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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-18
CLEVELAND WEST
.. 49,. NEWS
By Helen
BY Helen

Cleveland, O., Dec 18-Con-
gratulations to NJ. E. Berdel and
the Committee who arranged the
i. 5. ]. A. Twentieth Ami, ersa.
ry celebration in Youngstown
1t was a wonderful, sl &C S
West added she second loss
this season by being defeated in
Salem 58--54 Thanks for a good
game, delicious meal and swell
time at your Club, Salem.
The Youngstown-West game
on December 20 will be played
at the Franklin YMCA. Girls
game starts at 7 p. m.
We hope to see all out-of-town
friends at4our Christmas dance
this Sat-, Dec. 20. Music by the
popular Melo-Master orchestra.
The glimmer and sparkle of this
holiday season will add to the
enjoyable evening at West.
Boys will go to the mems lodge
meeting this Friday and our
christmas Party next week, we
have cancelled singing practice
until the first Friday in January.
Let's make bigger and better
chorus in the future.
Our tradition will not be bro
ken this Christmas Eve-yes, meet
after church services at church
for our annual Christmas CAROL
ing.
Also, don't miss the Christmas
party Dec. 20 which will start
after short business meeting.
You are ask to bring 25c gift.
To Ellwood City
We are expecting busload on
Dec. q. Hope you bring the girls
team. ., --...
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-18
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,finan3.Kentrcuc
mbcr Deppel;ef,e

Waibinston. 31,ltGnbige Rcaie.
rllngsfreiie erfldrten, Dab sic 8erei.
nisten Staaten uno 8roBbritanuicn
elm slbfommen eraielt baben, ourd
oas erite nabe5u politiroise tpirt.
ihaftlide ilno finan5ielle aontrolle
iiber Die amerifaniihe ,mo britilde
3one IN 9eutidlano erlanst baben.
9ie Mmerifaner tperoen so Bis 90
Ero5ent Der Soften Der militGriihel
@eiebune Der beioen Sonen iibernebs
men.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-18
NORTH CHICAGO
HIGHLIGHTS
By Ellen

Chicago, ILL.,. Dec lS-Our meet
ing in December was enhanced by
grand spirit of cooperation by
our fellow members.
Although pve postponed the
clubs election of officers due to
uncomfortable circumstances we
arranged fully the plans for our
forthcoming Winter Waltz in
February.
You are urged to be present
at the January l4th meeting. The
tickets will be distributed at this
day. so make a list of your friends
that will want to get in on the
fun. Everyone is invited.
Don't forget to be present at
the January election and bring
your ideas for planning the social
calendar of bright J. S. North
erners new year. With all your
ideas just think of the fun we can
have? Right? So come along and
get i'm the social swim of the J. S.
Northerer's grand splash into 48.
To all our fellow members and
fellow clubs we send our most
sincere wishes for very merry
Christmas and brightes of New
Years.
AS this will be probably be my
last column for the J. S. North
erner's | wish to thank everyone
for their help in giving me news
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-18
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Branch l and 4.

Our Annual Christmas Party
will be held this Sunday, Dec. Il,
at $3.50 p. m. at the Sachsenheim,
7OOl Denison Ave. There will be
a nice program with both children
anH adults taking part. Santa
Claus will be there with some
thing for all the children, alight
meal will be served and music
for dancing in the, early evening.
All this is FREE with the excep-
ton of the meal. Be on time and
bring the whole family to the
Sachsenheim for a good time.
Final Rehearsal
1t is requested that the children
taking part in the program be at
the Sachsenheim at 2 p. m., Dec.
2lst for final rehearsal.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-18
SAXON VETERANS
BY Frank Ham
Best Wishes

Best Wishes
We would like to take this op-
portunity to wish our members
as well as everyone a Merry
Christmas and a Happy and Pro-
sperous New Year.
Our Meeting
Let's start the New Year right
by having all our Saxon Veterans
attending our meetings regularly
SO that we can accomplish even
more in 1913 than we have in the
past year. Our next meeting will
be on Monday, January S, at the
West Side Sachsenheim at 8 p. IN.
All Saxon Veterans who are
of Branch should be
at the meeting of Branch | to-
night, Friday, Dec. 10Th. Officers
will be elected at this meeting.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-18
CANTON ECHO
By Toots Schorsten

Canton. O.. Dec. 18-Canton
had bye last week and everyone
enjoyed their rest by invading the
Youngstown club Sunday at
which was held the T. S. T. A.
Anniversary. Thanks Youngs-
town for the swell job of enter
tainment.
This Sat. eve if your back hurts
and your strength and energy is
below par, come and witness a
great exciting game between Can
ton and New Castle and we qua
rantee you won't have any. aches
when the game is over. The game
will be played at Baxter School
at' 8 p. m. We hope New Castle
has a girls team. After the game
we go to the club for wonderful
meal and delightful evening of
dancing.
:. To Monaco
We received your note of thanks
tor defeating Farrell and throw
ing the Eastern division into a tie.
We enjoyed doing it. Now you
will have to work hard to see who
gets it. But thank you, we hope
we can say the same to one of
you sometime.
Christmas Party
Monday, Dec. p, at 8 D. m. at
the club we will have our annual
Christmas Party. Refreshments,
games and all sorts of entertain
ments has been arranged, also a
!gift grab bag exchange consist
ing of SOC gifts. Everything else
free. A special invitation goes to
all of our old and new members.
Lets all help make this party a
success.
Let's not forget at midnight
Dec. 24th. The Jrs. are planning
to have our yearly affair by go
ing caroling. We would like to
see more Of our Jrs. out. Ask the
kids who went last year what a
good time they had.
The Senior lodges are having a
supper and childrens program on
the evening of Dec. oath. They
would like to see lot of Jrs.
there, don't let them down.
Thanks goes to the Canton sing
ing society for putting on their
winter concert and by having
Becker's orchestra for their dance.
| think everyone had sore feet by
the time they went home.
Special to Cleveland West
On bealf of the club and myself
| take this opportunity to make
an opology to each of you. l was
very sorry to hear that you were
offended by my column. Being as
| didn't write the column l had no
idea of what was in it until the
paper was received. From this
point on no one will write a re-
port except the reporter. We hope
you will accept our apology and
remain our friendk After all,
friendship is the basic idea of all
our clubs and I'VE all like to keep
it. iAuf Wiedersehen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-18


elei6 idlineen iib Die belIen &iieeI
nno Der ounfle Berg INN ibr id0nes
Bilo, oas ibnen gleihernnBen 1heIt.
Dem strenaen un6 ben @eihen Dem
GrnIten nno Den &eitern, Dem Spcil.
Der oes @eins uno oen &iiterinnel
Der 6ruft. 9lIs Oh 8ott bon Mnbc.
ginn cine 2anoihaft bate id,affen
lpoIlen, IN Der Delltid,e uno 8elide
iid tpoblfiiblen lnb pertragen, 70
ruben oas burgunoiibe nno 6as ale.
nonniid)e llfer an ibrem etpigem
Spiegel, Dem See.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-18
CLEVELAND EAST
By Carl

Cleveland. O., Dec. 1S-A very
special holiday toast to Youngs-
town for putting over a grand
time for everyone in the part of
perfect hosts to such large
crowd.
To Ellwood City
Our game with you will start
at $50 at the Lutherans Vets
Club. 26l. Prospect Ave. We will
have someone at the club to direct
you to the gym. We've expect
ing large turnout from your
side and have planned an even
ing of grand entertainment and
have one of the best bands for
your dancing pleasure.
This our first in series of
three holiday jamborees dances
that should arouse the Saxon
spirit and come down for a swell
time that you won't forget.
To One and All
Our scheduled game with New
Castle on the 9th will not be
played at the Vets club, due to
our visitors working conditions.
Watch this column for more in
termination.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-18
Il. S..8mraer,Sra,.ei,
bleiben in 1smblanN

@aibinaton. 9as Staats- Depart.
ment perGffentlid)tc cine Hote, oie es
Dor 6 Monaten an bie Soapiet- -llnion
ribtete unb il, ser es oas MusreiIe.
|erbot fiir oic' $50 r,liiiihen Jrauem
amerifaniider giirger fir runber.
itGnolib" erflGrte.
GuBlano lpurbe IN oieier Note er.
iudt, bieien Srauen Sic Musreiie 5u
geitatten lno ebenfalls 8erionen, 6ie
ibren Mngaben nod amerifaniiMe
giiraer iino nnb aus ben neucn ruj.
iilhen 8cbieten in Slteuropa 5tant.
men oie Seimfebr 81 ermoeliden.
SDliihtIih Sieier lesteren Yerio.
men, beren In5abl niht befanntsc.
geben iuuroe. miro ausgeiiibrt: g(Ge
9emiibunsen ser amerifaniiden 8ot-
'daft in Wosfau. GrIaubnis 3u er.
balten, Inn oiele 2e,,te su perboren
uno ibren Status beitimmen gu Dir.
fen, oanit lie moslihertpeiie ,pieoer
naf Sen Sereinisten Staaten suriid.
febren fonren, iinb erfolslos &c.
bIiehen."
Sie Note tpuroe nit ser llnteridrift
bon Sean ghelon, Dem ban,oligcn
l(nterltaatsiefretdr, am 20. Mai an
Die &uiien abseianbt. Sic tpuroe Der.
offentlift aus anlaB elmer 9lage
bon Sanrport5oon GbooIotian. Ser ari
Seititellung ieines @orml,noidafts.
redts iiber orei ,nmiinbige ainoer
Dor ieiner sustpanoerung nod Stub.
lanb flagte.
Sm 3u'ammenbans nit oieier
alase batten oie H,,Iien in elmer Notc
on roas Stants. Department oieier er.
Iuft, ben Irmenieren in ben Ser.
einigten Staaten, oie oen @lmid ba.
ben, in ibr vMutterlano" suriid3n.
tebren, Sic Observation-Disclosures gu ge.
ben. sluberoem iollte ibnen eeitattet
tperben, ibren seimnten 8eiis mit,u,
nebmen uno ibr amerifaniihes 8iir.
serrebt al,f5l,seben.
9as Staats. department antporte-
te: vameritaniid)e 8iirser lnb aus.
IinSer, oie in Sen gereinisten Stao.
ten ibren @obniit baben, oiirfen -
nit Iusnabne ser Sapaner uno Ger
SeutId)en = ieber5eit nad ser Sorp.
letlnion austranoern, ipenn lie bas
piinlhen. Gs lit feinerlei Musreile.
erlallbnis not1penbie unb Tie fonnen
tbren geIanlten bepeslihcn Belis
mitnebmen. Sic fonnen ibr amerifa.
niides giirserreht i'm ginflang nit
unieren @eiesen einiah baourd aul.
seben, baB lie einem anoeren 2anoe
oie Sreue lfaporen.
0as Staats. Department tpeilt out
oen 8egenIas 5,piihen Der amerifa-
niihen uno Ser ruiiiiden Holitif bin
= auf oie Satiahe, SaB ieber nod
freiem @elieben uno nit ieinem &c.
Iamten 8eiit oic Tereinieten Staa.
ten pcrlaiien funn, lpdbreno Die Sui.
len nod nid)t einnlal ben Srauea
amerifaniid)er 8iirger uno amerifa-
niIden giirsern ielbit Die gusreiie
aeitatten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-18
LORAIN JUNIORS
NEWS
BY Ann
By Ann

Lorain. o., Dec, l8-Next Sat.
night is the big night. Don't for
get kids that is when the Christ
mas party is slated. For a good
time come and also see the Santa
Claus.
Merry Christmas to all, far and
near. ..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-18

views OF our gang and special
thanks to our editor for giving
me little aids to a successful
column. Best wishes to our new
reporter in 1913. Merry Christmas
to All.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-18

Are yon ana your relatives mem,
bezs " the Sick Beneht Society
snd Central verband? II not, nov
y the time to join. For moro Infor
nation cau tho local representative.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-18
Dies unN Da<

9ie allten 8eiiter haben feline, Hci.
ne Stimmhen, oie b0icn 8eilter be.
t1ubenoe Srpmpetcn.
Giaeniinn lit oas Shntidilb Der
9ummbeit.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06

lamebaned they guy
is brownskin.
During showing The Brasher Doubloon" he In RRe
ec lie by spriUknE Of the tsrbuE element
in the audience ~hO thought he card simply card Dialogue
droW and the show better audience
the
"TIee hce hce the RKo -orphcuu,
stood could then Kissed "Shaddup" husband
who patient almost went through the or
audience
would Immediately he charged with discrimination
Of the Progressive Liberals American Upift society
White Of the theatre report they
Negro in the audience acting like typical monkey and
members Of the believe ignoring such rather
the shameful degrading thing Don't
the Negro they whisper the white will
Nothing effectively than public
display Of this type!
minority group does itself possible good by shhushnR
its faults when the faults there for The Intelligent
well behaved members Of the Negro suffer
for the loud mouthcd rowdy actions Of few
The behavior Of the Noc Park
Sunday point don't know how their he
Of their actions II they should " them
could that the people who
have been employers Naturally they WILL With III" usual
stereotype think all Of people Of the type they
the ball park
years, excusing behavior line
poor things
really them shutting
eyes people attitude
race say % spare
needed nationwide good
carried under the joint auspices Of the NAACr the Urban
League other including church. ferna
ing New York but I'd few key
Uncle Tom would along with the "wecan afford publ
che such, things the. white will ideas"
white already deRs-mostly the wrong
continue play ostrich and keep collective heads in
Of deluson he's continue have
Some brother tried to with few weeks that
Negroes much emphasis what the white thinks Of
should pattern behavior living and
thinking Now fine because
or a change a least Improvement
BUT he has the jobs the housing the finances and all III"
independence,
| him for the most tools
WE'D BETTER sTRAIGHTEN UP AND FLY RIGHT,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell UnderwO God.
1920 Fourth Ave. So, spent the
Memorial Day week end in Ottum-
wa, Ia, former home Of Mrs. I'm
derwood. They met several relR-
tives from Michigan and some from
various parts Of Iowa to decorate
Mrs. UnderwoOd's parents graves
in Ottumwa. They spent the re
mainder Of the week-en visiting
with relatives and friends.
MIR. Joe Jennings. iO9 +. S9th ST..
was removed from his home TO the
Veterans hospital at Fort Smelling,
Saturday, May 81. MIR, Jennings
condition is not critical but he will
remain In the hospital for u week
or more for q thorough check-up.
The T.. =. u. =. club met Tuesday.
June 8. at the home Of Mrs. 8. O.,
Harris, 500 f.. 25th St. Prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Brit Dawson, first,
Mrs. Leila Thomas, second. Mrs.
Ben Cassius, third. Other mem
bers present were Mines. Floyd
Poole, Ralph Wilson. Dan Nc
Adams, Harold Walker. The next
meeting will be at the home Of Mrs,
Dan McAdams, 334 T.. 3sth st.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06

was success financially. Those
who appeared on the program were
Mrs. Wana Glenn, speaker, Mrs.
Dorothy Sims and Miss Jean Lsve-
rett, instrumental solOists, Miss
Martha Kay, Mrs. Ida Mae Green
and Mrs. LORRAINE +. Chivers, vO-
cal soloists. A transcription Of u
solo by Rev. A. l.. Kirk. pastor Of
the Glendale church, was played.
Mrs. Vivian Wright and Miss Do
rothy Wilkerson served tea. Mrs.
J. W. Brown and Miss Hanna Shaw
received the guests.
Mrs. LeOta Perkins. 1920 Clinton
Ave, left Saturday, May 81, for
Los Angeles, to attend the funeral
Of her father. Mrs. Perkins father
had been III for sometime but was
repeatedly improving sufficiently to
be released from the hospital. He
apparently suddenly became worse
and died before she could he sum-
moned to his bed side.
The Birthday Club met Sunday,
June /, with Mrs. Theodore Jones,
Mrs. Bert Davis and Mrs. James
SlemmOns winning first, second and
third prizes respectively. Al the
next meeting, Sunday. June 20, the
members will entertain their hus-
bands at the home Of Mrs, Fred
Jones, 1852 Fourth Ave. So. Other
members attending the June
meeting were Mines. Warnell
rhodes. Ben Cassius, Barbara
Strawder and Fred Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Terry. 1912
First Ave. So, returned Monday,
June ,, from a motor trip to Des
Moines, Iowa. and Columbia, Ma
con and Moberly, Mo. They had
spent about eight days visiting rel
atives and friends in the Iowa and
Missouri towns.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06

breakfast Guests: Mr., and Mrs,
ThumRs HRrgraVrs Of 96S lglehaTt
Ave, were hosts at a breakfast,
Friday, May so, hOUoring Mrs,
Juanita Jones and Mrs. Maribellc
Reid Of Evanston. H. Other guests
were MIR, and Mrs, William Small,
Charles \. Hill. IT,. four year
old son II MIR. and Mrs, Charles
Hin. Sr., pa ST. Anthony Ave,
was III in bed over the week end
and under the doctors care, lie
has shown considerable improve
mcnt.
Miss BeSsie Powell. go Charles,
spent the week end In Chicago,
where she visited relatives and
friends, Miss Powell returned TO
her work Monday, June :, rs sCCre-
tary IN the ST. Paul Urban League
office.
The riRoChlC breakfast club met
Saturday morning, May 81, at tho
home VI Mrs, John c. Few, cas- Lyle
hart Ave, Her guests were Mines.
IuRnita Jones and Maribellc Reid,
both Of Evanston. H., and Edna
Small and Ollye GranthRm. Mrs,
Few presented each guest with u
corsago, Prizes were won by first,
Mrs, Earl Brent, Mrs, Ollye Gum
and Mrs. Ida Hanna, Tho next
meeting will be with Mrs, W. A.
Hanna, $40 n, Western Ave,
birthday Party; Little Cheryl
Ann Ross, daughter Of MIR. aud
Mrs. Samuel Ross. gpS Mackubin
St. celebrated her third birthday,
Sunday, Juno |, from 30 p, M. Her
small guests were. Diane Harris,
Charlotte Smith, Duane and Walter
Sonar, Daryl Ross, Antoinetto and
Renee Perfect; Joan Marie Ross,
Geraldine Alexander, James Shell
ton. Barbara Jean and Billie Cox,
Cheryl received many lovely gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs, N. X. Mck night,
$50 Fuller Ave, had AS their week
end guests, MIR, and Mrs, Finley
Hamilton uf Chicago. III. Mrs.
Hamilton Is the daughter Of the
former minister Of st. Phillips
church, Rev A, II. l.eRltad. now liv-
ing In Calf.
Visitors! Mr. and MrH. James \,
Griffin. TIC Carroll Ave. have rs
their house guests. Mrs. Griffln'S
sister. Mrs. Helen Arnold and her
niece, Miss Jean Matthew Of
Charicatown. West Virginia, Mrs,
Arnold will leave In several days
for Madison. Wise, where she will
Join her husband. attending school
there. Miss Matthews plans 10
leave June ~, accompanied by Mrs,
Griffin'a children. who will visit
their grandparents In W. Virginia,
during the summer months.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06

I. Buy Nash's Coffee add serve h In
your home. Aiisf experimenting lie
unique and thrilling gaSoF, complete
this sentence ny adding ! ; words Of
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Coffee beCauSe s.ss,s,.,..ss,..s
rof inslancs you might cay that its
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taste fhfI 90. az Ihsi iis inspiring
tang brings your husband ca the
hfsakiau liable With . smile every
morning.
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count. lIi the originality and ClHfiiy
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06

4 baby boy was born recently 10
Mr.. and Mrs. r. &, Wallace, $50
Carroll Ave,
Returns Home. Mrs, Bessie Pow.
ell Of TS6 Rondo Ave, returned
home this week from the district
conference II the A, NJ. \. church
at Waterloo. Iowa. Mrs. Powell
was the delegate from the local
missionary society Of her church
and was also re- elected district
president IT the SteWRrdcss board,
Mrs. Powell reported the confer
ence was u great success in spite
Of the weather and the snow,
Miss Vivian NJ. MiRToW, niece Of
Mrs. BcsAic Powell. 735 Rrndo Ave,
and district Sunday school supcrin,
tendent of the Chicago district Of
the e. NJ, y, church, was In the
city Sunday. June l, where she was
visitor In the Carter chapel
e. NJ, u, church,
Weekend Guests; Mr., and Mira,
William Small. s74 Rondo Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06
ST2 PRIZES 100 AL

4. Prizes are - follows Fifst, q i941
Chevrolet Slylsmastsf sedan; sscond
"a siEtb prizes, each q Bends AutO.
matte Home Laundry, seventh a.
fbiuy prizes, each ROadmastsf
bicycle, lhity. second tO two-h1n.
bred hliy, SiEtb prizes. each an eight
cup SIZES glass coffee maker.
8. Esifiss will be Judged on orig.
inslity, suitability and clarity 81
thought, Judges decisions viii be
hnal. Duplicate prizes In case ~
tiFa No entries can he returned, ell
sairiss become the properly 81 Nash
Coffee Company, Contestants accept
rules ~ CONFESS when you enter.
6. Contest II open Ia ell persons
sEcsp' employees 81 the Nash Coffee
COmpahy (Of lie affiliated fOmpa.
niss), ~ advertising sgsHCy and
msmbsfs ~ their families. Contesi
IL subject IO State and Federal Res.
ulaiiOBa.
J. This contest OpSus june 5, lOAT,
Ciosss June -, to47, EntFiss iOf this
contest most be pOstmarksd not
later ibaD midnight June IS, i94I.
LRinss received ton late for this
contest will be entered In fhe haal
contest.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06

Mr.. rfankllh Is baslleuS OF the
Chicago chapter Of the Omega fra
ternity.
Mrs John X. Lynch Of Chicago,
ILL.,, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Jose
phine Ormen, 1888 st. Anthony, St.
Paul, and nephew, Robert Martin,
2l07 Fifth Ave. So. Minnea polls.
Mrs. Lynch is the widow Of the
late Major John r. Lynch Of the
U. s. Army.
Mr.. Floyd Smith. PASS Fourth
Ave. So, returned last Friday from
the East where he visited his
mother, At Champaign, ILL.,, and
his daughter, Mrs. Robert Ransom,
and small grandson, Michael, Of In
dianapOlis, Ind.
Birthday Party: Mrs. Essie Wy
att, was hostess at a birthday party
on May 20 honoring her sister, Mrs.
Leila Smith. The party was given
at Mrs. Smiths home, 2l04 +. 10Th
st. Guests included Messrs. and
Mines. Sam Arnold, Webster Sto-
vail, NJ. +. Bell, Edward Zentrys,
A. B. Wright, Ray Hatchett: Mines,
Gertrude Smith, +. Grimes, +. +.
Perkins, Norma Byrd, Sarah
Vaughn, Leonore Ray, Emma Han
non, X. Molden, Myrtle Potter. Jes.
sic Winston; Misses Dorothy Anne
Stovall, Annette Winston and Hen.
rietta Williams. Those who were
unable TO attend but sent gifts in.
cluded MIR. and Mrs. Ed Brown
Mrs. Made Oneal, Mrs. Jessie
Shannon. Rev. and Mrs. +. G. Har.
ris and Mrs. Jennie Grissam.
The Glendale Church Tea, spon.
sOred May % by Mrs. Perle f
Martin and Mrs. Morton Me Quer,
ry at Mrs. Martins home, 2IO1
Fifth Ave, provided a restful after.
noon for a capacity attendance ant
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had as their week end guests, Mrs.
Juanita Jones' and Mrs, Maribeile
Reid Of Evanston, III, They Jeff for
their homes Sunday, June !.
In Hospital; Mrs, ElomA Petit.
cord Of 500 Rondo Ave. u patient
in st. JosephA hospital, underwent
al operation Sunday, June /,
The Maids and MatrOna will meet
June II, with Mrs. W. r. Walker,
1857 Shcrburne Ave.
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Mrs. Homer Smith, ST.,
Visits Former Home

Mrs. Homer Smith, ST.. Of Chi.
cRgo, former Minneapolis resident,
is in the city visiting old friends.
She is residing with Mrs. EHie
Posey. 2l6 West 8lst st.
Mrs. WreathA Maxwell. 1920 goth
Ave. So, has returned from 0mR-
ha, Neb.. where she was called two
weeks age because Of the death Of
her sister.
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Roller skating Parties: June 7
and ~, 10 I p. m. Coliseum. spOn-
sOFsd BY PSthfiRdsrs. Admission
20 rentE.--AdVt.