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Evening star., 1954-10-10
Gorden State Results
BY the Associated Press

I Il
FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; maid
en- 2-year-olds: q furiongs.
Roman Patrol Oodsonl $50 4.6O 800
Order Of Merit tBlnm) go $50
Bridgeman, Tread Alone. chicanery,
Barlboud. Our Dance. Eds Dandy.
Woodbrook.. Slinker and King York.
SECOND RACE-Purse. SO. 900; claim
ing; .. 4,yesr1olds es cIa and ,y9 ap: y miles.
Pennlns.on Boy tB.seiS use i s.sS SO S9S S.aS
oso sorieaa 'h Little s''a Greg Kays children ;SS
DAILY boUsHE PAID AID $500
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500; claim
Ias,.. Josi.'s Bsy 5Eiss,s5 1920 s..so 1899 !.S
- TEXAN Ssh. Prairie Chief, Top Asain. Sac
Lonely Maid. Canaris and Light Mufiin.
Time. 1:12h.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 1000: claim
ing: 4-ysar-olds and up: 6 furlongs.
Ehae GGrisi gs,Ishl sB1Gss 1920 9.s9 9.ss99 go o
Maabrook sRegaibuto, o.fo 2nW
IncSey Bnll, March Brat. Midwest. SS
Muscovado, Picked. Giggle. Eternal Will.
AiihCf 4sA4 5Sft
FIFTH RAcE--Purse. $4,000: allow
ance: S3-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Bronze W'ri0r (Blockl 1850 $50 $50
Appeal tB0ulmetis) $40 $50
Mel Leayitt (Br'ssard) $50
Veal or Woe, Ring King. Crown Der
by. Bun. Sinister, Ducat, Rustic Billy,
BtlPs CAPTAIN. Time, l.104s.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $500: allow
ances: 4-year-olds and up: furlongs.
Algasir tChurchl 20.8O geo A.40
Candle Wood lWiIson1 $50 4.OD
Laffango tB0uimetfsl 2.t0
Darn. Fiy-Lo, oberon. Huntsviiie,
Iswas. Winning Fleet. Time. I:10as.
SEVENTH RACE - The Jersey Belle
Stakes; $4,000 added; 3-year-olds:
Turf II,s 1ssas- Son .sr'..ard, 5000 ls.4e 900
xnsiher world (stout, s 40
Queen Hopeful. Rosemary b., June
Fete. fBit 0,Bim. Level Rippey. fGranule.
Pegeen. Miss Benz. Clear Dawn. Time.
Field
EIGHTH RACE--Purse. $4,000: claim
ing. 3-yeaf-olds and up; IL miles.
Larry A. tBIum1 I3.4O TO $50
nseiid nu.iid eGasms, tGGaanss' ss.eo is.iS s.iS
Lajoie, Vasco Da Cana. Luck Penny.
Whiffs, Aware. Raes Reward, Easter
Prince, Lady Advocate. Biloxi. Time.
4tA4Ws
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| NINTH RACE Purse. $4,000; claim
ing: A-year -olds and UP; ] Il miles.
Cow Town tC9mhe&ta $50 3.2O 3.fi0
Blumt fAeekmaMn) $50 800
sh-Kabhle fPermaneS $50
Buster Buttons, Lock out, Ito Tito
Castle 1eii And. Time, 1:z13A.
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THIRD RACE-Purse. S2,70O: claim
Miss J. (D'grepontl 1880 $50 4.9O
/ Tiger Flame fKneiin) SEQ $50
Miss Joliet fPopaFa) $50
1 Lady Joker. Revenue, Ritamia. Machi-
4 gonne, Linculn's Day. Time, :49h.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
Hawthorne Results
BY the Assoeioted Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. ss.7oo: claim
ns: Rrs.. 4-yearoSlds t1aoS and up; sh furiongs.
Cieetsie Popara) o 500 sS 9.SS
MI. Poiss. Rose Poll. Par Boy Just just
Eiddlin Geo. Otto. Alaric. Good Pose.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $2.7oo; claim
Annt ann Dieah W,can anG up Sn tppiSongs
| Tordar lO'NeiiJ $50 s.SS
sas%E%sssi' fss,ss: Mister ess.!ssss
p''nd6 SAflY flsei DouBfE d1Bf iiaSi raiD $3.50,
,n: THIsp 7 miles 700; claim
Tiger Flame tKaeiin, $50 $50
Wa LADY Joker. Revenue, Ritamia. Machi. CHI
gonne. Lincoln's Day. Time. :49h.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. sa.7oo: claim
isa Bssuehsef 1coei, 500 $40 500 $50
Touch Of or tKaeiinl $50 $50
Log Adams Ropafal 4.20
Devil Mimi Girl, Bull Hierocles. Ridge
fleet Themis. Helen's Vino. Time. 1:l3h.
Inc: 4-ysar.oids and m up; & farionss.
Mr.. n A. (C0okl 400 800
Nelrs Boy tR0y1 500
Spudder Mahplay. Ions Choice. Broad
Cross, Open Heir. Barbara L. Time,
1;i2ss.
SIXTH RACE--Purse. $4,000: claim
Ing: 3-year-Olds; @ furlongs.
Nahrawan tNelsen1 .1.6O $50 600
pielettaWay. second Request. Brazen
Step. seco Girl, oh Sweetheart. Ripes.
Time. 1:12h.
SEVENTH RACE Hawthorne Juvenile
Handicap: $4,000 added: 2-year-olds:
1 Doroon aa M sherman, eco $50 $50
Rock Pilot lKirkland) l5.AO $50
fCharles a. {Barrow) $50
simmy 1pog Fish: fstyrMnner. Ambig-
spns P,. xns ssss rss sr. sonnd
barrier. Rstract, Hutchinson. fRoyai Bred
l'ns Field 20
EIGHTH RACE Hawthorne Gold Cup
Prep; $4,000; 3-year-olds and up: lh
KIM he tceok, f4.so 100 go
aHmsseyampa fMeck'n1 A.OO ESQ
Smoke Screen fFlxkl $50
Precious Stone, bBiue Volt, aVagabond
King, Spur on, Roman Stripe, Able
sting. vantase, bBlue Dare. Time. i:61h.
Emerald Hiii stable entry.
NINTH RAcErurse. s2,7o0; claim
Ing: 4-year-olds ana sir: l,s miles. z.
GSw c'.r1 TsEe s,s..esnS, sCSmSsst $50 s.se e e
Butter Blttcns. Lock out, Tio Tito.
CAatla Io1f And. Time, 1:A92h.
Evening star., 1954-10-10

FIRST RACE-Purse. S2.7O0: claim
Ing: 4-year-cids and up: ga furlongs.
Cleetsie tPOpara) 500 4SO
Service (ROy) 200
Mr.. Poise. Rose Poll Par Boy. Just
Eiddlin, Geo. Otto. Alaric. Good Pose.
Evening star., 1954-10-10

FOURTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing 4-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs.
Corfel tBl0ck) 1920 O1O H.4O
Khan tSmithl $40 340
MaabroOk tRegalbutO) 90
Luckey Bull. March Brat. Midwest.
Muscoyado, Picked. Giggle. Eternal Wiil.
Evening star., 1954-10-10

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowance: 3-year-olds: q furlongs.
Menemsha (Shukb 1910 $50
Giant Cracker tMOreno) !,GO
AShenden. Staffordshire. Dairchee Roy
ale Haste. Donnajack. Affrighted. Time.
1:10A
Evening star., 1954-10-10

FOURTH RACE Purse. $o.700: claim
ing: 3-year-olds: furl0nas.
Beaucheck fCoOkl $50 500 $50
Touch Of Or fKaeiinl $50 $50
Lou Adams (PopaRal 4.2O
Strawberrylane, I'll show You. Earacen
Devil, Mimi Girl, Bull Hierocles, Ridge
fleet Themis. Helen's Vino. Time. 1:13M.
Evening star., 1954-10-10

FIFTH RACE-Purse. So.7O0: claim.
Ing: 4-year-oids and up: g furlongs..
| Nolute tPopara) 22.SO 0.t0 ego
MIR. Nj 2. na, 4; tGSSh' eRS1, 400 s.so s.so
/ Spuddcr Mahplay. Ions Choice. Broad
| Cross. Open Heir. Barbara L. Time,
Evening star., 1954-10-10

SIXTH RACE--Purse, $500: claim
Nahrawan tNels0n) 21.6O $50 600
Lady Elliott tChlopekl 800 6.4O
Eternal Shock tWfckelS $3.50
Step. Geco Girl, Oh Sweetheart. Ripes.
Time. 1:12Is.
Evening star., 1954-10-10

SIXTH RACE-Purse. SIS 500: allow
ances; 4-year-olds and up: furlongs.
Algasir tChurchl 20.8O geo A.40
Candle Wood {WiIsOm1 $50 .00
Laffango tBonlmetisp 100
Darn. Fly-Lo, Oberon. Huntsville,
Iswas, winning Fleet. Time, l:109s
Evening star., 1954-10-10

SIXTH RACE-The Futurity Stakes:
$50. 900 added: 2-year-olds: 6Io fur
Nashua {Arcaro) $50 $50 2.1O
Summer Tan (Guerin) 2.6O 2.IO
Royal Coinage tShuk) s,lO
Brown Hackle. Georgian, Traffic Judge,
Model Ace. Time, :15as.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

June 20 Ora McMoore, 1866
Blair ST.; LaVera Greene, 9s4
Iglehart Az: Diane Louise Clark,
sl2 st. Anthony Az
June 27--Lee A. Gwynne, ISL
Carroll Az; Ermon Jean Owens,
1886 st, Anthony Az; Louise G.
Brown. 1876 Rondo Av.; Louise
Hopkins, 7O2 Iglehart Az; Wood
ford Finncy Jr,, 9I6 st. Anthony
Av. Mango Robins. 567 Carroll,
June 20 Mary A, BriEter, 344
N. Dale St; Mrs Ida Combs, 85s
st. Anthony Az; Mrs, Addie c.
Few. 6a3 Iglehart Az; Jewel
Sears, Or, 100 Rondo Az. Denise
Carly, 1876 Mackubin; Charles
Bradley Sr.. 541 W. Central Az;
Margaret Elaine Robinson, 766
Carroll Av.
June 20 Melvin Thomas Hen
derson. $50 St Anthony Av.;
Connie Hampton. 7O1 Carroll Az.
June 30 George Stone, s76 ST,
Anthony Az: Wilburt Burks, 4sl
st. Anthony Az.
July ] Mrs. George Carter. AL
st. Anthony Az: Mary Lou Han
non, 1913 W. Central Az; Garry
Lynn House. s85 Rondo Az; Ray
mond Bledsoe t65 Mackubin,
July 2 Mrs Huron Shelton,
453 Kent St; Dolores A. Hollo-
man. 1853 St. Anthony Az; Mrs.
woodford Mills. GIG 81. Anthony
Az: Christopher Durand Jr. I545
Timber Lake Rd.
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WHITE FRONT
FOOD MARKET

sToP. SHOP q SAVE
Frssh FIsh Daily. Quality ksaO q
Grocsriss
WE DELIVER
$50 st. Anthony CA. 6-1S8S
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kopPos Give South
Seas island Parfy
For Two Graduates

The Undergraduate Chapter of
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity in
honor of the two graduate men,
bers Of Psi Chapter, Alexander
Abrams, who received his Medical
Degree from the University of
Minnesota and Donald Wheeler,
graduate of Manchester College.
gave a South Sea Island party
Friday evening. June IL. The af-
fair was held in the Spanish Room
Of the Hotel Radisson.
In carrying out the South Sea
Island theme, the young ladies
wore sarongs and the men wore
short denim pants. Each guest
was given a straw hat and a lei
to wear.
Dancing was a lighhght of the
gala evening.
Among some of the guests en-
joying the fete were; Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Abrams, the Misses
Regina Williams. Sandra Ander-
son, Jean and Joan Howell, Julia
and Roberta Jones, Frances Car
roll, Marion Williams. Connie
Boles, Marlene Crump OF Phoenix,
Ariz.: the Messrs. Kermit Wheel
er, Burie Carmichael Jr., Otis
Jackson, Robert Allen, Earl
Lewis. Alonzo Smith, Elmer Nor
ris, Carl Cockrell. Maceo Buford,
Stanley Williams and Donald
Gates.
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

June 26-Mr and Mrs. Hiram
Gibbs, 4132 Elliot Av., 20 years.
June 2S-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
whitlock. 1854 Clinton Av., seven
years.
June 29-Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
Blackwell, Fourth Ave. So, seven
years.
June 30-Mr. and Mrs. Wendell
c. Jones, 1921 Aldrich Av. s.. ~
years.
July 2-Mr. and Mrs. Matt
Medrano, 2542 Hiawatha Av., two
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cum
mings, 1912 Clinton Av., three
years.
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Mrs, Clark was a trip TO the home
OF Or. and Mrs, Rolf at Gardiner,
L 1. and a cruise on the Roffs
yacht, the Corimar, She was taken
all around the borough OF Man
haitian and on tour Of the
Statue OF Liberty.
Club Meets; The Twin Cty
Reel and Trigger Club win meet
on Saturday, June 20 in the audi.
forum OF the Dining Car Local,
525 Rondo Az.
Welcome Home Party; A well
come home party win be given in
the Pine room OF Local 5i6, a2o
Rondo Az. on Saturday. June 20,
for Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson johnson,
who have just returned from Los
Angeles. Calf, The affair Is being
given by tho sister and brothers
OF Mrs. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs,
Drexci Pugh; Mrs Claude Mason
OF Minneapolis; Mr. and Mrs.
John Carter OF Minneapolis; Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Carter; Mr.. and
Mrs James Carter OF Minneapolis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Carter and
Mr.. and Mrs, Eugene Carter OF ST,
Paul.
M; Miss Janice Ponder, 6e4
Rondo Az. Is confined TO her home
because OF illness,
Bridge Party; The Just For
Fun Club will entertain nj a
bridge party on Friday evening.
June % at Local $40, b25 Rondo
Ave, In the auditorium,
III, N. N. Smith, S0sh jackson
street has been confined To his
home for the past week because
OF illness.
Birthday Party; The birthday
OF Lorenzo Stubs. resident OF
the Crispus Attacks Home was
celebrated by the staff and friends
on Sunday. June 20. at the home.
Marie Cox. Glen Wright Wilson,
Viola Coleman, Viola Hines, Doro-
thy Nichols, Lily Bell and Clara
johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon left Mon
day. June II for Bakersfield
Calf, where they will make their
future home. The bride chose as
her going away apparel, a white
linen suit with white accessories
Enroute the couple win visit II
Oklahoma and Nebraska. on Sat
urday, June 20, Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Gordon win honor thei
son and wife with reception.
out-of-town guests who attend
ed the wedding were: Charles Coz
F., ST. Paul, brother OF the bride. MI
and Mrs. Clarence Gordon o
Bakersfield, Calf. parents Of tn
groom. Mines Amanda Byrd
aunt Of the bride. Anna Lee John
son, Mary Lee Morris and tw'
sons, all of Minneapolis and Mrs
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ST. PAUL

June 27-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hargraves, 941 Rondo Ave, II
years, Mr.. and Mrs. William Da-
Wis. s97 Carroll Av., IL years; DR..
and Mrs. Mitchell Spellman, 2024
Commonwealth Av., seven years.
June 2s-Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Martin, 927 St Anthony Av. 80
years: Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Robins,
567 Carroll Ave, seven years: Mr..
and Mrs, James T. Logan. 500 w.
Central Av., 20 years.
June 29-Mr. and Mrs, Edward
Sanders, 607 st. Anthony Av.,
Il years: Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Hedge. 6l5 Carroll Ave, ~ years;
Mr.. and Mrs, George Wills, 1904
Iglehart Av.. 81 years; Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul H. Jackson, s2S ST. An
thony Av., As years.
June 30-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
L. Ransom, 100 St. Anthony Av.
two years.
July MIR. and Mrs. Joseph f.
Jones. 9l4 Fuller Av., SO years;
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith, 651 st.
Anthony Av.
July 2-Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Curry. s79 AlberTnarie St, nine
years.
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GaskinS, thlru. Other guests pres
ent were the Mines. Emma
Thompson, Evanston, Ill, Tela B.
Burt, Shelton Granger, Coleridge
Hendon, Jessie Shepard, Henry
Thomas, and Mrs. David Francis.
who was scorekeeper and was
given a gift Club prizes were a
warded to Mines. Donald Brady
Sr.. first, Cleat Oliver. second
and James Kirk. third. The club
adjourned for the summer.
To Wed: Nathan H. Woods of
Chicago has made application for
a marriage license to wed Mrs.
Alice Cook Of 2736 30th Av. s.,
Minneapolis.
Returns Home: Mrs. Title Will
lams OF St. Louis. Mo. who has
been the house guest of her sister,
Mrs. Louise Vaney, 34ls Smelling
Av., for the past two weeks re-
turned to her home on Saturday,
June 19. Mrs. Williams came to
the city to attend the wedding of
her nephew. Lawrence Owens to
Miss Freddie Richardson. which
was solemnized June 4.
Family Visitors: Mrs. Earl A.
Wheeler, Omaha. Neb.. mother of
Miss Millicent Wheeler, 1928 Clin-
ton Av.. and Mrs. I. Thames Of st.
Louis, Mo, an aunt. who have
beens the guests of their daughter
and niece for the past week re-
turned to their homes.
Wedding Bells: Miss Matsolonia
Ann Pruitt. 3e4I Fourth Av. S.
and Glen p. Punens. 3S4s Fifth
Av. s.. will trek" to the altar to
plight their troth on Saturday
morning, June 26. at st. Martins
Catholic church.
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zillah Waters OF St Paul,
Mrs. George Cox sr., and grand
daughter, Diane Cox OF Mime
apolis. accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Gordon on their return
and win be present at the recep-
ton they are giving in honor OF
the newlyNSeds.
Fathers Fetcd: The Sunshine
Group OF Circle II, Hessiah Luth-
eran church visited the Crispus
Attacks home on Fathers Day.
entertained and presented all
fathers with gifts.
M; Mrs, Pearl Fitzgerald, 4as
W. Central Az, has been confined
to her home for the past week be-
cause of illness.
To California: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pullum and Mrs Payton
Hunt. eOS Carroll Az. will leave
on Monday. June rs, for Los An
gcies, California, where the Pull
huns win make their future home.
Mrs. Hunt, mother OF Mrs Pull
lum. viii visit with them for about
three weeks. Mr.. Pullum plans to
enter the University OF southern
California.
visiting; Mrs. peqpence J. Mel
son. contralto with the Eureka
Jubilee Singers OF Chicago. ILL.,, is
In the city this week, She is the
house guest OF her sister, Mrs
Dolly Crushshon, sio Fuller Av
Mrs, Nelson arrived on Sunday
evening to surprise her dad. A. w
Jordan. SAT w. Central Av for
Fathers Day.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEArOIIs RIRTMpAYs

MINNEAPOLIS BIRIHDAYS
June 20 Mrs, Jessie Hammond,
1851 Bryant Av, N; Mitchell Will
liams, 1910 S, Eighth St; Elmer
+, Kopp, 2SS Second Av, s.; Yer
onica Marie Broedlove, 72i AL
drich Av. N: Mrs. Lurena Wash
ington, SI2 Il. 25th ST.
June ~ Mrs, Aggie Thomas,
5lt 18th Az. s: Kenneth Wallace,
5000 Fourth Av. s.; Mrs. Cecil
Hunter, 400 Third st, s.; johnnie
Randen, 725 Bradford Az N: b.
X. Jones, 1914 s, Fourth St;
Pauline Guy, 6i2 Seventh ST, N.
June % II. d. williams, 200 f,
22nd St: Mrs Sadie NJ, Hatchett,
404t Fourth Az. s.; Walter Lowe
1000 Humboldt Az, s.
June - Eugene Tucker, 22oi
Fifth Az. s.; Vernon Il, Young,
2t26 Fifth Az. s.; Herbert NJ,
James, 1906 Seventh Az. N.
June 80 Fred c, Edwards,
2206 Elliot Az; Matt Hammond,
1851 Bryant Av. N; Dclos GIL.
christ, S9i6 Second Av. s.
July Mrs Essie c. Arnold
1874 Third Av. s.; Lloyd p, John
son, 5000 Humboldt Az, s.; Rev
w. l.. Battle, 3505 Fourth Av. s.;
l.. Warren Lawrence. 1915 Wash
ington Az. s.. s. F, Hammond
22i6 18th Av, s.; Mrs. Irene Win
ston, i1i3 Twelfth Av, N; Mrs
Irene Lttlejohn, iiiS 18th Ave
IN.
July Harold Wright, 3a0S
Portland Av.: Mrs. Adeline Adam'
272i Portland Ave Don II. Dooley
sol w. t8th st.
Out of-Town Blrthdays---
June 27--Mrs. Lillian Cobb, Loi
Angeles, Calf; John Newkirk
New York. N. Y.
June rs Pecola Wilson, Mobile
Ala.
June william s. Wire, Val
Buren,, Ark.
June 30-Edwin r. Randall
worthington, MINI.
July 2 Mrs. Bessie James Pul
, lens. Los Angeles, Calf
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS Z
MINNEAPOLIS

Twin Cities Maids and Matrons Bridge Club When mem.
berS and guests of the Twin City Maids and Maon lnb
at the home OF rs Harold C. Combs on Saturday nna 10
following delicious lunch, bridge highght Of the de-
hghtfuI aitar with guest prizes going Mrs Bure Car
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PRETTY WEDDING JOINS DULUTH
BRIDE AND CALIFORNIA GROOM

Duluth Minn.-St Marks AME church, Duluth was the
scene of lovely wedding 80 o'clock Saturday evening
r. when Frances Elizabeth Cox and Alton Lee Gordon
exchanged marriage
Rev Charles s. Jones' pastor of Calvary Baptist church.
performed ceremony before altar decorated with baskets
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Minnesota Eyewitness
By BRENDA UEI.AND

The anguish being comnist that there too much to write
trying get a balloon hangar, Just
giving breath butterfly touch each though
each subject S worth a months travail Never mind,
Wisdom a butterfly
And a gloomy bird prey"
said the Yeats
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL *

To Empire State: Mrs, William Clark 1000 lglehart Az
just returned fro week vacation in New York City
where she guest Mrs Louise Wilson and Mr. and
Townsend formerly of the Twin Cities Mrs Clark
also enjoyed reunion with easmate she had not seen for
years Marshall Rolf Among the courtess extended to
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acquaintance ideastc profound
learned points the credit to the
victory Republican
party And quotes George Etze Very that came
Henefinger example of
President Esenhowers heartfelt interest all minority
problems and his determination to that there justice and
equality for all"
Why -pocus glad Republicans rejoice
especial Republican Supreme
high paresa tempess
shaken" The Court would have the decision the
Democrats power.
decision 1 skyrockeing Joy may
Negroes-depved
ton for long will appreciate than white people do
We spend billions gambling billions hisey
chance bring and devotion that forward with
a new and mighty
give example. University OF
pioneers immigrants
They
ly pofoundyas their boys They University
president This cultured gentleman Wisconsin and hor
fled find that allowing themselves believe
had actually being taught the classes
inferior PANTY other did
all the girls world
pioneers immigrants
They girls
exactly well they
and mothers important
than that the MOTHERS weleduated their children
with them?
they thought
handful genuses like wolenonecran Shelley
and John Stuart Mill
hardy, stump-gr ubbing
wives thought of it. strange that they hit it. My
theory groan coumns
people who suddenly find themselves with great deal Of and
hope and freedom wide land That's the
dom, though no seems to exPound it
gentleman
University,
stayed the
marks always remember and love President Bascom motto
| Pray for n mind"
Langston Hughes. poet h,oa
American Negroes tDodd Mead and 49,
Phyllis whealey fral mite of child
dark pretty
way" She a ship 1881,
wheaey family bought her and treated her with kindness
and taught read important deeply
loved her Before she twentone she famous known
all America and England
Hughes tells of Aldrdg
delighted Richard Wagner
Douglass picture leaning
rifle compassionate
women who ever lived She made 10 terrible trips into the
South leading them Canada
track" said a passenger"
W. Handy: When years got
rock quarry. There he wonderfully
/ rhythmic songs Of the steeldriyers at work.
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save his money to buy guitar
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In running his down the list Of composers under he
Handel Handy Haydn HIS between the
When he showed his children they said Papa,
who's them other two mem"
of Washington George
ington
most souI-nnainng background into the purest nobility
every every every
the to him on the
happest evening-wrth outsde-by
grOwnup he has even known
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Deaths Reported
(From D. c. Bureau Of Wit

(From D. c. Bureau of Vital statistics.)
Clara B, Sullivan. SO. s4a4 Brown st.
Elizabeth A. Clark, 81. 4so1 Connecticut
Nellie s. = Marshall. SO. 1889 Eye st. NV
Emma nnInsns oetz. e; 3..so,, soa D St ne; Co.
Lawrence L. Mitchell TO- 1412 Chaplin
Harry W. Burns. rs, 500 Madison st.
Morris Mann, 80, 1ss 9Th st. ne.
Josephine A. Mannion. 61. 5912 18th st..
Harry L. stranr, So, e1s1 s1st pl. NV.
Bindon c. Tate. So, Washington. "
James~A Perry, So. TIT Ogiethorpe st..
Harry J, cokinos, 4s. Tskoma Park. Nd.
Sheey. Y: Rado, infant. Washington.
William E. Barnes. SO. 636 Columbia
Rsss!ies smith. ,s, lss y St, NV.
Geneva Brown, 81. 1901 9th st. ne.
Henry Henry Nelson 63 4slS Illinois ave NV
Jennie Argent. n. silver sprins. Nd.
Herschel Z. Rimel. 73. 1923 44th st. NV.
Stephen Delaney. jr.. II. Hyattsville.
Ella Mcponald, 90. a2o H st. ne.
Anna M. saylor. "a. District Heights.
Md.
Salvador AK, 62, Washington.
Anna L. -Amith. 3S. 1890 Goth ct. NV.
Webster W Glass SO. Frederick. Nd.
Mary oalliher: infant sls North
Alberta Robinson 70 ls49 5th s.. NV.
willie NJ Jones. SO. $3.50 Fordham I'd.
Mary M slackwell. IS, 2as bsth ss. ne.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. ldto couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. tDGit three full days
and receiUe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Calvin Barnes. 33, Triangle. Va, and
Helen Rutherford. 80, 100 4th st. sc.
Martin Falter %, and Margaret Massey,
20. both Of Boiling Air Force Base.
aene Marklevits. 22. Red Wing. Minn.,
and Gail Thune. 10. 1882 I st. NV.
Roy jenkins. Is, Bainbridge. Nd, and
Joan Endy. 22. Miami. Fla.
Claude Houck. "a, Indian Head, Md, AID
Thelma Ward, 33. 2124 st. NV.
Dennis McCoskrie. 20. Kenmore. N. y,
and Lillian Tucker. IS, Alexandria, Va
Leonard Violin. 90. 1888 Upshur st. NV.
and Bessie Aidenoff, 33. 2S01 18th
st. NV.
Robert Gaskins. 27. and Marie VAIN
ken, 23, both of Baltimore.