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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-16
81. Paul NAACPs
Monthly Meeting
Next Tuesday

The feasibility and possibility Of
employing a paid executive secre-
tary for the local branch will be
discussed at the regular monthly
meeting Of the ST, Paul branch Of
the NAACP. At Halle Q. Brown
House, b6S Aurora. Tuesday. May
20. Rt 3 p. m.
The annual membership cam
paign will begin June ]. with Mrs,
Beatrice Boyd a. chairman Of the
membership committee and direc-
tor. The goal has been set at 200
members.
Bridal shower; Mrs. Arthur HRr.
ness, Mrs. Gabriel Boudreaux, Mrs,
Alex Neal and Miss Emma Mae
Blackwell were hostesses At u bridal
shower given for Miss Jean Fran.
ces Curry Sunday. May I, at Mrs.
Harness home. A buffet supper was
served. Prize winners at games
were Mines. Fred Ewing, Stanley
Harris and Misses Kathleen Curry
and Andrea Skinner. Guests also
included Misses Harriet Thompson,
Myrtle VRssRr; Mines. Foster
Brown. Jr.. Joe Danforth. LawT-
ence Mccoy, Dennis Hines, Alfred
Martin. Carl Wade and Percy
Hughes, Jr. Guests, not free 10
attend. who sent gifts. were Mines.
Max Hall, Clayton Hughes and
Donald Brady, Sr.
Pfc. Wendell u. Johnson. sta.
toned at Fort Meyer, Va, will wind
up his 30-dRy furlouRh here with
his mother and family at 06l Aid.
rich Ave. NJ, on May 20. His
mother. Mrs. EStslle johnson, re-
turned from Bethany. Mo. Tues.
day. May O. where she spent tive
months visiting n daughter, Mrs
Bert McGregor. She came back "a
spend some time with her son, be.
fore his furlouRh ends.
Mrs. W. A. Lee, 2O23 Blooming.
ton Ave. and her sister, Miss Ava
CAssell. Of the same address, spent
Mothers Day in Des MOines. IL,
their home city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Charleston,
2S9 St Anthony Ave. Final ar
engagements will be made for Poppy
Day on Thursday, May %.
J. A. Lee, 6I6 West Central Ave.
who has been i'll since the middle Of
December is being attended by his
niece, Miss Margaret Sullivan Of
New York City.
Party: Miss Ella Mae Jordan.
2SS ROndo Ave, was hostess 10 n
small party, Monday, May 5, hon
oring Miss Vera. Jean Garrett.
Those present were: Mrs. Eliza
beth Jordan, MIR. James johnson
and Mr.. Learned White. Refresh
ments were served.
The Willing Workers Of st.
James A.M.E. church, met Tues
day, May IS, at the home Of Mrs.
Herbert Foster, 964 Iglehart Ave,
with Mrs. Cynthia Foster as host
ess. The president, Mrs. Bernice
Duke, presided Mrs. Villa Mae
Barber reported on the Mothers
Day tea. Mrs. Gaynell Ponder and
Mrs. Virginia Duke gave facts on
the project to be given in June.
Rev. B. n. Moore talked Of the
concert TO be presented in June,
by Mrs. Moore, and also gave an
interesting pep talk on the plans
for the new church. Mrs. Dorothy
Compton and Mrs. Hazel Starks
reported on their coming event, Of
May 81. Twenty members were
present who partook Of the de-
licious buffet luncheon served from
table laid with French lace cloth,
with a centerpiece Of garden flow
ers, pink and white snapdragons,
jonquils and white candles.
The Omega Psi Phi fraternity,
Xi chapter, met Sunday, May II,
p. m, with Mr.. Alexander Jor-
dan. 662 St. Anthony Ave, TO fur
Their their plans for the regional
cOnclave to be held here the latter
part Of this month.
SOLDIERS MOTHER LIVES
IN MINNEAPOLIS
The name of Mrs. Juanita 0den,
1881 Bryant Ave. N, Minneapolis.
was inadvertently omitted from n
story about her son. Pvt. Chester
W. Oden, Jr., in the May 9 edi-
ton Of this paper.
Visitors to the Minneapolis Of
fee Of this newspaper recently were
Mr.. II. Hopkins. 800 N. Dale ST.;
Mr.. A. NJ. Simmons, 663 Rondo
Ave. and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tay-
, lor, 1856 st. Anthony, all Of st. Paul;
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Jackson, 370S
Fourth Ave S. and Lieut.. W. c.
Fitzmingcr, 4s44 Chicago Ave,
Minneapolis.
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~ Mrs. Donald Brady, ST, 5000
Fifth Ave. So, Saturday, May 10.
Guest prizes were won by Mcs-
DANES Helen Curry, first; c, II,
Roper. second; William Godctte,
third; aud q. l.. Alexander, con-
ISOLATION, Other guests were Mes
DANES II. :. Brown. c. W, Glenn,
Olin Wells, II, &, Archer, {. T..
Noble, Harvey Moss, and Palmer
Jackson. Club prizes were won by
McSdames c, W. wigington, hrst;
Alice Morgan, seconds and Harold
Combs. third. Other members
present were Mesdames Cheat
Oliver, Nora McCrarken. o. n.
Williams, Frank Terry. and r, s,
Underwood. The next meeting
will be held Saturday, May 20,
with Mrs, q, II, williams. 4lIb
First Ave, SO,
Mr.. J. w. Baldwin. Si2 18th Ave.
s., left Wednesday, May II, for
Kansas City, No., birmingham,
TuskeEee. Selma, and Marion. Ala,
for few weeks vacation,
The Friendly Sixteen Club met
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hudson, 601 Bryant Ave, N, satur.
day, May Q. Guests were MSEdRmsS
Bertha johnson. Jack Hyde, EulR
Dubois, Gene Moore, and Gertrude
White. Tho next meeting will be
held Saturday. May n, with Mr.,
and Mrs. A, Mcintosh, 1853 Fourth
Ave. \,
Mrs. Jsasis bonner. SSil Clinton
Ave. g., 10 very seriously III at Min.
noApoliS General hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Anderson. 30
Roy alstOn Ave. NJ, are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of a
daughter, Katherine I.RrRynC,
weighing q pounds, IN ounces
born Tuesday, April ~, At Fair
view hospital.
The WOmsR's Auxiliary of Local
bi6, held q social meeting Thurs.
day. May 10, at the home Of Mrs
Eugene Shepherd. $500 18th Ave. &
King David Lodge No 2, A. A.
Y. NJ. and tho HeroinsH Of Jericho
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-16

her sixth birthday Wednesday. May
IL, at a family dinner party. given
by her parents.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Young and Miss Arlene Young,
cor Olson Blvd and Mrs Cleo Hampton 63l Lyndae Ave-
No. left Monday May r. by motor for New York City, to
visit their sister Mrs Maggie Brazee Enroue they will stop
in Detroit, Mich. to visit relatives there.
The Twin City Maids and MatrOns Club met at the home
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Visitors: Mrs. Gene MeCray and
mother, Mrs. J. Hopbson Of Chi
cago, ILL.,, are visitors in the city,
as the house guests Of Mrs. Hopb-
sons daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Danforth, 1888
Carroll Ave. Mrs. Hopbson is al
so the mother Of Mrs. Gertrude
CLANCY of Seattle, Washington,
who was visiting the Covingtons.
ApriI 80, Mr.. and Mrs. Danforth
entertained in honor Of their sis
ter, at their home, 1913 Carroll Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis, 666
Rondo Ave-, were hosts at n party
honoring Mrs. CLANCY and Mrs.
Clayton Harper Of Philadelphia,
Pa, on Tuesday, April 20.
Thursday, May l, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. B. COvingtOn Of 667 St. Anthony
Ave-, entertained at a dinner for
Mrs. Harper and Mrs. CLANCY.
Ill: Raymond "Bueky" Brown,
small son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Brown, 93l St. Anthony
Ave-, has been quite i'll at home
since May u.
The Oak Leaf Art club met
Monday, May IL, with Mrs. Della
HolsOmbaek, $50 Rondo Ave. Mem
bers present were: Mines. Emily
Harris, Alice Jackson, Lydia
Brown, Ophelia Wooten, Violet
Sanders and Ella A. Jackson. The
next meeting will be May 20, at the
home Of Mrs. Josephine Hagen,
COL Carroll Ave.
Due Home This Week: Mrs
Hattie Walker Of 1887 Sherburne
Ave-, sent word to her husband,
Mr.. w. B. Walker, that she plans
to return TO St. Paul the latter part
Of this week. Mrs. Walker is now
visiting a friend, Mrs. Sadie Ander-
son in Chicago, III. Several weeks
ago, Mrs. Walker was called to the
bedside Of her brother in Lexing-
ton, Kentucky, Mr.. Edward Faux
ner, who was then quite i'll, but has
since showed improvement.
The Just-Us club met Monday
evening, May IL, with Mrs. John
Scott, 555 W. Jessamine Ave. The
hostess served a luncheon. The
next meeting will be May 26, with
Mrs. Leslie Seaton, 1920 Cumber-
land.
A boy was born recently TO Mr..
and Mrs. C. A. Davis, 1913 W. Cen
trail Ave.
Announce Engagement: Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Davis, 299 N. Avon,
have announced the engagement
and forthcoming marriage Of their
daughter, Loretta, TO Zachary b.
Blakey, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Blakey Of Yankton, South Dakota.
The wedding will take place June
%, at Camphor Methodist church.
The Attucks- Brooks Auxiliary
will meet Monday, May 10, with
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ST. Paul Birthday Greetings;
May iS-Agncs {, Bethel. sal
Rondo Ave, Mrs. Annie Foster,
1883 Sherburne. Gertrude Freeman,
7A4 81. Anthony Ave. May, 30
Frances Humburd. 694 Carroll
Ave, Constance Hin, $50 IglehRrt
Ave, Maurice l.. Copeland, 2Al st,
Anthony Ave. May % Dolly
Crushon, 662 ST. Anthony Ave,
A. X. Shavers. 800 N. 81. Adams,
Mabel Stephens. 47S Rondo Ave,
May 23-Lawrencc Whitmore. 800
Rondo Ave.
Out Of Town Greetings: May II
Mrs. Theodore =. Nixon, Clevs-
land, Ohio. May 2I-Lillian G,
Burris, Los Angeles, Calf.
Visitors 10 the ST. Paul Office;
Mrs. Cora Strothers. 492 W. Cen
trail. Laura Jeffrey. 500 Burgess
St, Burt Carter, $50 W. Central.
Mrs, Foster A. Brown, Jr., 970
Rondo Ave. and Frank Patterson,
667 Rondo Ave.
birthday Dressings IN hlRhsaPallsI May
a. Joseph Young. S1ap FIRST Ave. 3,
Louis Lynch. 900 AIdrirh Ayp. N Theresa
Chapman, HS Huag Ave, n May ~
Arthur Lyons iag BryAnI Avs. n. Pascal
J. Cummodoru. $50 y lake ~ i,annis
shislds, l7ab cath Ave, ~. hAEdalsaS
Jones 1908 Olson nlvd May % Chester
Adams 2laG Fourth Ave + John Maui.
tTis. STA Emerson Ave, N William Aadi.
son $500 Portland Av. Maurice Cope
land as Bryant Ave. N. MAY ~
Iurillr n Eltr, T2b EInsFH,n Ave N Ars
Henry Sch0hrtd. kiq7 Jamss Ave. ~ May
70 Howard N. EnRluhd b2d HodEson nldH
May 20 Norma Norman. 81 AdTioh Ave
N shirley Bilsa 1887 y Frankiin Ave.
william Marshall a0bO Fourth Ave =
0eoFus Mills, sos sih Ave N hsy ~
Mario e. Hughss. sA6R FUuFih Ave \
Oct -sf-TswR GFsstihHsi May A2-OsoFEs
johnson. Washington, u. e. hay ~ AFE
Edwin 7 Randall, Hopklhs MINI. hAy
70 CiiHord Johnson. kARsss city, Mo
william n. Ashhy. kansas CITY. No
Hilbert 4 BoWdrn. Rnskfofd, III Mrs
FtorsRcs Psrry. birmingham. Ala MAY n
Mis- DnFuthy Waters, Chicago, ~ vii
liam iAndrum, Owen, VIE.
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Social and
Personal

Mrs. Edward l.. Maxwell Of AZ.
lRnta. Ca. has spent the past two
weeks at the home Of Mrs, Gordon
Granger. S62I Fourth Ave. s, She
Is here visiting her husband, now
attending the University Of Mime.
sofa and expects 20 return 20 her
home within y few days.
Clyde Hatcher. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Theodore Hatcher. Jr., $40
Smelling Ave, II among those TO
bS initiated by the honor society At
Wendell Phillips Junior High school
Friday, May 10.
Mr.. Paul Bowls, 1919 LyRdAls
Ave, NJ, Is expected to return TO
Minneapolis. Friday, May 10, from
Rockford. ILL.,, his former home,
where he spent n week visiting
relatives and friends.
The Sodality Girls Of ~. Thomas
Episcopal church met Tuesday, May
IS. at the home Of Mrs. Louise
Hughes, 1918 Fourth Ave. 8, Mem.
bers present were Mines, Pearl
Schoheld, Vera Schoheld, Erncstinc
Danforth, Dolores GilchreSt, Gladys
Sessions. Josephine Underwood,
Harriet Thomas. Ruth Judy, BenitR
McHiRh, Barbara StrAwder. Vivian
Nelson, FRuStins Smith; Misses
Patricia Mallory and Harriet
Thompson, The next meeting will
be held at the home Of Mrs. Gil.
chrcSt, S7l2 Fifth Ave. g.. on Tues.
day, May 81.
Mr.. Il. W. Bowman. SSI2 Fourth
Ave. g.. left Friday, May 0, for
DeS MolneS. Iowa, were he spent
Mothers Day with his mother, Mrs
Allie Bowman.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-16
INSURANCE. MEN AMONG
APRIL'S HIGH Statesmen

4. c, Wallace and Theodore Al
len. insurance statesmen with tho
North American Casualty Co. were
among the winners in the April
sales promotion contest.
Allen sold $20,l2S Of new life in
surRnco and made the eompany's
honor roll for the second time In
l9A7,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-16
8 MOTHER LIVES
IN MINNEAPOLIS

The name Of Mrs. Juanita Oden,
1881 Bryant Ave. N, Minneapolis.
was inadvertently omitted from IA
story about her son. Pvt. Chester
W. Oden, Jr., in the May 9 edi-
ton Of this paper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-16

Of Emma Thompson Court No. 3,
met In joint session. Friday, May
o, at the Elks Rest, iGs Hyland.
After the meeting refreshments
were served.
Urgently Needed: Room, furnished
or unfurniShed. with kitchen privi-
lcgcs; kitchen or apartment; settled
couple. Locust 79i9.
For Rent; Single room for man.
Go. 1888.
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as worthy recipients. Reading left
TO right are Bruce Williams, Joe
Ray, Sheriff Gibbons, Horace Col
Inns, Herschell Garrett and Ken
Wilson.
In the presentation ceremony
Sheriff Gibbons said. These are
days when all Of us are doing every
thing possible to encourage the
youth Of today in good, clean Ath-
letic sports. Having consulted Ken.
meth Wilson, physical director Of
Halle Q. Brown, we are Of the
opinion that II we can prove 10
our youth that physical fitness Is
brought about only by clean living.
and hard training, we will not only
keep him active but give him u
clear view on life as II should be.
With Halle q. Brown boys reeeiv-
ing this gift we are all looking
forward to great participation in
the game Of baseball, as well as
more young men trying out for the
various teams, and one must APP
preciate, while they are doing their
best, the finest results are always
obtained when there is a goOdly
group Of fathers, mothers and
friends watching these games.
John NJ. Culver, president Of the
Mems Council at Halle O. Brown,
has assured the directors Of Vox
Pop that the boys Of Halle Q.
Brown and its members have ap-
preciRted the athletic gift which
was so badly needed and which will
give an impetus to the athletic
activity Of Halle q. Brown.
The CredjSfawR Credit Union
met Monday. May ~, with Miss
Estella Luckie. 1891 Sherburne
Ave, with Mrs. Nilee Lewis as
co-hostess.
Birthday Party: Little Marcia
Charlene Duke, six year old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling NJ.
Duke, aga Carroll Ave, observed
Evening star., 1947-04-04
Booker |. Washington
Day 10 Be Marked by
Parade Tomorrow

Booker 7. washington day, the
91st anniversary Of the prominent
colored educators birth will be
celebrated here tomorrow with q
parade along Constitution avenue.
/ The procession will start at II
am, from Fourth street and Con-
lstitution avenue NV. and will dis
band near Sixteenth street NV.
Leading citizens of both the white
and Negro races will participate in
| the parade. j. Finley Wilson, grand
exalted ruler OF the colored Elks,
| will ride at the head of more than
| / 900 members of the organization.
officials said. Accompanying him
will be DR.. Emmett ]. Scott, secre-
ftary of the Booker T. Washington
birthplace Memorial OF Rocky
mount, Va. Mr.. Wilson will be grand
marshal.
The parade, climax Of special
| six-Week campaign in the sale OF
Booker T. Washington memorial
coins, will be reviewed by notables
lon a reviewing stand between Fiji
lteentia and Sixteenth streets NV.
Ofhcials said Acting Police Supt.
Walter II. Thomas and Fire Chief
Clement p. Murphy will be in the
line of march. Groups representing
the Boy Scouts, Reserve Ofhcers'
Training Corps, veterans and fra
Evening star., 1947-04-04

ternal organizations win participate
III the parade.
The queen Of the parade and Of
the celebration will be Miss Gloria
Galloway, Howard University fresh
man. Her attendants will be: Miss
Verde Clarke, Catherine Cant,
Juanita Griffith and Marjorie Tin
dali.
Serving with co-chairmen Charles
Stofberg and Shep Allen on the
Parade Committee are Clarence
Arata. Oliver Cowan, Woolsey w.
Hall, Col. w. D. Leonard, Col.
Leonce r. Legendre, Insector Ar
thur E. Miller, Max G. Schwartz
and Garnet G. wilkinson.
Bands to Participate.
Oficials said bands from these
organizations will be in line OF
march: Morning Ssar Elks, James
Reece Europe Pos. American Le-
gion, knights of ST. oiln, Armstrong
High, Metropolitan Police Boys Club
ard Columbia Elks.
The crowning OF Miss Galloway
will take place at the Coronation
Ball, to be held at 9 pm. tomorrow
Evening star., 1947-04-04

ii the Music Hall, s15 v street NV.
John II. Young, Sd, IS executive
director Of the Booker T. Wash
ington Memorial Coins Campaign
in Washington. The Booker T.
Washington Birthplace Memorial
Corp, Is sponsoring the parade.
The 50-cent commemorative coins
are being sold for 81, the premium
being used to construct a school at
Evening star., 1947-04-04

Argentina is searching for native
plants yielding q fiber adaptable TO
the manufacture Of cordage and
textile containers to take the place
of imported jute fiber and sacking.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
Jute Substitute Sought

Rockymount. Mr.. Young said the
will continue indefinitely.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-31

SORTING OUT THE WEEK
LY WASH. The Detroit
Tribune's First Annual Band
Poll gets underway this week.
This poll consists of all OF
the musical talent around
Michigan. Support your fav-
eriie by mailing your vote in.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-31

tainment AZ the 666 Club Out
AZ Club Zomble Rita Butleu
singing doll Clip Roberts, come
DIV star. sonny Garter. singer
~ sweet songs Trixie and her
Trixiettes are tops IN entertain
mcnt around tina, neck OF the
woods Willie Smith IS Your EN-.
Gee. and the music is furnished
bv Lionel Reason and his band
I was wired that new trlo
viii replace Gene Nero and MS
trio. al the Rex Bar starting
next week. Gene and his bows
did a nice Job during their stay
at the Rex
The Dave Clark Benefit Show
that was held al the 666 Club
last Thursday packed en- IN
from near and far Celebrities
galore we're in on the fray, and
an put down action From the
Fl-Sino came Eddie (Mr Clean
head Vinson MIR Cleanhead
sang "Old MAIDS Boogie and
Twas Just A Dream A little
later someone from the audience
yelled out. Here comes Oman
Washington And true enough
il was Dlnah and the whole
Frolic Show Bar show including
Ted Buckner and his band, and
Jimmy Mills. emcee Dlnah sang
her latest recording, Stairway
To The Stars and u Know
How To Do It. After Oman
finished lending her vocal cords.
everybody was wondering who
would be next Then inside of
4 flash and a dash Allen Drew.
Detroirs most popular emcee.
came upon the stage Evcrybody
knew right then what the score
was Allen introduced 7 Bone
Walker who is now headlinlng
the entertainment list at Sport
ree's Music Bar T-Bone brought
the house down with his rem
dition of "Pincv Brown Blues
and others T-Bone received the
musical support Of Al Martin
and his band
Others who participated In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-31
DICCING
---the scene
BY Dick Jennings
BY Dick jennings
A CATS DESIRE

.,nt fine Fleetwood Cadillac as long as bus
And twenty-five pretty frers who raise whole lot
OF fuss
want them to be booted how to make boat load of
gold
cold
.nt my head chick be shapely, and twelve shades
abo>e brown
g can make her the hippest sporting gal in this one
mans town.
want some hard cuttn' vines all tailor made
Bennys stomps and sky pieces of all different shades
want fifteen pad groovy as sin
Sacked With the best of whskey, wine scotch and gin
want 10 be with every issue, and down with all action
And PLAY all of the ole hens to my satisfaction
want vault full of gold and lot Of real estate
want Henry Ford and Rockefeller to be my running
mates
Iwant hard cuttn' diamond on both my hands
want them to be worth deuce or trey Of grand
want hard cuttn' wrist watch so can dig the time
So won't be late to dine with chicks so fine
want Billy Nab and his crew to jump when spiel
And want J Edgar Hoover and his FBI to say That's
good deal"
BY ID. Jennings
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-31

New let's get on this mellow
e-st dig this latest.
ys gro and most terrific
rae this IS the fifth
h cw seq Of tWelves.
t.,A cams and the Heavy
Nos' arc still PLAYING
-Yr Inc rosy / guess
vssr ivv Heat Stretch
,a.s session OF this
a chick, hdh. frier,
s-5 81 wll show on Inc
s'fr ancrnatvg All win
N- Nj display VhR,
s-aa. ncn added 10 those
ta during those cold
eo'c- 1en Hawkins Was
tos want to wise
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-31

Nou up u ,he entertainment
ncing put down ~ The differ
Ont glad pads and gln-dIns
T-Bone Walker who is 90
ing into his second seven al
Sportree's Music Bar is still
packing EN- in az said spot
with his oroovY style Of blues
singing T Bone gets the sup
port Of Al Martin and his
fine little Jump crew T-Bone
and the Al Martin band coll
laboraied on a little diiiY en-
titled "Sporiree Jump" It's
real nice.
a four star shoV plus tho
music ~ Leonard Morrison and
bis band headlines the enter