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Wedding Invitations
Are Recalled

Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Allen. 973
Iglehart Avenue, regret very
much they have to recall the we'd
ding invitation to the marriage
of their daughter, Myrrhene TO
Pfc. Wilbur Grissam, because of
the serious illness of the BRIDE
maternal grandmother, Mrs. s.
Ed. Hall, 900 Iglehart Ave. and
her paternal grandmother, Mrs.
Albert Allen, ST., 1921 Third Ave.
So, who entered the hospital,
Thursday June ~. Only the
members of the immediate fam
lilies will be present at the cere-
mony. The reception will be post
poned.
Canoes: The Cameo Social Club
will meet Saturday night, June
II, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roosevelt Mccarthy, 597 Rondo
Ave.
Ninth Wedding Anniversary:
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones, 700
w Central Ave, celebrated their
ninth wedding anniversary, We'd
nesday, June IL.
Friday, June IS: The Earnest
Workers Of Pilgrim Baptist
church viii meet with Mrs. Roxie
Anderson, TAT Carroll Ave, FRI
day June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Club: The group
had a combined fishing party and
pow-wow Saturday, June Z. The
club will meet June 10 at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hill, $50
Carroll Ave.
st. James Laymen, Attention;
st. James Laymen League will
meet Monday, June 10 at Eight
p. m. at the church. Mrs. Matthew
Ellis will review the bylaws and
constitution. Mrs. Mable Harris Ia
the president.
WiIberfOrce Trustee: Rev. and
Mrs. James S. Dixon, 566 w.
Central Ave, and son, Richard,
and nephew, Michael, left Sunday,
June s for Peoria, Ill. The Dix
ons will leave the boys with Rev.
DiXOn's mother in Peoria, and
they will go to the commence
ment exercises at Wherefore
University in Ohio. Rev. Dixon is
trustee and will attend the
Trustee meeting at Wilburforce
University. He will return Satur-
day, June 14th.
Pragmatei Plans: The Prag-
mattel Sorority business Girls
held their monthly meeting on
Friday, June 8 at the home Of
Miss Estelle Luckie, 1871 Sher-
burne Ave. The group completed
their plans for their Negro direc-
tory which will include all bust
nesses and organizations. The
Directory will be out about the
first of July. Recently the soror-
ity awarded scholarship to
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Miss Gladys Bellesene to attend
the Rasmussen Business College.
In the near future they hope to
award a larger scholarship.
Wedding Anniversary: Mr.. and
Mrs. Tony Mazinzo. 667 w. Cen
trial Ave, are celebrating their
second wedding anniversary, Sun
day, June IS. Their point ami
versary gift to themselves is said
to be an Oldsmobile "9s", a hard
top convertible Holiday model.
New Address: Mrs. Effie L.
Larkins, who lived at 734 st. An
thony Ave, has moved to $50 st.
Anthony Ave, Apt. 2.
Credjafawn Club: On Monday,
June 9, the Credjafawn Credit
Union celebrated IS years of life
The union was organized in 1887.
Mr.. Dick Archer of the Credit
Union League was present and he
complimented the group on the
progress they had made and he
commended the secretary-treas-
urer, Mr.. Huron Shelton Jr. Mrs.
Janabel Murphy is the president
Of the union. Mrs. Junaula Brad
dock is chairman Of the enter
prise Committee.
Much Improved: Mrs. Glenora
Lewis, 377 No. st. Adams St., is
much improved this week.
Rehearsal: The Twin City Cos
pei Choral Rehearsal will be held
June 10 at Mt. Olivet Baptist
church, w. Central and Macubin
st.
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stimulation alcoholic gets
his escape whiskey gossip finds hi in pointing a
finger at his friends and neghbors
Before individual repeats passes
hdb of talk, he would do well himself:
can come from repeating the talk9; s What will
to it? going help
you why open your big mouth In the first place?
Some get the telephone husbands
leave for work the
of the day alternately keeping their plastered
ycng into the moupece They're always telling somebody
thing naturally something
according the Golden They're
so interested meddng with eses life they
time to clear the clutter their they
have clutter.
Show female who always passing along the ord
about another straying
who doesn't know where Is
1t fails Show keeps
phone wires hot with info about how the
buying something you a character whose
credit rating looks like low tide puddle
Show babe who is forever yaCing
rdPaSng "cqantances lets the man in the back door
the minute her old walks out the front you
babe who keeps her back only
gas man. but the butcher the baker and anybody else oopd
enough to be a taker.
It's coincidence that
friends morals often don't have themselves
resent their neighbors having
their own lives.
The ability a virtue a virture
add, that suffers amazing Of cultivation
It's feat gossip accomplishment in being
NOT to pass on
exhibit over-vy it
equivalent to very
dull People satisfying
the time vigorously ndulging the dubious
privilege of peering into their friends windows
wondering if Mr. Billy EcSstine is getting
bored with performances at the
COpacabana have date unnpired routine
Seems to be merely through night
club critics a few days ago Once
upon time some back when Mr. B.
Earl Hines band, ward
robe Mrs b. promptly wrote letter suggesting
know genIemens general and
Mr. BIS wardrobe in particular
Oh, well Each to his
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The WAY | SEE TT
4 By NELL DODSON RUSSELL

NEW YORK CITY.-It I get a letter from
friend the Twin Cities without
gopmongerng being brought
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Insurance Company.
Surgery: Mrs. Hiram Kelly,
1929 Fourth Ave. So, entered
Fairview hospital, Sunday, June
s, for surgery.
Hurt In Fall: Mrs. Carrie Blu
chanan, 534 Fremont Ave. No,
was injured in a fall at her home
Sunday morning. Mrs. Theresa
Warren, 500 Fremont Ave. No,
who is vice Daughter Ruler of
Minnehaha Temple No. 1919, was
called and she called two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Myrtle Banks. Loyal
DR.. Ruler and Mrs. Doris Ander-
son, secretary and they had Mrs.
Buchanan taken to General hos
pital where it was found she had
a fractured bone in her knee. She
was treated at the hospital and
Mrs. Warren then took her to the
Uptegrove Rest Home, 1913
Fourth Ave. So.
Home From New York Trip:
Mrs. o. B. Williams, 4445 First
Ave. So, returned home Friday
morning from Mt. Vernon, N. Y,
where she was the house guest of
her niece and family, Dr. and Mrs.
H. H. Delaney and daughter,
Phyllis Mccullough She attended
the graduation EXERCISES at New
Rochelle College, New Rochelle,
~ Y. of her niece, Miss Nc
Cullough who has received an APP
pointment to teach in the New
York City public school system.
Vesper Hour SOIOist: The Bor-
der Methodist choir will present
Miss Sachi Akimoto from Lake
Harriet church as guest soloist
at the Vesper Hour on Sunday,
June Is from 6 to p. m. The
public is cordially invited.
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Minnehaha Temple 1919, Daugh-
tiers of IBP.O.E. of w. semi-an-
nual election of officers was held
Thursday, June 5, at Ames Lodge
Hall.
Mrs. Ruby Bobo was rejected
daughter ruler.
Other officers elected were
Mrs. Gertrude White, vice daugh-
ter ruler; Mrs Bertha Smith. as
sistant vice daughter ruler; Mrs,
Willie Brown, chaplain; Miss
Dorothy Jones, escort; Mrs. Net
tie NJ. Scott trustee; Mrs. Lorena
Washington, organist, Mrs. Vents
Daniel, doorkeeper and Mrs. La
Bell Davis, gatekeeper.
The election was held by Mrs.
Ida Mae Burrel, district deputy.
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Mrs
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presi-
.nery
Epis-
Mar
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home of her brother and sister
in law, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Wal
lace, 1927 Third Ave. So, for a
few days.
NAACP Meeting: The Mime
apolis Branch of the NAACP will
have meeting at Phyllis Wheat
ley House on Sunday afternoon
at four o'clock. Refreshments will
be served.
Home From Hospital: Mr.. Phil
Mccullough, SIT Fremont Ave. N.
has returned to his home from
the Veterans hospital.
Attended Legion Conventions:
Mrs. Ida Mae Burrell, president
elect of the American Legion
Johnny Baker Auxiliary, Mrs.
Roy Burns, chairman for the
memorial for the 5th district
Auxiliary, Mrs. Henrietta Poster,
treasurer of Johnny Baker Aux
Hilary attended the 5th District
American Legion convention at
the Nicollet Hotel. Saturday,
June 7. The Johnny Baker Aux
Hilary received a national citation
for meritorious service. They also
received a citation from the
Deputy of Minnesota for meritor-
ious achievement and faithful APP
plication to every department
program.
From Atlanta: Mrs. Marie
Sims of Atlanta, Ga, was the
house guest of Mrs. Theresa War
rem, SOC Fremont Ave. No. last
week. She left Friday, June 6,
for Tampa, Florida to visit
friends before returning to her
home in Atlanta. Mrs. Sims is
the secretary of the Atlanta Life
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PHYLLIS WHEATLEY House
wishes TO thank the Spokesman,
the Board of Directors, the Mer-
chants and the many friends and
supporters of Phyllis Wheatley
House for the excellent and en-
couragink corporation we re-
Ccived on our card party. Your
support enabled the Auxiliary to
achieve its goal towards repair
ing Phyllis Wheatley House.
Again we think you for your par
tiCipatiOn and continued interest
in the work of the Phyllis Wheat
ley House.
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A BUSHEL OF STARS Friday.
June 10, 1852 at 7:30 p. m. at
Phyllis Wheatlcy Auditorium.
Sponsored by Phyllis Whcatley
Dance Department. x-45
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SOCIAL e PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Guests Of Friends: Mrs. Virginia Walker of Chicago is
the house guest of Mr. and Mrs Wade S 1921 Fourth
Ave So Mrs Walker here to attend the funeral of Mrs
w. II. Walker, 1916 Fourth Ave So
Home From Hospital: Mrs. Elsie McAIoore 46 E 25b 81
came home from the hospital June She resting at the
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This is condition that has existed every since
can remember and doubt that anything can be
done about it. It's question of too many people
having too much time their hands, although
goodness knows there's enough volunteer work in
the civic and relations fields that needs to be
done, in both Minneapolis and St. Paul
The devil finds work for idle hands and
also gets an able assist from wagging tongues.
An inveterate gossip, 1t seems to me belongs In
the same class with habtual drunk. In both
cases, an inner feeling of insecurity and in
ferinritN makes IL necessar,. fnr thu indi,.IdunI
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
81. RnRR

Ouch Mrs George shannon 693 Carroll Ave, caught her
hand in the electric wrnger Monday and had have
cral stitches taken
Patient In Miller Hospital Mrs Walter Long 81 No. ST.
Adams st, is patient in Miller hospital for few days.
Attended Brothers Funeral Mrs GIadys Merchant Of
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Cleveland, Ohio, left for her home.
Thursday, June 5. She attended
the funeral services for her
brother, the late Mr.. Dwight Reed
Sr.
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jokes Jersey mosquitoes Ell Only this year
won't be Joke The heavy having constantly
here will the mosquito history the
goes be take babies out in car
raige unless the infants are completely covered the Mot E
termination Commission of Essex County
this New
particularly vulnerable because Of the number Of trees and hh
lining the street the across the
five houses on
our block Thank heavens we have screens On the td t
most Manhattan buildings are not acquainted with.
This past week had take a couple days my
job to get little rest occurred that
appeared mere lot seven years with only two or three aPses No
vacation guest coIumnsts have
in September for vacation this spend at
Cape Cod think will my first real
vacation from cOumn-writng activities
My Day resemblance Eleanors coincidence
begins The very act of arriving at ones lob
assumes major proportions this
fresh and aunty about drop to buv nv
paper exchange good-nornngs with the other bound Slaves
also buying their morning and duck subway
In order to the to 59th Street
and Columbus Circle the local That Operation
begins The express accomplished only after
cKhs SIMS hottoognty knocking ribs and trodd
The idea to Kill harmless byander you
The ride stop Broadway station elm
mates any love of ones fellow that
with after breakfast Wheaties. at witcd
ana worn 10 oFgh day work that while Interesting is har
RAISING At 1925 and
rolls The elevators in building they
all going down at the going a
As result all the folks going weird
fashion &c" sdetracked by folks going
brigade. screaming when an
elevator door OF the going
up they stop the door beyond
comprehension.
One Of coworkes pushed morning
observing loudly What 5
The tall dgmhlooIng standing
the The
than the solemn quiet
Ever notice how quiet people get in elevators?J
The day at the office much Then
The Broadway Nassau Eighth subway
the complex system
but has tunnel breeze be gala
few minutes after five when the ladies
headed home.
nights a week, nome bound adj lave to
juggle the problem of keeping their petticoa
their heads at the time they
down the stairs by Grand Central minded
dead making the n
ParsOn the battle nightly keep
showed into Brooklyn express (heaVen
to reach the cosmopolitan
The arrival home p. m. the o a
beginning Of and be
people call
these produce possible
Outoftown newspaper The political
involved that coumnist afford lightly
stn keep faith with his readers.
puts n a ISN'T exageaton
Maybe little vacation il order, folks.
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The Big Show
by HOBART T. MITCHELL

We do usually the but
realistic IN the
givcnNto the personal prunoun. -
goes
sitting the living very deep
looking the TV watch So squrmng
getting bcidcd mystery
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ApPIebGUm SoyS Abolish
Personal Property TaNsS

In talk before the St Paul
Don't be- bashfuL Phone us your
social and personal news. Call
Midway SS4O.
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serve the policy holders m the
NorthSidc Minneapolis district
he IL Thomas ~. williams.
World War II vet who VIII have
charge of the territory formerly
served for 10 years by Edward
DIamund, whom hundreds ~ Met.
ropolitRn policy owners know
Mr. Williams has Just returned
from the Chicago training school
~ the firm and tOnk over the ter
rttory February ~ Hc told this
Newspaper Monday that hr was
placing himself at the service 0f
IN" policy holders ~ that area
and that he hoped he could serve
them 49, woll m Mr. Diamond had
Ia the past
The new Metropolitan man IL
married and has two children ~.
has the Purple Heart award from
military service IN World War ~.
IN - H,smb"T ~ the Disabled Vet
Grams and ~ the Veterans ~ For,
riKn Wars
Herman Peterson, Minneapolis
manager of tho insuThnc" com
pRHy said he hOPnd the people ~
the area Mr. Williams serves Will
welcome the new representative
and that he felt confident he
would give them good service
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Everett Law Family
Has A Bio Week

Sunday. March ?. was the lIth
wedding anniversary Of Mr. and
Mrs Everett Law. 500 Irving
Ave No. The following day,
March 3. was the birthday Of Mr.
Law The couples young son
Howard was five years old on the
next day. March 4 To make
everything perfect. GlonA Ann. a
daughter celebrated her fourth
birthday March >
The Laws gave a birthday party
for the two children on Sunday
afternoon. March 2 Present were
Alex Milton Holman, "Punkin"
Huggar, Gloria Smith. Joan Bel.
David Shaw. Gary Stokcman.
CaSsandrB. Warren and Beverly
Lee. Karen Bakion and Beverly
BSkion. Dorsey, Sharon and Mari
Iyn Wells. RITA Anderson, Johnnie
Mae Berhel Cherry shelton
DwAync Ellis. Kenneth Blomgrcn.
Deborah Bailey. and Melvin. Jean
Sandra. Lottie. Jimmie and Rosa
lyn BeaSley.
The Bcasley children and De
borah Bailey are all grandchil-
dren Of Mr.. and Mrs. Laws. The
party was u gay affair and the
helped Howard and
his little sister celebrate in fine
style. The two received many
beautiful gifts from the guests.
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Dinner Guest: Mr.. aud Mrs Edward Wthcr 1904 Clinton
Ave So dinner hosts IN honor of Rev C. L. RoundCe
Detroit and Miss Mary Davis The WitherS also entertained
at dinner in their homo Sunday They Mrs Fife
Davis Misses Mary, Daisy Bessie Davis Rev Roundtrcc
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The CottrIcs Entertain; The
Cnttrir club had It's annual dinner
Sunday, March 9th at the home Of
Mrs, Mac Blackwell. SSi7 Fourth
Ave, So, The visitors included Rev.
and Mrs E. a. Mckee. Mrs Earl
Bowman, John u. Billin, Charles
IawEon. Joe ". Maxwell, James
rattcs and n. pcarinH, Regular
members present werr, MeSdamcs
Lilltan Grraver, MRudc PattcS
Amanda Lawson, ivory Carter,
Mac blackwell, leila Me Ellen,
Lucille Tillman, Della Maxwell.
Matte bearing and Alice Horne,
Mission CirCIr Donates Cloth.
iRRI Tho Schunammlts missionary
circle OF the Zion Baptist church
met at tho home of Mrs, LuCy
Milton, 1901 Humboldt No. Mon
day THIS group viii give away
clothing 10 the needy Saturday
March 10 from 2 to y. M. AZ the
Gospel mission, 10 Washington
Ave So The Royal Jubilecrs viii
assist On this mission under their
motto, bringing the Gospel IN
Throng fn spiritual Need In Help
INK to Ruild the Kingdom Of God
Mrs Carte Sudduth II chairman
Of this project
Weekend Gu~sti Mrs Bensic
Davis and family, 500 Fremont
Ave No, have az their weekend
guest tho Rev Charles l.. Round.
tree of Detroit Michigan. pastor
~ tho WonRth temple In InkSter,
Michigan Ito has recently com
pirtcd a project IT building and
rcnnovating and h credited for or.
ganiEing and keeping In action one
~ the largest church youth de-.
partmcntH IN Detroit Rev
Roundtrcc was guest speaker nj
the II o'clock service at HolRey
memorial church, Humboldt and
sth Ave No
Mrs. Helm IL Hostess Mrs
VIM Holm, 1000 9TH Ave 10 was
hoHtcRH Yesterday al brunch for
MmcA ". q. Harris, WINS Gates
and John jackson,
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New Metropolitan
insurance Mon TGkeS
Over Diamond AFeO

new representative has been
assigned by the Metropolitan Life
Insurance office IN Minneapolis tn
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Square Dancing: The Guys and
Dolls Folk and Square dance club
met Saturday night at Halle Q.
Brown house in St Paul Thirty
people attended and learned Tex
as Star" Around That Couple
Take a Little Peek" and Fall Up
Six and Fail Back Six" square
dances; how to do an Allemande
in the Alamo Style, and several
new folk dances. Russell Meyers.
executive director Of the st. Paul
Council on Human Relations is
the caller for the group. Meyers
has a background IN instructing
beginning groups In folk and
square dancing He is assisted by
Eunice Brown Cain.
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Cpl. Wendell Helm. Ralph Davis
and Eddie wtthers Jr.
Gospel Choir Rehearsal: The
Twin city Gospel Choir Union
VIII hold It's rrhcarsal at Holscy
Memorial church '72B Humboldt
Ave No, Thursday. March 20
under the direction Of Mrs, Viola
CaAsell,
Gospel Chefs Mceti The Gospel
CicffS met at the home nf Mrs
Viola Walker 6l9 18th Ave. So
Tuesday. March 10. and presented
her with a going away Eift
New Baby A baby Rirl, Pat.
ricia was born Feb -, tn Mr. aud
Mrs Freddic L. JacowRy, 1907
Olson Blvd,
birthday Party Reginald Joncs,
hl2 18th Ave. So. was fctcd with
n birthday party Saturday March
sth IN honor of his 10th birthday.
which was ON the Ith. The guests
present were Worth LATHE john,
William Thompson, Howard and
Tommic Ellis, sharon and Victory
Powers, Carol Brantly, Levi. ".
Joe and Paul Young, all of st
Paul. Charles and Mclanic Wade.
Hetty Joe and Willie LAWYER.
Shirley and Freddie Billings,
Peter, PRuiic. Johnnie and Rcbac-
ca NbRrTa Assisting with the
party were MrA MRude Burke,
Mrs IuctIIc rtlIman, Mrs Gladys
stark and Rcginald'a mother. Mrs
Mac Jones
Receives Word ~ sisters DEATH
Mrs ELENA MCCovy. aiHtcr Of
Mrs w NJ Turnbough. Sh2 Bry.
ant Ave No. and Mrs l. stewart.
iiOO 9TH Ave No, died March 9th
~ her home ~ Denver, Colorado
She u survived by her husband
proCtor McCovy and Emma 0ray,
mother Mrs McCovy was buried
In EldorHdo. Ark
Waterloo Quest Rev I BAttlcE
NJ Waterloo, Iowa, visited this
week Ia the home Of Rev and
Mrs. Battles. 5000 Fourth Ave
go. this week After visiting In
Minneapolis. he left for Chicago.
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Julio Jones Appears
With University Chorus

Julia E. Jones, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert A, Jones. 1922
Rondo Ave. is a member of the
University chorus which appear
ed in concert with the Minneapo-
lis Symphony orchestra at the 81.
Paul Auditorium Thursday, March
9Th.
The program presented was
Beethoven's "Missa Solemns", I'M
der the direction Of Antol Dortai
The same program was given Fri
day at the Northrup auditorium.
Miss Jones is studying music
and sociology at the university
and is in her freshman year.
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MRS. MARTHA JOHNSON
two OF her children Will have an
open house for her.
The woman is Mrs Martha
johnson. 6IT st. Anthony Ave
resident Of st. Paul for as years
Her children, Mrs. Ernest viii
hams and Albert Kennedy arr
hosts to the open house which
Will be hid from I TO : p. M.
Mrs Johnson's birthday was
Wednesday. March - She was
born in Halifax. Nova Scotia
Canada She moved to 81 Paul
from Chicago In 1903.
She has been an active member
OF 81. Philips church since her
arrival here She IL a former presi-
dent OF the women's Auxiliary Of
that congregation.
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Membership in this group is
open 20 anyone who is interested
In learning how 10 square dance.
Dances and square dance calls are
taught each time for the benefit
Of the newcomers and the begin
ners Mrs, Cain announced Satur-
day that the next meeting date
will be April 18th.
On Honor Roll: Miss Colleen
Collette Moore. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. p. Moore. 37l7 6th Ave.
So. has won membership in the
National Honor Society of Cen
trail high. The exclusive organizs-
ton stresses outstanding scholar
ship.
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Guest From Berkeley! Visiting
m the home of Mrs. James Wal
ker. 1922 n, Fisk St, was her niece.
Mrs Jessie Battles. Of Berkeley.
Calf Mrs. Battles has been in
the city two weeks and is leav-
ing today.
Visits Sister: Mrs. Ernest
Thompson Of Chicago. Ill. is in
st. Paul visiting her sister, Mrs
Edward Erwin, GIT Rondo Ave,
who Is III.
CharmOnettes Hold Meeting:
The Charmonettes social club met
Tuesday, March II at the home
Of Miss Ruth Davis, 667hs Rondo
Ave II was a social meeting and
games were played Prizes were
won by Mrs Myrtle Hughes Mrs
Arlene windfield and Mrs. Ethel
Barr.
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story at O'Clock. Cigarette in hand
the evening paper scattered ON the
floor and IN my stocking feet
WAS all set
The phone let loose with a start
ling langlo I jumped up knocking
my bug toe against an end table,
let out n string of yells you could
have heard on the street
with the big toe In one hand
and the cigarette In the other. I
nudGcd the phone off the hook 90
stop the gosh darn ringing was all
primcd Ia tell somebody off
n said voice
said III" back
She said. "Ummmm"
II goes without saying a capt.
waiting voice over telephone IL
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Ninety Year Old
So. Puul Women
To Dc Honored

A 30 year old 81. Paul woman.
mother OF ten children. four Of
whom are living. viii be honored
Sunday, March Is, at ST, Philips
church undercroft when