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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ayd-
lette of Norfolk, Va, are stop
ping over with Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul K. Cauthen for a few
days before going to Grens-
boro where they will Visit
friends,
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our sister and
Mrs. EuSiora
nd January 2.
Oklahoma City.
MinOt. North
L. ST.. Of St.
Of Dss Moin@.
Harris, grand
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CURE and Mrs
In-lRW, Of Des
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punch beaten until he didn't what day was
but with the crowd cheering him because he fought
Graves be Of the incest guys world person.
couldn't about that but doubt his boxing the local
ing has been helped by
lievahe Of eoddlinH.
sports fans in the Cities paid much sports
they do the University Of Minnesota
things that going would be cleared up-but fast
When the Gophers have bad everybody yelling for
Berman scalp but Maroon Gold
public consumption the grade Of Of the competition the
auditorium last Friday night
There's saying about what you don't know
I'm beginning to believe it's the truth help
AND in you know female knows any.
thing about sports honey I'll tell it's because served full
acdgd editor Of the AoAmCran newspapers Baltimore
1885, don't believe IT, ask Hank Armstrong He's forgotten
the day he stepped of In Baltimore expected Afro sports
editor himand almost stepped
up and said hello Hennery.
II day He kept quoting poetry and trying
better look and kept trying
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residence, S94l Fourth Ave. s.
Thelma is visiting her sister,
Emma, from Chicago. Also at the
dinner was Fred Ingram (the In.
grams youngest SOM, who was on
temporary leave from the Fort
Smelling hospital.
New York Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs. d. W. Willis, 1924 Min
nehaha, have as their house guests,
Mrs. Willis brother, Mr.. Alfred
Allen and her cousin, Mr.. Leonard
Allen, both Of Buffalo, n. Y. They
arrived for Christmas and the
length Of the stay is indefinite.
Family Dinner: Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward W. Lee, ST., 54SO Hiawatha
Ave. s., had their two sons and
their wives, Messrs. and Mines. W.
A. and E. W. Lee, Jr., with them
on Christmas Day for dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Mills, 626 Cir.
ard Ave. NJ, entertained several
guests at their Christmas dinner.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
s. A. Steele, Mines. Geraldine Sis
son and Shir Nj Mayes and Mr..
Leonard Steele.
Twins Home For HOLIDAYS:
Misses Lucille and Lorraine Shiv-
ers Of Washington, d. c., are in
Minneapolis visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Shivers, 1921
Fourth Ave. s., for the Yuletide
Season. They arrived on Sunday,
Dec. 81, and will leave on the first
Of the New Year. Lucille is en-
ployed by the War department and
Lorraine by the National Housing
Project.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Jones,
370l Fourth Ave. S, were host
and hostess for Christmas dinner.
Their guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Robinson and their three
children, Joelene, Jackie and
Michael, Mrs. Mary Jane Jones
(mother Of Mr.. Jones), Mrs. Birdie
Jones and Mrs. Jesse Shannon
(mother Of Mrs. Jones).
The A.B.G. Club entertained
their husbands at a turkey dinner
on Tuesday, Dec. 81. The dinner
was held ut the home Of Mrs.
Ruth Norris, 2314 Fifth Ave. S.
Members Of the club are: Mines.
Ruth Brown, Ruth Norris, Esther
Dean, Esther Roach, Courtney Will
kerson, Katherine Mitchell, Max
inc Jones and Jeniell Gresham,
who is now visiting in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Brown
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Jones. 1901 Fourth Ave. s.,
on Saturday. Dec. %, from II a. m.
TO 2 p. m. Christmas egg-nog was
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VAey. II II In the little delicate
obseFVaReeE Of life that love and
friendly loyalty, through uRde-
mARded respect. blossom most
beautifully.
To keep an open mind. An open
mind IL q civilized mind for there
is little that 10 not subject to
change, Try putting yourself, how
ever briefly, In the place Of those
with whom you come In contact.
To acquire a hobby, No one
can be lonely with u hobby.
Among other things Il provides
a perfect opening for = conVsr.
sAti0R, even with y complete
stranger, and II need not be On.
peRHive.
And this above all---"Do unto
others a. you would have them do
unto YOU" No matter what you do,
" you practice the Golden Rule
you cannot possibly 10 wrong.
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You must give the gods u helping
hand 10 that your fate and fortune
may DO turned IN the paths you
most desire, Some feel that II Is
useless to make resolutions, Others
like 10 try again and again 10 stick
to few we'll chosen resolutions In
the belief that sooner ar later they
will obtain the goal they seek, This
would seem to be the best method
for, nothing venturCd -- nothing
gained.
You may wish to add one OF more
Of the following to your list Of
resolutions, During the coming
year resolve
To learn how 10 manage yourself
II you can control yourself you
have opened tho door 10 controlling
others. Always remember that moth.
ing, no issue. however burning, Is
as important RE your inner scren-
ity.
To Keep fTeSh and young men.
tally. II you want 60 remain
young and Keep your face fresh
and luminous learn 90 let the
rest Of the world do. wear, and
think what Il pleRses.
To abstain from feeling superior.
II IL childish to enjoy feeling Eu-
perior to someone else, Watch your
self for this feeling, II Is u slow
leak that lets out the charm you
have acquired In other ways.
To respect other peoples prl.
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served.
Leaves for Pittsburgh: Miss
Gloria Jackson, 29O6 Portland Ave.
s, left Minneapolis Thursday, Dec.
26, for Pittsburgh. Pa. where she
will stay indefinitely. She will keep
house for her uncle, Mr.. Robert
Jackson.
The Birthday Club will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Maxine Jones,
S7Ol Fourth Ave. S.. on Sunday,
Jan. 5. They will celebrate Mrs.
Jones' birthday. Those members to
attend will be: Mines. Beatrice
Slemmons, Flossie Harris, Patricia
Dawson, Bea Cassius, Barbara
Strawder, Helen Phillips, Helen
Smith and Ann Mann. Two new
members will be present: Mines.
Pearl Mckinney and Minnie
Rhodes. Mrs. Elva Jones will be
a guest.
The ST. Peter A.M.E. choir will
entertain husbands and friends at
a turkey dinner on Saturday, Jan. 4.
The dinner will be held at the
home of Mrs. Jesse Shannon, 370l
Fourth Ave. S.
Addition TO Family: Mr.. and
Mrs. William r. Nash, 975 Aldrich
Ave. ~, are the parents Of another
little boy born TO them on Satur-
day, Dec. 81. The baby boy was
born at Maternity hospital, weigh
ing nine pounds and two ounces.
Both the mother and child are doing
fine. Two other members Of the
family are Arthur F., FIVE years
and Schella, one year and three
months. The baby will be named
William r., Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Miller. 36II
Fourth Ave. s., entertained two
couples at Christmas dinner. They
had as their guests, Messrs. and
Mines. Frank Boyd and Bailey
Morris, all Of St. Paul.
Mrs. Emma Lee Thompson Of
Evanston, ILL.,, is visiting her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Smith, 1915 Clinton
Ave. s. Mrs. Thompson arrived on
Thursday, Dec. 20, and stayed to
see the New Year in.
Mrs. James PAtes. 25O8 Oakland
Ave No, left Saturday, Dec. 2S, for
Kansas City. Kan. because Of the
sudden death Of her nephew, Mr..
Lawrence Ewing, who died Friday.
Mrs. Priscilla Clay was pleasant
ly surprised at her home. 1929
Smelling Ave. So, on Dec. II, by the
members Of the Electa Chapter No.
3, o. E. s. She was presented
with a purse. Games were played
and refreshments were served.
Urgent Call: Mines. Marion
Bailey and Laura Morris. 3s44
Fifth Ave. So, received on Satur-
day, Dec. rs. the sad word that
Mrs. l.. f. Vincent Of ST. Louis,
Mo, had died. Mrs. Vincent was
Mrs. Morris niece and Mrs.
Bailey's cousin. Mrs. Bailey left
Minneapolis on Sunday. Dec. 20, to
attend the funeral in st. Louis.
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Misses Wanda Owens and Charlotte
Rhoda Wilson. at the homo Of Miss
Owens, 627 Selby Ave, Guests
were: Misses Viola Watson, Arlene
Allison, Erminc Owens and Doro.
thy Munson. Mines, Ruth Bryant,
Oscar Oliver, =, Vincent Owens,
assisted the hostess, Games were
played during the evening. Miss
Watson received many lovely gifts.
Those who sent gifts, hut were un.
able TO attend. were Miss Ethel
Manning and Miss Bessie Powell.
Mrs, Anna Bowen Of Chicago,
ILL.,, who has been visiting her aIn-
ter and brothor.In-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Courtney Hilyard, 7g2 Sc.
Anthony Ave, left for her home
Sunday evening, Dec. 20.
Mr.. Thomas Andrew Neal Of New
York City, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Neal, bSI 81. Anthony
Ave- returned home Christmas
night, to spend the holidays with
his parents, Mr.. Neal has made
his homo In New York for the past
six months, but has been out OF
the city for the past Ave years.
Saturday evening. Dec. %. Mr..
Meals sister and brother law,
MIR. and Mrs. Robert A. Murray.
bai st. Anthony Ave, entertained
n few Of MIR, Meals old friends ut
"get-toRether" In their apart
mRnt.
Buffet supper Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Oliver, 23I 81, Anthony
Ave, entertained nc buffet sup.
per, Friday, Dec. n. Guests were
Mrs. MoEolle Oliver and Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Evans. Games we're
played with Mrs. Evans and Mrs.
Oliver winning prizes.
Christmas Dinner: Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney MilSRp. of 300 81. Anthony
Ave, had ~ their Christmas din
ner guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Smith Of Minneapolis: Mr.. J, w.
Pate, Mrs. Mary Willis and Mrs.
". g. BellRmy. The centsrpiece car.
ried out In Christmas colorE con.
sisted of red holly. chrysanths.
NUNS and snsp-dragona.
Christmas Dinner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar oliver. 23I ~. Anthony Ave,
had RE their Christmas dinner
guests. Mr. and Mrs. J. X. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. u. Ball and Mrs.
MoIelIe Oliver ~ Roswell, New
Mexico, mother ~ Mr.. Oscar. Al
four course turkey dinner WAS
served
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Arnold.
1899 Sherburns Ave, were hosts
on Christmas Day ut a breakfaa,
and dinner. Guests nj the break
fast were Mr.. and Mrs. William
WeddinRt0H, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
WeddinRton and son; Mrs. Tommis
OvoTton, Miss Nancy Ann and 10
Ann Curls Of Chicago Guests a.
the dinner weT' Rev. and Mrs.
Floyd Massey. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Bonner. Mrs. Tommis Oysrton
and Misses Jo-Ann and Nancy
Ann CuTlE.
On Sunday. Dsc. n. Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Arnold. 1899 Sherburns
Ave, entertained Rt q luncheon.
Guests were Mines. J. Foster u
Chicago; W. ~ Brsyboy. G. II.
Roper, 4. Frazier, J. Knott, J. 4.
Smith, Elizabeth johnson, Odsll
Galloway. Samuel Ransom, vii.
liam Wellington and Martin Wed
dinRtOn.
T3.e Homer BTilsy ~ the Army
Air Corps, arrived home Monday
morning. dee. 30. with . dis.
charge, after serving II months In
the service and 10 months of this
time overseas. Homer Brilsy, who
came here from Okinswa, IL the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ~. q. BriIsy.
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WAY SEE
~ BY nell D0DSOn RUSSELL

Some but vocal from the labor side Of
fence the appointment Of hburys Mills Bradshaw
chairman Of the sefsurvey of relations begin Minneapolis
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guests were; Little Carmitta Hit.
Pat Foster, SandrR Rogers, Lenore
Foster and isabelle Foster.
Miss Marie He'll Of Washing ton.
ID. C., Is the house guest Of MIR.
and Mrs. Ivy II, Hagan, G0I Car
roll Ave. She was here over the
Christmas Holidays. The HagRns
entertained for their guest Friday,
Dec %.
The TOutc BOnRe AmiCs Christ.
mas party was postponed indefinite
ly because Of the illness II MIR,
John Hickman. Sr. Mrs, Hickman
Is n charter member Of the club.
Returns From Two Months Visit !
Mrs, Sadie Harrison, 800 81. An
thony Ave, returned Dec. % from
two months visit on the Pacific
coast She visited Mrs. Stella Mack
and Mrs. India II, Allen, in Port
land, In San Francisco she was
guest Of Mines. Belle Benton, W.
NJ Martin, William McGavOck,
Helen Houston and Rose Gordon (:
in Berkeley she was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gibbs; in
MORN City, Calf. she was guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs, Johnny Walton. ST..
In Los Angeles Mrs. Harrison was
the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Char
lotte Moody. En- route home she
stopped In Denver. Colo, where she
visited Mr., and Mrs Henry Hicks;
In Kansas City Mrs. Harrison was
entertained by her brother, MIR.
Percy Winston. Some Of the per.
sons showing courtesioS 10 Mrs.
Harrison are former Twin Citians.
Mr.. Elmer Harris. GAG Carroll
Ave, left recently for New York
City to be the guest Of HIS son and
dauRhter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Harris, Jr. While Mr.. HaT-
ris II on his month long vacation
he will also visit In Buffalo, N. y.
where he has a brother, John and
then In Ontario, Canada. he will
visit three brothers, Wellington.
George and Raymond.
Home on FurIOuKh: Albert Ban
ham SIZE. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Banham. Sr.. I'll Carroll Ave, II
home on a l4-dAy furlouRh from
San Diego, Calf. where he IL now
stationed after being nj BikinI At0l
for the Atomic Bomb tests. lie ar
rived home on Monday, Dee. 80.
after being away from home for n
year. lie re-enliEted In the Navy
for two year period and has about
another tsn.mOnth period before
being discharged.
Yuletids Gathering; Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Smith. $40 Rondo Ave,
entertained at n yuletide gathering
on Saturday. Dec. ~. ERRnoR. n
repAst and general Holiday cheer
was served In large portions. Those
present were: Measrn. and Mines.
George Brooks, Jr., Ralph Gardner,
Jake Scott. Hector VaSsar, Mines.
Ruth Hickman, Archie Anderson
and Carlos Moffet. MeSsrs. Henry
Petticord and Lawrence Stewart.
Shower. Miss Alma Watson. who
was united In marriage 70 Mr..
OthsIl Johnson Of Champaign. ILL.,,
on Christmas Day, was honored
with = shower, Dec. 10, by the
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ID beloved wife
Dec. so. l948.
u miss you so
and keep you
In.
seon Stephens,
hens.
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Social and Persona
o ST. PAUL O

The Cameo club held its annual Christmas party Satur.
day Dec % at Meals rumpus 625 Rondo The party
n closed affair
Tot Has Birthday Party: Annabee Foster four. year
old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Herbert Foster Sr 964 Iyehar
Ave- celebrated her fourth birthday Thursday Dec 20 Her
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

'its Aunts: Misses Martha and ERie Flowers of Menu
PMS ienn are spending the Holidays visiting With their
aHs MINES H. Freeman and Katherine Elliot They are
staying at the Freeman home l19 Royalston n
Christmas Dinner Guests: Misses TheIma and Emm,
Roberts were Christmas dinner guests at the Ingram
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Another year is upon you and naturally you will want
to make this year the best you have known in
every respect In order 10 do this think the things that
feel will be necessary your happiness during the year
DO want better job wider circle of friends husbandH
Wishing alone will mako so CONTRARY TO the sonRl
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the worldfamous Pillsbury outfit could stand little
surveying.
Let's face few facts, my friends. II the hiring
policies Of Pllsbury Mills in regard to minority groups
haven't been too chummy. why hasn't somebody seen
At to comment the subject long before this II
the sef-survey is to accomplish anything at all.
there's why Pilsbury Mills should be exempt
from survey any more than any other organization
In fact the mills directors would be doing the Who'll,
city fine service II they would be the first TO 40
record willing to cooperate in the survey and then
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follow that with little action NELL H'SSL|
makes every
Ves desk of being Of the
than does charge working
of deepyed radical plot bomb the steps
White House.
The only real advance
the the executives chair able understand
kept at distance from the problem Some Of the militant
fighting liberals have the today top
conservatives who quite by accident found themselves hauled
melee and into it, took the cudGs with vengeance
As far have been able find Bradshaw
weepected in the community and he's apparently his good
intentions several worthy occasions.
doubt the will Minneapolis a relations
Utopia hope OOhardy enough to think will OF
we have with those human OsrheS who going
that such will only stir whole lot of bother
so why not let well enough alone
This country has been letting well
enough and it's getting and nell
international front The louder yell about democracy
tanned for the peoples Europe and
becomes when II bounds right back at
For example, I'll coumnst
Chicago Defender Anent Secretary State Jimmy By the Teller
who trying to convince the Of the world Of the
we-lOve- everybody intentions Of the U. S.
Writes Charley: Tom ConnaIly hopes his Nations work
Is and him il Is So respects
Jimmy Byrnes who the UN every
where Old Jim the CSOinan who told Hmmy
poll tar bill would body
When Executive he almost came
to untims endfrOm spOPIeHy when asked
representative meeting which preside
eOlOrsd Bob Ming Jim sending
NeEra. But old Jim speaking Americans"
Of quote.
And time od Jim sounding Civ
ing the downrOdden peoples Of Europe freedom
Mooov whips his pistol
Clean up your front yard Dub"
Seeing brother Byrnes
Department too busy trying u succeeding bamoozng
the rest Of the world Minneapolis might little missionary
work and try point the o he folks al home
The here, nd will be watched
in other cities where the need Of making
Is also strongly felt
civic social industrial group
operates in the the best Of it's ability think
will realize deep able TO
1--WE trying to honestly make this
man can breathe good clean air. work paying job and along
with his neiRhbor."
AFTER VIEWING THE DULL JACKIE GRAVES PAULIE JACK
SON bout at the Auditorium last Friday
in these would be better with the
hardhttng hitting Jackson
Graves for rounds and when the bell for
the crowd about ready both Of m
heard indication As Teller
trolley with friend husband myself said Anybody
could've got in there with Graves and
rounds Even After all a FIGHT"
Then when the morning with about Jackie
actually fought clean fRhwe things pretty pass
indeed when It's that plays according the
Any writer referee who looks other
when ANY athlete doesn't according HOyIe doing
dSSerViee both sports and 10 the individual himself
Of the daily
ought 10 show his elsewhere for while don't
know Of other where boxer would be allowed
with the peculiar brand Of fighting rereenR
takes place In this metropolis.
During the lived
champion challenger and aspiring paooka climbed
Madison Square Garden thing loyal
fight lover fora play. I've go ring
n E~GX
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IssiOn
Is June 80

AonAOaA
Is June 80
:. 24----Inter-
, the princi-
the next ma
roup for the
Iiatry, to be
the Nieollet
and 2, l947,
) of the Uni
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y.
osychiatrists
will
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to meet in
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Evening star., 1947-10-22
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