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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-07-31
KITTY HAWK MAN MADE
JUSTICE OF PEACE
Bill Anderson Sworn in After Ac-
cepting Unexpected APP
pOintment

Kitty Hawk. - Atlantic town.
ship has a new justice of the
peace. William Anderson of
Anderson's store and cottages
has received the appointment
from Gov. William B. Umstead.
Although the appointment
came as a surprise to Mr.. Ander-
son, he accepted it and has quail
flied and been sworn in.
To date, however, he has had
no business in his justice court.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-07-31

The nations motor vehicles
consume 40 billion gallons of
gasoline every year, with the av.
erage passenger car using about
$50 gallons of this amount, ac-
cording to the Carolina Motor
Club.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-07-31
MOVES TO NORFOLK

Kitty Hawk. - Mrs. Wayne
Parker and baby have moved
from here to Norfolk, Va, where
her husband is stationed in the
Coast Guard. Mrs. Parker is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Best.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-07-31
TOWN COMMISSION
TO HOLD MEETING

Kill Devil Hills. - Under its
recent decision to meet the first
Tuesday night of each month, the
Kill Devil Hills town board will
be in session at the Avalon
Beach office at 8 o'clock the
night of August 4. All meetings
are open to the public.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25

Judges nave been selected IN
this and all neiKhborhOOd areas In
Minneapolis and suburbs for the
second annual Prince Of Good
NeighborH contest which starts
today. The event IL sponsored by
the Community Chest and Council
Of Hsnnspln County. Inc.
Judges include; Mr.. Norman
Tufty. Christmas Lake. represent.
ing the EKoslSlor. Desphavsn area.
Mrs Stuart H. Lane. 7I2s Irving
Ave. r.. RlchfisId. Bloomington
area; Mrs.. Philip Lush. Mound.
WayEata.N Mound area; Dr. and
Mrs. Charles Nsumsistsr. Hop.
kins; Mrs Cecil Nsumsn. IO6s
Third Ave So, south-s0uthWsst
Minneapolis. Mrs Hermann
strachaBsr. Edna, Edna Morn
ingNide; Mr. w. J. HAWK, aOl2
Smelling Ave. East Lake area;
Mr. A. N Berg. 42IO West Broad.
way Ave ~, RObbinsdals-N North
HsnnspiH County: Mrs Leonard
Reyes. 3sIs Van Buren, Street, ~.
", Northeast Minneapolis CoIun1.
bla Heights. Mr.. Erwin Hsass.
1914 Victory Memorial Drive ~.
North Minneapolis.
Letters from al arsas n0ninat.
ing Cood HsiGhbOrs win be- judged
BY this group. Anyone can enter
the contest BY simply writing .
letter about q person thy feel IL
. good nsiRhbor. Send n % Prince
~ Oood Nsighb0rs Contest. Com
munlty Chest, CITIZENS Ala Build.
Ing. Minneapolis 4, Ainnss0ta.
Tss name u the sender and nom
ines must accompany the letter.
The contest dates are Bsptsn-
Der ~ through October 7. All mail
must b. In ~ midnight. octSbsr
Z.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
NoVVol B0rkSd0I0
Given Surprise P0rfY
On Ms BIrthdaY

The Noval BaTkBdale residence.
1908 Emerson Ave. N. was the
scene Of a delightful affair when
Mrs. BarkSdaIe surprised her hus-
band with a birthday party on
Friday evening. September IS.
Mr.. BaTksdale went 10 a friends
home 10 watch q fight on TV.
When he returned around ten o.
clock . group Of friends were on
hand TO congratulate him and to
extend happy birthday greetings
II was then that he realized that
the joke was on him.
The h0nOree received many
beautiful and useful gifts which
he showed 10 the delight 81 the
guests. Cards were the diversion
OF the evening followed by a de-
licious meal
Guests who shared their hos
pltality were the Messrs and
Mines. Albert Wallace. Kenneth
Mason, Mines Evelyn Martin
MarIOwe Petersen, Margaret
Cooley. Ernsatins Young, Miss
Mildred vernado. the Msaars
Elmer Christensen. John Moore
Russell Walden, Lewis ssat0n and
Gene Thomas.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25

HolHey Memorial CINE church,
720 Humboldt Ave ~. IN present.
ing How I Did IT. program do.
signed 10 inspire young and old.
on Sunday afternoon, September
n At a:3O p. m.
Many prominent business and
professional men and women will
give brief accounts Of how they
dld It." Rev. Frederick Myers,
pastor Of Mayfi0wsr ConRreRa.
tlonhI church and president OF the
Ministerial Association Of Min.
nsapolis will open the program
with why Did H."
Chester johnson, Of the
CounSslling Department Of the
Minneapolis Board Of Education
and Shelton Granger. executive
secretary 81 the Minneapolis
Urban League viii close the pro.
gram by pointing out How You
Can DO H."
Music numbers will BE- rendered
by some Of MlnnsRpollE most
talented musicians. Refreshments
will be- served after the program.
The public 10 invited.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE TO
OPEN Pro FOOTBALL

Chicago ANPD-The Nation.
al Football league win open its
1853 championship schedule Sun
day, Sept n. with NIX games on
the slate. All the teams are en-
pectsd TO be improved and all but
two Of the teams win field Negro
players. The all white teams are
the champion Detroit Lions and
Redskins have never had . eolOred
player.
PavOrites In the National diu.
sion are expected 10 BE- the cham
pion Lions with the Los Angeles
Rams a. Top ehaIIsngerH. In the
American division, the psrsniaIly
tough Cleveland BrvWns win b
the team 20 beat with the other
clubs In hot pursuit
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
AMP WTlsOV Prsdlefs
Dodgers VIII Win Series
ny vlPRiI OVeglpsa

chieago,--In baseball II IL usu.
ally folly 10 predict against the
New York Yankees whsn the
chips are down. Nevertheless. with
bsssbaIrs greatest prize. the
worlds championship. ~ stake.
this repaTtsr sincerely believes
that the Brooklyn Dodgers win
take the World Series.
This year all the Dodgers ap-
pear 10 b. having excellent sea
sons ~ the same time. Believing
that the players viii not choke W.
this reporter takes the Dodgers In
1--WE 90 sin games.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
Mrs. Eula Williams
Returns From Trip
South & West

Mira EaIlR Williams, TS3 Car.
roll Ave. administrative score.
tAry for the st, Paul Worship
for the Blind. a Community Chest
agency returned this week end
after vacatiohing In Texas, okla.
homR, New Mexico and Canfor.
MIA,
a major portion Of her visit
was spent with = sister and
brother-in.lAw, Mr.. and Mrs Le.
roy Mckinney and q brother and
AisteT.in-law, Mr. and Mrs Ros-
ale J, Conner Of Richmond, Calf.
In San Francisco and the Ray
Shore area, she enjoyed parties,
sightseeing tours and visiting
with friends Among those with
whom she visited were Master
Sgt. and Mrs william Howlo.
man Of the Park Air Base. Pleas.
anton. Calf, formerly Of NJ,
Paul
Mrs, Williams reports n won
dsrful vacation and tho hospitality
Of her hosts and hosteases will be
topics for discussion for many n
moon.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
com0Os And friends
HOIp Jock Ryans
Observe Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. John W. CJackJ
Ryan, s54 Iglehart Ave, were
hosts TO the regular meeting Of
the Cameo Social Club on Satur-
day evening, September 10.
Following adjournment Of the
club, members were Joined by
about thirty friends Of the couple
whom they had invited TO help
make their tenth wedding ami.
versary q happy occasion.
An unusual evening was spent
playing games and dancing. eli
NAKED by q delicious buffet sup
per Refreshing cocktails added
zeSt 10 the party.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
HOUSING MAN TALKS TO
LUNCHEON MEETING

Napoleon Dotson Of Chicago.
race relations officer for the
Federal Housing Administration
spoke 20 q luncheon group Of
citIEsns Wednesday noon on
housing problems.
Mr. DOtSon came b. Minnesota
20 confer with w. D. FaTisy. Min
Bss0ta FHA officer and said
prospective home owners should
take advantage Of home imam.
cling through FHA, the federal In
surfing agency.
The housing man AaId Negroes
should take advantage Of the
government cooperative housing
program.
The lunohs0n meeting was
sponsored by the Minneapolis
Urban League.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
jones w. Fraction honor0d
With Blrfhday Party

Mr., James W. Fraction, Ss4i
Clinton Ave-. was very pleasant.
ly surprised on Friday evening.
september Is, when his family
foted him with a party In Cele-
bration OF his birthday.
Mrs, Fraction had asked his
cousins, Mr., and Mrs Henry
Johnson Of st. Paul to come over
10 watch the fight and play a few
hands OF cAnasta, which they did
When the fight was over. Mr.
Fraction began TO yawn, n hint TO
the johnson TO make their Rdieu
and after a couple Of hands were
played and the JohnaonR refused
10 take the hint Mr.. Fraction
boldly excused himself. apologize
ing that he had To arise no early
tho next morning that he Just
had to retire.
While he was preparing ca re-
tire, = group arrived singing
Happy Birthday To You"
After the opening Of many gifts
was over. games were played. fol.
lowed by a delicious repaat. A
highlight OF the delightful affair
was the huge, beautifully decorAt.
cd birthday cake which had three
names inscribed. tho honorcs. son
Bill whose birthday was septem-
Der 18th. and daughter. Marilyn.
whose birthday was August ~.
and they shared honora At tho
party much to their utter sur.
prise.
Guests, all members Of the fam.
ily. included the MeRsrH. and
Mines. Carl Wade. sr.. Carl Wade
Jr, Fred Murphy, Harold G.
Combs, Ira Robinson and chill.
dren, Henry johnson. the Mines
Shirley Wade. Matte Drew. Jo-
ann johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Fraction and daughter, Ann,
MeAsrH. Bill Fraction, Moses
johnson. Miss MiiIicsnt Wheeler.
Ronnis Fraction and Michael
Nsrburne.
Nope. Mr.. Fraction didn't get
10 bed on time Friday night.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
Jerry Banham Enf0rfoIns
Friends A. paPtV

The rumpus room OF the A. r.
Banhams, I'll Carroll Ave. was
the setting for a gala affair.
when their son, Jerry entertained
a group OF his friends with a
party on Sunday evening. septem-
Der Is.
Dancing was a highlight OF the
gay evenings festivities.
Some OF the guests who shared
In the festivities, included the
Misses Joan johnson, Gloria
Presly. Connie Hill. Jean peach
es) Suthern. Alliances Booker,
Pattie Brown, Janice Ponder,
Beverly Kirk. Regina williams,
Norma Jean Howell, Pat jackson.
Sylvia Boyd. Marian Jones, Eta
Jean Boyd, Marian williams. Min
ME Young. lone Brown.
Also the Messrs. Dick Blakley.
Phi Acosta, Maceo Buford, Rus
sell Rostad, Jimmy Lee, James
Walton. Wesley Simmons, Harry
Dillon, Walter Mcfarland, Bubba
johnson and Martin williams.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
Goine Away Porty
Given In Honor Of
Eta Jean RoNd

On Saturday evening, Septem.
Der 10. Miss Eta Jean Boyd. TIA
st. Anthony Ave, St Paul. was
the guest Of honor at a going
away" dinner party given by a
group OF her friends.
Hostesses at the gala affair
were the Misses Gwendolyn Nor
row. Carol Allen. Beverly Jones,
Marilyn Smith. Colleen Moore,
Marian Williams. Janice Boyd and
Doris Escue.
Following dinner Miss Boyd
was feted at a party held at the
home Of Mr.. Robert johnson. 1882
Fifth Ave. S, Dancing was the
highlight OF the delightful affair
when about IS friends Joined in
the merriment.
Miss Boyd left Monday, Sep
tembe 81. for Wilberforce, o.,
where she viii matriculate at
Howard University.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25

honorccs received many beautiful
gifts, A lovely repast was served,
A. tho evening progressed the
group enjoyed games and watch.
ihg tcloviSion,
Out az Hospitals John L. Nc.
Hls Ill, son OF Mr., and Mrs, John
l., Nellie JT, SOtb Third Ave. g.,
has returned home from Mt, Sinai
hospital where no was confined
for treatment Of poison ivy, John
IL much better and II able 90 be
back In school
Attend O.E.a. SrauIoRsI Mrs,
John jackson. S9i8 Fourth Ave,
\. returned home on Sunday,
September 20, from winnipeg,
Manitoba, Canada, where she at
tended tho 2sth Annual Session
Of the Eastern star Chapters,
WIN Organize Choral Unloni
Tho Minneapolis Choral Union
win be organized on Saturday
evening, September 20, at 3 p. m,
at Bethesda Baptist church, ii20
South Eighth street, All cholru,
or persons interested In singing
are urged 60 be present at this
meeting,
IIOapltailRcd; Mrs. EttA oliver
a7i5 Fourth Ave, r. entered Fair
view hospital on Tuesday, Sep.
TENDER a.. where she underwent
surgery, She Ia resting comfort
ably.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
Ridley's Entertain
Al Dinner For
Guests From Texas

A recent supper was quite an
event at the home nf Mr.. and Mrs.
William Ridley, SIS 81. Anthony
Ave. when they entertained In
honor ot their house guests, Mrs.
Matthew Mccoy and Mr., ami Mrs,
Henry Robinson OF TT Worth.
Texas on Sunday, September 20,
The house was beautifully dec
GRATED with all the fall flowers
gathered from Mrs. Ridicy'S gar
den and the floral arrangements
heightened the beauty Of the set.
ting and accented the silver and
crystal of the table appointments,
Following the dinner pictures
were shown by some OF the guests
nf scenic shots" taken ON their
different vacation trips and was
climaNed with pictures of the
gardens of members Of the 81.
Anthony Garden Club,
Among the guests who shared
In the hospitality were the
MeasrE, and Mines, Matthew q,
Evans. Edmund Moore, Louis r,
Moore, Iva Dorsey, Robert Muir
ray II. &c. Reed. Chester Green,
the Mines. Hermonia Hickman.
Minnie Raymond. Sidney Williams
Cornelia Smith. Ida Mae Murphy,
Gladys johnson, Etoy Davis, Mr.,
and Mrs, Hecksr, Mr. Earl Andcr.
son and Mrs, Peterson.
Mrs, Mccoy and Mrs Robinson
are sisters uf Mrs. Ridley.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
Plan VaeGtlON Trip
To lNaaea Park


Mr.. Albert Hurt, 900 70, Frank
lin Ave, recently spent q few
days visiting relatives and friends
In Kearnsy. Grand Island. oothen.
berg and Omaha, Nebr IN Omaha
where he spent most Of his Vaca-
ton, he was the guest Of Mr., and
Mrs. v. Klncaid.
Mr., and Mrs, kincaId win visit
Mr., Hurt this week end, and viii
accompany him on q motor trip
into Canada, on Saturday night,
September 20, the KIncaidn and
Mr., Hurt win ba the dinner guests
In ~. Paul, Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hor.
ace MsauK, 1890 Bhsrburns Ave,
81. Paul.
Mr.. and Mira. Meaux viii also
accompany the party 10 Canada,
leaving early Sunday morning,
September n. They will vacation
In Lake Of the Woods region In
Canada, They win return by way
Of ItAacR Park and Bsmldji, MINI
arriving home Tuesday evening,
September 20,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
NATIVE AFRICAN BANK
NOW HAS II BRANCHES

Lagos (ANP)-- The African
Continental Bank. Limited. open
ed Its 18th branch at Maidurgi.
Nigeria, last week. More than
1000 persons attended a. A. X
BlanIIson. general manager. de-
Iivered the opening address.
The Continental Bank started
at Yaba, . suburb Of Lagos, IN
1913. II has grown rapidly. Dr.
Nnamdi AEikewe. the Newspaper
maEnate, IL the managing direc-
tor Of the chain Of banks.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
NORFOLK RADIO STATION
PROMOTES TWO NEGROES

Norfolk, Va.-(ANP)- WRAP
has promoted Oliver Allen to the
post Of program director, becom-
ing one Of the few Negroes in the
United States 10 hold an execu-
tive position in a radio station,
and Robert King, disc jockey. TO
the position Of the chief announ-
Ger. King will continue to air his
three daily programs
WRAP II beginning its second
year OF broadcasting TO eastern
Virginia.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
MISS NAOMI MILLER
WEEDS GEORGE WOODS JR.

Miss Naomi Miller, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Marion Miller Of
Little Rock. Ark.. was united In
marriage with Airman George
Woods. Jr.. son Of Mr.. Woods ST.,
323 LyndaIe Ave. ~. on satur-
day, September 10, at the home Of
Mrs. Samuel johnson. S7i Lyle
hart Ave. with Rev. Edward J.
Jones. pastor Of st. James AME
church performing the ceremony.
Altman Woods In In the Air
Corps and IL stationed at VIII
liams Air Base In Arizona.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
MOTHER HAS
ANOTTTER MULTIPLE BIHTHI

Atlanta amp Mrs wnhs
Sheppard was not quite a. pro-
ductive this year - last but all
mall. she was no aiOBeh.
The proud wife % = wood ped.
der last week gave birth 30
twins. This fen snort u the trip.
let's born 70 her last year.
The NV additions % the family
are DeI0Ffs and Dslyn. b0rn In
Grady hospital the FIRST home q
the tTfplstA. born On o. valsn.
tiBs's Day. iGS2
Tbs couple now has eight
yO1ngstsFs. an under nine years
q age.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25

Birthday Celebrated: Mr.. orton
Shelton. 353 w. Central Ave
celebrated his birthday on We'd
nesday, September 10. and was
given a defense bond by his wife.
Mr.. Shelton who has been III dur.
ing the previous week. returned
to work on Monday, September
81.
Delegate: Mrs. Horace Brown.
S6S Carroll Ave, returned Friday
September IS from Miami, Fla.
Mrs. Brown was a delegate TO the
National Baptist Convention held
there.
Newlywed: Mrs. Frederick d.
Inge, Of Hampton. Va, arrived
In the city on a business trip and
will be here until October Is.
Mrs. Inge, the former Lucille
Weber Of 779 Carroll Ave.
was married to DR.. Frederick d.
Inge. head OF the Biological De-
partment OF Hampton Institute.
on Thursday. September 3. Nup-
tial vows were exchanged at the
home Of DIR. Inge's brother In
Charlottesville, Va. in the pres
ence Of the family and a few
friends. Following the ceremony.
a wedding supper was served by
the Inges. DR.. and Mrs. Inge will
make their home on the campus
Of Hampton Institute in Virginia.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
W. NJ. Foulkes, ASA Bigelow
Lane, entertained at a fish din
ner on Monday. September p.
honoring the Los Angeles visi-
tors, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Meade and
Mr.. Chester Ball.
Winners: The guilt given by the
Grand Ways and Means of Mime
sofa Grand Chapter 0ES was won
by Mrs. Josephine Jordan and the
crocheted luncheon set was won
by Mrs. Verna Fralix. 6I2 st.
Anthony Ave. The quilt was do
mated by Mrs. Mayme Mccoy, the
luncheon set, by Mrs. Clara Allen.
Much Improved: Mrs. Eliza
beth Jordan. 353 w. Central Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
WHIATLGY HOUSE
DEOtNS aoSh YNAR

Phyllis whAtsIsy House win be-.
gin Its 29th year of service 10 the
community In October. The for.
NAL program for the fall Will BE-.
gin on October 9th. with an open
house and reception The public
IL cordially invited.
The Open House IL being held
while the Community Chest drive
10 In progress and will afford 10
contributors the opportunity %
obtain first hand. the program and
function u one Of the 90 agencies
supported by your Minneapolis
Community Chest.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
TOLEDO HAS FIRST NEGRO
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER

Toledo. DAMP The city's
FIRST Negro high school teacher
began work this session In the
Toledo school system.
The high school teacher II
james Hill. who has been assigned
to the faculty Of Scott high school,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25

The Phyllis whsatIsy Dance
Studio under the supervision Of
Marion williams begins liz winter
season on Thursday. September
~ 10 June 10. 1854.
Students may register INV for
placement in classes At Phyllis
whsatIsy Settlement House. 800
AIdricb Ave. ~. OF call Cherry
1854
A fun curriculum IL offered In
ballet. toe. tap and aerobatic
dance tschniqbs,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25

In hrlnneapoas suVpsFt tAs Red
FEATHER drive for TIE COmnusalty
CheSt. The Chest Supports 90
aGesetes 10 AGlaReapslls ana Hsa-
Bspts county. AmSaG thess ages
eiss h TIE 1hyHIs wheAtIsy IBouss
and the 1aimneapotis USAan
League.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25

They viii be gone for three "
viii stop In Cincinnati. o. and
Chicago for u short visit with
friends and rcatiVes,
Much Improved, Mrs, Herbert
Ranks, iSi6 Bryant Ave, n, who
has been confined TO her home
for the past ten days, due 20 IN.
ness IL able TO be up and out
again.
Evanston NiAitoTI Mrs, Lucille
Johnson Of Evanston, H.. who was
the house guest for ono week OF
Mr.. and Mrs Tyler Howell Jr.,
SS22 Oakland Ave, returned 20
her home On Sunday, september
70, Mrs. johnson enjoyed thn city
and was the recipient of many
social courteHies, including sight.
seeing tours Of the Twin CitieR
ChrlStcRcdi Karia Darlene, In.
FAINT daughter Of Mr., and Mrs,
Ronald westberry, SStb Firth
Ave, g., was ono Of the cutest
churchgocrp at IT, Peters AME
church ON Sunday morning, Sep
TENDER 20. and smiled right
through the christening ceremony
performed by Rev NJ, L. Simmons
Baby Karla Darlene IL the only
child Of the Ronald Westberrys
and tho first Erandohild of Mr..
and Mrs, Nathaniel Walker, a64S
Firth Ave, \ Miss June williams
Ia the Rodmothor,
Dinner GUeatai Following
christening ceremonies on Sun
day. September 20. Mr. and Mrs.
Ronad westberry, SEAS Firth Ave,
n. werp the dinner guests Of Mrs,
Lydia Thompson and Miss June
williams. as Emerson Ave, N,
Other guests were Mrs, Nathan.
lei Walker sr, and son, Nathaniel
Jr.
Home Again sooRi MIAs Muriel
Rooney, daughter Of Pr, and Mrs.
Ciomon Rooney, ab2l Smelling
Ave, spent the week end Rt home
with her parents and sister, Miss
Rooney will be home for good In
a few weeks,
GUcSti Miss Millicsnt Wheeler.
a62s Clinton Ave-. was the din.
ner guest Of Mr., and Mrs, J. w.
Fraction and family Of Ss4l Gin.
ton Ave. on Sunday, September
20.
Out Of Town 0ueatai Mr.. and
Mrs Emerson Harris Of Los An.
geleH. Calf. were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell n. Under.
wood, sass Third Ave, T.. for the
entire day on Tuesday, September
az.
Home On FIriouEhi KempuH
Workout. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Rain Workout 3s3p Smelling
Ave, arrived home Monday. Sept
n from Fort Riley. Kans.. on a
Today furlOugh. Private Work.
cuff 10 In the Army Security
Agency and viii report 20 Camp
At VI. DcvsnS. Mass. when he 70.
turns 20 duty
birthday OelebFatedi James
Wilson Hammond, grandson Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Gray. bi42
Humboldt Ave. ~, celebrated his
ninth birthday by entertaining
n group Of his boy friends at =
party on Saturday. September 10,
A merry time was had roasting
WtsnsrH and mATshmalIowH and
other festivities. A lovely lunch
was served Quests who helped
him celebrate Included Lonnis Lee
Eilla. Jr.. Cedric, Ksnnsth. Ro.
bert and oliver Lylss. Alvin An
dsrsOn. Jr.. Vernon Jones and
Harvey Sims. James received
many gifts. mostly In money.
Mrs. Robert Lyle and daughter
Florence joined the party later
birthday CelsbFatsdi Members
Of the Memo Club and about 20
other guests hslped 10 celebrate
the birthdays OF two members.
Mrs. Pearl Woodland and Mrs
Lola usttiinK On Saturday eve
ming, September 10 Both Of the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
aBREEZY@ on THE BAIL

Tap Mslun's Breezy" IL q real
rene KID Re knows The score
from a % z and with rsa5srs Of
ids paper he h . favorits.
Breezy" along with ~0rARdma."
ths funny chimp. litter" and
Virgil" are found On page Htx
each week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
Social and Personal
x MINNEAPOLIS

On Motor Trip; Mr., and Mrs Gaines Mcintosh, 100 Hum
hodt Ave ~ and Mr. aud Mrs Alfred Mcintosh of III Eme
Ave- n, left by Saturday morning, September 10
for Little Rock, Ark and other points south including MSss
sppi aud Louisiana whore they will visit relatives aud friends
They will be three weeks On their return the
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