St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-04

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Al the closing night staff menu
bers were congratulated by scores
of patrons for the show viii &c h
was the most successful Of the
three which have been sponsored
by the paper.
The grand prize of an Emerson
Tv set went to Mrs. Nova Green,
$40 Carroll Ave. Other prize
winners on the final night were
st. Paul Recorder Prize Winners
Wednesday, April 25
Mrs. t. Bledsoe, 500 Carroll, 3
boxes Of pie crust mix; Mrs. Ro-
bert Williams, s22 st. Anthony, 2
boxes of cake mix; Mrs. ophelia
Harmon, $50 w. Central. 8 cans
Of peas; Alice s. onque, 1l74
sherburne Ave. box Of corn
flakes; Mrs. Alice King, 344 w.
Central, cake; Charles Sharp, o21
Rondo, 2 boxes Pillsbury buck
wheat mix: Joan Perfect, 817 w.
Central, box Posts Krinkles and
/ box Creamettes; Allie f. Will
son, 3749 Fourth Ave. So. box
corn flakes, box Creamettes and
1 box macaroni; Mrs. @. X.
Twiggs, $50 st. Anthony can
apricots and l can of corn; Mrs.
Mary Beauford, 1000 Carroll, ]
pound Of Atwood's coffee; Mrs. ID.
Compton, 722 w. Central box
buclSwheat flour and 1 can Of
powdered milk; Mr.. H. Williams,
sos st. Anthony, 2 packages Of
cake mix; c. Bellamy, $50 Rondo,
10 pound bag of Ceresota flour.
Roland Tllman, s8S Iglehart
won a gallon Of paint. An cleo
trio toaster was won by HOr-
tense Cox, $40 N. Western Ave.
Mrs. j. Bradford, 1908 Carroll,
won n paint and wall paper
material certificate which en-
titles her 10 cover one room
with Fred II. Boldt paint or
wallpaper. free Of charge.
Henry Blakey, 735 st. Anthony.
won the Toastmaster from the
Recorder newspaper. The Coca
Cola cooler presented by the Coca
Cola BOttling Co, was won by
Mrs. Grace Ross, $50 w, Central
II was presented by James Wilson
of the Coca Cola Company. Don
II. McAdams. 500 w. Central won
the costume jewelry from Bern
stems Jewelry store.
The Crispus Attacks Home As
ISOLATION won the $25 cash club
prize awarded for the largest club
or organization attendance at the
Home Service Exposition.
Central Super Market Winners
Ten food certificates for one
dollar, presented by Central Super
Market were won by Mrs. Katie
Neil, 726 st. Anthony; Thelma
Miller, 722 w. Central; Mrs. Bar
bara Taylor, 274 Rondo; Sue Will
liams, 719 Rondo; Mrs. George
Shannon, 693 Carroll. La Verne
Benner, 524 Carroll; Dorothy Har-
ris, TOT Rondo; Maggie Beard,
TAT w. Central; Mrs. Mary NJ.
Bradley. 1853 Carroll and Mrs.
Harold Brown, ST., 1893 Rondo.
Those winning bags of grocer
les were Mrs. c. Parker, 1855 Ron
do; Juanita GoodlOve, 1896 Car
roll; Jessie Smith, SAT Rondo;
Mrs. r. r. Mitchell, 1856 Carroll;
Gladys johnson; 971 Iglehart;
Mrs. Holsomback. $50 Rondo. vol
unteer; Velma Stubblequelb, 1914
Rondo; L. Strout. 522 st. Anthony
Ave; Mrs. c. II. Roper, 9S2 Fuller
Ave; S. f. Williams, s57 st. An
thony: Louella Magee, 735 Rondo
Mrs. Ethel Burr, 5S3 Carroll Ave;
George Milton. 1853 Carroll; B.
Washington, SOC st. Anthony;
Georgia Brayboy, 57S Rondo; Mrs
Alberta Hill, 1895 Kent; Louise
Stokes, IT'S Iglehart; Mrs. Daisy
McAdams. 500 w. Central; Mrs.
Anna Smith, 74S w. Central.
Mrs. Maggie MCGOWAN, 522 st.
Anthony won a box of groceries
from Ncwman's Food Market.
Lan-O-Sheen and groceries were
won by c. Lindsay. 426 Rondo;
Aldonia Anderson, TOT Iglehart;
Mrs. S. Reed, 243 ST. Anthony;
Ray Richardson, 757 Fuller; Laura
Foulkes. 371 N. Western Ave;
Mrs. II. Morris, 572 w. Central;
Mrs. Louella Cameron. 702 Rondo
Ave; Mrs. Cora L. Strothers, 492
w. Central; Lillian Brown, 500 st.
Anthony; Mrs. Hattie Novels
Dyers, s26 Iglehart.
Other prize winners were
Wordie Guthrie, $40 Marshall
powdered milk and Ceresota
flour; Mabel Brown. 933 Rondo,
can Of corn. box Of Posts Krin-
kles; Lula Pearson, 6l9 st. An
thony: two cans Of corn; Frances
West. SCI st. Anthony. three
boxes of Creamettes; Hulda
Smith, 29s st. Anthony, Ceresota
flour and fruit cocktail: Phil
Archer, 5S7 Fuller, two boxes Of
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