davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-07-16

DOACHES legs waving in the air,
N most difficult Then the coating stays
CONTROL and they be effective for months to kill any
brought the strays that the home and
Science has lust come forth with that walk it.
q discovery colorless coat Effective for Months .
cockroache Science has to it too that
this DDT
sodium fuoride and phospho
NOROACH rous. Johnston's NO-ROACH is
simple and to not concentrating
use as You paint the messy powder 1t cooress and
coating surfaces fequented by may brushed where
reaches and ants without having
the sn oase6oaro dishes and and
pals Wno4w ~ uooi against crawling insects
tnee cIa"s !hi ha @ do~ioss H. NO. ROACH
tsne coating thew slowly he, for &c., pint for
parayzed their $780, and quart for $29S
THE HEcHT CO. WOODWARD 6 loTHRoP S. KANN SONS
PEOPLES DRUGS WHELANS PEOPLES HARDWARE LANsBuRGhs
CORNERS MKT. ROOSEVELT MKT. CORAL HILLS SUPER MKT
In Moylond: MKTS, AMMAN SUPERkARKETS
GREENBeLT CONSUMER SERVICES
in SANITARY STORES SANTULo BROS DRUG FAIR
Washington: FOOD MART. SUPERMKTS. APEX SUPRMKTS
Broker: R. B. Knight soles Co. Rpubrc 1928
Hodwore PElZMAN-GROB co. lawrence $500
INSIST ON GENUINE JolNSToNS NO. ROACH
Evening star., 1952-07-16

SUMNER SHOPPING
HOURS
Main and North Buildings
Open Monday through Friday, except
Thursday when hours are 1870 to g.
Bethesda.C Chevy Chase.
Tuesdoy, Wednesday and Saturday
hours o:3O to s. Thursday and Fridoy,
1870 to 9. Closed Monday.
Evening star., 1952-07-16

From now and through summer, the cool,
colorfuI look Of eoiIy printed erinkle crepe
eosy-to- founder, no-ironing crinkIe crepe bed
spreads ore boon to the summer house,
keeper. The bright American Beauty pattern
is perfect against the frosty white background
and complemented with matching ruffe In
twin or double sizes +. q wonderful bed
spread buy at this moderate price,
WGL-Bedweor, Fifth Floor,
-. also Bethesda Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1952-01-06

DELEF is happier state of mind than doubt and susp
con BY this live, for if do have faith in Others who
will believe in me? would rather believe in thousand
people, friends and strangers and have ooo fail than not
believe. If many fail me- remember how have failed
This not say that the blind belief of sentmentalty
the socaed tolerance of the dishonest and vicious
sibe rewardng There dark which do
Evening star., 1952-01-06
&lz~;zz

WH0DUNIT? There's an unsolved mystery
that has baffled us - and curious New Jersey
police for a long while. We wonder if
Ellery Queen (see THE Mysterious Black
Ledger" on Page 81 might be the right man
for the job The mystery: What ill-tempered
person left his false teeth firmly imbedded
in tree trunk?
SELF-HYPN0SIS A reader, commenting
on our recent etiquette article, Don't Mis-
treat Your Minister" told us about Mis-
souri, pastor who made recording of one of
his own church services. He sat down that
night to listen to his sermon, awoke just
as the choir was singing the closing hymn.
SPECIALIST. The other day repairman
called at one of our Offices, which happens to
be occupied by three young ladies, to adjust
the telephone bell.
II can't get at the box unless someone
moves this desk, " he said bluntly.
The girls looked at the husky workman,
then at the desk, then at each other. Without
a word they laid hold of the desk and moved
it out until there was room for the technician
to do his delicate job.
so long, Tarzan, one of them called after
him as he left the Office
PREVIEW. Next weeks issue is packed
with important features by important writer's.
Here are just few:
Louis Bromfeld Find the Glorious Hour');
Robert p. Patterson (''The Scandal of Our
District Attorneys: Why Won't They Stop
Crime?'') Hardy Burt (''How Happy Is Your
Marriage?'O: William Beebe (''My Pocket
Pet'), and Gloria Swanson (''Pull Up Your
Socks, Men!'). For fiction readers there's
story by one of England's top writer's, Godfrey
Cotterell. It's called "The Delicate Warn
ing" THE EDITORS
Evening star., 1952-01-06
AE SECOND Mile
by Faith Baldwin
Novelist and Short Story Writer

not react to sweetness and light Belief people should be
accomplished with open eyes and clarity of judgment But
when your judgment proves bad rather than good it's
to walk thereafter with suspicion a companion.
None knows anothers heart, his grief his struggle his
despair and motivation Not all geese become swans,
but will atone for many focks of geese. All
share pain and mortality bear these better than others
And muttudes have perished spiritually for the lack of
another's belief in them.
So would rather be disappointed than afraid of dis
appointment 1t is the second mile that counts for the end
may be more rewarding than you have dreamed.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-21

gSieoerum eaitiert in oieiem
isriibiabr Die 9teip g)orfer Ofetropo=
Titan Sper in Glepelano. Gs lit bies
bas alIiGbrlid) aeipannt ertpartete
erltflaiiiae Greianis im flllturellen
uno aud aeieQidaftlihen Seben rnt=
ierer Staot.
Gie oiesiabriae Spielseit lit pom
IA. bis 10. Slpril anaeiett. IS per=
ben bic foIsenben Spern aeaeben
iperben: Wontaa. ben IA. slpril,
abenos, .slioa"; Oienstaa. Is.
slpril, obenos, vOtaoame Butter
fin; Mittmocll is. slpril, abenos,
.,8iaoIetto";; Somerstaq, II.
Mpril. >abenbs. Carmen ,Sreitaf
1S. slpril, Matinee, .2a 8oheme"
iSreitag, ben tS. Slpril, abenos,
,@ianni Sd)ichi", llno vSalome"
Gamstaa, 19. Slpril, Matinee. go
Srapiata"; Somstaa 19. @pril,
abenos r6ohaeit oes 'Siaaro.'"
sllle Spern limb NIT erltflaiiiseu
@rGften beiest, borlmter Milanop,
9llbaneie, eleanor Steber. Stepens
ySelitd, Neters uitp. Sic &iene,
Sil1aerin Gueoen hat bic Oaupt,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-21
bruederIichkeits-
Woche

Sic Observation-Disclosures miro i'm
lauienoen Sabre bonn II. bis "a.
Jebraar gefeiert ,,no iollte fiir aae
slmerifaner obne 9fiidiih.. aui ibre
8taubens. ooer 3aiiensugeboristeit
poer oui lire nationale Serfllnit ei.
men Nnlab biloen, ibren @lauben
an bie Soeale, Sic lms 81 einem els
nieen 0olf MAIDEN, su befraftigen.
8rdiibent truman bat als Gb.
renporiisenber Ser BROTHERHOOD
8eef in SEN Gerei1ieten Staaten Die
Jeier in elmer beionoeren grfldrung
beeriibt, auf Die 9tot,penoisfeit brit
oerliher Geiinnung a,if ser ean5en
Belt bineepieien i,no inter anoerem
folgeu0es alseefiibrt:
rWir iino bereits 5llnt britten
Wale i'm 2aufe cines Dtenidenalters
genOtigt, se,piiie &orfebrunsen gu
treffen, 6aB Die Sprannei, obne
&iifiitt aui sic 8e3eihnung, Sic
lie trdst, l1iht imitanoe lei, Die @elt
gu ltnteriohen.
.um Dies sl belpirfen. niiiien mir
iest cine 9robe OfiIitdrmadt oui-
bauen. g8ir miiiien ge1paltige @elbs
iltmInen allseeben. nm oie Birtibait
unierer iiberieeiihen 5reunoe su
Itiisen. NuBeroem fGlnpien mir obne
llnterIaB, INN ,,nier eigenes @irt-
ibaftsseiiige aufredt su erbalten
uno 5u ieitigen. @ir iino entidloi.
len, aues, mos in ,,nierer Maht lit,
Su tliu, tint ,1nieren porausiidtli6en
6einoen 81 seigen, baB es iiir iie
nidt ratiam tpdre, iith in einen lanee
onoerunoen &f nit Der freien
WeIt ein5ulaiien.
.GetpiB iino Weniden, @elo, Ml,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-21

~M3alea-8fiite int Siioen" lit oas
Sbema fir Die 1862 GlebeIono &ome
ono Slptper Sbo,u in ser Bublic
San bonn 1. big 9. Mdrs. Mht
Gbarlelton @drten tperoen reproou.
Siert in 9etreuliben gineIbeiten
bon aht tpoblbefannten 8lllmen-
5iidtern i'm Glepelanoer 9iitritt.
Gnf Der 8iibne miro Die yoiiaoe oes
befannten Solep &auies bel Stoun-
ron. Sa., aufeebaut uno Neiben BON
Spfdr1,orbdurlen nit 1panii9ent
Moos bebangen, polenben Die sIt,no.
fpbdre beg tieien Siioens.
0as Soiep Sous tpuroe bon gbo,
mus Sefferion fir ieinen Jreunb
Soiepb Snitb enttporfen uno Iodt
ouh beute nod 1ouriiten aus Dem
Norben au. .9ie a1t @arten aus
Gbarlelton llmfaiien:
1. Col. @illiam Mett @orten,
BON qarles 8enm.
2. 81 Mibleb @orten, bon iyranf
Spear.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-21
Metropolitan 0per gastiert
vom II. bis IS. April hier

role in rNisoIetto":; onBeroem
tpirft iie in .2a Boberne" NIT. limb
bic Glepelan0er beutihamerifaniihe
Sanserin Miloreo Miller, Messo=
Iopron, bic BEL ibrem Debut in 9teip
g)orf, cine 10 anerfennenOe &ritif
ianb, ,lpiro sum erlten Mal nit Der
WtetropoIitan in ibrer Seimatitaot
auftreten. sic ipirtt nit in rWaoa=
me butterfly" uno in "6ohseit
bes ;siaaro."
Gie Stitarb StrauB= B=Sper $50
lone" miro oeutih geillnaen.
Ser Ginselfartenperfauf beainnt
crit am II. Mars. &oitbeitellunaen
lperoen nun entaeaen aenomn,en.
@ie iino sr ridten an bic 9torthern
Ohio Spera s(iin., 8or Office,
Union 8anf Of Commerce. Slt g..
StraBe mo Guclib 9lpe. Sfeds limb
beiauIeoen unb auf Gortbern Ohio
Spera 9liin. aussumahen. sSranfier=
tes 9fiidantiportfoupert lit beiaules
aer. Gs lit auh ratian.. 2. llno 3.
WabI BON Spern an,ugeben. Wean
muR oamit rehneu. baR lnanhe
GlGse au manden Nreiien niht fur
alle Spern mebr perfiiabar iinb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-21

Ser befannte 8ianiit Mrtur Gu.
binitein abiolpiert aurseit feline a..
Mmerifatourf,ee ,lno tritt am Sreit-
tae, ben %. Sebruar, in ser Wil,iic
san aui in einem bon Der Glene.
lamb Opera s4iiociatiou llnter @.
8ernaroi orransierten &on5ert. Oie
Muiit oieies 8olen lit beute nod
e6enio beliebt tpie Dor bier sSSnbr-
5ebnten, als er Die aon5ertbduier
@uropas i'm Sturm 'l,abm. Gr lit
Der Yianiit, Ser Chopin beieelt,
Strapinsfp eleftriiierte uno 8eetbo.
bet nit Conner lub. Nei1n fiibrenoe
aomponiiten ipibmeten ibm @erfe.
Sier miro er Werfe bon 8ad), Shu-
bert, 8etbopen, Strapinsfp, 9fapel
uuo Chopin gum Sortrag brinsen.
gm Jreitag, ben 2. NtGrs, treten
ebenfaqs in Ser 0tuiic Sau uno
unter gleihem Sponlor uoap Sban.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-21

Tar. Der erobe Sinbu-9Gn5er ,no
Is ieiner 1ai,ser ,,no Muiifanten
auf. 9ie Muiit miro auf ser 8iibne
gemoht ,1lto man bebient iid 56
peri9ieoener traoitioneller SSsnltrus
mente. Ser @eiten fennt nifts, tpas
Dem &inou-1an3 Gbnlid ,pdre, oenn
er tpl,r5elt in Der &elieion uno Die
Ballet Gbarafteure itellen oie 0otter
bes Sinou<2ebens oar. Oie Sdn5e
belteben inn @runo genom,1,en aus
Sanbgeiten, Geiihtsausoriiden unO
einfaden rbptbmii6en 9ritten. gs
tperoen neun @efiiblsbetuegllngen
gum Nusbrud aebrabt: 9tube, 8un.
ser, &eroit, Yatbos, Sdreden, So.
mooie, grotif, 8ut uno gnttau.
i6nns.
aarten iiir beioe 8eranitalt,,nsen
iino au baben bel 8urrotps, 419
guclio ape.. ODER bei q. 8ernaroi,
2816 GucIi0 9lpe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-21

g.. Nliles Bretpton @arten, bon
Gre6 Sdneioer.
4. 80 2egare Strabe @arten, BON
a,,rt 2anbinger. .,..
5. 12 Meetine Street @arten,
Don 8irt's @reenbouie.
6. @reenbiQ Strobe @orten,
bon Stebe @ali. As.
Z. AZ 2egare Strabe @arten, bon
Wiliam Werfel. ~
8. 4 @reenbiG StraBe @arten,
bon @iIliom Yerfins. ~...-
Gin Gang NIT Mselea-8oroiiren
eritredt. iih our6 Die poue 91nse
Der Salle.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-21

nittonen Don Wt1ftgtelt. Nber es
fann feinen oauern0en sSrie6en 9e'
ben, tpenn Die freien g0lfer nidt
oils cine Iebenoige @emeinidaft ou-
iammenipirfen. 0ies muB aber &C.
Iernt uno seirbt ,peroen. Crit tpenn
oie @elt Sen @runoias ser 8ruoer.
lhaft aIer Meniben ,lnter Ser go.
terid)ait @ottes annimmt. miro iie
nidt mebr ge5tuungen iein. ,,nter
itdnSiger Drobpng tii0lifer Ius.
Bride slt leben."
Die brotherhood @eef tpurbe o,,f
Inresung eines 9Srieiters aus Gen.
Der, Colorado, ,,no apar bes Mon.
iignor 9ugb McDienM,,in, im Sabre
1884 einseiiibrt. Sie tpiro bon Der
National Conference Of Gbriitians
ano Sens beiiir,portet, elmer natio.
nalen Organization, bie CHARLES
epans Sugbes, Der peritorbene Hra.
iioent Oes Sberiten @erid)ts ser uS.,
ferner Der ieineraeitiee ariegsmini.
tier i'm aabinett Oes Sr1iioenten
8ilion, 9te,pton 8. gafer uno on.
Oere berporrasenoe Mmerifaner I'M
Sobre 1928 geidaffen baben. Seit
1884 bot Der Hrdiioent Der Ser.
eiltigten Staateu Die 8ruoeri9aits.
feler in Den Nereinieten Staaten
Itets als oeren gbrenporjisenoer ge.
e6rt. sluf bieie @eiie lit Die 8rotber.
BOOB 8eef cine rationale ginrid.
tlltg aetuoroen, 10 baB oieie Jeier
nl,nmebr aud bon elmer ilnmer gr0,
Beren Mnsabl BON 4ir1en, spnago,
gen, Don Gffentliden uno Hfarrid,t,
len beobahtet ,piro. Ser @unbiunt.
Die 1elepiiion, Die &inotbeater per-
breiten bic Soeale Der brotherhood
Weef in beionoeren 8eranitaltungen.
8ieie' Soeale nlogen atpar in Den
Geriammlunsen, auf oen aanaeln,
I'M 2eitartitel elmer 3eituns, I'M
Otunoe zines &unofrnfipre6ers
nidt inuner sleid la,,ten, aber ser
Sinn bleibt itets Der gleide: ieoer
Mmerifaner obne Hiidiidt aui lei.
men 8lauben, ieine &aiien- ooer no.
tionale 3useborisfeit mirh eri,,ht,
ieinen Mitmeniden Die glei6en 8ed.
te rnb Die gleihe Steuune 5u5uer.
fennen, Die CT ielbit beanipruht.
8eoeutenbe 6orti9ritte iino se.
nib er3ielt moroen. 9ie nreiiten
Mmerifaner periteben 1lno tpiiroigen
INNER mebr anOerseeartete Nten.
iden: sic Seute. aus benz Nabbar.
ba,,s, bic irt elmer au0eren Stride
beteu, ibre 8etannten, oeren Sitten
unb 8ebrdude onbers ii1b, Ole Sin.
Ser NIT 9elber uno brallner Saut.
far6e. ipelhe Die gleihen Shulen
beii,hen tpie ibre eigenen 8inoer.
@dbreno Der brotherhood @eef ioa.
te oaber ieoer Mmerifaner iein Sc.
uiiien eriorid,en uno iif frasen, Of
audi er peri0nlif) etrpas ba5u BEL.
getraeen bat. I'M Die Soeale Der
Briioerlihfeit in Wirfliffeit ,ui,,
auleben.
@dbreno oie BROTHERHOOD 0eef
bereits ieit 1884 in Sen 8ereinisten
Staaten beobahtet tpur0e, bat iid
ni,nmehr oie iseier ouh aui an6ere
ircie Sdnoer in Der san;en @eIt
BON elmer beionoeren Organization
geioroert, Die iid Worl6 Brotber.
booo nennt rn6 Die I'M Sabre 1850
lit Is peridieoenen 9anoern gesriin.
bet ml,rbe. Somobl bier oils aud i'm
sluslanoe fat Die BROTHERHOOD @eef
Die gleihe Nureabe: oie 0erbrei.
tlrng Der 8eredtisfeit. Der ireuno-
ifaftlihen uno perlt6nonispoaen
3u'oninenarbeit s,piiden Den reli.
aioien @ruppen aller 91ationalful-
tl'reil uno Raiien Der Meni1bcit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-21
Mach Moskov

/ Berlin. - 9r. Nartin NielnoQer
beTinoet iid a,tf Dem @ese nod
0eosfau. I'M bort nit einteen b0be-
rem @eiltliben ser Srtboooren
&irhe au fonierieren. -
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-21

4 Forni's Alpenkriuter verschaift
schnelle, sanfte, srse;cAn:e linde.
rung Won Hartleibigkeit und solchen
Symptomen vie Kopfschmerzen, Yer:
ADMINISTERING, Nervositat, Schlaf. und
Appetitlosigkeit, Blahungen. wenn
durch trage Ausscheidung hervorgs'
rufen.
y Forni's Alpenkriutcr list cine Ma
4 gentatigkeit anregende Medizin.
. Forni's Alpenkrauter's Blahun'
- gen l6sende Whkung hilft, sauren,
gasigen, verstimmten Magen zu lindern.
Alpenkriuter list cine exclusive For
mel,-eine Mischung Won (nicht nur
Elm oder zwei,) - sondern Is Natur'
Krautern, Wurzeln und Pflanzen, -
welche sich fur fiber 80 Jahre ais wirk.
sam erwiesen haben. Versuchen Sic e.
heute und sehen Sic, OBJ es nicht ge'
rade die Medizin ist die Sic brauchen.
Kaufen Sic Alpenkriuter in lhrer
Nachbarschaft oder sender Sic fur un.
ser Special Einfiihrungs.Ange
The Miami times., 1952-07-05

Immediately to bring such differ
ences in line with feasible plan
to expediate he project. 1t is GER
tainly at this point that some def
mite action should be taken by
the board"
In answer to what definite &C
ton the board was going to take
on the report board member Van
Dusen appraised Mr.. Pinkston of
the action of a citizens group in
the Redland district in behalf of
school erected in that area. 1t
was at this point that the board
passed a motion made by Mr.. Noel
to the effect that M. S. Thomas,
dean of the department of me-
chanical arts, Fla. A and M Col
lege would be brought to Miami
next week to give much needed
professional advice on further &C
tions of the board on matters per-
tanning to the vocational school
project.
The Miami times., 1952-07-05

the chairman of the school board:
GAS a committee, having been
appointed to advise the School
Board on a proposed vocational
school to meet the needs of the
Negro constituency of Dade Coun-
ty, we feel that we have diScharg-
ed our duties to the best of our
abilities. The results of our de-
liberations are found in our. re-
port dated June 10, addressed to
DR.. Wilson, and as supplemented
by memorandum to members OF
the school board, dated June 26.
Acting in good faith and with the
interest of the entire community
at heart. it was the hope Of the
committee that the board would
act in accordance with the rec
concentrations as were submitted
in the report. However the COM
mittee feels that if the school
board is at variance win any part
of the report, it should procede
The Miami times., 1952-07-05

Congress has passed new con-
trolls bill that President Truman
reluctantly signed on Monday be-
cause all controls ended at mid
night on that day. Mr.. Truman
calls the bill dangerous.
Under this law wage price con-
trolls remain in effect until April
80, 1853, but rent controls will
end September 80, except in
critical defense areas" or cities
which ask that they be continued
until April 80.
With controls off the poor wage
Garner might find his rents going
higher or will the landlord re-
member, there is heart in his
body?
We might have to pay more
for a lot of other things but if
this happens, labor will be on the
move again, and will ask for an
increase in wages. So there you
are.
The Miami times., 1952-07-05
Action Sought On
Vocational School
Continued from page /

Continued from page !
right to acquire this property, the
school board or the housing au-
thority for a low cost housing
project. 1t is apparent that such
negotiations or litigation can last
over a period of years."
Mr.. Pinkston Summerized the
committees presentation by quot
ing the following excerpt from a
letter dated July l, addressed to
The Miami times., 1952-07-05

The IBC calls for an investiga-
ton of the bombings in Florida
by grand jury. The Carver Vii
lage bombingS and the murder of
Harry Moore at Minis are perma-
nent blots on this state. Investi-
cation by a Grand Jury might
about some indictments.
The Miami times., 1952-07-05

The weather continues to be
warm. Last Sunday more than
5000 people were at Virginia
Beach. We expect even more
people at the beach on July 4.
The Miami times., 1952-07-05
JUST BROWSIN
BY Paul r. Henry

Plans are going ahead for a
Worlds Fair in this state. Gov
ernor Fuller Warren has endors-
ed the idea. Reports are that the
Fair will cover about $500 acres.
Forty buildings will be con-
structed. Work on these will
probably begin on September 1.
The Miami times., 1952-07-05

The Miami Housing Authority
now has purchase of the Carver
Village project under considera-
ton. The plan to condemn the
property for public purposes is
out.
The Miami times., 1952-07-05

Sidewalks are being laid in
Liberty City adding much to the
appearance of this popular area.
The Miami times., 1952-07-05

The new Phyllis Wheatley ele-
mentary school is nearing COM
pletion. 1t is certainly a fine look
ing building.
The Miami times., 1952-07-05

Construction of the new Doug
las Primary school is getting un-
der way.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-13
McMoore-AlIen
NuptioIs Held

In the beautiful double ring
welding ceremony of the African
Methodist Episcopal church, Miss
Margaret Doreen Allen, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Ruth Allen was mar
ried on Saturday, June 7 to DON
aid McMoore, son of Mrs. Elsie
McMoore at the home of the
brides mother, 500 f. 25th St,
at $50 p. m.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her uncle, Mr.. Nicholas
Webster of Winnipeg, Canada.
She was beautiful in an Italian
embroidered lace gown, ballerina
length, and she carried a Bible
and sweetheart roses.
The matron of honor, Juanita
Lewis, cousin of the bridegroom
wore nylon organdy dress and
carried a nose gay of flowers
The maid of honor, Carol Allen,
sister Of the bride, wore a butter
cup yellow Organdy dress and
carried a nosegay of contrasting
colors. She wore a halo of yellow
roses in her hair. The best man
was Edward McMoore, brother of
the groom.
The hostesses were Margaret
Benton, Pauline Wallace, Mar
guerite Doyle, Jackie Bowman,
JoAnn Harpole and Marion Fite.
Following the wedding, a re-
ception was held.
Mrs. McMoore is a graduate of
Central High school and Mr.. Nc
Moore graduated from the Uni
versity Of Minnesota.
The newlyweds are at home at
III St. Anthony Avenue in St
Paul.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-13
Mr.. And Mrs. Robert Moulden Celebrate
Golden Wedding Anniversary tuesday

On next Tuesday, June II, one
of the most beloved couples in
Minneapolis will observe their
Golden wedding anniversary at
their home at 3S4S Fourth Ave.
So. The couple are Mr.. and Mrs.
r. b. Moulden, residents of Min
neapolis for half a century.
Friends have been invited to the
reception for the couple from 4 to
10 p. m. at their home.
The couple met in Kansas City,
Kans., Mrs. Edith Moulden said.
Mr.. Moulden courted her for five
years finally gaining her consent
to marriage. The couple were
married in Sioux City, Ia, on
June II, 1902, coming almost i'm
mediately to Minneapolis to make
their home.
Mrs. Moulden was born in Rut-
land, VT, and Mr.. Moulden is a
native of Selma, Alabama.
The couple have played a part
in most of the worthwhile affairs
in Minneapolis. Both joined st.
Peter AME church back in 1904.
Mrs. Moulden was active for
many years in the Minnesota
State Federation of Colored Wo-
men, the Order of Eastern Star
grand chapter and in many other
groups. The Couple were among
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-13

the early home purchasers on
Fourth Ave So.
Mr.. Moulden worked for the
Great Northern RR. for many
years. When that railroads sleep
ing car department was taken
over by the Pullman Co, he went
with that firm.
He was active in the formation
of the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters. So active was he
that he was finally discharged on
trumped up charge by the
firm. After leaving the road he
opened up Bob's Cafe and operat
ed at the location now occupied
by the Dreamland Cafe.
Failing eyesight caused Mr.
Moulden to give up operation Of
his business.
Both of the Mouldens are pop
ular. Bob, despite his loss of
sight, stiI has that infectious
booming voice which everybody
loves. Mrs. Moulden has a quiet
dignity and kindly interest in her
garden, her bridge club and
friends of whom she has many.
Fifty years OF devoted married
life leave the couple with many
fond memories and their friends
will gather next Tuesday to pay
their respects to Robert and Edith
Moulden, fine citizens, and good
neighbors.