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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-01-01


from that fund raised for the city's
youth.
The city's proposal to amend the
city charter on zoning meets with
opposition. The opposition calls for
citizen representation. The voters
approve the amendment. The oppo-
sition also wins it's point.
Veterans of Foreign War Post
1900 sponsors a Loyalty Day with
parade and stadium program. The
movement is to offset contrary
May Day observances.
Red Cross Blood Donor Day
brings 102 donors.
East Cleveland ranks fifth in
state in the matter of teacher sal
ary schedules.
Franklin Long heads the East
Cleveland Police Auxiliary.
DR.. James P. Winkler is named
director of East Cleveland Depart
ment Of Health.
Sunny Monday Club of the
Golden Age circles cuts a cake for
its fifth anniversary.
At an expenditure of $7,523. so
the city authorizes purchase of five
emergency generators just in case
of power failure and what it
would mean to the police radio
communications.
Friends of the police form an
associates" group, headed by
Howard W. Edwards to spread the
gospel of the services of the police,
and to stand ready to aid them in
any way possible.
"a tree with patent" is added
to the city's Park Divisions as
dwarf Paul Scarlet Hawthorne are
planted along Terrace rd. between
Nela and Hillsides ave.
Off for full year in Scotland
is Mrs. Catherine Scott, 1876
Orinoco ave. Mrs. Scott will visit
among relatives.
When Paul MoelIer graduated
from Shaw High School little did
he think he would one day be
president of its PTA. But school
loyalty pays off dividends and Mr..
Moeller takes over the unit gavel.
The city dedieates its permanent
war memorial - the golden book
in the Music Listening Room in the
new wing of the Public Library.
After 81 years as, chemistry
instructor, Noah Numemaker re.i
tires from the faculty of Shaw
High School.
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May :.

YMCA boys will go camping in
comfort with IA new waterproof
tents equipped with zippered mos
quito netting fronts, thanks to
Kiwanis. Just another expenditure
from that fund raised for the city's
youth.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-01-01

East Cleveland High Twelve
Club received its charter under its
first president, H. S. Weaver.
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June

June and roses and 1862 bring
the golden wedding anniversary
for Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Iafelice.
80
Calvary Lutheran Church OBJ
serves its 18th anniversary with a
three day program.
% -
Shaw High School gives dip
Tomas to 1876 students at the June
commencement exercises on June
5th and two days later, Mrs. Celia
Morris, mother of Mark Morris,
one of the graduates, lost her life
in a traffic accident.
Robins building their nest in the
scaffolding at Shaw Gymnasium,
hold up progress in that immediate
part of the structure until the
little birds were able to fly away.
Golden weddings are to be ex-
peeted in June. Couples celebrating
their fifty years Of married life
included Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w.
Carol, Mr.. AMI Mrs. E. M. Purdy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Griffiths,
former East Clevelanders now of
Elyria. DR.. and Mrs. J. c. Kline
also were married b. June 80 years
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Wuertz
Joined the list Of golden wedding
couples. Mr.. Wuertz was founder
of the East Cleveland Savings &
Loan Co. and long in the hardware
business on Hayden ave.
Joseph J. Bsntlsr, ST., retired
employee Of the Board of Educa-
tion, died at his home, 1855 AM
herst st. He served for Is years
at Mayfair and Rozelle and Pros
pect schools.
After 27 years with The East
Cleveland Fire Department, 1t.
Kenneth E. Willis retires and takes
up his abode in Maine.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-01-01

After 27 years with The East
Cleveland Fire Department, 1t.
Kenneth E. Willis retires and takes
up his abode in Maine.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-01-01

The 1852 picnic went off with
a bang. The folks just couldn't
stay away from Euclid Beach
despite the rain.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-01-01

New home of Hope Lutheran
congregation, Taylor rd. at North
vale blvd. is dedicated.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-01-01

The city's proposal to amend the
city charter on zoning meets with
opposition. The opposition calls for
citizen representation. The voters
approve the amendment. The oppo-
sition also wins it's point.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. William Foerman,
1000 Hayden ave. have a silver
wedding day.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-01-01

Golden wedding observances in
include Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Tracci, 1922 Woodlawn ave.
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BEid0l Shower
For Pct Foster

MlRa Myrrhene Allen, D73 Igie.
hart Ave. was hostess III q per.
sonaI bridal shower hOnorinK MIAW
Patricia Foster on Thursday eve.
ming May n A large umbrella
centercd the table and each guest
depoalted her GIT IN the umbrella
After all the guests had arrived,
the hostess presented the umbrella
filled with gifts 10 the hOnOres,
who opened the many beautiful
gifts. with ordinations Of de-
light
Games were played and prizes
won by Miss Martha Anderson
and Miss Rosie Mae Johnson FOL.
lowing the games, the hnS,SSa
served q tasty rspaat
Quests present were Mines
Emily Roberts. Jewel Jones. Rich,
ard Bradley, Robert Coz, Jr, Ed,
ward Foster, Connes Price. Ban
usl Ray, Frank Thompson, Charles
BalsnRer, the Misses vsiya pixies,
Martha Anderson. Beverley Car
roll BarbarH Cartwright, fADoris
Foster. Thslma Henderson. BhiT'
ley Jones, IIouVsTne Noble, Ro-
settA Webb. Betty ZSch"Ty and
Rosie Mae Johnson
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tony on Tuesday evening, May
"a. She is resting comfortably and
in excellent condition,
COterir Club EntertRins: The
Coterie Club gave "a going away"
party at the home of Mr., and Mrs
J. Maxwell. 1921 Fourth Ave, s
on Sunday, May 20, In honor Of
Mrs Lillian GreRvrr, formerly Of
1924 Oakland Ave. Mrs, Greaver
left the city by motor on Thurs.
day, May ~, for Baltimore. Md.
where she viii make her future
home Each member OF the club
presented her with a parting gift
All members OF the club were pre-
sent. Guests present were Mrs
Genevieve GoldrinR OF Baltimore,
Mrs Greavers house guest. who
shared hono-s with her; Mr..
James Pates and Mr.. Joseph Max.
well Club members present were
Mines Charles Lawson. James
PateS, Ivy Carter. Alice Horn,
Walter Boiin, Joseph Maxwell,
Lucille TilImRn and Miss Leila
Mcclellan.
Honor Masonic Brother; Mem
bers Of Prince Hail Lodge. r and
AN. gave a breakfast In honor
Of Hobart r. Mitchell, who re-
Gently returned from Philadel.
phia, Pa, where he was awarded
the 33rd degree in Masonry. The
breakfast was given al the home
OF Edward w, Robbins. 240s
Fourth Ave. s. Members present
were Dan McAdams. Chalmer
Lawson, Claude Mason. John
Carter, Edward Robbins and the
honored guest.
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Miss Jean Morris
EntortoinS For
Patricia Foster

On Saturday evening, May ~
Miss Lucy Morris, Sis Victoria
81. was hoRtrsE al n pre,tily ap'
pointed miscellaneous shower
honorinR the bride to be. Mlsa
Patricia Foster
The pink and green color
scheme was carried out In dscOra-
tons, A large beautifully dccorat.
ed cake was the centsrplece on
the table with crystal candle.
sticks holding pink tapera on
either side
Many lovely gifts including
lingerie, linen and crystal were
received by the honoree
Games were played followed by
very nice lunch.
uusHtR present were the Niaaea
Gwen Morrow. Barbara VaaAAr,
Mary Kate Bresdiove. Julia
Jones, Isabelle Roberts. Beverly
Jones, eta Jean Boyd, Tomacinla
Adams, Myrrhene Allen. Doris
EHoue. Marion Williams, Colleen
Moore. Martlyn Smith and tho
MmsS Kathleen Mcwatt and
Joyce Harper
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Mann. John MoRs. Russell Mayo,
Edward McMoore. Chef Oden,
John PhifeT. Jr,, Wendell Patrick
Thomas Perdue. Paul Ray. BRm.
usl Randall. Joe Ray. William
sutheriin, and Wesley simm0ha
Also AlOnEo Smith, Donald
Smith, John shannon, STANLEY
Williams. Vernon u, Young. Har-
rtSon Williams, Edward Black.
well. Robert Wallace, Jr, IEear
Watkins, Bruce Williams. Maurice
Woods, Ben Zachery. Jerome KRp-
an. Richard rox, Emmett Gallo.
way. Harry Johnson. Phil Hol'
land, Adrian Isabel, 4. J. Bankols,
James Baxter. Lawrence Brown,
Russell Roberts. George Freeze,
David Young, James Harris and
Sgt Glenn u Tyson.
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Chicago, Ill MIR. and Mrs. NJ,
T. Townsend entertained all Of
the out-of.town guests attending
the Rhodes Edwards wedding at n
midnight snack and cards on the
evening OF the nth Of May.
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Jacks en-
tcrtaIned the wedding party and
relatives at n luncheon on Satur-
day. April IL DR. and Mrs. Henry
Boone were hosts at six o'clock
dinner in honor OF the group the
same evening
The day was completed with a
midnight chill supper at the home
Of Mrs Rose Johnson.
On Sunday, April 10, the bridal
party and out -of-town guests were
entertained at dinner party
given by Mr. and Mrs, LeRnder
Sheets
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Spots. Mrs. Goldring was the
house guest of Mrs. Greaver,
Stanley Macarthur, adopted son
of Mrs. Greaver chaffeured the
two ladies back to Baltimore.
To Chicago: Mrs. Mary Ball,
l044 Bryant Ave N. left the city
Saturday night for Chicago where
she went because of a death in
her family. Her Chicago address
is 42l7 Langley Ave. Mrs. Ball
is a deaconess of Zion Baptist
church.
Discharged From Army; Priv
ate James Curry. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. d. Curry. 1885 Fifth
Ave. s.. arrived home from Japan
on Wednesday, May 20 James
who has been overseas for 20
months, serving in Korea has
been discharged from the army
much to the delight OF his par
ents and family.
HOspltaliEed: Mrs. Lillian Jack
son, $40 Bryant Ave. N, is very
i'll In Fairview hospital. where
she was taken on Sunday. May II.
The CresiteundO's: The Crcsite-
undo's met with Miss RowenA
Warren on Sunday. May "a. Plans
were completed for a picnic sched-
uled for June 20. when members
will entertain their guests at the
Theodore Wirth Park. The next
meeting. which will be a business
meeting and tn last before ad-
jourment for the summer, will be
held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnnie Armstrong. 1885 Fourth
Ave. 8.
IS Duchess Club: When the IL
Duchess Club met on Saturday.
May %. with Mrs Clyde johnson.
220l Fifth Ave. s., as hostess, an
unusual evening OF games follow
ed by a late supper was enjoyed.
Guests of the hostess were the
Mines. Manella Smith. DOVE
Black, Juanita Nicholas, Elva
Jones and Susie Madison.
Return Home: Mr. and Mrs. o
B. williams. 4445 First Ave s.
returned home from Atchison,
Kans.. where they were called on
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Tho Crcdiafawn Social club met
AZ the home OF MIR. and Mrs, n y
Henderson. aa0 st Anthony Ave
on "Wednesday. May 20 The pro.
gram chairman, Mrs Theresa
Bledsoe, presented an interesting
and unique plan " social activ'
ties for the year
Mrs Janeahelle Taylor was the
lucky winner Of a drawing OF
names A delicious cake baked by
Mrs. Bella Shelton, was the prize.
Money received from thc drawing
was put In the clubs sunshine
fund
Mir Junius lBubal Powell was
named chairman of n Dance Play
committee,
A tasty buffet lunch was served
by the ~ y. Hcndern0nR
The next meeting win be- n so
cial meeting NJ the home Of Mr..
and Mira William Helm, Jr.. t0On
FHfth Ave, \, Minneapolis
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Mrs. Julian johnson, MIR. and Mrs,
Leander sheets, Or and Mrs,
Henry T. Boone. Mrs Earl Rhodes
auntS and uncles ot the groom,
Mrs, Theresa Lewis and Mr., Al
ton sheets, cousins OF the groom,
all of Chicago Other guests pre-
sent were Mr., and Mrs Myr0n
KowalslSi, Miss Betty kowalalOi,
Mrs, Rose Johnson, Mrs NJ r
Townsend, Mira, II, II, Jacks, Mr.,
and Mrs, Lionel Craig, all Of CHIT
cago. and Mr.. Walter Robinson vi
st. Paul
In honor OF the bridal party and
out .of.town guests Mr., and Mrs
Julian Johnson were hosts at q
pre- .nuptial dinner party'on Thurs
day evening, April 10
Following a short Honeymoon
the bride will return 10 shrrve.
port. La. 20 finish the school
term.
A wedding reception Tor the
ncwlywedH viii be given by the
brides parents in Shreveport on
Juno 4
Mr. and Mrs Rhodes viii ~.
turn 10 81. Paul 20 make their
home on or aboue June q.
ON June I7th. the grooma par.
cnts viii be- hosts 10 reception
and dancing party In their honor
at the Sterling Club il 81 Paul
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Purchase New bB0nSs: Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Williams. 704 BaS-
sett Pi. have purchased a new
home At 2i5 r. 3sth st. and win
move into their home on Saturday,
May 30.
-. AKnea Guild When 81 AZ
mes Guild Of 81 Thomas EptECopal
church held It's regular MEETING
on wednesday. May n. IN the
undercroft 81 the church, with
Mrs, Shirley Underwood as hos
tess, plans were made for a twi-
light musical 10 BE- held on June 7.
Returns Prom Dea MOlRea: Mrs
Cecil r. (De VslmaI Newman of
1883 Third Ave. r. returned Mon.
day night from n motor trip 70
Dies Aoinea where she went on
May 1s IN visit her mother Mrs
Viola Han, who IL critically III
Accompanying her both ways
were the Misses Come" and kath'
ryn Chivers Of SOi7 Clinton Ave
Institutions. tFasd and true.
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A electric cooking school spOn-
Sored by the Council Of Clubs 81
ST James AME church win BE-
held Thursday night June II At
SIP m
A demonstration from the
Northern States Power co Will
display the latest IDEAS II electric
cooking. Door prizes Will b. given
sway. Admission 10 only &c.
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account OF the death OF Mrs. An
nabelle Dickey. aunt OF Mrs,
Audrey Delany OF Mt. Vernon. N.
Y. Mrs. Delany flew to AtchtSon
from N. Y. TO attend her aunt's
funeral.
Helpers Club: The Helpers Club
of St Peters AME church met
with Mrs, NJ. G, Evans. 374o Fifth
Ave. S. on Sunday May "a. Plans
were made for Helpers Day dur
ing dedication week.
Visitors Return Home! Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Boswell OF Kansas
City, Kans,, who spent their
honeymoon in the city as guests
of Mr. and Mrs, William West
berry, 25l7 Clinton Ave. left for
their home on Saturday. May %.
full Of enthusiasm and praise of
the beauty Of the city, its lakes
and parks.
Birthday Party: Mr. and Mrs,
William Westberry. 25I7 Clinton
Ave, gave a birthday party for
their foster daughter. Dolores
Watkins, who celebrated her ninth
birthday on Sunday, May "a.
Those who helped celebrate were
Cynthia Marshall; Jacqueline.
Linda. Reginald, David and
Michael Thomas. Vincent Jr. and
Carol Westberry; MesSrs. and
Mines. Westberry, Melvin Thomas
Mines. Jasqueline Marshall and
Alice westberry. Dolores receiv-
ed many nice gifts.
Memo Club: Mrs, Lola Gattling.
l023h Olson Blvd, was hostess
last Saturday, May %, when the
Memo Club met at her home, All
members were present and guests
included Mrs. Barbara Dorsey.
Messrs. James Richey and c. r.
Mendoza An unusual evening was
spent playing games followed by
refreshments served by the hos
tess. The next meeting viii be al
the home OF Mrs. Pearl Woodland,
100 Fourth Ave. ".
Farewell Party; Mrs. Robert
Cowngton, 1904 Clinton Ave, en-
tertained at a going away party
honoring Mrs. stephen D. Miller,
who will be leaving the city and
will make her future home in
Chicago. Pictures were taken of
the group. followed by cards
Mrs. Miller received a number Of
gifts Light refreshments were
served by the hostess Guests pre-
sent were the Mines Edwin Carr,
James Campbell, Grady Elliot,
Theodore LOckett and Alfred
Barnes
To Make Future HOnle In Chi
cage: Mrs. Stephen D. Miner and
children. 1912 Fourth Ave. s.,
will leave the city, Sunday, May
81. to Join her husband In Chicago.
III The Millers will make Chicago
their future home.
Out OF Hospital: Mrs. Gloria
wilkerson, 912 Fremont Ave. ~
has returned from Asbury hos
pital where abe underwent sur
gerry and IL convaleScing at her
home. Mrs. wilkersOn IL book
keeper for the Spokesman and
Recorder Publishing Co.
Rushed To Hospital: Mrs
Helen Curry. 2Il W. 32nd St. was
rushed 10 Fairview hospital for
an emergency acute appendec-
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THINK VIRST
ny William Henry Huff

I think and pray before ! act
And pity those who dOn't,
That's hay keep my works
intact
When others aay I won't
I realize ! have q mind
Which God gave me ~ Use
I DO not art az II I'm blind
In that way one must lose
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Visits In I0wai RAdRr Tschni
clan Wayne Clark ~ the y y Ar
Forces S0n of Rev and Mrs l.
e. Harris, 2737 nth Ave r.. Ia
visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Grace Harper, Davenport Ia
Tech Clark has just completed
training IN Alaska and IL headed
for Washington.
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day" song with the group sing
ms the words.
In the center OF the table was
large decorated birthday cake
surrounded by u number of
beautifully wrapped packages
which were gifts for the honorce,
After the Rifts were opened and
admired, dinner followed. The
rrat Of the evening was spent In
dancing and aociRltEing,
Hosts and husteRaca who gave
tho party were MeEsra and
Mines, Leonard Oliver. Coricll
Collins Mines. Katie Harris and
Lee Ora Coolidge.
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When Mrs, Beatrice Morgan.
$50 W, Central Ave, was invited
by friends 10 go out fur the eve
ming she hcalAtsd, hut after some
persuasion finally accompanied
them, When they entered the
Sporting cafe, group 81 her
friends wsT" gathered there seat
ed around . large table. The or.
chs"tra played the Happy Birth.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence r Beck,
37O6 Fourth Ave s.. announce
the engagement Of their daughter
Jewell Elayns 70 Mr. Russell Jones
Of Mt Vernon. ~. Y Mr. Jones
IL a commercial artist working
out Of New York. The wedding
date has not been set
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bull, george hfoohA JF., bhu
mel Boudreaux, Leon Brooks,
Norman Bell, Dr. and Mrs A. NJ
Butler
Also included are the MeaHrR
and Mines Marion Brown. l.,
Howard Bennett, Leroy Coleman
Jr. Bure Carmichael sr,, Tai
mRdge Carey Jr.. J. c Campbell,
Royal Crawford. UrIin Clark, "
G Cooper, william CaAsuiH. A. n
CsRSiuE, Joseph Camp Norman
Davis. Leonard Davis. Joe Dan.
ford. William DrisColl, Kenneth
Edwards, Lafayette Fields.
Rhsadua Fletcher. Phillip Free
man David Francis, Frank w
Eager. Herbert Foster Sr., John
Freeze, William Gardner, Ralph
Gardner, Frank Gambol. John
HutcherSnn. Harold HeadIey, Al.
bert Harper. COleTidge Hsndon,
Forrest Inn. Hubert Harris, VIII
liam Jones. Oscar Jones, Willard
Jones. Clyde Long. Edward Ire.
Ted LOckett. Clarence Lewis.
Jimmy lee. Fred Law. Ammo
lee. John Y. Lawrence, John l..
Nellie. Philip Micheou
Also the MeAarG, and Mines
James Mann, Lyman Myers
James Murray. Robert Murray,
NJ X. Mcknight. Louis Moore
Jr.. Russell May, Richard Mann,
Floyd Madison. Earl MCGce. Hank
Majors. Charles Noble, wafilus
Nichols. John Nelson. William Nc.
Moore, Claude Mason. Fred Nor
ria. Cecil E Newman, HArve o..
Bannon, James oliver. John Pat
ton. DrsKsI PuRh, willie Phelps,
wyatt Pierro, Raymond PhiIlipa.
Basil Peaks, Charles Rogers. Ira
Robinson, l. n. Reese. y. Robin.
son, william Robinson. Robert
Ray, Robert Jones, Wendell Jones,
James RobinRon. John Ryan.
George shannon, Walter suthsrn,
Sidney 3aIter, Lawrence Stewart.
Donald schof1eId, Richard Session.
James sIsmmonS, Hugh schuck,
Jr.. Leon Smith.
Also the MsaHrs and Mines.
Walter Smith. Ronald Sims. Der.
tram shannon, Frank Schlne
Jesse Smith. X l. Stokes, Henry
Thomas, Paul Th0mAS0n. Phillip
True. Jr. Thomas TaIIsy, Ham.
mOnd Turner, Roger Thomson,
Paul Wood. Boyd Wright, syi.
veMtsT Young, James Williams
Rufus Webster w. l.. Williams
JOhnsll williams. Martin Wed
dinRton, Moses Wallace. Carl
81 'N'"'' 'y
"iilAfns, hsnn"th "@'h"os' ~ q
LSwiH. Charles Fr'sofnAn' "oo''
tora AiiiS. Ser@Io L~""' S'sI'"n
Granger VICTOR GATEWAY Gar
"nce roper Ins'''H'e Hnsn' H''
nest Greene. Raymond BIsdSoe.
byron Brown st"riing D"Ss, ~"
mus POWELL LI0yo HaInp"'' rD"-
~ Ysargsr' herDsrt Fo~'s'. ~
"iih@n S"Ah' w ailp Ar"' S~ ~
nee Crouch. 1onn 1ehns, - ~
AooaIsy' " W. Ih@tenef. "or'hAn
Ho~eh'. the REV ana hTs LON"
y" 1os'n"on ana LOUIS w '"nh'
~n
Ths Ms"aamss nT''y Hf"s An
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DFailt,
Or. and Mrs. Mitchell W. spell
man, sister and hrother-tn.law Of
the groom were the only attend,
ants
The bride wore u powder blue
suit with white and navy acCcs-
sores and u corsage of white or
chtds She carried u white mtSsai,
Mrs Sprllman wnre n navy suit
with white and navy accessories
AMI n corsaEe Of white Eardenias.
4 breakfast for the bridal party
and guests was held at the home
Of the groOm'S aunt and uncle
Nj and Mrs. Julian Johnson. i'm.
mcdtatcly following the nuptial
mass
The bride. a graduate OF EIaI,
University. Ia a teacher In the
public school system OF Shreve.
port The groom attended st
Thomas College, st Paul and
Howard University. Washington.
y. c Mr.. Rhodes. one Of the
younger business men OF our city.
In engaged In interstate industry
Relatives at the wedding includ
cd Mr. and Mrs. c. w Edwards
parents Of the bride; Mr. and Mrs
Manly J. Rhodes Sr.. parents OF
the groom; Mrs. Carrie Williams,
Madison, Wis, Mrs William A.
Hanna, st. Paul, MINI, Mr. and
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KAPPA FRATERNITY HAS LONG
GUEST LIST FOR LOWRY PARTY

The kcppa Alpha Psi invitation list for their spring formal
10 be held Saturday night May 30, At the Lowry Hotel, ~
Paul included McsSr and Mines Robert Anderson Albert
Allen Jr LYME Adln, Archie Anderson Dave Allen Sidney
Anderson. Reginald Allen John Armstrong Ira Allen Tca
Rmrt George BROOKS I Bud cnner Russell Racngcr Dab
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Social and Personal
x ST, PAUL

Earnest Workers Club: Mrs Urn Clark, 7i9 St Anthony
Ave, hostess Ia the Earnest Workers Club of Pilgrim
Baptist church on Friday evening May ~ Lunch served
by the hostess The meeting will he held on Friday,
the home Of Mrs Howard Tyler 69i W Central Ave
Anniversary Offs; Mrs Urn CLARK Ii0 ST. ANTHONY Ave.
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Ia greeting her friends in new
Stud"bakcr Commander car gtft
from her husband On their SOth
wedding anniversary, which Is
June ,
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

70 Make Future Home in Baltimore: Ms Lillian CrcSTSr
2524 Oakland Ave- left by May Is Baltimore Nd
make her future home Mrs lived here for
IS In Baltimore her address will be 20l Whittier Ave-
baltimore H. Md She will reside with Mrs Genevieve Gold
ring, mother of Bill Kenny Herbert of the famous Ink
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SHREVEPORT TEACHER BECOMES BRIDE
OF MANLY RHODES OF ST. PAUL

On Friday, April II, in Chicago, Mary Elizabeth Edwards
daughter of MIR and Mrs Collie Wesley Edwards of Shreveport
La became the bride of Manly James Rhodes Jr of Mr.
and Mrs Manly James Rhodes Sr, of 81 Paul Mimi The
nupa high mass SoemniEed at IN ST AnsClm s
Catholic church with the Very Rev Anthony litmmc cele,