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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-21
the TRAGIC WHoDUNIT

The vutures gather Korea The
press final of subveron In high
General Macarthur has been stabbed in
Daily Worker pictures Macarthur the
mperiast Khan policies" have
The search the esPonsbes have their
field day
reject attempts
exploit peril We trouble Korea We
may long fight; dimensions st unknown
American lives being lost all the unmagnabe creltes
unfold There for determination and
political high priority
post But thing overwhelmingly clear We In
trouble Korea primarily because shared humanys vision of
the Of World War H. We demobEed swiftly and de-
cisvely; We fighting
preserve hopethc United
Nations role; American
has the right to blame another for the ordeal of our Oils
war the wretched lies Of the
KrcmIn and it's mouhpieces
their advantage The
Moscows Of American aggression Is
unprepareness of troops in Korea The essential
that other
blame belongs to all Of for all of sought TO
turn to the ways peace
spec but of wise
enough say when the decision was being made
skirmiShes the
Korea battered and broken Is at the moment
may yet win the peace"
According military policy been
by nobody exactly Spccng
for time
Comns Max Lener has been running series Of columns
homosexuaty Dept Scandal" Apparently Mr.
trying the mind Of the reader that
homosexuahty isn't limited to the State Department
Writes brother Lerner:
striking emerge you problem
IL proportions.
the figures do not aPpreclaby from one
group CIergymen police Officials court
officials government Officials COnEresaen
people protect tho community
against the PERCENTAGE other
groups"
Brother a with this weighy conclusion.
You n that Lavender s . color
quite popular respectable and famous
people.
These syndcated and big time give great big
pain the stuff they weony faster
Professor Knsey book stirred into
Department with the world shaking
finale switch and lahdedah amt
tustfn Department deare.
thing long while back. and didAt have
10 KInsey InfOrmAtaOa
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Davidson Of Minneapolis and
Nancy Norman Of 81, Paul.
Mrs. George Lucas, TIT Carroll
Ave, has been III In Sc, JoSeph's
hospital since July q, A. thls
writing her condition In reported
TO BE- poor,
Miss Faye SchuClS, 900 Rondo
Ave, student at tho College Of
st, Benedict, sc, Joseph, Mlnn-
left Thursday. July 40, for Los
Angeles where Ahe win visit with
relatives and friends, She viii be
gone until sometime IN Beptem-
Der.
Mrs. 0rRCr BannIatcF Of Col.
umbua, Ohio In In the city visit
ing with her brothers. Mr.. sidney
Harris Of Atb Kent 50. and Mr.. c,
N, Harris OF Minneapolis. She
viii be here for four or five
wecka.
Mrs. E. NJ. Williams. who spent
three weeks here Visiting with
Mrs. Cora strotherp, Ap2 w,
Central Ave. left the City Sat
urday. July 10 for her home In
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. EEell Thomas, B4l
w. Central Ave-, viii observe
their sixth wedding anniversary
Sunday. July 80.
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Thompson home and return to the
city next day.
Mrs. Gabriel BOudreaux and
children and Miss Dorothy Sto-
vail left Tuesday. July IS, for an
indefinite visite in Louisiana. The
trip is a graduation present to
Dorothy from her sister, Mrs.
Boudreaux.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ewing, 4ll3
Fourth Ave. So, left Friday eve
ming, July Is on three weeks
vacation. They motored to Kan
sas City. Kans. to visit relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Jeanne Morris of Des
Moines, Ia, stopped with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Maxwell, 1920 goth
Ave. So, Sunday. July 16. Mrs.
Morris was in town for a visit.
She returned to Farbault, MINI.
Monday TO finish her summer
training course.
Misfortune looked down for the
second time on the Mr. and Mrs.
James Fraction family at 3s4l
Clinton Ave. So. Thursday. July
Is when their garage burned to
the ground. Carl Fractions car
was in the garage and was des-
troyed by the fire. Three years
ago the same incident occurred
when the family was living at
1901 Portland Ave. So. At that
time the family auto was burned.
Mrs. Gertrude r. White, SOl
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Cedar Ave. has returned home
after a lovely stay in Detroit,
Mich, being the house guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert RRyton. One
Of her thrill during the trip was
to enjoy some top league series
games played by clubs OF the
American and National leagues.
Mrs. White win resume her Job
in a few days.
Arriving In the city Saturday
evening. July 10, was Mrs. Watsie
Thompkins of Des Moines, Ia.
Mrs. Thompkins is the mother OF
Mrs. Lucille McAdams and Mrs.
Allie Wilson. While in the city
she will be the house guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan McAdams, 1920
Third Ave So. She expects to Wis
it in the city until the first of
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Brown, 1920
Third Ave. So, returned to the
city Monday July IT. after spend
ing a week in Chicago.
Mrs. Emily Drake, sic Lyndale
Ave. No. is confined to her home
with enlargement OF the heart.
Her condition is reported i'm
proving. but 1t was at one time
very serious.
Mrs. l. b. Harris, 2SlO Tenth
Ave. So. Is expecting Rev. J. J.
Burns Of Grand Rapids, Mich in
the city for the week end.
Mrs. N. A. Webster, Winnipeg,
Manitoba, is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Vesta Young. 2430 Fifth
Ave. So. Mrs. Webster will visit
indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Ewing,
1920 goth Ave. So, left Monday,
July 10, for a months vacation in
southwestern United States. En-
route to their destination. Mexico
City, they will visit New Orleans,
Lake Charles and many small
towns in Louisiana. They will go
on from there to Texas and travel
through many small and interest
ing cities.
Mr.. Larry Taylor and children,
Kathy and Jeffry. sol f. 37th st.
motored to Des Moines, Iowa,
Sunday. July 10. They returned
home Monday.
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Returning recently from Evans
Vile, Ind, were Mrs. Samuel
Ross. 200 MAcIubin st.: Arthur
and ThomA Shelton. 442 81. An.
thony Ave, and Mrs. Gladys
Kilgore, 8D4 w. Central Ave.
They motorrd TO Evansville 10
attend the funeral Of tho Bhcl.
TONS sister. Mrs Dolores Shelton.
Como Temple No. I2s, IBPoE
Of w, will meet at 3 .. m. Thurs.
day, July n at the EIks Rest.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Lloyd stephens
Of Chicago. will arrive In the city
soon to visit with Mr. Stephens
mother. Mrs. II. A. Stephens,
1891 Park st.. who has not been
well for some time. Mr.. Stephens,
q formers 81. Paulite, IL q phAr.
macist In Chicago. Mrs. Stephens
daughter Mrs. Bsulah Bhuts Of
Princess Ann. Maryland, left the
latter part Of last month for her
home after spending two months
here caring for her mother.
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Arriving In the city Thursday,
July Is, was Mrs Charles c,
Lewis. Al3i Springfield. Kansas
city Kansas, She viii spend ten
days visiting with her brother
and SiSter-ih-lRw, Mr., and Mrs,
Frank Curtis. 99s Carroll Ave,
Also recent visitors OF the Cur
tiseS werc the Mcsars James and
Marion Thatcher OF KRnAaA city.
Kans, They left the city for their
home "Wednesday. July 10.
Blddlc Circle No. 81, Ladies' Of
the GAR met Tuesday, July II at
the home of Mira Lola Edwards,
24i W. Central Ave,
TIE Future Builders club enter
tanned at n party Saturday. July
10 at Local bld. 44S Rondo Ave,
A large number Of guests were
present, plus the new members of
the club, Tho now members are
the MeSArs. and Mines. David
Mtlligan, John Robertson and Al
bert Mum.
Eugene Schucls. son Of MIR. and
Mrs. Hugh Schuek. 900 Rondo
Ave. celebrated his I2th birthday
In his home with u party. Four
teen Of his friends helped him TO
celebrate Friday. July II.
The I.AdIea Aid society OF Pil.
grim Baptist church closed this
seasons meetings with an out
door picnic In the back yard Of
the home Of Mrs, William Black.
7g2 w, Central Ave. Tho group
will resume meetings In Septom-
Der.
Invitations arc In the mail for
the wedding Of MIaH Constance
Jones. 1921 Rondo Ave, on Sat
urday, July 20, She viii be mar
ricd 10 Scott Price Of Minneapo-
lis,
Returning 90 her home Thurs.
day, July -, was Mrs. Fred =.
schuck ST., s44 Fuller Ave. who
spent Sumo time In Oakland,
Calf. visiting with her sister.
who In ~, While away, Aho stop.
ped off IN Los Angeles 10 visit
with her nieceH. Mrs, Ted MELON.
aid, the former Miss Dorothy
SChuek Of ~, Paul. and Mrs.
Arthur Banks. the former Eliza
beth sohuok Of 81, Paul,
JacqueIIne Moore. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Moore. GIT
Rondo Ave, viii observe her
birthday today. July n, ObHerV-
Ing his birthday July II was Don.
aid Wheeler. son Of Mrs. Doris
Wheeler Of GIT Rondo Ave.
Mira. q, n. Harris, A4b Kent st.,
left the city Friday, july IL for
Winchester Ky, From there she
will go 10 Washington. -, C..
Columbus and Cleveland, Ohio
and Chicago. She will be gone
about 10 days,
Returning Monday, july II.
after spending the weekend In
Chicago attending this ball game
between the Dodgers and the
Cubs were Mrs. James Ice, o63
Carroll Ave, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
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SOCIAL e PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

mrs Dorothy Thompson and Of Des Mones, Ia. are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hanks, and Mrs. Nina Williams
5SlS Clinton Ave So Mrs. Williams is the mother of Mrs
thompson and Mr. and Mrs Hanks the grandparents
thompson plans to leave for her home Saturday July ~ with
her brother Russell Starks and mother They will take Mrs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-21

Many 0f tllIS city's top. night
white leadership In labor unions
and In industry reSd thIs paper
zach wesk.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-21

WAnt-aAS In this paper reach
. money spending market II
reasonable cost.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-21
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

NNAANAWNHFNh SAeAeN nav = ~
July Sl-Lucille Shaw, lOA2
Bryant Ave. No, Aug J. James
Eiforti. GOT Olson Blvd, Mira.
Virgie Hughes, $3.50 Firth Ave,
So, Mrs. Neva Warren, seas
Clinton Ave, So: Mrs. &, N, Burt,
2tST Firth Ave. So Aug = Mrs.
Arthur Lyons. A0T Bryant Ave,
No; Cornelius Seymour, SS4T
Smelling Ave; Aug \ Luz
ellie Goodwin. lStl r. Franklin.
August S.LucillS Webster, $3.50
Firth Ave-, So; Mrs. Lucille Lear,
29l5 Garfield Ave, So; Lucille
McQuitter. 200 18th Ave. SO. {;
Mrs. q. l. Bailey, SSA9 Fourth
Ave. So.
Aug. Mrs. &c. l.. ERcuc, 9ha2
Firth Ave, So; Robert woTmley,
1910 Fourth Ave, So; Mrs, Jos
eph Jennings. 400 ". seth St. {:
Mary Margaret Morris, Q6l Al
driCh Ave. No,
Aug b--HaTry Hlll, $3.50 Firth
Ave. So; J, NJ Cunningham, 1871
Firth Ave, So; Ruth Anderson.
SSi2 Fourth Ave, So; Thomas
Perkins, All Fourth Ave, 60:
Mrs. A. l. Martin, as2l Firth
Ave, SO,
Aug 9 Earl w, Bowman, S6i2
Fourth Ave, So, Mary Kate
Breedlovc. SoA Aldrich Ave No:
Joseph Maxwell. ST2i Fourth
Ave. So; Frances Lee, 2ha 18th
Ave so,
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arcetinRu Ou,-of Townaru

July Mrs. Ben Alexander,
Exhaustion. III, Whitney Young,
Omaha. Nebr; Wayne Mcdonald,
Excelsior Springs, Mo; Mira,
Gloria Smith, 81. Augustine. Fla.
Aug l--Qucnting Greer. At
lanta. Ga. Aug. = Mrs, Esther
Jones. San Francisco. Calf Aug.
T. Marjorie McClane. Boston,
Mass. Aug 6JoScph Hoard,
Kansas City. Mo,
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S a5
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New York City

marriage off the from
page Daily The July 10 and II
upper half
page marriage Leagues Franz
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the idea Of American intolerance Seems the rest Of thc
adequately Informed the batter sub
naturally jerks this side who help
Ing the seeds In the four Of the earth.
the the folks this
newspaper Myhene Allen Charlotte
with the middle
oldsters indication that the
young 8 ready, willing able
n We deeply touched something
W Aliens editions
reprntng item Il carries Significance that
the intellectual POmPOsIty of editorial wrter
Allen with half scared to whether
going much
world the
going During the last of just
bother much But II
there's this its really to hit OTIS In times like
these that wishes he again, real youngD"
Now to oil The July II
OF pro- paper
following example OF the
getting learned minds
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SpITIfV0IS

The second LIP disc release by
the DePaur Infantry Chorus. that
singing group OF eK-0IB 10 come
out Of the last world war, has q
collection Of five work songs and
five splrituals under tho title Of
Work Songs and SpirttuRIs. %
Under the direction of Leonard
DePaur, the group. four DePaur
arrangements Water Boy, Tor
My CRP'n, Jerry and Sweet Jesus
Boy. Two Hall johnson arranged
apirituala, Ills Name No Sweet
and Honor, Honor, are included,
NJ well a. a Nathaniel Dett COM
position, Listen 90 the Lambs
Others are Great 0awd Almighty.
Take MY Mother Home. (CoIum.
bia.)
Two original gospel compost.
tons are done by sister WynOna
Carr in her newest sides,
Heard My Mother Pray One Day
and Don't Miss That Train (spec-
ialtyD go. The Pilgrim Travellers
have recorded two Of their most
popular numbers. God shall Wipe
An TeaEu Away and Dear Lord
Look Down on Me. (BpeciAltyD.
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ut. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

July 28-Mr l.. n. Scaton,
1920 Cumberland: Ivan Duane
Perfect, Sl7 w, Central Ave.
Mrs. Theodore Russell, 63S Lyle.
hart Ave: Lcantha Carter Zcno
2Sp Rondo Ave.
July n Ermon Jean Owens.
827 Seiby Ave, Lynn Pat
ricia saItcr, ge2 Carroll Ave.
James VRHsRT. $40 Rondo Ave.
Anthony White, pgI Carroll Ave
July IN Mrs. Milton Combs,
400 w. Central Ave. July 20 -a,
Clarence Duke, Gag IRIehart Ave-,
Loretta Davis Rlakcy, 400 NJ
Avon: RnsamOnd Miller, eos
fglehart Ave.
July Prentice Harris, pRl
Rondo Ave; LAVerne Bonner
b24 Carroll Ave; Cynthia Ruth
White, 727 Thomas Ave.
July ~ Beverly Kirk. 9S7 81
Anthony Ave; Violet Sanders
GOT 81. Anthony Ave: John Mari
Berry, SOS W. Central Ave. Aug
mrs. Mae Lark. b7b Rnndo Ave
Aug 2 Roberta Jones, 1922 Ron
do Ave.
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half in pics
The two matched up rather weh don't think
the News brain trust had the vaguest idea how
beautifully the Of American soldiers fighting
and dying in Korea with their dark sknned bud
dies was right cOpasetic with the splurEe about
an American OF dark skin marrying an American
of white skin. I'm SURF Moscow win use II TO ad-
vantage might drop copies over the Korean
bOttlefrunG
We don't need u VOIce Of AmnFica 20
spread the news Of American democracy. All
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RATlM O TINE
RE C Q r DS


MORN showers
This week. We heard The man
With the Horn--TElmpet Solos
by Famous JRG1 Men" Definitely
collectors item. II consists OF
eight familiar tunes especially
selected ana played by an
equal number OF artists who have
long been counted among the re-
Vcrcd few In JAM inner circle"
There's Mr.. Jazz himself --
Louis Armstrong an in
strumental.vocRl that We rpmem.
Der from years back, Sweetheart
On Parade Randy Brooks dis
plays his artistry on Man With
the Horn" title OF the album
package.
The late Bunny Berrigan. who
died in l942. does his version OF
You Took Advantage Of Me, with
the Blue Boys accompanying,
Thrush thu rv,,Aar ,.n,, -,
VIZ would have thought Il would
BE- u Can't Get StArted"--you
know IT'S Bcrrigan and his horn,
Others included and remem-
h.roa .rn pohhv Hail., ~.
Than Won kno,., Roy El1r,awn
Star Dust, Billy Ru,terf,rId-.
What's New; MuRVuy Spanier--
IIeaItatinK Rnea, and Howard
McGhee with ANDY Kinks Clouds
OF JOY - MCGhca Special
N'eH'e OToDO~n
Ruth Brown bAckdropped bv
chorus and ork under sid Rans
has a rood pair for her latest
Dear LITTLE Row Of Mine and
When. CMn \ 1o (AtIantic)
Another disc tn hear IA the
Gene Clbcaux ork dolng I've 0o,
What IL Takes. Rixie Crawford
and Choo Choo Trane ON lyr,ca
Mate il the Don Hin alto sax solo
On Dyuaflow. This side oo-au,hor.
cd by Hin and 0iIbeaux WINS ear.
uer done bv Wild Rm Moore on
REGAL and n few o,h.r. Ivictorl
Larry Darnell has auccceded In
getting n nair u, oxc.II.,, ,,,r.s
for his new..t d,.c To ah,,nc
time ita NV Kind NJ Rahv, and
NJ s,o,vor n.c. -. A.
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. Paul

Wednesday, July 90 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Henderson 4Oo
ST. Anthony Ave. will observe their l4th wedding anniver
sary.
Miss Grace Benford of Omaha Neb, left the city Thurs
day, July H. after spending almost two weeks visiting with
Mr. and Mrs Ben Moore % w lawson and other friends
Arkansas State press., 1950-07-07

Scottish Rite Affiliation will pre-
sent It's annual Fashionetta We'd
hesdaY night at 800 o'clock at the
fWCA Among the outstanding
young artists appearing on the
program will be Misses Verna M,
McClinton, Lois Marie Mothershed
Girtha Lee Avery Gloria jackson
and Sammie Ford. Arthur Porter,
Norman Walker and Walter E.
Long The latest in fashions will
be modelled by Mrs. Rosie L. Bar
mes, LESSEE Parker, Helen B. Will
Hams, Beatrice Jackson Mona
Wright, Charlie Elliott. Misses Lin
nie V. Thomas, Sequoyah Stewart,
Toney Daniels, Billie Jean Nichols
and Romona Nichols. Out of town
participants will be Mrs. Birdie l..
May of GAINESVILLE, Mrs. Mary
butcher, Mrs. Lee Eta Adams of
Pine Bluff and Miss Vivian We're
lee Carter of Roland. Mrs. Ber-
niece B, Wright will be emceeing
in her inimitable style. The affair
promises to be a treat.
Arkansas State press., 1950-07-07
CHARM
BY Lou Swarz
! INVITATIONS AND AcKNoWL E DeEMENTs-Wha have you

INVITATIONS AND ACKNOWL EDGEMENTS-Wh have you
done about all of those invitations you during the
of June that you and the other person would know
what charm you hadDd you attend the wedding did you
stay home because you could not afford gift this time did
do the thoughtful thing sending lovely better
personal wish the Bride and Groom the best of every
thing although you could get the wedding reception
you did then you right and if you failed to do just
take heed and follow little advice time.
So often those who not afford gifts will attend
that wedding because they will feel that they
but it not that because should you be invited
sending the invitation school
invited because you youand expected
Otherwise things that not give that gift then
GO and carry your blessings and best wishes to all.
When giving receiving Gifts think of the Christ Child
Christmas Day when he the recipient of Gifts and surely
he did the gift for gift but gave love instead That
should be the true spirit in Gvngas well receiving Give the
gift the heart and not in expectancy of receiving another
and the gift by the appearance the cost but
that given the spirit of love. The goes for
Arkansas State press., 1950-07-07

Feed on wing
Storms that clcsr the cir Of f1-
see,s frequently bring starvation 40
chimney swifts % the bird f..'si
only on the wing.
Arkansas State press., 1950-07-07
BY BETTY BARCLAY
curried CLAIMS and Rice

curried CLAIMS and Rice
u package ca cup) pre-cooked
rice
u teaspoon salt
| cup water
2 teaspoons chopped onion
9 tablespoons butter or other FAT
. tablespoons -four
y teaspoon salt
"a teaspoon curry powder
can minced clans
III cups clam liquid and milk
cup grated American cheese
Combine pre-copkcd rice. salt. and
water I'm saucepan. Mix JUST until all
rice Is molstencd. Bring quickly 20
boil over high heat. uncovered, nufilng
rico gently once or twice with u fork
(Do net atir) Cover and remove from
heat Let stand 10 minutes.
Saute onion IN fat until tender. Add
-four, salt. and curry powder; blend
Drain clans and add enough milk 10
liquid to make ~ cups. Add liquid
gradually To -four mixture, stirring
constantly. Cook over medium heat
until mixture hickenH. stirring con
stantly. Add clans and rice and mix
well.
Turn Into shallow baking dish and
sprinkle with grated chceHe. Bake IN
hot oven 600 I'D ib minutes, or until
golden brown. Makes Q or 4 servings
Arkansas State press., 1950-07-07


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nlept
Arkansas State press., 1950-07-07
: THINGS THAT INTEREST WOMEN ::
BY Bessie r. Bell

NJ" 10 YOU look?-Would you like to be the envy of all
eyes. iieIe are few rules that will help immensely
Don De AFRAID to use all the little touches and every little
detail both in makeup and dress
To lind your shade of makeup try few different kinds
10 determine which looks best you The same applies in
dress Never wear dress simply it happens to be the
last word on the fashion calendar
FIRST and foremost the dress whole must be RIGHT for
you IN material styling and shade And remember that to be
pretty means that must be wegoomed every dav Then
when is date with that special heart beat you'll not have
to make such an effort to look your best
When talking be careful of what you say and when YOU saw
lido take time say it.
Girls Go watch your figure Just now and then but
every day Bathing suit time here say on that?
Having attended to these small but important details will
certainly go long in giving you confidence that you must
nave to acquire poise Poe contributes lot achieving the
one thing that every girl wans-BEAUTY
A NOTE FROM FASION-Plan your vacation wardrobe
mostly OF Jersey material It strikes high note in fashion this
both for formal and informal wear It is also the most
packable and will allow you fewer wrinkles to
be pressed out
ETIQUETTE SAYS-It is correct that the prospective
bride and bridegroom select the rings together when it is
be double ring ceremony she should pay his ring and
course he should pay for hers
Send ten cents for each leae they SHINING THE
WAISTI4INE TEN POINTS ON BEING ATTRACTIVE YOUR
MEASUREMENTS, MINERALS FOR BEAUTY and FACIAI.S
AT HOME, Address Bessie f. Bell Goba News Syndicate
Inc P. o. Box sc, Manhattanville Sta. NYC
Arkansas State press., 1950-07-07

There was q young bride
quite sad.
Her biscuits turned out
kinda bad.
But her man. a nice guy.
Meyers bread learned 20 boy.
And now they are happy sn<s
glad
Arkansas State press., 1950-07-07
Some Timely
Advice About
Bareback Wear
BY Kay Vaughn

You girls with bony backs take
notlee-forget your sunback dress
and concentrate on other points
For backs which show shoulder
blades protruding don't look gla-
injurious unclothed. That's funny
thre' nowadays people can wear
fdlsits, hip padding and everything
else. But there's nothing to do
with bony back. Nothing but
cover it up!
or course. as in everything.
Arkansas State press., 1950-07-07

hANno nIUn-nrs. Aorraiile
Thelma Wright Dillon received the
Bachelor of Arts degree in Socio-
logy at Langston University recent
ly, ranking first in graduating
class CT l3l students.
Mrs. Dillon is the wife OF Mo-
zeal A. Dillon, jr., a member of
the Mechanical Arts faculty of
Langston University She comes
from Brooklyn, New York, but is
making Oklahoma her home. At
present Mrs Dillon is employed as
statistical clerk in the office of the
registrar, LangstOn University.
Arkansas State press., 1950-07-07

" cup chopped onion
tablespoons butter
y cup cracker crumbs
y teaspoon salt
q teaspoon celery salt
Dash Of pepper
pint llluopoint oysters
= cup oyster liquid and water
y recipe pie crust
Snutc onion In butter Q minutes, or
uutll doliratoly Drowned Add cracker
nrumbH, Halt. colery salt. and pepper
and mix we'll Spread half of mixture
on bottom ~ an s.inch pie pan Drain
oysters. add water 10 oyster llquld 10
make 3 Gun. Pour oysters aud llquld
over cfumh mixture, Top with remain
ing crumbs.
Roll pastry Y inch thici, Place over
oyster mixture, pressing edge Of dough
on pan with sharp knife make slits
~ permit escape 81 steam Bake IN
hot oven tl0O' 20 80 to 20 minutes
Mnkos 4 servings