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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
Der par>pile plan

Millionen Menihen leben in Ser,
onrerifaniiiden Stdoten lmo lie ulle
neroen 'e1r bulb begreiien, mas Ser
rDaropille Ylan" heocrtet, menn iie
ibre sluimerflumfeit bem Slnterbof
ibrcS &mtIes slnpemoen. SSn oielenl
~Elon" nebnlel li6 oie Tomilien,
Sic IN circn beitimnrun Stnotblptf
luobnell nor, Die trclneltoen Wret'
teradltne s!uiicben ibren Soliert
nicoerSureiben, Sbmllt uno llnrat
su cntferncn llno oie Sinterbofe III
8Grten lmo SpielplGse su neruanz
oeln, 10 SOB sic Somiliea, lie bcniit.
sen f0nnen, nm hort 81 lcben, mitein.
amber 5u perfebrNl uuo @cnlein.
id,aft5geiit 81 pTlegcn. Die Gntfcr'
nmg Ncs boben @retter5alncs blloCt
blob Sen erItcn S0ritt Ovl, man
crirtt Sieie1 ,3mm aeuDM1lih nl'jt
cinem ibmuden Grabt5oln. Gos
oun,e bat cincu boDcrcn s3iucf: &c
bonoelt lih oorlmL Sen 3nun bcS
Gorurteil5 ob5utrogcn, Ser sic 9tnh
barn poneinonocr trellnt unb Dies
mogcn politiid)e, rcligiole pber Nal
lenporurteile. fem.
McGons, eine iii6rcrhe eSrollet:
5eiti6rift bes 2onbes bot lid INN Ole
Gerbreitllng bieleS EloncS he'on
bers peroient gennht Slud) uieleWilr
gcrpereinigungen un0 beruIllhe Sr'
ooniIotioncn in Gbilnoelpllu luhel
Sen Darbpjue Nu Darm hearllBt
10 ooB Tbilnbclphin ol5 @cburtanr!
beS g)orbpTle TlmS 9cltcn mllB. Gi(
!Gitp Womling Gnumniiiion bat Die
IStelle ou5geilht, 6ie oa5 eritcs)aro'
bile mcrocn inllte unb 5,par Ne'hol
|h;es inn Q,,oe rfncs ouopmcinpn
WL,rs Mh;rohc[nhio ~, nerid,;;ncrn
or,r rohr, S;o a;rtcrhS,o ,,on mimi.
,otr o,,,,,rn IN c;,,cr Spocnn hif
tc;Ino;;o geobnococ,n teihnc;ip obc,
er,,,5,r;sococnS f5t 0ip cson,iccr
S;o j., >;c,cn i;;ui,chn e,;iu,crn Ich.
TON moron mie hos IN Ser ctnSt oc.
,n6hnIih ser Gsoa 1T perIhicNcne,
9lbItonlnll,na 1mb iie fornteI, einun.
Ser fo,lm. 3u1GhIt ,pollten sic 9e
mohuer SicIcr SSGuIer ppn ser s)orb.
lpiue cSoee nid,ts iuiiIen, Id)on bes
mcocn niht tper( feline freuuoiduit
lidlcn @e5iemmaen 5niicbcn ifncn be
1tonoen. 0om bcoa,n, nron o6cr ser
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
Karl >es Grjtet, pen
Oeiterrcist jiineitc
Gcttter Rciratet

@ouraes, Iranfreih. Gie 27idbr
blonde Gr5ber5oein Gliiubetb Gbor
lotte, jiingIte SodJter bon Sciterreih:
lebtcm Scatter &arl Dem GrIten, bei
ratete Sen 33. Erin5cn Seinricb Ear
bon Sierbtenitein. IS gab brei ge
trcnnte 3ercnlolien cine 5ipile, elm,
-taois]onclE fanlilGre rnS cine reli
giOie. Sos Iuge Yuor miro ieilr
Tlitteriuodcn in SiibIranfreiG Der
bringen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22

3meiq %.

Mllen Sbpeitern bes 3peia 2S
biele CUR eef1uiaen Nabricbt, bab
Die nGhIte Geriamml,rne am Conn
tag, Den 9. Sftober, 3 llbr nod
nttttaes absebalten tpiro. slae wer.
ten Sblpeitern iirto 9ebeten Scr Ser,
ianpnlung bei5u,pobnen.
g. 8iintber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
bcrict iibcr Dcllareriie

8albilngtpn Soier traten bi, G:it
alieoltaaten heS sSnteructi,noler
@abrllnaSionos mo ser Saternalio
nalen 9anf 81 elmer gemeiu'umer
Siblug tllialmmen. Muberbem mira
Der gllfli6tsrnt ser @Gbrungaicnb;
bier cine Sagung o6bulten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22

eeaanaen iilpo. 9esbalb lab inns liebe
Soltterusgemeirtoe in tieIen lrno ern'
item 8eoonfen iu6en lmo forIdel1
mas ser Serr bon llns er,partet WtO=
ge iein 8eiIt uns ba5t erleuhten.
Sans Bauer, Sbrlitfilbrer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
Der 1tntba,, >es 1t)eisen
Hamics

Ger GpngreB bot Dor fltr5eln be
'hlolien oos @eiBe Sol,s in @olh-
irgton, .. g., Sapar ltlnSllha,en,
aber ous Cubere @ilo bcs altcn Sc
biloes mad Monlihfeit llnhcriibrt 81,
belaiieu. GS miro ulio sic Tailaoe
luto oie 9lllBelmuuuern blcibcn uber
i'm Ssrmern apiro Ole oltebrlpiiroigs
HeItoen5 uniercs Grdiifoenten ieit ser
Mmts5eit bon Sobn sloamS IL, Elm Sen
Torberlm9ell Ser 9telreit entlprehen'
oes 8eb1lloe ,lntaeitoltet >peroer.
Die 9altoiten lperoen iirb alf s.
100000 Solar belollfen. @iiroe mu,
oos @eibe Sans pollig nicocrreiBen
,mo an Ieiucr Selle Elm polllg ncre3
8Gbilroe errihtcn, hum iplirhe iid
Der &oiteno,lluoldo riht etlua bober
ltellen, ionoern nm $4,000 Collar
perringern obcr cs lpnt lih ourln
achuuoclt, ons altpcrtrmlte Wilo ocS
@eiBcn SallcS niht nn5utulten llnr
oeraoe Oieier llnlltono bat Die 9ml,
filbrung Oertellert.
9epor mon ndmIih iibcrboupt an
oen Neltbuu i6reitet, mus man elnc
9etonitiite fir sic 9Iubeunuuern er.
rihten. GieIcs Tlutoamcnt iolI -
IuB tiei iein. 9Iuberoem nruB man
in Sen 9lrbenrnalprn cine Tunbie.
rlug liir Elm mooerneS Stablgeriilt
onbringen, oo5 oie Tragfubigfcit iilr
0etonflBboocn lm0 Die nCncn 3m'.
NtElnp1nhe beIibt uno Die ei9ent.
liten sluBenmollcm pollig entloltct
@cnn oos Stoblgcriiit icrtig iii, mirS
man sic Gr0e uuabcbcn, nm clncn
meucn Seller 81 gcuinnen, Der rlrt
sic Hobrenleitllnge1 Ser &ra't- lulS
@oiierperiorglmg uno ouberoem als
@ogerrol,m bclrotigt lit.
Gie Observation-Disclosures i'm Sl,'
ncrn Go 3. 9. ser galt Hoom, @lu(
Hoom, State Gining Noon) mcroen
mad oen Sriginalpldnen mieocrber'
oeIteat iperOen. Scnes geiDcrt, OaS
I'M Sauie Scr Sabre Aill5ugefilgt ipllr'
Sc, miro uouis beIejtigt iperOcn Il
oab ser urIpriinglihe Stil gum Nus:
or,lf gelangt. G5 tit Dies Der ols
uBeorgion" bc5eitncte Stil Der SlI'
nen- uto 9luBenurditcftur, Der ipab
reno ser Serrihait ielcr bier eng
liidell &Oni9e bliibte, 0e 6lpl'hcl
t715-1S00 berr'6tel llno Der
Gorna1nlen 8eorg trugen. Wefdrnt
lih iilub sablreihe gal,ten Der Solo:
uiolperiobe in slmerifu in Oiclem eil,'
iohen, aber geidmadpollen Stll er'
ridtet moroen.
Son ben Strllfturdnoerllngen IN
ssnnern miro man Guberltd falm ct
mas benerfen, cine 9lcnocrllng lplr(
aber troboem ins 9luge faIlcn. Y;
hanoelt iicb bier lun Sen Sreppenm1T
gong ser BON Ocn Heprelcntntlons
rGllmen 5u oen @oDn5inmern IN
aueiten Stof fiiDrt, Die Ser Frd'l
ioent nit ieiner 6anilie prloat be
niitt. Sieie Sreppe miro pudtlge1
uno einorufsoouer ieiu uno MAJ
mag yerbei ourouI binapeilen hol
rie alte Sreppe ihon ballTalllg mar
bepor ser Gr1iioent nit lelner 6a
mile ins @lair Souie llnIleoelte.
gtoh Sen porliegenOen Nlunel
laperoen neue &iid)en geballt llno ol
alte 3iegelfiicbe lnterbalb oes 9tortI
Yortico ioa reItauriert ,uerOen. &
lit oies ein sroBer, AS SUP lange
lun0 % SUB breiter 9faum, Der IN
Sabre 1885 in orei Gorne llnterge
lteilt spurbe. Sort ipuroen bie Ntabl
3eiten fir bas g8eiBe Sa,ls bereitet
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22


Invertebrates Yaropille. Sier haben
pier5ig Iamilien mitgctan 1nlo plele
Gicnite muroen bon oen Scilncbmcr1l
lncntgeltlih aeleiltct. 90 lcbellfte
scr 9eiiter cines @lumcngclduftes
9lllnen ser WSeprG'ioent elmer
Sol5gelclllhuft itellerte Sol5 bel, Der
Seiter eines 9lllmen9eid)GfteS Qob
@lumcninmen ber rip. Gic Ytolrcr,
Siid)ler luto Itoler, Sic i'm bie'er
&coeno npobntcn, orbcitctcn an bicz
lem Groieft unO Nie Stdot licB IN
ibren Mtiitforren Sic slhiGlle ipe9
fiibrelt.
Noh soncrfenshpertcr lit Ibos OurN-
bile in Seottle, @oihln9tort, oaB &C.
oempGrtia pollenoet aucroen loll. Wun
nennt c3 SSnternotionol soropille,
bclm ,untcr lcinen @Upoplern bcfin-
Nen iicb SSoponcr, GbincIen, Ebilip.
pinos, 9tcger lmo @eibc. llntcr ser
ssiibrlurg Ncs Sodion Strect Goms
nulnitp GoluCil mlrbe I'M sMGr5 D.
=. cine &nnrrogne eroIfnet un Der
orgoniintipnen bcteillgtcn lulo on2
lih @cihGitsgrl,ppcn uno 9iirgcr'
cr,pGhnte Community Council be:
'flpb hos Eroie.t in Sem hetreffcll:
sen StaotteiI 5ll pcrluirfllhCn.
Nuh Nfobaobe ser &cru'rflidylnQ
hicles ltnternehmen3 iub man olld
inlmcr mehr irelu,onahbn 0e:
Thinning l1nter Sen SciIncDmern. Die;
5eigtc lid in56cionoCrc onldblih scr
Sibrnncn bc5 @clforc Committee
/ oc5 Councils, bcllen 9titQlicoer aIlE
'rcligi0ien lno Nollcngrllppcn poll
Scottlc lnlfoiicn. lrnn bcnlerfte Sic
&irflmg in Ben @iirgcrorgani'atio
men, Sic ii6 an International 0aro
, pile beteiliotcn, lucil iic erboiftcl.
boB cine GerbeIicrlng Ser Hcbells.
beoingllngcn ben @iirgerllln ln>
Eatroti5mll5 Ser @ctciligctn crbnbcl
n1llb. 9ll5 I'M Wonot Slmi Elm Set
ciicn bcs @clingcn 0CS llntcrncbmcns
fromntc, man nunnte c5 OaS Daro
!billc Slhicncmcnt SltnChcon, ga iullr
oen sic pobltGtigen Solgen OiIeufun
hiq. Gieies SSeitciIcn ioute nGnlid
SEN @cQinn Ser eigcntlihcn gouor
beitcn bC3cihnen. Iic Suuofatlon, ,
+. oaa Gr0ImlngSgchet wllroe boz
cinem b,tobiItildcn Erieiter gclcIen
ser 9hlmcnidmuf mar iapunjih ,ul(
man ipicIte dincliIde WtlNit Iu'
| Scilnebmer, &ausirnllrn, @elbu'tS
lellte lub lcitclsbe Ecrionlidfeitcl
cntrihteten sen Qleihcn gcringfilgF
gen getrog fir bo5 Giiell.
Mon fonn ioQen, boB Sos SSnter
national Dorbpille Ieinen 3mef nod
nor ieiner Goaenolmg errcihte. Gem
Scr 3luef oller 0uropilleS lit ol
,Gilege gutno6borliher 8cIintlml
Ilmter Sen ,Santilien BON Glnuanoc
rern lmb y9lltonerltanern". pol
NroteItonten. &utbolifen lul0 SSSlloel
bebclltcn niiBet. Sic olle luiiroCl
ou6 fir Die llntcrihieOe, ble lie BON
: einGnber rrennclL bellilBcaL Sic i
l5uIammen ongele9t boten,
| Ser Serousgcber BON McGau
| Otis @iele hriufle bieien @eonNfcl
in folgcnOerpeiie mls: rSis belt
| Nfetbooe Sen @eltfriehcll III erreihen
heltebt pielleiht harin, Gab mun in
cigenen Sinter1of alIdn9t mo Nor
,ben 3oun 5luilhcn iiN mo Nel
NGhItcn abirugt."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22

HEISS PUNKT ELEKTRIsCHER
OFEN. Wir nehmen gut gebraucnten
Gasofen in Tausch ais Teilzahlung
TO-l-l295.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15
SOCLAL e PERsQlIAL

Mmss claudia Chaahaml Thalma Mcintosh Vara wreht
and Helen Calhoun entertained baby shower 81 honor ~
Mrs Elaine Cdrem d her home aa7 Alaeh Ave- No ma
guests present Marcela Evet Gertrude Smith and Kah
ryn Anderson Gladys Tucker and Oscar Gates sent gifts hu
Wara nnAhla 20 Athand
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15

A reception was given In honor
Of the bride and groom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Loyal James Gresham, SAT-
urday, July 0, by the grooms
mother, Mrs. bessie Gresham at
their home, 2eSe Fourth Ave. So.
The couple received many beauti-
full gifts. Mrs. M. c. Warrington
presented the young couple, along
with her gift, with q special heart
shaped designed love cake.
The bride, formerly Lynne Price,
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
orrin Price and the groom Is the
son Of Mrs. Bessie Gresham, Min
neapolis and Mr.. Loyal James
Gresham, sr, Of Los Angeles,
Calf.
Among the many guests pre-
sent were Mrs. Marguerite Price,
mother of the bride. Cherie Price,
sister Of the bride, Messrs and
Mines. Harry Grove, Maurice
Goodwin, Harry Jackson, william
johnson, Charles Benson. Eugene
Johnigan, Mines. Nettie Mae
Scott, M. G. Washington, Estella
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15

Ave. So, Minneapolis. Plans were
made for the annual picnic 10 be
held at Como Park Sunday. July
"a.
Mines. Eugene Lewis and SAM
uel Reed were elected as delegates
to the Minnesota Department
Convention Of the American Le-
gion at the Monday night, July
II meeting of the Attacks Brooks
Auxiliary Of the American Legion
held at the home Of Mrs. Stephen
Maxwell, 500 st. Anthony Ave.
The convention win be held Aug
ust IL, II and IS in st. Paul. The
new officers Of the Auxiliary win
be formally installed in septeIn-
Der. Mrs. Donald WarriclIs, TAI
st. Anthony Ave, win be hostess
at the next meeting to be held
August 1.
Mrs. b. L. Morris. 54S Fuller
Ave, left Saturday July Q, for
Kansas city, Kans., to visit her
father and mother, Rev. and Mrs.
A. N. spiner, 5S5 Oakland Ave.
Mr.. Morris win leave July IS to
join his wife and her family. Mrs.
Frank Boyd, 44S Maclxubin. win
motor as far as Des Molnes with
Mr.. Norris for q few days visit
with her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Harvey,
1155 18th st.
Roland Mcfarland, 10 year old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nc
Farland, 1016 Rondo Ave-, return
ed home Tuesday, July ~, from
st. Josephs hospital. where he
underwent an operation for hernia.
Roland is reported to be doing
well
The Minnesota Widows club
met Sunday, July 10, at the home
of Mrs. M. Uptegrove, 1918 4th
Ave. So, Minneapolis. Four new
members joined the club. Those
present were the Mines. Z. A.
jackson, L. Stout, A. Crump, X.
Jeffry. w. H. Todd, L. Brown, L.
Green, s. Dickerson, L. Brown, B.
Jones, w. Burlxs Of st. Paul; the
Mines. Uptegrove, F. p. Lewis, and
M. Moss of Minneapolis. The next
meeting Of the club win be held
July "a at the home Of Mrs. w.
H. Todd, $50 Rondo Ave. The club
viii have a rummage sale on July
IA and IS at $40 Rondo Ave. from
0 a. m. to 8 p m.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15
RECEPTION HELD FOR Mr.. AND MRS.
LOYAL GRESHAM. JR. SATURDAY

Harris, Mary Stokes, Nina WI
liams, Ernestine Wright, Viola
Walker, willie Mae Bolin, Betty
Houston, Ida Roberts, Mary
Early, Dorothy Payne, Jeanette
johnson, Anna Moody, Earl WI
Hams, Pearl Nevis and Mrs. nd
ward Montgomery. The young
Misses and Messrs. present were
Yvonne Crushon, Connie HIN,
Teresa Brown, Matte Mae Wright,
mex Gamble, Ora Lee jackson.
Alene Miller, Elaine jackson,
Phyllis williams, Minerva joint
gan. Arcola Wilson, Roy ARM
strong, Albert Moore, Bobby
Brunette, William Roberts, Jerry
Wright and George Payne. Many
others were present but failed 10
sign the guest book.
Those who sent gifts but could
not attend were Mr.. Stanley Nc
Arthur, Misses Patricia and
Dorothy jackson. Mrs. Tensile
Nolen and family, Mrs. Alma
Stewart, and Mrs. Anna Perry,
Sally and Mabel.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15

An imprOmptu Eot-toguthpr waa
held Saturday. July Q az the home
Of Richard Howell, 220T Eliot
Ave. 50. Those present were 10
anne Fraction. Donald Harris,
Matte Walker, Leon Biles. Rob
erta Brown. Detroit, Mich. Leoia
jackson. Adrienno Merrill. Doro-
thy stoyaIl, Jesse Baines, May
wood, M. Marshall Murphy, De-
trolt, Mich, Nathaniel walker,
Kathryn and connee chivers,
Gwen and Marilyn Morrow, Duke
Davis and Dalmas Taylor, both
Of Detroit Mich.
AGr. Joseph Jones' o. Sierra Leon,
West Africa and Mrs. c, Berry
Kansas city, No, were dinner
Guests Of Misses Eunice and
oletha AEcouerry, a0ls clinton
Ave. 50. Mrs. Jones who had been
attending lakewood College IN
Huntavilie, Ala, Ia in the city CIV
ing lectures. Mr.. Berry u q teacher
IN the public schools A Kansas
city, Mo. and Il now studying az
the University Of Minnesota.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15
Twin City Flashes
By Charlotte PSrteOt
~, Everyone.

go being the shortest column that
this really been dead" week
attracted Of the younger set last week. when
Halle Brown last Saturday night
many included schoed Norman Carter
Bredove Zachary Frank Brown Bulb
Jackson Earl Mc Kathryn Robinson Martha Anderson Rose
Miller Herschel Garrett, and others.
proved quite affair Clarence Anderson
really getting ringing the bell at the top Of
pole Others enjoying themselves nuded Ernie Johnson
Fauna Robinson Alice Moody Jewell Sears Dolores
Carrot Gerry Charles Shelton
Bailey really seemed to be pulling in the priest JOAN
Harvey Sanders Ce Bunny Luverne Benner
HILL Azora Sidney Edith Massey Laon L
and Gene Goss ETC.
Minneapolis yet but hear the show at the
really ought thots the Mills Brohers!!
hospital Nothing serious hope,
definitely her wedding plans therefore she will not be
scheduled VIII posted James
dition further wedding plans a later date
that Quite few Of boys Joined
don't complete list yet See around
charlotte course"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15

M. ana 1Era. Eaynsna rhnapn
and danehser. na3le It'll pomGh
Ave. No returned ssrentIy fron
a vacation u Texas. Oianhoua
ana Kansas CITY Ma
nraFris aaa EIelca yaSa q
Kansas CITY. NO, iefl Saturday
for their hsnaa They visited nero
about one month 81 hcuae Hacrla
Of AErs. Len1rd gnails as1e 8th
Ave. 9. They wurc eStandoa many
social courtoales whila a. gis ETY..
ma Now vne csub met sriday
July &. a ne home q nlra. lloyd
Crawford. 11O2 N zsth a.
Rgsa Barbasa Henry and eliI.
dFun 81 $500 MInot Avn 10 apsnt
q week vacatouing a per hfulnet
and Wishing relatives and Hmda
MIA Harlan nna. 80so James
AVA. No. was injured "a 3 ca
wreck TUESDAY July A. NM
Russell waa eR gcule Is her hcmr
from q Eshing trlp aho a in
Fairwew HosEitAl where ahs n
recovering from . npralned n6eh
and frac,ud lefn Hnr cuneiiion
IL reported ifuprovine.
49, wIaar u'rI1IIs..s.r ....a q...aInn1
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15

-@-@ AANAA ANA N@l@-
ton. She visited relatives and
friends in Chicago, Danville and
Alvin, III. While in Alvin, she at
tended her family's reunion.
Irving HsbOn, s53 N. Chats
worth, Is home recovering from
an illness. He was in the North
ern Pacific hospital.
Mrs. Charles Mathis Of Seattle,
Wash, arrived in st. Paul We'd
nesdsy, July Is, for a short visit.
Edmund jackson, 4ss Carroll
Ave, surprised his wife recently
with a 1919 4-door Deluxe Pack
ard sedan. The couple expects to
leave soon for a ten day vacation
on the st. Croix River.
A seven and One-haIf pound ba-
by boy was born Friday, July 8,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis House, 995
Rondo Ave-, in Ancler hospital.
The maternal grandparents Of
the baby are Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Walker Of Omaha, and the pater-
nal grandparent Is Mrs. Ollie
House, TAT W. Central Ave. This
Is the Houses fourth child.
The Credjafawn Social Club
win hold its annual picnic Sun
day, July II, at Phalen Park.
Monday night, July 10, the st.
Anthony Hill Garden club win
meet at the home of Mrs. Helen
Lawrence. DAT Iglehart Ave. Mrs.
Margaret Moore viii report on
the easiest flower to grow under
ordinary garden conditions. Also,
speakers win speak on what out
side vines are good TO enhance
ones home and on how to grow
gladiolus. ..
Mr.. william Stewart, 1882 Ron
do Ave-, entered Miller hospital
Monday night, July II. He has
been i'll since Thursday, July Z.
The Toute Bonnie Annie club
met Friday, July l, at the home
of Mrs. Ethel Evans, 3740 5th
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15

AErn Robert Chathaua, 600 Al
drich Ave. No, entertained her
daughter. Evelyn. 81 q littie get
together IN honor Of her nth
birthday. Her guests were Mari
lyn and Ro1aiyn Pratt Russell
and sheryl EVetts, Prince Tyler.
Norma Anderson and Robert,
Blaine ana sandrA Chatham. ne
gussta were served lee cream.
Mr. George Banlu 81, end Mr..
and AIRS. George Banks ". Ian
Saturday, July 2, Tor : two wsalrn
whit In Seattle. Washington. The
Banks live AZ ss2o ana SEAS ath
Ave. So, respectively
or1ena Rohlnbon q Dau nzolnaa,
Iowa slnter Of AGra. Floyd Pat
terson, was present a. the rocsp-
ton given June "a az tho home
Of mrs. Robert r. Wright, oob
Olson Highway. me reception
was given IN honor Of AR. and
Mrs. Floyd Patterson who weru
married June II. Tho couple 70.
ceived many beautiful gifts from
friends and relatives Aar. and
Mrs. Patterson arc II home Il
$40 Bryant Ave. No.
Anss Mildred Huii Of st. Louis
No. was the dinner guest Of lErn
J. G. Napue. 5isD Humboldt Avn
No. Saturday. July Q. Mrs. Heief
Perry q Chicago, IN. was q dinncl
guest o. mrs, Napuo Thunuday
July z.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15

ftAAcp PARTY
WAS SUCCESS
THOMAS sAYs
The first social given BY the
Minneapolis braneh OF me NAAcP
Ia commemoration Of TIE national
organisations 40th anniversary
was uucceuaf,ll according 10 Henry
Thomas, director Of the Phyllis
wheatley house. where the party
took place Saturday evening.
July ..
On the arrangement committee
were Mra. Mae lEarahan and WI
liam Cratic, co-chalrman; AErs.
James Perman. food: MIRA, Piouis
Moore. prizos: wnfred Leland,
Jr., telephone; Mrs. James I'm.
John Hutcherson, master Of core-
monies; AGrs. wilfred Leland. Jr..
Wenden Jones'. lGrs. Jones. Mrs.
John Hutcharson, Allie Glenn,
Mrs. Hester sudduth. Colleen
Moore, PAU BlumberE. Plouis
Moore, Jr. MrS George Duncan
and Aahby oaSiSins.
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oE.s. COUNCIL

OE.s. COUNCIL
TO MEET JULY ~
The AEatrons and Patrons and
Past Matrons and Patrons Coun-
Gil Of o.E.s. win meet Sunday,
July IT, at $3.50 p. m. al the home
of Mrs. wiIla Mae Barber. soT
Iglehart Ave-, st. Paul This win
be their annual meeting at which
time the election Of officers win
be held and al reports given. An
members are asked 10 be present.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15
sILVER TEA JULY a.

The Queen Esther Temple No. 2,
s.M.T. are giving a Silver Tea at
the home Of Mrs. Henrietta Pos
ten, 641 Girard Ave. No, July "a,
from p. m. until The public is
cordially invited.---Advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15
|SOCLAL e PERSONAL

The parents Of Miss Jane House. TAI W. Central Ave. an
nouneed Tuesday July r. that her wedding to Booker Ellis
scheduled for Friday July % viii be postponed because Of
illness announcement of the wedding will be made later
soon as Miss House is well
Miss Virginia Catherine Hin of 47s St. Anthony Ave-, has
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Miss Erma Louise Carter. niece
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Arnold.
1899 sherburne Ave, win be
married 10 Thomas Warren Whit
ney at o'clock on Monday, Aug
ust 1. at Pilgrim Baptist church.
A reception win be held immedi-
ately after the ceremony in the
church pArlorn.
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Ship Sought
of Carolina Coast
By the Associated Press

ELIZABETH CITY, N. c., July
9.-Coast Guard planes and cut
ters raced out on the Atlantic
early today to hunt seamen who
repeatedly abandoned a burning
merchant ship.
An unidentified merchantmen
signaled an SOS at S:15 am. that
her crew was abandoning ship
because of fire.
The distress call placed the ship
370 miles southeast of Cape Hat
teras. The ships name was not
given. No mention was made OF
the size of the crew.
AB-17, piloted by 1t. j. J. Lamp
ing, took off Immediately from
the Elizabeth City Coast Guard
Station. 1t hoped to direct cut
ters to the burning vessel. The
cutter Mendoza was ordered to
leave an ocean weather station
and proceed to the scene. 1t was
expected to reach the location by
g pm. The cutter Natagorda. en-
route to the mainland from Ber-
muda, was expected at the loca-
ton about 8 o'clock.
Mainland Coast Guard stations
picked up a message from the
Mendoza saying the stricken ves-
sells crew abandoned ship when
an engine room fire ragged out OF
control. =
Evening star., 1949-07-09
DR.. Freemon's Broin Operation
|Muy Save 10 Missouri Insane

DR.. Freeman said each opera
tion requires about 10 minutes
An incision is made by perforat-
ing the eye socket under the upper
lid of each eye and the necessary
nerves severed. No visible scar
remains and the patients vision
is not affected, he said.
The Washington specialist has
performed about 800 of the pre-
frontal lobotomy operations. He
said about half Of these patients
have been cured and returned to
their communities to live normal
lives. He estimated that between
rs and IS per cent of those not
cured have been helped by the
operation.
Within an hour after the opera
tions the patients were able to sit
up and bandages were removed.
DR.. Freeman said they we're in
normal physical condition but
their mental conditions could not
be determined Immediately.
DR.. Orr Mullinax, hospital su-
perintendent. said the results
would be studied carefully with
q view toward undertaking great
er use Of the treatment.