minister of justice, have an
nounced their intention to send COM
mission to the scene to study the neces-
sary steps to be taken for the liquidation
of the main establishment and its sew
eral outposts, In the worst Of which
latter Alfred Dreyfus was confined from
1895 to 1899.
But the legend of the notorious peni-
tentiary cannot be terminated by official
ukase. For generations it may be ex-
pected to survive the change of policy
which, it is indicated, now will keep
French criminals at home. Just as
Byrons Prisoner of Chillon"-Francois
de Bonnivard-and Dumas Count of
Monte Cristo" are immortal In the