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VERElNS kALENDER
dss sisbsnbvsrssr saehssn sasNSssbvndss
Won Nordomoriko

9rie. Pa.
Ex-P1.ss. GEO. k.sahsr. as4l ooasts Ava,
l. vhs7.s.ss.. John Tosps~ .ls - n. v.
!. viss>Sssss- Aaibs salnsn. s4ss Maple
srest Ave-. earuaa Hts.. q.
selr. Minnie sehsnker. r. D. No. =.
RApson Lane, New Castle, Pa.
Ax., s: nss as O. ss:in;s e: No. ~ iss
Sehctxmeistsr. Jeesphins aussa. u WINS
smdss-vavaitsr. 1t. osorss wsbsr. soss
Ind. @ John % unses. ssos s; peiswar. Ave-. New
.rd. sam Aber. 74os srooss,d. Dr.. Glove
land .. Ohio.
MOrrO,
i'm Sanee rein und ffal i'm Woft
Und test h Einsrscht tmmssfort
sKrsossH,
0unGssssktseD IL
0svelana. 0his ghksshs-nsrnaaia
Passs.. Aichael saiznsn. sAes llap,ssrsst
Ave, Farms ashts.. O. 81: 10. s.l6I5
ssir., Hans steinar, Sel7 Detroit Ave..
3usIssssktssp
Cleveland. ohts. Ostsssss LssSsrssfsI
0emieshtss Cher.
er,es;. ,,. Sofa oelfino. 1852 catalps I'd.
- y; :;:s Alice or.mp. 'o'o' Miles Av.
0U06OoDoko1oD q
oesrssH aieh. - q. Q. 0ena1esAtse Char.
r.i: f.t; IL seST.' ss94a Seller i''s' An"os' Ave-
sekr., Margaret waner. I41l Maryland
Ave-, Detroit "a. Mich. Tel. TU. 3-o6S&.
Dsn1ssosksssD L
9sts. p. q. Q. lGaDnsRsAse.
Praes.. John Singer. sos ". soth H.
s:,5;: Frank v. xo.d.r. 100 = ssh n.
0sa6saDektsep ..
Lsrsla' g: :: = 0ss.svs:sis si.s'.sns
Prot. 3ekr.. Wiheinsins Sehindisr. stoe q.
8unlssktioD q
New Castle, ea.-kjatroehe 0Oaugvoeo1n.
Praos.. VIM. .. Unesr, IN NorthytsW Avs.
Selsr., Andrew W. Schmidt. 31S Nsethvasw
Ave.
8snaeshtss. Z.
YsuusseeWa, 0his. Cesser6b nixe1 Oaeess
PrAes., Bill Frank, q 3. eortl1n6 Ave.,
YOUNGSTOWN Q, Ohio
Selsr.. Flora Pamer. III 8. Roanoke Ave-.
Youngstown .. Ohio.
Prses.. george aasdsI ST.. i7s Sredr,eb
Strassa.
Sekr.. Gustav 4. Tsehuna. 1O0o 0mnmes
Str.
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Branch CALENDAR
ousyvana Saxen Junior Asseasn q hs United stsss
e Ansosieo

Dsorees. 1GlsA. OseReit SaaSse oa1so
President. Fr1eds Asnmann, 1ee3e edmese,
Detroit 8, AieA111n. phono: VI. e-S7O.
v,ee-Prsc.dsnt, osesle cehuas:e, Jr.. ,sis
Ardmors. Ferndals. k(ichi0an. Phoas: IL
S-3z7a.
7-s210.
Treasures, Henry 4er!manA. iepss Ard
more: Detrctt .. A0ehaonn. rhenes VI.
Eiiwssl City. Ps. Sualoe Oaxsas
President: Gertrude schullse. Wuesunbms
Hetghta. Cllwood CITY. Pa. HA6aa 49,.
Vice Prs.tdsnt: Dan oFs0a. - oix1b o..
elwood City: Pa. ehoas: a3sl
lin ki Ave-. ki,Sooa % ciss. 3. sss sss.:: =: IL
Treasurer: Betty utmlins. wuFteahms
Heights Eillwood CITY. Pa. 1Aeas: 1851.
Lsfaln. OAss. - 1ssalo SUa1ess
Vics-Presidsnt. Dale Lee. ssss sssss Court.
Tele. se0oS-Lorsin. Ohio.
Secretary. Dorothy sehulfE& i131 Wsss
Treasurer: Mary Lee, SSoS 1aots Court,
Tele. 5-s603-Lorain. Ohio.
Mensss, p - Aooooo Junaos
President, Jack W0tAWaA, 3l1 Ninth
81. Monaca. Pa. PAone: NocAauooI llll-R,
New OaSels. "a. New 0asole JueSee
Pres, Richard Mank. 40 ". Moody Ava.
New CastIe, Pa. Tel: OIL 4-e3oe.
Sec'y. Ruth 1odsa6eE9E. - Mecsas1
Ave-. New CasGls. Pa. I'll: Oh. l-e1oG.
SsleA, 0Ate 0sieO Juaaoe oaoeo
President: Catherine Saner, 4. 4. No. L
Georgetown RoaA, Salem, Ohio.
SecEefaEy. vtoas AaEmann. 81 Summit q.
phon0: 00O7.
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BRANCHEs OF 4. Q. ]. A.

sRANCHks OF 4. Q. J. A..
President, Richard .. kautz. <722 Grebus
Rd.. Columbus !, Ohio. TEL: Franklin 7-33S7.
1st Vice Pres, John Schneider, go c. 12Sth
st.. Cleveland 8. Ohio. Tel: IL l-6l7.
End vice-Pres.. John ". Gross, 35e4 West
eth Street. Cleveland Z. Ohio Tel: WOOD
bine 1-SS1s
Secretary. Audrey Miller. s24s Theodore
st.. Maple Heights. Ohio. Tel: MOntrose
Asst-Secy., Pat Roby. Slst ". 9Th Se.
Cleveland =. Ohio Atlantic l-ss77.
Treasurer Freda Hermann. sel Summit
ST.. Salem. ohie Phone sAlem 6e07
Oaaten. Ohis. - Canton saxsD jsnisrs
Clsb.
Pres, Tom Clemens, 1917 Quimby Ave.
S.w., Canton. Ohio. Tel: s-osoi.
Vice Pres, aenis Katseh. lls4 Arch Ct,
=, ssc'y;: ssvs.ly @ Burns. lss woodl.wn Ave-.
Financial Sec'y., Florence Unocn. Box -
East Canton. Ohio. TEL: 4-4440
Treas. John Krsch. ss7 6ershoff. Akron
Reporter. Madeline unteh. sls Forest Ave-.
s.W., Tel: 7-23l3.
Cisveiana. Ohio
CisveAn6 East Jsstsr ssxsp Gas
President. John Schneider, $50 Z. l1sth
St.. Cleveland g. o. Tel. IL 1-7617.
Cisvelsn ~ West saxop Junier CluO
Pres. Jack Middleton. 1l713 Nelson Court
Lakewood, Ohio. ACadmy 1-77l3.
Sec'y. Jean Haller, 11l0l St. Mark Avenue,
Cleveland. Ohio.
oslsmbas. Ohte. - Coiambas JualoF
SsxOH Club
Pres, Richard 8. kautx, l731 Grebus RA.,
Columbus Z. Ohio. Tel. FIR. 7-33s7.
Sec'y. Katy Thedss. 10o7 East Whites
st.. ColUr,h,,s Ohio. Tel: 0ArAal0 SD7l.
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YeUngsseWn. Ohbs. q. Q. MsaaOshsf
Prses.. 0eores oa1del Sc. l7S Frodricn
Strassa.
Ctr
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Rtaag, Jela Tospese. lio-SD ~ y. ".
ssi1.. VA. zssasahs. osss~ Rad. 8s< -.
East CiaAa, 061A
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0asvslsHA Weso 0a1segnl 0Aosus.
..Pfass., zoe Tsah. 80 y. - 0G..
0o1r., 0ONu1e 066ae, llD6 0s1laOeA
Ave-, lakewood. o0AA thea0 % 4JS0oG
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YsuugstoWa, Ohis. Censor6h 0ixo0 CAeeal
Praes.. Bill Frank, q .. eortland Ave-.
Youngstown 9. Ohio.
Se4sr.. Flora Pamer. III 8. Roanoke Ave.
Youngstown .. Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-17

New CAOo10, "a j. u 0oWo0oA0e
SUeohas
Prass., Nrs. Esth. Lswsy. 1sso Ava. New
Castle. P1.
sskr., Mrs. }. DeasnAsrsr. Afscasasy Avs..
New Castle, Pa.
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Cssts0, o. 0sn1sshoas 0hsG.
Praea, John Tes01se. <lo-o O.. u ".
Canton, Ohio
0oln., Wm. 1tisaaho. oanA9R 0Doa. 0o9
q, EaGR CAnAoa. on1o.
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oVN DBSssK rlohEA,

i'm Sanee rein und 60 i'm Wort
Und test u Eintracht tmm0gfort
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New Ysrk. N. Z. - Z. .. Q. Z. Untss.
stssts1ngs.v .vsrein, ZWsiS ~
Vsrsaumlung Ieden xwetten SonntaR In
Aonat In der Aoga1t-aallo. - !. oo. ot
zwischen l. und :. Ave. n Manhattan
Praes., George Kloos z87s ~ 81 ",s
L. l., N. Y. Tel: Astoris l-aSS%.
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New Castle. es.-9jatrssAs 0ssangvses1a.
Praes., VIM. q. Unesr. ~ NorthvieW Ave.
Selsr.. Andrew W. Schmidt. 3lS Nssthvisw
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Cisvelan0 West saxsD Junior CauO
Pres. Jack Middleton. 11713 Nelson Court,
Lakewood. Ohio. ACadmy 1-7713.
Sec'y. Jean Haller 11l0l St. Mark Avenue,
Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-17

Chieass, H. - 3. Q. Z. U. tsfsin,
Zweig y.
Versammluns jeden dritten Donnerstas
I'm Lincoln Auditorium 42l7 North Lincoln
Ave.
Chicago H. Tel ca. 7Io0oo.
Sekr., John Lintz. 51se Lincoln PARK west.
Tel. IL $500. Ann,
C,-V,-Selu., Martin SchasssburSer. %OSl
Mozart, IN. 3-3o11.
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ZWsig g.
Versanmiuns 1eden I. Mittwoch Inn Monat
I'm Lincoln Auditorium. (217 North Lincoln
Prass., sars wsirick. ilos Grace st Tsi.'
~. l-2610
Prot,.Sekr., Elizabsth Lansing, l2OS Foster
Fn..Sekr.. Kate Daichendt. $50 Arlington
Place. Tel: BU. 1-o2S6
c. v. sekr.. Sophia Lurtz, s2As W. Argyle.
Xii. S-o050.
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Monaea, r.. q. Q. 4. q. Voreln.
Zweis 81.
VersAmmlunR iedep l. Samsta8 Inn Aonot,
} Uhr abends.
Praes., Katharine Thetll. l3os AsrshalI
Blvd. TEL: 2l43-R.
Prot.-Sekr., Susanna Komischer, Il. o. Ne.
|. Box AT. Tel: Rochestor 3606-A
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Cleveland, Ohie. - 3. o. Q. Z. .. vssein.
Zweig (.
Varsammiung jeden l. Sonntas I'm Aonat,
3 Uhr nachmittass tm Sachsenhsim. 7O0l
Oenison Ave.
Praes.. SuSs Rshnse. $50 W. ~ q. ON.
l.6459.
Prot..Setr., elizabeth Tischlse. 43sl West
q St. Tel: WOodbine 1-sSl0.
C..V.-Sekr., Elsie Lstznor. 36So LAovd Aosd
Jus. sekr.. Helen Binder WelR. o0s Pine
Drove, PSrmS q. O.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-17

Clsveiana. Ohio
Clsvehn1 East Jsaeef Ssxsp Gas
President. John Schneider, 6s0 Z. l1sth
St.. Cleveland 8, o. Tel. IL 1-76l7.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-17

Menaes. "a. Q. y. Z. U. vsssin,
ZWelG ~.
Versammluns jeden 1. SonntaS I'm Monat,
IL Uhr n,oreenS.
Praes., Steve Leitschatt Jr., I'll 9Th St.,
Monaco, Pa. Tel: Roch. 265S R.
ton Ave, Monaco, Pa. Tel: 10. 3370
C..V.-Sekr., Thomas El0cker SIS Penna.
Ave-, Monaco. Pa. Tel: Roch. ASST W.
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Lsraia, .. &. q. 0ooangvoreAD 91ntssehG
Proas., Michael El1ochGr. Oll Wen n o8.
Prot. SelIr., Wilhelnnins Schind1er. 8top -.
roadway.
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President: Catherine Sanee, 4. Z. DQo. L
Georsetown RoaA, Salem, Ohio.
S0c0faSy, vro1a nakmann. 81 Summit u
phone: 0007.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-17

Miles, Ohio. &. Q. .. keanken. untss.
stueta aanss. vereln. ZWsig =.
Praes., Christlne Carmen. g. =. .. I. Box
10, Brookfeld. Ohio.
Prot.-Sekr., Ssrs Guonthsr. COT Scott st..
Niles, Ohio.
st. N. w.. warren. Ohio.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-30
MurshoIl Fields
Daughter & Mate
Select Brifoin

New York The 30-year old
daughter of multi.millionaire
Marshall Field, newspaper and de-
partment store magnate, told a
New York court Monday that she
and her Negro husband, psycholo-
gist Eldridge Bruce, could not
live in the U, s because they did
not want to live in a segregated
community.
Mrs Bruce was in court in an
action TO obtain permission to
take her daughter by a former
marriage TO England where her
husband Bruce has lived for two
years.
She said that following their
quiet marriage two years ago that
everywhere they went in Ameri-
ca they encountered race preju-
dice.
Marshall Field for the past Is
years has contributed widely to
movements designed To break
down race discrimination in the
u. s. At one time he was the
chief hacker OF the defunct Ameri-
can Council on Race Relations and
has expressed himself often as
being opposed to racial and re-
ligious prescription OF all kinds,
Until the court action only a
few people in the Y. s. knew OF
Fields daughters marriage TO
Bruce.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-30

Law and was admitted TO practice
Sept. 80. 1853. He Is a graduate
OF Morehouse College. Atlanta.
Ca, and has studied at the Uni
versity Of Minnesota. During
World War II, he served three
years in the u. 8. Coast Guard
and is presently a Lieutenant In
the U. s. Naval Reserve, serving
as assistant supply officer Of
Surface Battalion $50. which
meets weekly at Navy Island.
Prior to opening his law office.
Mr., Maxwell has held positions as
both Zone Deputy Collector and
Auditor with the Bureau Of In
ternal Revenue. accountant for
the st. Paul Auditorium, and
Special Agent Investigator with
the office Of Price Sterilization.
The young attorney Is a MEM
Der Of st. Philips Church. The
Sterling Club. Attucks-Brooks
Post OF the American Legion. sec
rotary OF Gamma ri Lambda
Chapter Of Alpha Phi Alpha Frat
ernity, treasurer OF the Twin
Cities chapter OF the Frontiers Of
America. and Is on the board Of
the crispus Attacks Home.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-30
Crowd Of 200
Hears Bond Issue
Explained Mondoy

A crowd of 200 persons from
the Maxfield school community
jammed the Maxfield hall in a
bond and charter amendment
rally Monday.
Frank Starkey business rep
resentative of the Trades and
Labor Assembly urged those pres
ent to get out the vote which
would provide the money for the
new school plans for Maxfield, as
well as many other very neces-
sary civic improvements. "A bond
issue is installment buying for
our civic family" said Mr. Star
key, lust as we buy needed inn
provements for the home on in
stallment plan, we use the bond
issue to buy schools, sewers and
garbage disposal"
Without the charter amend
ment, the city can collect gar
bage for only four months out of
the year and we will have TO fire
our teachers, policemen, firemen.
etc.
The plans and models for the
proposed new Maxfield school
were explained and displayed by
the school architect. A lively
question period followed the pre-
sentation.
Plans were made to contact
every home in the area through
block workers to get out the vote
on November 3rd
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-30

Experts in the labor and church
field win lead the workshops.
Three workshops are scheduled.
They are Membership: Labor, and
Church.
Bernard Brown, midwest field
secretary for NAAcp, win lead
the membership panel. Sam Rom
er. labor writer for the Mime
apolis Tribune: John Curtis. or
ganizer for the Cooks, Waters
and Mattresses, local i5s, and
Glen chinnander, district director
Of the United Packinhouse Work
crR. VIII head the labor panel.
Rev. NJ. l.. Simmons, pastor Of
ST. Peters AME church will lead
the church discussion.
Dinner for the evening meet.
Ing will be provided by the social
committee OF the host branch,
Minneapolis. Mrs. Mildred Moore
is chairman OF the social COM
mittee.
st. Paul Public Safety Com
missioner Robert Peterson and
Minneapolis chief of police Tom
Jones will speak on Law En-
forcement" Mt the dinner meet
ing.
The principal speaker will be
Russell Lasicy, international vice.
president of the United Packin-
house Workers OF America, CIo.
L.aslcy heads the unions anti
discrimination committee and II
quite prominent in Chicago church
and civic circles.
The entire conference is open to
the public. The panels start ut 2
p. m. and the dinner at Q p. m.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-30
Citizens Gofher
To Honor Rev.
Floyd Massey

Many OF 81. faulS ichuinR cite
Gems gathered at Pilgrim Baptist
church on Sunday, October %. at
5 p, m. TO honor Rev. and Mrs
Flody Massey Jr., for 9 years OF
exceptional service to the church.
the community and the City OF St
Paul.
Among those who brought
greetings were Mayor John X.
Daubney, Edward J. Dewitt, Judge
OF the Probate Court, Commits
sioner N. o. Halvorson; city
Comptroller Joe Mitchell. Mrs.
Alice S. Onque. Executive Direct
or OF the Halle @ Brown Com
munity House: Mrs Leona Winner
principal of Maxfield school, rep
resenting the Maxfield PTA; Rev.
y. II. Hunter, pastor OF Mt. ohvet
Baptist church and also represent
,, ing the National Baptist Conven-
ton. Archie Gingoidg Of the Board
of directors OF the Halle @
Brown: and Rev Joseph ], Chap
man. Mrs. Lydia Brown. chair
man Of the Deaconess Board and
Theodore Allen brought words OF
appreciation from the member
ship
Music was rendered by the
Senior Choir, the Young Women's
Choral Group and the l.. w. Har-
ris Gospel Chorus. An organ solo
was played by Mrs. Hattie Bell
Smith.
Mrs. Massey was presented with
a bouquet OF red roses and the
Massey family, n purse from the
congregation and friends Moses
Knott sr.. general chairman, pre-
sided.
Following the program, a re-
ceptiOn was held in Fellowship
Hall, which was seasonably dec
GRATED with fall leaves. pumpkins,
chrysanthemums and other fall
| flowers.
Tea and coffee were served
from a beautiful silver service.
The reception committee was
headed by Mrs. Dolly Crushshon.
Highlighting the reception were
solos rendered by Mrs, Ermine
Hall Allen and James Murray.
They were accompanied by Mrs,
Hattie Bell Smith at the piano.
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Nelson's & O.E.S
Building Assn.
Tea Nov. 8

Meuhers OF the board Of the
newly chartered Masonic lodges
and Eastern Star chapters Build
ing Fund Committee, namely:
Anchor Hilyard and Palestine
lodges and Pride of the West and
Electa chapters Of Prince Hall
Affiliation are giving a Kick
Off Tea" Sunday. November 8
from 4 TO 7 p, m, at Phyllis
Wheatley House, Mrs. Harriet
Jones, chairman.
Pledges and donations viii be
accepted and appreciated
There will be a program of
music by the Masonic and Eastern
Star Choral Group, under the
direction of Mrs. Emma Simms.
and several speakers.
Committee: Romeo Gresham,
chairman OF board; Fern Helm,
secretary; Mamie Uptegrove,
treasurer and Clarence Smith.
publicity.
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Old Doc Stork
Busy In Mill
City In October

Old Doc Stork was quite busy
In Minneapolis during the month
OF October and among some of
those visited were;
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Demmings,
$40 Fremont Ave, N, who were
presented with u seven pound,
five ounce body boy born in MIN
neapolis General hospital. Gregory
Allen is the name chosen for the
new conner. Mrs. Allie purvey OF
Sioux city, Ia, is the maternal
grandmother and Mrs. Lorraine
pemmings OF this city IL the pa
ternal grandmother.
on october 10, in Minneapolis
General hospital, Mr. and Mrs.
James Bradford OF rs Royalston
Ave. N, became the proud par
ents Of twin boys, Robert and
Robin, who weighed In at five
pounds nine and one-half uonces
ach. Mrs. w. II. Richardson, 33i9
Chicago Ave, Is the maternal
grandmother.
Al his second stop on October
10. at General hospital, Doc Stork
paid another visit to the Herman
c. Langums, presenting them
with n body girl. who weighed
five pounds. six and one-half oun-
ces. Deborah In the name the
Langums chose. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Elm are the maternal grand
parents and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Langums are the paternal grand
parents.
on October 10, Mr.. and Mrs
Ciearic Howell OF Detroit, Mich,
we're receiving congratulations on
the birth OF baby girl who was
ushered In at Abbott hospital
Minneapolis. where Mrs. Howell
had come to be with her mother
Mrs. Jack Poster during this
great event. Karen Elizabeth
weighed four pounds, 10 ounces.
Maternal grandparents are Mr.,
and Mrs. Jack Poster. 5il Girard
Ave. N. and paternai grandfather
IL Mr.. Clearic Howell sr., Detroit.
Mich.
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Visit Family: Mr. and Mrs.
TuIly ID. Hickman and daughter.
Tam Lynn, arrived by plane on
Monday. October 26. for few
days visit with their mother,
Mrs. Hermione ID. Hickman and
sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert f. Harper. all Of 766 St.
Anthony Ave. They returned home
by motor and enroute stopped in
Kansas City. Mo, for a visit with
Mr. and Mrs c. A. Reid, cousins
and former residents Of ST. Paul.
From Kansas City. they will
motor TO Waco Texas and will Wis
IT an aunt there.
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Huifi Will Begin
Celebration $50 Years
OF Liberty Junuary

Port-Au-Prince, Haiti 49, CAMP
Haiti will begin nationwide
celebration of its 150th year Of in
dependence Jan. 1, 1854 and II is
expected to be one OF the great
events of modern Haitian history.
Many nations are expected TO
participate particularly on the
basis Of sending tourists. Indica-
lions are there will be more visl-
tors TO Haiti during the ceebra-
arranged in pairs. I noticed my
year than have ever visited the
Caribbean Island before.
The celebration will be first OBJ
served in the Cathedral Of indie
pendence.
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twice Tuesday-one for the bond
issue and once for the charter
amendment"
Approval of both PROPOSALS is
necessary for success Of the city's
plan for progress, Cummings
said.
The committee chairman en-
phasized that Tuesdays election
is one of the most important II
not the most important-in the
history of st. Paul"
In the average election, we
vote for candidates for public Of
flee. In this election, our vote
will decide the future of our be-
loved city St Paul will move
ahead with better schools, streets,
police, fire and health protection,
Or 1t will fall into decay.
The choice is ours"
The bond issue win provide
S3s. $50, 900 for needed fire and
police equipment, health center
parks and Fairgrounds projects,
new schools and rehabilitation OF
others, civic educational center
and a civic athletic and recrea-
ton center, street lighting i'm
and additional libraries.
The charter amendment will
give the community the funds II
must have for essential services
through 1854.
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FLASHi FLASH
MRS, s. ED HALL DIES

At press time il was learned
that Mrs. S. Ed Hall. s96 lglehart
Ave. wife Of the pioneer st. Paul
business man and civic leader,
died Thursday morning.
No details were available. She is
the mother OF Mrs. Theo. F. Allen
and Mrs. Albert Mcfarland Jr.
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BAZAAR FRIDAY

A bazaar sponsored by the
Missionary Sisters Guild OF the
Rshoboth Church Of Christ. win
be held Friday. Oct 80 at 522
Girard Ave. NJ Homemade cookies
cakes. pies. candy and neediework
win be on sale. Refreshments
win be served. The pubic Is cor
daily invited.