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Zeme Australasia.
B. J. BLESK:

Zeme zlzniva, zeme rozpukana
jn ty mi davaS psancf kid
kdVz OdpOclvam v stepnlm prachu,
llbam tvOu hroudu v svych dlanlch.
Zeme vyprahla, poseta kameny,
ma tebe ia klekam uprchl1k uStvany
kdyz den um1ra ma zlatomodrem nebi,
utechu mi dava chlad kamene V zemi.
Zeme pisecna, mrtva zeme,
do tych vim uleham jak matce do klfna,
AlahOva Zahrada mluvl Ike mn6,
jak nedovede mluvit zadna zeme lima.
Zeme plsecna, zeme s pr1chutl soil,
tax bl1zko Jsem Bohu poutnlk ~opuSteny,
kdyz ma tobe lezim a k tobe sc choulim
V bezesne noel, shy Omameny.
Zeme mekka, zeme tropicka,
ty isl p%odepfela kdyz jsem klesal liz,
meslc me rany pod palmami hladi,
ma nebi zaff JIM kTfz.
Zeme lidmi zrozena, zeme vyrvana pousti,
Zeme laSkOu a vlnem vonici.
tobe se verse jak milence septam
nedaleko Berri v stinnych tvych vinicfch.
Zeme svobodna, australasia zeme.
tvGj bozi kid mne sebevrahu nadei dial
kdyz vichTice zalu bourila Sc We mne
pfivinulaS mne ma sva hrda ramona.
Zeme milovana, zeme australasia,
smich mGj mi nese vichr Alp tvych,
Made sc nekdO, milovana Zeme,
KIDD by chtel mou lasku k tobe mi wit?
Verse ceskeho u%prchlika
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KURAZ Xxi NESKODf!
Pr. Res:

EEK SvatehO SylveStra, kdyby
me nekdo vtiskl do ruky tuzku
a rekl: "Maluj!" "a to ne
proto, re malirske umenf je tax
bidne, re kdyz namaluji still,
reknou pratele: lille. jaky kra-
shy konicek!" To tedy popf-
ram, ale nevfm, jak by dopadl,
protoze neznam blize tohoto
patrona. Kdykoli 81 no mann
pTedstaviti, vidim vzdy cost We
lice podobneho krali Gambri-
|novi, odenemu vSak v kutnu
klaSternf, V licfch cervenavy
Ear. ktery odrazi Sc i ma mede-
mem nose. Pravidelne ten sva-
|ty V mych predstavach sedf ma
zidli stare a ozdobne fezane a
pred sebou ma holbu piva. To
je ma soukroma predstava a
myslim, re ami jim, kter1 Size
dobre znajf jmeno Sylvestr, ale
Spatne zivoty svatych, by 81 no
iinak nepTedstavovali.
A pTece je to patron tax po-
pularnf!
Uzav1ra prGvod svatych ce-
leho roku, a kdo vi, proc byl
nechan az ma konec. jakoby O.
statnf V nebi nemeli lepsiho mi
Istecka pro neho. Je vsak i ma
10 tech lid, kteTf mali jmeno
tohoto svetce, ale V nasi histor-
&c Dude vystupovati prave je-
den pan Sylvestr Krab. Je to
iinoch uz asi petactyficetilety,
" manzelskem stavu S PAM A
malii Krabovou, zijicf kdesi v
mestecku, dive hodiny vlakem
cd Prahy vzdalenem.
Patron naseho hrdiny sc vSak
o sveho chranence nejak spat-
ne staral, a mas hrdina Ease
nedekoval nikdy. tomu, KIDD
imeno mu dial.
Mel totiz vzdy sm6lu!
Kdyz jake kluk Sc tesil ma
darky %vanocnl, byl skoro pravi-
define odbyvan a utesovan: "To-
he to dame az k svatku!" A v
den sv. Sylvestra matka Ease S
pfanlm synkovi dodavala: "To
Wis, NELL jsme mnoho vydajd v
posledni dobe, ty svatky staly
hromadu pence, musis pockat,
az pc Novem roce."
A Sylvestr Krab cekal, ale
marne. Zapomnelo sc brzy ma
slib a cekal Ease al do prosin-
ce, kdy ma jeho narozeniny 90.
prosince) bylo mu sdeleno, re
az ma Vanoce, a O stedrem dnu
Ease az ma jeho svatek, a pax
uz nad1leni odsunuto nekam do
neznama.
TAX ubihala leta, Sylvestr
Krab Sc zamiloval, ozenil a my
sill 81, re osud 81 nyni rekne:
"Dost isl Sc natrapil pana Kra-
ba, del mu nynf doprat trochu
radosti!" Ale osud 81 mic ne
rekl a Sylvestr Krab vstoupil
ieSte do horsiho stavu, nez v
jakem I'll pred tim. A nejsmut-
neji mu bylo ma svatek Sylves-
ira! VSichni sc veselili, rvsich-
nj smell ven a on, &C piece mel
svatek, musil sedet' donna. zena
ak kazala a vypadala naram-
ne zle.
Stale Sc ale jednoho Sylves-|
;ra, re patron sc smiloval a
kfivdy, ktere ma chranen-
i napachal, Stale Sc to takhle:
Sylvestr Krab mel cestu do
a prave ma sv1j svatek.
)ostal hromadu dobrych napo-
nenutl, byly proneseny i hroz-
~, ably sc vratil v cas- a re bu-
lie videt, CO Sc stane kdyz Sc ne
'ratl. Ba pece jeho zeny sla tax
laleko, re i dokonce zatrhla
M V jfzdnem rade cervenou
uzkou Wax, ktery odjfzdel vi
.O:20 z Prahy a pripsala: "Syl-
estre. vrat SCI" Kdyz take
Z odjlzdej1c1mu muzi tuto We
opakovala, znelo to "%vrat"i
ako Zarvan1 rozzlobeneho Iva,
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1880
kdo by chtel mou las
nebo chcete-li, Twice, a to use"
zasycelo zlobou hadf. A Syl-
vestr Krab ujfzd6l, rad, re pr
vne uvidf jak to vypada ma
prazskych ulicfch vecer a re
aspon do tech deseti hodin NIL
re neco uz1ti.
A uzil! S mirou size, ale
prece asi ctyfi pGllitry vypil a
sci ma nadrazf. Vlastne nesel,
on bezel, nebot byl nejvyss1 cas-
ma Wax. Krasne to mel pan
Sylvestr vypocftano, a skoro mi
nutu pred odjezdem vlakem
vletel ma nadraz1, hnal Sc Ike
vchodu ma peron, ale straSliva
vec: diva kroky cd zrizence,
ktery prohl1zel lfstky, zakop,
a natahl Sc jak dlouhy, tax ST.
roxy.
Ostry hvizd lokomotivy mu
pomohl rychle ma nohy.
"Pustte me tam, rychle, ne
DO mi to ujede!'
"J1zdenku!"
"Hned, hned il najdu, mann
il nekde v kapse, pax VAN il
ukazu." Sylvestr dral Sc ku
predu, nebot Sc mu zdalo, re
|slysf sykotu lokomotivy to
straslvie "Vrat sci" sve zeny.
Ale kdyz l1stek nasel, bylo
w pozde. Wax %odjizdel. I
zesmutnel pan Sylvestr, z kap-
sy vytahl jfzdnl rad a dlouho
jej studoval. At sebe vice sc
namahal, nevycetl mic jineho,
nez re pf1st1 Wax jede az v
1:26.
Sc vzpom1nkou ma manzelku
utesoval Sc skoro do jedne no.
diny V hostinci a vypravil sc
tentokrate drive ma nadrazl.
J1zdenku mel pfipravenu, ale
piece sc ma peron ami tentokra-
tie nedostal. Strasny duch v
modre zeleznicni blue no "a
stavil:
eco pax 81 mystic, re v ia
kovemhle stavu vas mohu pus-
tit ma peron? Vzdyt byste mi
spadl pod nejblizsf vlak! To
nejde!"
A Wax Ease uj1zdel ---
Resignovane vratil Sc pan
Sylvestr Krab ma sve mlsto do
hostince a o odjezdy dalsich
vlak1 uz Sc valne nestaral -
jen pill ma svGj svatek, ma zdra-
vi, ma Novy rok, ma kuraz. Ma
tn pill nejvlce, a zdalo Sc, re sc
kazdou sklenici sleva do
I'll.
PAM Amalie ami We snu ne
pomyslila, re by nekdy mohl
zradne zanedbati jejfl
pT1kaz.
Poslouchal ma slovo a nikdy
n%eodmlouval. Proto s klidnou
sla spat. Kdyz Sc vsak
probudila a pohledla ma hodi-
ny, zdesila Sc: Pill treti a man
Eel tn jeste nebyl!
Do rama uz Okla nezamhouri-
"a, celou noe sedela ma l1zku a
len koukala ma hodiny. V hla-
7e pronasledovalo j tisice my
a videla sveho muze au-
.em pTejeteho a snad vsemi MOI
lymi nehodami postizeneho.
Kdyz ami v pet hodin rano tn
nedalo j to dele. Ustro-
liza Sc, letela ma drahu a jela
10 Prahy.
Byla to pout utrpeni pc Pra-
e, pc policii, kde vetsinou jejf
,obourenf a podesen1 nebrali
uze vazne, a Tfkali, re tech, co
e nedostavili domu, Dude asi f,
ice.
Kdyz Sc pan Sylvestr Krab Z
sedm hodin rano dom1l1
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krupobit1.

Benatky, ItaIie. = PrudKe
krupobitf 20. cervence zabilo
dive tretiny holubd z povestne-
no namestf sv. Marka a zpuso-
bilo velke skody ma majetku.
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V Australia bylo poslano 30
tisic vojakI ma praci V dolech.

tlslc voJaku ma praci dolech.
Sydney. = Australasia vlada
komandovala 10000 vojakG
ma tezbu uhl1 v new-southwa-
leskych dolech, postizenych
stavkou. Pred 25 dny zastavi-
10 praci $4,000 uhlokopG ma
rozkaz odborove organisace,
jej1hoz vedeni Sc zmocnili ko-
muniste.
DIE zpravy z Melbourne Via
da statu Victoria vyhlasila W.
iimecny stav ma kratsf dobu,
kdyz ~pf1stavnf delnici, podne-
covan1 komunisty, odmitli vylo-
dit potfebn1 uhli z kanadskeho
parniku. Rozkaz Sc vztahuje
oblast mesta Melbourne a
platnost pc dobu dvou ty-
dnG.
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Ami RumunGGm Sc nechce domIi.

Milan. - Rehila Weinbaum,
rumunsky delegat ma svetovou
d6lnickou konferenci Milane
(WFTUD odepfel vratiti Sc do
m6 a pozadal italskou vladu,
ably mt poskytla asyl jake po-
litickemu bezenci.
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PRfJME Sc:
Observation-Disclosures

NuCAIoA hd-E1OSpOOyne
ktera uni variti. Bude bydleti
s rodinou. Kazdou druhou ne
deli volno. Dobry domov a
pffjemn6 okol1 V Ashburton.
Prednost Dude m1ti ia, ktera je
svobodna neb bezdetna vdova
ne pf1liS stara. V rodine kro-
me angliciny Sc mono tez do
rozumetl: polsky, rusky, litvin-
sky a n6mecky,
Adresa: 1921. SEQUOIA AVE.
Tel. Liberty 4795
Obchodn1 Tel. Vernon 7249
a zadejte rozmluvu S panem
ROsenblatt-em.
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L KARNEVAL

'1spoTada Osada sv. Vaclava We
'1nech 10. az vcetn6 26. srpna V
celem bloku 800 N. Collington
Avenue.
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a nynf spankem spravedivym dfima svdj v6cny sen
ma Ceskem Narodn1m HTbitove.
Stale ma Tebe vzpom1name, drahy obraz Tvdj u
stavicn6 v srdci naSem chovame a v pamatce I've Ute
chu a posilu hledame. Spi klidne a bud u~jsten, re We
vzpomfnkach nasich zti budes .navzdy a re. obeti, pra-
ce a snahy Tebou pTineSene -nebyly marne.
FRANK ]. PELZ, syn
HELENA PELZOVA snacha
FRANK J.. ELI, MI, vnuk
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Vitezi z vyse uvedenych 2
zapasG utkaji Sc v tonic 3 "a
pase. Zfskati must 2 vltezstv1
re 3 utkan1. Gas zapasu usta-
noven ma l hodinu.
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ToVtO BonnS AmioS Enjoy
Monnh0im0T Collection

Members and friends Of the
TOute Bonnie Annie club were en-
tertained last Friday, August 8,
by a member Of one Of the pio-
neering families Of Minnesota.
Miss Elsa Mannheimcr, who en-
tertained the club In her home at
436 Holly Ave, spoke briefly u
the visitors had showed them a
display Of collections she had
gathered for many years.
Miss Mannheimer spoke 10 the
group on the importance Of the
flower in home dscOratiOns Then
she showed them her collection
Of antiques. china, glassware.
paintings. furniture and miniature
reproductions Of different articles
and events.
Most Of the miniature repro
auctions Miss Mannheimer made
herself. and her unusual collection
Of antiques consisted Of q varied
amount Of articles.
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Friday. August pretly appointed party given by
the Booker T. Washington Study Club for the members and
their guests The tables beautifully decorated with the
cocr and flowers Of the club pedomnatng Games play
ed with all guests winning prizes The outoown guests
Mines Rebecca Jones OF Boston, Mass Mrs Lloyd Walker Of
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went an operation there Monday,
August l. Her condition is re-
ported to be improving.
Mrs. John c. Few, 643 Iglehart
Ave, was luncheon guest Tuesday,
August 9, Of Mrs. Eva Behsle, at
the ST. Paul hotel.
Miss ROsamOnd r. Miller,
daughter of Mrs. Josephine Miller.
32l st. Adams. recently made the
honor roll at Rasmussen Business
College in St. Paul. Miss Miller is
taking a secretarial course, which
Will end in January. After that,
she plans to take u civil service ex-
animation.
The CriSpus Attacks Home As
soCiation will meet Tuesday. Aug.
Is, at s o'clock at Halle Q. Brown
community house. All members
are urged to be present. Mrs. La
Ear Howard is president and Mrs.
Jean Waters is secretary.
The Twin City Forty club will
give their annual club basket pic
nc at Powdcrhorn Park in Min
ncapolis Sunday August 18th.
Games will be held and prizes will
be given the winners. J. f. John
son is president OF the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd A. Brown
Of Brooklyn. N. Y. is in the city
for a Today stay visiting rela-
tives He is the son of Mrs. Mary
F. Brown. TOT Iglehart Ave; the
brother of Harry s., Foster A.
and William Mckinley Brown and
Of Mrs. Crystal Burgess. He Is
the houseguest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster A. Brown, s92 Rondo Ave.
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CO LOIS STREET
WEEDS ERNIE HARRIS

&c Lois Street of Kansas City,
Mo. and Ernie Harris were quiet
ly married Tuesday, August 9, at
the home OF Mrs. Mary Early,
2636 Foruth Ave. SO. Rev. II. w.
Bolts Of Zion Baptist Church
performed the ceremony.
Attendants TO the bride and
groom were Mines. Dorothy Payne
and Mary Early. II. w. Bolts and
Mr.. Earl Williams The bride re-
ceived many lovely gifts.
Guests at the wedding were
Messrs. and Mines. william Nc
Query. Ernest Anthony. James
Slemmons, Lucius Stewart, Don
aid Brady Jr.. Mines. Betty Pence,
Dorothy Payne, Mary Early,
Messrs. Howard Donnell, Jimmie
Lasley, Jimmie Sims, Harold Car
ter and Donald Bryant.
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Minneapolis SOeial
nnd RAHSnnnlS

DR.. and Mrs. J. II. white and
daughter. Ruth and son, Rudolph
Of jackson, Tenn, were enter
tanned at q dinner Monday, Aug
ust 8. at opal's Place at Somer-
set. Wis. Also present at the din
ner were Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil 4,
Newman. Mines. Margaret Combs,
Helen Smith and Mr.. Henry Tho
mas.
Mrs. Jewell Beck. S342 Fourth
Ave. So. left Thursday. August
IL, for Waterloo, Des Moines and
Dubuque, Ia, and from there 10
Chicago where she win visit relA-
tives, She expects to be gone
about fifteen days.
Miss Kathleen Curry, daughter
of Mrs. Helen Curry. 2ll w. Sand
St. will leave tonight on Capital
Airline for Mount Vernon. N. Y.
to spend three weeks vacation as
the guest OF Miss Phyllis McCul-
Tough. daughter of Mrs. Audrey
Delaney. a former Minnesotan.
Miss Curry viii be sophomore
at the University OF Minnesota
next fall and win be back for the
opening of the fail term.
MIR. William NJ. Ewing. 1920
2Oth Ave. s, returned home Sun
day, August Z, from FAirview
hospital where he underwent an
operation. He Is convalescing and
hopes TO be restored TO normal
health soon.
MIR. John Henry GrcaVer, 1924
Oakland Ave. So, who has been
III for some time is still confined
10 his home.
Miss Edna Mae Shaw. 1O42
Bryant Ave. N. left Monday night
for two weeks vacation in Dies
Moines, la. TO visit friends. Her
sister, Matte Della left Friday,
August 5. for Chicago where she
Will spend a two weeks vacation,
She will be the house guest OF
Mrs. Irene Smith.
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Twin City Flashes
HsIIo AgoiR;
BY Charlotte Psrtsst

n0H0 again!
Well here and naturally know what that
20 what get right with II!
First, hookup Nelson
Balenger Mr. Mrs
pretest wedding rings
but then what wouldn't look ~
Congratulations!
Hook-up couples week Hill girls
Sarah and Dorothea their win
Mr. and Mrs double wedding Sunday
type quite
time Congratulations also in order these coupa
Say gals you lovely ring
diaPIAytngH Ia nne Who's the lucky frisndyH
Just trip Chicago
Wright
back Winnipeg Alfred Hamilton his Mr. and
William Black vacationnE Detroit
the John Lucas Minneapolis returned from trip north
Yes all all 81 Paul and Minneapolis really getting their MI Of
vacations the furthest little
park n Minneapolis (smile)l
That party that told you about week
for Bessie Ellis the
merry"
Richardson Robinson Mr. Thomas Adams Lillian
Moore Tuctery
L. Roberts
sion 1t really was very lovely affair
birthday Greetings
special beRsd greeting mother
well. let's just say had a birthday August 9Th.
wish for Hughes il very III
Hope you re up anda around again A tool
that A. A. setting wedding
will probably be within the couple months Don't tell
anyone I told you though
going Mary CcnshRw Shirley
I'd better until you
about,
remain.
Charlotte n
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at Wares Resort In Pine River.
MINI.
Mrs, IMclllo McDuffy and sons,
Roosevelt and Franklin, 900
bryant Ave, No. left Sunday,
August : for a ten day visit In
ottumwa, Iowa. They win visit
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Arthur Register and her
two children Coventry and Dayrl
of Austin, Texas arrived In Min
ncRpolls August TO spend q
month. While here Mrs. RoyEter
win visit with her parents, Mr., and
Mira William A. Wormley, 3oi0
Fourth Ave. So, and her sister
Mrs. Paul 8, Curry, Silb Columbus
Ave, Mrs. Royster was also Rc-
companicd by Miss Gertrude Col
Inns. a sophomore at Tillotson Col
lego where Mrs. Register teaches
art.
Mrs. Lloyd Walker Of Chicago,
III. In the house gueas OF MIR. and
Mrs William Walker 36l6 Fourth
Ave, SO, Mrs Walker, who In the
Sistcr-in.law Of MIR. Walker has
visited In tho city for one week
and plans to visit here another
week She was accompanied here
by a friend, Mrs, Percy Allen OF
Chicago who loft for her home
after one weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Boyd of
DRnvillc, III, and MIR. and Mrs, Roy
ShAvcrs OF bloomington, III were
dinner guests Friday, August o at
tho home Of Miss EunIee Lever
cite. 5000 Clinton Ave. 80. They
were also entertained at q twi-
light picnic Saturday night
August o by Miss Leverette.
Mrs. BeFnIcs Slaughter OF JEFF.
fersonville, Ind. was the dinner
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Augustus
Owens, 5000 Clinton Ave. 30. Fri
day. July 20. Mrs. Slaughter was
stopping At tho home Of Mr..
George Banks, Br, 3s20 Fourth
Ave. 30.
Miss OIetha McQuerry, AO4s
Clinton Ave. 30. left Thursday
August 4 for Glencoe, III. where
she will resume her work after
one months vacation Visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Morton
McQuerry and other relatives and
friends.
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sometime in September for
Hawaii, where she Will join her
husband, Alonzo L. Graham, who
is stationed there. Mrs. Graham
will remain there for three Of four
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. William VI Allen
of Topeka, Kans. were recent VS.
itors of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Schuck, I'll st. Anthony Ave.
They were here for a few days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kirk, Sr.
and daughter, Beverly. 937 St.
Anthony and Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Kirk, 93s Carroll Ave. motored to
Kansas City, Mo, to visit with
Mr.. Kinks mother and other rel
atives. NJ. and Mrs. William VIII
liams. Mr.. Kinks mother had suf-
fered a broken leg when she fell
The Kinks returned to the City
Friday, August 5.
Mrs. Clarence SChuck, III St.
Anthony Ave, left Thursday,
August 4 for Topeka, Kans, visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mrs. J. G. Num-. 3Sl Western
Western Ave, mother Of Madelon
c. Moseley OF the same address.
is convalescing in her home after
a long serious illness.
Mrs. Mildred Turner, wife of
Rev. Joseph S. Turner, 563 Car
roll Ave, arrived home from
Riverview Memorial hospital
Wednesday, August 10. She under
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AAAAHNANs ANNNNNNe SShN@ va A#NNNN
Chicago. III. Anontine Anderson.
Crowley. La. and Misses ErmA
Claridy. Milwaukee, Wis. and NJ.
Slaughter OF Indianapolis, Ind.
Mru. Lulu jackson. 27Ao Clinton
Ave. So, was pleasantly Surpris-
cd on her birthday with n party
given by her husband and Mrs, NJ.
{, Washington assisted by Mines.
A. Daniels, Louis Moore and W q.
Minis, Monday, August 8, Those
present werc Mesars. and Mines
J, Townsend. u. jefferson. NJ.
Goodwin. l.. hiles. e. WilliAma,
w Novils. Seodor Dean. Paul
Moore, Dayton Loudo, JudSun
Mines, c. I.atimeT, u. Gilbert,
Frances Duncan, q. Vinegar,
Nina Williams, II. Houston,
Phillips, Rev. and Mrs. J, +. Tate,
Erncstine Wright, Ada JohnigRn,
Sarah Benson, Dcasie Gresham,
Lynn Gresham, Misses Minerva
Jnhnigan and Jeanette Johnson,
McAsrs George BANKS, Sr,, Brooks
jackson. Harry Jones. James
Kinney ard J. W. Pate. Mrs.
Laura Mcdonald sent a gift but
was unable 90 attend.
Mrs. Georgia I.rc OF Sioux Falls
3, y. was tho dinner guest Of her
brother Burci Grigsby and family
at Sit Aldrich Ave, No. Also prn.
sent were two other brothers, MIR
and Mrs Bryant GrigHby OF ~,
Paul and Mr.. Harry 0rigsby OF
Minneapolis,
Mrs, r. n, Warren. 900 Fremont
Ave, No. and sister and borthor.
in-lAw. MIR. and Mrs. Carlos Men.
dosa, 6lS Aldrich Ave. No,
motored TO Chicago 10 sec the
annual Bud BIlikcn parade. Mr.,
Mendosa In trainer of the Antler
Guard division Of the ElkH. They
returned 10 the city Sunday. Aug
uHt 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Boyd Of
DaneVillc Ill. and Mr., and Mrs
Roy ShAvera of Bloomington. III.
left Tuesday after spending q week
In the city. They stopped at the
home Of Mrs. Halle Ewing. 4Ots
Fourth Ave. 30, Mr.. and Mrs.
Of Evanston, III. She 10 the cousin
Of Miss IsVoretts and will visit In
the city ten days.
DR.. and MFa. william a. sinkIeF
and their son and mother, Mrs.
Frank c, VAahon en- route 10 the
Canadian Rockies were week end
visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. David X.
Frances, 9bI8 Clinton Ave. 30.
Mrs. VAAhOn 10 tho sister Of Mrs.
Frances. DR.. sinklsr IL nationally
known a. = surgeon and In medical
adviser at Homer q. Phillips Hos.
pltAl In 81 Louis, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chapman
and friend, Mrs. Ellen Chandler Of
Boston, Mass are the house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Fraction. 3s4i Clinton Ave. no.
The BOstoniRna arrived In the
city Wednesday. August 3 and cK-
pcct 10 visit until August IT. Mr..
and Mrs. Chapman. who are the
sister and brother-in- law OF MIR.
Fraction, Mrs. Chandler and
Ronald Fraction spent four days
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N.A.A.c.P. SOCIAL
SATURDAY

Another social. commemorating
the national OrEaniEAtion's 10th
university. will be given by the
Minneapolis branch NAAcP from
s p, m. to - midnight Saturday.
Aug. Is, at the Phyllis wheNtley
house, There viii be games, priHcs
and rcfrcShmcntS COlcrtdgc Hen.
don viii be master OF ceremonies.
Mrs, Mae Marshall Is chairman:
william Cratic, co-chAiTmAn.
Committee heads are Mrs. Plrhs
Moore, pnEes; Mines, James Perl
man, Ruth Blumberg and James
I'm. food; wilfrcd Leland, Jr.,
telephone; Ashby Gaskins, fin.
Rnccs, and Mrs, lark Gordon, pub.
hcity.
The party Is open TO he pub.
lie.
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Mrn. Ernla Clarity OF Milwaukee
Wis, IL visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. y, c. ClArdy, 243I 2Tth
Ave SO.
Accompanying Miss Eunlcc Lev.
NrCttc. S0oS Clinton Ave. so, ON
her rrturn 10 the city Thursday.
August 4 was Miss Anita Avery
Boyd are the niece and nephew OF
Rev. and Mrs, II. G. Boyd. Both
couples were extended many social
courtcsies white In the city. From
Minneapolis they motorcd 10 Mil
wRukCo and Chicago where they
win spend n week,
Mrs. GLADYS Daniels Of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, returned to her home
Friday. August after u two
weeks visit with her sister. Mrs.
VILLA Nj Harris, 1921 Firth Ave.
SO.
Mr.. and Mrs. James SissOn. 40
Irving Ave. No, have as their
house guest Ernest Saunders OF
Saginaw, Mich
Mr.. Oscar Wilson. l07 Fremont
Ave. No. was called East Satur.
day, August 9 at the death OF his
slater. Mrs, zettie Mae Edwards Of
Indianapolis. Ind. who passed
away Friday. August 8. Mr.. Her.
bert Howell, s04 llth Ave, No. q
cousin also survives Mira, Edwards
Mira. Edwards visited this city
last year and was expected this
week for another visit, Funeral
services were held Tuesday. Aug
ust 0. PackArdS. Inc e. where Mr.,
Wilson II employed and other
friends wired floral tributes for
tho funeral services.
Mr.. and Mra. Theodore Vaughn
Of Sioux Falls, 3. D., were week
end house guests Of Mr., and Mrs
James Crowder. 4il4 Oakland
Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert singer Of
Niles, Mich. and Mr.. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN Pierre Of Chicago, H..
are the house guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Pierre and mother,
1924 Fourth Ave. 30. Mr.. and
Mrs. Singer and Mr.. ami Mrs H.
Pierre expect 10 visit in the city
ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs James Ewing left
for their home In AtchiBon, KAna..
Tuesday. August 2. They had been
visiting their son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ewing
ais Fourth Ave. SO. and Mr., and
Mrs. Ed Brown, 37I0 Fourth Ave.
so.
Mrs. Myrtle Potter. ssIS Fourth
Ave. So. returned Saturday, Aug.
ust Q from Kansas City, KRns.
where she had been visiting rcla.
lives
Mr.. and Mrs. WsnEsI Miller. b22
Emerson Ave No, had aA their
house guests Thursday. August 4
Mr., Lron Cox and son. Robert and
daughter, Lydia Louis Of Louis
Vile. Ky. They are cousins Of Mr..
and Mrs Miller.
Mrs. Rosa Haywood, 1868
Fourth Ave. So. gave q party In
honor Of her cousins Robert and
Lydia IIDiis Cox Of Louisville,
Ky Friday, August o, The guests
present were Carolyn, ROnnie.
jeanne and Walter Woods Gail
Miroe, LeItoy Haywood. Jr., Carol
Patricia and Gail Smiley, Jimmy
I'M. Onamia jeanne Miller and
Gary Miller.
Mrs. EqulIIAT CanAdy of Atchl-
SIN. Kans. left the city Thursday
August I for her home after
Visiting her daughter and SOn-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ewing.
lil3 Fourth Ave. 80.