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The Mississippi enterprise., 1954-04-10

Mrs. Salone Curry, president
Dorothy McGlory, secretary.
Funeral Services
Last rites were held Friday, April
y at 10 o'clock a. M, from the
Jefferson Funeral Chapel for Mrs.
sophie Crosby, who died early Sun
DAY morning at her home on Wal
nut Street She was well aged and
widely known.
Her immediate family is one'dau-
ghter, Mr.. Rosa Lee Crosby. and
one son, Mr.. Wilbert Crosby. both
OF Chicago, ILL., A step-daughter.
Mrs. Coreane Butler one grandson
VIII Brown, Jr., one niece. Mrs.
Mariah Dotson, one daughter-in-law.
MRS. Octavia Red, all of vicksburg.
The Rev. j. H. Williams, pastor,
OF the Travele-s Rest Baptist church
officiated.
The w. H. Jefferson Funeral
Home was in charge.
Gossip
hi all you cute chicks and hand
some cats. How is everything? 1 see
plenty sharp Seniors flashing
their cool rings. Fine, isn't it. Glad
to see them reach their goal. Let's
hake up some cool jive.
| see Elizabeth Washington and
Claud Powers getting along fine.
Say Minnie F., how are you and
Jesie Arms? Rosie B. is still shin
ing love light for William Ste
wart and he's making love path
straight to- her. William Marshall
The Mississippi enterprise., 1954-04-10

A 50-bushel crop of corn removes
30 pounds of nitrogen, q pounds
of phosphate, and 65 pounds of po-
tash. This is equal to a plant food of
600 pounds complete fertilizer or
tons of manure.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1954-04-10

Soil conservation means savings
to the farmer in seed. fertilizer.
labor. and power as well as increas-
ed income.
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BORDER CHURCH NOTES

Sunday at the morning worship.
Rev. Sexton spoke on the subject,
The Sure Cure. Scripture read
ing 2 Kings Slit. The scripture
reading was the finest illustration
of the Sure Cure, as il told of
the cure of Naaman from Leprosy.
Next Sunday Rev. Sexton Will
speak on Repent or Perish"
Scripture reading Luke 13:ff. At
the Vesper Hour from s to 7. the
Methodist Men presented another
of their fine programs.
Every Thursday evening at s
o'clock the Methodist Men, to-
gether with the Committee on
Membership and Evangelism are
sponsoring prayer meeting ser
vices. You should attend and en-
courage these meetings as well as
get that spiritual uplift you seek.
Border. pastor and members, well
zell, and regret his sudden pass
remember Mr.. c. w. (Bud) Mart
ing. Mr.. Martzell was a staunch
friend of Border, speaking at the
church on at least two occasions,
and seeked willing and eager TO
lend helping hand whenever pos
sible. To us he was one of the
most outstanding laymen in our
connection. To the family, Border
extends heartfelt sympathy in this
hour of sorrow. Vesper, Sunday
evening from 8 to 7. Come to Bor-
der, you are always welcome.
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Funeral Services For
Mrs. PrexiIIio A.
Jackson Held Tues,

After an extended illness. Mrs.
PreziIlia A. Jackson, AS w Cen
trail Az. died on May II al ST.
Joseph's Hospital. Mrs. jackson, a
native Of Pine Bluff. Ark. had
been a resident OF st, Paul since
1923. She was a member OF St
Peter claver Catholic church
where she was very active in club
activities She belonged to the
Altar Society and the Rosary.
Mrs. jackson is survived by
Mrs. Darienia Morrison and Mrs
Ernestine Pryor. her nieces, Of
Cedar Town, Ga, a nephew. Del
mar Ward Of Detroit, Mich. Mrs
Mildred Moore Of New Haven,
Conn, Mrs Frances Travis Of St
Paul, great-nieces and great
nephew. Richard Hall OF ST. Paul
Visitation was held on Monday.
May 81, at the Brooks Funeral
Home. Rosary was said at the
funeral home at 8 p m. on Mon
day evening. Funeral services
were held on Tuesday morning at
9 a m. at ST. Peter Claver, with
the Rev. Jerome Luger offieiat-
Ing. Burial was at Calvary ceme-
terry, Brooks funeral home was in
charge OF the service.
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Mrs. Mary TuyIor's
Funeral Rites Held

Services for Mrs. Mary Taylor
$50 Bryant Av. NJ who died Tues
day. June in Parkyiew hospital
were held Friday. June 4 at 2 p
m at the 3sth ST. Church Of God
in Christ Rev. c. w Mcconnell
pastor. officiated
Mrs. Taylor had been in III
health for the past five years and
a patient AT the Cornelius Rest
Home for more than two years
She was born in New Orleans
La. daughter OF the late Mr.. and
Mrs. J. X. Collins sr. pioneer resi-
dents OF Minneapolis. and had liv'
ed In the city for more than 40
years.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs
Virginia Collins and Mrs Lillian
Lindsey two brothers, Rev, ]
Wesley Collins OF La Grange, III
and Jake X. Collins OF Minneapo.
lis, several nicces. nephcws and
other relatives.
Burial was In Crystal Lake
cemetery with Neal Funeral Home
in charge OF arrangements.
Rev. Collins came to the city TO
attend funeral services.
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ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday school was well attend
ed with the superintendent at her
post Concluding the lesson, Rev,
Henderson gave summary and
explanation Of the lesson.
Sunday was also Mission Day,
At the morning service, the Ur-
sula Matrons were in charge. Mrs.
Irene Harvey. president, turned
the meeting over to the assistant
pastor. who introduced the guest
speaker, Rev. ]. p Hubbard, pas
tor of Beth Edeo Baptist church
OF Oakland, Calf. who brought a
lovely message. His theme was,
The Master is coming and Cal
leth for thee" Rev. Hubbard en-
phasized the need for more real
service and true workers should
be willin and ready to answer the
call. Scripture, John IL: 1-12
which was very fitting for the
hour We enjoyed the message
very much.
Visitors were welcomed by Mrs,
c. Westbrook. Rev. Bolts and wife
were absent. They motored to st,
Joseph, Mo-. accompanied by their
son. Rev. II. w. Bolts Jr TO at
tend Alma Mater celebration be-
ing held in the school they at
tended. They left Wednesday, May
26, at noon and expect to return
for services on Sunday, June 6.
In the evening, Miss Ruth Mar
shall, executive director of the
Minneapolis YWCA showed pic
ture scenes of the YWCA' Miss
Rewey Belle Inglis explained each
scene, which was very educational
and greatly enjoyed.
Among visitors at the evening
service was Mrs. c, w. Holt of
Oakland. Calf. l was informed
that Mrs. Holt is member of
Rev. Hubbard's church.
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BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH

We enjoyed a great message de.
| ltvered by Rev. Timothy Barge,
taken from the eighth chapter of
Romans, 3Sth verse. Subject, THE
| Confident Persuasion"
Senior Gospel Choir and Must
Cetts rendered heartfelt music UNI
der the direction of Mrs. Bessie
Gresham.
United with the church by
Christian experience was Ames
Knight, formerly a members OF
the Mt Olivet Baptist church OF
Kansas City, Mo, We welcome you
| to the fold.
Welcome to our visitors. They
were Mr.. Augustus Anderson,
| Waterloo. Ia. Alyadia Washing
ton, Waterloo. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
| Forney. Minneapolis, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Johnson of Kansas
City, Mo
The Green Leaf Tea sponsored
by the Senior Missionary Society
was success. spiritually and
financially, Mrs. lone Brown,
president and Mrs. Sarah Benson
| chairman of the tea, wish to thank
all the churches, both Minneapolis
and st. Paul. who participated
Many beautiful solos, duets and
group singing from the different
| churches were enjoyed.
Very happy to report that Ar
thur Jones of 22o5 Smelling Av
has been discharged from Fair
view hospital and is now conval-
escing at home. We are very sorry
to hear that Mrs, Josephine
Barnes was taken suddenly III. We
are praying for her and all of our
sick Gods speedy recovery.
| Next Sunday, June s, we will
have baptismal services. The pub
lie is cordially invited. Mrs. Sar-
an Benson, reporter.
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June /, from Des Moines and
Osceola, Ia, where she spent the
1 holiday week end.
Visits In Kansas City: Mrs.
Harry Neal. log Highland Az. N.
spent Memorial Day week end in
Kansas City, Mo. and Des Moines
la. She returned home Tuesday
June l.
Booker T. Washington Study
Club: When the Booker r. Wash
ington Study Club met at the
home of Mrs. A. Owens, 5000 Gin
ton Az on Tuesday, June 2, top
ping the agenda was election of
officers with the following slate
elected: Mrs, Elmer Smith, presi-
dent; Mrs A. Owens, vice pres.
Mrs, Courtney Wilkerson, secre-
tary. Mrs w. NJ Moseley, CORES
ponding secretary. The club adj
iourned for the summer months.
The first meeting of the fall will
be Tuesday, October 8 at the home
of Mrs Jennie Hall, 1867 Taylor
Av.. st. Paul
Cresiteundo's Club: Mrs Virgin
In Johnson, 42ii Fourth Av, s.
was hostess to the social meeting
of the Cresituendo's club on Sun
day, May %. An important bust
ness meeting will be held on Sun
day, June 9. at the home of Mrs.
Betty Preston, tbs Olson Blvd.
Guests enjoyed refreshments and
social hour
mage B, Carey, Earl Harris and
Clarence A, Anderson.
Returns Home: Mrs. Annie Da-
Wis of Portland. Ore, who has been
the guest for the past two weeks
of Mr.. and Mrs, Daniel Daniels
of ATS st. Anthony Az, left for her
home on Saturday. May 20
Esauirette Social Club: The
Esquirette Social Club met at the
home of Mrs Hortense Cox, 1887
Undertake Road May rs. A social
hour and tasty lunch was en-
ioyed following business, The next
meeting will be June II. with
Mrs. Margaret English, SIS ST.
Anthony Av as hostess.
Flying Needles Club: Mrs Els.
Their oShields, COS Rondo Av. will
be hostess to the Flying Needles
Club on Monday, June Z.
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Bunche Loyalty Probe ).
CONTINUED from page ~

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. IN MEMORIAM
IN NiEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear
niece and cousin, Magnolia Gun
bingham, who passed away one
year ago, June Bird.
Our hearts cannot tell how we
miss you. Our lips don't know
what to say. But God only knows
how we miss you in our homes to-
day.
Sadly missed by Mr.. and Mrs.
J. b. Nelson, Bradford Nelson. the
c. Young family of st. Paul, aunt
Hannah Murphy, Rev. Roy Lea
Barkley, DR.. Swaney Preston,
cousins, all of Cleveland, Ohio, and
Mrs. Iowa Provo and family 1905
f. 5th St, Oklahoma City, Okla.
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Twin City
Church NeWs

A communication was received
from Mrs. NJ. f. Bell, st. Paul,
thanking the church for kindness
shown during her recent illness.
Those members who were men
toned on the sick list last week,
have been informed, are much
improved. We are very proud of
that. Mr.. o. d. Sudduth is in
Veterans hospital. We pray his
condition will improve very soon.
The Junior choir Is presenting
Mr. Valford Kelley in recital at
the s p. m. hour on Sunday, June
8. Everyone is invited. Mrs. p.
Moore is directress.--Mrs. E. Hen
derson, reporter.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH

on Memorial Sunday, May 30,
Rev. Floyd Massey Jr., delivered
special and timely sermon. Fol-
lowing the organ call to prayer,
Deacon l.. +. Taryer offered
morning prayer. Flowers on the
pulpit were in memory of the
late l.. w. Harris. Also Mr.. J. A.
Smith and Miss Reyoida Wright
presented flowers in memory OF
Mrs Ida 3. Smith. Music was rem
dered by the Choral Group, the
Senior Choir, Girls Quartette and
the Gospel Chorus. Dedicatory
prayer was offered by Trustee B,
l.. Morris.
Members were commended for
their participation in the Ameri-
can Baptist Convention which was
held in Minneapolis last week.
Anniversary buttons were distrib-
uted by members of the Young
Women's Club for the church's
91st birthday which will be cele-
brated this month.
II was reported that Nm. Gallo
way. 755 Rondo Av. is among the
members who are i'll.
At p. m. the Baptist Youth
Fellowship met at the church.
The Annual l.. w. Harris Memoir
ial Service was held at 6 d. m.
Mrs. Arlee Harris Hallowell is
director of the Gospel chorus,
which sponsored the progrem and
Mrs. ODeIle Harris Galloway is
assisting director.
On Sunday, June 8, the Ordin.
ance of Communion will be OBJ
served and the right hand OF
fellowship will be extended to new
members.
At 5 p. m, the Gospel Chorus
will present its Annual Tea. Roy
Dunlap, newspaper columnist
known to readers as Paul Light"
will be guest speaker.
On Friday, June IL at p. m.
Pilgrim Annual Fellowship meet
ing will be held. Special honors
will be conferred upon members
who joined during the past year
Annual reports will be distributed
and refreshments will be served in
Fellowship Hall.
On Sunday, June IS. 91st An
niversary Day services will be
held at IL a. IN. and at 8 p. m.
Rev B. II. Logan, of Pittsburgh,
Pa. will be guest speaker. Pill
grim senior members and 1854
college and high school graduates
will be honored.
Among registered visitors dur
ing the morning worship hour
were: Miss Eugenia Wade, Chi
cago, H.; Frank DeMeuse, Green
Bay, Wis; Mrs. l.. Jackson, Gary,
Ind; Mrs. Gertrude Payne, Kala-
mazoo Mich. Mrs. Geraldine Will
liams, Chicago, ILL.,, and ]. T. Har-
ris, Jr., st. Paul.
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REHOBOTH CHURCH OF
CHRIST

Sunday, May 23rd brought our
22nd Anniversary of the church TO
a close. II was a success both
spiritually and financially. We
wish TO thank our many friends
for their loyal support, which
helped to make 1t success.
Sunday, June 9Th is pastors
aid day. At $3.50 p. m. a short
program will be rendered, after
which dinner will be served in the
dining room. The public is cor
daily invited. Simmons,
reporter. Rev, Mrs. c. E. Parker,
pastor.
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Glorine Fassett. Freddie Smith Of
st Paul and Mrs. Essie Stewart of
St Paul.
Friday Night Out Club: Mrs.
William Wade, 1872 Il. 37th st. will
be hostess to the Friday Night
Out club on Friday, June L.
Dinner Hosts: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Edwards, 2206 Elliot Az. had
as their dinner guests on Sunday.
May 30, Rev and Mrs. Charles
NJ. Sexton, Mr. and Mrs. Felix
Clardy and Mr. and Mrs. w. C..
Crews. The dinner was In honor of
Rev. Sexton who win be leaving
June u for Japan.
Family Picnic: Mr.. and Mrs
Talmage Carey, a7o4 Fifth Az. S.
entertained at a family indoor
picnic and get. together on Mon
day, May 81, In honor of their sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs Marvin jackson and daugh-
ter Marvelle Of Los Angeles. Calf
The afternoon was spent reminisc-
ing, making recordings and So
cializing
Visit Parents; Mrs F'lossie Har-
ris and daughter Lesly Diane. 3637
Clinton Av.. left by plane Friday
evening, May %. for Kansas City,
Mo. TO spend the Memorial Day
weekend visiting their parents,
MIR and Mrs Luther Payne Sr.
and sister and hrother-in-law, MIR,
and Mrs, G, L. Prescott. Mrs. Har~
ris attended the Cotton Ball given
by the Kansascitians Club on Fri
day evening. They returned home
Monday evening, May 81
Family Visitors; MIR. and Mrs,
Marvin Jackson and daughter,
Marvelle OF Los Angeles, Calf.
arrived in the city Friday, May
rs and are the house guests of
their mother and grandmother,
Mrs. Anna Coleman of 1902 T.,
2Sth ST, They are also visiting
their sisters and hrothers-in-law,
Messrs and Mines. Boyd Craw-
ford Talmage Carey and Burie
Carmichael, In honor of the visit
tors, the Crowfards, Careys and
Carmichaels are entertaining to-
night friday, at a dancing
party AZ the Columbia Chalet,
Returns Home; Mrs. Theresa
Jones, 1905 Emerson Av, N, re-
turned home Tuesday evening.
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THEODORE HAZEL DIES

Theodore Hazel. $40 Third Av,
N, died suddenly on Tuesday
June l.
Funeral arrangements had not
been completed al press time, For
Further information, call the
Woodland Funeral Home. Hyland
kaTy
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CHARLEY MARTIN DIES

Charley Martin. Ga Humboldt
Az. N. died Wednesday, June 2 In
Minneapolis General hospital He
IL the father Of Mrs. Iowa Turner
Of 6s3 Eiwood Az, N
Funeral arrangements had not
been completed at press time. For
further information call the Wood
ard Funeral Home. Hyland 5377,
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FUNERAL RITES HELD
FOR MRS. ISADORA
U.s.wr VV.nFx

Services were held for Mrs lisa.
dora Rice, 1852 Bigelow Lane ut
p m. Thursday, June at 5is N
Dale ST Mr. A. G. vogcl OF Je'
hovah's Witnesses officiated
Mrs Rice died May 80 In An
cker hospital She was native OF
Coffeyvillc. Kans,, and had lived
In the Twin Cities for about Is
years
She Is survived by her mother
Mrs. Nellie Kelly and three bro.
theirs, william, Hiram and wilber
Kelly OF Minneapolis
Burial was in TT, Smelling Ma.
tional cemetery, Woodland Funeral
Home was In charge OF arrange,
ments.
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Gard Of Appreciation
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends for their acts of kindness,
invitation to their homes, gifts,
prayers for their safe return and
other courtesies extended our par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Walker.
during their visit with us. 1t was
all greatly appreciated.
Rev. and Mrs. z. Henderson
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- 'V'' ~.
advanced from private to and outstanding
military service In 1850 he appointed regional
state the Office
active in organizaiona work politics but has
public office
We impressed by sincerity Mayor said
Il feel deep responsibility this morning address you
first time opportunity
service In elected public office; therefore responsibility
more keeny sec our challenges clearly and
trust hmby" Mayor productive
he appointment Jerome sehaer az the mayors executive
tary
AMONG THE greeted mayor and extended
their best wishes Massey Jr Pilgrim
Baptist church Nathaniel
. W pheips and II f. Touasaint city hall employee
Community Chest Annual Meeting on wednesday, eve
May among plants United Cam.
pagn Appeal was Rayete Co. 2s 9Th ST. and accepting the
citation for firm Frank Jackson
poyed by the firm for quite time position
We hear that George Mann formerly city
70 join the Chicago STAFF Of johnson Publications publishers
EBONY Mag currently working in the New York office
Using representative.
Mrs clearance and
edevopment for the FILA with headquarters Washington D.
spent two days here week present
Before leaving Mrs Roberts conferred with the Rehousng council
the St Paul Urban League and other
lem
WEDDING BELLS. told win really ringing
mer for the Dayton Urban Leagues secretary,
washington and the attractive Eleanor Fndy director OF Karamu
day She wearing engagement ring former
secretary OF the Twin city Urban Leagues
AN INTERNATIONAL POSTER COLLECTION OF outstanding
poster art from "a countries win George
CHS graphic director.
THE TORE SCHOOL or DESIGN award on June 1
went to June Granger daughter
tor Of the National Urban league Granger
Vogue Pattern Book and Glamour Magazine
THE Spring given by the Twin city chapter of the
American Association Of Group Workers Saturday
the International Institute An proceeds from
the affair went TO the
being set at the University
Is To assist graduate students social
wish TO undertake research regarding
In this area Refreshments City Chapter
the Frontiers Jerome kaplan
pin County Welfare Memorial Committee
When the ST Paul Ys Men board plane this
month for Lansing Michigan they attend their in.
ternatonal session know why Taley be there
he's just plane" scared
SPEAKING PLANES. Mrs Rosie johnson and daughter
Rosie Mae boarded big town York city
vacation from her
as registered nurse at the Veterans Hospital Smelling
1T WAS PLEASANT chatting coumnist Roy Dunlap paul
Light In his den marked trespaSsing Pioneer
Press this week.
THEY WERE NOT BITING al ON Memorial
Day At least that is fish story" to a.
would daunt fishermen Jordan Central
Av or the J. DOrseys 7oS Carroll Az
NIMBI.E FINGERS of Percy Zachary liao super.
made the striking BY Nor.
gathered white nyon matching with multi
coored was me Bell
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pieuBeu 10 carry out MS pre-eiection promises SAID
the Mayor; Let us be very clear in saying that our
promises given before election cannot be written
on sand The Mayor, who is 80 years old lives with
his family at 53s N Lexington Parkway Mrs Dillon
the former Miss Joan DuBoe is attractive house.
wife and the mother Of three charming youngsters
Mayor Dillon native OF st, Paul. is a graduate
OF St Thomas College and the University OF Mime
sofa Law School. He Is member OF st. COLUMBIA
Parish, served with the Military government during
World Ma far "A doffn
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Improving. Mr., +, l.. Braxton
asi6 Portland Az. who is pa
tent in Northern Pacific hospital
st, Paul, is reported improving
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Social and Personal
x MINNEAPOLIS

Mother Is Visitor Mrs Rosa Gray of MuSkogee Okla is
visiting her daughter Mrs Marion Perry of SOP Emerson
In honor of her mother Mrs Perry enteaned with
Thursday May 81 Following lunch the afternoon
spent socaizng Guests the Mines Mae Stewart Willie
H. Turnbough Ida Burrell Richardson Cleo Hampton
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who's Who
Who's New
Where's To 90
Whof's To Do
ct. Paul
Aopotlight
BY MILDRED JORDAN

MEET MAYOR DHLoNi Tall energetic youthful devoted
his task the Joseph Dillon before capacity
Mt
Evening star., 1954-10-19

nor Proper de Callejon, his
wife and daughter Elena with
her escort, Anthony Hass.
went backstage to congratu-
late the stars, Teresa and Lui-
sillo. Joining them were the
Ambassador of Venezuela and
Sonora de Gonzalez.
The Spanish mood seems to
be catching on not only in the
dance field but also in the
field of fashion. Perhaps the
most striking fashion note in
this Ballets Espagnol, which
when presented in Paris had
French designers attending it
nightly for fashion inspira-
tion, is the long-torso sill
houette seen in the famous
Apdalucian costumes. With
chaignon hairdos also effecting
a bit of a revival, imaginative
women can also spot any
number of different ways of
dressing their hair with the
eye-catching comb arrange
ments, as worn by the dark
eyed senoritaS.
Evening star., 1954-10-19
Gay Spanish Ballet Opens for Charity

ing "brav and "oles"
CLOSEST pronunciation would be
the Scandinavian name 'OllieD
after each selection on the pro-
gram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Mcleod
at intermission time remarked
how much they were enjoying
the evening, as did Mrs. Ruth
Halluin, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Lowe and Mrs. Carmen Doran-
tes of the Pan-American
Union. The Eugene Clays also
commented on how wonderful
they thought the dancers were.
Voicing admiration for the
costumes whose beauty of color
and exciting line captivated
both male and female viewers.
was a group composed of the
Paul Medalies, who had lived
in Spain for some time: Mrs.
Margot Phillips, Brock de
Rotherman, and Mrs. Grace
Carter.
Making a charming inter-
mission time group were Judge
and Mrs. George Nelson, Mrs.