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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-01-24
Welcome Hall
Notes
Willing Workers Girls

The Willing Workers Girl Re-
serves will have an Amateur Pro-
gram among its members Tuesday,
Jan. 81.
Saturday, Jan. 25, the girls will
go on a tour through the Minnesota
Milk Company.
The Green Hornets
The Green Hornets are inviting
any boy between the ages of 7 to II
years to meet with US Tuesdays and
Fridays at $3.50 p. m. Come and
see the lovely things we are max
ing.
Mrs. Jane Jones, adviser.
The Workers and Parents Council
The workers and Parents Coun-
Gil of Welcome Hall is sponsoring
series of discussions on Charac-
ter and Personality Development
led by Miss Constance Fisher from
The Family Service of the Wilder
Charities, the first of which was
conducted Thursday evening, Jan.
16, with we'll attended class.
Miss Fisher has outlined the
study of these two important de-
velopments at the very beginning of
life hoping to point out the rela-
tionship of infant and child train
ing to adult behavior patterns.
All those interested in this study
are urged to enroll and attend the
classes regularly. The next meet
ing will be held Thursday evening
at 7:45 p. M, Jan. 80. For further
details call Mrs. Strand at the
Hall.
The Council meets each Thurs
day evening for various types of
lectures or discussions and have as
the theme of the work Family Re-
lationships.
Miss Smith of the National
Dairy Council showed movies and
gave a lecture on Health and Ma
tional Defense Thursday evening
at 7:45, Jan. %.
The public is invited to attend
weekly.
kindergarten Club
kindergarten Club of Welcome
Hall shows increased interest dur
ing the winter season. Music is one
of their special features.
The Opening of the New Orber
Boys Club
Sunday, Jan. 26, is the grand
opening of the New Orber Boys
Club from 800 to 400 p. m. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
There will be a very interesting
program in store for each of you.
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Social and Personal
Cd MINNEAPOLIS ID

Miss Vesta MOsley, 42s Colfax
Ave. No., entertained Thursday,
Jan. l6, at bridge luncheon. The
guests were Mines. Orville Drake,
Thomas Adair, Clarence Miller,
Louise Tave, William Hayden, Cliff
ford Hawkins and Raymond Car
ter. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ray
mond Carter and Mrs. Clarence
Miller.
The Twin City Maids and Ma
irons Contract Club met Saturday,
Jan. 10, at the home of Mrs. Alice
Marshall Morgan, 1927 5th Ave.
So. First club prize was won by
Mrs. Margaret Combs, second by
Mrs. J. Walton Crump and the
third by Mrs. Clarence w. Wiging-
ton. The next meeting will be We'd
nesday, Feb. s, at the home of
Mrs. Beatrice Terry.
The BONES ct Bellies Bridge Club
met Tuesday night, Jan. 81, at the
home of Mrs. Helen Lewis, $50
Bryant Ave. No. Mrs. Virgie Park
er was hostess. First prize was
won by Octavia Mason; second,
Doris Anderson. The next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Cleo
Young.
Mrs. J. T. BrOughtOn, of Fargo,
No. OAK, mother of Mrs. LeVina
Myers, 813 Emerson Ave. No., ar
rived in the city Thursday, Jan. 16,
to visit her daughter.
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L. F. B.: have been trying ever
since / finished school to get me a
good job. Now l don't like private
family work at all. Do you think
l will get work this year in the
firm that l am interested in?
Ans: 1t can be done but you
must go back to business school
and complete your clerical course.
You can't expect to hold down a
job with just a few months school
ing. Finish your course and then
make application for q job. &.
You will get 1t.
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chairman of Social Service Com
mittee.
All parents are urged to send
their children to Sunday Schol and
everyone is urged to, come out to
church services.
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Evening star., 1941-12-07
Rebekah Assembly
Officers 10 Be Guests

BrightWood Rebekah Lodge Of
Odd Fellows will be host 10 the
Rebekah Assembly officers Tuesday
night. Miss Marguerite Ison. presl-
dent of the Rebekah Assembly. ac-
companied by her officers, will make
a visitation.
Schuyler Colfax Reoekah Lodge
will meet at 8 pm. Tuesday at 822
Twentieth street NV Mrs Rea
Booth, noble grand will preside.
The Interstate Association OF
! Grand Officers will meet Saturday,
at the invitation Of Grand Master
/ Loving. at 80 Twentieth street
NV A dinner will be served By
the Ladies Auxiliary at pm.
F. r. Leamann. chairman Of thu
Wildev Anniversary Committee. an
nOunces a meeting in the temple
pm. Friday.
Columbia Lodge will meet at
8 pm. Thursday. Victor K. john
SON. noble grand. will preside. Nom.
ination OF officers will be held.
Columbian Encampment will meet
at pm. Wednesday. Nomination
| Of officers will be held.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Masonic News

The Scottish Rite bodies will close
their degree work for the winter By
the conferring of the 32d degree un-
der the direction Of Albert Pike Con-
sistory. M. r. S., at 8 pm. Tuesday
at 2800 Sixteenth street NV.
There will be presented to those
who were honored at the last ses-
sion Of the Supreme Council with
the investiture Of the knight COM
mander Of the court Of honor and
with the 33d degree, the caps and
patents pertaining to the rank in
dicated, with proper ceremonial
Evangelist Chapter. Knights Rose
Croix. will meet the same evening.
1t is planned to have the ucual
spring class start on January q. the
degrees being conferred each Tues
day evening until and including
May 10.
TrestIeboard.
Monday i Daw wson. StanSbury
Joppa and Benjamin Franklin
Lodges.
Tuesday-Federal, Acacia. Ia
koma and Samuel Gompers Lodges
Observation-Disclosures. Warren G
Harding. Chevy Chase and Bright
wood Lodges.
Thursday-NewJ Jerusalem. George
c. Whiting and Temple-N Moves
Lodges.
Friday-St. Johns, Hope and
Trinity Lodges.
Saturday-Grand Lodge school Of
| instruction.
Evening star., 1941-12-07

Matron Margaret Demaree of Co
lumbia Chapter announces a turkey
dinner for members at 4209 Ninth
street NV. at 6 pm. on Tuesday,
followed at 7:30 pm. by election Of
officers
Mrs. Auralai M. Grim. matron Of
Good VIII Chapter. announces next
meeting will be election of officers,
with a supper after the meeting.
Election of officers will be held
tomorrow night in Miriam Chapter,
followed by a supper for the mem
berS.
The matron. Mrs. Mamie Bra
shears, and the patron, Frederick
Troup, will entertain their officers,
chairmen and escorts at dinner
dance December l3 at the Roger
Smith Hotel.
Mrs. Bessie Melton. matron of
Bethlehem Chapter, announces on
December 9 will be election Of Of
ficers with supper after the election
for members.
The l94l officers entertained the
matron and patron at the Pen Daw
Hotel on November %.
Dorothy Southgate. matron OF
BrightwoOd Chapter. announces an
election dinner for members at 6
pm. December II and at 8 pm
election of officers. Make reserva-
tions by calling the secretary. The
Home Board Committee will enter
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Job S Daughters
Bethel No. 5 elected the following

Bethel No elected the following
officers:
Honored queen, Margaret Kerby: senior
princess. Mary Davidson; Junior princess,
Betty VanSise: guide Audrey Grigsby;
marshall Janet jenkins. December , will
be set aside as mothers and dads night.
The drill team of Bethel No. I
will meet tomorrow at the Masonic
Temple at 7:30 pm.
On Tuesday the Hiking Club Is
invited to dinner by Miss Catherine
Norris after which they will hold
business meeting.
The choir will elect officers Decem-
Der IL.
The elected and appointed officers
of Bethel No. 2 will be installed
Friday night. They are Anna Mary
Davenport, honored queen; Betty
j. Ellis, senior princess; Betty Ann
Feissner. junior princess: Genevieve
Billhimer, guide, and 1rma Hath
cock. marshal. There Will be
dancing.
The drill team will meet tomor-
row night at Stansbury Temple.
On December 13 there will be
grand visitation night at Bethel No.
4. Initiation will also be held.
Following the meeting a pageant OF
Job Will be presented by the MEM
bers.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
District Legionnoires Plan
Civilian Defense Glasses
National Commander Designotes
Capita Veterans on Committees

Donald Stanley. chairman OF the
National Defense Committee of the
District of Columbia Department,
American Legion, has made ar
rangements with Col. Lemuel c.
BolleS. executive director. and Chief
Air Raid Warden Clement Murphy
for representatives from each post
to attend a special twb-week train
ing course
The classes will be held three
nights weekly. for two and halt
hours al the District Fire Depart
ment School Post commanders and
their National Defense Chairmen
ere urged TO attend
Contact Mr.. Stanley at Depart
ment Headquarters for further in
formation.
Department Commander Haywood
Saunders last week announced ap-
polntmentS by National Commander
Lynn Stambaugh in the local de-
partment as follows: William P.
kerShner, reappOinted chairman,
and Edwin Luther, vice chairman,
of the Pilgrimage Committee The
following were also named on this
committee Patrick J. Fitbgibbons.
oscar G Jones. Joseph L. Koehl,
John A. Long. Basil McAllister, T.
A. McAteer. Guy C. Nadeau, Hey
wood Saunders. j. F. Wilson,
Evening star., 1941-12-07
EIks 10 Commemorate
39Members Who Died
During Year Past
DR.. Cartwright TO Speak
At Tonisht's Annual Rite;
Other News Of Order

Washington Lodge, B. P. o. Elks.
will hold its annual Elks' memorial
service at 8 pm. tonight at the club.
9l9 H street NV, to pay tribute TO
80 of its members who died during
the past year. The Rev. DR.. John
Heating Cartwright, pastor Of the
Church Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton. will deliver the principal
address.
John S. NJ Zimmerman will open
the ceremonies with an organ reci-
tai Additional musical selections
will be as follows: Violin solo. Miss
Eugenia Botkin; contralto solo. Miss
Nancy Williamson: song. quartet OF
the Church of the Epiphany; tenor
solo. Louis Annls.
The services will be conducted BY
Exalted Ruler Allan J. Duval. who
will be assisted by the officers Of
the lodge
The lodge will induct a class Of
candidates. which has been named
the Il Am An American Class" on
Wednesday evening The Trl-State
championship rltualistic team Will
conduct the initlatorv ceremony
The following have APPLIED for
induction: M A Cermaly, Edward
A. Camp, Robert E. Connely. John
NJ. Devlin. William Doolan, Joseph
P. Doyle, Edwin S. Dulir, A. NJ.
Fuller, George W. Graham, Maurice
Griffin, James Hogarth w. w. Mil
lard John D. Moye, Gale e. Pugh.
E. H. Roberts. H. D. Stillman. L. N.
Sugrue. D. F. Sullivan, jr.. and John
F. Williams.
Philip U. Gayaut. past exalted
ruler of Washington Lodge, Will de-
liver the principal address at Bal
timore Lodges annual memorial
service this evening. while Leo A.
Rover will speak at the Cumberland
Elks service.
The Summit Club viii hold q
Christmas party at $50 pm. on
December %.
A prominent member OF Wash
ington Lodge will deliver the Elks'
II o'clock toast over Radio Station
WINK tonight.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Officers Selected
By Spanish War
Veterans Camps

Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp. Span
ish War Veterans. nominated Vim
cent A OSterman for commander
10 succeed Joseph Thornburg. who
was elected a trustee for three years.
James NJ. Benner was named senior
vice commander. William LOUISA
Greenberg. Junior vice commander,
and Edmund Burke, officer OF the
day. For the 34th consecutive year
Robert f. Culin was named officer
of the guard.
Col. James L. Petit Camp nomi-
mated William T RYAN for COM
mander to succeed Charles Cohen.
who was designated trustee for three
years. Frank LuongO, senior vice
commander: William H. Wilcox.
officer of the day, and Samuel w.
Hawkins officer of the guard
Appointed as aides de camp on
the staff of the national commander
are Robert E. Culin. Miles Camp;
Walter L. Piper. Harden Camp: Will
liam Peacock. Petit Camp; James
f. Smith. LaWton Camp: Oscar
Feldser. Astor Camp, and William
F. Smith. Urell Camp.
Department Comdr, Elvin NJ. Lus-
key named Calvin B. Lucas INSTALL
ing officer to succeed Samuel J. Nc
Williams.
President Mckinley Camp, Sons OF
Veterans unit, chose Paul J. Clarke
as president.
Col. John Jacob AStor Camp
elected Thomas F. Donovan, COM
mander: George White, senior vice
commander: James McGlinchey
junior vice commander; Edgar H
Crockett. trustee for three years,
Louis Gscheidle. officer of the day
and James H. Mulready, officer o!
the guard.
Robert E. WaShburne, chairman
Maine Memorial Committee. an
nOunCed services honoring the mer
who died on the battleship Maine
will be held in Continental Hall al
2:30 pm. February IA.
Meetings this week: Tuesday -
Col. James T. Petit Camp. depart
ment headquarters. THURSDAY -
Admiral George Dewey Nava
Camp. Election of officers and .buf-
fet supper. Pythian Temple. FRIDAY
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp; Miles
Auxiliary. at Pythian Temple.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Legion Auxiliary Asks
Welfare Workers Aid
For Dependents Bill
Measure Backed 8 Years
By Veterans Body;
Christmas Notes

The American Legion Auxiliary.
Department of the District OF Co.
lumbia. has issued a call to child
welfare workers and the rehabili-
tation group to urge all posts and
auxiliary units 10 contact their
congressional members in regard to
the widows and orphans bill which
the Legion has advocated since 1888.
The measure is designed to assist
those who are unable 10 establish
claims on the basis of their husbands
and fathers World War service.
The department president, Mrs.
Margaret Z. Carroll. announced a
Christmas party will be held at
Mount Alto Hospital on December
20. when each veteran will receive
a Christmas gift from the auxiliary.
Refreshments and entertainment
will be furnished by Killeen. Police
and Fire. Sergt Jasper. Lincoln, Nc
Alexander. Capital Transit and
Walker units.
The Walter Reed party will be
held on December % when Cooley
Mccullough. Costello. Spengler,
Europe. Agriculture and Potomac
units viii act as hOstesses and serve
refreshments
At 8 Eliza abe7l's Hospital. Kenna-
'Tain. Nash. Second Division. Treas
r~v. Government Printing Office and
Commerce units Will serve refresh
rertz and present the gift packages.
The department has booths at
Woodward & Lothrop'S and the
man Office Of the post office at Union
station selling Christmas seals for
the tuberculosis Association. Vol
unteers are needed. Call the de-
partment chairman of Community
Service. Mrs. Rose Perkins. Woodley
1892. what hours you can serve.
Police and Fire Auxiliary will meet
December u at 2437 Fifteenth street
NV. at pm Plans for the annual
Christmas baskets will be made. The
auxiliary Will participate in the gift
shop at the hospitals.
Kenna- Main Unit will meet to-
morrow at 2l0l @ street Sc. at 8
pm. Plans will be discussed for the
Christmas party for needy children.
Members are requested TO bring
canned goods for the Christmas
baskets.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
National Commander
Catholic Veterans
In Conference Here
Future PIons Made.
But Announcement
Withheld by Executives

National Comdr. Thomas Walsh
conferred here last week with men,
bers Of the central committee Of
the Catholic War Veterans and out
lined plans for future action by the
national body, which will be an
nounced after the holidays.
Msgr. Lawrence Sheehan ad-
dressed the Father Francis j. Hurney
Post last week. when the colors and
charter were draped in memory OF
two members who died during the
past month.
James Cardinal Gibbons Post
colors will De blessed at solemn
vesper service at 7:30 pm. December
IA at Holy Trinity Church. The Rev
James A McCarl. S. j., pastor, will
deliver the address of welcome. The
Very Rev. Ignatius Smith. o. p,
will deliver the sermon. The Rev
Francis j. Kelly of Our Lady of
Victory parish and chaplain Of this
post will give the benediction and
bless the colors.
Msgr Francis x. Bischof Post
officers were installed by National
Aide F. J. Cough. assisted by Aide
Henry F.. Hodges. as follows: Chap
lain, Lawrence A. McGlone; COM
mander, RAYMOND l.. Gilbert: first
vice commander. Charles Combs;
second vice commander. Frank H
Wilding; third vice commander
Henry j. McDermott; treasurer
Philip S. Regan; adjutant, James
B. Sullivan: judge advocate. William
T. Becker: welfare officer, S. c.
Duffy: historian. Robert B. Riedel;
officer of the day. F. E. Draley;
medical officer, John E. Morgan
trustee three years, George H
Smith: trustee two years, William
A. Kehoe, and trustee one year
Lester A. Zinn.
Father John w. Daily Post has
made plans to secure uniforms fol
the Holy Comforter Boys Band
which has been acquired by the
post. and to purchase set of post
colors.
The next meeting will be held or
December II.
Comdr. George A. Keyser o.
James T. Brady Post will particf'
pate in the blessing Of the james
Cardinal Gibbons Post colors. A Sc
of colors for this post will be secured
from national headquarters in tht
near future.
The vesper service planned by
Father Francis j. Hurney Pos
Auxiliary today at the Immaculate
Conception Church has been post
poned until after the holidays.
President Bertha Angevine an
nounces a Christmas party will b.
held at Carroll Hall between 2 ant
S pm. on December 90 The chill
dren of the post and auxiliary mem
bers will be hostesses to the childreI
Of st. Joseph's and other Catholi
institutions. Refreshments will b.
served and gifts v1ll Be distributed
Evening star., 1941-12-07
41st Division Society

The Gen. Stephan sector will hold
its first dinner at the Hamilton
Hotel on December 10 at pm.
Among those who served with the
41st during the last war. and are
now prominent in Washington, to
be present are:
Col. Bolles, formerly 146th F.. A.
66th Brigade, now head of civilian
defense for the District of Column
bia: Col ST. Clair, formerly 148th
F. A.. Goth Brigade, member of Vet
erans' Board of Appeals. United
States Veterans Administration
Maj. Dale Drain, attorney, formerly
major 146th F. A, 66th Brigade.
The dinner will be presided over
by Phil Belt, president. Charles B
Jennings, national executive officer
will act as POSTMASTER.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
18th Division Association

Past Comdr Edward v. Dittoe of
Washington Post and chairman of
the Christmas Dance Committee,
announces it will be held at the Co.
lonial Hotel at 9 pm. on December
13. The proceeds will be for chari-
table organizations Guests are asked
to bring toys or clothing, which will
be distributed to needy children.
Comdr. Samuel w. Barrow and his
stan will hold . reception before the
dance.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Harding Lodge
OF Co|ored Masons
Anniversary Tonight
Ceremonies to Be Held
At Zion Baptist Church;
Officers Elected

The 74th anniversary of Warren
Harding Lodge of colored Masons
will be observed tonight at the Lib
erty Baptist Church. The Rev
Hampton T. Gaskins, pastor and
chaplain of the lodge, will speak on
The Masonic Pavement" Master
Clarence Reed will preside.
Thornton H. Simmons was elected
grand high priest Of the Holy Royal
Arch Masons Tuesday evening.
Other officers elected were Allan A. G
Griffith, secretary COMPANION Mason
c. r G: Herbert W swire, grand king
w. T Thornley,, deputy grand high priest
J. p Snowden, grand master OF the veil
The Grand Lodge will meet Wed
nesdav night at Scottish Rite hal
with Grand Master Royal w. Bailey
presiding. There will be election OF
officers
The Rev. A. Joseph Edwards, pas
tor of Zion Baptist Church, will
speak on Re Building With Pur-
pose" before the Acacia Temple
Builders Association today at 4 pm
at Scottish Rite hall
Grand Royal Conductress Mar
garet Kelson announces the Mos
Royal Grand Court of the Cyrenes
will meet December l3.
Election and installstions Of lodse OF
ceJs are : EsTeka sde
December IL. Widow Son: December -
James H. Hill. December l ), Hiram: De
Charles Dathcer, and December 10, Doric
Grand Charity Edward Weyms request
secretaries send their lists of families u
receive Christmas baskets 10 his Office
oasis Court. Daughters OF Isis. VII e.ec
and install officers Friday at pm
hold elections December %.
| Convocations for Royal Arch Ma
sons are: December 9, keystone: De
cember II, ST. John: December Il
Union: December 18. Mt. Vernon
and December 10. Maxwell.
Conclaves for Knights Templar are
December 10, Gethsemane; December l:
Simon. and December I6, Mt. Calvary.
Prince Hall Chapter. O. E S. electe
! Mrs Marie Syphax. matron Clifford {
Smith. patron. Past Marion sea BIZ
Hutchins. secretary; Carey Robinson, SCI
tinel. Nellie Rogers, associate matrol
Irene W Smith, conductres: Thelma Wee
lock, associate COnductfeSs: Anna 1T
Adah; Evelyn Fish, Ruth, Blanche Trlc
l. Wicks. Electa; Pauline Virgil Marsha
Jeannette Thomas. Warder Matte Brow
chaplain. Marie NJ. Jumper. pianist. al
Louise H. Pack. assistant pianiSt.
Matron Elvira Hunt announce
that the annual Christmas Party {
the Officers. star points and pas
matrons of Queen OF Sheba Chapte
will be held. December 10, at he
home.
Elections and installations of of
flcers in o. E. S. chapters are: De
cember 8. Martha; December
Catcher; December 10, Ruth: De
cember II, Electa; December 1:
Queen of Sheba: December l.
Gethsemane; December 18. Queer
Esther and December 10, Fidelity
The grand chapter will hold it
annual sermon at Vermont Baptis
Church, December 81. The gram
chapter convenes in its annual com
munication. December 81.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Ladies' Auxiliary
Ancient Order Of Hiberniuns

Division No. 2 met last Monday at
St. Stephens Club. The following
officers were elected and will be in
stalled in January by the District
president. Miss Mary E. McCleary:
Mrs. Rose S. Martin, president;
Miss Mary inland, vice president;
Miss Bessie McGinnis, treasurer;
Mrs. Margaret Allan, financial sec
retary; Mrs. Alice Ward, recording
secretary: Miss Katie Lynn, chair
man of Irish history: Mrs. Mary
Kengla. mistress at arms, and Miss
Mary Noonan, sentinel.
Junior Division No. 2 met yester-
day at the home of Miss Mary Edith
Bolton. Plans were completed for
its Christmas party on December rs.