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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-20
Robert Garland Dies;
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-20

Meanwhile. hGEh-rAnklng mill =
tary and Government officials asil
be among guests al clock to-
ntght at a premiere Of the mox le
Scott OF the Antarctic. % az the
Playhouse Theater Proceeds will
so 10 the cancer fund. Tickets
may be obtained al the door for
contributions OF $40 or more
J. Arthur Rank. British pro
ducer OF the film. will be present
at the premiere. sponsored ey
British Ambassador Oliver Franks
and Lady Franks Mrs Truman
and Vice President Barley are
expected 10 attend
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Rev. Gerald F. Gilmore
Accepts Wisconsin Coll

The Rev. Gerald F. Gilmore. as
sistant rector Of st. Johns Epis-
copal Church, Lafayette Square
has accepted a call to be rector OF
All Saints Episcopal Church. APP
pleton, Wis. it was announced to-
day. He will assume his duties
May !. Lawrence College Is To-
Gated in Appleton.
Mr.. Gilmore graduated from the
Virginia Seminary in June. l948,
after war service in the Navy. He
is a lieutenant commander in the
Reserve. Previously he taught at
Harvard and studied in Paris. Mr..
Gilmore's family will join him in
Wisconsin in June.
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Treasury Department employees
IN Washington yesterday present
ed sls.l93 50 in contributions tc
the 5000 900 Embarrassing cam
paign OF the American Cancer So
eiety's District division.
W, Z Barker. lr.. District chair
man Of the Federal employees
unit. received the check on be-
half of the ls4s drive officlals
in a ceremony at the Treasury.
DR.. Harry II. Kerr. president OF
the division. announced that next
Sunday will be designated as can
Ger Sunday in many churches
here
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6 Jews Killed in Ambush
Charged to Bedouins

TEL AVN. Israel. April 90
Six Jewish workers were killed
and five wounded yesterday when
a truck in which they were riding
was ambushed In the Israeli
Negev desert. south OF the Dead
Sea, a military spokesman here
announced.
The informant said the sur
vivors described their assailants
as Bedouins tnomadic Arabs. He
added the area where the am
bush occurred. between FL Hussub
and Sodom. Is being searched by
Israeli Army units.
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Draths
sCHAFFER, COLA MoFFEIT.

SCHAFFER, COLA MOFFEIT. On Mon
se eisIs q o sii5 south Arlinston RIDE
rd.,- Arlington, Va. beloved wife Of Georgee
s.s YaTs y er & s.S GG5a' Lee the N.isn
NV, on Friday. April 90. at 2 pm. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. FL
ton University HOSPITAL. MARY A. sTh-
LABoTTA Of sos Mass. ave. NV" beloved
Daniel and Hugo steiisbotta. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
Mass. ave. ne, until $3.50 am. Saturday,
the Holy Rosary Catholic Church, ard and
Mays Cemetery. 20
TERRY, ANN SERENE. On Tuesday,
ssE j. Hs4g Nv. a. NJ r:sfsnes a2l
Terry, mother Of Mrs; Charles A. Bruins,
Christie Bayne and aunt of Miss Hazel
o. funeral Home. ssoi i4th st. NV. on
Glenwood Cemetery.
TERRY, CARL M. On Sunday. April
Il. 1949, at ColesviIle,, Md, CARL M;
TERRY, husband Of Rebecea Terry and
Friends may call at the Malvan g. schey
Funeral Home, N. J. ave. and st. NV.
after. IL noon Wednesday, where services
int Int, woodlswn Cemetery. - Y.
THOMPSON, ELIZABETH Z. On Tues
THOMPSON. wife OF the late Samuel a.
Latimer and Mrs. William s. wetmore
Services and interment private.
THOMPSON. sERGT. ELWOOD L.. yR.
Killed in action February 22,
sE serst, ELwoop l. THoMPsoN,
| son OF Elwood l.. and Mildred q.
~ Thompson, brother OF Wendell
ben. Warren e. and Glenn r. Thompson,
Services at Chambers Funeral Home, 617
18th st. Sc. on Friday. April 22. 194s,
1 a. l pm. 1nterment Arlington National
WHEELS. HOMER L. On Thursday,
April IA. 1919. In Freedmen's Hospital,
HOMER l. WHEELS OF 1914 9 st. NV,
III He also is survived by other relatives
and friends. Remains resting with L. E.
Murray a. Son. 1887 10th st. NV. Flu
neral notice later.
WHITE. CARRIE J. On Sunday, April
NV. cARRiE J, WHITE. dsSshter Of Of
the late zaekariah and Carolina Mitchell,
Frsneis Il sister, of MRS Mamie
Mason and Mrs, Gertrude Green, aunt Of
Mrs: Mary Frazier and Mrs. Marie Evans.
Walter C. jackson. She also is survived
by host of other relatives and friends.
Remains may be viewed at her late resi-
dence after pm. Thursday. April 81
Funeral Friday, April 90, at 8 pm. from
Mount Airy Baptist Church, l. st. between
North Capitol and list SITS. NV. Arrange
ments by Barnes e. Matthews. II
WILLIGE, JOSEPHINE A. On Tues
day. April 8, 1949. at her residence, 1419
Clifton st. NV. JOSEPHINE A. WIILIGE,
sister Of Mrs. William P. Herbst and Mrs.
at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2901 14th st. NV. on Friday, April 20.
at 3 pm. Interment Rock Creek Gene
terry. 81
ZEENDER, MARIA NJ Suddenly, on
Wednesday, April 20, Ie4s. MARIA M.
zEENDER tnee Jacob Of 5000 Worthins-
ton DR., West Haven, Nd. beloved mother
zeender. both Of sEitaerland: and Robert
NJ Zeender of West HAVEN. Md Remains
resting at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2s0l 14th st. NV. Notice OF fu-
nRral latAr.
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Social Security Plan
Backed by Green as
Similar 10 AFL Goal

AL President William Green
today Endorsed the administra-
tons plan for broadening sociaI
security coYerage and increasing
benefit payments.
He told the House Ways and
Means Committee the program Is
like one the American Federation
Of Labor has backed for many
years.
This is the year OF decision.
he said In statement.
The measure before you offer.
the opportunity TO provide moi
only insurance for individual,
workers. but in our considered
judgment presents a program
that win 10 a large degree insure
the future stability Of our ma
tional economy"
Probation Is Vital to Public.
Mr.. Green recommended that
social security coverage be ex-
tended to the self-employed. farm
workers. domestics. employees OF
States and their political subdi-
visions. and persons working for
nonprofit and charitable institu-
tons.
"A common base of protection
through social insurance for al
gainfully occupied citizens is IL
the public interest" he said.
Organized labor regards socia
insurance protection in the same
way that a farmer does crop in
surance, Mr.. Green continued
not as q substitute for income
but as a guard against loSse,
which the worker cannot con-
troll.
Mr.. Green approved the admin
iistration's proposal for including
disability benefits under the Fed
eral program. The AFL repeated
ly has urged comprehensive in
surance covering old age. death
unemployment, disability and
medical care. he added.
Benefits Should Be Adequate.
Benefits should be high enough
to support the worker and his
family above the figure of Gus
tomary assistance grants" Mr.
Green said, and they should be
related to the number Of depend
.ents.
Yesterday Gov. James E. Fol-
som of Alabama advocated in tes-
timony before the committee q
Government check every month
for every one over IS. He called
it the Jim Folsom plan"
He started by saying the farm
ers of Alabama pay taxes to sup
port the Federal social security
program, but collect no benefits
Chairman Doughton asked him
whether the Government itself
contributes part of the benefit
payments. Gov. Folsom said he
thought SO.
Doughton Corrects Folsom.
You don't seem to know a
thing about it," Mr.. Doughton
snapped. You seem to be en-
tirely ignorant of the system"
The chairman said the Gov
ernments only contribution from
general taxes is for administra-
ton of the system. Benefit pay
ments. he added. come from con-
tributions made by employers and
employees.
Sir, I stand corrected" the
Governor said.
Gov. Folsom said Alabama
farmers should be covered by So
cial security, that they would be
willing to pay whatever Is neces-
Sary. ~
They're willing" he declared.
They're anxious for it. They're
begging for it,"
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William 6. Hills, II, Dies

NEW YORK. April 20 Owl
liam @. Hills. n, first advertising
credit manager of the New York
Herald Tribune. died Monday. He
retired In is46 after So years with
the New York Tribune and It's
successor. the Herald Tribune. He
was q native OF Philadelphia.
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10 am. FRIDAY
in Arlin gton
Cemetery.
1t. H o er
" as aide to
Brig. Gen. John
T. c ollier at
the time Of his
death in Bel
GUM on De-
cember 20. 1914.
He was % a.
the time.
B orn q n d
reared In Wash
ington. he was
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Killed IN action
June s. l94S.
" lille fgnting
with the LIST
Marine Division
on Okinawa. He
was Is at the
t i'm e OF h | s
death.
Pvt. OCalla
CHAN. who was
In the M a r v
! a n d National
Guard before
he enlisted In
t he NJ ar in G
CORDS. WAS the
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son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton r
O'Callaghan. ll2l Fidler lane
Silver Spring. He enlisted in the
Marines after graduation from
Montgomery Blair High School
in June. 1914. He previously had
attended Gonzaga High School.
In addition to his parents. Pvt
O'Callaghan Is survived by q sis
ter. Janet. 8. and a brother. Tim
othey. 10. a private in the Army OF
Occupation. Zama. Japan.
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PVT. Thomas 0'CaIIaehan
To Be Reburied Tomorrow

Reburial services will be held at
2 pm. tomorrow In Arlington
Cemetery for Pvt. Thomas OCal-
laghan u. S. M. c. R.. who was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-20
ReburiaI Services Friday
For Il. Woodard Hoover

Ii. Woodland Hoover. a men,
Der of the ID Armored Division
who was killed during the Battle
| of the Bulge, viii be reburied al
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Darn nf Thanka

SHORT, WILLIAM HENRY. wikh TO
express my sincere thanks to the many
friends, St. Joseph's Commander, No. 2e5.
Knights of ST. John; commander of
Knights of St. Augustine, No. =, and
Morning Star Lodge, No. 40, !. 3. P. o.
z Of W., for their kindness and floral
tributes during the illness and at the pass
ing OF Mr.. WILLIAM HENRY SHORT.
MRS. IRENE ATILINER.
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Hraths

GLENN; EVA, IN. e,sssr' md "a Hsm-
y j
Wednesday. April 20. at pm. Funeral
Thursday. April q. At ] pm: from the
Capitol View Baptist Church. Division ave.
NARY a. Make Daushter Ruler.
MARION A. BELL. I'm. Sec.
GwYNS. MeHENRY. On sunday. April
u: 1919, ct Doetors Hospital MeHENhY
Ign Thomas GvyDn. brother Of Thomas A.
ovynn Of Great Fails. Mont: Ldsard r.
City, Utah, and Mrs. o~endolyn wilson
Of Rswlins, Wyo; Remains resting at the
g. n Hines Co runsrsl Hom.' 2soi l4t u
Jesus Christ OF Lstter-day Saints. ss1o
18th st nv, on Thursday, April 81. at
1880 pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
HILL, HARRY Y On TUESDAY. April
NV az HARRY z Hill frIa' brother Of orlanee
Hill. Notice of funeral later. Arranse-
ments By Mcclure 20
HURT. DEACON PORTER 6. Entered
into eternal rest on SUNDAY. April ~
Ss e. n eaep OWNS HUSBAND q Mrs.. H.tti.
brother Of Mrs. Bessie james, Mrs .Addis
wrisht Mrs Lila Hiss s Of canton ,. ohio
Eulia Hurt Of Beckley. W. Va, and vernis
Hurt. of Baltimore, Nd. Remains restinl
at the John T. Rhines A. Co. Funers
Home. 3rd and Eye SITS. s.w.. until Wed.
nesday, April 20, at ] pm: thereafter q
the Zion Baptist Church. Deanwood. D. c.
where remains will lie In state until Tins
- ft,An a
of,eiatins. 1nterment Bedford, ". 70
sunesg sDr r. fs4s gesssi
loving mother Of Mrs; Frances Florence
%seer n oRns sister
Edgar and CHARLES Royster Powell. othei
relatives and many friends also mourn hsl
sn.. e cen run. I:i Hom. ss sfa
thereafter sisi, liter at iso7 Maryland ave. ne,
1p from rg Y9.ads REds s.p ARF ch 99
ofsciatins. interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. Il
April 10. 1919. In Gallinger Hospital
Su msas Of MIS- n Alberta a kelley. Il. also
Smith and Mrs Estelle Smith: four sons
keiles. and other Pei.tiVes and friends
Remains resting with L. Z. MURRAY d
Son. 1887 10th st. NV. Funeral Friday
April %, at pm, from Asoury A. M. Z
Church, Rev. Williams ofdcisting. Inter
ment Sandy spring, Md. 81
KELLEY. CHARLES r. Columbia Lodge
. No. SIS, I. B. p. o. z. of w, is
|::'; !
W. at m, from the AsDury
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| ARNOLD, CATHERINE In loving mem
| DRY of our dear mother and grandmother.
CATHERINE ARNOLD, who passed away
tTsnty-nine years aso today, April 20,
HER DAUGHTERS, IDA T. KORAN AND
ELIZABETH A. BURDICK; GRAND
CHILDREN, HENRY Z. KORAN AND
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EDYTHE q. HEPNER
MnnREn SHAVER S%cretary

DAVIS, GEORGE W.. Departed this life
Hospiisis. aEoRdE W. DAVIS He leaves
Mary z. Davis; one brother. one nephew
and o host of other relatives and friends
Remsins resting at the r., N. Horton Co;
on Thursday, April 81. ct Pm: from
the above funeral home. DR.. ]. Warren
Hastings, pastor of the National City
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-20

No. IS, I. B. p o. z. Of W, is
q Is: :: 6; !: !; ::
~ Session of sorrow on Wednesday
April 20. at 8 pm, at the Elks' Home.
JAMES L. WATSON, ST., Exalted Ruler.
HARRY r PRATT. Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-20

CARTER, LIT. LEWIS r. On May 10,
1874, over Berlin, 1t. LEWIS T.
& 6: e.:
April 81, 1949. at 3 pm. Rela-
lives and friends invited; 20'
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-21

Phone your social and personal
items TO Mamie Butler, Cedar
1922 each week.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-21

The MOdernettes club win hold
its first meeting Of the season on
Thursday, Oct. 20. Members made
plans for a roller skating party,
a Thanksgiving dance and a mas
querade ball to be given this fail.
Dorothy Price is president of the
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly Turner, 935
st. Anthony Ave-, returned Thurs
day night, Oct. 13, from a two
weeks trip to Nashville, Tenn.
They visited Mr.. Turner'S aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Bates, and
other relatives.
Mrs. Helen WeddingtOn, 26O st.
Anthony Ave, entered st. JOseph's
hospital Tuesday, Oct. IS, where
she will undergo an operation.
Mrs. Gertrude Hill of Alvin, Ill.
is in the city for an indefinite
stay. She is stopping with her
daughter, Mrs. Alvin j. Harmon,
Jr., who is ill. Mrs. Hill is also the
mother of Miss Virginia Hill and
Mrs. Rachel Lawrence. Mrs. Law
renee, however, is now in Alvin,
where she is under the doctors
care.
Book Club No. III will hold its
first meeting of the season Thurs
day night, Oct. 20, at the home of
Mrs. Cecil Bagbee, 953 st. An
thony Ave.
Book Club No. 1 met Tuesday,
Oct. Is, at the home of Mrs. Edna
Small, 93S Carroll Ave. Miss Mar
garet Maroney gave a review of
foreign travel and highlights of
her trip to Europe this Summer.
Miss Maroney is a public school
teacher at Marshall high school.
Mrs. Charles CunIey, the former
Miss Daisy Taylor of Great Falls
Montana arrived in the city Mon
day, Oct. IT, to be with her moth
er, Mrs. Thomas Taylor, who is
ill., Mrs. Cunley is also the sister
of Mrs. Arthur Hedge.
Mrs. Thomas Taylor, 615 Car
roll, is reported to be very i'll and
under the doctors care.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-21

At small cost you can use our
want-ad section to rrnt that spare
room.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-21

DR.. Delaney win hunt pheasant n
southern Minnesota. Mrs. Delaney,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Williams win
leave Thursday morning, oct. 20.
10 motor 70 Omaha Nebr. and
Kansas City, Mo. Aftar spending
. few days visiting with friends
there. they win return here CO.. Tie
remainder Of Mrs. Delaney's visit,
while DR.. Eslaney returns g his
work IN New York.
Mr. ROBBERS Martin, 21o7 finn
Ave. So, returned home from
swedish hospital. Monday, Oct II,
where he underwent q serious op-
Grafton He Is doing wen
Mrs Nathnalel watuun s7Ss
Fifth Ave. So. entertained
group Of her friends AZ q luncheon
on Monday. oct. II. me honored
guest was Mrs, Ethel n. Brigham
from Kansas city, Mo. Those IN
eluded at the party were: AIRS R.
B. Moulden. Mrs. Lottia Hyde,
Mrs. George Banks, ". 1grs. W.
A. Han. Mrs. ozzie Alexander,
Mira, Jessie Shepherd, Nrn. J. P.
Murray. Mrs Fired Jones', Mrs.
Floyd Mayes, Mrs. p. 4. Ross d
st. Paul. Mrs. Rode pittman
AIRS. n. l. Braxton, Agrn. u. A.
Glover, and Mrs. Jack Rainey ST.
The Young choral olnb d ST.
Peters AATE church wsh meet
Friday. Oct. n at 7;So >. m. AZ ne
church. The dIrectreas Mrs. Halle
Ewing, 4Ols Fourth Ava. So
would like 10 see an nem61rs pre-
sent.
Mr.. and Mira. o. n Wiuians
are entertaining q group Of their
frionds at dinner Tuesday evening
oct. Is. N honor q their guests,
DR.. and Mrs. H. Delaney
Mrs. Cora Adair, B122 James
Ave. No. was honored guest At :
family reunion IN the form Of =
party Sunday. oct. 10, Other
guests sharing the honors With
her were: Mrs. Cora Butler. Mr.
and Mrs King Jones and aGr.
Nelson crubba III u Kansas city.
Kansas, and Mrs Alberta Bel Of
Topeka, Kan. A host Of relatives
and friends helped them celebrate
the occasion.
The Social Sewing Clab. organi-
zed BY Mrs. Laura Russell. 61a7
Irving Ave. No. meets twice .
month with each member acting
a. hoateas In turn.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-21
South Minneapolis
Women Organize
Voters Unia

The energy generated by the
current official membership drive
has produced. this week, the first
interracial group In the history Of
the League OF Women Voters Of
Minneapolis. The group. all from
south Minneapolis, meets every
third Wednesday Of the month IN
the evening, under the chairman.
ship Of Mrs. John McEachern,
4345 Aldrich Ave. No.
TT has always been the policy
Of the League Of Women Voters
TO bring all races, creeds, colors,
and points Of view into our unit
discussion groups In Minneapolis,
but Il seems to take the big push
Of an energetic membership cam
paign such a. the one now on, 10
accomplish our purpose" Mira.
Lloyd Hale. president Of the Min
neapolis League, said today. I'VE
expect TO have another interracial
group organized in north Mime
apolis, very soon. and eventually
to lead more groups into better
cross-section membership"
Among the members Of the new
south Minneapolis group are Mrs.
John McHie, sS45 srd Ave. So;
Mrs. Curtis Chivers 40l7 Clinton
Ave; Mrs. Caroline Peery, S72s
4th Ave. So; Mrs. Richard ses-
sions, $685. 5th Ave. So.
Anyone interested in joining
the League may can Atlantic
6s1s. Dues are 50 a year.
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N WAY SEE
e BP HELL D0DS0h Russell.
NEW YORK CITY

It's safe that those opposing the formation organ
zation truly section OF
community certain welldenned groups pattern
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hlf. ana MIS-. william Mcintosh
l0ta Bryant Ave. No, left satur-
day morning, oct. IS. for Des
Moines, Ia, 70 visit with relatives
for the week end.
Mrs. Ruby Bobo. ss Hyiand
Ave, left Thursday. oct, Is, for
Gary, Ind. 10 visit her cousins.
she Is expected back sometime
this week.
.. Finley Wilson, grand exalted
ruler Of the EllSs lodge was house
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Warren. seas Clinton Ave, on
Monday and Tuesday Of this week.
Mrs. Pearie Brown whose for
mer residence was 1900 Portland
Ave, now lives at s4S7 Smelling
Ave.
MIR. and Mrs, Harvest Webb, and
Mr.. Edward Harness, guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Harness,
ss45 Fourth Ave So. left last
Saturday, Oct. 8 for their home IN
Junction city, Kansas.
Miss Elizabeth Bowies, Of Mem
phis, Tenn. arrived Tuesday morn
ing, Oct. 10. to visit with Mr.. and
Mrs, Nathaniel Watson. s7BB
Fifth Ave. So.
Mr. r. A. Skinner. 5000 goth
Ave So, local attorney, has no
turned from st. Louis. No, after
attending a convention Of the
Third Order Of 81 Francis. In the
capacity Of q representative Of
the Church OF st. Leonard Of Port
Maurice. During his stay. he was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Spencer. s76s Cook Ave. The
spencers made HIS visit very en-
ioyable.
Wearing Rlngi A solitaire dla-
mond engagement ring has been
noticed on the third finger Of the
left hand Of Helen Smith. beauty
culturist and newspaper writer,
The beautiful ring Is reported 10
be the gift Of Henry Thomas. head
resident Of Phyllis wheatley and
most eligible bachelor IN the Twin
cities.
DR.. and Mrs. n. Delaney Of Mt.
Vernon. New York, arrived IN the
city on Friday. oct. "a, to visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Williams,
4445 First Ave. So. Mrs, Delaney
is the former Audrey Mccullough,
a well known Minneapolis social
worker. During their stay here.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-21

Visiting MIR. and Mrs. Robert
Harris, AS Kent St., the past
week end was Mrs. Henry Davis
of Vancouver, B. c. Mrs! Davis
is en- route TO st. Louis, Wash
ington, D. C. and other places in
the States.
The Self Culture club held its
first meeting of the season Thurs
day, Oct. 20, at the home of Mrs.
Mary Carter, sos Rondo Ave.
Mrs. Josie Williams is the presi-
dent of the club.
Mrs. Belle Tyler, 1907 w. Cen
trail, who returned from a trip
west a week ago reports that she
found all her friends and rela-
tives well, Among other places,
she visited her sister, Mrs. Irene
Harris in San Francisco.
Little Judy Mitchell, daughter
of Mrs. Helen Mitchell Guilmant,
524 Carroll Ave, celebrated her
fifth birthday with a party Satur-
day, Oct. s. Those present at the
celebration were Constance An
derson, Charlotte Benner, Berna-
dette Benner, Joyce Dodson, Jo-
eta Kemp, Maria Leroy, Kurt
Hayes, Gary Martin, and Dickie
Wright. Joetta Kemp assisted
with the games.
The Four O'Clock Club is plan
ming Halloween party to be held
from $3.50 to o'clock at Halle
Q. Brown House. About $50 to
200 children from the ages Of 5
to 7 are expected. Members Of the
Kiwanis club and the st. Paul
Clown club will entertain them.
Mrs, Addie Lewis is leader of the
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Combs,
formerly of $50 Carroll Ave, are
now residing at the home of Mrs.
Combs aunt, Mrs. Cora Strothers,
492 w. Central Ave.
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A Hint 70 the Wise

MGM is full of surprises these
days. Recently it announced that
all future disks would be pressed
on the new, non-breakable Metro
lie, to retail for the low price Of
so cents. Now, the discery has
acquired the masters Of famous
recording artists under the ex-
tinct Musicraft label and win be
issuing new releases soon. Among
the artists to be in the vanguard
are Sarah Vaughan, the great
Dizzy Gillespie, the Incompatible
Duke Ellington, as well as Mel
Torme, Gordon MacRae, Artie
shaw, Phil Brito and Herbie
Fields.
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lSOCLAL e PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Mrs. Reuben Warren, 36a5 Clinton Ave &c. returned
home from Asbury Hospital where she underwent a opera
ton. She is reported doing we'll
Mr. Leon Abbey Of Chicago, H. son Of AIrs Eva Abbey
Ala 25th Street entertaining his cousin Miss Emma Man
ming, whom he hasn't seen in 26 years