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The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1954-02-08

and that those who seek to STU
! up strife among these groups shall
he fought with every legitimate
means.
1t is fortunate that our domestic
agencies devoted to the prorlotion
| of strife and hatred seem tn be
either dead or on the way out
Such organizations az the S'l7ar
Shirts appear to have vanished
entirely. and the Ku Klux Khan
| is almost on its last legs, with
| Il number of its leaders and mem-
bcrs in Jail.
by contrast, the National Con-
ference Of Christians and Jews
with headquarters in New York
land regional offices all oveT the
United States. celebrated is 18th
anniversary last year. aud i> be
coming increasingly influential.
brotherhood Week should re
mind us Of the essential obiectiNcs
for which the Conference stands,
and should cause us all to strive
for a more complete realization
of these detectives.
The Mason-Dixon line stretching
along the southern Pennsylvania.
northern Maryland border was es
tablished to settle disputes over pri.
vate land grants and not as divid.
ing line between North and South.
National Geographic Bulletin.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02
ANNUAL JOLLY 10
STYLE SHOW FRIDAY
April Q Az YWCA

The Jolly '1e" Club Of 81
Peters A ME- church will present
It's third annual Easter style Re.
vue. Friday, April 9, at $40 p, m.
Benton Hall. YWCA. 1880 NLcolIet
Avenue. The admission IL $40.
Nothing has been spared TO
make this an outstanding event
The committee said. AN array Of
beautiful models from the Twin
Cities will please the most faS-
tidious"
In addition 10 the parade Of
models the following guest artists
vii furnish entertainment Erline
KITTY, prima donna from England
Mia Scott. our 0wn promising
young vocalist and Fred Ewing
local baritone
To climax this gala affair, viii
BE- the crOwning Of the Easter
Queen.
Ruth McQusrry will be narrator
Elsie Lyle viii pay for the style
parade Make this a must on your
social calendar.
The committee consists Of la
ellie McAdams, chairman. Mines,
Leila Copeland and Marie Rsddlck
co-chaIFTnen. Advt.
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EDWARD SMITH GIVEN
SURPRISE PARTY ON
Hs HIRTHTUAY

Mr.. Edward Smith. 7I5 1871
Az. s.. was honored with q sur.
prise party given by his wife on
Saturday evening. March n
Mr.. Lee Davis. . friend ASKED
Mr.. Smith 10 70 on an srTand with
him. While they were sway the
guests arrived snd when the hon
oree entered the room. he was
greeted with Happy Birthday"
by the group. and he then realized
that u was = surpTiss On him.
Mr. Smith received many lovely
gifts which he opened and showed
20 the delight Of his friends
Various games were enjoyed
during the evening a highhRht ~
the fets was the delicious buffet
supper served by the hostess
ThOas helping him celebrate in.
Guided NJ and Mrs q v. Ham
nnond. the Misses Frances Clark
Susie Virgins. Rosa Is whiebUn
MsssrS Lse DAVIS. LBndon Moffsti
and Alfred PARKER.
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kuthTYR ATr0dOndo FStSd
ny Little Friends On
h0F Fifth RlFahdcS

Little Kathryn Arradondo was
feted on her NTH birthday with q
party given by her parents, Mr.,
and MrS Aaron Arradondo Of
1850 Clinton Av. on Sunday after
noon, March Is.
Between the hours Of 2:S0 and
5 p. m. q group OF Kathryn's
friends and playmates were on
hand to wish her many happy re-
turns and to join in the various
games enjoyed by guests.
Balloon fRvors were given to
each guest and a highltght Of the
affair was the beautifully decorat-
ed birthday cake. which was SER
we'd along with ice cream and
punch to the delight Of the young
sters.
The little honoree received a
number OF lovely gifts.
Those who shared her hospital
ity were Connie, Marilyn, ChryL
Dianne and Charles Martin; Linda
and Arlene Dobbins. Louverne
Black. Stephen Johnigan, Andrew
Wilson and Martlyn Arradondo. a
sister.
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Home On FurIough! AirmAn
nc Raymond o. Presley, arrived
in the city on Saturday, March ~
for a visit with his wife and
daughter. Mrs. Villanova Presley
and Sharon Rae. Altman Presley
Is on a months furlough from the
Elemendorf Air Base. Anchorage,
Alaska, where he has been sta
toned for more than a year. He
has been in the service for the
past three years. He will also
spend some time with his mother,
Mrs. Lucille Presley. 6i3 st. An
thony Az, ST. Paul
Rochester Visitors: Mr. and
Mrs. Vern Manning and daughter
I.averne OF Rochester, MINI, were
the weekend guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Granger. 1924 Fourth
Ave, s., arriving Saturday, March
81 lhNg "NiN ANAllNSAhH W.
number Of social courtesies. on
Saturday evening, they attended
"Porgy and Bess" at the Lyceum;
later the same evening they were
guests ut the Elks Rest; Sunday
morning breakfast at Sally and
Jays Mrs. Manning attended 8
a. m. services at St Thomas
Episcopal church, Sunday eve
ming the party was entertained At
Radio City theater and on Mon
day Mrs. Manning. daughter La.
verne and Mrs Granger went on
a shopping tour OF the Twin City
stores and had lunch at the
Leaves. They left Monday night
for home. The ManningE are
owners Of the Avalon Hotel In
Rochester.
Ursula MAtrona Society; The
Ursula Matrons Society OF ZIoN
Baptist church met with Mrs.
Mary Ball. 1864 Bryant Az. N. on
Tuesday evening. March 80.
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Evening In Music
A. 81. Peters A.AA.E.
Church SUNDAY

The Cathedral Choir and ACE
League OF st. Peters AME church
Fourth Az. =. and 4lst ST. will
sponsor an Evening OF Music"
ON Sunday, April I, at $50 p, m.
at the church.
Featured artists will be Floyd
Poole Jr., well known Nolinist,
who will be drafted into the armed
services April ~ Miss Virginia
Brady, y Of NJ. student major.
ing In music and the coloratura
soprano, Mrs Sylvia Little.
The public Is cordially invited to
spend one hour OF music OF the
Masters. There is no admission
charge. Refreshments will be ser.
we'd following the program,
Rev. NJ, l.. Simmons IL pastor
and Mrs. Halle Ewing. dIrectrcas,
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Ropers & Meningitis
Entertain Friends
Al Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs. c, II. Roper, eS2
Fuller Az. and Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. X.
Mcknight. $50 Fuller Av, were
co-hoSts at a beautifully appoint
eli dinner party on Saturday eve.
ming. March ~,
Guests were received In the
home Of the Ropers at y. M. for
cocktails The table was laid with
n handmade Alencon lace cloth
centered with yellow jonquils and
daisies thanked on either side with
white tapers In silver holders
heightened the beauty of the set
ting as guests slipped, chatted and
enjoyed a variety Of tasty hors
d ouvres and cocktails.
Following cocktails, dinner was
announced IN the home Of the Me
knights where the supper table
was covered with n yellow cloth,
centered with an arrangement of
crystal candelRbras holding yellow
tRpera accented the green and
yellow which was the decorative
motif. The table was laden with
many different dishes Of appetite.
ing food from which the guests
were served buffet style.
The flower arrangement Of
yellow snRpdragonS on the mantel
In the living room formed u pleas.
ing background for guests who
spent the remainder of the eve
ming playing bridge and canaSta.
Those enjoying their hospitality
were the Messrs. and Mmes WI.
liam Godette, Hiram Gibbs
Charles W. Glenn, Tela - Burt,
John Patton. william Cassiua, ~
NJ. Brown. Ollye Gum, Hammond
Turner Sidney Salters, Frank
Terry. o. l.. Alexander, Charles
Noble the Mines Bu1e carmi'
chasI. Palmer Jackson and q ~
Williams,
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Little Erie Allen
Thomus cSlsbFated
HlVehduv March "a

Little Eric Allen Thomas, son
of Mr.. and Mrs Richard Thomas.
3ai Rondo Az, was all "agog"
with excitement On Monday,
March 20 when hc was feted with
n party In celebration of his sec.
ond birthday by his mother.
Ills little guests who helped him
celebrate enjoyed ice cream, cake
and pop which was served. Eric
received two birthday cakes and
many other gifts
Some Of his little friends and
relatives who helped him celebrate
were Richard Earl, Gregory Keith.
Albert Chester Thomas, Harriet,
Renee Jones. Roberta and Mary
Elaine Thomas, Mrs TAIcills
Brown, the MsssrE Robert Thorn
~ and Walter NORM, Miss coree
Thomas and his mother. Mrs
Mary Thomas.
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Oak Leaf Club
Celebrates n
YeorS Existence

On Monday. March -, the Oak
Leaf Art Club celebrated its 3Tth
anniversary at the home Of Mrs.
John Napue. bpS Carroll Az,
This club, one Of the oldest IN
the city was organised through the
efforts OF Mrs, Emily Harris and
her sister. the late Mrs. Mary
Love. In 1871,
DESTROYS Of exchanging ideas
and getting together for . social
time, q group Of women met and
decided that they would do art
work among themselves, From
thta meeting the Oak Leaf Art
Club was born.
The purpose OF the club was TO
do different types OF art work and
exchange household hints, They
pledged that a. long a. there were
three members who wanted the
club q would continue In exis.
tence, The membership IL limited
TO 10 members,
Members and guests who APP
pearcd on tho Fun For All" Tv
show were on hand to help In the
celebration.
A highnRnt OF the delightful
affair was the full course dinner
served with the traditional birth
day cake.
Following dinner the group
sang Happy Birthday" To tho
president. Mira, Emily Harris. who
has held the office for tho past
ten years. and In . charter Nom.
Der Mrs. Alice jackson and Mrs
Harris are the only ones left 81
the original organizers.
Present officers In addition 10
Mrs, Harris are Mines w, Guthrie
vice president; RoNie Anderson,
secretary; Lydia Brown, treasur-
or and Jean Waters. program
chairman,
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AFle@ holloWeM
& Harriet Smith
Reeiful ApVil 2

Arlee II. Halloween and Harriet
Bell Smith viii be presented In q
two piano recital at Pilgrim Bap-
list church. Grotto and w. Cen
trail ST., ST. Paul by the 1. w.
Harris Gospel chorus at the
church on Friday. April Q, 1854 at
Sis p, m.
This unique recital promises TO
be a musical treat TO all music
lovers The program win be varied
including two piano and one piano
duets featuring classical. mod
ern. and ultra modern selections,
Both Mrs, Halowen and Mrs,
Smith are artistic In their own
right.
Mrs. Hallowell Is the daughter
OF the late DIR. l.. w, Harris, who
pastored Pilgrim Baptist church
from 1922 TO 1889, the time Of his
death, Mrs. Hallowell has studied
music at MacPhail School OF Mu-
sic and Is a graduate OF the uni-
versity Of Minnesota School OF
Music, She has done concert work;
is an experienced accompanied and
music instructor.
Following the preccpts and
teachings OF her father, Mrs. Hal
lowell has used her talent in the
church. She Is the organizer and
director OF the l. w, Harris Cos
pei Chorus and has been since its
inception fifteen years ago. She
Is also one Of the church orgRnists,
Mrs. Harriet Bell Smith II the
daughter Of the late George w.
Bell. IA pioneer citizen Of st. Paul,
Mrs Smith studied music at Mac
alester College Conservatory and
the University OF Minnesota. She
Is a music instructor; experienced
accompanist; has done concert
work and IL one of the orHanists
at Pilgrim church
This concert should be must"
on your calendar. The date. Fra
day, April 9, sI6 p. m, Donation
81.
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Edgar Murphy, son OF Mrs,
JuanitA Murphy, $40 st, Anthony
Av, and MT John Murphy. 6SS
Carroll Az. In celebration Of his
sixth birthday. which was March
-, was feted with a party by his
mother on Sunday afternoon.
March Is,
A group OF his little playmatOs
were ON hand TO wish him happy
birthday and to Join In the games
which were played with prizes
going TO Kenneth Christian and
pebbie Sue High.
As the afternoon progressed, the
youngsters were thrilled with the
story telling of Mrs. James TRy-
lOr and the group singing
The traditional birthday cake
with candles clmaxed the gala
affair which was served TO each
guest, also salad and ice cream,
Each guest was given a favor.
Edgar received many useful gifts
Those helping him celebrate
were Brenda Carter. Debbie Sue
and Eddie High, Kenneth Chris.
tan. Linda and Penny Nichols.
Merle Young. Loretta Brown,
Lanny and Glenn Taylor. Toya and
Colleen Murphy. Gordon and Mar.
40 Robins were not present. but
sent gifts,
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Postal Alliance Moiaa

North Star Branch OF the Ma
tional Alliance Of Postal EN-
ployees held their March meeting
at the Sterling Club, N. Dale St
on Sunday. March IL.
President Dennis T Hines asked
all members 10 make a final re-
port on the project Of the year at
the June meeting. The project for
this year IL TO send some deserv-
ing child to camp.
The entertainment committee
reported that all arrangements
had been completed for the an
nual Boat Excursion for the night
Of July II. from the jackson st.
landing in St Paul.
Secretary Wendell Jones read
the report Of the National secy. d.
Treas. Mr.. Wolfe d Dixon, which
had been submitted TO the dele
gates at the national convention
last year.
At the April meeting. Mr. Will
liam warricks win read the Ma
tionAl Welfare Directors annual
report.
We are looking forward 10 an
other well attended meeting on
April 18th. at Phyllis wheatIsy
House. SOC AIdrich Az. N. Min
neapoiis,
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS x


Watts Family, Mr., Joseph Kidd
Of the Virgins Apartment, 2A20
Fourth Az =, left wednesday.
March 81 for Memphis, Tenn, to
visit his sister. Mrs. Maggie
Henry OF Truman. Ark. who will
join him there. They viii be the
house guests Of Mira Pearl Camp
bell. daughter OF Mrs, Henry and
niece OF Mr.. Kidd.
To wcdi Mr., Robert Chambers,
2t3T 2Tth Az. 4. has made apph.
cation for u marriage license TO
wed Mrs. Gloria wilkerann. 9i2
Fremont Av. N.
Home On FNITlOugki Private
Nc Charles Smith, son Of Mrs,
Helen wilkerson. pT0 Aldrich Az.
N, h Homs on a 80 day fIrlough
from Korea. lie win report back Co
camp In Denver, Colo, whore he
viii be discharged nom the Ser.
vice.
Home From koTcAI Corporal
Everett Law Ir, 1907 Fremont
Az. N. arrived home on Sunday
evening, March ~ from Camp
Carson. Colorado Springs, Colo,
on n 3O-dRy firlough which he
will spend with HIS wife and
daughter, Oralee Renee The day
of his arrival marked the first
glimpse that Corporal Law had of
HIS new daughter, II also marked
a happy day for the senior Law
family who were on hand 10 greet
him on his arrival They are Mr.,
and Mrs Everett Law Sr,, mother
and father, ulorianne and brother; ;
Mr. and Mrs, Frank achIne, sister
and brothcr-in law. and Michael
schine. nephew. The Everett Laws
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brother Of Rev. John Breedlove
and nephew. Ernest TomplIins who
accompanied the remains OF their
sister, the late Mollie Mitchell, to
Sylcauga, Ala, for burial return
ed home Monday, March 20. An
other brother, Albert Breedlove,
returned with them and will per-
haps make this city his future
home.
Birthday CeIe bFAted: Mrs
Frank Shaw, 27l2 Clinton Av.. in
celebration of Mrs. Charles Grigs-
by's birthday was hostess at
breakfast on Tuesday morning,
March 80.
Birthday Greetings: Belated
greetings to Mrs. Catherine Bat
ties, 22Os Fifth Av. s.. whose
birthday was March 81.
Return Home; Mr.. and Mrs.
Clint Harris, 431 Humboldt Av,
N. returned home from Bakers
field. Calf. where they attended
funeral services Of an uncle, on
Wednesday. March "a. They made
the trip by motor.
Usher Board Meeting: The
Usher Board OF st. Peters AME
church will meet on Wednesday
evening. April 7, at the home of
Mrs. Josephine Brown, 1887
Fifth Av. 8.
VersatelIes Meet: The Versa
telles will meet on Sunday. April
IL, with Miss Thelma Oldham,
39OS Fifth Av. 8. as hostess.
To Wed: Mr.. Cecil r. Taylor,
$50 Aurora Av.. st. Paul. has
made application for a marriage
license to wed Mrs. Georgia Mae
Palmer Of IT'S Seventh st. N.
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Three YsoT Old
kuthlsSn HaEdy
Mos Blvshduy

LATHE Kathleen Hardy, dRugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel
Hardy, p73 Carroll Az, celebrated
her third birthday on Sunday,
March ~ when her cousins and n
few pISymAtes came In 10 wish
her happy birthday
A. the afternoon progTeascd
different games were played and
each guest was given a balloon
favor and waa climRKed when the
beautifully decorated birthday
cak" with three candles and one 10
grow on was cut and served with
Ice cream 10 the little guests
Kathleen received many useful
gifts
Those who helped her celebrate
were her brother. Tommis. Carol
Jean Walden. stephen and David
Winfield. Carmen, Mary and
Jackie Allison; Tony o'HsaI and
Gayle Williams
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Baby Contsst winners! Louise
Maxine Latimer infant daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs LARahn Latimer
won first prize Of 81 and Charles
Balenger Jr. son Of Mr., and Mrs
Charles BaienRcT ST.. won second
prize Of 81 in cash In the Baby
Contest sponsored by the J. G
Few Group ~ 81 James AME
church. Other entrants were
Shirley Ann Bailey, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Bailey; Do.
borah Browder. daughter of Mrs
Wilma Browdsr, Kermit Waters,
Jr.. son Of Mrs. r. Waters. The
contest closed on Sunday, March
70. Mrs Jean Waters was chair.
man.
A. Brothers BedsIdsi Mrs
Lionel Allen. 65s w. Central Az.
Jeff the city Tuesday. March 30,
for Fresno Calf. where she was
caiIsd due 20 the serious illness of
brother.
Flying Needles Club Mrs. Carl
Claiborne, 4s7 g. Anthony Az.
was hostess 20 the Flying Needles
Club on Monday. March 20, at
which time Mrs. Roberta Davis
birthday was celebrated Plans
were discuased for q spring tea 20
be given by the club. Following
business, a social hour was spent
honorinR Mrs Davis. The table
vas conferred with spring flowers
and carried out . pink and gold
color scheme. All members were
present, Mrs Josie O'Hsal and
Mrs. Easter OBhisIds were guests
II the club. Mrs DAVID Graham.
eos Rondo Az will be hostess At
next meeting on Monday. April 8
and win esIsbrsts Mrs. O'shield's
birthday at this time.
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Returns Home: Mrs. Lillian
Jones Of Los Angeles, Calf, sister
of the late William Pitt" Thomp-
son Of Chicago, who has been the
house guest Of her nephew and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Thompson OF S7l5 Fifth Az. s.
for the past few days, returned to
her home on Monday. March 20.
Mrs. Jones attended funeral SER
vices OF her brother In Chicago.
House Guests: Mines. r. T. Da-
Wis and Mckinley Barnes, Of Ok
mulgee. Okla, are the house
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, James r.
Sims, 300 Fremont Av. n. The us
itors also spent a part OF their
visit in Minnesota at Rochester.
Friday Night Out Club: Mrs.
Philip Blackwell, 1884 Fourth Av.
s. was hostess TO the Friday Night
Out Club on March 20. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Wayne
Glanton, 1922 Second Az. s, on
Friday, April 2.
T. 4. Golf Association; The
Twin City Golf Association will
hold their regular meeting on Sun
day, April I at the Phyllis Wheat
ley House, 500 Aldrich Az. N. at
8 p. m.
Model: Miss Toyse Ann VIII
Hams, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Williams, 1881 Portland Av.
is the high school model for the
John w. Thomas Company store.
TIC. Golf Auxiliary Meeting:
The Ladies Auxiliary to the T. c.
Golf Association will hold their
regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Fred Jones, 1892
Fourth Av. s, on Sunday. April
I, at 8 p. m.
Booker T. Washington Study
Club: Mrs. Emma Grimes, 1918
Fifth Av s., will be hostess TO the
Booker T. Washington Study Club
on Tuesday, April 8.
Out OF Hospital; Mr.. Sam
CRANBERRY. 4O41 Fourth Az. s.,
who has been a patient in Veter-
ans hospital for the past six
weeks will be discharged today
CFridayl. and IL completely re-
covered.
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Jr, spent Tuesday with their par-
enta. Mr.. and Mrs, Everett Law
Sr,, b20 Irving Az, NJ, and were
joined by Mr., and Mrs, Benjamin
Richoy, sister and brother-ln-law.
Mr.. and Mrs, Law are residing az
the home Of Mrs, Laws parents,
Mr., and Mrs Douglas Rice. Cor
poral Law, who has spent II
months In Korea viii report back
to Camp Carson, wnere he win b
discharged from service In May.
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Social and Personal
< MINNEAPOLIS 4

Dinner Guest Mrs Sadie Fisher, 40 Highland Av N was
the dinner of Mr. and Mrs Howard Darne on Friday
evening March 26 at the Urban League dinner held the
Radlsson Hotel Mrs Fisher old resident of Minneapolis
when interviewed stated II having the most wonderful
time Of my life"
Return Home: Mr.. Maeeo Breedlove. sl7 18th Az s. q
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WaffIe breakfast St 2so Dupont
Ss. Sunday. April q, : "a ~ q. IN.
Givea by MerSymaksgs CSub, or.
y. Puiyllr InsItedI--AdVt.
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Rsmember 81 Phillips Annual
Palm Sunday Tea, April IIth. At
the StsTIlnR Club. 10 ! p. m. -
AdVt.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

Harris Ewing Photo.
MRS. ROBERT J. BOWER
The former
Miss Barbara A. Bower.
Married October 22 in the
Navy Chapel.
payment made to the United
States by United Nations. Four
installments have been paid to
date; % remain to be- paid,
the last being due July /,
1852. Mrs. Libby says: II hope
to be around when the United
Nations makes It's last pay
ment and can mark the ac-
count paid in Full"