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Evening star., 1947-03-05
ID. {. 10 Open Bids for Part
|0f K 81. Elevated Highway

Groundwork for the long planned
K street elevated highway will be
laid as result Of bids to be opened
at the District Building on March
IA, P. M. Lumpkins. chief clerk of
the engineer department, said today.
Mr.. Lumpkins said he had asked
for competitive bids for part of the
foundation work on the proposed
81, ,275 900 "skyway" from Key Bridge
to Twenty-seventh street NV.
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Jews TO Celebrate Purim
With Services Tonioht

The Jewish Festival of Purim
or Feast of Love, will be observed
in synagogues and temples here
at sundown tonight with special
services. The festival will end at
sunset tomorrow.
Special services featuring the
chanting of the Book of Esther by
Cantor Jacob Barkin will be held
at Adas Israel Congregation, SOC
! street NV. at 6:15 o'clock to-
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night. Rabbi Solomon H. Metz will
preach on Cooperation Through
Understanding"
Ohev Sholom Congregation, Fifth
and I streets NV, will hold special
services at $50 pm. Rabbi Zemach
Green will speak.
Children of the Sabbath School
will participate in the Purim service
at $50 pm. at B'nai Israel Congre-
cation, Fourteenth and Emerson
streets NV. Rabbi Henry Segal
will speak. The observance is cele-
brated by an exchange of gifts,
reading of the Purim story and
children's games.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
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Plans for the structure call for an
express highway over the riverfront
industrial district to eliminate
traffic congestion on M street in
Georgetown. It is to be four
lane divided roadway originating at
the Rock Greek and Potomac Park
way and running beneath Key
Bridge to connect with Canal road
and M street NV.
Cost of the project is to be split
between the District and the Fed
Evening star., 1947-03-05

bus driver for carrying : lighted
cigarette.
Millard S. Hudson, 602 East Cap
/ itol street, in a suit filed through
Attorney John p. Mullen, said he
was beaten last October 28, after he
Evening star., 1947-03-05

examination of 445,015 cases, or
which 1858 resulted in prison SEN
tences-i1ad been terminated, with
the exception of few rare cases,
but that the purge of private indus
try was still being carried out.
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Bus Passenger Charges
Beatinq in $4,000 Suit

Damages totaling $4,000 were
asked yesterday in District Court
from the Capital Transit Co. for in
juries allegedly suffered~by passen-
ger, who said he was beaten by a
Evening star., 1947-03-05

took exception to the remarks and
attitude Of the driver, who was not
named.
According to the suit, Mr.. Hudson
suffered injuries to his left eye and
the back of his head.
Evening star., 1947-03-05

1eral Government under terms q,
the Federal Highway Act of 1914.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22

Tattoo Charlie Of Baltimore.
well-known exponent Of the aee-
old Polynesian art specializes in
the manufacture Of tattoo machines.
For the needles in these machines.
small Monel tubes are used.
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BRANDON
NOTES

Mrs. Mary Mack of Centerville,
Miss, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Vic
toria Davis of this city.
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toria Davis of this city.
Mr.. Sam Davis was called to Mize,
Miss, due to the passing of his
sister, Miss Bobbie Davis who died
March Is and was buried March 10
in the Springfield Baptist Cemetery.
The funeral was officiated by the
pastor, Rev. Picken.
Mr.. Sam Davis and Bros. Walter
and Johnnie Davis made a business
trip to Hazlehurst, Miss.
They also motored to Canton,
Miss, and were accompanied by
his son Sammye Lee. Walter Dav-
is returned home to Clarksdale after
looking after business and attend
ing the funeral of his sister.
The Red Cross needs your support
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22

Navy men exploring for oil pos
sibilities in the arctic regions call
the new airborne magnetometer the
flying doodlebug"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22

The Red Cross needs yoatr support
-giUe generously.
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Our l1ounded veterans still need
our help-help them By giving to
the Red Cross.
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Zion Senior Choir
Gives Annual PortY
For Members. Guests

The Zion Baptist church senior
choir held its annual party, Sat.
urday evening, Dec. d, In the
Sumner project social room at 1901
Bryant Ave. N. A luncheon was
served and gifts were exchanged by
choir members and their guests.
Among those present were: the
Rev. and Mrs. II. W. Bolts, ST., and
the Rev. and Mrs. II. W. Bolts, Jr.;
Messrs. and Mesdames 7. II. Smith,
AlfonEO Hayes, Elizabeth Hender-
son, Thomas Adair, Edgar Mar.
shall, Robert Green, d. J. Wade.
Louis Seaton, Marian Parker, NJ.
+. Bell, Laurence Mccoy, and
Plouis Moore; Mesdames Ethelyn
Walker, n. ID, Milton, Johniemae
Hayes, Ruth Morris. Esther Brown.
Elizabeth Fowler, Polly Young,
Lucille Jordan, Opal Westberry,
Ella Warden, Leila Smith. Lucille
Levills, Jennie Grissam, Lucy HaT-
ris, EsEie Arnold, Elizabeth Joiner,
Onie Mccoy, and Sarah Vaughn;
the Misses Mary Washington and
Ernestine Marshall; Messrs. Otis
Woodland. Wesley Peppers, G. l..
Bell, q. u. Sudith, Richard Reed,
Edward Powell, Pearl Ball, and
Robert Moore, Youngsters includ.
cd: LAVerne Wade. Colleen Moore.
Plouis Moore, Jr., and Barbara
Green.
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visiting her parents over the
Christmas holidays, was hostess At
a cocktail party Tuesday after.
noon, Dec. 81, AZ her homo.
Miss Connie Hunter Of Chicago,
H.. was the week end guest Of
her hancs, Mr.. JET Anderson. at
tho residence of Mr., and Mrs. 0llya
Gum. 6Ss 81. Anthony Ave,
Cocktail Party Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul ThOmRson Of 100 lglehArt
Ave, were hosts at a cocktail
party Sunday evening, Dec, 30,
honoring Miss Connie Hunter Of
Chicago, III, Guests were; Mmes,
Fred SlemmonS, Simon Harris,
Rufus Boyd. Nelson BalenRcr,
Kathryn Walker and Charles Hill;
MoaErs. and Mines. RhcduE Fletch.
or, Fred Law, John Banks, ClRr-
ence Taylor, Woody Mills, Kenneth
Edwards, Ralph Ward. Jr., Au.
gustus HilI. Ollye GrRnthAm,
James Griffin, Emile hin, Kenneth
Stokes, Chester Oden. Ralph Ward.
ST., William Small, Charles HRT-
graves, Tom llRrRTaves and
Charles Bradley. MessrS. James
oliver and JET Anderson and
others.
birthday Party Mrs. Leila Jack.
son Of 73O Rondo Ave, who OBJ
served her birthday on Christmas
Day, was honored NJ a birthday
party, Saturday, Dec. ~. Rt the
homo Of MIR. and Mrs. Theodore
Jackson, $50 N, Grotto St. The
home was decorated In Christmas
coiors and flowers Of baby NUNS.
Tho birthday cake conferred on the
table. was presented 10 her by her
daughter, VentreAS. Games were
played throughout the evening. Mr..
Jackson, who was unable 10 at
tend his wifs's party. presented
her with a cedar chest. Those who
helped celebrate wsTe' Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. VI. Dorsey, X. NJ. Jackson,
A. y. Jackson, Luslla Brown, Mae
W. Floyd. Geneva BurkhRltsr,
ThsodoEia Grant, Helen p. Jack.
son. Willie Black. Lille u. Dow.
nsy, A. Guthrie, Lydia Brown, Ly.
ola Payne. Elizabeth CLARK, o. v.
Robinson, !. &, Wootsn, W. u,
BRinsS, Ottoman Moore, Russell
Ingram. Bsonvills BrAuRhsF Of 81.
Paul; sOphroniA Allen, Willis
Bradshaw and John Gianton Of
Minneapolis. Mary Brown, Vsntrsss !
Jackson. Odessa MeAdAma and
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Younger Set Have
DGncing PdrtY in
lode Ldnd" C0lldT

A Holiday party was given In
"Jodie Land" on Saturday, Dec. %,
for the Twin City younger set. The
party, which was given cooperR-
lively by Gwen Bolin and Jean
Schoheld, was given in the base
mont Of the Schoheld home, S6A9
Fifth Ave. s., now known TO IRE.
quent visitors a. "Jodie Land"
The many who gathered for a
good time included, Misses Frances
Wilkerson. Mary Jo CrenNhaW,
Frances Logan, Jean Brown. Lor.
raine Simmons, Shirley Kyle,
Eleanor Denny. Dolores Brcedlovo,
Nonnio Mccoy. JRcquelino Smith,
Marion Curry. Gloria Pettiford,
June Session, Marilyn Fraction,
Joan Fraction, Beverly Lark, Pat
Lacey, Betty Law, Alvcida CaSsius,
Wilma Johnigan. Kathleen Curry
Constance Turner, Yvonne Curry
Marlenc Allen. and Bcrnico Wag.
ner.
Others presents Messrs. Henry
Franklin, Richard Randell. George
Wright, Clyde Turentine. Nelson
Mccoy. Earl Weber, Donald Brown,
Robert Wormley, Donald Gates,
Edward Milton, Billie Calhoun,
Robert Smith. Budgie Thompson,
Ira Robinson, Russ Starks. Thomas
Roberts, Ernest johnson, Albert
Jones, Marvin Crawford, Eddie
Davis. Jerry Bailey, Maurice Mac.
kay, Gerald White, Lawrence Shan
non, Ross Perry, Donald CaEsiuS.
Jerry BeaSley, Gus McElroy,
Nathaniel Walker. Homer Russell,
Gerald McQuerry. Billy Coins, Roy
Moody. Phillip Faison, I'D Lacy,
Kenneth Jones. MArlene Allen,
Maurice Henderson. Curtis Russell,
Clyde Carson, Ronald Wagner,
Donald Wilson, Donald Banham,
Herman Howard. Clsntsll jackson,
and James Curry.
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present to entertain the guests who
slipped hot cider along with other
refreshments.
Omissions: The names Of the fol-
lowing were omitted last week from
the guest list Of the B.S.C.P. Aux
iliary Christmas party given at the
Twenty Limited club on Monday,
Dec. %: Mr.. and Mrs. l., Stewart,
Miss Thelma Keyes and Mr.. Mum
son James, both Of Chicago, and
Mr.. John Tate Of Newark, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Perkins, 1920
Clinton Ave, entertained at an
after Christmas dinner on Dec. q.
Their guests were: Messrs. and
Mines. A. Owens, John Cook. Viii
liam Gray, J. +. Watkins. Mines,
Mamie Battles and Thomas
Henry.
Rock Island Visitor: Miss An
nette d. Webster Of Rock Island,
ILL.,. has been visiting her cousin
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Beasley, 9O4 Bryant Ave. No, since
Dec. q. Miss Webster will return
to Rock Island on Sunday. Jan. 8.
Mr.. Edward BeasIey Of Omaha,
Neb., made a very short stop in
Minneapolis Sunday. Dec. 20, TO
visit his brother and sister-in-lAw,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles BeRsley, 904
Bryant Ave. No. He left that same
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thomas.
COL Eighth Ave. NJ, entertained at
Christmas dinner. Guests were:
Messrs. and Mines. J. II. Cook and
l.. r. Perkins and Mrs. Bernice
McGaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Watson.
1855 Fifth Ave. So, had as their
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Birthday Greetings In 81. Paul. Jan.
Mrs. Mary Collier. ss2 Fuller Ave. u. l..
MorTis. btS Fuller Ave. james Kirk, 81
SS7 ~. Anthony Ave. Jan. s-DouElas
Samuel Lewis, Sf7 N. st. Albans. Jan. q
Mrs. Bliss Kemp, as TbOnaa Jan. IL
Ave.
Related birthday greetings 10 Mr.. Leila
Jack Gnn, 1872 Rondo Ave, December rs
Minneapolis birthday GFeetInEs, Jan >
Aibert Hastis, 262I SiKth ~. 30. Mar.
gerry ". huckhsr, 222l n. Washington. Ms
y. :. Smith. 100 y. gath st. Jan. 3
Ghrnstt DAVIS, bi2 18th Ave So. Milton
Shanks, g7l2 Fourth Ave. 81, Scott Daniel
2t6N Fuurth Ave. So. Earl aurnauEh.
aS0t Itth Ave. So, Jan. II Mr.. EliEa-
beth Davis. iZ29 OIson Blvd Jan. Is
Blaine 7. Ash. IT.. s7s Aldrirh Ave. No
Jan. IL W. y, StovHll, Ssib Finh Ave 10.
Out q Town GreytinFs Jan. E-Isouls
Moore. Warrington. y. c. Jan. . Mru
Esther W. Hancock. Chicago, ~. Jan. 10
o. BiShop Charles Lee. Chicago. Lena
Brown, Jamaica. ~ Y. Jan. ii-Mn
halindR Babb. ~. Wayne. Ind Jan. "a
Frunc-s q. Taylor. Warrington. - C.
Floyd Collins ues Molnos la
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Holiday guest, Mr.. Henry Stude-
want Of Memphis, Tenn. He was
shown many social eOurtesies dur
ing his stay in Minneapolis and
left ON Saturday, Dec. 2s.
Visits Parents: Miss Louise
Deveau EScue, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. L. Escue, $3.50 Fifth Ave.
So, arrived ON Dec. - to spend
the Holidays with her parents and
two sisters, Doris and Evelyn. Miss
Escue who is now a resident Of
Washington, d. s., will leave by
plane on Jan. s for Cleveland, Ohio.
where she will spend about a week
before returning TO Washington.
The W. J. W. Club held its sec
ond annual Christmas party on
Thursday. Dec. 20, at the Twenty
Limited Club.
The guest list included; Messrs.
and Mines. William Davis. Leland
Carriger, Jack Bell, Cecil Taylor,
Wilbert Mass. Rufus Carson, Earl
Miller, Jack Strawder, Ward Bell,
Lawrence Mccoy, Ralph Davis,
Earl Pettiford, Teddie Martin, Ed.
gar Whitaker. Harold Combs,
Robert Green and Harry Davis and
the Misses Bonistelle Jones. Doris
Lewis. Mines. Marcella Everett,
June Robinson, Bernice Wilson.
Edith SiEer, Bobbie Nash, Rather.
inc Harper, Geraldine Withers.
Phebe Givens, iona Tyler. Mildred
Lacey and MeSsrs. Henry Majors,
Phillip True, Robert Miller, Alfred
Allen, Stafford Lott, Henry
Thomas, Harold Brown, Lawrence
Brown and Edward SiEer.
Return Home: Mrs. Kathryn
Josey, 1888 Fourth Ave. So, and
Mrs. Delsie Miller, 622 Emerson
Ave. No, and her little son, Gary
Thomas, returned home recently
from LewisburE. Tenn. where they
had been visiting with their father.
Friends and other relatives were
visited in Pulaski, Tenn. Nashville.
Tenn. and Louisville, Ky.
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Sgt Edward f. Milton, son Of
Mrs. N. d. Milton, lll8 Emerson
Ave. NJ, is home from the Army
after Is months service, ~ months
Of which were spent in the South
Pacific on Shemya Islands. He is
now home with his discharge.
Mrs. Roberta Robbie" Nash Of
Washington, ID. C., was home over
the holidays from Dec. & until Jan.
4, visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Murphy. During
her stay she was honOred at many
social affairs. On Christmas Day
there was a large gathering at her
parents home. Among those
present we're: Messrs. and Mines.
James Fraction, II. c. Combs, Carl
Wade, Sr., and Carl Wade, Jr., Mrs.
Matte Ross, Misses Patricia NAL
Tory and Myrtle Vassar, Messrs.
Donald Lafayette, Roberta Nash,
F. G. Carey and G. Martin. On
Saturday another party was held
and those attending were: Mines.
H. Combs, Matte Ross, Villa New
man, Mr.. Wendell Colbert Of Chi
cago and Miss Myrtle Vassar.
CORE Christmas Party: Curt
Lundberg, 4O40 Harriet Ave. s.,
played host for the CORE groups
Christmas party on Friday, Dec.
"a. The evening was spent as a
music period. Three pianists were
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Society Turns Out
En- Masse at Forty
Club Christmas Dance
By EMMA KIRK

Inc Twin CITY Forty club held its annual Christmas
nan; IN 81 Paul 1t was coorful affair The clubs mem
Dershp Is composed of twenty couples from each CITY St
faui members are: Messrs and Mines Theodore Allen Bis
maTek Archer William Cassus, S E. Hail. j. E. johnson,
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Rosie Lee Minis were hOstesses. A
delicious repaSt was served. The
honorNe received many lovely gifts.
Those who were unable TO bo pres
Snt but sent gifts were; Pansy
DOdd, Ruby Humburd. Freda Har-
ris, Alice MayCs, Harriet Sher-
wood, Arlce and June Harris. Out
of-town guests who sent gifts
were: MIR, and Mrs. Sherman Harp.
or Of Logan, Mont, Mrs. Roxie An
derson of Chicago, H., Mrs, O. T.
Whitow, Of Omaha. Neb,. aud
mOther.in-law, Mrs. Cora jackson
Of Clarksdale, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. william James Of
Kirkwood, No, were the holiday
guests Of Mr., Jones' parents, Mr.,
and Mrs, J. r. Jones. ola Fuller St,
Mrs. Judy LIttlcIOhn, qi9 St. An
thony Ave-, returned homo from
Samaritan hospital recently after
undergoing an appOndcctomy, Mrs,
Littlejohn was In the hospital for
seven weeks TO build up physically
She IL now doing fine.
PTaEmatia Sorority held its semi,
monthly meeting on Friday. Dec
20, at the Halle q. Brown House
Plans were discussed for q dinner
meeting TO be held on Jan. II. This
place for Il 10 10 held will be an
nOunced later The annual Christ
mas basket was sOnt 10 the Cor
nSlius Rest Home In Minneapolis
Those present AZ the meeting were
Misses Junauld and Harriet Brown
Bornlcs Hardy, Bertha King, Ea
tsllR Luckie and Pat Mallory an,
Mines, Hazel Butler and Emml
Simmons, The next meeting vii
he held on Jan. q at which tim
Mr.. Charles Rogers will be IN
speaker,
The Girl Scout "HrowRiea" o
Halle 2. Brown had itA Christina
party ON Saturday, Dec, ~. Gift
were exchanged and q play wa
given 10 entSrtaln the mothers
Mothers who attended wersi Mines
4. Young. James Griffin, Norml
Buford. Dolly Nelson and PrentIc'
Harris. Miss JRneabello MuTph!
assisted the Troops leader. Mrs
Emma Simmons,
Tho Just Us Club held . New
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Personal
Social and

Cocktail Party; Miss MuFlsI
Holiday, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James RlddsAuE. TOT Rondo Ave,
who 10 . student at Lincoln Uni
VsrHity, Jefferson City, No, now
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Year party on Monday. Dec. 80, at
the home Of Mrs. Leslie SeatOn,
1890 Cumberland, Guests were:
Mira. Dorothy Scott, Miss JAhsA-
belle Murphy and Messrs, John
johnson Of Detroit Benjamin Perry
and Joseph Stubbs. Mrs, Scott be-
came = member Of the club.
Mr.. J. u, Johnson Of Detroit,
Mich, was the holiday guest Of his
parents, Mr., and Mrs. John John
son and grandmother, Mrs. Il. d.
Johnson, 66s ST. Anthony,
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tion for the Ad-
~ the New York
PARTISAN, bi-racial
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Newman. Thomas Neal, james
Oliver, Chester Oden, S. Vincent
Owens, Robert Pierre, Charles
Rogers, J. Rusken, L. r. Riess,
William Ridley, Samuel Ransom.
James Rideaux, T. Russell, Byron
Rife, Arthur Rhodes, Edwin Salter,
Leon Smith, William Seabron, L.
A. Scipio, Huron Shelton, Fred
Schuek, J. B. Sykes, Hyland Stokes,
Richard Stokes, ST., Richard SEES
sions, Tom Stovall, J. r. Shepard,
u. Shepard, Russell Underwood,
Boyd Wright, Eugene Wright,
Ralph Ward, J. Wardlaw, Wilbur
Williams, J. H. Williams, T. With
ers, Harold Wright, Whitney
Young, James Sims, NJ. Shanks
and c. Hughes.
Others and company: Mines. and
Misses Tess Burt, Esther Bradley,
Gene Brown. Jewell Beck, Mary
Blackwell, Grace Bryant, Theresa
Bailey, Alvedia Cassius, Gene Cur
ry, |. NJ. Garden, Frances Daven-
port, +. l.. Gamble, Eunice Glass,
Elizabeth Johnson, Shirley Kyle,
Evelyn Kelly, June Lee, Ida Muir
ply, JaneAbelle Murphy, Birdie Nc
Duff, Patricia Mallory, Theodosia
Martin, Charlene Noble, Carrie
Neal, NJ. Hammond, b. Patterson,
Emma Roberts, Andrea Skinner,
Laura Mae Smith, Edith SiEer,
Belle Tyler, Yvonne Weber, and
Messrs. Donald Brown, Raymond
Cannon, Royal Crawford, James
Clarity, Joseph Crenshaw. Bert
Davidson, W. W. Gibbs, A. V. Hall,
NJ. o, Hill. Ralph Jones, Eddie Lee,
J. 7. Mcclure, c. G. Norris, Oscar
Newman. Andrew Neal, c. Her
rinford, Harry Pittman, William
Stevens, Fred Schuck, Jr" II.
Thomas, Earl Weber, Jr., Robert
Wormley; Drs. and Mines. George
Berry. Dunbar Gibson, A. NJ. But
Ter, Claibourne Hill, Cornelius Mo-
biley, Harry Childs, NJ. Crouch,
Ollie Grantham and n. Howell.
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l.. II. Mccoy, NJ. X. Mcknight,
Louis P. Moore, c. W. Oliver, John
Patton, Gerone Reed, Manly
Rhodes, C. H. Roper, Sidney Salt
er, W. B. Walker. C. W. Wiging.
ton and Hammond Turner; DR..
and Mrs. J. W. Crump, DR.. and
Mrs. Norman Howell and DR.. and
Mrs. Earl s. Weber. Honorary
members are Mrs. Frances Daven-
port and Mr.. A. V. Hall.
Minneapolis members are Messrs
and Mines. Donald J. Brady, Mar
tin Brown, Tela B. Burt, Burie
Carmichael, A. B. Cassius, Harold
Combs, Earl Comley, Boyd Craw-
ford, Paul 8. Curry, Enroll NJ.
Fassett, Hiram Gibbs, Jasper Gibbs,
Mark Gibbs, C. W. Glenn, Palmer
s. Jackson, Wendell c. Jones, Earl
Kyle, E. V. Marshall, Charles f..
Noble and o. B. Williams. Hon
orary member is Mrs. Alice Nor
gan.
The guest list included: Messrs.
and Mines. Clarence Anderson, O.
Alexander, George Brooks, E.
Brown, H. Brown, Ray Brown, John
Banks, Donald Brady, L. Boyd,
Earl Brent, Benjamin Cassius,
AlOnEo Cotton, Talmadge, Jr., John
Cyrus, Leonard Davis, o. c. Driz-
zle, M. Evans, d. Francis, l.. Fields,
James Green, Allye Gum, Ashley
Gaskin, William Goddette, r. Gard
ner, William Gardner, Charles Ora
ham, James Griffin, William Hanna.
Percy Hughes, Louis House,
Charles Hargraves, o. Howell,
James Hughes, B. F. Henderson,
L. W. Harris, Augustus Hill, Rich
ard Hall, Charles Hill, Emile Hill,
William Helm, A. Harness, James
Archer, Robert Jones, Henry John
son, Samuel johnson, Fred James,
James Kirk, Jr., Gordon Kirk, Will
liam Luke, John K. Lawrence, A.
]. Lewis, J. Lee, William Modem.
Robert Mitchell, Woodford Mills,
James McHie, Richard Mann, II.
Mays, Charles Nichols, Cecil f.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-03
Music Series for
l9i7 Begins at
Halle January 3

The l947 series Of the Sunday
Evening Salon Of the Halle Q.
Brown will begin on Jan. 8 at 8:15
p. m. In the Halle auditorium.
A string quartet will entertain
for the first Of the series. The
quartet composed Of Peter Lisow-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-03

sky, n well known conductor violin
ist Of the Jewish Education Center,
Mauree Myers, Mrs. ldell Pannsn-
baum Chern and DIR. II. b. Zlm.
norman will play HRydn's quartet
In ID Minor and MoZart's quartet.