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bus. schools and shopping center.
Once located at 3400 25th st. Sc.
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and bath; availjble now. $50. Can
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Halloween Party
Given For Linda
Theresa Stewart

The beautiful recreation room of
Local 5l6 hall was the setting on
Saturday. October 80, Of de-
lightful affair, when Mrs, Law
renee Stewart. 693 Carroll Az.
feted her daughter Linda Theresa
with a Jack-O-I.antern Jamboree
in honor OF her seventh birthday
which was October 81.
Between the hours Of 2:30 and
3 p. m, 40 Of Linda's friends came
in TO wish her happy birthday and
join in the numerous games, dane
ing and enjoy the amateur show
presented
The hall was decorated in Hal
loween motif, with witches. COB
Inns. spooks and pumpkins thru
out the room a three TERED birth
day cake between copper candle
sticks holding black tapers. CEN
tered the serving table which was
covered with a cloth with Halo
ween decorations. Many Of the
children came dressed In the tradi-
tionai Halloween costumes. The
refreshment Of ice cream and cake
also carried out the Halloween
colors.
Linda received many lovely
gifts and tokens and three beauti-
fully decorated birthday cakes.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-05
Mckinley pTa BOARD
or DIRECTORS HELD
NETTING MONDAY

The board of directors of the
Mckinley PTA met Monday, No.
vember at the school at 9 n m
Breakfast was served members
proceeding the business session.
The president, Mrs. Alice He'd
blum. gave a report on the PTA
Congress recently held in St Paul
She assisted with the regional din.
ner. Her report was very informa-
tive and interesting.
Other members attending were
Mrs. Eta Hill, vice president, who
was In charge Of information; Mrs.
Tressie Johnson. chairman Of the
ways and means committee. was
in charge Of registration, with
Mrs. s. NJ. Dahlin assisting. The
Mines. Virginia Duke, Esther
Brown and Mrs. A. Moore were
also in attendance.
On Thursday, November II, in
observance Of National Education
Week, the PTA will meet at 1880
in the afternoon at the school
Mrs. Mary Moran will render two
solos and the parents will make a
tour OF the building and meet the
teachers.
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ments. A program was rendered
with Mrs. Harriet Bell Smith as
chairman. Mrs. Louis p. Moore
and Mrs. Annie Cook were a COM
mittee on refreshments. Ten men,
bers of the club were present TO
bring cheer to the residents who
greatly enjoyed their hospitality.
Has Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Jones, TAT st. Anthony Av., have
as their house guest, Mrs, Dorothy
Scott of Cincinnati, Ohio. Mrs.
Scott plans to be in the city for
two weeks.
Luncheon Party: The beautiful
home of Mrs. Dollie Crushshon.
go Fuller Av., was the scene of a
luncheon party on Thursday after
noon, October 81, in honor of rela-
tives from Washington, D. c. Mrs.
Hattie ]. Smith and the Misses
Harriet and Gloria O'Neal. Other
guests were the Mines. Elizabeth
Hall, Eugene H. Lewis, Katie
Williams and J. Robert Jones.
Entertained At Breakfast: Mr..
and Mrs. Earl MCGEE, 527 Aurora
Av.. entertained at a breakfast
party on Thursday morning, Octo-
Der IS in honor of Mrs. Hattie ].
Smith and the Misses Harriet and
Gloria O'Neal.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-05
Round The Checkers
Have Halloween
Party October 30

The lovely home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Ed. Christopher 511o James Az
n was the scene of a gala party
when the Minneapolis members OF
the Around The Clock Club were
hosts at n Halloween party on
Saturday night. October 30.
The house was decorated in the
autumn and Halloween colors
Dancing was the diversion Of the
evening followed by light refresh
ments.
Among those present were the
Messrs. and Mines. Clyde scrog-
gins, Charles Brown. Kenneth
Jones. Robert Wynn, George Mes
bitt: the Misses Annsbelle Jones,
Dolores Sears. LaVerne Pollard,
Dorothy Sloane. Normie True.
Lillian Schofield, the Messrs. Jerry
Beal. Joe Clemens. Albert Bannon,
Robert Patterson and Eugene
Srtaitor.
The next regular meeting Of the
club win be on Sunday, November
=. at Phyllis wheatley House. 300
Aldrich Av. N.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-05

Fourth Av. s.. returned home Mo-
vember from a II day vacation
visiting friends and relatives In
Detroit. Mich, and Chicago.
Party; Miss Patricia Harper.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Grissom, 1910 Bryant Av. ~. was
hostess at a Halloween pajama
slumher party on Saturday eve
ming. October 30, Games and cards
were enjoyed followed by light re-
frcshments, on Sunday morning
the young ladies prepared their
own breakfast OF sausages, pan
cakes and cocoa, Guests present
were the Misses Laurice Jones,
Rita Jean Davis. Johnny Ruth
Thompson, Lots Grigsby, Barbara
Jean Harper. sister of the hostess.
Former Resident Visits: Walter
Brown. former resident OF the
city, who is now residing In Chi
cago. arrived Friday. October 20.
for few days visit and was thc
house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Daniels OF 1000 Oakland Av.
Mr., Brown Is attending the Uni
versity OF Chicago. He left for his
home on Monday. November 1.
Change OF Address: Miss Dovie
Black, formerly OF 22oi Fifth Av.
s, Is now residing In her newly
purchased home at 1919 Portland
Av.
Wednesday Matinee Club, Mrs,
Lurena Washington was hostess TO
the Wednesday Matinee Club on
October 20 at her home at bi2 f.
25th 81. Mrs. Sue Gordon who was
visiting relatives in Hannibal, Mo-.
sent greetings 10 the club and the
birthday honoree Mrs. Relsie
Whitmore OF st Paul. who was the
recipient OF several beautiful gifts
and cards from the members. The
Annual Christmas Party this year
win be held at Local b16 on Rondo
In st. Paul on December is. A gala
evening Is being planned by the
members for all their guests. After
a short business meeting. lunch
was served by the hostess The
next meeting will be on November
10. at 1915 Merribee Drive. Col
den Valley, with Mrs. Sue Gordon
ms hostess
birthday Greetings; Greetings
10 Mr. Edwin Carr OF 3942 Fifth
Az s.. who celebrated his birth
day on Thursday, November 4,
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VersoteIles Hold
Halloween Party
At Local Sic

Witches, vampires. goblins, bats
and devils were riding high at
Local sic Recreation room to
greet members, guests and friends
of the Versailles who staged their
first annual gigantic Halloween
Masquerade party on Saturday
night, October so.
The affair was highhghted with
many unusual and outstanding
costumes, Mr., Robert Covington
as Tarzan captured the first prize
as the most authentic and reveal
ing costume. The most unique,
went to Vincent Shepherd, dressed
as a hobo in coat three sizes too
small, white shirt smudged with
SCOT, belt for tie with a clothes
pin for a tie clasp and safety
pins for cuff links wearing one
boot and one shoe. Mr.. w. tPud.
din Head Jones captured the
prize for the most brazen cos
tune He wore a long white suit
OF underwear over his clothing,
The door prize was awarded TO
Mr.. and Mrs, John Freeze.
Mrs. Amelia Wallace, dressed
as a gypsy fortune teller who
toretold the past, present and flu
ture to the many lovelorn and
fortune seekers, was very popu-
lar person.
Various games under the super
vision OF Miss Gloria Williams
were played throughout the eve
ming with dancing as a highlight
Of the gala affair.
Among some OF the guests noted
in unusual and striking costumes
were Mrs. Starr shepherd dressed
as an Egyptian Princess, Mrs,
Virginia Clardy In an elephant
costume: Aunt Jemima was por-
trayed by Mrs. Jane Mcintosh;
Mr., Coleridge Hendon in patched
suit and lighted tie that blinked
off and on all night; Mrs. Henry
Thomas in riding habit, Mr.,
Henry Thomas as the farmer and
Mrs Carl Fountain In n black EN-.
broidered Japanese robe with
black half mask
Halloween noisemakers were
given as favors to the large crowd
that overlooked the hall,
Refreshments OF apple cider
ginger snaps and pretzels were
served.
The affair which was reported
as huge financial success viii be
an annual event of the Versatelles
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celebrated the birthday OF a club
member, Mrs, Gertrude vinigar,
5t2 Aldrich Az. N at its regular
meeting, which was held ON octo-
Der 81. New officers were also
elected Mines Lena LaFaueette.
president; Mary Jenkins vice.
president: Fannie Pierre Lewis,
secretary, Jessie Shannon, record
ing secretary, Carrie Wallace,
treasurer: Marion Monroe, chap
lain, and Marguerite Combs. con-
sultant Mrs. Maxine Jones. 36a2
Third Az, s. will entertain her
mother. Mrs, Jessie shannon. club
member, with a surprise birthday
celebration, Thursday, November
4 A luncheon was served. Club
members enjoyed making hats,
quilts, crocheting and knitting
Return Home From Vacation;
Mr. and Mrs, Claude Lytle, S545
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Mrs. EuIu Williams To
Entertain Progmoteio
Sorority Friday, Nov. S

Mrs. Eula Mae Williams. 1896
Rondo Av., will entertain the
Pragmateia Sorority on Friday,
November 5.
At this meeting, Mrs. Edith
Watson, social chairman, will give
her report on plans for an informal
get-together for members and
their company scheduled for Sat
urday, November 10. The affair
will be held at Local 516 club
rooms.
Mrs. Maureen Tillman, dean of
pledges. will be in charge of the
semi-annual initiation ceremonies.
Following the business session,
members will play records with
each soror contributing her favor
lite selection.
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ANN0A-
Mrs. Frank Smith. organist
played prelude of nuptial music.
Escorted down the aisle on the
arm of her father who gave her in
marriage, the bride was lovely in
her balleuna length bridal gown
Of ice blue nylon sheer fashioned
with a sleeveless, fitted bodice and
a full gathered skirt. She wore a
matching stole and sequin studded
cap and carried a bridal bouquet of
white carnations and roses.
Mrs. Maurice Hickman, the for
mer Shirley Rawlings, attended
the bride as matron or honor and
was her only attendant. Her dress
of greyish blue net featured a Sc
quin studded bodice. sleeveless and
skirt made of layers OF net, bal
lerina length. She wore a blue net
stole. cap of taffets and net and
carried an arm bouquet of white
roses and carnations.
Mr.. Charles Ingram attended
Mr.. Adams as best man.
Following the cermony, small
reception for fifty relatives and
close friends was held at the home
of the brides parents. The serving
table, covered with a gold lace
cloth. was conferred with a three
TERED wedding cake between three
branched candelabra holding
white tapers.
The happy couple received some
lovely and useful gifts.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-05

ents are Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hodges of Nashville, Tenn.
Waffle Breakfast: The Women's
Council of Halle X. Brown will en-
terrain members with waffle
breakfast at the home of Mrs.
Worda Guthrie, $50 Marshall Av.
on November IL at 10 a. m,
On Vacation: Mrs. James Woo
ten, 3S2 Carroll Av.. left the city
Saturday, October 80 for Omaha
Neb., to visit friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Walker and to be present
at their 25th wedding anniversary
celebration. From there Mrs. Woo
ten will go to Denver. Colo, to Wis
it with her nephew and niece, Mr..
and Mrs. James Moffatt. She plans
to be gone for ten days.
Out OF Hospital: Mr.. Richard
Lark, SIS Rondo Av., who has been
a patient in Ancker hospital since
September 26, returned home on
Tuesday. October 26, and his con-
diton is reported much improved.
A brother. Mr.. Monroe Lark and
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Williams of
Los Angeles. who came to ST.
Paul because of his illness, left
Sunday, October 81, for Louisiana.
Entertain: Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
som J. O'Neal, 971 w. Central Az.
were hosts at party in honor of
Mrs. Hattie ]. Smith, Frederick
O'-Neal and the Misses Gloria and
Harriet O'Neal of Washington, d.
C. in their beautiful decorated re-
creation room on Wednesday eve
ming, October 81.
Tape recording were made and
pictures were taken. Also present
were Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Neal
Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Neal Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs Alex B. Jordan and
James Buford.
Omegas To Meet: Omega Psi
Phi Fraternity will meet on Fri
day November 81 at the home Of
Mr.. Earl Kyle, 1887 4th Av. S.
Minneapolis.
Adelphai Club Entertains: On
Tuesday afternoon, October 26, the
Adelphai Club entertained resi-
dents of the Crispus Attacks home
at a pre-Halloween party. The
Halloween motif was carried out
in decorations and in the refresh
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Capt. And Mrs.
O. Lewis Return
East To Camp

Captain and Mrs. Oliver Lewis
and son Of Camp kilmer, ". j,
who were recent guests of their
mother and grandmother. Mrs.
Roberta Lewis OF T5e Rondo Av.,
left for their home ON Wednesday
October ~.
Captain Lewis, native st.
Paulite recently returned with his
family from Germany where he
had been stationed for the past
three years. He is now at Camp
kilmer. n, J.
Capt and Mrs. Lewis were eN-
tended numerous social courtesies
during their visit. They were the
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Ro-
bert L. Shoffner. 9S6 81. Anthony
Av. on Mondey. October IS. and
later the same evening they visit
ed at the Tommie Braddock home
7o7 Iglehart Av.
Mrs, Carl Griffin, 796 RondC
Az, entertained with an informal
get-together at her home in honor
of Mrs. Lewis on Monday evening
October rs, Following an evening
OF socializing. guests enjoyed a
delicious lunch. Present in addition
To the honoree, were the Mines
Tommie Braddock. Albert Harper
Earyin Galloway, James Allen
Robert Shoffner, James Taylor
Norma Light, William CLANCY
william Gardner, Hellaine Gallo
way, stephen Maxwell, Louis
Ccipio, Samuel Reed and Robert
Murray OF Minneapolis.
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LIMITED TEN ENTERTAINS
WIVES At DINNER PARTY

The Limited Ten Club entertain.
ed their wives nj a prcttily ap'
pointed dinner party on Sunday
October 81. held in the beautiful
Bamboo Room OF the Cassius Bar
and Cafe
Present were the Messrs and
Mines Donald Lewis, Paul Thoma.
son, Richard Mann, NJ. l.. Taylor
Charley Bradley, James Oliver
Ben Alexander and Mr.. Edwin Sal.
ter.
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symphony twilight Concert
To Feature woltres

The waltz VIII dominate the
scene completely when the Mime
spoliS Symphony Orchestra, Antal
Dorau conducting. offers its sec
ond twilight concert of the sea-
son at Northrop Auditorium next
Sunday at 4;So p. IN.
Before intermission. Dorau will
offer waltzes from Lanner's Die
Schonbrunner." scha ikowsky's
Eugene Anegin;" Delibes' ballet,
Malta" Lehar's The Merry Wild
ow" and Richard Strauss Der
Rosenkavalier.
During the second half there
win be Dohnsryi's waltz from the
ballet The Veil of Pierrette." Ra.
wells photographic poem, "La
Valse" and Johann Strauss EN-.
peror."
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Miss Virginia Bardwell, $40
Marshall Az, will be united In
matrimony on Friday, November
II, with Samuel Richardson Miss
Bardwell received her BIS. degree
in diatetics from the University OF
Minnesota last August and Is in
terning at Ancker hospital,
Mr. Richardson, n graduate OF
Morchousc College. Atlanta, Ca,
IL a member of Omega Psi frater-
nifty. He is employed at the First
National Bank
Miss Bardwell viii be attended
by her sister, Mrs. George Haynes
and Mr. Richardson will be attend
ed by Leroy Cunningham, best
man
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MATERNITY HOSPITAL TO
SPONSOR STYLE SHOW
IN FUND DRIVE

Professional models will parade
the latest in fashions from Jack
son-Grsves fngh-fashion Mime
apolis dress shop. at a luncheon
Tuesday, November 9th. in the
main ballroom Of the Calhoun
Beach Hotel, Minneapolis.
This is the first full scale fund
raising project Of Maternity Hos
pitars newly organized auxiliary.
Proceeds viii go for graduate
nurses scholarships 10 provide
specialist training in obstetrics.
The show which is open 10 the
public, begins at l p. m.
Reservations may be called in
10 Mrs. Allyn G. Bridge, KE 1905:
Mrs r. J. Diefenbach, WA. 6s40;
Mrs. Paul Wet. Ho 1862 or the
hospital
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-05
M. R. Bureesses Return
From Trip To His
Native Bermuda

Mr.. and Mrs NJ. II, Burgess and
grandson. Michael Marmon. OF
go Rondo Av., who left New York
by plane July rs, for Smiths Par
ish, Bermuda, recently returned
home afted spending six weeks In
Bermuda. visiting Mr. Burgess
mother. Mrs Richard Burgess, his
sister and four brothers.
Mr.. Burgess, "A native son OF
Bermuda. Is a great-grandson Of
John Smith. n whaler, whose name
is legendary in Bermuda, He Is re-
putcd 60 be the only man in the
history OF Bermuda to have killed
whale with single blow of his
harpoon. The blow severed the
whales neck muscles, killing II
instantly.
John Smith died In the middle
eighties, but his name still lives
in Smiths Parish and John
Smiths Bay. both named after
him. John Smiths Bay, favorite
spot on the South Shore. with its
modern beach, as well as the
Breakers Beach club overlooking
the beach, are located on part Of
the IL acre land plot owned by Mr.,
Smith.
Four Of his grandchildren are
still living: Rev J. Daniel Smith,
presiding elder Of the AME church
in Bermuda: Miss Florence Smith,
Henry Smith, living In Ohio, and
Mrs. Richard Burgess mother OF
Mr.. Burgess Mrs. Burgess lives
with her daughter at Smiths Par
ish which is near John Smiths
Bay.
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enjoyable episode
With the Navy Minnie works personnel She likes her work
the enthusiasm and bright outlook predict
fascinating Minnie daughter Mr. Mrs Paul
Young ll7O E County Road D.
Before duty she will
her sister Norma Jean Johnson Los Angeles
GOOD LUCK AND GODSPEED TO MINNIE
THE TWO NEW PIANOS for Maxfed School will be played
simultaneously
well Monday November g. when the PTA holds its Membership
Mrs James Cook will Harold Knott play
the piano and Billy Knott the trumpet.
Al Jordan will conduct community and Mrs Halowen
will play 1t a community activity
SPEAKING OF THE PTA Mrs Norma 700 w. Central
chairman the all bundles
clothing household items the
sale held Saturday
all bundles pickup"
Saturday November IS.
WERE IMPRESSED he congenial atmosphere Of
Continental Studio ss Sxteh smile Mrs
Jeanette Rosnbaum Rosenbaum
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-05
Pre-holloween Porty
Given By Antonio O'Neol

Little Antonio Bernard O'Neal
1856 Carroll Av.. entertained a
group of his little friends at a pre-
Halloween party on Wednesday,
October 81 For the occasion, the
house was beautifully decorated
with balloons, gay colored stream
ers and lighted pumpkins.
Guests were: Louis Scott Jr.,
Joyce and Gary Russell, Gary o.
Neal. Peter Jordan, Lettie Finney,
Sarah Swyningan, Allen and
Charles Finney Jr., James and
Kathleen Robinson, Deborah Will
Hams, Joselyn Gail Collins, Carol
MCGEE and Lloyd and Allen o.
Neal.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-05

Informal Party: Mr.. and Mrs.
f.. J. Collins, ST. 81. Anthony Az,
were hosts TO Mrs, Hattie J. Smith
and Miss Gloria O'Neal at an in
formal party on Wednesday eve
ming. October q. Other guests
were the Mines. Ira Allen. Earl
MCGEE and Maurice Henderson.