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Bishop ]. A. Gregg
Appears at Wesley
Church May G

Bishop J. A. Gregg, Of Kansas
City, Kans., presiding bishop Of the
Fourth Episcopal district Of the
A. M. E. Church, will lecture the
subject on brotherhood" at Wes-
ley Temple Methodist Church,
Grant and Marquette, Minneapolis,
Tuesday, May 9, at 1880 pm.
The noted prelRte will be well
coined to the Twin Cities by Mayor
Hubert H. Humphrey, DR.. Charles
P. Deems, rector st. Marks Cathe-
dral, DR.. Howard Wiley, executive
secretary Of the Minneapolis
Church Federation; Rev. W. L.
Halfacre, president of the Mime
apolis Ministers Alliance, and Rev.
H. w. Bolts, moderator Of the
Minnesota State Baptist AssociR-
ton.
United Choirs Of Twin City
Methodist Churches under the d.
rection Of Cora E. Moore with
Bertha L. King at the console viii
furnish the music.
Bishop Gregg will also show mo.
ton pictures Of his war zone tours
on which he was sent by President
Roosevelt.
No admission will be charged.
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WHY EDITORS GO CRAZY:
Reporter Looks for News,
Finds Little, But Hats
Lady's Assault and Battery

trouble before, but this time !
think he had too much to drink.
The judge looked at the previous
record, and fined the man $26.
The lady went on out Of court
and followed her. In the vestibule
she said that she thought her boy
friend was going to kiss her when
he socked her. He also stuck q
knife in her back which inflicted
dangerous injuries.
Lady Gets ObstreperOus
Just then a companion who had
paid the fine for Mr.. Duncan came
out with him. The woman started
for Mr.. Duncan and told him she
ought to beat him to death. Mr..
Duncan prepared to defend himself.
| stepped between them and told
the lady that l was allergic to
being mixed up in a brawl in the
courtroom door, what with fines
and cells for such disturbance. The
guy who paid the fine took Mr..
Duncan down the street and the
lady went of TO find a place on
which to lean.
So you see l tried but there Just
isn't much going on.
Rem
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Junior NAACP to
Heur Forrest Virgins

The Junior NAACP will meet
Sunday, April 81, at 3 p. m. at the
Phyllis Wheatley House. Prof. For
rest Virgins Of the U Of NJ will be
the guest speaker. All members
are urged to be present. Anyone
interested is also invited to attend.
VISITS STATE LEGISLATURE
A delegation from the Mime
sofa State Association Of Colored
Women visited the state capitol
Monday, April 81. They were in
troduced on the floor Of the House
Of Representatives by Representa-
tive George French Of Minneapolis.
The delegation toured the capitol
and sat in on an afternoon session
Of the Senate at the invitation Of
Senator Harold Harrison.
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full retraction of his statement.
Sigler told a committee from the
Detroit branch NAACP that che
never had attributed communist
front activities" to the NAACP.
The Governor said his testimony
before the House Committee on
Un-American Activities concerned
"a chapter for the Advancement
of Colored People," which he
claimed was a socialist organiza
ton. He said, Whatever confusion
exists comes from the similarity Of
names. had supposed that the ex
PLANTATION previously given by tn
State Police Commissioner, Donald
S. Leonard, had cleared that up"
DR.. James ]. McClendon, former
president of the Detroit branch and
member of the NAACP national
board Of directors, spokesman for
the delegation from the Detroit
branch, told the Governor that his
irresponsible statement had done
irreparable harm to the NAACP
and demanded a retraction. In ad-
dition to a statement to Michigan
newspapermen, the Governor prom
ised to write the House Committee
on Un-American Activities to in
form them of his error.
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Art Exhibit
Festival Feature
Pageant Tonight

The public is urged to view the
exhibit Of sculpture and paintings
by Negro artists lent by the HRr-
mon Foundation, New York, to be
displayed at the Festival of Ma
tons being currently held through
April 27. To be shown with oils
by Palmer Hayden are, William
E. Arts Tommy" and a head Of
DR.. Louis Tomkins Wright in terra
Gotta, Richard Barthe's "Shoe Shine
Boy" in plaster, Sargent JOhnson's
Head Of a Boy" in terra Gotta and
Roland Moody's "A Mask" a wood
carving.
Appear In Playlet Tonight
The Twin Cities has put aside all
activity which might conflict with
tonight's program so that they
might turn out en- masse to enjoy
the educational feature made up Of
local talent trained by staff mem
bers Of Halle Q. Brown House, the
Catholic Recreation Center, st.
Paul, and Phyllis Wheatley house,
Minneapolis.
Miss Walker Of the National
Recreation Association, New York,
has expressed her qualification with
the work Of the local directors who
had completed the spade work Of
training before her arrival in st.
Paul to draw the various activity
units together for tonight's pre-
sentation.
The Negro Market Square booth
at the Festival IL maintaining its
popularity as In former years. Fried
chicken as typieally American as
ham and eggs or apple pie b being
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better citizens.
Urged to Reconsider
Rev. Moore urged Kinzer TO re-
consider his action urging him mot
to let Minnesota's name 60 down In
disgrace before the nation"
A copy Of Rev. Moore's letter
went to the eight other members Of
the committee who voted TO kill the
FEPC measure.
COngratulates Governor
YOungdahl
In a letter sent to Governor
Youngdahl the st. Paul pastor
praised him for valiant leader
ship" and for enlightened steps IN
the direction Of the greatest good
for the greatest NUMBER na
The minister expressed the hope
that the measure could be revived
Ito save the great name Of our
state" W Fa N
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Phil Aston
Found Dead

Phillip s. Aston, 81 years old,
of East River Road, was found
dead in his home Monday, April
81, when police and neighbors
waded more than 800 yards through
flood water to reach the body.
Alston's body was taken by row.
boat to higher land where a police
surgeon pronounced him dead Of
natural causes. He had been un-
der a doctors care for some time.
Relatives have been notified to
make funeral arrangements. Brooks
Funeral home in charge.
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one year old. She will be intro
duced by Herbert Howell, news
paper and magazine distributor.
The Community Center's name
was chosen in 1929 from 80 sug-
gestions submitted through an es-
say contest won by Mr.. Howell,
then a student at Hamline Univer-
sity. His subject was "Hallie q.
Brown Community House and
Why" In his essay, Mr.. Howell
pointed out that Miss Brown had
contributed rs much and perhaps
more than any other Negro woman
in America to the cultural and edu-
cational development Of Negro
manhood and womanhood.
Through the years, the program
at Halle" has been the nucleus
for many cultural activities In and
around the st. Paul community,
serving members Of any nationality
group or religious faith. It has
served as a training center for
Public Health Nurses, Nursery
School teachers, Domestic Science
majors and Physical Education
students. 1t has afforded employ
ment for a large number Of stud
ents working their way through
college, many Of whom were in
spired to enter the field Of social
work through the community pro-
gram.
Arthur Foote, Unitarian minis
ter, will be the principal speaker
on the program. Lille Peck, secre-
tary Of the National Federation Of
Settlements and Centers Of which
Halle Q. Brown House is a men,
Der, will also speak. The Women's
Glee Club will sing.
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unAl Jays .# .... ".
Moore said:
As one interested in and alert
to the best interests Of our great
state Of Minnesota, I read with
considerable alarm and bitter
disappointment that you voted
against the F.E.P.C. bill.
l consider that you have done
the state a great disservice by
your vote and should like TO re-
mind you that q vote against
human rights IN Minnesota Is far
worse than q vote against Poll
Tax in Georgia. would not have
expected Herman TalmadEe to
have done different but wonder
II you feel that you enhance
the traditions Of this great state
and voice the beliefs and con-
eepts Of your district when you
deny citizens the right 20 become
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Dr.. Forrest o.
Virgins Border
Speaker Sunday

DR.. Forrest o. Virgins, profes.
scr Of philosophy at the University
Of Minnesota, will be guest speaker
at Border Methodist church, 401
Aldrich Ave. N, Minneapolis, Sun.
day, April 27, at 8 p. m.
The Youth group of the church,
under the direction of Carrie
Brown, will furnish the music,
Charles T. Parker, ST., is the pastor.
The public is invited.
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Billie Ritu Rhodes
st. Paul Girl
Nurse Promoted

Billie Rita Rhodes, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Manly J. Rhodes, 800
Carroll Ave-, has received a pro-
motion to nurse supervisor in the
U. S. Public Health service in
Washington. Miss Rhodes is an
honor graduate Of Mechanic Arts
high school, a graduate Of St.
Joseph's school of nursing, st. Cath
crime college and the University Of
Chicago.
She will supervise nursing in the
gynecology department at Freed
man hospital in Washington. Miss
Rhodes is a member Of Alpha
Kappa Alpha sorority.
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Elks Lodges and Temples
Hold Annual Thanksgiving
Services At Pilgrim Church

The EIks lodges and temples Of
the Twin Cities, held their annual
Thanksgiving services Sunday,
April Is, 8 pm, at Pilgrim Bap-
list church. Rev. Floyd Massey,
Jr., spoke on the -Four Principles
Of the Order" Speakers Of the
evening included Susie Bowen Of
Como Temple, No. 12s; Ruby BObO
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Stassen Remains Mum on
Important State FEPC Measure
Cables 70 Europe Prove Fruitles

NdUeb 20 LuIUpe EkOVe ETuIIIt13
Citizens who thought former Governor Harold Stas-
sen would raise his voice in behalf Of Gov Youngdahs
FEPC bill doomed to disappointment when repeated
efforts to obtain statement from the Presidential
aspirant who is touring Europe failed. aaa g s. a1t
81" A cable to Moscow from this newspaper two weeks
ago asking Stassen for statement the state FEPC
was not answered. Another cable from Negro Republican
supporters of Stassen also received reply. @ ~
In 1916 Stassen was of the two national figures
who spoke at dinner sponsored by the National Council
for q Permanent FEPC in Washington. 3H ~ tsaita
It is not now known whether Stassen favors State
FEPC or not. +s, ~ .alaaE 5sFaF s. lEEfH
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VISITORS To NEWSPAPER
OFFICE

Visitors to the Minneapolis Of
fee this week included: George
Mills, 605 9Th Ave. No.; Oliver
Ampey, 215 First St. No; Mrs.
Mary Alice Smith, 1929 Fifth Ave.
So; D. C. Allen, 2737 Longfellow;
Mrs. Eugene Schuck, Jr., 728 Bas-
sett Place; Mrs. Saray L. Chiffon,
l04 Royalston Ave. No; Mr.. Nor
ton W. Parker, SO Royalston Ave.
No; and Mrs. Carrie L. Wallace,
1882 Smelling Ave. So.
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of Minnehaha Temple, No. 129;
Myrtle Banks Of Mary Mason PDR
council; Mae Lark Of Como, No.
1928; J. W. Pate and J. W. Clemens.
Several musical selections were
rendered. A poem, "D0 Not Judge
Too Hard" was given by Carrie
Ailep. -
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from slate OF SCOTT
eight were named to serve on the
board of the civic, non-profit, pro-
motion organization on the same
ballot. They are W. J. Hickey, pres
ident of the organization during
the past year; Charles W. Moore,
assistant to the vice president Of
the Great Northern railway in
charge Of public relations and ad-
vertising; Arthur f. Eggert, vet
eran secretary Of SaintpauIites,
and B. H. Ridder, president and
editor Of the st. Paul Pioneer Press
and Dispatch.
Mr.. Scott is president Of the Min
nesota Federal Savings and Loan
Co.
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Marie Towles in
Duluth 80 Years
Died Saturday

Marie Towles, TIA E. Fourth St.,
a resident Of Duluth for 80 years,
died Saturday, April 10, in a local
hospital. Her husband, Victor, of
Chicago, survives.
Rev. R. J. Simmons officiated at
the funeral services held Tuesday,
April %, at Crawford's Chapel, at
$3.50 p. m. Interment was at For
est Hill.
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Gospel Chorus
In Anniversary
Proqrurn SunduV

One Of the outstanding musical
treats Of the season Is promised by
the Gospel chorus of Pilgrim Bap-
tist church, st. Paul, when the
chorus presents its anniversary
program at the church Sunday,
April 81, at s p. m.
Willie Mae Warren, contralto,
and Clare Davis, soprano, members
Of the chorus, and Lee W. Harris,
Jr, baritone, the guest soloist, will
be featured. The public is invited
to attend,
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Johnny Baker
American Legion
Banquet Saturday

Johnny Baker Post POI Of the
American Legion and its auxiliary
is sponsoring its annual banquet
Saturday, April 26, at $3.50 p. m.
at Phyllis Wheatley House.
A prominent Legion official will
deliver the principal address.
On the program will be Dorothy
Escue, Richard Mayes and a chorus
Of singers directed by Mrs. Hem
rietta Posten.
Post Commander Charles ].
Smith will preside.
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VINCENT dunno FILES
FOR MINNEAPOLIS MAY

Vincent Dunno, leader in the Ia
Dor union field for many years and
prominent member of the Socialist
Workers party (Trotskyites) filed
April 10, for mayor of Minneapolis.
81 ask for the support Of Min
neapolis workers and the friends
Of the labor movement as the So
cialist Workers party candidate for
mayor Of Minneapolis. Now, as be-
fore, stand for democracy in the
workers movement; for a militant
struggle for full social, economic,
and political rights for all who la
Dor: men and women; white and
eolored; Jew and Gentle.
His campaign manager is DR..
Grace Carlson.
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William BurrelI Sets
Up Antler Guard in Iowa

William Burrell, Minneapolis,
Brigadier General of Antler Guard
Of I.B.P.o.E.W., for Minnesota and
Iowa, went to Des Moines, Ia, Sat
urday, April 10, to set up an Ant
Ter Guard unit.
While in Des Moines, Mr.. Burrell
conducted the election Of officers
Of the Des Moines lodges Rose
Temple drill team and the Purple
Cross nurses unit.
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Legislature Votes
Williams & HOage
Larger Pensions

Life pensions Of $3.50 monthly
were voted George L. Hoage anG
Billy" Williams, attaches in the
Governors Office for the past a
years, Tuesday when the Mime
sofa House Of Representatives gave
unanimous consent to a Senate
sponsored bill on the matter.
II the bill is signed by Governor
Youngdahl it will provide George
Hoage, who retires in May. $3.50
per month instead of $5S monthly
that he was scheduled to receive
If the bill had not been passed.
Billy Williams, who is expected
to remain until 1919, by the bill
will get $50 more per month as a
result Of action Of the legislature
than he would have received from
the regular retirement fund.
The bill was earlier defeated.
When brought up again its chief
opponent, Rep. Robert Lee of An
Mandate, said:
Because Of what is probably an
honest misunderstanding of the
action taken by the appropriations
committee on the governors aides
bill, l believe the picture has been
thrown into an entirely different
category and can now be considered
separately from other state en-
ployees, in a class by itself, d.
voreed completely from fear of
precedent being established among
other state employees in terms of
years Of service performed" Lee
told the committee.
at is true that the service Of
these two men has been Of ex-
ceptional value to the state and Of
outstanding merit, and that there
are no other two men comparable
in the service they have performed.
1t should be clearly understood,
however, that in taking this action
a precedent for other employees
is not being established"
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United College
Fund on Air
Tuesday, April %


The United Negro College
Fund will present a musical pro-
gram Tuesday, April 20. 8 to
$3.50 p. m, over station WTCN.
Guest artists who will appear
on the show are Carol Brice,
concert eontraltO; Maxine Sulli-
van, Golden Gate Quartet, and
Sy Walter, Minneapolis pianist.
The ABC orchestra will play a
suite of Nathaniel Dett's Juba.
Bob Ripley will also narrate q
dramatic sketch Of Mary Mcleod
Bethune.
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Ermine Allen Has Role
In Cayalleria RuSticana

With her appearance in the
Merry Widow to be staged by the
St. Paul Civic Opera Co., on May
|, 2, 3 at the St. Paul auditorium,
Ermine Hall Allen will complete
her third year as a member of the
Civic opera.
Mrs. Allen is rehearsing for a
role in Cavalleria Rusticana to be
staged by the st. Paul School Of
Opera in May or June.
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tor Of st. Peter A.M.E. church,
Minneapolis, that his wife's sister,
Mrs. Laura Allen, of Louisville, KY,
died Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. Boyd left Wednesday eve
ming to attend the funeral. Mrs.
Boyd was with her sister at the
time Of her death.
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porated, govern
ing body Of the
Carnival, at the
annual election Of
the organization
Monday. Scott, a
director Of the
group for several
years, served as
vice president
last year.
Four directors
from a slate Of
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HARRY COLLINS DIES

Harry R. Collins, 81, 246h
Fourth Ave. s., Minneapolis, died
at Minneapolis General hospital
April 10.
A brother, Clarence Collins, and
a sister, living out Of town, sur
vive.
Rev. Walter Thomas officiated at
the funeral services held Monday,
April 81, at Woodland Funeral
chapel. Interment, Crystal Lake.
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Nathaniel Dett
Choral Society
Singers For PTA

The Nathaniel Dett Choral So
ciety, a city-wide community sing
ing group, under the direction Of
C. C. Underwood, will be on a pro-
gram Of the Bryant Junior high
school P.T.A. at the school Wednes-
day evening, April 80.
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Rev. Eugene Williams
Guest at Nj. OIlYet

Rev. Eugene Williams of Sioux
Falls, s. D., was guest minister at
Mt. Olivet Baptist church. youth
week services, from April 1890
with churches Of the Twin Cities
participating. Il
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John F. Scott
Heads st. Paulites

John F. Scott, former king of
the st. Paul Winter Carnival,
was elected president of Saint
paulites Incor-
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University trustee board. other
organizations with which she 10
affiliated are National Association
Of Colored Women, University
Club Women, Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority, Womsn's Christian Tenn
perance Union and the African
Methodist church, for which she
conducts a weekly Bible class Of
young women. 7
Tea will be served during q social
hour following the program so that
those attending may meet Mas
Brown personally.
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Halle @. Brown Coming
To Attend 18th Birthday
OF Center Named for Her

DR. Halle O. Brown Of Wiberforce University for whom
Halle O. Brown Community House. st. Paul. named win
appear at the 18th anniversary celebration of the Community
House Wednesday April go at 15 p This viii mark Mas
Browns second appearance in St. Paul. the first being in 1890
when she came here TO dedicate the work Of the House then
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Michigan's Governor Sigler Denies
He Called NAACP Communist
Front; Promises To Write Letter

DETROIT April 17Governor Kim Siger Michigan today
denied he had called the NAACP
Walter White executive secretary Of the NAACP previously
telegram Sger
Washington dated March % quoted Sger listing
Communist front White
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Rev. Moore Raps House
Committee; ''FEPC Failure
Disgrace to Minnesota

In strongly worded letter to Representative John Kin
Rev. Benjamin Moore member of the Governors Inter-
racial Commission and pastor of St. James AME church.
Tuesday urged the Minnesota House Labor committee chair
man to have his committee reconsider the FEPC bill which
remains buried in committee the legislature entered Is
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Card party given by the CosmO-
politAn club, Friday, May 9, 5Ss
ROndO AVe.-Adyt
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sOLOIsTS ON MOTHERS

DAY AT ST. PETER
Gwendolyn Bolin and Marlene
Allen will be piano soloists on the
Mothers Day program at St. Peter
A.M.E. church, Sunday, May IL, at
the vesper hour, 7:46 p. m.
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Keep on the date, May -. Max-
field school -Maxaetta." at Mar
shally--Advt. ---ssa - se~r
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Miss Brown, author and lecturer,
is a member Of the WilborforeS
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Mrs. H. C. BOyd's
Sister Dead in KY.
Word was received Wednesday
afternoon, by Rev. H. C. Boyd, pas
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Garden Party
for ST. MOniCa's
Draws Crowd

The annual garden party for
the benefit of ST. Monica'S
Home, Boston, was held last
Sunday on the lawn Of the Tay-
lors in Hyannis and was largely
attended.
Appearing on the program
were Eddie Watson Trio: Ed
die Watson, piano; Sam Wood,
bass and Jack Pena, guitar;
Marilyn Roberts, Mrs. Robert
v. Mitchell, Charles Barron, Ann
and ErneStine Peters, Francis
Cooper, Mary and Jean Ellis,
Gladys MacCumey, Atty w S
west, Mrs Taylor, Mrs Esther
Hayes, Mrs Nell occomy Becker
of N Y C, Mistress Of Ceremon-
les.
The party was sponsored by
co-chairlnen Nina Taylor and
Louise Kinds, assisted by Miss
Katherine T Watson, Mrs Their
esa Barco Johnson, DR. and Mrs
James r Lesueur, l. Lincoln
Hinds,' Atty and Mrs William S
West and DR. James NJ Lee.
Among guests we're Mr. and
Ms Craig Ycrke, Mrs Harold
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Miriam Hopkins TO Star
in Final Production of
South Shore Players

The South Shore Players final
production of the season will
star the glamorous Miriam Hop
kins in the John Van Druten
comedy success There's Always
Juliet" scheduled to open for
one week, Monday, August 25
and run through Saturday, Au-
gust 80, at the Town Hall, Co
hasset.
Playing the featured role with
Mss Hopkins will be Richard
Kendrick, who was last seen on
the Town Hall stage in 1910.
Supporting parts will be cast
with Ruth Hermanson and Rob-
ert Mcbride.
There's Always Juliet" which
will close the nine-week season
for the South Shore Players in
Cohasset, is a humorous, brilliant
comedy of manners.
The single setting has been
designed by Robert Costello.
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Low PRICE
DRESS SHOP OPENS

Dresses, dresses. women's and
childrens dresses, slightly used
but so fresh and clean that they
look like new, invite you to the
G & K Clothing Store just open
ed last week at SGT Columbus
ave, between Worcester st and
Greenwich PIX.
Dresses of all skies, designss
and colors fill rows and rows of
hangers while other articles of
feminine wear are heaped on
the tables that extend the full
length of the shop. 1t is an at
tractive display, and you are
likely to find at low cost the
very dress you have been want
ing.
Drop in and look around