St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-01

Law, cute men; GAIES
LaVerne Manderville, ruff; Doris
White, fine; Roberta Ellis, swell,
and many more hens. Some of
the cats there were Norman
Carter, popular; Gerald Ford, ruff;
Donald Riley, he man, and the rest
Of the Minneapolis cats. Yes,
there were hens, fine cats with
their line and jumping and jiving
that was a killer thriller.
On Thursday, there was a mad
dance with Chester Windy and the
boys and from what l hear it was,
well on the ball, OIL man.
Well the hard cat Donald Call
endar is home on leave quote, "oh
happy day" unquote, C. A. Friday
there was a party given by Veta
Law and Audrey King The
party was a killer and the food
was good and if you were not
there well you just should -.
Note: The average boy and girl
has a question that is deep the
average MON and dad on this will
go to sleep The average boy
and girl will have to learn some
day .. The average nom and dad
should school them right away
Don.
The Sumner welcome home party
in honor of service men was really
fine, everyone was there including
Mrs. Opal Stone who is a real
hep cat, Mrs. Polk, also a hepster
and many more fine mellow hens
and sharp cats >. The program at
the Phyllis Wheatley backed up by
the ex-Navy band.
Some Of the outstanding parts
Of the program were the talk by
Mayor Humphrey, that started out
to be a welcome home to service
men and ended up on the racial
problems When the Mayor fin-
ished talking | am sure he won the
confidence and respect Of both
white and cOlored, ex-service men
and civilians. He made his speech
in a way that even the teenagers
understood the point he stressed
&. The ten o'clock news by Cedric
Adams was given from the Wheat
ley gym and was something new
for many of us Sgt. Lorenzo
Manderville gave us some mad
riffs on the piano That really
raised the deadist dead beak's bots
zoot! Some mad taps were knock,
ed out The cute little Janet
Stone and she will be a nice
dancer, one Of these days with the
help Of her dancing sister One
Of the numbers that really shook
the house was the one by Michael
Collins, a cat that sang and
danced and the house just roared
when that cat did his angle worm
dance To top off this mad
program, Mrs. Lillian Goodhue
Penn really blew her wig. AL
though she is in her "thirties" OF
more, she can really jam OF
I'll the dances given at the Phyllis
the one by that middle aged chick
Mrs. Penn she gives the finest
She does more dancing and sing.
ing than the average teenager
After talking to her she replied
after all that, l am ready ia
take a nice rest in good oil Chi
but you can imagine the rest she
will get in Chicago After the
program there was a mad dance
that really was solid Some Of
the chicks there were, Phyllis
Nevils, fine but mixed up, Joyce
Clayton shapely, Johnny Clayton
fine smile and many more fine
mellow hens E. . Some of the SHARP
cats, were David Allen, specs
Kinney Mckinney, SHARPLY, Leor
James, dancer and a newcomer
Leon Payne, what say a thrill
that's a joke son.
l also hear that the CLIO dance
was a bit on the droopy side, bu
the band was great any way anC
any time Well I'll be digging
all you mellow hens and cats som,
other time Just let it go a
that l can't think of any rhyme
Duke (jazzonocracy) Don.