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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-01
AUToMoBlLEs ron SALE

ing, r. and h., HydFamatic. electric
windows, tinted giass, WV. tires
nssutifnl SS d nnish; one oMnel
SALES, iaI7 Il 1 ave. ne. pu
$4,000; 10
ULDsMO6ALk 1850 "9S" 4-doori
ana n covers, i owner; $3.50
~. 1890 -
OLDsniUhlLE little de luxe club
sacrifices today. Sunday; $685., eivs
1870 r. ]. ave. ne.
IOLpSMOB1LE 80 "&S's de luxe elut
sedan: orig. green, w.-w. tires. +
ana q. Hydrap pats drive. Really !
terms. WOLFE MOTORS. 1881 wis
d dss. 1 ls u aM s-ol42 open sun.
OEDSMOBTTE ,S1 s,iper ,ss. conven
s s-dr, beau; Sris. black, modi.
san y,s earn s asads e eHrsa ETC. s.th5.
o Esss. IN ~ Iss;. .S Se3,.a., 80, -,
low n,iieage:: must SELL SI 'i,S0 Or !
best ofIer takes Il. IA. a-1o8s. =
dark green fivish: Il hydra /.
matte, peri. tires and seat covers.
This i-owner beauty may ss Be parked
down. cu Ga 5.. i n,, e ssS Icy Is g
FORD. 1898 GO. ave. NV. IA. q
81 n, ~ ". 80 a.,
V ts ~. 94 drs W Holiday ns coupe, Here r.
has has . special paint. maze cream
i e + fully equipped; actual mileage.
f s. ssaS ss l; y s $3.50 4sEs
= St. pc. from 10 pm. .
hnGTya. oo al neaut; niack mnlsn;
81 n .,ns1 Wv ,nm snrss a., nk ssn nsW mi ri
( Mon \ sss ,aiter g, Ia; 6-sO7S.
nwner: or g rs,It'. =, n, Zno
Sias or one ofier. pa JA. 2l ls9o' ems.
v h1ss p SEDAN; radio. heater,
cssar nh ta1 sun nv reg Naa. !.
ccc quar- sg' cAPITuf- SADffi,ii osa.
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ooo' s'su S1n my
oI Ids S &. So sedan m r. h. hydra
ne. la. S sesa0t. io1o = ave-
EoLDS 80 Holiday de luxe coupe; Z.
b., hydra. Wv. tires: 2-tone blue;
4-i1Ss. e' = Dsss 9ls' 81
81 SIS convertible;
h new Top, wv - trss. r. =, s and
PENNY MOTOR CO.. 1890 r.. I.
N rs I'D .os4 en,s. ~ ooo
Mis- owrsr ,.eyIrs cH;vVo eS ~;
I1tlies. og5MwnneS AeAsink Cis5' 9o40.
~ W; s s SrSS113s; $40 .oe, .
Ul I,.Sn 1s4S seoan,
ti; ss. s.,ao anu ~ snHSShent eonul-
OLDS Al; no reasonable offer re.
Sovo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-01

NASH 81 Rambler: hard top, spar
king 2-tone tan and ivory finish:
sen: s7s5. KENYoN.PEicK CHEW.
TON. VA. ia. s-eoO5. Open til
Nash 81 Rambler station wagon;
washington St.. Alex, Va. ov, B.
NASH 1859 Statesman 4-dr.: over
dEiss radio dis. heater twin beds Ios
green finish. .w.--w tires. car posi-
lively IN perfect cond. throughout:
take car. to your mechanic for ap-
proyal: S1.095. BELL MOTORS.
SOLO Wisconsin ave, NV Wo.. &
OIDsMoBILE 1889 .gs": r. and h..
etc.. S1.750 or best reasonable offer.
Must sen today, JU. e-1S12. u
oLDSMOBILE 46 sedan: fuiIy
ST. ssqipRs o ef Fks sSnd o II aSsn ssS
o ii sosi IL ia a. e esss black. <
ana NJ. excel cCnd.; 1000 actual
o Ti5sSMi 9EPsf. , ~ s-is 1899 ADJ:
iiss. o6s ''S NILE. Sob 5ss Or s.:t
oLDsiaOBiLE ri ass. 4-dr. sedan;
Hydfa-Maf1c; radio ana neatefs
beautiful dark gray finish; at only
81 los. BREWER MOTORS. INC.
Sill Wis. ave. NV. WO. 6-1699.
oLDsMoHILE 1871 "er: peri. cond.;
will trade for pickup truck. WILLYS
JEEP and trailer. 1047; front and
rear drives; good cond. RI. 6-6223.
OLDsMOEGE 81 Super esq. 2-dr.;
Sl.195. BENDALL PONTIAC. SOL N.
Washington St. Alex. Va OV. 81
OLDs 81 super de luxe .ss.. 2-dr. !:
i Z. and h.. Sc. Wv. tires. Hydra;
s-tone: Sl,39B. ALDER OLDS.
1920 Ga: axe aye nv; ~. $500.
Hydra-poWer brakes. z-tone blue
YER SPRING MOTOR CO. NC.
1902 B.-W hwy. Cat Go. ave.l, Sil.
| Spg.. Nd, JU. S-3157. Open todayi
OLnS so sedanette; Hydramatic,
radio and heater practically new
W.-W. tires: only $40 down and
low, low weekly pymts. 3. Y n.
MOTORS e2S2 @. ave- 9n. epgs
4 Ma. ~. S.7eoo. open todAyi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24
Street Argument
Between Motorists
Causes Wounds

Hugh Flowers, 81, Of 3sI Carroll
Az, was treated at Ancker hos
pitaI on Saturday night for scalp
wounds Flowers told police that
his car had stalled at the corner
Of Iglehart and 81. Albans around
$40 p. m. lie hailed n passing car
for assistance, he told police, and
the driver Of the car became in
sulting Flowers said he offered
TO pay the stranger for his help
but the man continued 10 be YER
bally abusive He said that the
stranger. standing In the street,
produced gun and fired four
shots through the left window Of
his car.
Picked up As a suspect, While
webb. -, Of 77S Carroll Az. told
police that he had had an srRu-
ment with Flowers and that
Flowers had pulled knife and he
retaliated by throwing a lug
wrench AZ Flowers n In the be
lief Of police that the holes found
in Flowers car and the scalp
wound are not from bullets. but
from the lug wrench webb IL
held IN suspicion ~ aggravated
assault.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24

Williams Realty 90. President
Hams. president. pointed out. a
purchaser may use equity In his
preHent home aa a down payment
on any property he wishes 10 buy.
The firm also states homes may
be purchased with small down
payments and reasonable monthly
payments. ON n special purchase
plan available under the COM
pany'a expanded finance plan.
Al the spIendidly appointed Of
fees located nj 1925 Glenwood, thu
corner Of Glenwood and Morgan
Ave. NJ. Minneapolis, private Of
fees are available for the dis.
cusaion Of purchase problems
where all details are kept strictly
confidential
The Williams Realty Co, was
first organized In 1901 and has
grown rapidly % It's present stage
with the patronage Of Thousands
Of buyers, Untii the firm was or
gained many people in the COM
mrmity In desperate need OF ho,ls-
ing found II difficult, To obtain.
Present associates of the firm
are clyde Williams. president and
general manager. Myron Ruben
stein. vice president; NJ. J. Bes-
ner. secretary and Richard Err
low. treasurer ReceptIonist and Of.
flee secretary ~ the firm In Mrs,
Geraldine Edwards,
Mr.. williams said In a state
ment 10 this newspaper. Williams
Realty Co, will continue its pol.
Icy of honesty and integrity in all
Of its dealings.
The trust and confidence that
you. the public have placed In IN
IL greatly appreciated, and this
appreciation will be shown In
every instance wherein we have
the opportunity TO serve you"
Williams Realty Co, has num-
Der Of statesmen ready TO serve
your housing and property needs.
Further information may be- Sc
cured by calling the office at Fill
more 7093.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24

She IN Elizabeth Wallace, 72D
Fremont Ave n. Minneapolis The
book tells the story ~ beautiful
woman placed by circumstances
IN alum area who by her deter
miuaii0n wrrEiod n SECURE piac" In
aDDcty Tor her children. rprked
riiy and made her own name Dirt
The byDk. published by Pageant
Press. Inc. $50 West 42nd New
York -. ~ Y
Elizabeth West Wallace IL uni
qu'Iy qualified 10 write abDut both
the higher and lD0eT strata ~ Ne.
gro culture IN the United States
Born IN Houston. Texas, and a
feaiden, ~ Kansas City. Kansas
and Minneapolis HinnsaO's. she
has w0rked A. variety ~ lobs
including a. Il nrwspaper reporter.
q teacher and finally n writer ~
serious fiT'FU
Mrs Wallace attended HDustTn
College after her graduation from
high schDOl Hhs was graduated
from NE Nsuds y Prank Business
College In Kansas city. Mo. and
the Newspaper Institute Of New
YOrk city
Wen knDWn IN TTA. church and
civic circles Elizabeth West Wal
lace has also written many ar
TRIES and news stories and worn
- On The starr ~ The CALL. The
PialndsAlsr and the New Dawn
magazine
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24

be- obtained
The 81 Paul club has now a
iDptsd new constitution which
makes no distinction M 10 race or
color In the qualifications for
membership
In the 81 Paul clubs fight n
Falnst the color ban at Louisville,
u received no assistance or sup
port from the Minneapolis club 4
Iesding member ~ the Min city
Tub and regional official IL Lloyd
+ Johnson. former member Of the
lizard 81 the Minneapolis Urban
,caRus
n 10 reported that not only I'D
iphns"n not support the ~ Paul
q lub. but he nppDrrd It's plea that
me race ban be dropped
The Minneapolis delegates vGt"d
arIldly with tho group that wanted
% Keep the race and color bar
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24

Isd right Against KAriSn
RanizsiiDn. Judge OTIS wrote 70
exclude qualified prospects from
membership IN the Exchange club
because u their color. IL a denial
81 our oOnwcii0ns and an affrDr'
20 20" dignity u great nuubers Of
decent citizens
Last July. the club adopted
resolution recommending repeal ~
the white rsstrictIDn clause IN Ne
National Exchange Club cUra'itu
tim n was amended ~ provide
for withdrawal unless the white
clAys~ was repealed. ~ the o0n-
ysntion of the national bo,fy M
Louisville las, summer Judge O,is
presented the n, Paul rss0lu'ior
and The repeal was then 6snlsd
n was nscsssaFy ~ ob'a.n q
unanimous vote 70 withdraw an
a. sorns members ~ the - Pau
club we're IN TIE armed forces o.
~ ~ tnok . while for the vote 70
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24

Most Of them are prominent bust
ness and professional men. At a
recent meeting. they voted unani-
mousiy 10 surrender the charter
they have held for % years.
In his letter TO the national or
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24
MAN TAKES NAP;
HIS MONEY DISAPPEARS

According to Minneapolis police.
Quentin Stone, 66i Carroll Az.
was robbed Of $50. while visiting
the home OF his girl friend. Eliza
beth Samusls. 500 Glenwood on
Sunday afternoon.
samusls told police that he went
10 the home Of Miss Samuels and
learned that she had gone out, He
told several persons present that
he was fatigued. counted his
money in their presence, removed
his coat and took a nap. When he
awoke, he found that his money
was gone.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24
w. B. Lewis Is
Installed Master
Pioneer lodoe

Pioneer Lodge No. /. Free and
Accepted Maspns. under the tIrs-
diction Of the Mos, Worxhipf,ll
Prince Hall Grand Lodge af Min
nesota installed the following Of
hoers for 1855. al their Decen.
Der 20th meeting
Officers are W p LHw1s wor-
shipfIl Master Hayward Kemp
Sr Warden. o l. Hampton. Jun
Tor warden o d Charleston
treasurer. " Patton. secretary.
L n LswiE Sr. deacon. l. n
wIlllAn1s junior deacon. A J
LcW1s senior steward. Harry
Reed junior deacon Ernest Potts
chaplain ard hari0n Brown tier
Trustees are J W Miller L n
Williams and Harry Red
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24

retired Minnesota Highway de.
partment matron. was called
nanny, term deeply resented
by most Negroes, as n best forgot.
ten relic 81 slavery time days
As soon m copies Of the Dis
PATCH reached com munity
homes Monday afternoon. bar
rage Of protests by phone To the
st Paul Urban League, tho MA
ACP and the st Paul RECORDER
offices began, The protests mar
red somewhat the holiday spirit ms
citizens from all levels criticized
the DISPATCH headline which
read
"HIaHw AY DEPARTMENT.
NANNY sERENADED"
Tho offensive term alao ap.
peared IN tho body Of the story,
Those who called the RECORDER
complaining about the article
woro told To register their com
plants with the editors Of the
St Paul PRESS and DiBrArCHh
The story, including . photo,
dcscTibcd the H.rrnade ~ Mrs.
Inckic by caroIccrs fTom the
stat. highway department
where Mrs. i.uCkir served m -
matron for IN years.
n told Of the high regard wo'
men employees had for Mrs,
I.ucltie, Readers of the story said
the inclusion OF the word nam
my" would give uninfnfrned read.
era the idea that Mrs. Liirkie
maintained the slavery time ser
want southern plantation relation
ship with the highway department
women employees
~ was apparent from the direct
quotes Ia the story that the
NANNY" angle was the invention
81 the reporter rather than the
idea or attitudes of the women
employees quoted
Employees Surprised
The employees quoted who were
reached by this paper were sur.
priaed that the story and headline
called Mrs Lurkie nanny"
One worker said while Mrs.
IucLIe, like many matTons. had
"notherrd" many wom"n and
girls none ~ them ever thought
~ oT referred Ia her ~ mann.
my"
Another worker Rhid the em-
ployc1n considered her "A kind,
thoughtful friend, always helpful
and confederate Most ~ the wo-
men IN the Minnesota highway de,
pnr,mcnt opined another, do not
know the meaning ~ the term,
nanny. except that u Is used
IN some types Of southern popular
songa
Most cI,izsnA who were upset by
the story were angry because Mrs.
LucIds. lOyeable, kind woman,
dlgnifed In appearance. - n direct
anii,heaiR ~ ~" largely myth
cal story book ante bellum south
eru nanny which she was cal
led IN the DIspATCH story by
Iiennrmhnn
Community reaction 10 IN"
story was immediate and highly
critical Frank smith. president
Continued on page -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24
ShrineTS Elect
Harvey Moss
New Pofenfofe

~ - annual election ~ Officers
at week Fezzan Temple No 70
= Shriners elected Harvey Moss.
'luatriOuH pDientsio Moss. long
aCtivS IN Masonic crclsz and Tor
ayersl years deputy grand mas
'sr 81 the AinnsSgtA grand lodge
n Minneapolis POstOffice fore.
nan
other officers elected were
fOhn l. HcHis Jr. chief rabban
ChAifrsT favvSn asst rabban
REV Charles Bcg,On. high pro.
phst Dan AeAdams recorder
: u. Lynn. treasurer and ClApds
Mason OTisn,Ai guide
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24
Minneapolis Woman
Authors Book Of
Serious Fiction

A Minneapolis woman. II was
announced by Pageant prcss has
had her first book of fiction pub.
lishcd on Dec 20 Tho novel,
Scandal A. Daybrcsk" In called
powerfully and skillfulIy written.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24


- ~. Paul -
December 4--Brcakfast Pinochle
club at the home of Mrs. Lafay-
cite Fields, s03 st. Anthony Av.
December 10 Sterling Club an
nual dinner for members at the
club.
December 10 -Regalettes Social
club at Local $40, b25 Rondo Av.
December ~ Esquirettes Soc
ial Club at the home OF Mrs. Mary
Garrett, 795 Rondo Az.
December iS-Criterion Club at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Clardy, 7l6 Iglehart Az.
Three O'Clock Bridge Club AZ
the home Of Mrs. Leroy Coleman,
Sl3 w. Central Av
December 2O--Oak Leaf Club
dinner party at the home Of Mrs
Luella Brown, S6s Carroll Az.
December 2l-Twin CITY Bowl
ing League at Local SIG. 525 Ron
do Av
December 22 - Limited Ten
Clubs party for children at Halle
q Brown Community House, 555
Aurora Az.
December 90 Cameo Social
club annual formal dancing party.
main ballroom. Hotel Lowry, 800
Wabasha.
December ~ -Credjafawn So
cial club annual dancing party at
Ramaley's Halls, $50 Grand Av
December 29-Twtn CITY Forty
club annual dancing party at Ho-
tel Lowry. 800 Wabasha ST.
December so DYwYK Clubs
annual party at Local $40, 525
Rondo Av.
December ST. Psi Chapter.
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity AT the
home Of Mr. James Bradford. zoos
Carroll Av.
January p Laissez- faire
Bridge Club at the residence Of
Mr., and Mrs. o l.. Alexander.
1892 Fifth Az. s., Minneapolis.
January ladies Auxiliary TO
the Brotherhood Of Sleeping Car
Porters dinner party at Road
buddy's
January s-Charmousettc Social
Club at Local SIC, 525 Rondo Av
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24
Holiday Club Calendar
- Minneapolis -

- Minneapolis -
December lO-First Nighters
Bridge club dinner and dance at
the Flame Mite Club.
St Agnes Guild of st. Thomas
Episcopal church at the home of
Mrs. Donald Schofeld, 1892 Gin
ton Az.
December l5-The Woman's
Auxiliary, st, Thomas Episcopal
church at the church
December I7--Wednesday Mat
inee Club at Local SIC, 525 Rondo
Az, St Paul. .....
December IS-Fezzan Temple
of the Shrine Christmas Party for
children at Phyllis Wheatley
Settlement House, 500 AIdrich Az.
N
Around the Clock Club at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde scrog-
gins. 1914 Oak Park Av. ".
Duchess 13 Club at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Allen Sr..
$40 Aurora Av., st. Paul.
Helpers Club, st. Peters AME
church in the undercroft OF the
church.
Morocco Club at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fowler,
3sl Western Az. st. Paul.
Jack 4 Jill Mothers party for
the children at Phyllis Wheatley
Settlement House. 500 Aldrich
Av. N
Johnnie Baker Post and Auxil-
larry No 29l American Legion at
the Legion clubrooms. lis Royal
ston Av. N
December 10 Cresiteundo's
Club at the home of Mrs. verda
Horn. 1898 Fourth Av s.
December -Meet-Us Club
dinner party at Phyllis wheatley
House. 500 Aldrich Az. ".
December 28-Just For Fun
Club. Local SIC. 525 Rondo Av.. st.
Paul.
Cameo Club dancing party. main
Ballroom, Hotel Lowry. st. Paul.
December 2S-Crediafawns an
nual Holiday dancing party.
Ramsley's Hall. st. Paul
December 20 Twin City Forty
Club dancing party Hotel Lowry.
81 Paul
December 81 Versailles Club
At Local SIC, 525 Rondo Az. St
Paul
ODT Club AT the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Phillip True, 4I2s Fifth
Az 8
January Twilight Social Club
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs Lewis
seatun. 1912 Clinton Az.
January 2 - L.aiSsez- nous aire
Bridge Club At the home OF Mr.
and Mrs o. l.. Alexander. 1892
Fifth Az s
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24

williams Realty Co, succeasors
To Williams Realty, Inc, have ex-
banded their services M IN to meet
the increased needs OF property
purchasers.
Under the new firm. Clyde vii.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24
ELEVENTH WARD
DTL TO MET on
TEEDAY nET "a

The Iith ward DPL Club V1n
have i's next meeting On Tuesday
December ~. ~ 4 . m. IN the
basement ~ EdRswatsf Methods,
Church. 57th and I3th Az g
business topping the sEsnda
viii b. a discussion % = new c0n-
sti'uti0n Invitations 10 the
CovsrnNr's Inaugural BAH vii b
available a. this time
A serial hour and refreshments
viii c0nci1ds the nesting
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24

David Fsison. pictured above il
the new exalted ruler elect Of
Anes Lodge No 100 % EikS q
Minneapolis Mr. FaiS0n resides
W1th h!S wife and family a. 1901
FIfth Az s The Fais1ns have
three children.
Friends are eongratulatinR Mr.
FaisOn on his election 20 head the
Minneapolis EIks lodge and for his
persistence He had been a candi-
date for several years without SUI
cess bu; wn finally elected on
Dec 8 He viii take office on the
first Monday IN January
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24
New YeoVs Eve
purfN A. Cos.iut

4 New Years Eve party which
promises 70 b. a gala affair. WIN
be held A. the CasHiu5 Bar and
Cafe In the Bamboo Room IN
day night December 81
All kinds ~ fUn-rnaklnR RsfRsta
and HOLIDAY noise makers will be
available a. tho party
Reservation for tho Bamboo
Room may be secured BY calling
the cafe. Atlantic. 1897 Bru'us
Cassius. owner ~ the bar and cafe
said
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24

cssds Tres CoettinE. public rela-
tions director % Campbell hlthun
Inc Minneapolis. 1854 president
who now becomes q member Of
the chapters board ~ directors.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24

ehpOlia Moline,
as eleCte q
resident Of the
Minnesota chap
ef ~ the Public
relations Society
y America AT
the society =
meeting Dec 10,
nj the Midway
YNCA In 81
Paul He sue
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24
OPES HOUSE

You are Invited "a "0psn h00ss"
--JIsIsn stsfAs MSssIibK School
and AK"ssy. wednesday. Deostn-
ssV 20. 1873 .. IA, ~ v. SIN ST
AdSt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24
TWIN CITY
Christmas
Calender
St. Paul
Minneapolis

We have prepared this calendar of Twin City social
clubs lodges community houses and other groups which
began celebrating Christmas and the holidays early These
events began early December L. when the Breakfast
Pinochle Club had their Christmas dinner party.
We have doubt missed but have tried best
TO obtain the date and day of each affair we missed your
group call and will record it in the December 31st
edition.
We appreciate the clubs which have purchased space
for greetings to their friends To all of those who have
helped to keep the Social and Personals rolling in these
columns for the past year. wish very Merry Christ
mas-Jessie Shepard, socials and Personals editor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24
TokeS Nigh Rood:
foxes High Rood;
St. Paul Exchange Club
WithdraWs From National
Body Because of Color Bar

Judge James Otis Jr president Of the St Paul Exchange
Club Wednesday December g. notified the National Exchange
Club board Of control Tocd Ohio that the st Paul club
had formally withdrawn from the national organization because
of the rule limiting membership 10 white persons.
The club n corporate body since 1922 has 1OJ members
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24
NANNY" Story Incenses
St. Paul Citizens, Mars
Christmas Holiday Spirit

The labelling of of ~, Pauls best loved a
NANNY In feature story in the Dee 20 ST. Paul DIS.
PATCH the Of intense community resentment this
week.
In a story under the by line of Carl HennemAnn DIS.
PATCH staff writer Mrs Susie ucke 1891 Sherburne
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-24
MINI. Public RsIotions
Society Eisets Rvsinko

John TiusinkD assistant man
ager ~ advertising sales promo
iLru end pub'ir relations Of Min.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-19

son, Milford to Fracis and Emma
Cunning. Milford, 23,O4O square
feet, Cedar Creek Hundred.
From John and Nellie Lloyd to
Jack White, Trustee for Nellie
Lloyd, Lewes, 1880 square feet,
Lewes and RehOboth Hundred.
From Harry and Anna Goodwin to
Orlando and Clara Lewis, Frank
ford, 10000 square feet, Baltimore
Hundred.
From Mary Dennis, Berlin to
Alice McGee, Ocean View, 511' x 100',
Ocean View.
From Leighton Fowler, etal, to
Robert and Laura Venables, Little
Creek Hundred, lot 4, Broad Greek
Hundred.
Fro mWilliam and Hattie Benson
ClessOn Brigham, Milford to
William Voss, Milford, $3.50 square
feet, Cedar Greek Hundred.
From Lemuel Kitchens, Slaughter
Beach to William Benson and Cles-
son Bridgeham, Milford, lot 1OS,
Slaughter Beach.
From Ernest and Muriel White to
Richard and Lois Smith, lots Is and
IA, Broad Creek Hundred.
From Blue Bell Development to
Noah and Minnie James, Northwest
Fork Hundred, lots / through 1O3,
all the streets, lakes, Islands and
other portions, Kent and Sussex
County.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-19

Morris, MillsbOrO, 12 acres, SO acres,
80 perches. GumbOrO Hundred.
From Ami Layton, Georgetown
to James and Elizabeth O'Niell
Newark, 5000, BrOadkiln Hundred.
From Ford and Irene Warrington,
Laurel to Bessie Holloway, Laurel,
so feet by 157 feet, Little Creek
Hundred.
From Huriah and Irene Fitz-
gerald, Lincoln to Louis and Jean
Robert, Lincoln, 272O0 square feet,
Lincoln.
From Mary Wilson, Arzelia Will
son to Earl and Reva Ritter, 1.6
acres, Lewes and RehObOth Hun
dred.
From James and Elvira Brewer,
NOrristOwn, Pa, to Nevin and
Laura Bachman, 16,00-square feet,
Cedar Greek Hundred.
From Ruth and Alfred HOyt, to
Thomas and Delaphine Rogers,
Millville, 1902 acres, Baltimore
Hundred.
From Herman and Elizabeth
Cohee, Ocean City, Md, to Hayward
and Nancy Robinson, Milford,
$4,000 square feet, Cedar Creek
Hundred
From Hattie Moore, Nellie Moore,
Edgar Moore, Broad Greek Hundred
to Ford Warrington, Little Creek
Hundred, 81 acres, Broad Greek
Hundred.
From Charles and Mary Mills,
RehobOth to Grace and Salem Chap
man, RehObOth, lot "a, RehObOth
From Barton and Fay Graham,
Dover, Elizabeth and Emerson
Higgins, SeafOrd, to William Gra-
ham, Seaford, lot, SeafOrd.
From Marjorie and Reid Miner,
Urbana, H., to Cary and Newton
Parker, Washington, d. c., lot 16r
Baltimore Hundred.
From Luther and Laura William