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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
Pappy Beat Sonny

John Fan'in AZ beat his son,
John Fantin Jr rs. hy a handle
bar in a Smile bike race m Chan
der Park SUNDAY John Skotcher
and Rudy Richter Wefe next in
the race staged bv rho Consumer
Cycling Club Another race Is
listed for next SUNDAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
BY BOB GURVIN

Holy Rcdoemcr has four con-
SccutiVe wins 40 It's credit today
in the Catholic High School Foot
ball League by virtue Of It's latest
20-6 victory over previously un-
beaten ST. Leo yesterday II took
Rcdecm6r just five plays 10 score.
After The kickoff they started
from their own 40 Three running
PLAYS took them 10 the II Tom
Fries carried 10 the ) and then
Marty Kelly broke away after
being stopped an the line OF scnm-
mage, for a touchdown.
ST. MARY LOSES
Another team which had its
goal line crossed for the first time
was LoWdcs. although it doWned
its opponents. ST. Mary OF Red
ford. 2l-lS. Holy Rcdeemcr and
LourdcS viii battle for the west
side leadership next Sunday
Bill David OF 81. Rose added
two moro tOuchdOWns 10 run his
total for the season 70 y, as his
team doWncd 81 Vincent. 1873,
The first time nc ran 10 yards
for tally and the next he
grabbed q 4O-yard pass from Ray
Mackin, and then dashed p for
A touchdown
81. Philip. led bv Amcdc Do
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
o o Q Q Q Q o Q o o Q
HOW to
ROWE Iyy.I1acD, y FRED wotF WOLF
o o 0 0 D o o D D D 8
Selecting Your Ball

One Of the post important
things for a bowler. is to be able
TO select the right ball for his
hapd. OF course, we absolutely
advocate 10 own your own ball,
but -r,g,4t now that's not too
likely as Nt6c manufacture Of
bowling balls haS been very linn
tied. But in the verV, near future,
you will haye an opportunity
To the bs-5Ser who does not
have his own Ball he should make
il point ~ all times 10 locate a
ball which fits his particular grip
BY thissSre mean. OF course, that
the holes are the right diameter
for your fingers, and when picking
the ball up off tho rack, your
fingers are not cramped. When
your fingers are iH A. cramped
position, the span is too narrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
STROH FIFTH

This time Joe Norris and cast
1927. good Tor ft'h
place behind CaSS Schlan s PcpSi
Colas who built 39S2 Pepsl ad-
on the late squads n com
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
Evergreen Wins

The Midwest Polo Association
opened It's outdoor season a. River
Rouge yesterday Nth Evergreen
Stable downing Detroit LanccrS.
; 20 3
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23

A sure test for your proper
span is 10 insert your thumb and
lay the palm OF your hand across
the finger holes. The second joint
Of your fingers should extend
approximately one-quarter Of an
inch past the outside diameter Of
the holes. This should give YOU a
comfortable grip and allow you 10
release the ball freely
All men boWlerS should use 2
16-pound ball while the ladies
should start with a II or l4-pound
ball. Then after YOU have devel-
oped your approach, and delivery
try the regulation l6-pounder II
II is too heavy fa you, stay with
the li-pOunder.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23

LOVES REC. 20 20 siItfiso sRrl,s6 4sttGs 4Gstfs
1925 east jefferson. At 6a'tla~r NJ s1l2
MT. ELLIOTT REC, 1880 ~ NJ ,.sst, ELLIOTT
or,r AUsY TODAY Ur'H $50 ". Ate, a.
Vi'r Our Cocktail Loun0s q Beautiful lanes
NJ YMpIc RE ssArlosAt ., q GO, s'yts =
roMt of GFEATER DETROIT Atl.SrAR.
v Ailey Open so~iina AT DAY sat. Sur
PALACE REC si'' .I..,, assrisT S,..., - a.. u.s.
opsn Alleys TO-DAY UrtI 30 3 81 After o..
Free psrsoQ. Restaurant. Cocktail Louoes
PALACE -SCHOEHHERR f6aG'0T FosD 'sis5as q $50
ASK ABoU1 PAUL NoBltYs SITS.
INSTRUCTOR ~ EVERY tsTABLlSHNESt
PALMER PARK wodpxssg 5Mts[ TO.O 20, 9,3s;;' Ioss
10 9-2232. onsH n1siina From & 30 N 10 s
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pI Iynllu saG JOS cAMPAu VA rsls
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Open Daily Until 4, A. M.
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$50. 5.s'nOS OooS,,, ri .,s sur go 500 an.o
sat 10 ?. " optS ALltvs SAT AND Sun
RAMONA REC. :, 'ie 2,5aSay' 5asT "'"ysHo5s gs 9s5s
opsn Bovlins TODAY Until p NJ AFTER ll
AL DAY on SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
prn mn WOODWARD At rHt BLVo.
feU MILL is ALLEYS rR ss72
0psn Alley, TODAY $50 " Until p NJ
After % 70 a. N. All. Dal Sats. and Sans.
pWllpL prr s7l1 GRAND RIVER AVE.
NOW FORMING SATURDAY AFTERNOON
JUNIOR HOUSE LEAGUE. JOIN NOW
eTLTl rIlp issoo WOODWARD TO s.lsi2
OlHlL Hi0 ~ state AIR Grounds - Lanes.
SIT rHtS GREAr SHOW PLACE OF WORLD.
OPEN BOWLING DAILY AT AL TIMES.
TWENTIETH CENTURY !'s1 g sII',, Sa's <, As5 ,.5,
Ops0 Alieys TO-DAY un,H ard After No
p " Al ,nAN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
TWENTY GRAND !stlltyS sT7 a v. SAss5s ~ '.ss.,
Open Alleys Today All Day! \
Y ESTABLISHMENTS
LUCKY STRIKE "t tse fGAsyp sty9 styts ~ !.,s.s ~
Obea Alleys TODAY Moon 900 PN ard After
l-Att DAY on SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
MACK REC, 70 attt2s '.ti @A'N A''sS' W. slos
Open Bowling al All lines!
MICHIGAN RsC. i. "a q, we 4,eH'eAs avs (. s.,
Open Bowling a. All lines!
tReCTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23

Altoona REC, "a al 4ittYs SleH''A' tst y t,,e
AFTER 10 AL oAY sAr AND SUs sAR
ARGYLE REC, esasO I,s' SoSITIA"s slv1s 10 a. ,sss
ENJOY OPfs BOWLING HtRE SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY 1000 A " UNTIL CLOSING
BpLc0E prc veasos, " ~AItgMAs
DLHUUN nGO' ALLEYS ~ 2.g0S0
Open Daily az 10 A. M.
CADILLAC 20 .,.;. as 'AsT rssIs. sSsGstss es ,Is,
Open Banlaa TO-DAY Unul S Pm. ard After
All DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
cLelun s7r WOODWARD IS ALLEYS
6HolNU AlF COOLED ca 1s92
Choice League Openings Left
CHENeTRONBLY $3.50 2. csssf s..s,I,., e. t,... $40
ROwLtEG Bslts APE NOW AVAiLABIEi
H,v, Your Bau Property ft'sd ny Soc PsuuA
CLUB REC, $40 rGeo%AsS st2:,.'.S.S, s1sI; 5s 2'''o
open Bosh-s rODAY Urti PW and kIrr o.
tsaaus opsnirss on tuesday and Thursday
CONNER REC, ssspts isI fq""tH avg a. s,sI S,sI
ALLAN az -sAF44aeArs -sAs -sesears
CREST LANES fUtttfI9'' ttltEs at GO -S S'yts ss.,
VISIT Our stAGt Sac COCKTAIL LOUNGE
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BOWL BOWL DANCE HERC DAILY
Opsn ALLEYS TODAY Until p. N ard After %
GREAT LAKES so6owAsS " d5sT s5'T'"Sst Ss s,st .i
Open Boslna-60 ALLEYS IN RoW-uaiH s
" AID Afer ~ Pm Cocktail Gar Adio,nino
r p. prr ssss GRAND RVtR ava.
W IL ULDt 10 ALLEYS NO q6-0
INSTRUCTION - Approach Delivery -- Correctly
Tausht Begi0rsu invited can for Appointment
uLppCp pEN 7u9 HARPER AVE Near
lNlh III NAu, SHERIDAN " q0qt
Open Bowiino TODAY untI " After %.
20 ALLOYS VIsr Our Beautiful Cocktail lou0ge
IuDEpIkl pEn GENERAL MOroRs BLOG.
lNI Cn'AL 0IOt i8 ALLEYS Ma qfq5
OftN BOWLING HERE TODAY UNTIL E ~
AlL oAN SAT 4 SUN tECELLENT FOOD.
AVU GAh.N 20 AtLEYs N 70 SLIM
opss Bowlirq TO-DAY Uhtt P\ NJ After N
AL. DAY on SATURDAYS ANp SUNDAYS
NON-ASSOCIATlO
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23

fnan act
Rod Son. my great dane,
went in. and as soon as he did,
his collie girl friend enlisted.
too. She Joined the WOOFS.
Red Son got out early,
though In fact. as soon AS
they started the point system
hr growcd tnc army moro than
branch Of his family.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23

COMMUNIQUES

HOLLYWOOD
IL
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JOB soldiers know dogs
The tsO provided one The big
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23

n family
Lme I'm up he enllcd glnon INC
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
NON-ASSOClATlO

AMNnANln & AtLEYs CT N7O
OpGN BOW LING SATURDAY ANo SUNDAY
cNbice LEAGUE Resecvatgns Are stu Available
ncYTEQ nEr DEETCR a. BOSTON BLVD
VNNlLN ULUt 20 ALLEYS ~ 5.0i8l
GN1ire LEAGUE RfsrrvatiOns stili Available
OPEN BOWLING HERC AT btt-ftnEs'
HP. AUDITORIUM 2, e .tssyst .ttfys "a Ayss9f sssyl
All DAY on SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
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The Coolidge examiner., 1945-05-04
Betty June Yates
Chosen To Head
Rainbow Girls

Betty June Yates was elected
worthy advisor of Coolidge Assem-
bly, of the Order of Rainbow for
Girls at a meeting of the group
Wednesday night in Masonic
Temple.
Those who will serve with her
for the coming term are: Helen
Anderson, associate worthy advis-
or; Betty Ruth Moody, charity;
Sue Kyser, hope; Madge Dixon,
faith; Jackie lies, chaplain, and
Elinor Clark, drill leader.
Chosen to fill color stations were:
Rhama Sturgeon. red: Velda Alb
bott, orange; Leola Darlington,
yellow; Marilyn Elsberry, green;
Alice Loucks. blue; Dorothy Naf-
ziger, indigo, and Patsy Johnson,
violet. Bennie Boone was elected
confidential observer; Gloria Ken
worthy, outer observer; Margie
Neighbors, musician, and Mary
Douglas, fire director. Choir mem
bers chosen were: Betty June
Clark, Dorothy Rebels. and Edna
VeaZey.
Installation has been scheduled
for Sunday afternoon, May 6, at
2:30 in Masonic Temple. Betty
Clark will be installing marshall,
Mrs. j. ]. Jones will serve as in
stalling chaplain and Mrs. A. d.
Tyler will be installing organist.
The ceremony is open to the pub
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-05-04
Want Ads
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
NEW BROOM house near school
and business district, immediate
possession. Terms. Unfur-
nished $1975. Furnished $2500.
5-ROOM HOUSE in North Cool
idge, garage, large trees. I'm
mediate possession. Cash or
terms.
4-ROOM HOUSE, shower bath.
newly painted, concrete floors
Immediate possession. Terms
225O.
NEW BROOM furnished house on
Walton Avenue. Immediate pos
session. Cheap.
81 ACRE TRACT, all in cultivation.
so acres in cotton; fine yields.
4-room house, immediate pos
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-05-04
Gospel Meeting At
OF Christ

A series of gospel meetings con-
Quoted by C. B. Middleton of Hele-
ma, Montana, began Thursday, May
8. at the Church of Christ and will
continue through May 13. Song
services begin at 1880 each even
ing. The public is cordially in
vited to attend by d. L. Harguess,
minister of Coolidge Church OF
Christ
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-05-04
Evangelists Preach
Church OF Nazarene

The Rev. and Mrs A. L. Cargill,
preachers and singers of Bethany,
Oklahoma, will begin series of
evangelistic services at the Church
of the Nazarene Sunday, May 6,
through May 20. They have been
in evangelistic work a number OF
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-05-04

years in the middle western,
southwestern and northwestern
states. Services begin each even
ing at s O'Clock. The public is ex-
tended a cordial invitation to at
tend by w. L. Dicus, pastor of the
Church of the NaZarene.
q Mrs. Myrtle Mulkey of Ell Paso,
Texas, is visiting Dr.. and Mrs.
William Jackson.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-05-04

FOR 'SALE-1936 International 112
ton truck, good rubber. Mrs.
G. H. Thompson, Phone SO.
Waikiki Inn. M4-1tp.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-05-04

FOR SALE-New stucco two-bed-
room house, partly furnished,
$4,000. Call 14S-J3 after 5 p. m.
M4-1tc.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-05-04

FOR RENT - Large unfurnished
apartment. Possession May %.
Phone 284 or see J. J. Wallace.
South 3rd st. M4-1tc
ROOM AND White, mid
dle-aged couple will share home
with one or two employed gen
tlemen. White only. All home
cooked food. Mrs. Marie Culli-
gan. Lincoln Ave, brown adobe
house; End house south of Cool
idge Grocery. M4-1tp
$50 REWARD for information lead
ing to conviction of person or
persons who stole wheel and tire
YB63797S-600-16 Firestone re-
cap. Liberal reward for return
of stolen wheel and tire. Phone
157. M4-1tp
HELP WANTED - 'Seamstress or
woman for alterations. Elite
Cleaners. M4-1tc
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-12-14
By Emma Crews
BY 7. MELVIN

probability you
of Bonneville The Inaugural Ball. mildly colossal
few votes behind Jimmie winding with $4,000 votes to Jimmes &c.
dates and wind second than something Gene
the satisfaction knowing many the
Cities and him credit for his spomanshp his
great fight during the campaign of the Bonneville Mayor Mayor
Humphrey Minneapolis his the
Mayor Bonneville conception and razed the Master
Cecil E. Newman who took it apparently in good spirit.
Gmpsed crOwd-Ruby formerly Rapids,
sailors soldiers charged
Mrs Gene" Harris wearing lovely orchid Mrs. Marjorie Ward and
Matte Mr. Mrs. Nathaniel Salute real PACKERS Genes Flo
mother accompanied
Brown r candidate who received fourth place. Mr. Mrs. c.
Ball. Mrs W. A Cartwright her daughters
Patterson, l. NJ Garden, E. Weber, Walker
Banks who took pictures during the presentation of the trophy
"Booe" Bell Florence Ward stunning
Harris Roxe Harris Bob Rife Kenny Wilson and Anita BoedoOn
George Shannon Turner Price, Gloria Gilbert Ito be friends
which they hard bev Pat Mallory during
evening" should having
Paul with discharge then the fun began Dick
before being released the Army
Also Mr. Lohn and Mr. Hargroves of the OPA
Washington Vincent Mrs Blanche charming
lady friend Charles Toney FEPC of Davenport, Iowa and
millions
Byron join wife, JEAN who had
found apartment waiting Lucky
girl Willis Clark his attractive wife, Sedala enjoying
nitef the other evening Willis is home fuough I'll
Bucky and Allen really glad their Daddy Tommy
Braddock eating Monday
city two days. Tommy has been many battles says
Paul quiet he can't accustomed
tme Tommy There have been 2S1 Negro
Armed Forces the Twin Cities. figures
Negro back with discharges
urday night that Gladys Sims married Monday
Ohio Minnie Robinson and mother planning
spend the Holidays the Sunny South
got off to San Pedro Calf after being delayed having
trouble He departed the Sanity
is basking in the California sunshine
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-12-14

to say that "I'm P. I. Pate from
Washington State" So I feel that
Of Van White is really on the ball
and he said if you don't believe
him ask, "Tom Thumb the railroad
scout, he'll tell all you cats what
it's all about" l am seeing so
many G. l. Joes returning, that
it is hard to keep track. All
l know is they're home to rack
'um back. :.
Well Pm a rambling reck from
Georgia Tech. 4. Jest like Big
Lee from Germany so while Pm
writing this 1--WE, give me a hand
because Pm the cat you read
about the man from mystery
land.
So, so long, you can't go wrong,
if you sing song about 1--WE, man
alive, so all you cats get on the
beam, get hep like the boxing team
Duke Don.
P. S. Met Jimmie Joyce Tues
day night at our boxers banquet
and is that cat card. .. l quote
to show you how hep he is, 81 am
Jimmie Joyce, the ladies choice
but though all my pride and joy
am still my mammals baby boy"
I'd swear he's wreck from Georgia
Tech!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-12-14
Miss Anna Roberts
WEEDS William Johnson

In a quiet ceremony performed
by the Rev. H. W. Bolts, ST., Miss
Anna G. Roberts, 1909 Olson Blvd,
became the bride of William john
son, Saturday, Dec. 8, at her home.
Mrs. C. Patterson and Leroy Nc
Gowan and Georgia Palmer were
the couples attendants.
Among the guests were Mines.
Matte LaGrone, Joe Napue, Hat
tie H. Kinney, Hannah johnson;
Messrs. and Mines. VIM. Gray,
Ernest McNeal, Ted Stroud, Tom
Perkins, Theo. Woodland, Miss Lot
tie P. Brown, and Messrs. Jerome
Wiley, Jess Wiley and Jock Thomas.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-12-14

S. Broms, veteran of the Combat
Engineers, Third Army, ETC and
Meridel LeSueur, local author, are
among the speakers.
not be present were Wilbur Girls
sam, Clyde Turrentine, Jesse Nc
Elroy, and Leonard Steele. The
meal was prepared by Mrs. W. D.
Gates and Mrs. Pat Patton. Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Green, Charles Will
liams, and Herbert Howell, assist
ed. w. D. Gates was chairman.
John Starks, ST., 2205 Elliot Ave.,
who underwent an eye operation
about eight days ago, succumbed
Wednesday, Dec. IL, at the Mime
apolis General hospital.
Funeral arrangements were not
complete. They are awaiting word
from his son, Ralph, in Boone, Iowa,
and his grandson, 1t. Leroy Bell, in
the Army.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-12-14

"SOC41 O4s \"LO 0COhG1A
is home on furlough) were the
dinner guests of lovelies Leona and
Hazel McNeal, last Tuesday, at the
latter's home on Carroll Avenue.
That old, old flu bug is really
having himself a ball, getting peo-
pie sick. Gladys Hobbs, who just
recovered from it a couple of weeks
ago is down with it again. Some
people seem to have all the poor
luck. . There were quite a few
Minneapolitans at the Halle
Lounge, Wednesday. Jeanette
and Cora Lee Patterson of Fort
Dodge, Iowa, are expected to visit
our Sanity City about the middle
of the month. The Mayor of
Bonneville Dance at Norway Hall,
last Friday, was really something
worth going to. There were so
many there, I hardly know where
to begin. Gene Ewing, Handy
White were check-room attendants.
Some of the couples 1 caught
glimpses of were: Nelson Mccoy
and Pat Cartwright, George Shan
non and Iris Brown and Edith
Camp, and Luther johnson. .
LaRohn Latimore was there acting
silly but doing some mighty fine
dancing. :. Verlene Price, Phyllis
Mayes, lone Russell, Alamercia
Barnes were among the gals 1 saw
jitter-bugging away. Was
ever surprised to see Sylvania and
Tommy Roberts "a couple of old
friends back in St. Paul, and they
both looked so fine). J. C. was
also there.-My, but she's begin
ming to go places fast.-The band
was more than good.
Well, again for this week, I'll
give you the personality of the
weeks description and you see if
you can guess who it is. Well, she's
about 5 #. 8 in. tall, weighs 112
lbs, has black hair and eyes. .
Spends her spare time playing
piano. Her dream boy is Frank
Brown and she's student at John
Marshall high school. 1 sup
pose you know about the basket
ball game and dance, the 22nd of
December, at the Halle @. Gym,
and I believe that it is the same
night Frances Morris is giving her
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-12-14
SlemmOns Thanks
The Public

The mere words "thank you,"
cannot begin to tell you people, who
helped me win the title Mayor
in the recent Mayor of Bonneville
contest, how much appreciate your
help and what your support means
to me.
I shall carry out whatever duties
this title may require of me and
promote good community endeav-
ors that will make things better
for my people.
l also want to thank that fine
organization, The Negro Associated
Credit Union, for sponsoring such
a project.
James Slemmons
2201 Fifth Ave. s.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-12-14
Phyllis WheatleY's
End Annual Boxing
Show Dec. 81, 1915

1nyIllS WneaCleyS Second An
nual Boxing Show of ten bouts and
thirty rounds will be something of
celebration of Wheatley's VIC
tory in the recent novice tourna-
ment. Coach Harry Davis will also
be able to bring forward from last
years tournaments two more cham
pions, Ed Lacy, Northwest Fly
weight Champion, and Robert Ran
dell, last years Bantamweight
Novice Champion. Balance of
champions on hand for the show on
Dec. 81, are four.
In addition to the possible cham
pions on the card there will be
such fighters as James Carlyle,
Lyle Lewis, and other Twin City
amateur fighters who throw leather
as though they have never heard
of rationing.
The fight card will be completed
this week, and tickets are $3.50 gen.
eral admission and $1.2O reserved
seats tax included. Tickets may be
obtained by calling Oh. 1854.
The fight will begin at $3.50 p. M,
Friday, Dec. 81, at Phyllis Wheat
ley House.
Boxers Feted
The members of the PHYLLIS
Wheatley Boxing Team who par
ticipated in the City-wide Novice
tournament last week were the
guests of the Goth Limited Club at
chicken dinner, Tuesday night,
Dec. II. Members attending were
Donald Gates, Jimmy Miller, Daniel
Davis, Donald Riley, Bobby Ban
narn, Lyle Lewis and Clentell Jack
son. Others present were Jimmie
Joyce, professional boxer, who
fought Jackie Graves Dec. 10,
Harry Davis, Wheatley coach.
Edward Lacy, 1914 Golden Glove
winner, and Henry Thomas, head
resident of Wheatley House.
Members of the team who could
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-12-14
Wilson Boys, All
Soldiers. Home

Pvt. W. W. Wilson, S/Sgt. An
tome Wilson and Pfc. Walter Will
son, all sons of Mrs. A. w. Wilson,
1918 Fourth St. So, are home.
Two are discharged and one on
furlough.
Pvt. w. W. Wilson has been sta
toned in California and has served
26 months altogether in the Army
Air Corps with the quartermaster
group. He was discharged from
the army, and arrived home Satur-
day, Dec. 8. His wife, Patricia, and
their two children, Caren, 2k years
old, and a son, w. W., Jr., IL
years old, live at 526 Trenton Ave.
No.
S/Sgt. Antoine has been in Yer
dun, France, and Germany. He has
been overseas 214 years and in the
army four years, where he served
with the GAG ordnance group. He is
wearing the good conduct medal,
the victory ribbon, the E. T. o.
Campaign ribbon for three battles,
Normandy North France and the
Rhineland and is wearing the
American Theater Campaign rib
bon. He served as first sergeant
and had administrative duties. His
wife, Mary, lives at GIG Girard
Ave. No. He was discharged from
the army Dec. 7.
Pfc. Walter, who is with the
Air Corps in Indiana is home on an
18-day furlough. They have an
other brother, Alvin, who is cor
poral in the Philippines.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-12-14
Newman Speaker
On Punel Forum
On Radio Show

Cecil E. Newman, editor of the
Spokesman-Recorder papers, was
among the speakers on a radio pan
ell, Wednesday afternoon, at $3.50
over KUOM, University of Mime
sofa station.
Subject of the panel was: "The
World We Want" Also taking part
were William M. Friedman, assist
ant director of the Walker Art
Center; Mrs. Lawrence Steefel,
chairman of social studies, Mime
apolis College Women's Club; and
Frank M. Rarig, Professor of
Speech, and chairman of the
Speech department at University
of Minnesota.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-12-14

party, tsk-tsk. The Magis-
trate club of Halle is giving
dancing party, the 18th of Deem
Der, at Halle, also. Too bad
about the postponing of the Elites
dance, until a future date, wasn't
it? Congratulations to Mrs.
Donald Titus, the former Betty
Lou Howard, who last week was
the. mother of a Glib. baby girl,
named Toy Ann. . Frances Nor
ris' song of the week, is "Someday
I'll Meet You Again." by the King
Cole Trio.
Time has come for me to start
running along. So catch you next
week. Bye now!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-12-14
GREETING?


Talent Pert Judy Perkins is singer She really has
voice Gee, hate talent like hers
Fred Adkins who also has lovely
Taylor Jr who them he
Too bad don't have city wide chorus.
of talent to And help Howard
Brown and his musicians should places They
Invitations to Matte LaGrones wedding which will
Christmas Day. out She is being wed Chicago
Records: Anna Moore Otis said) professional ap
with Milwaukee store
and heard her singing along with his
Jivin Joe Jackson" be her
Billy Ekstne have been about the spelling
1 say "Ecksten").
Civic: Attended meeting of the Industrial
YWCA Monday (he second have attended
mttee and found it interesting Helen Whiteside
member, Immediately asked talk
our next meeting January In fact he entire commttee
all supposed study the labor situation
ask questions Mrs Anna Smith rban secretary
also member of the board Girls in industrial might
at the Y concerning membership
Simms Club The lady contact is
You'll like the club Mrs Betty president
Mrs Norma Staufer, head told that
Caye member of the board of the principal
speaker at the US meeting in January
Cay former resident of Minnesota and
Cooke of the Peoples Voice.
Attention Ve Those of interested Trailer
inquire at the Mayors office nneapos Smms
Mayor Humphreys assistant