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The Ladies'. Moy the Lord Bless Them

According to an estimate by Behune who qualities
suppose something uuar head Of Negro in the
s. Of nations Negro organized into
clubs sorUties guilds II which has about 500
such female oganzatons any indication
fact, organized activity and much Of it
overlapping repeve the estimate might under
rate rather than overstate it.
Whatever the number Of organizations what their
program What doing the afternoons and evenings
they the RECOMMENDATION Of being mother"
wife" be for few hours individual again. zone Of the girls
name Of Mary, 0 Edith Jane?
Mainly they give free rein triAe
preoccupaon with himself home
talk isn't ang however good deal Of is monstrous
gossip the soul Of teller and listener alike
Then girls" stuHng themselves like guonou
this connection and that their
spoiled only by better than their own
After chatter gossip food girls" passion for
parliamentary procedure Only slightly less than triangle Of lemon
chiffon pie they love vigorous debate muhroomng up out OF some
Of order 81 point Of order"
question: Those thrilling than the wall
Of the new born.
talking their hears content, and all at and
sequy unhead by with gossip and food and parliamentary
procedure The "gs night afternoon on stu not complete
s be bridge pono And there the mothers OF the
really down the gritty Whatever the shade
skin the background the family income the girls stand on common
ground they the Almost they become
pushy elbowed Of turn in the line
the shew who hagges with the butcher even when
price beyond his control the rugged ndividua who holds
up checking looking Of
pnhes peshabe fruit in defiance Of the
sign asking soaonist to get all she
what the cost those outside the
world that is her home bridge pokeno
principle and which milk Spooned
them with their given their milk teeth which
poiso slow degrees until they adults!
they outside of household hints midwifery
tales efrRns few popular they know
them entrusted the rearing OF children the foma
ton Of per sonalty the instilnR Of principle,
responsibilities what they doing IN the
moments in from the pursuits
already Bethune they thinking OF new
carry for full opportunity and full
civil rights They with world peace and with
ord citizenship sounding it? They taking,
Mrs phunc righu place Of leadership in world
affairs In brief women have Of mankind.
Well maybe thinking that what the world
mazda ID fewer snyors who need Themselves saved In short,
Indies why bit and tidy at home! Re
member tha one where charity begins?
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MINNEAPOLITANS
VISIT IN MISSISSIPPI

Allston, Miss.-Mr. and Mrs. J.
Randolph Lewis, Jr., Of this city
were the recent hosts Of relatives
and friends, who motored east
from Minneapolis, Mimi, Mrs.
Lewis former home. The visitors
were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Max
we'll, parents Of Mrs. Lewis. Thad-
deus James. brother, and her girl
hood chum Mrs. Grace Bryant, and
daughter Mary Ann Bryant.
During their short visit they
were graciously entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. John Roberts and Mr.,
John Kenny Of Allston with Mrs.
Maria Ace as hostess, and also
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Williams Of
North Cambridge, Mass.
They met many friends at an
open house held in their honor by
the Lewis Srs. and Jrs.
Night clubs, historical points Of
interest, and n visit TO the Business
and Professional Mems Club of Bos-
ton as the guest Of Mr.. John Rob-
erts, rounded out a pleasant visit.
Their return trip is routed TO
include visit to New York City,
n. Y.
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MINNINAPOLIS social

Birthday Party: Little Miss Ros-
alind Sims celebrated her ninth
birthday on July 10, at her home,
1888 Fourth Ave. So. with a party
given in her honor. Games, favors,
and refreshments high-lighted the
day. Rosalind received many gifts.
Guests were, the Misses Margaret
and Patricia Rhodes, Michele Da-
vision. Gale Schofield, Patricia Lee,
Carlotta Early, Media Burnett,
Linda Logan, Barbara Conway,
and the Masters Cedric Lyle, Earle
Kyle, and Ernest Lee Sims, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lyle Of 1868
Fifth Ave. So. have been hosts
these past weeks to many rela-
tlvcs and friends. Visiting them
have been the parents Of Mr.. Lyle,
Elder and n. A. Battle Of Tut
wilcr, Miss, and Miss Jesse Mayes
Of Belzoni, Miss. Also visiting in
the home have been the brother Of
Mrs. Lyle, MIR. John Doggett Of
Cleveland. Ohio and Mr.. Wesley
Lyle, cousin to Mr.. Robert Lyle.
Many courtesies were extended to
the hosts and their guests while in
the city.
Miss blanche Patterson. teacher
Of Spanish in Sumner High School,
st. Louis. Mo. arrived for a much
needed vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Jesse Jackson, 29l5 Garfield
Ave. 50.
Miss Patterson has spent the
past five weeks working on the
committee appointed by the super
inteudent Of schools to write the
new course Of study for the mod
crn foreign language students. She
was one Of two Negro teachers Of
group of nine who wrote courses
ON Spanish, French, German and
Portuguese for twelve ST. Louis
High Schools.
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After more than two months IN
tho hospital Mrs r u. Simpson.
sS5 81. Anthony. Is home recuper-
ating. During her illness many
cards and flowers were sent by her
friends.
Mrs. George Stone. $40 ROndo,
has NJ her house guests for two
weeks her nicCes, Miss Shirley
Handy and Mrs. Vivian Willis and
son Ronald from Kansas city. Mo.
Mrs. Dollie Pccry. 1927 Cumber-
land Ave. will leave this week end
for Atlanta. Ga, to spend part
" her vacation visiting her mother
Mr.. and Mrs. sydney Milsap. 3O9
st. Anthony Ave. were hosts at
dinner Sunday. July 20. to Rev
VIM. Hicks Of Los Angeles Other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. julius
Avery and Mr. J. ". Pate. Rev.
Hicks Is the father II Mrs Ivy
Hagan. 6Oi Carroll Ave.
The Social Sessions Committee
" Como Temple No. l2s, daughter
ElkS. was entertained at tur-
key dinner Tuesday. July -, by
Mrs. Opal GrigShy, a member Of
the lodge, at her homo in Somcr-
set. Wis Mrs Mac Lark. recently
elected to second term as dauEh.
ter ruler ~ the lodge. thanked the
Committee FOR lts support during
her last term Mrs. Carrie Atlcp
gave two readings. Just Keep
Plugging Away" and DO Not
Judge Others Too Harshly." Mrs.
Edith Nash was presented u lucitc
comb and brush set. her birthday
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ParsS-MinnsapOlis SPOKESMAN

Married: Miss Ruby Wynn, 2sl5
Garfield Ave, became the bride Of
Mr.. Ernest Braxton, 4O7 Lyndale
Ave. ~, Wednesday, July l6. The
couple were married by Rev. c.
Battles, a minister Of the Church
Of God in Christ, The ceremony
took place at the home Of Mrs. Cert
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Friday, July rs, lS47

rude Mitchell, where Mr.. BraxtOn
resided. Mr.. Arthur Mitchell and
Mrs. H. Pullums were attendants.
The couple will be at home at the
Lyndale Ave. address.
The Friendly Sixteen Club viii
meet Saturday, July 26, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiawatha
ll43 Lyndale Ave. N.
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trial Ave. Enroute. she stopped in
Chicago for brief visit.
Dinner Party: Mrs. Nora Ross,
GG3 81. Anthony Ave, entertained
at a dinner party. Wednesday, July
q. in honor Of Mrs, Agnes KimbaIl
Franklin ~ Santa Monica. Calf
Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Allen McIntosh, Mr.. and Mrs Rob
ert A. Hunt and Mrs. e.. ". Bur
RcEs
Mrs. Agnes kimbAll Franklin 81
Santa Monica. Calf. Ia the house
guest OF Mrs. Edward Saunders.
GOT ST. Anthony. Mrs. Franklin Is
the daughter ~ Mrs. Virginia
Mitchell who formerly resided In
st. Paul and was u personal friend
~ Mrs. Saunders.
Reception: Mr.. and Mrs. I'd.
ward Sanders, GOT St. Anthony.
held II reception at their home
Sunday, July 20. IN honor ~ Mrs.
Agnes KimhalI Franklin 81 Santa
Monica, Calf, their house guest.
Ftfty friends came in 10 meet Mrs.
Franklin. including two out ~ town
guests, Mrs. f. burgess. Baton
Rouge. La, and Mr. Joseph T..
Harris, Rocky Mountain, n. e. A
ccntCrpiecc ~ yellow and white
daisies and pink and blue tapcrs
At each end made an attractive
ton table. which was covered with
a hand crocheted tnblccloth.
Forty First Anniversary: with.
out revealing the nature ~ the
celebration. Mr.. and Mrs. e. D.
Jones', il73 Charles. invited 10
guests 10 dinner party ut their
home Sunday, July 20, to obscryc
their forty first wedding Anniver-
Rnry which was July TO- just be.
fore the party. neiRhbors sur
prts"d Mr. and Mrs. Jones with
armfuls Of colorful nssortmrnts Of
garden flowers from their yards. 10
be- used to decorate the Jones'
home A turkey dinner with all the
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Social and Personal

gift from the group. Each mem
Der spoke briefly. Mr.. Squire Neal
and Mrs. Susan Triplett, here from
California, were guests Of the
group. Mrs. Triplett who still has
her membership with Como Tenn
pie. though she has resided in Cali
fornia for several years. gave a
cash contribution to help the com
mittee with its work. Members
present were bessie Clemmons,
Florthine Garcia, Lcona Goodman.
Emaline white, Florence Gooden,
Edith Nash, Carrie AtIep, Tillie
Daniels, Amy Gardner, Mae Lark,
leEarr Howard. Marjorie Kennedy,
Anna SCroggins. Beulah Mae Jones,
Geraldine Scroggins and Britain
year Wright. chairman.
Mrs. Wayne Conway Of Spring
held. Ohio, came here Sunday, July
"a. To visit at the home Of her son
n law and daughter, MIR. and Mrs.
Raleigh Hubbard. 694 Carroll Ave.
Returns to Washington: Miss
VIOLA Beaslcy. government en-
p1oyre in Washington, u. C., left
for home Thursday. July II, after
pending 10 days visiting Mrs.
Madeline Mosley. ISL y. Western,
her friend for the past p years
Miss Beaslcy was to make brief
stops IN Chicago and Atlantic City,
Nherc she planned to meet friends
and 20 to Philadelphia and New
York before going back to Wash
NEtun.
Mr.. William Small. S7I ROndO
Ave. returned last week from Tul-
"a. OKLA. whore he visited an uncle.
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Mrs. Joe y. Johnson, 592 W. Cen.
trail Ave, who was released from
Miller hospital, Saturday. July 10,
expects 10 return 10 the hospital
soOn for further treatment. Mrs.
J nson's cousin, Mr., Joseph
Sparks, who came here In May 10
enter Veterans hospital was re-
leased some time ago and has since
made his home with Mrs. John
son. He also expects 10 return 10
the hospital soon.
Dickie Travis. Jr., son of Mrs.
Kathryn Walker, $50 Arundel, left
for Chicago last week 10 spend
three weeks visiting mn uncle, Mr..
Humphrey Alexander, and a great
aunt, Mrs. Beatrice Taylor. His
vacation expenses was n gift Of his
aunt, Mrs. Myrtle Ross, $50 81.
Anthony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold A. Lett 81
Newark. NJ j., and Mrs. Sue Clark
and her daughter. Brenda, ~ Chi
caRo are recent visitors ~ Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Vasshr. 422 Carroll
Ave. The Let's, who spent two
days here, were on a 1000 mile tour.
Among other places they stopped
at CaSS Lake and Duluth. MINI,
PotsdRm, N. Y. Racine. Wis, De.
troit and the Twin Cities. The
Clarke visit will last one week.
Called to ~. Louis: Mrs. Pearl
Buckner. 2S0 W. Central Ave, re-
ceived word Saturday, July 10, that
n sister who resides IN 81. Louis is
seriously III. Mrs, Buckncr loft
Immediately for hCr nistsr's bod
side. Another sister, Miss Huct
tue Williams 81 Chicago. former
student at the University ~ Min
neaota, Joined MrH. Buckner Mt Chi
cago and went with her to st.
Louis.
From New York; Mrs. Camille
jackson Of New York City IL OK
p"cted 10 arrive here Friday, July
20, 10 spend u week with her aunt.
Mrs. Bertha James. 800 W. Cen.
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Editors Note The editor u the Los Angeles TRIBUNE Is
cryptic penned Amena Davis She the 1916 Wendell
Wke Journalism award considerable for agreeing
with Wesbrook Pegers criticism Of the Negro Press
Whether agrees with Amena Davis not honest OBJ
servers agree Davis lady writer. We reprint
her editorial dedicated ladies" July 49, substitute
for Nell DodSon RUSSELL column Nell is still ill.,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-07-25
Yesterdays Girls
And Boys 10 Frolic
Al Picnic AUG. 2

The annual picnic Of the Boys
and Girls Of Yesterday club Of
Halle Z Brown House, ST. Paul,
will be- held Saturday, August 2,
from one 10 FIVE pm. on the
grounds II Crispus Attucks Home.
Members Of the club meet once
each month at the House. Though
only men and women with 80 Or
more years residence in ST. Paul
10 their credit are eligible 20 mem
bcrahip, the club often invites other
"'boys and girls u yesterday" 10
participate in their social actiyi-
ties. Those who qualify for mem
b"rship are always welcome 10
Join,
Whether a member or not. all
"ycsterday's children" are invited
and urged TO join In the fun at
the picnic. Those attending will
bring their own lunch.
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Social and Personal
O ST. paul. a

Mr. and Mrs. ElwOOd COwan of 226 Sherburne Ave- left
Saturday July 49, by motor TO spend two weeks visiting Mrs
Cowans mother, Mrs. Laura Bean in Mapcon Kans. and
her sister, Mrs Cleo Cummings in Fort Scott, Kans
Baby girls recently born to Mr. and Mrs Richard
Smith, 494 Carroll Ave. and Mr. and Mrs Byron Brown
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the picnic. Those attending will
bring their own lunch.
"trimmings" was served. Mrs
Hattie Belle Smith. pianist, played
while the guests were arriving and
being seated and during the meal.
Gucnts were McssrB. and Mines
Edward HattOn, Dudley Smith, and
r. u Cook. Mines Maude Weber,
Hattie Sherwood, Lulu Edwards,
Carrie Lindsay, Bcrdie HE. f..
Harding, Hattie Belle Smith. EN-
ma Hood, and Mr.. W. Davis, visit.
ing here from the East and Mrs
Marguerite Sullivan, n visitor from
New York CITY.
Miss Thelma Miller, a I7.year.
old niece u Mrs. Rufus Boyd, 1877
IRlohnrt, arrived in 81. Paul from
cotton Plant, Ark, Thursday. July
~, 10 make her home with Mr.. and
Mrs Boyd. Miss Miller, "A high
school graduate. has enrolled at the
Lee School Of Beauty Culture here
and will begin her studies Sept. 2.
The newcomers aunt, Mrs. Boyd,
until her retirement few years
ago. was one Of st. paul's lending
benuticians.
Mr.. Arthur white. Jr.. formerly
II S. Paul. now residing In Pasa-
denA. Calf. Is here TO spend sew
erhl weeks at the home Of his par.
cnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur White
Sir. GIT RoHdo Ave.
Mrs. Lillian Walker. New Or.
leans. La. Is Visiting her son-in-
law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs
Emile I'm. 076 Carroll Ave. She
plans to be here at least two weeks.
Mrs. George Howard. 57I ~. An
thony Ave. h at home, Conva-
Icscing from u long illness, during
which most Of her time was spent
at St Joscph's hospital.
Louisville Visitor: Miss Ella Mas.
trraon u Louisville. Ky. Is here for
a two week visit at the home 81 her
friend, Mrs, Mary Eddings. 7Is St
Anthony Ave.
Mrs. Charles Tucker Of Detroit,
the former Isabel Mcintyre Of ST.
Paul. Is IN the SANITY city for a
three week vacation. With hor are
her four children. Rita, Charles.
Jr, Truman and June, Mr. Tuck
81 IL expected to arrive next week
for brief visit with his family
her" before they all return to De
trott While they are here. the
fuckers have been given the use
nt the home uf DR.. and Mrs. Dun.
bar GthS"n. at ga Fuller Ave. who
are out Of the city on their vara.
ton
Names Omitted The names 81
Mrs. Carrie Sptllman and Miss
Marjorie Byrd, visitor from Kan.
sas Clty. Mo. were omitted from
the guest list printed last week Of
breakfast given July II by Mrs
Annie BLACK. G73 ". Central.
Mrs, James Mck tnney. 3iS y.
Grottn, who has seldom dared go
cut Of her home. and then only
with her husband. during tho past
five years, manages tu be- cheerful
most 81 the time and she is feel
tng little better than she has for
s"mc time 4 chronic illness which
has not kept Mrs, Mckinney con
fined 10 hed has prevented her ven
turing out alone.
Cosmopolitan Club members. a
group of civic. charitable and so
,tal minded women. gathered for
their meeting on Saturday, July -.
At the home " Mrs Eva Rail- $50
y. bale st Miss | Myrtle Garden.
guest speaker. talked Ia the women
informally on The Value Of Won
ems clubs IN the Community "
rlans we're completed for the clubs
drSt annual picnic.
MIR L. T. raTVcr. 500 81. An.
'hony AvU., received word last week
that brother. Mr.. I. y. Tarver.
drcd in Flint. Mich, Sunday. July
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Home Accidents
| Include 4Hurt in
| Wash Wrinqers

Four persons were injured when
their arms were caught in the
wringers of washing machines. the
Red Cross Accident Prevention Serv-
ice reported yesterday in its sum-
mary of LOG home accidents here
last week.
Two deaths, one of an infant, who
smothered and the other Of 49,
year-old man who died after a fall
in his yard, brought the total OF
home accident fatalities for the year
to 153.
The breakdown of accidents listed
40 falls, IA burns, two accidental
poisoning, nine foreign bodies in
throat and stomach, 10 cuts, three
bruises and 10 injuries from miscel-
laneous causes.
Four children who swallowed pins
required hospital treatment. A lawn
mower amputated the flngertip OF a
2-year-old boy
One mans trousers caught fire
from a cigarette and woman suf-
fered burns when the bedclothes
caught fire because of her husbands
smoking.
The total of home accidents re-
ported this year is 3,743 compared
to 4.042 On the same date last year
the Red Cross said.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Autopsy Is Ordered
In Waitress Death

A 22-year-old brunei waitress died
in Gallinger Hospital yesterday eve
ming and police said an autopsy
would be made to determine wheth-
er she carried out threat to take
something" when a friend refused
to kiss her, police said.
Identified as Miss Mary c. Boiling
of 1918 L street NV, she entered
the hospital at 1870 am. yesterday
and died at $40 pm. without re-
gaining consciousness.
Police said Miss Boiling returned
to the rooming house early yesterday
and met another roomer in the
second floor hallway.
She asked him to kiss her and
when he refused. said she was going
to take something police said.
Shortly after she went into a
bathroom or the second floor, Miss
Boiling collapsed near the front
door.
Police did not report finding any
poison, but took a water glass for
ANALYSIS.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Bo|der Foreign Aid Urged
Bv Federal Church Council

Bolder methods to meet the relief
crisis were urged upon President
Truman by Charles P Taft, presi-
dent of the Federal Council of the
Churches of Christ in America, in a
telegram made public yesterday.
There is doubt among our church
leaders that the measures thus far
proposed are drastic enough to
landle the imagination, enlist the
neral will of our people, and assure
adequate supplies for shipment
abroad" Mr.. Taft said.
In companion statement to the
constituent churches of the Federal
Council of Churches, Mr.. Taft urged
them to seize the moral initiative"
in making effective the voluntary
program set forth by the Presidents
committee.
! Let us impose on ourselves
meatless and wheatless days and
use more vegetables and fruit" the
church leader suggested as addi-
ltional means of conserving food for
people ovoEseas.