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Evening star., 1953-12-20
'Bama, Georgia Tech
.AN-Tine Champions
In Winning BowICash
By the Associated Pres.

q
NEW YORK. Dec. 19.-Rice
is unbeaten in New Years Day
bowl competition but Alabama
and Georgia Tech are the real
experts when it comes to picking
up post-season cash.
Rice, which meets Alabama in
the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, has
posted a 80 record over the
years. Maryland (2-0-D, Au-
burn (1-W are the only other
schools appearing in this years
bowl games which have yet to
taste defeat in major bowl COM
petition. which includes the Rose,
Sugar. Orange, Cotton and Gator
affairs.
Alabama and Georgia Tech,
both veterans of encounters in
the Rose. Sugar. Orange and
Cotton bowls, have carved out
excellent records in their wide
spread travelling.
The Alabamans have won
seven, lost three and tied one,
and last January rolled up the
biggest score in bowl history by
trouncing Syracuse's Eastern
champs, 61-6, in the Orange
Bowl ambush.
Six Won by Georgia Tech.
Georgia Tech has won six and
lost two since the Engineers went
a-bowling in 1929 and beat Cali
fornia in the Rose Bowl, 81.
Oklahoma's Sooners are on the
winning side of the bowl ledger
with a 80 record The other
records are Michigan State and
Texas Tech, OIL each, and ULCA,
o..
West Virginia makes its debut
as a big bowl contestant against
Georgia Tech in the Sugar Bowl.
The Mountaineers aren't con-
ceded much of a chance to come
UP with a win against the bowl
hardened Engineers in New
Orleans. Tech is a 13-point fav-
orite Georgia Tech was ranked
eighth and West Virginia 10th
in the country,
Maryland's national cham
pions still hold firm as the 6l2-
point choice over Oklahoma's
fourth-ranking team for the Or
ange Bowl game in Miami.
Michigan State, third in the
rankings. is a siX-point favor
ite over UCLA, the Nations No.
5 team, in the Rose Bowl game
at Pasadena.
Rice Favored Over Alabama.
Rice, the No. team. is fav-
ored by 71a points over Alabama,
which finished the season as the
No. 13 team
In the Gator Bowl at Jack
sonville, Fla. Texas Tech, rank
ed 18th, is rated 51a points bet
ter than Auburn. ranked 17th.
Other games on the postseason
calendar include the North VS..
South Shrine game at Miami. Fla.
December 25; Blue VS.. Gray at
Montgomery, Ala, December 26.
and the following New Years
Day games:
Sun Bowl. Ell Paso, Tex, Mis-
sissippi Southern with a 9-1 rec
ord in season play, VS.. Texas
Western (7-2); Cigar Bowl,
Tampa. Fla. La Crosse (Wis.)
State (9-0O VS.. Missouri Valley
CD; Salad Bowl, Phoenix. Ariz..
Great Lakes Navy (7-2) VS.. Fort
Ord Q1-0), and Tangerine Bowl,
Orlando. Fla. Arkansas State
6-0-D VS.. East Texas State CO.
o..
There's even more for the fan
who can't get enough of the
game. On January 2, East meets
West in the annual Shrine thrill
Ter in San Francisco. The West
holds the edge so far, 13-11-4.
Another January 2 contest
sends Morris Harvey (5-4-D
against East Carolina College
(8-D in the Elks Bowl at Green
vile, S. c.
The collegians finish up jan
uary 9 at Mobile, Ala, in the
annual Senior Bowl game.
Evening star., 1953-12-20

CCIlL JuIlhCt VI
a group of
WaShi n g t o n
golfers was a
masterpiece of
u n d ers tate
ment. T h e
S t ory S a i d
Kelsey's shot
was closest to
the cup. 1t
was closest all
right smack
in the bottom
of the cup, or
how close can
Evening star., 1953-12-20
Comment to Players
Hints Mum Plans
To Quit Coaching
BY the Assce'osec Pres,

bY the Asscc'ofec P'eSt
PASADENA, Calf. Dec.
19.-Biggie Mum, Michigan
State football coach. fur
nished a clue today that
seemed to confirm reports
he will quit coaching to
take over as the schools
athletic director.
Mum was chatting with
a group of players on the
practice field.
How many seniors in this
bunch?" he asked.
Seven" one of the play
ers told him.
Make 1t eight" said
Mum. Count me in. too"
Evening star., 1953-12-20
By MerrelI WhittIesev

The wire service report from
Bermuda that Leigh Kelsey of
the Prince Georges Club won a
hole -in-one contest on the re-
Evening star., 1953-12-20
7 uble Tennis Today

Singles and doubles table
tennis competition for men,
women and juniors will be held
by the District Table Tennis Club
at 4 pm. today at 403 Eleventh
street NV.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-04
NATHANIEL EVANS
ENTERTAiNs FRIENDS
ON HIS BIRTHDAY

On Sunday evening, November
% the home of Mr.. Nathaniel
Evans, 978 Iglehart Av, was the
scene of a delightful affair when
he entertained a group of friends
on the occasion of his birthday.
The evening was climaxed with
an illustrated talk by Mrs. Albert
Mcfarland Jr., of her trip abroad.
relating incidents, scenery, etc. in
the different countries visited
AS the evening progressed the
group enjoyed games, the tasty
lunch served and just socializing.
The honoree received many
practical and much appreciated
gifts from guests. Guests present
included the Mines. Rose l.. Davis,
Albert Mcfarland Jr.; Rosa Ma
han. Annette Robinson, NJ. l.,
Utterback, the Messrs. George f.
Butler, Robert Crump, Edward
Hatton, the Messrs and Mines,
Napoleon Pearson, Godfrey Raw
lings, w. Dudley Smith, Carlos
Moffatt, Oscar Oliver. Ellsworth
Harris, Charles Curry. Morris
Love. Geoge w. Smith and Mrs,
Leila Boyd.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-04
c. w. GIenns To
Sail For Europe
Saturday, Dec. S

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Glenn,
ss4o Fourth Av. s., Minneapolis.
left Wednesday noon. December
? for New York City, the port OF
embarkment for their trip abroad.
They viii sail from New York
Saturday. December 5 on tho S. s.
vulcana ON the first lap of their
trip which includes nine-day
Mediterranean Cruise. Their first
stop win be Lisbon. Portugal. then
Casablanca. Morocco. Algiers, Al
geria. the cruise ending at BARGE
Iona, Spain. on December 20.
They VIII then proceed to Italy,
stopping in Paimero. Naples,
Geneo and will spend Christmas
Day in Rome and from there to
Florence, Italy.
From Italy they will sail for
Switzerland and viii spend New
Years Day In Lucerne and from
there they viii 40 to France. stop
ping in Cannes and Paris. Leav-
ing Paris. they win so to Eng
land, visiting in London and Liv'
erpool.
The Glenns win embark from
Liverpool. sailing on the lille De
France and win land In New
York City some time In January
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-04
Ethiopia SURPRISES
Only Newspaper

Chicago amp Much has
been made OF the Argentine gov
ernment's suppression OF La
Prensa. a liberal and independent
newspaper. but little or nothing
has been said Of similar action
taken BY the Ethiopian govern
ment.
In a letter to the editor Of a
Chicago daily newspaper, the for
mer editor OF The Progress. pub
lished in Adds Ababa. Ethiopia,
related the fate Of that publica-
ton Among other things he said
The Progress was the only
Newspaper Ethiopia had except
some negligible handouts publish
ed by government and govern
ment-sponsored organization.
edited the Progress for five
months and although we had
agreed. under compuIsion, not TO
criticize the government, and not
to publish anything political we
were censored 10 death.
when the order went forth
from the censor's office, that we,
the only independent newspaper
in the country. must run no arti-
cles or news stories, but only adj
vertisements and pictures. ! quit
Since then the paper has ceased 10
appear, and its manager. who
financed il. has left the country.
Ethiopia IL signatory TO the
Declaration OF Human Rights Of
the United Nations, and thus il Is
pledged 70 support the fires Tow OF
news, but she Ignores any repre-
sensations nnade 10 her through
that body"
william H. Seed. the former
Ethiopian editor. then went on 70
trace the growing Importance Of
that country. He cited it's large
area and its untaped resources.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-04

vembcr rs, Prizes were awarded
TO Mrs. Allie Il. Wilson, first.
Mrs. Annie Walker, second and
Mrs, Viola Madden. third. The
next meeting win be held on SAT-
urday, December II, with Mrs.
Fiossic Harris, s6aT Clinton Az.
as hostess.
Crcsitrundo's Meeting; The
Cresiteundo's will meet on Decem-
Der q, with Miss Rowena Warren,
1858 Fourth Av 5. as hostess,
Election OF officers will be held
at this meeting and plans win be
completed for the Christmas
party scheduled for December 10
winsome VIII Entertains; Fun
food and frolic were the order Of
the evening on Saturday. Novcm'
Der n when the Winsome Club
entertained members and their
husbands at a progressive party
which started at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Ashmore Stokes. 7ss
Aurora Ave. and from there they
proceeded 10 the home OF Mr. and
Mrs Albert Harper, 766 81. An
thony Av,, st, Paul, and the final
destination was the home OF
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. William Whitcside.
5000 Third Av. s., Minneapolis.
Members and guests were highly
entertained at each home visited
and games were played followed
by refreshments.
Visit Family; Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam N, Perry. 500 Emerson Av.
N. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
J, A. Smith Of AS Rondo Ave.
ST. Paul. and their son. Jimmie.
motored 10 Muskogee. Okla,
where they spent the week end OF
November IL. visiting Mrs.
Mrs. Perry's parents, Rev. and
Mrs. J. II. Gray and a sister, Mrs.
Juanita stevens Enroute home
the party stopped in Kansas City.
Mo, and Des Moincs. Ia. visiting
| friends.
Improved, Mrs, Anne Crews.
36os Clinton Av.. who has been III
at her home for the past ten days
is somewhat improved and Is able
to sit up for short while.
Visiting Daughter; Mrs. Isabel
Stone, 22os Smelling Av, left the
city Thursday, December 3, for
Fontana, Calf where she win
spend the Christmas holidays Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs. Nellie
Tolbert.
Family Visitor: MFR. Charles l..
Gray OF Benton Harbor Mich,
was the Thanksgiving weekend
guest Of his brother and sister-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs Riley Gilchrist,
saa6 Second Az, $, Mr. Gray was
greatly impressed with the city
and hopes to make Minneapolis
his home.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-04

be exchanged. Mrs. Junauld Brad
dock, social chairman, will have
charge of the games. Mrs. Lula
Pearson, president, said that a
short business meeting will be
held preceding the party.
Participants On Ty Program:
The Misses Marcelene and Beverly
j. Henderson. $50 st. Anthony
Av- will compete in the Indy
Contest sponsored by Jack Thay-
er's Corner Drug Store program
on WTCN-Tv. channel IL, on De-
cember 4 at 4;30 p. m.
Thanksgiving Plus Birthday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander B. Jordan
entertained at dinner party on
November 2sth in honor of Mr..
Jordan's birthday which fell on
Thanksgiving. They were assisted
by Mrs. Dolly Crushshon, Mr.. Jor-
dams sister.
Guests included Messrs. and
Mines. A. w. Jordan, James Rob.
inson, John o'Neal Sr,, John o.
Neal Jr., and son Gary; Peter Jor-
dan, DR., Lillian Lewis, Master
Tony O'Neal and little Kathleen
Robinson.
Spends Week End In City: Mrs.
Margaret Williams of Lawrence.
Kans., spent the Thanksgiving
holiday visiting her cousin and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. William Perry.
SOP Emerson Av. N. In honor of
their guest, Mr.. and Mrs Perry
entertained at dinner on Thanks
giving Day. Guests included Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Stewart and chill
dren of st. Paul; the Messrs and
Mines. Robert Fields and children.
William Umbles and John r.
Tucker.
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Stork Shower Is
Held For Mrs.
Ora Lee Renee

On Saturday, November n,
Mrs, Ora Lee Law. mother. and
Mrs, Douglas Rice. grandmother,
both OF 1907 Fremont Av. N,
were co-hostcsses Mt a prettily APP
pointed stork shower for Mrs. Ora
Lee Renee. at their home.
The dining table was covered
with a white cloth with a center
piece Of assorted fruit between
lighted tapers in crystal holders.
The many beautifully Gift wrap
ped parcels were arranged on the
table, an the guests arrived.
When the numerous useful and
lovely gifts for the baby-to-be
were shown and admired by the
guests, games were played. Prizes
were awarded to Mines. Ruth Nc
Coy: Viola Smiley. Beverley
schefenberg, the Misses Darrell
Price. Doris May and Jeanette
Jackson,
A delicious lunch was served by
the hostesses.
Other guests present who shar-
ed in the festivities included the
Mines. frankie Townsend and
daughter, Beverley Schefenberg
and daughter. Mary Hooker. the
Misses Betty Jackson, Rosemary
McNeal, Marceline Lewis, Ana Lee
jackson. Luclla Mcconnell; the
Messrs Art Herbcry, Everett Law
and children, Julius Townsend
Israel Smiley, Richard Lewis
Harvey Winston, Douglas Rice
and Mrs Matte Lumsey and
daughter.
Those who sent gifts included
Bessie McGerr, Ann Delta, Rose
Martin, Mildred Summers. Ollie
Berlkhus, Genevievc MCGEE. Paul
Blorglund. Ed Johnson, Charles
Johnson. Mrs, Wade Mrs Monnie
Lee; the Mines VILLA Mae jack
son, LottIe Law. Myra Rice, Mar
gueite Price and Miss Norma
Rice.
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brides mother. attended by Mrs.
F. ID. McCracken and Mrs. Walter
Dyer, presented a picture of
beauty as the many beautiful and
useful gifts were arranged, tokens
Of love and admiration from the
many friends. Flowers were
brought from the church and add
ed a decorative motif to the gift
room.
The bride and groom slipped
away temporarily. They returned
Wednesday morning to assist in
the departure OF the senior Ran
dalls.
Mr., and Mrs. Randall Jr., left
by motor in mid-afternoon the
same day for Washington. ID. c.
From there they win leave for
New York City and will fly from
New York to Bermuda for short
honeymoon.
Out-of-town guests attending
the wedding included Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin b. Randall Sr., Cam
bridge, parents of the groom, and
Mr.. Lawrence Brown of Washing
ton, ID. c.
The bride, graduate of Cen
trail high school and Manchester
College, St Paul, and Catholic
University, Washington. is a
teacher of English in Margaret
Murray Vocational high school in
Washington.
Mr. Randall, a graduate OF Har-
ward University, Cambridge,
Mass, is employed in the Bureau
of Statistics in Washington.
After December Z, Mr.. and Mrs,
Randall viii be at home at 49l1
Jay St. ", f.. Washington, d. c.
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roll Av., and the late Mr.. Jane
St Paul Fire Department prior to
his death in 1892. Mr.. Randall is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
b. Randall ST., of Cambridge.
Mass.
The wedding was a St Paul So
cial event of $50 p. m. Tuesday.
November "a. with Rev. Denzil A.
Carly, rector of st. Phillips Epis-
copal church performing the cere-
mony. Cibotium ferns and large
baskets of white chrysanthemums
formed the background of the al
tar.
A program of nuptial music pre-
ceeding the ceremony was pre-
sented by Mr. Jack Fisher, or
ganist, who also played the ira
ditional wedding march.
Entering with her brother, Hoo
mer Ransom Coins, who gave her
in marriage. the bride was lovely
in a wedding gown originally
worn by her cousin, Mrs N,
Walter Coins, at her wedding,
fashioned of white slipper satin,
with draped lace bertha of Point
d Venice: fitted bodice with self
covered buttons down the back
extending to the waist. The long
sleeves of satin tapered to point
at the wrists and over the hands.
The full skirt of satin ended in a
two yard train.
The brides long veil of bridal
illusion edged in Point d Venice
lace fell from heart shaped
coronet of lace and tulle. She wore
single strand of pearls, a gift
from the groom. She carried a
shower bouquet Of white roses and
white chrysanthemums centered
with a large pompom chrysanthe-
mum.
Mrs Bertram Shannon, cousin
Of the bride served as her matron
OF honor. She wore a gown Of blue
taffeta and carried a bouquet of
yellow pompoms and button chry-
santhemums,
Miss Doris shannon was the
junior bridesmaid and was attired
in a gown similar in color and
style TO that worn by the matron
of honor. She carried bouquet Of
yellow chrysanthemums Her
dress was made in the classroom
of one Of the brides co-workers in
Washington
Mr.. Lawrence Brown OF Wash
ington, d. c.. a childhood friend
and former classmate of the
groom attended him as best man
and ushers were the Messrs.
Frank Smith, Bertram Shannon,
Stephen Maxwell and William
Coins.
Mrs Coins chose for her daugh-
ter's wedding. a gown Of wood
pink nylon lace and net fashioned
with an Empress collar and bal
lerina length skirt, Mrs. Randall
sr, mother Of the groom, chose a
gown Of pink lace made ankle
length. Both wore corsages Of red
roses and white carnations.
Following the ceremony. re-
cepuon was held at the home OF
the brides mother. The house was
sttractively decorated thruout
with ported chrysanthemums in
assorted colors The large floral
l centerpiece on the buffet in the
dining room heightened the beauty
Of the setting.
The brides table was covered
with lace cloth and centered
with a four TERED wedding cake
between lighted tapers in crystal
candelabras. A crystal punch bowl
/ placed at one end Of the table was
presided over by Mrs. Robert
Mitchell and at the opposite end
Mrs. r. Ransom Coins. sister-in-
Law OF the bride, slternated with
Mrs, Arthur Hedge in serving ice
cream and cake Mrs Frank
Terry cut and served the wedding
cake. Masters James Bruce and
David Phillip Coins. nephews
were in charge Of the guest regis
try.
The wedding gifts displayed in
the pent house apartment Of the
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Social and Personal
MINNIE APCLIS

N~~S>~~>~>~>>>|>>D
Bethesda Baptist church will meet
at the home of Mrs. lone Brown,
5000 18th Av. S, on Thursday,
December 10 at p. m. All mem
bers are urged to be present. Mrs.
Leola Young is president
Booker r. Washington study
Club; Mrs. ], r. Stevens, 1924
Fourth Az S., was hostess to the
Booker T, Washington Study
Club on Tuesday afternoon. De-
cembcr /. Plans were completed
for the Christmas cheer for shut
ms at the Rest Home The club
will hold its New Years party on
January 5, at the home of Mrs
Elmer Smith, 1919 Smelling Az.
The next regular meeting OF the
club will be held on January 10,
1854, at the home Of Mrs William
Wormlcy. 1910 Fourth Az. s.
Dinner Guests; Mrs, A. -,
Adams and Mrs Zephyr Turner,
272i Portland Ave. were co-hos.
tesses at a prettily appointed din
ner party on Sunday. November
80 in honor of their mother, Mrs.
Anna Banks, of Chicago, who X
their house guest, and Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Payne Sir, Of Kan.
sas City, Mo, parents Of Mrs. s.
o. Harris. Of 1887 Clinton Az.
Othc guests included Mrs. s. o.
Harris and daughter, Lesly Diane,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil r. Newman
and Mr.. James SIemmons
HospitaIIzed: Mrs. oscar
isaIIyt Gates Of 912 Fremont
Az. N, entered Fairview hospital
on Monday November 30. where
she underwent minor surgery.
She is reported in excellent con-
dition and Is expected To return
home this weekend
Visiting Daughters: Mrs Anna
Banks Of Chicago, mother Of
Mines Zephyr Turner and a. d
Adams, 2721 Portland Az. arrived
on Tuesday, November "a to spend
the holidays with her daughters.
Chicago Visitors; Mr. and Mrs
Ray Houston OF Chicago arrived
in the city Tuesday. December 1
for weeks visit with their
father. Mr. Ellis Houston Of $3.50
Smelling Az.
To Bedside or Mother; Mrs VI.
l.. Simmons and children Of 1856
Fifth Az. s. left Saturday, Mo-
yember %, for Washington. ID. c.
whore she was called to the bed
side Of her mother. who is critical
~ III
To Tour Korea; Miss Mildred
Pollard 250f Fourth Az s.. a
former member OF the wings
over Jordan Choir" reioned the
choir last week at Toledo. Ohio,
for six weeks tour Of Korea.
Miss Pollard win return 10 the
city on her return to the United
States.
Guests Al Dinner; Mrs. George
Peters and nephew. John Wade Of
9se Bryant Ave. n. were the
Thanksgiving dinner guests OF
Mrs. Thomas Henry OF sol Eighth
Az. ".
spends Thanksgiving At Home;
Miss Greta Jean White. Kansas
city, Mo. spent the Thanksgiving
week end visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Shelton Of
1915 Clinton Ave She left Sunday
evening. November 20. for Kansas
City. where she Ia enrolled In the
Lincoln Junior College.
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Baby Contest Winner: The l..
w. Harris Gospel Chorus of Pill.
grim Baptist church reported the
final results of their Baby Con-
test on Sunday. November 20 at
s p. m. The two babies in the con-
test were Nathaniel N. Galloway
Jr., from Pilgrim Baptist church
and Joyce Marie Wiley from St.
James AME church. Baby Gallo
way won the contest and was
crowned king.
Change OF Address: Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. r. Lynn, formerly of 292
n. st. Adams. are now residing
at 655 Carroll Av.
Criterion Club Meeting: The
Criterion Club will meet on Sat-
urday, December at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clardy, Tie
Iglehart Av.
New Residence: Mrs. Dolly
Crushshon, who formerly resided
at 662 st. Anthony Av., has NOV
ed to her new residence at go
Fuller Av.
Pragmateia Sorority Christmas
Party: Pragmateia Sorority will
have its Christmas party at the
home of Miss Connie Hill, S3s
Carroll Av., on Dec. 4. Gifts will
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Attends Detroit Meeting: Rev.
NJ. l.. Simmons. 1856 Fourth Av.
s., left Monday, November 30. for
Detroit, Mich. to attend the VIII
berforce Drive Meeting He will
return Saturday. December 5.
Dinner Guests: Messrs. and
Mines Dan McAdams, Thomas NJ.
Brown and daughter. Zebra Ann
and Mr.. Ralph II, Wilson were
Thanksgiving dinner guests Of
Mrs. Allie +. Wilson. 3749 Fourth
Av S.
Spend Few Days In City: On
Tuesday, November "a, Elder and
Mrs A. l.. Kirk and daughter,
Wilma, of Flint, Mich, arrived by
plane for a short visit in the city
and were guests at Hotel Dyck-
man. They were the luncheon and
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Adair, 1922 James Az. N.
and Mr.. and Mrs. T.. H. Cater,
1924 Clinton Az. S. Elder Kirk Is
former pastor Of the Glendale
Seventh Day Adventist church.
They returned home by plane
Kansas city Visitors: Mr. and
Mrs. Chester A. Anderson Of
Kansas City. Mo, were the
Thanksgiving week end guests Of
Mr., and Mrs. Marian Taylor Of
2i35 Fourth Az S. They returned
70 their home on Sunday morning,
November 20 The Andersons are
both teachers In the Kansas city
public school system.
Morocco Club: At recent
meeting Of the Morocco Club elec-
ton Of officers was held with the
following slate elected; President,
Mr. n. Roberts; vice president
Mr. Luther Dennis, treasurer
Mrs a. Owens and secretary Mrs
Bernice Roberts. The next meet
ing viii be held on December 8
al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Thompson. 1926 r. Seth St
Birthday Greetings: Belated
birthday greetings 10 Mrs. sivilla
walker. 1920 Bryant Az n
whose birthday was Tuesday De
cenber first. Mrs walker cele-
bratcd the day very quietly at
home. but was remembered with
gifts and cards from her family
and friends. She Is the mother OF
/ Mrs r Henderson, same address.
Dinner Hostess: Mrs. Ida Avis
1928 Fourth Av s.. was hostess
at dinner on Thanksgiving Day
Guests were Rev. and Mrs Hen
derson Reddick: Mines p snadnn.
Anna Cannon and Miss Mary
Turner. A nice dinner was en-
joyed.
Visits sister: Mrs. Bertha
Smith Of Chicago, arrived In the
city on November %, for an in
definite stay with her sister and
brother-in-law. Rev. and Mrs. II
W. Bolts ST., OF 1919 Lyndale Az.
IN.
New Sister; Joycenn Marie
Jones has new sister and its a
new daughter for Mr.. and Mrs.
William f. Jones OF 1887 Stevens
Av Judy Ann was born Novenn-
her % at Mt. Sinai Hospital,
weighing six pounds and 81
ounces. Maternal grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Pruitt OF
Houston, Tex, and paternal
grandmother is Mrs Eyangeiine
Jones Of Dallas. Tex.
willing Workers Club Meets;
The willing Workers Club OF
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cAcorrHrs scRisrNDI

IL all the trees in all the woods were men,
And each and every blade of grass q PEN
IL every leaf on every shrub and tree
Turned to sheet of soolscap; every sea
Were changed to ink. and all carths
living tribes
Had nothing else to do but act as seribes,
And for ten thousand ages, day and night,
The human race should write, and write,
and write,
Till all the pens and paper were used up,
And the huge inkstand was an empty cup,
Still would the scribblers clustered round
its brink
Call for more pens, more paper, and
more ink. Oliver Wendell Holmes