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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-05-23
HYDE DEMOCRATS SHOW
FULL o r G A NIZ A TON

The Hyde County Democratic
Convention was held in the Court
house at Swan Quarter, N. c., on
Saturday May II, 1852 at 1000 a.
m. and the following were elected:
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMIT
tee: W. ]. Lupton, County Chair
man, Swan Quarter; Mrs. F. M
Young, County Vice-Chairman
Fairfield; Mrs. Ellen C, Watson
Secretary, Lake Landing.
PRECINCT CHAIRMEN: w. w
Payne, Engelhard Precinct, Mid
dleton; Leland A. Dudley, Lake
Landing Precinct, Lake Landing
Cleve Smithwick, Pioneer Precinct
Pioneer! N. F. Sears, Sladeesvillt
Precinct, Scranton; Mrs. Maudt
w. Jones, Swan Quarter Precinct
Swan Quarter; C. M. Swindell
Fairfield Precinct, Fairfield.
PRECINCT VICE CHAIRMEN
Mrs. Carma C. Gibbs, Engelharc
Precinct, Engelhard; Mrs. Eunic,
Creole, Lake Landing Precinct
New Holland: Mrs. Ben Harris
Pioneer Precinct, Leechville; Mrs
Gilbert Richards, Sladesville Pre-
cinct, Scranton; T. C. Tunnel
Swan Quarter; Mrs. Gladys Mid
yette, Fairfield Precinct, Fair
field.
PRECINCT SECRETARIES: Mrs
Carma c. Gibbs, Engelhard Pre-
cinct, Engelhard; Mrs. S. M. Fish
er, Lake Landing Precinct, LAX,
Landing; Mrs. Hubert Rayburn
Pioneer Precinct, PIONEER; Mrs. R
H. Brinn, Sladesville Precinct
Scranton; Mrs. Priscilla Cochran
Swan Quarter Precinct, Swal
Quarter; Mrs. Leslie Simmons
Fairfield Precinct, Fairfield.
Hyde County delegates to tn,
North Carolina State Democrat,
Convention. ]. L. Simmons. Sr,
Fairfield; Dick O'Neal, New Hol
land.
Alternates: w. J. Lupton, Swal
Quarter; L. B. Tunnel. New Hol
land; Gilbert Tunnel, Swan Quar-
ter.
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get the couple to the Belhaven
Hospital. On their way, they
found trees blown across the
road at Rose Bay Creek.
An angel must have stood
guard over this godly couple, re-
ligious neighbors sy.
This twister began somewhere
near Sladesville, and roared its
way for is miles, doing damage
all along. Fortunately, it crossed
much water and open marsh and
farm land. But wherever it met
resistance, it snapped off trees
and peeled the foliage from
limbs as smooth as a macerator
in pulpwood mill. 1t ended its
course in the woods between
Hodges Fork and Fairfield. In
its path were thousands of dol
lars in damaged fences, outbuild-
ings and the complete ruin of
many beautiful shade trees.
In Sladesville it tore up build
ings and a new combine on the
farm of Travis Creole on which
lived Clifton Williams. 1t dam
aged car and tore up a barn
belonging to Aubrey Gibbs. Near
the Rose Bay section it tore up
the smokehouse of David Dun
bar. It also destroyed the hen
house of Manning Jennett who
lives near Mr.. Bridgman. The
home of Thurman Evans was
listed among the damaged.
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BUXTON GIRL rs
WINNER OF BIG
CHANNEL BASS
Like Her Father, Amelia Bal
lance Takes The Big Ones
When She Casts In
The Surf
Bx AYCOCK BROWN

Waves. - Amelia Balance of
Buxton landed the largest chan
mel bass taken in the surf of Dare
County this season on Wednesday
when she brought a SO and one
quarter FOUNDER to the beach. The
fish was taken close by the rusted
wreck of an LIST that came ashore
during a December gale several
years ago.
Miss Balance, former Spar in
the U. S. Coast Guard, and now
on the nursing staff of DePaul
Hospital in Norfolk is the daugh-
ter of Bernice r. Balance, retired
Coast Guard lieutenant. Waves is
her mothers home town. Her gran
daddy was Ignatius Midget, for
mer Coast Guardsman. Catching
big channel bass seems to come
natural for members of the Bal
lance family. Her fathers 751a
FOUNDER caught in the surf at Cape
Hatteras was the world record
channel bass to be taken with rod
and reel over long period.
She was using menhaden for
bait and the big fish was landed
on 25-pound test nylon line.
The beach area where she was
fishing with her father has become
famous in recent weeks as a spot
to catch channel bass. Asa Gray,
local merchant reported today that
dozens of channel bass had been
landed in the vicinity of the wreck
across the beach from the village
during the past few days. One
party surfcasting with Shanklin
Austin of Hatteras on Tuesday at
Waves landed IL channel bass. The
largest of the fish taken by Aus
tins party scaled at 16 pounds and
those making the catch classed
them as puppy drum" which are
the young of channel bass that US
ually go above 80 pounds.
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ton, and it is to be deplored that
more community leaders did not
see fit to benefit from the training
program.
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received much valuable informa-
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Sandy, whose snug little cottage
sat in hidden valley near the sea,
had stumbled upon a vast snug
Cling operation. The leader of the
smugglers was inclined to deal
with the little Scot in a persuasive
fashion-with a little hush money.
"My friend" said the king of the
smugglers, eff | put a 500 bill
over each of your eyes, you
couldn't see, now, could you?"
Nae" replied Sandy, land if
ven put a thousand-dollar bin over
my mouth, / couldna speak,
eitherI"
The deed was done.
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NET HOUSE BURNS WITH
MUCH LOSS, STUMPY POINT

A serious fire costing many nets,
and threatening other buildings
destroyed the net house of Leland
Wise of Stumpy Point Tuesday
night of last week. Pound nets
were stored in the building. The
fire was discovered about II p. m.
but due to the inflammable nature
of building and contents, it was
impossible to save it. Due to the
hard work of a number of citizens
of the community, the fire was
prevented from damaging other
property.
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believed to have been radio
guided target plane used by air
craft in practice out somewhere
over the Atlantic Ocean. It was
the first of its kind ever to have
been recovered along the Dare
beaches and created quite, little
interest, both in natives and sum-
mer residents along the beach.
It was found by Billy Mann who
lives near the Fresh Pond and was
quite an attraction to many visi-
tors.
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CELEBRATES 18TH BIRTHDAY

Mrs. Rowena Midget of Wan
cheese celebrated her 18th birthday
Saturday, May II, at her home.
The following relatives spent the
week end here with her:
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Edward,
her daughter and son-in-law, OF
Newport News; her sisters, Mrs.
N. E. Gould of Mays Head, Mrs.
Frank Meekins and Mrs. George
Midget of Rodanthe. The follow
ing friends and relatives called
Saturday to wish her happy re-
turns of the day: Mr.. and Mrs. c.
P. Midget, Mrs. Jane Harrison OF
Mays Head; Mr.. and Mrs. Neil
johnson, Mrs. Louise Craig and
son Billy of Elizabeth City, and
neighbors and friends of her CON-
munity.
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INTEREST
Continued from Page One)

Lewark; Mays Head, C. E. Parker;
Mashoes, Win Mann; Stumpy
Point, Mrs. R. D. Wise. The only
representative from Hatteras Is
land with five precincts was A. w.
Austin of Hatteras.
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TOO LATE To CLASSIFY

FOR SALE: 65 laying pullets; feed
boxes; also summer shelter 9x10
feet, fitted with roosts. Mrs. Fred
White, Airport. Tel. 1871, Man
teo, N. C. T-5-23-3tc
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Social and Personal
< ST. PAUL

Chicagoans Here Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Grey and Mr. Ru-
us Gay OF Chicago the house of Mr. and Mrs Will
liam Black, 1872 W. Central Ave
To Ohio: Mrs Nora McCracken, So Albermarle ST. left
Thursday July 10 for three week vacation trip She will
visit her daughter and Sonnaw Mr. and James Mcee
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and son-tn-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thurlow Evans Tbbs. 1910 Yer
mont Ave, n. W. The Tibbs are
joyfully looking forward 10 a
blessed event soon. Mrs Moore
viii also spend some time IN the
capital with her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
f. Moore, 1853 Ontario Road.
They, too, are expecting an addi-
ton TO their family soon, The
Trbbs will celebrate their second
wedding anniversary on Tuesday.
July %.
Visiting In The East: Mrs.
Helen Guilmant and children,
Judith Mitchell and Jonathan
Guilmant. 524 Carroll Ave, left
Friday. July IL for a three week
vacation trip that will be spent
visiting and being the house
guest OF Mrs. Claimants sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs,
Dan Holley. Judith Mitchell
will visit her grandmother, Mrs.
Florence Mitchell and her father,
MIR. Howard T, Mitchell in Buff
falo. Mrs, Guilmant and daughter
and son will visit in Cleveland
with Mrs. Guilmant's niece. Mrs.
Patricia Killian and other rela-
tives.
Left For Home: DR.. and Mrs.
Ira b. Scott left for their home in
Cleveland after spending a pleas
ant visit with Mrs. SCOTS mother
Mrs. Matte Coins, 1898 f. County
Road d. Mrs. Coins will spend the
winter with her daughter and
family in Cleveland.
DYWYK's To Picnic: The
DYWYK club met with Mrs.
Spencer Shivers, 1921 Fourth
Ave. So, on Thursday, July 10.
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in their home in Dayton, Ohio.
Vacation Spent In Canada: Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin B. Salter and
children, Edwin Jr.. and Lynne,
left July - for Winnipeg, Mani
toba. Canada to visit Mrs. Salter's
aunt, Mrs. Louise Pitts and other
relatives.
With Friends In Topeka: Mrs.
Grace Ross, 500 w. Central Ave.
left Saturday. July IL for Topeka,
Kansas to be with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Perkins. Mr.. Perkins Is quite
ILL.,
To Visit In LA: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Griffin, 5s7 Rondo Ave.
and their three children, Vianne,
Linda, and Helen. will leave Mon
day morning, July 81 for Los
Angeles, to be the guests OF Mr..
Grffin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emerson Harris. They will also
visit Mrs. Griffin's four sisters
and one brother. The Griffins will
motor and be gone about three
weeks.
Heaven-ticipating: Mrs. Louis
p Moore, 662 w. Central Ave.
will leave by plane Sunday morn
ing for the nations capital to be
the house guest of her daughter
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they viii motor to Wichita, Texas
to see their son, Cpl Robert c.
Kyle They win be- accompanied
home To Minneapolis by their
daughter, Shirley, who viii visit
here Tor some time
GiNrn'S Trnth Anniversary:
Correction Mi and Mrs. Archie
Gtvcns. A?3 Colrax Nvc. No, ccle-
hratcd their tenth wedding ami
vrrsary Thursday, July 10 The
GtvCns have two children. Archie
Jr. age eight years and Roxanne,
II months old
Dinner Gursti Miss Boasic
jackson ~ Minneapolis was the
dinner guest of her sister. Mrs,
COMFY Ianders. 36Ah Fourth Ave.
so. on Sunday, July IL
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Flavor sweet Bermuda onions,
baked 10 juicy perfection with lus-
cious corn chip stufFing! It's u bud
get wise dish that combines all the
elements that spell mealtimc en-
jOyment.
Here is n trio Of onion dishes,
each using corn chips TO accent the
favor Of the other ingredients with
the unmatched goodness Of toasted
corn.
"FRITOS" ONIONS
6 large onions
i cup crushed "Fritos" corn
chips measured after crush
ing)
/ tsp. chopped parsley
2 tsp. melted butter or mar
Rarine
Il cup hot water
u cup ground Oeft-over) meat
Directions:
Peel onions, slice Oft tops, and re
move ccnters. Boil gently for 10
minutes, drain. Mix corn chips.
ground meat, and scasonings. FIJI
onions with mixture, place in bak-
ing dish with hot water and butter
or margarine Bake at $50 degrees
bastinR occasionally. When nearly
done sprinkle with crushed corn
chips and brown.
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Wedding Anniversaries
ST PAUL

lily - Mir and Mrs, Lee
p".a.N> 6SS st. Anthony Ave.
w vars
,'lN - MIR and Mrs, Eugene
w. VI GO st Anthony Ave.
.'uN q Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
ct Jones' 1921 Rnndo Ave,
lDiy - MIR. and Mrs, James
oh..r 9I3 Iglchart Ave,
. a> "a Mir and Mrs, Melvin
H.. r,on, $50 ST, Anthony Ave.
10 wears.
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ELITE ONIONS
Serves 6
cup lightly crushed "FritoS"
corn chips measured after
cruShinV)
2 Bermuda onions, sliced
can condensed cream Of muSh-
room soup
y tsp. salt
Directions;
Place one-half Of corn chips In a
casserole. Lay sliced onions on corn
chips and sprinkle with salt. Add
undiluted cream Of mushroom soup.
Top with remaining corn chips.
Bake at $50 degrees for 80 minutes.
ONION CASSEROLE
6 onions (medium)
cup white sauce
y cup "Fritos" corn chips
White Sauce
~ tbsp. butter or margarine
~ tbsp. -four
y tsp. salt
q cup milk
Directions:
Boil whole onions until tender.
Drain, place in CREASED casserole.
Cover with white sauce. Top with
corn chips. Bake at $50 degrees 20
minutes.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST PAUL BIRTHDAYS

July % Mrs. Agnes Wilson,
556 ~ Anthony Ave; Mrs, Fred
erl,I Suthcrn. 5a5 Iglehart Ave;
Reginald Combs, TT IglehRrt
Az Luther Johnson, Sib No,
Gr"'to Cccl r. Mccoy. ass No
Avon
July II Donald Smith. car w.
Central Ave; James c. Martin
$50 Carroll Ave, Maceo Moody,
ST. 1T Rnndo Ave,
July - Arthur J. Hill, sSS
Carroll Ave. Louise Brown, 2ST
Nc ST Adams. Ralph Ward, s7O
w Central Ave. Mrs. william
Cartwright. TOO lgiehRrt Ave. :
Mr. Edgar William Owens, 2Sh
Rondo Ave: Mrs. Thclma Thorn
a. 81 w Central Ave, Dale
Evans Gooden. 1904 Carroll Ave. /;
Mrs Clarence Lewis, 2a3 st. An
thony. MIR Clarence Davis, 667 y
ROndu Ave.
July % -Faustina Robinson.
960 lGIchart Ave; Mrs. Courtney
Hilyard Ta2 St Anthony Ave;
WIS AtNtAllf " llllNIlht Gus " W.
Dale 81
July - Rev Floyd Massey
TO - Anthony Ave; Woodford
Mills. aI6 st Anthony Ave; II. r.
HCndcrson. 900 st Anthony Ave. ;
Mrs George Hoagr, 500 Charles
81 Mrs Burt McPheeters, S3i
Carroll Ave Alfred White, Jr,
99t Carroll Ave; Mrs. Pearl
Douglas. I26 Carroll Ave. Mrs
Clrnmic Perry. 37S Gaulticr.
July % William James, 500
Ruudo Ave Eugene Preston I'm
S3S Carroll Ave. lydia Jean Ten
del 500 81 Anthony Ave; Mary
crafty" BROWN. S7I st. Anthony
Ave Mrs stephen Maxwell, 500
~ Anthony Ave.
July 20 Mary Cook, st. Paul.
Nj /. n Scatnn. 1920 Cumbcr-
land Ivan duane Perfect. Sl7 w
Central Ave Mrs Theodore Rus.
sell G33 Iglrhart Ave; Leanthh
Carter Tcno. 2S0 Rondu Ave
M,rIs RnscnblnOm, 24Sh Rundo
Az, Mrs Mildred q Jones, Bbi
" central Ave
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represe OF FnHhIon
FroekS, Cincinnati. (ANP)
Pheasant NIalti Miss Ora Mae
Johnson nf Brooklyn. LEFT SRtur.
day. July u for her home after
spending "a very happy vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
John Johnson. 85S 81. Anthony
Ave.
IAlisSeB nous fRlrc Club Metz
Mrs Harry s Brown. TOT lyle.
hart Ave. entertained tho I.ais-
scE-nous fairu club ON Saturday.
July II Following n delicious
luncheon. bridge was played The
first club prize was won by Mrs
O. l. Alexander. second by Mrs
Lafayette Fields and third by
Mrs Ruro Carmichael. The BOBBY
prize was won by Mrs. Ollye A.
Gum Tho next club meeting will
he on sat July 20 nj tho home OF
Mrs BUR-" Carmichael. 3Td4 FIFTH
Ave So, Minneapolis.
TouIcS homes AmIrs Join
DS'sI The members Of the DYw-
Yk club and tho Toutos homes
Amics club viii have their FIRST
Joint picnic at Como park IN sun
day. July 20
Dinner For Scottsi Mi and
Mrs Sidney r. Williams, NOT ~
Anthony Ave. Mrs Williams sis.
tel Mrs Minnie Raymond. Ghi
Rundo Ave and Mrs Ida Mae
Murphy. 1894 Thomas Ave. gave
dinner In honor Of Dr. and Mrs
Ira y Scott Of Cleveland Covers
were laid for ~ Flowers that
were from the Williams garden
wcir throughout the house A
beautiful Ccntorpiccc was ~ roses
from their garden Enjoying the
dinner were Dr and Mrs Scott.
Mrs Matte Coins Mrs ~ Walter
Coins sr., n. Walter Coins Jr,
Mir and Mrs James Taylor, Mrs
IIcrIniune Hickman and Mr. Mar
ion Boiling.
spent Week End ~ Sake Mi
and Mrs ErncHt ~ Charleston,
1887 sherburnc Ave, returned
Monday. July ~. from their Lake
Adne summer home
surprise! Mr. Cleveland Ray,
ss3 Iglehhrt Ave, surprised his
wife on her birthday with n party
that was enjoyed by those pre-.
sent Among tho guests were
Mines. W. Williams Maymc Hop
kina. Earnest Chhrleston. Irene
Iackmnn. PreCilln Jackson NIL
dfcd Williams. Charles Bradley.
Sr. Charles Bradley Jr Tai
uadRe Carey, ChRrI"a wiley.
James Hughes. Mark Thtum
JuniuA Powell. william Tnium.
Martin Wellington John HC0tt
Kenneth Stokes. Marguerite Car
tor. Gladys Cicm0na. Bch chem
"ns. Gladys Kngor". Kenneth
Wallace. and Mrs Sterling Duke
In keeping the party - secret
NJ Ray was assisted by his
SISTER, Mrs TalmndEo Carey
p"mbert1ns Ia iowa: Mr. and
Mrs LDuncor prmbcrt0n and chill.
drrn. Carolyn and Gaylo NJ chi
'nFp are In Riuux ClfY. IDwa. vla,
uInR Mr. Prubrr'"n. parents
Nj Pembcrton will return ~
Nor home in ChlcaRo Mrs. Penn
b. f'0n and girls viii leave Sioux
CJ'y for Toe Angeles ~ spend
n"vrrnl weeks with her parents
~ and Mrs Clarence WlgirR.
ten The pcmbcftons and WIRinR.
,nns are former ~ Pnuliirs.
LunchnOn For Mrs. Checks
Saturday. July n Mrs. Earl
B,rnt. 735 Carroll Ave. enter
taln"d at prctnIY appointed
luncheon IN honor ~ Nrs. r. T.
checks of Fri" Pennsylvania
housn guest Of Mrs q e Han
TT -. Anthony Ave. Those pre-.
s'nt were Nine e y Cheeks. .
= Hail, Wilbur Williams. Harold
Kirkland. o. e DrlzZlr, William
4 Hanna and Nauncs OrTnand
The guests played hearts and
Nfs HTwIsnd w"n the prze
4 guest Rift vas gwen Mrs
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MINNEAPOLIS RIRTHDAYS

July IL DeVclmn Newman,
IU53 Third Ave SO.
July 10 Mrs Adele Howell
22O7 Elliat Ave; boy Dean, 1901
bryant Ave Ma.
July 20 Mrs LcolR Carey. 37Ot
Firth Ave SO. Mrs Thrlmn Gray.
40 r.. 37th st Mra Earlino Don
nldson. 303b Fourth Ave 80 ,
Mrs. Mary Collins, 1920 Fourth
Ave. So. Louis Sundcrn, 2i2i
25th Ave. so.
July q Betty Ann Anderson,
3744 Fifth Ave So. Elmer Bird
yea. 63b James Ave No James 7.
Crockett, G2B Glrard Az" No,
Floyd Poole Jr., 1882 Fourth Ave.
So
July ~ Adricnnc Ratnm, 2iO7
Fourth Ave. So
July 20 r. l.. EHcuc, 3ba2
Fifth Ave So. Mrs Beulah
Green. 1921 Olson Highway,
Frances LAWYER. 2726 Goth ~"
So; Ray walls 37A5 Fourth Nv"
July ~ Cecil Adair. 5I22
James Ave. No, Ruth Brown.
3i37 Smelling Ave f." Mrs
Patricia Davidson. 37l6 Fourth
Ave. 10: Russell g Undorw""h
1898 Third Ave. so. Ner"dyth
Wallace, 1882 Smelling Az" So
July ~ Cecil T. Newman
1858 Third Ave; Walter B"aaley
1913 Clinton Ave go; Earn"R'in"
f.. Young. 1908 Emerson Ave No .
Aryada Mccoy. 1908 Humboldt
Ave. No: J. r. Ciack, 4052
Fourth Ave So.
Out-Of Town Birthday
July n Jack Floyd Kansas
rity. Mo.
I,tlg ~ nyFgthy WalrVa WI.
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out 81 Town birthdays

lnlly q Mrs G. c. Hamlet
Cleveland
July ~ Danny Ronald Holley,
Buffalo. New York.
July 20 Virginia Thomas, To
ptkr Kansas.
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NV. 81 wv llhANt July Nv, lbI
visit with relatives and friends
in Columbus, Ohio
Captain Visits: Captain Nathan
Johnson VI -. Louis, Mo, was the
week end Fourth ot July guest Of
Mrs, Philip War;, 1920 CLINTON
Ave-. As student at the University
ut Minnesota, nc made his home
with Mrs Ware. lie was In the
Army reserves and was called in
to service during the present con
nict lie IL stationed at Camp
Mccoy in Wisconsin,
GurstS Of Parents: Mr.. and
Mrs Earl Bowman Jr.. 2Si6 Eel
HAT Ave, were In Chicago for the
holiday week end. the house
guests Of Mrs, Bowman'S par
ents
IIoncymoonern In Omaha' Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Wells arr on their
honeymoon In Omaha, Ncbr. Mrs
Wells II the former Renee Audrey
jackson, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar jackson, 9I0 Bryant
Ave No.
Waiting In IIlInoIHi Mrs. Wal
ter Quinn, 30AB Fourth Ave So,
left Thursday. July o. for visit
In Champaign. Ill
Returned From Visit with
Mother Mr.. Palmer =, jackson,
9TOS Fourth Ave 30, and his
seven year old cousin, Joey Chine
worth ~ Chicago, returned home
Saturday. july ~. from Omaha,
Nch whcrc they spent few days
with Mr.. Jacksun'H mother. Mrs
Nan whitehall,
Miss Molten Receives COUr-
tcAlca. While In this area filling
concert engagements, Eta Molten,
the singer who imp rivRto life II
Mrs Claude Barnett. received
number Of social CourtoHinA In
cludcd was dinner party by Mr.,
and Mrs James Lombard and
late buffet dinner by Mr.. and
Mrs Cecil Newman MiRs MOten
Rang July 10 NJ Northup Audi
forum for tho University ~ Min
ncauta summer concert HcTiea
On Motor Trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle T. Kyle and daughter, Ear.
line and son, Earle Jr, LETT FRI
day, July II, for New York city
and Baltimore, Chattanooga.
Tenn. and wichita. Texas In
baltimore. they will be- Joined by
their oldcHt daughter. Shirley
who IL acting magazine editor of
the Afro American From Bait
more. they will 20 10 Chattanooga
and visit with Mr. Kylo'a aunt.
Mrs. BrnnChc Greer, From there
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS x

Holiday Week End In Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Howell 21O6 +, Sind st, spent the Fourth Of July holiday
week end in Chicago the guests IowcA and
aunt
The StovalS To Ohio Mrs. W f. Stovall her daughter,
Dorothy Ann and her mothur Mrs Emma Grimes 3Sl5 Fifth
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Top local news COVerage %
NcGrO community and ita friends.
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Nell RuSScIra column IL always
exciting. provocative and read
able.
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Returned From Tulsa, Okla
Mr.. Edward Boyd, 1888 Fourth
Ave. 50, returned Friday. July
II from Tulsa. Okla where ne NJ
tended the EIks Midwest R,so-
citation convention. Mr.. Boyd ls
the ElkE Grand Organizer H.
WAS accompanied by Messrs
Charles Smith. 534 Lyndale Ay'
No. retiring exalted Ruler ~
Amcs IIodgc. 100 and Fred
Holmes Gi6 10th Ave. So. a mem
ber Of AmeH Lodge.
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Out-Of Town Birthday
July n Jack Floyd KansaR
Ity. Mo.
July % Dorothy Waters WI
on, Mexico CITY. Mexico.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
The Passing Show .-:
After Shaw, An Actor-Finds
His Next Job q Puzzle
The Posing Show
By Jay cormody
Monday memos:

These have been happy and
Hardwcke and his fellow players have
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