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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
StGSSeR Calls Truman
Worst President In
Nations HistOry

fuse 10 send President Tumnn'e
personal puppets 20 Congress-,
hlAsaen said the President will
travel across the nation IN apao-
iRl train, with his trim paid for out
OF the taxes Of the people,
lie viii 80 Qua 10 the Grand
Coulee Dam, the plans for which
were prepared under President
Hoover, the construction of which
WAS carried on by President R0oHe-
welt, the payment for which WIN
voted overwhelmingly by both Re-
puhllohna and Democrats, and
standing ~ the edge 0f the dam he
VIII strike a pose and act as II he
hnlli Il with his own little Missouri
hands
Tie viii act 40 II he came 10 The
state OF Washington for a ceremony
"a start the generating mower AT
the DAM WhereaH IA fact, he Ia GO
ING there a. ivy 10 generate more
political power hehind hiH Demo
cratic senator Ot that state who Ia
~ trouble because OF playing ON
the sands OF Hollywood instead 0g
working AZ hlH seat IA the Uapltol,
Constructive Solutions Urged
The Minnea0tan said that Og hla
three suggested aims for the Re-
pnhlleAnH "the most imnOrtanl
llHl the bringing forward OF con
attractive HOWtlOna"
atasHhn said the Truman lewns
proposal ITO have the government
take over the health ayRtem ol
America, 90 put an dOet0rH and
hospitals Under the thumb az a five
man board appointed by the preei
dent 'ln General eonleu, the
British and German ayHtema Of az
uiAllslhg medicine"
TO combat medical health prob
lemH ~ thls country, BtaHspn rec.
commended,
l. Setting 40 a federal health rp
Insurance corporation Oikn the
Federal Deposit Insurance Cor.
nOrhtl0n) 10 underwritn the varl.
Gus lilue Cr0HH aud either local
voluntary insurance ByBtema de-
vnloped hy farm cooperatlvpH, un.
IONS and local groups"
2 Expanding lnduHtrhl health
ihHuthhte prOgramH under which
employers and employees pay prem.
lumH
! Teach more dortorp. build
moro hOHpiiHR and make medical
practice moro attractive Ia the
south
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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
1850 Census Job
80 Pet. Completed

llHAHA aHt"4 wv WV
iinenihl United States IA the 1880
census
THIS years nose counting HtaWpd
0n Apfll 4 with completion during
April aB q target
Officials said progress from here
un 90 viii necessarily be- slower be-
cause most Of the upnauH taking
now und0ne ID IA city dlstriela
whore q has been difficult "a nnd
people Ht home
Ia some city and rural dlHlrlulH,
however even the initial uhliH have
not been completed. they said.
Officials noted they had about 100,
hh0 pnumUfHtotH 20 cover moro
than 20n00 dlalrlctH which had
been laid out
To take rnro Of that situation,
the bureau huH hoon shifting GNU
mrfatOfs into new dlHlrlptn when
they completed their original tor
fliory
Tho provisional population 10.
tails for counties aud for ritlan
over 10000 viii be- the only onah
released from census district field
offices Others viii come from
Washington
The first data from Washington
viii bo provisional ngurnH for
states. expected 10 be- available
around mid September The tontn
tive national igure h expected
about the end of That month.
The final official state aud nn
ilonal figures viii bo given the
President Dee
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
Surplus Dairy Items
Coming To Delaware

About one and a half pounds 81
butter viii be allotted % each per
son in each institution per month
over a three-mOnth period. The
cheese viii be all0cated on a basis
Of One-half pound per person per
month for each three-m0nth period.
From now on. Mr.. Tarumianz re-
vealed. freight costs viii be Borne
by the federal government In the
case of shipments Of surplus food
stu1s. For the past three months.
local agencies have been paying the
costs Of shipping various foods into
this area.
According TO Herbert ID. Cluley.
Jr., executive director Of the relief
department. total Of 10000 pounds
Of potatoes has been distributed By
his agency in recent months.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
Calvary Methodist
Church
Ths Commnnltr chufCh"
ba4le YEA. tiakeFs d. d., Minister
Chnreh Phone a7Gg

it nN a hufeh school The Con.
tefeatf year 5usi closed Ouf aver
aHf afiHhdaHee Naf SPA So you
ane tHe rfohdf come here Why
naf lotH fhe efaAde Let's start the
hsa teaf hlfh large attendance
Mf haaf Glasses Coz all aRes
nt Morning Worship Rpe.
Hlat mnsf ~ fhe choir under the
direction M hefberi AlehOis circle
o. hiI haft charge az the
aHtfh hHfaefB loafNaeee for the
ass H 81 Mfs AHn ingram and
efs Elizabeth fuufe The pastor
Hi rneak oH fhe subject "fhe
enarf fhaf christ Left
80 EFeHIHF Worship Song
aerflof Hiil proceed fhe evening
meditation ~ fht pastor Hhe mess
f NH ~ thf continuation ~ fhe
HaarHluF eHaleel ~iht spark ThHt
Christ Lett Come and bring your
ffIeHaf
f'lsahf uhf fse church parking
ta H Carlisle I.aHf HhaHk you
HsHaaF aH fht i3yknia ciasa
Hi' nseef a fhe hamf ~ Mfs nuf
alhf halaeH q sarge attendance
aefea
Haeaaas W Committee fep.
faaeaflnf fhf ehHffhfs hho have
haeatlaH faHffh ahstai nlii meet
m eHkafB fhHff1 aseIal foom a.
ale ammHHfY school fuf
af eHmHatf
ht tHff Disciple i3lhiu
fIaae hfH heid fhelf monthly meet
HF 81 f..t haant ~ Mf huha Mlii.
EaHfn CAS- Mnpk faY
neiaa AZ christian FEDERATION
fHHfh Chsaf iteafafrai so
haHH flmf itHhfafahi
HfnnF HU faf Sunshine fil-
nls fIaes nI haid lhelf monthly
HasasfIHf lh lilH haeal fnom ~ the
atHftf
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
Concert Group Met
At School Tuesday

mail. Ballots will be sent to each
member of the board Of directors
within the next week.
The first concert season was so
enthusiastically received that an
even better one is visualized By the
Community Concert Association
this year.
The following is the financial re-
port of the Milford Community Con-
cert Association as of Nav 1. 1850.
Income
Subscription and Admis-
sion to concerts ,............. 81. O53. 90
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
The Church Of God
i.mand end Washington streets
Sea-. ". Eduin Tall. Pastor
snndn3. Mas Z

nnnnay Hehool az 40 a. "a.
NnfHinE worship az a. d. "a.
EFnnselaiic Services az z D. IA.
"Wednesday Prayer. praise aud
preaching service a. 780 b IA.
Nrldag HounR Peoples service
followed ~ blhie study AZ 1850
81
- all uho moufn and need com
furL "a al nho have hlnned and
wnut forgiveness. 90 an who are
elek and want healing Christ bids
Fau cume. we hld sou come 90 all
anf services and resp those mar
aaiunn benenta
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
FIRE CALLS
City Of Milford

Aprll U.s. 1900 D. m, nrldgham ave-
nue., RrAHA,
Aprll 20 $500 y, M Gertrude Sor-
dem chimney
May 3, iitlb a. M WOOdwards,
Milford Neck, false alarm.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
USE tai FOR
ATHLETES FOOT
BECAUSE

Il has greater PENETRATING Power. VITA
sost undiluted aloohal base. Il carries the active
medication DEEPLY. 90 kin the germ On con-
tact. Get happy relief IN ONE m0Un o.
year aec back 90 aay drug store. To-day af
=. p, RAGAlNS, Druggist. MILFORD m5-st
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05

Gen Clifton b Gates Is the 9th
man to head the Z. s. Marine Corps.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05

There are nine Indian reserva-
lions Ia Utah, the Navajo being the
largest.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
Bethel A. Nj. =. Church
het. q. O.. fieHley. Pastor
hnndng. Mss :

50 m Sunday school o.
FLETCHER superintendent
HN m sermon
B. al Young Adults viii ae.
ef'fnnang fhf pastor heY Henley.
a. old Field Church az MlllsbDf0
aefmaH Hnd mHalf
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05

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Community Concert Ser
vice Materials and Pro-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21

To Cry Anymore. Mean To Me
and special request for her
recorded version of Call M
Darling
Nomads Thrill
Teddy Fleetwood and his five
NomadS did a show case numbc.
IN a rocking house boogic
with the saxist and trumpeter
sharing the semi-comic solo spots
in the music session offering
And rock the joint they did.
The body beautiful the SEN
suous form divide, that wa
Gloria Howard A savage. prim
tive and sensational routine won
her two encores for appearances
before the loudly applauding
patrons. Bring her on again"
was their one thought and earned
her encores.
DICK Montgomery, accomplished
linguist and comedy star. did q
DN'A~'h Sbi r lOullIlc. WDdt
with riSguc wordage and insin-
uations accompanying his act
Gloves and a cigar was the cos
tune contrast, adding to the nov
city OF his give-off and vocal i'm
preston Of a comedian and bur
lcSk headliner.
Something Different
For something different and
by contrast very effective. Dick
scored with vocal Of Because.
Music for dancing. Monday
thru Sunday is by Teddy Ritch
wood and his combo Some of thu
courteous mattresses serving YOU
at Club Juana are head wait
rcsS Ella Holmes. Ann Hardy
Happy Farley. Effie Pritchet
Marilyn Franklin, Berni &c
Thames and Constance Crum.
Tuesday First Amateur night
viii be held on Tuesday. oct. 3lst
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21
Big Names Set For Paradise

Detlolt'S own Paul Williams and
Ms famous Hucklebuck orches-
ira with Chubby Hip Shapin'
NewSom singing the blues. Com
pletlng the huge all-star opening
show Will be Peg-Lcg Bates
sensational number one dancer:
Howell and BowSer and Tony
and Margot coming
Mr.. b
Billy Eckstine. the handsome
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21

N'teat ROWS with Stars o. stag
sndingS screen and televiSior
$ "a headline the forthcomin.
= l- 1T the Paradise theatre
The opening show stars three
great personalities in one out
standing show; Larry Darnell.
the heart and soul man" sing
ing the songs that made him
Of the nations top vocalist.
Also on the same bill will bz
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21
Comedion, Exotic Dancer
Proves Showstoppers at
Ruhuims Club Juunu
Teddy Ritthworth
(ombo SparkIes
BY LARRY cHIsM

Comedy and torrid exoti,
dance were two interpretations
which won the applause hearty
onc-from patrons of Abe Ra.
hams Club Juana Sunday nighl
Principals sharing the spot.
lite honors are Dick Monfgom-
cry TO his "strip-fease routine"
and Gloria atomic Bombshell)
Howard for her primitive dance.
Both were applauded for sew
eral encores by full house and
very appreciafive audience.
st James Infirmary Blue,
with vocalS and a dance routine
by emcee Billy Hit opened the
fun session al Club Juana. SHAKE
Your Head" was the cmcec'S sec
ond slvcout Bobbio CASTOR wss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21

singing star who will appear ths
week. starting Friday. Novembcr
5rd. was elected The Outstand-
ING New Singing Star of the
Yeas in the most recent annual
music poll conducted by Esquire
magazine.
The latest recognition confer
red upon him by Esquire. con
Sidered the most comprehensive
and accurate Of all nationwide
surveys in music world climaxe,
a long line of triumphs. that have
been scored by Eckstine.
Largely responsible for Esk
Stine's phenomenal rise have been
recordings of such popular fav-
orites as "A Cottage for Sale. /"
I'm In the Mood for Love and
Intrigue sales of which have
mounted into the millions and
been accorded tremendous play
in the nations jukeboxes and on
the airwaves.
Week starting Friday, Novem-
Der 10th, the Paradise presents
a show of shows" starring Enrol
Garner his piano and trio: the
singing of Savannah Churchill.
The music of Gene Ammons and
MS orchestra and featuring De
troit's own sax ace. Sonny Stitt
remember the date of this great
al star show its FRIDAY. Nov
10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21
THE HAMp

Lionel Hampton brings his
Great new show to the Paradise
Iheater. Friday. Nov. 18th
AMATEUR SHOWS
Applications are now being TAX
en- ior Amateur mig ht at tn
Paradise thcatcr which has 500
IN cash prizes being awarded To-
me winner. First prize $50: 2nd
iourth prize, $40. Amateur nights
under the personal direction 90
Ernie Durham, will be held cvcrv
heard and her vocals approved
"1en she offered Il Don't Want
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-15
|dSNMNlG
MSdshXo1l
E&47Lall;1!.
BY Bernadine corriekeft

Greetings phrase doing double
definitely filled
decorations and the stores filled capacity with
holiday shoppers joining hustle for the
spirit of Christmas is really the joy of giving
gift girl friends not be large
thought behind this particular
troubling YOU giving with suggestions
always nicer give something that friend
ordinarily for herself For example know she
cologne odors that probably
gotten really
know she the type who
only particular tacum powder that
goes who the complete line Of their
favorte cologne although it is a good idea.
sentimental album of the
recordings along that line would perfect gift
always good taste gift 1 don't the
shades of black brown white for
bright kid gorgeous
grand Both inexpensive viii blend with the
average costume
OF the novelty gifts scatter
creation called scatter pearls that
usage especially versatile for they the blouse
sweater type present by
woman whether s feminine tailored type.
Although late for this suggestion I'd like to
the First because overjoyed when
gift time Second because
probably set of 100 personal
address, telephone number It's
gift that be used by daughter sister
DR. husband
time thought selecting you within
minute Neverthe
less, they're to be appreciated
hoping that these suggestions helped
you shoppers biggest and mee
Christmas ever
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-15

Beulah Mae Cruze, escort; Jean
Waters, financial secretary;
Mabel Harris, treasurer, Zelda
Cook, gatekeeper; trustees, Loyal
Daughters, Mae Lark, Susie
Bowen and Anna Scroggins.
Mrs. Minnie Robinson, 7O6 Rom
do Ave-, is at home and able to
be up after undergoing an opera
ton recently in the aospital.
The Guild Of Our Lady met
Friday, Dec. s at the home of
Mrs. Florence Manning, 1872 lyle
hart Ave.
Mrs. Ruth Hall Fisher of Los
Angeles, Calf, arrived in the
city Thursday, Dec. 7 to visit with
her step-mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Hall, 35s N. Dale st.
Mrs. Manley Rhodes, $50 Car
roll Ave, was taken to st.
Josephs hospital Saturday, Dec. 9.
Her daughter and grandson of
Washington, D. c., Mrs. Mitchell
Spellman and baby Frank, arriv-
ed in the city Thursday, Dec. IA
to be with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shannon
ST., 693 Carroll Ave, will observe
their 29th Wedding anniversary
Sunday, Dec. "a.
Although she has to get about
on two crutches because of a frac-
tured leg, Mrs. Lillian Lewis, CTS
Iglehart Ave, plans to leave De-
cember II or 18th for Kansas
City, Mo-, where she will visit
her sister, Mrs. Lula Robinson,
for an indefinite period. Mrs.
Lewis fractured her leg in a fall
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-15

a few weeks ago. She expects to
be walking on a cane, however,
when she boards the train for
Kansas City.
Mrs. l.. j. Ruott of Waco, Tex
as will arrive in the city Deem
Der 81 to spend the Christmas
holidays with her daughter, Mrs.
Ernest c. Cooper, s64 st Anthony
Ave.
Observing their 3Oth wedding
anniversary, Friday, Dec. %, will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey Jackson,
1912 Rondo Ave.
Como Temple Glass SO, Juvenile
Elks, under the direction of Mrs.
Jean Waters, junior mother, is
planning a Christmas party and
pageant to be given during the
Christmas holidays.
The st. Paul Auxiliary of the
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Por-
tiers met Thursday night, Dec. IA,
at the home of Mrs. William
Black, 1872 w. Central Ave.
Mrs. Charles Hill, 944 st. An
thony Ave, has been i'll at her
home, but is reported to be doing
better.
Mrs. ElOise Stubs won first
prize at the Wednesday, Dec. 6
meeting Of the Non-Pariel club at
the home of Mrs. Raymond
Brown, 931 st. Anthony Ave.
Other prize winners were Mrs
Alberta Davis, second and Mrs.
Brown, third. Mrs. Davis will be
hostess to the next club meeting
at 954 Carroll Ave.
st. Paul Chapter No. 1, OES
met Wednesday, Dec. 6 at the
Perfect ASHER Lodge hall, 744 St
Anthony Ave.
Mr.. Austin Ford was in the city
visiting his mother, Mrs. Eliza.
beth Jordan and his sister, Mrs
Ella Mae Shelton, TAP Rondo Ave
recently. Mr.. Ford is from Mason
City, Iowa.
Observing their 49th wedding
anniversary Friday, Dec. %, will
be Mr.. and Mrs. William Black
1872 w. Central Ave.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-15
SOCIAL e PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

MIS- Dorothy James elected Loyal Daughter Ruler of
the Anna jackson Past Daughter Rulers Council when the
group met December at Eks Rest Mrs. LEAR Howard Dis
rict Deputy presided the meeting Other officers elected
Florence Gooden vice loyal daughter ruler Elizabeth
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-15

Happy" the Vincent Younan
composition arranged by Fletcher
Henderson, which failed to make
the grade because the take was
too noisy on transfer.
The Goodman crew opened with
Don't BE That Way, a compare
lively unknown tune which went
on from that concert platform to
become a popular hit and one of
the crews best-sellers. Other
tunes featuring the Goodman ork
are One O'Clock Jump, Blue Skies,
Swingtime In the Rockies, Blue
Room, Dixieiand One Step, Shine,
When My Baby Smiles ut Me,
Life Goes 10 a Party, Loeb LO-
mond and Bel Mir Dist Du
SchOen. with "liltin" Martha Til
con on vocals; an extended YER
sion of Sing, Sing, Sing, which
was also the closer; and Big
Johns Special, an encore.
The Basie-ites and Ellington
ans joined the Goodman band for
a jam session" on Honeysuclxle
Rose and also assisted in Blue
Reverie. Bobby Hackett adds his
norm artistry to the nostalgia I'm
Comm Virginia.
The quartet, which was really a
band within a band, have their
fling on Avalon, The Man 1 Love,
1 Got Rhythm, China Boy, Dizzy
Spells, and Stomplng at the Saw
Oy. The smallest unit, the trio
works itself nicely through Body
and Soul.
Fletcher Henderson, Jim Mundy
and Edgar Sampson, while not
active on the stage, were the be-
hind-the-scenes performers in the
arranging department. The three
hour program takes up about an
hour and 45 minutes playing time
on record.
After listening to this recorded
tour into yesteryear-12 years
ago-we can only paraphrase the
Goodman and Krupa pleas during
the performance of "China Boy
PLAY 1t once more"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-15
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
NiINNEAPOLTs BIRTHDAYs

MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
Dec. IL Jalmer johnson, 1343
Queen No.; Augustus Cotton, Min
neapolis; Noah Pateman, b14
Bryant Ave. No.: Nellie Stone,
900 Girard No.; Mrs. John r.
Shepard, 1928 9Th Ave. So.
Dec. 49, Walter J. Murphy,
1900 Stevens Ave. So; Ellen
Powell, 4701 Humboldt Ave. So.
Dec. 19-Edward Hayes. 4409
Fifth Ave. So.
Dec. 20-Shirley Wade, 1921
Fourth Ave. So. Dec. 21--Edward
Elliot, 1877 Fifth st. So; Mrs.
Margaret Riess, 81 Emerson
Ave. No.: Elsie jackson, 900 NJ.
Fifth; Mrs. Allen Young, 40 Nc
Rubin.
Dec. 22-Mrs. Mamie B. Fogg,
3709 Fourth Ave; Mrs. Esther
Brown, 1928 Fifth Ave. So; Doris
White, Minneapolis; Harry White.
1924 Clinton Ave; Poly Wilburn,
1901 Humboldt Ave. No.
Dec. 23--Mrs. Ruth Judy, 1921
Fourth Ave. So; Fred Sims, 1912
nth Ave. So; Hiawatha Tatum,
1143 Lyndale Ave. No.; Dennis
Miller, 1901 Bryant Ave. No.
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS
Dec. 20-Joe Monroe, 622 Igle-
hart Ave; Il. c. Collins, 646 e.
Belvedere. Dec. 2l--Mrs. Mabel
Patrick, 1881 Park St.; Evelyn
Lamb, $50 w. Central Ave.
Dec. 22-Velma Harrison, 663
Iglehart Ave; Maurice Hender-
son, 906 st. Anthony Ave; Ernest
Williams, 1886 st. Anthony Ave.
Dec. 23-Mrs. r. v. Schine, $40
st. Anthony Ave; Mrs. Carolyn
McWatt, 726 Sherburne; Beatrice
Holden, $50 Iglehart Ave; Eliza
beth Combs, 467 st. Anthony Ave.
Dec. 24-Mrs. Nova Green, $40
Carroll Ave; Mr.. w. A. Young,
S41 st. Anthony Ave.
Dec. rs Mrs. James Rideaux,
TOT Rondo Ave; Mrs. Leila Jack
son, 739 Rondo Ave; Tommy
Hickman, 354 N. Dale ST.; Pinlkie
Young, 1923 Rondo Ave; Mrs.
George Chandler, 626 st. Anthony
Ave; Mrs. Leila jackson, 739
Rondo Ave.
Dec. 26-Arthur Hill, 1888 Car
roll Ave; Lloyd Charles Gambol,
436 Aurendel; Willie Brown, 792
w. Central Ave; Pauline Ray,
sos st. Anthony Ave.
.- Out-Of-TOwn: Dec. 24-Kenneth
Holley, Buffalo, N. Y.
Out-Of-TOwn Birthdays
Dec. IL II. o. Newman, 2415
Tracy Ave, Kansas City Mo-;
Dec. 19--Rev. M. +. Nelson, Col
umbus, Ohio.
Dec. 20-Hibert A. Bowden,
Rockford, Ill. Dec. 23-Miss Gene
va Holland, New York City, N.
Y.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-15

Gloria Pettiford, sol Girard Ave.
No, Sunday, Dec. 10.
Prof. and Mrs. NoFyal BarlEs-
dale, sr., arrived In the city Sat
urday. Dec. Q from Jefferson
City. Mo-, to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Norval Barlssdale Jr., 1908 Emer-
son Ave. Prof Barltsdale Il a
teacher at the Lincoln University
in Missouri. They win be in the
city for a week.
MIR. and Mrs. u. n. Carr, 1868
Fifth Ave. So, entertained at o
barbecue and turkey dinner Sat-
urday, Dec. Q. Guests present
were Messrs and Mines. Earl WI
Hams, Louis Walls. James Stew
art, Mines. Lucinda Miller and
Bertha starls, Miss Ora Finney
and Mr.. Albert Hurt.
Tho Womens Auxiliary Of Sc.
Thomas Church win hold their
Christmas party Wednesday, Dec.
~ at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Boyd Crawford, 11o2 Il. 18th st.
The Christmas party given by
the Missionary Society Of st.
Peter A.M.E. Church win be held
Friday. Dec. "a at the Church
from 2 to 4 p. m.
Mr.. Turner Anderson arrived In
the city from Los Angeles. Calf,
The Sud-Century Club win
meet Wednesday. Dec. 20. at tho
home Of Mrs. Gloria Henderson.
The club Is soliciting new mem
bers Any young married woman
between the ages Of 10 and 30
may join the club. II interested.
cali Ellkhurst, SITS.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Collins, e61
st. Anthony Ave-, win observe
their goth wedding anniversary,
wednesday, Dec. ~.
Mr.. orion shelton, 742 Rondo
Ave-. win give a birthday and an
niversary party in honor Of his
wife. Mrs. Ella Mae Shelton In
their home Saturday. Dec. Is. In
vitations are in the mail 10 this
affair.
to join his wife, Mrs. Betty Anne
Anderson. The Andersons are
planning to make their home In
this city. At the present time.
they are staying with Mira An
derson's mother, Mrs. b. Car
michael. 3744 Fifth Ave. So.
The Rectors Guild Of st. Thorn
as church win hold its Christmas
party and club meeting Monday,
Dec. II at the home Of Mrs. Opal
Jones. 1900 Portland Ave. So.