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Eastern Stars Have
Smorgasbord Friday

Members of Western Reserve
Chapter No. II, Order of Eastern
Star, will sponsor smorgasbord,
which is set for Friday, January
Both at Collinwood Masonic Tenn
pie, 813 East 152nd st. The time
is from 5 to 8 p. m.
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Coaster Hurt

Colliding with another coaster
while sliding at Forest Hill Park
Sunday, January 25th, Dale Lazar,
5, sustained a broken left leg. After
receiving treatment at Huron Road
Hospital the little patient was
taken to the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lazar, 1917
Eddingtop rd.
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ARCHITECT DIES

Henry W. Fox, "a, specialist in
public school design, died at his
home, 1923 Kensington rd., Rocky
River, January 23rd. Mr.. Fox pre-
pared the plans for the w. H.
Kirk Junior High School, erected
in 1929
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from Case Institute of Technology
with a Bachelor of Science.
East Clevelanders graduating
are: Peretz Gordon, 1861 Carlyon
rd., Bachelor of Arts, and Mrs.
Georgia F. Alexander, 14600 Euclid
ave., Master of Arts. Mrs. Alex
ander, whose undergraduate study
resulted in a Bachelor of Science
degree from Western Reserve,
majojred in education. Gordon
majored in political science.
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Eye Research To
Benefit From
Coming Concert

The Shaw High School Band
Instrument Fund and the Lions
Club Eye Research Program will
both benefit from the Baldwin
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WOMEN OVER 80 and girls
with extra-dry skin! Try our new
hormone lanolin mite cream. 8
ounces special at $1.75 at
FOREST HILL PHARMACY,
1926 Superior ave., at Euclid.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
M. Olson, 1926 Woodwork rd., a
girl, Deborah Taylor Olson, Janu-
ary goth.
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CHAMBERS PTA
FOUNDERS DAY PROGRAM

One of the meetings which all
members of Chambers PTA look
forward to is the Founders Day
Program and this year is no ex-
ception. The 1853 observance is
under the direction Of Mrs. Robert
Cook and she has written an ori-
ginal Founders Day Scrostic. The
meeting is Thursday, February 9Th
at 200 p. m. in the auditorium.
Musical numbers will be given
by a group of PTA members
with Mrs. w. Stockstill in charge,
accompanied by Mrs. George
Douglass.
There will be a candle lighting
ceremony in honor of the two
founders of the PTA. Mrs. Phoebe
Apperson Hearst and Mrs. Alice
Mcclellan Birney. The presentation
of corsages to the pa& presidents
will be by Mrs. Alton McStay.
Art decorations will be super
vised by Mrs. Earl Trowbridge,
the color scheme being blue and
gold, the PTA colors. Refreshments
will be served with the third grade
mothers acting as hostesses. Small
children will be cared for and
school children may attend the
movies from $3.50 to 400.
CHAMBERS SPRING
CLOTHING SALE
The date of the Chambers Cloth
ing Sale is Acceptance Day, Feb
ruary goth and sales days Febru-
ary 23rd and oath. This is an ad-
vance notice so mothers may get
their clothing cleaned and in good
condition.
Founders Day at Caledonia
School will be celebrated on Feb
ruary 4th at 1880. There will be
luncheon for the past presidents
at Damons, in charge of is inn
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of Mrs. Ernest Golden, 456 st
Anthony Ave. Adult 20 members
were present. Invited guests were
Elder /. L. Smith; Mr.. and Mrs
Norris Harper, and Mrs. Russell
Jackson.
Sewing Circle Meets: The Sew
ing Circle will meet at the home
of Mrs. Beatrice Vassar, 748 West
Central Ave, Wednesday, Jan.
uary % at two o'clock. Mrs
Hack Ellis of Washington, d. C.
will be a guest Of the club. Mrs
Georgia Brayboy, president; Mrs
Jimmie Lou Chapman, secretary
Returns Home: Mrs. Hazel FL
lis of Washington, D. c., who has
been in the city since September
on account of the serious illness
of her sister, Mrs. Matte Cough
764 st. Anthony Ave, will leave
for her home on Saturday jan
uary 30. Mrs. Cough is much i'm
proved and is able to be up and
around the house again.
A Son: Mr. and Mrs. James
Robinson, 353 West Central Ave.
are the proud parents of a baby
boy born Jan. s, at st. Joseph
hospital. The infant weighed in at
six pounds, one ounce. This is the
first child for the Robinsons and
he was named after his father.
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Social and Personal
< ST. PAUL

halle 2 Brown Womens Council: The st. Paul Women :
Spue Oh the Halle Brown House will meet at the House
the meeting " :" s'U ~ a''eh''
Como Temple Como Temple gave the sum of SIS TO the
March Of Dimes their meeting held Thursday Ian %
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Baltimore, Md. Marie n
Downs, Baltimore soprano, not
long ago returned from Is months
study in Italy on a Fulbright
Fellowship from the U. S. State
Department, is shown above as
she sang the Mimi Aria from La
Boheme in a recital for former
President Miguel Aleman of Mex
leo at the debut of his daughter,
Maria, held in the ballroom of the
Hotel in de Roforma in Mexico
City.
The singer received such wide
acclaim that she gave four re-
citals in Mexico City. She was al
so guest artist on the National
Hour, sponsored by the Mexican
Government over the National
Broadcasting system of Mexico,
Station KEW in Mexico City on
Sunday, November 10Th at 10 p.
m. with over five million listeners.
The studio audience of 800
people stood and cheered at the
conclusion of her program. Es-
pecially fond were they of the
spirituals Swing Low, Sweet
Chariot" and Were You There"
which were translated into Span
ish for her Mexican tour by Gus
tavo Velasco, famous director of
the Bach Choir of Mexico. The
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singer Also appeared in recital in
Guadalahara, Acpulco and Mon
terey.
The Mexicon appearances eli
NAKED a triumphant tour of the
Southwest where she appeared to
overflow audiences in Austin, San
Antonio, Waco, Corpus Christi,
Fort Worth and Dallas, Texas;
Clark College in Atlanta, Georgia;
Tuskegee Institute in Alabama;
Monroe. Louisiana; Pine Bluff and
Little Rock, Arkansas.
Widow of the late Karl e.
Downs, former president of the
Sam Houston College, Austin,
Texas, Mrs. Downs has studied
under the late Giuseppe Boghette,
famed tutor of Marion Anderson,
Homer Samuels, coach-accompan-
list of Madame CALI Curci, and
world famous maestro, Clan
Bucchi, in Milan Italy. While
abroad she gave concerts in the
Scandinavian countries and the
capital cities of Europe. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Lille M. Jack
son, president of the Baltimore
Branch, NAACP.
Her sister is Mrs. Clarence NJ.
(Juanita) Mitchell, who formerly
lived in st. Paul.
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Fifth Graders Give
Teacher Surprise
BirfhduY Porfy
BY ED. BLACKWELL

Things amt like they used to
be in school" For example we
learned that the fifth graders at a
Minneapolis school gave their
teacher a birthday party! That's
what happened at Warrington ele-
mentary school, 37th st. and Gin
ton, Wednesday morning, when
the students surprised Miss Mas
olonia Pruitt, their teacher, when
she walked into her class room.
Unknown to her, the pupils in
her class had been planning this
surprise for several weeks, max
ing all of the preparations before
and after school.
When she walked into her
classroom-on her desk was a
birthday cake that the students
had purchased by pooling their al
lowance money and doing extra
chores around the house and prob
ably putting the bite on dad for
more money.
In addition to the cake, each
one of her pupils gave her a gift,
This was really a history maxi
ing event in Minneapolis schools.
Teachers have been given parties
and other celebrations by stu
dnts before, usually just before
they retire maybe the kids are
glad they are leaving) or just be-
fore the semester ends with the
hopes that the teacher honored
will be a little more 1enient with
grades!
But as far as we could check,
never before have students in
Mill City schools given a teacher
a party on her birthday or this
early in the semester.
Maybe the kids are smarter
now or they just plain like the
teacher.
Miss Pruitt is the first teacher
Of Negro descent to teach at
Warrington school.
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been out
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met at the home OF Mrs. Leroy
Lazenberry, S41 st. Anthony Ave,
Friday, Jan. %, with Mrs. Richard
Mann as co-hostess. Club members
husbands were their guests. Shell
ton Granger, Executive Secretary
of the Minneapolis Urban League
was guest speaker. He spoke on
the function of the Urban League,
especially in Minneapolis as COM
pared to Cleveland and New York
City. Discussion and questions fol-
lowed. Mrs. Cecil Poole of San
Francisco, Calf, and Mrs. Theo-
dore Talley were guest of the
club. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Louis
Moore, 1913 Carroll Ave, Thurs
day, Feb. 10.
"25" After Fun Club: The "25"
After Fun Club will meet at the
home of Miss Daisy Davis, 8O4
Fremont Ave. No, Sunday, Feb. 1.
Miss Davis will inform all men,
bers of the time of the meeting.
Choir Party: The senior choir
of the Mt. Olivet Baptist church
held their annual party, Saturday,
January %, at the home of Mrs.
Matte Avery, 375 Carroll Ave. A
delicious turkey dinner was SER
we'd and gifts were exchanged.
Mr.. John Culver, ST., made tape
recordings of the occasion. Those
present were Messrs. and Mines.
M. Bell, S. Howard, S. Smith, ].
Reasby, c. Taylor, Mines. Olivia
Shepherd, Matte Simmons, Flor
ence Rogers, Mary Russell, Ida
Mae Griffins, B. H. Hunter, Lu-
ellie Milton, Matte Avery, Ruth
Mcdonald, Dorothy Massie and
Messrs. John Culver ST., Albert
johnson and Harvey Hopkins.
Eastern Visitor: Mrs. Thelma
Henderson of East Orange, N. j.,
arrived Friday, Jan. 16, to visit
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Wooten, 598 Carroll Ave.
Mrs. Henderson was so impressed
with the city that she plans to
make it her home.
Annual Dinner: The L. w. Har-
ris Gospel chorus of Pilgrim Bap-
fist church, is having its annual
dinner on Friday, January 80.
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Hughes; elaine Mayes; Grace
James: Bonita McHie; Ernestine
Danforth; Helen Phillips; Elsie
Smith: Lillian Wagner; Starr
Shepherd and Beatrice slemmons.
Mrs. Marjorie Mason who was UNI
able to attend because OF illness
sent a gift.
Guild Meeting; The st. Agnes
Guild Of st. Thomas Episcopal
church met at the home Of Mrs.
Vivian Nelson, 372s Fifth Ave.
So, Wednesday evening, Jan. %.
Celebrates Birthday; On Sat-
urday evening. January "a. Mrs.
Marion Davis, 1892 Third Ave. So.
entertained a few friends at q
beautifully appointed buffet party
in honor Of her husband, Mr.. Lee
land Davis Jr., birthday. A most
enjoyable evening was spent and
pictures were taken. An appetite
ing dinner and most other refresh-
ments were served. Those who
helped Mr.. Davis celebrate were
Mr.. Leland Davis Sr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Davis. Clemon
Rooney, Jack strawder, Mines.
George Stevens and Mrs. Leland,
the very gracious hostess.
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SohsIa'ulaIions 10 College
uate: Miss Dorothy Monson
daughter of Mrs. L. v. Monson
290 No. st. Adams st. was one
of 3S graduates of Manchester col.
lege in the winter class, Jan. %
Formal exercises will be held in
June, at which time Miss Monson
will be awarded a B. A. degree.
Dinner Guests: Misses Julia and
Roberta Jones, 1922 Rondo Ave.
gave a dinner Saturday evening,
Jan. "a in honor of Mr.. George
Dunn of New York. Mr.. Frank
Johns of British Guiana was also
a dinner guest. After the dinner,
the two couples attended the Ohio
State-Minnesota basket ball game.
Mr.. Dunn left Sunday, Jan. rs to
resume his studies at New York
University, Mr.. Johns is a student
at Manchester college.
Dining Car Auxiliary Meets: The
ladies auxiliary of Dining Car EN-
ployees Union, Local SIC held their
regular monthly meeting at the
local on Wednesday, Jan. 81. Final
arrangements were made for their
annual trip around the world
which will be held Feb. Z, starting
at the home of Mrs. Glen Beck,
994 Iglehart Ave. All members
and friends are invited to attend
The next meeting will be held
Feb. IL, at eight o'clock at union
headquarters, 525 Rondo.
Belated Birthday Greetings: Be
lated birthday greetings to little
Sandra Ross, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Ross, 295 Mackubin
St., who celebrated her fourth
birthday on Jan. %.
Shower: A group of Miss Faye
Schuck's school friends gave mis-
cellaneous shower in her honor
Jan. 16, at the home of Miss
Dorothea Mcfarland, 1877 Rondo
Ave. Miss Schuck received many
beautiful and useful gifts.
The Book Club: The Book Club
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der, Carl Fraction: Mines. Fern
Helm, B. d. Milton. Cynthia
westbrook, Louise MCGEE, Evelyn
Combs, Bertha Smith, Genevie
Wilburn, Lenora Adair; the
Misses Clementine Christmas,
Freddie Richardson and Mr.. VIII
lie b. Hale. Refreshments were
served.
Slowly Improving; Mrs. Betty
jackson, 1917 Olson Highway has
been suffering for the past two
weeks from a severe case Of the
flu. At this writing she is show
ing a little improvement.
Received Sad News; Mr.. Ernest
Thompson, 3715 Fifth Ave, So,
received the sad news Of the
death of his father, Mr., Levi
Thompson Of Washington, ID. c.
Mr.. Pitt Thompson, formerly of
Minneapolis, Is a brother OF the
deceased.
Attorney m, Mr.. r. s, Skinner,
Minneapolis attorney, 5000 Gar
field Ave, Is seriously III In the
Minneapolis General hospital
Transferred Home: Mrs. Thelma
Mason, 977 Carroll Ave, who has
been an employee at the v. A. as
a clerk-stenographer, left Thurs
day, Jan. 20 for Chicago. She has
accepted a position at the Hines
Veterans hospital in Chicago,
which Is her home.
Flying Needles Club; The Flying
Needles club met at the home Of
Mrs. Bunny" Wilson, 633 Iglehart
Ave-, Monday. Jan. 20. Mrs, Will
sons birthday was celebrated at
the meeting. Mrs. Tessie Sonion
baked a beautiful birthday cake
and the honoree received many
lovely gifts from the club mem
bers. Mrs. Carl Claiborne, 4s7 st.
Anthony Ave. will be the hostess
at the next regular meeting, Mon
day. Feb. 2.
Stork shower: On Saturday,
Jan. "a, Mrs. Mary Brady, 1901
Third Ave. So, was given a stork
shower by Mesdames: Jewel Alex
ander; Lavera Robbins; Barbara
Long; Juanita Lewis and Pearl
Schofield at the home of Mrs.
Robbins, 2408 Fourth Ave. So.
Games were played during the
evening and prizes were won by
Mesdames Shirley Thompson; Pa
tricia Ingram; Mabel Wallace;
Alice Jones; Shirley Underwood
and Margaret Lewis. A delicious
repast was served. Mrs. Brady re-
ceived many beautiful and useful
gifts. Other guests present were:
Mesdames Barbara Cyrus; Donna
Rainey; ozora Bailey; Alice Nc
Clure; Patricia Davidson; Louise
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meeting, Thursday, Jan. %. Mrs.
c. H. Roper, 9S2 Fuller Ave, was
reelected to the board of direC-
tors for a term Of three years.
Ill In Hospital: Mr.. Osa Porter,
$50 Fuller Ave, is seriously i'll in
Ancker hospital.
To l.. A. Because OF Illness:
Mrs. Clara Smith, ST. w. Central
Ave, is in Calf. because of the
illness of her daughter.
Service Guild: The Service
Guild of st. James AME church
met at the home of Mrs. Rosa
Mahan, 1912 Rondo Ave.
Pneumonia: Mr.. George Hall,
668 Winona Ave, is in Ancker
hospital with pneumonia.
Gold Band Club: The Gold Band
club met Monday, Jan. 10 at the
home of Mrs. Royal Crawford, 522
st. Anthony Ave. Election of Of
ficers was held. Mrs. Reginald
Clark was elected president; Mrs
Robert Jones, secretary, and Mrs.
George Shannon, Jr., treasurer;
Mrs. LaRohn Latimer was Mrs.
Crawford's guest at the meeting,
Mrs. Jack High, 9s5 st. Anthony
Ave, will be the hostess at the
next regular meeting, Monday,
Feb. 2.
Missionary Society: The Mis-
sionary society of Mt. Olivet Bap-
fist church gave a party with the
regular business meeting, Tues
day, January q, at the residence
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Urban League
Guild Meets

The st. Paul Urban League
Guild met on January 29th at the
home of Miss Ruth L. Bowman,
1910 st. Clair Avenue, st. Paul.
Present were the Mines. Lillian
Balenger, Mildred Jackson, Odessa
Brent, Laura Briley, Wanda p,
Owens, Annette Robinson, Cecil E,
Mccoy, Barbara Davis, Doris
Shannon, Idelle Patton, Hattie
Sims, Martha Cutkump, and Mar
garet Salshow; the Misses Mary
Herzog and Ruth L. Bowman.
Thomas A. Talley, executive sec
rotary of the st. Paul Urban
League and Mrs. James c. Dixon
were guests.
The following officers were
elected for 1858: Mrs. Lillian Bal
enger, president; Miss Mary
Herzog. vice president; Mrs,
Odessa Brent, treasurer; Mrs. An
nette Robinson, recording secre-
tary and Mrs, Laura Briley, cor
responding secretary, Following
the election, Mr.. Talley installed
the officers.
The Guild is an interracial or
ganization to promote, encourage
and engage in activities of a cul-
tural, civic and social nature,
which will further the well-being
of the Urban League movement,
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Miss Herzog, 2155
Dayton Avenue.
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Social and Personal
* MINNEAPOLIS

Surprise Birthday Party: few friends of Mrs Raymond
Cooper 1921 Fourth Avenue &c. gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Lawrence Mccoy, 1901 Humboldt Ave No. after
church Sunday evening January 25 for surprise birthday
party in his honor purse presented to Mr. Cooper
Guests included Mr. and Lawrence Mccoy William War
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

been issued by Mr.. Lester l.
Watts, 619 Fremont Ave. No, an
nouncing the forthcoming mar
riage of his sister, Miss Katherine
Ann, to Mr.. Clintell jackson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Della
hay, SIT Bryant Avenue No, on
February is, four o'clock, Way
man A.M.E. church. els Fremont
Ave. No.
Birthday Party; A birthday
party for the younger set honor
ing Miss Barbara Jean HAM
monds on her eleventh birthday
was given at her home, S12 nth
Ave. So, by her mother, Mrs.
Matt Hammonds and her aunt,
Mrs. Richard Hammonds, Sum
day, January rs. from three to
six o'clock. The afternoon was
spent in playing games. Refresh
ments were served. Guests who
helped her celebrate were. Cradle
Mae welton; Janet Smith. Lizzie
Tops; Frances Anderson, Gwen
dolyn Phillips; James and Donald
Hammonds.
Two Weeks Vacation Enjoyed:
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Alexan-
der, 1928 Clinton Ave. So, return
ed home Saturday, Jan. "a from a
very pleasant two weeks trip.
They visited relatives and friends
in Chicago, ILL.,, Indianapolis, Ind.
and in Ky. they visited in Central
City and Louisville.
Belated Birthday Greetings: Be-
lated birthday greetings to Mrs.
Opal stone, s5s Bryant Ave. No.
whose birthday was on Jan. %.
Octette Bridge Club; The oc-
tette Bridge Club met at the home
of Mrs. Ashby GaslSins. 2201 Fifth
Ave. So, Saturday, January "a, at
1870. Club prizes were won by
Mrs. John Hutcherson, first; Mrs.
Earle Kyle, second and Mrs. Paul
s. Curry, third. Mrs. Shelton
Granger was a guest and was CIV
en- a guest gift. The next meet
ing win be held Saturday, Feb
ruary 81 at the home OF Mrs.
Coleridge Hendon, $685. Fourth
Ave. So.
Returns From Vacation: Mr..
and Mrs. Alonzo Ellis, 350S Fifth
Ave. So, returned Sunday, jan
uary 25 from an extended motor
trip to Los Angeles and other
points in southern California and
Mexico. They report a wonderful
trip.
COnvalescing: Mrs. Andrew J..
Clark ST., 4045 Clinton Avenue
So, who has been confined to her
home for the past week is much
improved at this writing.
Leaves For Chicago: Mrs. E.
NJ. Fassett, 5136 10th Ave. So,
left Tuesday, January ~, for
Chicago to visit an aunt, Mrs.
Virlee Leftridge. .....
Sad News: Mrs. Ida Burrell, IS
Hoag Ave. No. received the sad
news that Mrs. Irene Rice, wife
Of Mr.. Sylvester Rice, died in Mil
waukee, Wis, Tuesday, Jan. 81.
Mrs. Rice a former resident of
Minneapolis, was well known in
the Twin Cities. Tentative funeral
arrangements have been set for 1
o'clock Friday, Jan. 30. from st.
Marks A.M.E. Church, Milwaukee
with the Easter Star Chapter in
charge.
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Social and Personal
K ST. PAUL K

Returned Home: Mrs Carrie Ailep III ROndo Ave. re-
turned home from Kansas City, Mo- Jan ), i'll. She is
vaeScing at home.
House Guests Of Sister: Mrs R. Widdecombe three
children Roberta Patricia Ann and Mare of Brton So Da
k0a spending weeks visiting in St Paul While here