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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-19
Sanity City
lettings
By GEORGIA RUSSELL

Ideals are like stars; YOU
Will not succeed in touching
them with your hands, but like
the sea-faring man on the des-
ert Of waters, you choose them
as your guides and following
them' you reach your destiny.
Carl Schurtz.
Two prominent business men
around town, Harold Brown and
Booker T. Ellis are sponsoring n
series Of afternoon skating par
ties at the Coliseum at Lexington
and University, beginning Sept.
~. This is the first time in wears
that such a party was held for and
sponsored by our people.
Because Of some destruction bv
rowdies a couple of years ago,
skating parties were discontinued.
Let's all go out and support this
recreational advantage to the ut.
most in an intelligent, civilized
way.
While on the subject of business
men, Al Burts, whom mentioned a
couple Of weeks ago, is working
hard and steady to make his shoe
shlne and magazine shop a success.
It's located on Robert ST., between
Fifth and Sixth.
well, this ole town has been kind
OF quiet except for good ole T. l.
which was jumping Sunday night.
Nelson Mccoy and Earl Weber
were there walking on clouds Also
Charles Brown, who from now on
Will be called "Creeper Brown" Il
mean really, Carl Patterson
Ernie johnson, Dean Speese. Ar
Ieen Brown, Eloise Vassar, Editv
&C. b. Price, Evelyn Lewis. Footv
Hughes, Doc" Reuben Neal. Con-
gratulatlons to the former Eva
Scroggins, who celebrated her
wedding to Darrell Day at the
Treasure Inn, same night
couple of the bridesmaids were
Donna Williams, Pauline DOUGLAS
The bride wore a lovely white
satin gown and queen-crown halo
lace wells. The bridal party looked
as though they had really enioved
themselves.
Speaking of marriages beaute-
Gus Leona McNeal and Mibs Brown
plan to say 81 do" this Friday
Come rain or shine. Congratula-
tons!
The Halle Q. Brown football
team managed to scrimmape the
Phyllis WheatIey team. Some Of
the boys on the team are: Frank
Schine, Edgar Pillow, Ernest john
son, Lloyd Gambol and Kenneth
Jones. Is there any wonder thew
win?)
The mems bowling league starts
Friday at Robert Street allev
Ralph Graham bowled 1862, while
his brother, Bob, scored 100. Edgar
was unable to play because of an
injured ankle.
Very sorry to hear that Phillip
Archer is i'll and in the Veterans
hospital, We're all plugging for
him and hope he gets well real
soon. Also hope that Jack Shannon
improves and will be home real
soon.
Heard the rumor that an old |
friend of mine. Willie Reid. NAV
be home for a visit and is in Chi |
cago now.
I'll close now with a proverb-
The tongue is not steel, but it often
cuts. Bye Now!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-19
Mrs. Bella Mcknight
To Give Gallery
Talks at InSfifut.

Mrs. B ella Taylor Mcknight,
field representative of the exhibi-
ton, Portraits of Outstanding
Americans Of Negro Origin, "
which is on exhibit this month at
the Art Institute, will give gallery
talks at $3.50 p. M, Sept. "a, and
rs, at the Institute.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-19
Jordan Center
To Open Monday

The Jordan Community Center
will open Monday, Sept. %. Regis.
tration will be on the evening Of
the first meeting of the activity
selected.
New features this year at Jordan
will include activities in race re-
lations, choral singing. converse.
tional Spanish, meal planning. re-
tail selling, personality hints,
radio building and simple repairs,
household mechanics and furniture
upholstering.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-19
YMCA Names Hibbs
Resident Council Officer

Thomas J. Hibbs was elected
vice-chairman of the Resident
Council of the Y.M.C.A. at the last
meeting Thursday, Sept. 4. The &C.
tivities of the council include the
direction of all: state actions of
the residents, applications, etc. Mr..
Hibbs is a resident at the Y.M.C.A
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Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14
MAYFLoWER

c. r. Arnold
Members of Cedar Bell MoeA01-
list Church are remodelins tAeAr
church. Mr.. and Mrs. 6hernAn
Agee are the proud parents ~
a baby boy Mother and baby aye
doing fine -. Albert Harper
moved from the community
recently Martha Brown d Little
Rock is visiting relatives Asss...
Mrs. MARCEL Foster. Mn. Alleo
Fuller and son. Rsubsn, 80
Robert Foster motored b -
land TO visit relatives. An GnAoR
tainment was held ct the eaAooo
Saturday night in the hAage1e
Of the hot lunch prooyaa. ~
Hot Lunch Committee ana rT1nr
cipal f. F. Arnold sponsuvoa -
program. The Al Club IN
met Friday and COOKED pngnu
house rolls.
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14
:: BATESVILLE =.

cooks-Charles Shaver, Jr., and
Norman Smith -. Best female
cooks-Blanche MagneGs and Ma.
omi Smith :. Basketball stars
and E. l.. Finley ;. Quietest
Ethel Strong and Wilena Osborne
nings and Blanche Magness
Gum chewers-Ida Mac Mccain
and Blanche Magness Bes.
dressed boys. l.. Finley and
Jerry Overland Pianist Ida
Mae McCurn Neates. girls
Catherine Smith, Ethel Strong
and Ida McCurn Know ais
Pearlee Lexion. and Grady Tay-
lor -. Smartest-E. l.. Finley
Norman Smith, Blanche Magness.
Margaret and Guthrie McCurn.
Sweethe arts-Ewing Canady E-
he'll Strong, Ida Mae McCurn
Dale Barriss, Wilene Osborne, A.
ID. Milan, Guthrie McCurn and
e. l.. Finley =. Most studious-
James Belle and f. l.. Finley &c,
Most popular boys-Charlie Lee
Milan and Il. l.. Finley Most
popular girls-Ida Mae McCurn
and Blanche Magness Most
living boys-James Orvie Peel
and Floyd Hennings -. Most
living girls Blanche Magness
and Pearlee Lexicon g.. Flirts-
Noble Nce'ey, Margaret Waugh
and Pearlce Lexion $500. Hall
Walkers-E. l.. Finley, Ida Mae
McCurn. James Belle, Pcarlee
Lexicon and Floyd Hennings -.
Don't care-Dale Barriss, OTIS
Harper, Floyd Hennings and
Ewing Canady 80. Never Wor-
rye. l.. Finley Dale Darilss
and Floyd Hennings.
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14
MARcHE
Vida Wallace

The Art Society Club met at the
home u Mrs. Niche Dawson ...
Miss Naomi Wallace is making a
table cloth and Mrs. Violette Fulk-
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14

;. The dream show OF the year
Is all set for Carnegie Hall In New
York Saturday night. The great,
est names In the world Ut sharps
and flats will be on hand to open
the nationwide show at 1850 p,
M. The show will go on the air
ut IL midnight via the Mutual net
work which should be KXLR for
us. and the entire county will Le
able to hear those fabulous per.
formances Of our great musical
notables, II will be the greatest
gathering and show the history Of
popular music has eve. known!
The stars to be on hand are thus
The famed Ink Spots will fly from
Boston to receive their Joe Louis
Punch" awards and do their bit.
Lionel Hampton discarded all en-.
gagements and brings his number
on eband to fill the show :.
Count Basic will rush in from the
Apollo Theatre, bringing Joe Jo-
mes and Walter Paige for the All
American band. They will be
Joined by 'Cootie Williams from
Jersey; Dizzy Gilispie and Cray
Brown from the Savoy. The
great First Lady Of Song, Ella
Fitzgerald, and Billy Eckstine will
be present. Louis Armstrong will
lend his talent and plans are being
made to present the Mills Broth
ers, Billie Holiday and Mary Lou
Williams; Earl Bostic will be ON
hand to help Arnett Cobbs and J.
c. Heard Flash! The King
Cole Trio was presented their L.
ward from the All-American
Drinks Corporation on their own
show Saturday afternoon by Billy
Rowe. theatrical editor OF the
Courier. The awards were three
beautiful Dulova watches. Re-
member this was an aftermath OF
the Courier's fourth annual must
cal poll OF which the trio emerged
with top honors as the nations
geatest 5. Dolores Parker, one
Of Earl Hines exciting vocalists
will star on the Apollo stage In
New York beginning Friday.
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14
with King Midas

Guess what? Mae Florence said
confidentially that she wouldn't
have anything to do with the little
party that was In progress, but
she heard one voice too many In
there My, my. open the door
and let me out! l guess every
thing Is going pretty smooth at
the Marion Hotel lately. The boys
aren't imagining there in the
Chat and Chew when they're on
the Job! They tell me that +.
g. Brown can tell more fibs than
a farmer can plant peas! Wonder
what he is thinking OF now? 4.
Ethel W., II you don't stop chang.
Ing your mind so much, you're
going to end up where the wood
bine twines Burt says the poo.
pie next door were tearing each
others rip cords the other day He
says he thought for sure theJ
would turn the house around and
change Its address =. They tell
me Of a new drink around 10th
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14
Ethel o. Miller

~sHCt ~ I'''Ct
On February 2Srd, the Usher
Board of Bethel A. M. E. Church
met with Mr.. and Mrs. Yancey
Montgomery. After short bust
ness session and roll call, an Of
fering of 1910 was lifted. Mrs.
5eddie Waugh conducted a short
program in celebration of Negro
History Week -. The Brother
hood Club of Bethlehem Baptist
Church celebrated the birthdays
OF two Of it's members. Deacon
A. Shell and Roosevelt Wesley on
March 3rd in the basement of
the church. A delicious two
course dinner was prepared by
Mrs. Mollie Smith and Mrs. Ella
Shell. Tho honorees received
money and other useful gifts .
Mrs. Viola Cravens of Santa Mon.
lea, California arrived last Sat
urday to v's't her mother, Mrs.
Mamie Flemmings and other rel.
atives &C.. Richard Sales, Jr. a
student OF Corbin High School,
Pine Bluff arrived last Tuesday
for a visit with his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Taft York and other
relatives go. Mrs. Ludie Jones
passed last Wednesday morning
Funeral Services were held the
following Thursday afternoon at
200 PM at Bethel \. NJ r.
Church with Rev. w. M. II
Funeral Home In charge of mr..
rangements SCHOOL NEWS.
Who's Who" contest with Mrs.
Juanta Henderson as Secretary.
Canady, Nob'e Medley and Naomi
Smith 49,. Shortest bows and
girls-James Harper, Goldman
McCurn, Ethel Strong and Mar
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14
zAfter Hours!!}

and victory that ia called panther
Tears! Beware Of it because II
keeps your stomach upset for a
week afterwards Jimmie Tay'
lor says It's better to be by your
self. You don't get much lovin'
but the peace you enjoy Brown
says you can't live without women
and you can't get along with them.
So what do you doG Why just
find another woman :. "A certain
lady demonstrated with the king"
for writing an article on her in
this column. She says that she
didn't want HER name In any
GOSSIP column. and especially
this one, because most Of tn
Junk" in here wasn't worth read.
ing. promptly told her that Ia
dies like Ella Fitzgerald. Lana
Turner. Inca LeMay and other no
tables are apt to wind up in
gossip column. Why can't she'
I've a good notion to tell you who
she is, but I won't in this issue.
But watch for 1t, the fusd Is on
Did you know that Sax Kari, the
band leader whose combo Ia on
its way here, is a musical acquain-
tnce Of the King; and they made
amateur photograph records to-
gether a few moons ago? I am
hoping he has had more to offer
than those records portrayed ia
the early days of our careers.
Flash! Mercer Ellington, son of
the immortal Duke. is now forming
a band OF his own. His feet
Too Big For de Bed" Ia a new tune
by Stan Kenton that thrs atens to
rival Richard" as a top novelty.
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14
WEST ROCK
j. Leroy Madden

Pearl Unit No. 7 met in the
home OF Mrs. Estell Primus las.
Monday with good ATTENDANCE. IN
the absence of the chaplain. Mrs.
Cellie Clarke led devotion. After
the business session the members
surprised their president. Mrs. F.
Hobson with a birthday party. 81 g
received many useful gifts and
all had good time. Mrs. Hobson.
secretary 80. The Esther Circle
met last Tuesday with Mrs. J. B.
Threet On account If Illness of
the president, Mrs. Liza presid-
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14
TULIP
Matte M. Hawkins

Matte N. Hawkins
Mrs. Lacerine Hawkins Of Ease
Malvern visited here Sunday.
Rev. B. +, Lunnon Is much
improved Miss Matte NJ. Smith
was married to l.. c. Hawkins
February 22nd at the home of
Rev. W. b. Smith Mr.. and Mrs
Learna Allen made business
trip to Fordyce Monday Willie
r.. Scans, Selmon Crane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Smith and family
motorod to Grapevine Sunday to
ace their sister and sisterin.law,
Mrs. Mary A. Chimes.
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14

ed Members made reports ON Cir
Gle work after which the hostess
served a delicious blsset supper
honoring Mrs. Hobson who cele.
brated her p? birthday on March
3rd. Mrs. Hobson is chairman of
the Charity Committee. Mrs. Mary
Mynn, president; Mrs. j. B. Thrcet'
secretary.
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14
oARDANELLE
Pauline Burns

Pauline eurns
Rev. J. C. Criner, the pvstdnR
elder Of the Fl. Smith District Or
the CINE Church. will hold HI
third quarterly March t.. ..THar
mar Nichols and daughter Shirley
Jean have returned to their Aoms
In Memphis, Tenn. afr VISITING
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Char.
ley Nichols. and other relatives. :.
Mrs. Ruby Barnes 10 visiting her
husband In Omaha. Nebraska. /.
Eddie (Bud) Thompson's hOuss
caught fire March 2. but ths fiye
was put out before any serious
damage was done.
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14

ner is making a bed spread The
Humble Five Gospel Singers rend.
cred a program at Rixie March
9th -. Miss Flora Jones, Naomi
Wallace, Bertha Lee Green, lnez
Wallace, Geneva Winston, Mil
dred o. Winston, Vida Wallace.
William White, Winifred Winstan
and Ocie Lee Walker were pre-
sent at the party given by vii.
liam Winston and James Green
last Friday night at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Person.
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14
DELIGHT

Arlena Brock
The p. T. A. OF Rosenwald
School will have az guests G. II.
Prewitt and his Honor King Sing.
ers OF Prescott Sunday. Mr.. Pre-.
witt il known throughout the
community, having taught school
here in 1924. Doyle Matlock.
Edward Jones, John Henry Mat
lock, Earnest Mcdaniel, Mrs.
Mary Ellen Leeper, Mrs Rose.
gene Burlock and Jerry c. Fur
low OF Antoine attended tho tour
nament in Rosston February %
and March LIST.
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14
MAGNOLIA

Lee Norris johnson
hlma Dean Paschel Vas hoAoroA
on her fifteenth birthday, Feh.
ruary rs, with a party a tAs
home Of Mr.. and MrsL Robert
Paschal. Among those present
were Geraldine Zacksry, Mcrdell
Brown. Eva Mae Lily, Troy d.
Paschal, Lee Morris Johnson,
Willie Scott, Robert Morris, Lse
Esther Tins and Leo.a 6hephera.
Evening star., 1947-04-22
CO Prices on Hundreds
of Ifems at The Hechf CO.

CROWDS CROWDS on
terrific We what
Wherever thought high, down
reduced everything SELL But marked
dreds Of low This help
bring down normal level We hope other oers
wholesalers will today
Shop the Many Of the lower priced items this
hundreds selection
Evening star., 1947-12-11

could do It. It saves real money.
Make syrup by stirring 2 cups
granulated sugar and cup of water
a few moments until dissolved. No
cooking is needed. Or you can use
corn syrup or liquid honey, instead
Of sugar syrup.
Then get 21a ounces Of Pinex from
Pinex Is Quick Acting. Ea
Evening star., 1947-12-11
ADVERTISEMENT.
Mother, Mix Your Own
Cough Syrup. It's Fine

any druggist. Pour this into a pint
bottle. and fill up with your syrup.
Thus YOU make a full pint Of really
splendid cough medicine and you get
about four times as much for your
money. 1t never spoils. lasts long
time and children love it's taste.
And for quick. blessed relief, you'll
say it is truly wonderful. 1t has a re-
markable action. Itloosensthe phlegm.
soothes the irritated membranes, and
helps clear the air passages.
Pinex is special compound of
proven ingredients in concentrated
form. well-known for it's quick action
in coughs and bronchial irritations.
Money refunded if it doesn't please
YOU in every way.
silly Mixed. Saves MOnev.
Evening star., 1947-12-11

This well-known med
icine. mixed in your
own kitchen, costs lit
tie. but it gives delight
full, swift-acting relief
from coughs due to
colds. 1t takes but a
moment to prepare
it's so easy a child
Evening star., 1947-12-11
RADIO PROGRAM

IA radio programs
M times reach The for correction day.
Evening star., 1947-12-11

WTop. 1000 Giuseppe and The Ser.
geani," starring Wayne Morris.
Wpc, t0:30-Judy csnow visits Eddie
Cantor.
WT0p, ii:t5-""Should We Have Religious
instruction in Public SehooIs!" discussed by
Evening star., 1947-12-11
on THE AIR 10RI6H1.

On the AIR I0NIVh1.
WT0P 9:00-Mahha Tlton makes hH debut
as featured vocalist.
WRc, 9:00-Yehudi Menuhin Is guest Of Al
Joson and Oscar Levant.
VOL. i0:00-Frank MeHugh stars in Sub
siiiufe Santa. Z drama by Harry Lawrence.
Evening star., 1947-12-11

the Rev. J. n. Dawson and tho Rev. Twin
Shaver.
WRc. ti:30-lhs First Piano Quartet plays
Besfhovsns Peasant Dance" hopin's "Eiuds
Lin A Flat" Rubsnstein's "Ksmsnoi osirow," "
and SthubeH's "Marths Mliiaire."
Evening star., 1947-09-14
AT last! The Miracle Shampoo that
lets your hair Shine like the Stars

VIRGINIA MAYO, dazzling
' Hollywood star, says: Thanks
to new Drene, my hair is now so full
Of highlights it actually shines!"
Now you can have hair that shines
like the stars-with this wonderfully
improved Drene! For it now makes
quicker, richer. more actire lather.
Brings out all the sheen in your
hair. Far more sheen-by actual
test-than any soap shampoo.
Evening star., 1947-09-14

taste in furniture. 1t was funny
how we both liked the same
things. And couple of minutes
later l seemed to be holding one
of her hands as we walked along.
"You know" Bunny said
finally, Il didn't like you at all
at first"
l said, Il didn't like you
either"
She sighed. But then," she
went on, perhaps l was preju-
diced. You see, I'd had some
trouble. Oh, l won't bother you
with it, Harry, but l was dis
illusioned about men,"
Ishoked her finger tips. "AndI
was disillusioned about women"
l said.
She gave me a smile that
curled my. hair. There was a
man," she sid dreamily. He's
an impossible person. He was
positively rude. He said wasn't
capable at all. He laughed at me
when I told him I could make a
perfectly good living. l proved it
by going to work for my uncle.
made good, too, and I'm making
good here, aren't I. Harry"
You're wonderful" l said.
l was thinking of what the
Commodore had said - the pat
ter of tiny feet, coming home at
night to an apartment where a
bride -
Bunny" l croaked. Bunny"
Harry" she said. its rain
ing. III ruin my hat. Night,
Harry" She ran up. the hotel
steps. l drove home not knowing
if it was raining rain or pink
lemonade.
L PUT on my Sunday suit the
next morning. took twice as
long to shave and put stuff on
my hair. passed by Bunny's
desk at ten O'Clock and my knees
behaved like castanets. "Ah,
Carson, l said, this is the Real
Thing, at last"
Itripped back to my desk over
pink clouds. A card was there; a
Mr.. P. Terwilliger Fraser was
waiting to see me.
He had shoulders like a barn
door, crisp curly hair, and a chin
you could hang a lantern on.
you have a Miss Wilton here"
he said. HAS she ruined the
Office as YETI"
"On the contrary" said
coldly, Miss Wilton is one of
our finest assets"
His jaw dropped. Nov look"
he said, she's the most wonder
full girl in the world - but she's
Continued on page %
Evening star., 1947-09-14

back to the table Mrs. Haley
said, 1T isn't fair. John, that you
monopolize Miss Wilton. Let the
young man dance with her."
Quite all right" l croaked,
perfectly all right, don't mind
a bit -"
Mrs. Observation-Disclosures
me into the arms of La Wilton.
She moved in close to me ON
the crowded floor and around
we went. Speaking of the paint
business, Miss Wilton -" be-
gan.
My friends call me Bunny"
she said.
1t was a nightmare, but finally
1t was over. We unloaded the
Haleys at their hotel and started
through the night for home. Miss
Wilton curled up on the seat
beside me. Going through the
Holland Tunnel she fell asleen.
her head on my shoulder.
oHE slept all the way; I had to
wake her up at the hotel where
she was living. l tapped her
shoulder; no result. Miss VIII
ton" / said, ''ah - Bunny"
She opened her eyes. l felt as
though were falling - falling
my lips landed squarely on
the target. She let me have a
small sample, then pushed me
away and patted my cheek.
Might, Harry" she said. =.
Came the morning and. l was
myself again. l wasn't going to
fall in love with Miss Wilton.
Not Carson the Man of Iron. I
had been through the fire before,
l had learned my lesson.
The Office was in an uproar
when ! arrived. Miss Wilton was
efficient ali over the place. She
complained to me that the lunch
room didn't put enough vitamins
in the sandwiches.
Iput her out of my mind and
didn't see her again until that
night, when she called up and
said the Commodore wanted me
to help her plan the annual COM
pany dinner. Would I meet her
in the hotel lobby?. . l wouldn't
have gone, but it was business,
wasn't it? l had to 60, didn't I?
1T WAS dim in the lobby. We
talked about the dinner - but
not for long. In a matter of
minutes we were discussing other
things, such as Our favorite movie
stars and books.
We left the hotel finally and
took a turn around the block,
pausing in front of a furniture
store window, discussing our
Evening star., 1947-09-14

And new improved Drene never
dries out your hair. Instead. it ac-
tually helps avoid dryness from
shampooing. Yes. leaves your hair
Evening star., 1947-04-05

A M-year-old self styled inventor
yesterday had to take time out from
his research to answer Municipal
Court charge that his laboratory
constituted IRE hazard on
March n.
Fire inspectors reported TO Judge
Walter Casey that, when they looked
over the combination home and
laboratory of Edwin J. Creel In the
100 block Of M street NV, they
found dangerous" electrical wiring
and loose combustibles piled about.
These included old papers and Cloth
ing, they explained.
In addition, it was testified, cleo
trio fans were in operation and the
apartment, one Of "a In the building.
was filled with radio and electrical
parts.
CreeI explained he had lived there
for Is years without any complaints,
until some new tenants recently
moved into the building.
They claimed the lab noises and
the sound of q 10-inch fan was like
Grand Central Station, but I really
Evening star., 1947-04-05
|polIeel,sn's Wife Gagged
|by Man Near Home

Mrs. Dorothy Lowry. IS, wife Of
Pvt. Charles r. Lowery, No. 10 po-
lice precinct, was gagged with =
pillowcaSe by man who threat
ened her last night as she was hang
ing clothes outside her apartment
at 1872 Randolph street NV.
She managed to scream and the
man fed when Pvt. Lowery and
several nsishbors came to her aid.
Pvt. Lowery was of duty and in the
living room Of the apartment when
he heard his wife cry out his name.
By the time he reached the areaway