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"Wednesday Matinee
Club Met Nov. II

Mrs, Sue Gardner was hostess
to the Wednesday Matinee Club
on Wednesday, November IL, at
the home Of Mrs. Ruth Allen, 500
f. 25th st,
Business of Importance on the
agenda was election of officers
for the incoming year with the
following results:
Elected were Mrs. Lurena
Washington, president; Mrs. Sue
Gordon, vice president; Mrs. Ruth
Allen, secretary; Mrs. Bertha
johnson, treasurer and Mrs l.,
NJ, Banks. reporter.
Plans were made 10 entertain
guests on their fun night, Satur.
day. November IA, at the Elks
Rest.
Following the business meeting
tasty lunch was served by Mrs
Gordon and social hour spent.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. L. NJ. Banks
1916 Bryant Av. N. with Mrs
Beatrice Gruner as hostess on
Wednesday evening, December o,
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Dentists Hear Moyo
Clinic Man Speak

DR. Earl S. Weber, 81 Newton
Building and DR.. Charles Will
liams, 627 selby Az. attended the
annual banquet of the St Paul
and Minneapolis District Dental
Societies held in the Casino Room,
Hotel st. Paul. on Tuesday, Mo-
vember 10.
DR.. r. Quentin Rogers Of the
Dental Section Of Mayo Clinic, the
main speaker, spoke on the sub
ject, New Concepts In General
Anesthesia." Also a film was
shown and demonstration In
oral surgery made.
Percy Whiting. Managing Di-
rector of Dale Carnegie Sales
Course, made a talk entitled, The
Patient Needs To Be Convinced"
The entire affair was reported
excellent, interesting and very
informative.
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CLARENCE ANpERSoNS,
PHILLIP FREEktANS
ENTERTAIN CLUB

on Sunday, November l, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Anderson, s02
Dayton Av., were hasts to the b,
n. Moore Club of st. James
church at their home. A lovely
buffet supper was served.
Officers Of the club are Mrs.
Robert Cox, president: Mr., Phillip
Freeman, vice-president; Mrs.
Oscar Oliver, secretary; Mr.. Her
bert Foster asst. secretary; Mrs.
Clarence Anderson. treasurer;
Mrs. Edward Jones, chaplain, Mrs.
Donald Allen, asst. chaplain and
Mrs, Herbert Foster membership
chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Freeman,
s57 Iglehart Ave, entertained the
club at their home on Sunday,
November Is at which time a bus
mess meeting was held,
A call meeting was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cox.
733 Marshall Ave, on Tuesday
evening. November II.
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Forty Club Party; The Twin
City Forty Club win give it's an
nual Christmas dancing party on
Wednesday. December 80,
Birthday Party; A recent party
was quite an event when Mrs.
Mildred Burns, as4o Portland Av,
entertained group OF friends on
the occasion OF her husbands
birthday, Saturday evening. No
vember Z. The evening was spent
in socializing, watching tclevis-
ion. followed by delicious sup
per served buffet style. The hon
Gree received many beautiful and
useful gifts, Guests who shared
in their hospitality included the
Messrs. and Mines. Clarence
Smith. Theodore Woodland, James
Bobo, Robert Payne. the Mines.
Esther Jordan. Minnie Butler.
Lola Gattling and Mr., Douglas
Fowler.
birthday Greetings: Greetings
TO Claudia Ruth Sanders. 1920
Fourth Av, s., whose birthday In
Wednesday November %.
Baby Daughter: Mr.. and Mrs
Robert A. Mallory. 220i Fifth
Ave. s., received visit from the
stork. A baby daughter was born
at 9:45 a m. on Thursday, Mo-
vember IL in Swedish hospital,
weighing six pounds. ten ounces,
Denlese Vanessa IL the name chos-
en- by the Mallory's for their new
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Rat
ton OF Des Moines, Ia. are the
maternal grandparents and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Mallory sr.. 1853
Clinton Av. are the paternal
grandparents
SociaIitcs Club Party: The
Socialites Club win hold it's nth
annual formal dancing party on
Saturday. December 20, at the
Calhoun Beach Club,
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Visiting Relatives, Mrs, Lille
b, stovali OF 1928 Fourth Av, 8.
left Wednesday. November IS for
Chicago to visit her sister and
other relatives. From Chicago she
will go TO st. Louis 10 spend the
Thanksgiving holiday, She win be
gone for about ten days.
Sister Dies: Word has been re-
ceived by Mrs, o, +. Cuttenden,
1927 Fifth Az. s, and Mrs. ollie
Lindsey OF s12s Clinton Ave, In
forming them OF the death OF
their sister. Mrs. Jennie Rice.
Pasadena. Calf. Mrs, Rice died
Monday, November 2 in a hospital
in Pasadena. She underwent sur
gerry and did not rally. Other sur
vivors are her husband. Vernon
James Rice, nephew and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel o. Harris
and great niece Lesly Diane Har-
ris,
Crcslteundo's Club; Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Shepherd sro 1927
Portland Av, VIII be hosts 10 the
regular business meeting OF the
Cresitcundo's Club on Sunday,
November %. The club has set
December 20 as the date for their
annual pajama party which viii
be held at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. johnnie Carter, 1921 Fourth
Az s.
Anniversary; On Sunday eve-
ming. November rs. Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Smith. 26e Dupont Az
NJ, had the pleasure OF enjoying
lovely evening with a few close
friends who helped 10 make their
happy occasion. Following gala
evening OF plcasantries. guests
enjoyed a delicious repast. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith were the recipients OF
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Warrieks Recipients
OF Another Going
Away purty Nov. Ia

Members of the Criterion Club
gave a going away party in honor
of two of their members, Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Warricks on Saturday
evening, November II, at the
Gopher Elks Rest.
The Warricks who will be leav-
ing soon for California to make
their future home, were given a
cigarette set of holder and trays
by the club.
Members and invited guests en-
joyed a gala evening of dancing
and games followed by delicious
lunch.
Guests enjoying their hospital
ity included the Messrs. and
Mines. Andrew Brent, Tony Lucas,
James Jackson, James Churcher,
Billy Payne: MISSES A Hudson
and Perry King. Club members in
cluded the Messrs and Mines.
Godfrey Rawlings, Harold An
drews, Green Watson, James
Clardy and Abbott Mum.
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and Mines. Cecil Taylor; Mines.
Bertha Johnson, Ruth Allen,
Lurena Washington, Margaret
Sanders and Mr.. l. Banks, all of
Minneapolis; Mrs. Beatrice Gruner
and James Kenney from st. Paul:
Mrs. Louis Duncan of Council
Bluffs, Ia, Mrs. Anne Moore. Mil
waukee, Wis. and Messrs. Jimmy
Mangum and Wesley Clankscale
of Chicago.
Hospitalized: Mr.. Charles Grigs-
by zoos Bryant Av. N. is in Fair
view hospital for check up.
Blessed Event: Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Allen, 36l9 Smelling Av. are
the proud parents of a baby girl
born November IS at Fairview
hospital. They have named their
new daughter, Christine Frances.
Maternal grandmother is Mrs.
Graham Of Austin, MINI. and pa
ternal grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert ST., 1921 Third Av.
S.
Stork shower: Mrs. Wendell
Helm, 1888 Clinton Av. was hos
tess at a stork shower on Mon
day, November 8 in honor Of Mrs.
Harold McDuffie. same address.
The decorative motif Of mint and
yellow was carrier out in the dec
orations and the umbrella which
held gifts. Games were played fol-
lowed by tasty lunch served by
the hostess. Mrs. McDuffie was
the recipient Of many useful and
lovely gifts for the baby-to-be.
Guests included the Misses
Javanese Ewing, Mary Seaton,
Mary and Daisy Davis: Mines.
Harriet Anderson, Myrtle Hill,
Geraldine Withers, Clara Mae
Davis, Lucille McDuffie and Fern
Helm. Gifts were sent by Mrs.
Bernice Garrett. Mrs. Carrie Gar
rott and Mrs. Clara Lovaas.
Hunting Trip: Mr.. w. B. Baines,
1924 Kent st. and party of
hunters spent the weekend hunt
ing deer at L. L. Murray's cot
tage on Lake Adney. Mr.. Baines
bagged a large deer which he is
proudly displaying. They left Fri
day, November Is, returning Mon
day, November Is.
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1T WAS NO JOKE, BUB.

Brooklyn - amp - Leroy
wooten, SO, was "fit to be tied
last week. II all happened while
he was slipping coffee and read
ing the morning paper in an eat
cry. He accommodatingly stretch
ed out his hand to show to a
stranger who quickly snapped
handouts onto his wrists. Lets
see you get out OF that" said the
wise guy as he left the scene.
Wooten thought it a joke and
proceeded unperturbed to scan
the paper, but when minutes con-
tinued to pass the the intruder
failed 10 return, he caught the full
burden Of his predicament. He
wound up at the Atlantic Avenue
Station House where police. after
questioning him finally sawed
the manacles off his wrist.
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GEORGE ADAMS HERE
ON SAD MISSION

Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams OF
Duluth, longtime subscribers,
visited the newspapers office
Wednesday. The popular northern
Minnesota couple came TO the
Twin Cities on a sad mission 10
attend the funeral OF Mrs. Laura
Bradford OF st. Paul a sister OF
Mr. Adams.
Mr.. Adams accompanied by
Mrs Lottie Hyde of Minneapolis,
another sister win go to Mar
quette, Mich next week on ac-
count Of the recent death Of
George c. Preston, a cousin.
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new neophytes, who included the
Misses Marion Williams, Joan
johnson and Colleen Moore.
Guests at the ball included mem
bers Of the Kappa Alpha Psi
Fraternity. graduate members of
the AKA sorority. members Of Ivy
Leaf Club and other university
students. Preceding the BAN a
dinner was held at a local res
taurant at which time, the Neo-
phytes were again honored guests.
Tanga Club Meeting: Mrs. Ho.
ward Tyler, 694 w. Central Av,
was hostess to the Tanga Club on
Saturday, November IA. The next
meeting will be held on Saturday
November 81, with Mrs. Martha
Griffin, e96 Carroll Av. as hos
tess.
Hospitalized: Mrs. Howard
Tyler, 694 w. Central Av., enter
ed st. Luke's hospital today and
will undergo minor surgery.
Ladies Auxiliary Entertains:
Local SIC headquarters, 525
Rondo Av. was the scene of a gala
affair on Sunday evening, No
vember Is. when the Ladies Aux
iliary to Local sic entertained
members at cocktail party. The
table was picture of beauty,
covered with white lace cloth and
centered with large crystal
punch bowl filled with cool, re-
freshing punch with lighted tapers
in crystal candlesticks on either
side. Large trays of assorted
canapes completed the decora-
tons. Members who shared in the
festivities included Mines. Naomi
Beck, pres; Edna Bosley, secy.:
Dorothy Freeman, cores. secy.;
Marie Sykes, Irene Jackman, and
Committee in charge, including
the Mines. Florence Buford, E.
Graves, E. Moffatt, Dorothy
Pugh, Geneva Ray, Lola Finney,
Roberta Tyler, Minnie Robinson
and p. Bradley.
Club Entertains: On Saturday
evening, November IA, the We'd
nesday Matinee Club entertained
members and friends at the Elks
Rest on their fun night. Dancing
and games highlighted the gala
affair. Guests who shared in their
hospitality included the Messrs.
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Week End Guests: Mr.. and Mrs,
yern Manning, daughter Laverne
and granddaughter Mon TIE, of the
Avaon Hotel, Rochester, MINI,
were the weekend guests OF MIR.
and Mrs. Gordon Granger 1924
Fourth Ave. s, Mrs. Manning and
the girls attended morning church
services at st. Thomas Episcopal
church and Mr.. Manning attend
ed services at Zion Baptist
church with the Changers, After
returning from church, tn e
group accompanied by Mr.. How
ard Logan OF 1896 Clinton Av. had
dinner at the Elks Club in st
Paul
Birthday Greetings: Greetings
to Mrs. Betty Houston, 3s44 Fifth
Av. s.. who celebrated her birth
day on Thursday. November IL.
Nltss Itouaioit was hihNN We h"f
by when her son and many Of her
friends, both in the city and out
of-town, sent gifts and birthday
cards.
Memo Club Meeting: Mrs. Lola
Gattling, iii Lyndalc Av N,
was hostess TO the regular meet
ing of the Memo Club on Saturday
evening. November II. Members
and guests enjoyed an unusual
evening playing games followed
by a lovely lunch served by the
hostess,
Initiated Into Club; Frank Dye,
son OF Mr. and Mrs. william Dye,
1886 Minnehaha Ave. was initial
ed into the German Club Of Roose-
welt High School.
Visiting Daughter: Mrs. George
Howell. 1885 Fourth Av. s., left
the city Monday. November 10,
for Chicago, where she will visit
her daughter and son-in-law. Mrs,
Howelrs stay Is indefinite.
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George Robifshek
Host Al Luncheon
For Urbon leoquers

On Friday. November Is.
George Rohitshek. members Of the
Minneapolis Urban League Board
OF Directors, entertained staff
members from the Urban League
and members of the local Board
out of town leaguers attending
MARIO at lunch at the Standard
Club.
r. Maurice Moss. Associate Ex.
ecutive Director OF the National
Urban League, made brief pre-
sentation of items OF current in
terest 10 the National office. He
stressed the growth OF many new
communities built around new in
dustrial centers in areas not ser
Weed by Urban Leagues or any
other similar agency.
The National Urban League
finds itself rendering service To
these communities from which no
support is Forthcoming. This puts
an added strain on the resources
of the League. and Mr.. Moss
therefore. stressed the need for
broadening the base OF Urban
League support throughout the
country.
Visiting staff members OF local
Urban Leagues In attendance
were Alexander ]. Allen, ENecu'
tive Director. Urban League OF
Pittsburgh; Louis Mason, former
Industrial Secretary, Urban
League of Pittsburgh; Ted Cobb
Community Service Secretary
Omaha Urban League; Thomas
Talley and Richard Fox. Executiy,
and Industrial Secretaries, re-
spectively OF the St Paul Urban
League.
Local Board members In at
tendance were William Il, Cratic
Marshall Diebold, willard c. Easu
Mrs. Raph T. knight, Cecil +
Newman, Mrs. Elizabeth Rodgers
Clifford f. Rucker and Mrs. Lor.
ing NJ. Staples.
Members OF the local Leagu,
staff who attended were Shelton
b. Granger, executive secretary
Ashby U. Gaskins, field secretary
and Mrs. Fay Harrison, office
secretary.
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CRIsPUs ATTuCKs HOME
FINANCE DRIVE OPENS
SUNDAY, NONEMRER 2.

The Crispus Attacks Home
membership drive opens officially
sunday, Nov %. Mrs Raymond
Bledsoes is chairman OF the
member drive.
Memberships may be had for
81, So, and IS, Checks may be
mailed to Crispus Attacks Home
400 Collins St. 81. Paul, MINI.
Crispus Attacks is a home FOL
the aged
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| en- contrlto
and James Muir
ray. barton. at
Pilgrim Baptist
c CHI, Friday
evening, Nov. ~
at s p, m. with
Olga Anderson
as accompanist,
The recital ID
under the spon-
- a.
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Senior Choir OF Pilgrim Baptist
church, Both Mr.. Murray and Mrs,
Allen are well known soloists,
Each is a member OF the st, Paul
Civic Opera Co, and the St Paul
School OF Opera.
Mr. Murray is soloist OF the Phi.
grim choir and Mrs. Hall Is solo.
list for the First Baptist church OF
st. Paul.
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Q The quality Of the product
even a newspaper Is an important
part In Its acceptance by the pub
lie. Alert advertisers quickly note
the quality Of this papers news
and picture coyerage.
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some lovely gifts from their
friends.
Birthday Greetings; Birthday
Greetings to Mr.. Katherine Elliot,
400 f. seth ST., whose birthday
win be Thanksgiving Day, Mo-
vember 20.
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Social and Personal
z ST. PAUL Z

T. C. Just For Fun Club: Mrs. LLOYD Smith 64S ST An
thony Av was hostess TO the just For Fun Club on Sunday
November 10 Plans were completed for party to be held
November 29. - y " ~
Eta Cnapter AKA Entertans: Eta Chapter Alpha Kama
Alpha sorority entertained recently at an Initiation hall fr
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Social and Personal
x MINNEAPOLIS

Family Visitors: Mr. and Mrs Luther Payne of Kansas
City, No. arrived in the city Tuesday November H. visit
with their daughter and granddaughter Mrs Flosse Harris
and Diane Lesy HARRIS their Jack Payne of St Paul and
Luther Payne J of 637h Olson Highway While in the city
they the house OF Harris
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Q II usually appears FIRST In
the SPOKESMAN and RECORD
Err Papers.
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HAll-MuRRAY
JOINT RECITAL
I. ON NOvEMBER ~

A musical treat for Thanks
giving week win be the joint
song recital OF Ermine Hall Al
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ton and Judge Hobson Reynolds,
Grand Director of Civil Liberties
for Elks.
Mrs. Jackson Is tho Grand
Daughter Ruler of the Improved
Benevolent Protective Order OF
Eixs of the World. Mr.. Robert II.
johnson, Grand Exalted Ruler OF
the Improved Benevolent Protec-
tive Order OF Elks OF the World
was the recipient Of the 1862 and
1853 J. Finley Wilson Annual
Memorial Award which IL given
each year TO worthy male mem
Der OF the Ellts. The award pre-
sented 10 Mrs. Jackson will also
be made annually to worthy
Daughter Elk.
The Seagram Vanguard So
ciety, which donated the trophy,
was established by Scagram-Dis-
tiller Corporation as an independ-
emit, non-profit organization
which has as Its purpose the
recognition OF persons who have
made notable contributions to
the cause Of Negroes in the gem
eral area of human relations and
in field such Us fraternal orders,
athletic endeavor. education and
arts and sciences.
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Don't forget your friends birth.
days and wedding anniversaries.
Consult our birthday Greetings
and Wedding Anniversaries cob
umns usually found ON page !
each week.
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AMP Writer Predicts
Dodgers viii Win Series
Nv yirgil Oyerbea

Chicago.-In baseball IL is usu-
ally folly to predict against the
New York Yankees when the
chips are down. Nevertheless, with
basebalfs greatest prize, TIE
worlds championship, at stake,
this reparter sincerely believes
that the Brooklyn Dodgers will
take the World Series.
Unlike the Dodgers of 1852, this
item is a more confident unit,
one which has bowied over its
opposition consistently. Brooklyn
cllnched the pennant against the
Milwaukee Braves. its only chal-
lengers during the season. The
Dodgers whipped the first divi-
sion teams rather than fatten up
on the second division also rams
as they did in 1852.
This year all the Dodgers APP
pear to be having excellent sea-
sons at the same time. Believing
that the players win not choke up,
this reporter takes the Dodgers in
five or six games.
Catcher Roy Campanella, he be-
lieves, will be the Series hero, and
Jackie Robinson and Junior Gil
liam viii perform very well, Joe
Black will hurl at least one VIC
tory in the Series, All the other
Dodgers will come through, too.
Naturally, when someone picks
against the Yankees, he has some
reservations. This reporters re-
servation is that If the contest
goes seven games, the Yankees
will win the crucial one. Other
wise it will be Brooklyn as world
champion for the first time.
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The Police Gazette picked Al-American baseball
selecting Robinson and Campancla.
Pennington high school has grdder, Chies the
He the first Negro out
past years AZ
Wisconsin Minnesota
h
Tommy English former baseball player active
golfer is rcuperatng St hospital visit
would be great help to him his way recovery
1t official Big Percy Zachary ineligible predicted
as much four weeks
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Leininger Liquor
Store Owner Has
Muny Hobbies

Most of all l like my home"
says Gladys Leininger, owner OF
the I.eininger Liquor Store, who is
wen satisfied with her home, her
business and her many hobbies,
For 20 years. since the repeal
OF prohibition, the Lclnlnger
Liquor Store has been at the same
location, SOC selby Ave. and has
many customers who have been
coming In for 20 years.
Weaving. ceramics. collecting
OF dolls and stamps. horseback
riding and fishing are among the
things that Mrs. Leininger does
In her spare time; and she enjoys
everyone Of them.
Each year she goes on n one
week fishing trip. Also she has
Travelled through many parts of
the United States and Europe. At
present she is planning a trip to
Penland. Va, School Of Handi-
crafts, where she would like to
learn some new techniques In
weaving.
To further her education. she
has taken University OF Mime
sofa extension courses In such
subjects as psychology and an
atomy. An active member In the
Selby District Commercial club.
Mrs. Lcininger In also a member
OF the national and retail liquor
associations.
Complete romodeling OF the
liquor store includes a new ar
rangement OF all shelves. a new
counter cooler in addition 10 a
walk-ln cooler. n new paint job,
and new front to the store.
Mrs. Leininger has been In
charge OF the store for 10 years
since the death OF hor husband.
Before that time she did all the
bookkeeping for her husband, and
she atill does II today.
During the war, when help was
hard 10 get, Mrs. Leininger work
ed up TO 90 hours a week In order
TO keep the business going.
She has n liking for young peo-
pie as well ms for people OF her
own age and has employed coll
lege and university students for
part-time work in the store, The
staff now includes, besides Mrs.
Leininger. Larry Perron, mana
ger, Don Lideen and Hank Fry
er.
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Improved player in The SANITY City. IT he continues
ITO improve he is headed for consideration for the
An-City Bob Blakey, Central fullback is the
most rugged back in the city conference.
Mechanics beat johnson, the So Twin City
champions ii to in Friday afternoon tilt, Sept.
49, John Garrett and Lee Ballard hold down reg
ular jobs with the Trainers Garrett is also place
kick specialist and kicked two extra points Ballard
was consistent gamer down the middle for Mechan-
les Parker, Larry and Smaller reserves with the
downtown team.
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after a two year absence.
Marie Adams viii be the featur-
ed vocalist with the Johnny Otis
Band when it plays here on Oct.
3. The Peacock Records star is
well known for her disc, Gonna
Play the Honky Tonks.'
Johnny Otis and Marie will give
a new rhythmic slant on the blues
when they play ''Mambo Boogie''
and the whole band gives out with
rhythmic capers that will be fun
to see as well as hear.
Tickets are on sale at the usual
places. Advance prices S1.75.