davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ton here to determine the Ma
tional titles.
The winner here was Peggy
Long, a student at National Ca
thedral School and a member Of
the Pinwheel Junior Rifle Club.
She had a 100 score out of a
possible 200. Two other Pinwheel
members, Allan Dopp and Allan
Roach, finished second and third.
Pinwheel also came out ahead
in the team race with a 732x800
total. Second was Montgomery
Blair High. 729. and third was
Honeywell School, 713.
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championships
fired yester-
day at the
University of
M a r y | a n d
range.
Scores fired
at Maryland
will be COM
pared W i h
those fired at
SO other loca-
tionS through
out the coun-
try and sent
to the National
Rifle A SSOci0.
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ClOAaC4 HOO w
do this by
hand or per-
haps wait II.
the store for
the line to be
spoiled with
a conversion
winder. The
S h a keSpeare
Co. has q new
spin = p a c k
which is set
up for putting
monohlament
on a spinning
reel without
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French Racer Killed

PARIS, April "a (P.-Guy
Mairesse, A, famed French auto
racer, was killed today in a trial
spin at Monthley Park. His ma
chine overturned and rolled into
a group of spectators, killing one
boy and injuring two others.
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Girl, IA, Tops 100
Firing Here for
II. S. Rifle Crown

A 14-year-old girl beat 100
other rifle shooters. mostly boys,
to win the sectional champion
ship of the National junior rifle
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OUTDOORS

One Of the real outs about
spinning tackle is the tendency
of the line to twist if not put on
the spool properly. The angler
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ADVERTISEMENT.
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RUINS SLEEP

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mucus from recurring attacks Of Bron-
chial Asthma or simple Bronchitis makes
you short Of breath, cough or wheeze.
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restful sleep. Over 500 million NrENDACO
tablets used prove safety and success. 80
get MENDACO from your druggist today
under money back guarantee.
Evening star., 1954-04-25

assists.
Trailing. TO, as the second
quarter opened, the Tigers
showed an attack of their own.
firing in four straight goals be-
fore George Corrigan scored for
Maryland at 7:45 of the quarter,
which ended with Maryland
leading, 1916. After each team
scored once in the third quarter,
fourth quarter goals by Prince
tons Harry Berkowitz and
Charles Obrecht narrowed the
margin to 11-9. Then George
Corrigan broke the pattern again,
this time for good.
Len Thomson, son of Coach
Ferris Thomson, was high scorer
for Princeton with three goals.
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lazy meets Princeton next

OCOE LUKE WHSOLl
Navy-Williams 4, Pirie 3, Hargrave 3.
Koonce, p, Renard 2. Horner. Ucickas,
Brendel.
Substtutions: Duke-Stenger. James,
Black DeCordova, Miller. Harrington.
Bernstein LodeS. Howard Gerhardt.
Garritz Navy - Mahan. Burt. Horner,
Hoover McNallv. Pirie Williams. Hunter,
Turner, Blanchard, Farnsworth. Hamil-
ton, Bassett Southworth.
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with Bill Leeteh

caught 40 of the copperbacks
this week.
Evening star., 1954-04-25
Women's Tennis League Meet
Opens at Trinity College Moy7 ]

phoning Betty Zimmerman at
Taylor 9-4525 in the evening.
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death of their cousin. Mrs. Doris
Ward of Kansas City. Mo, Mrs.
Potter left Wednesday. February
10. fo-r Kansas city. to attend
funeral services.
Business Trip: Mr. George
Adams OF Duluth. is in the city ON
business and is the house guest
OF his sister. Mrs. Lottie Hyde.
1892 Clinton Az,
Experimental Players Meet; The
Experimental Players held their
second meeting ON Tuesday eve
ming, February .. at Phyllis
Wheatley House, Mrs. Helen
Thomas and Hobart Mitchell Jr.,
were made temporary co-chair-
men OF the group, The next meet
ing win be Tuesday, February Is
at s p, m. All Interested persons
are invited 20 attend
Marriage Announcement: Mrs.
Lillian johnson, 2307 Olson Blvd.
announces the marriage OF her
daughter. Miss Marveljean john
son. to Mr. Maynard cailand on
Saturday, January 30. at their
home, Mr. and Mrs, Calland are at
home at above address.
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SMALL FRY ENJOY
PARTY FOR LINDA
KAYE SHANNON

Little Linda Kaye Shannon.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shannon Jr., of s72 Iglehart Av.
was feted on her fifth birthday
with party given by her parents
at the Sterling Club, Sunday af-
ternoon, February 7.
From 2 to p. M, "a of
Linda's little friends were on hand
to help her celebrate. Various
games were enjoyed by the group
under the leadership of Miss
Myrrhene Allen.
Circus motif was used for dec
orations and the birthday cake
was decorated with circus scenes.
Each of the guests was given
balloon as a favor.
Pictures were made of the
group during the afternoon by
Mrs. Dorothy Harris.
Refreshments were served.
Linda Kaye received many
lovely gifts.
Her little friends who helped in
the celebration were Junius Pow
ell, Bobbie Blakeley, Rita Willis,
Linda Allen, Frank Spellman,
Gary Allen, Carl Griffin, Nicholas
Cooper, Barbara Green, Linda
Stewart. Gary Clark, Eric Woods,
Deborah High. Grant Peake,
Tayalah Sayles, Byron Brown,
Turner Anderson, Sharmen Dav-
is, Thomas Monson, Marcia
Brookins, Sandra Williams, Ed
ward High, Debbie Brown and
Denise Green.
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RUMpUs ROOM IS
INITIATED BY FRIENDS
OF MRS, FOSTER BROWN

The newly installed recreation
room of Mrs, Foster Brown. Ss2
Dayton Av.. was the scene of a
gala party on Saturday evening.
February 6, when she entertained
few friends at bar party.
The room is done in knotty pine
and one wall in lattice work stain
ed maple finish. The maple furni-
ture is covered in a red plaid ma
terial. The bar in knotty pine has
the new revolving stools in chrome
with red plastic upholstery,
The party was an initiation
party for the new room and the
many compliments from the
guests and numerous gifts for the
bar received by the hostess be-
spoke their hearty approval
A highlight of the delightful
affair was dancing followed by
light refreshments served by the
hostess.
Guests included the Mines. ]. w.
Mcmillan, James Sled. Joseph
Sykes, James Williams. Joseph
Combs, Robert Yeats, Fred Law
Bert McPheeters, Lydia Gross OF
Minneapolis and Miss Carolyn
Dickson.
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Mrs. Humphrey To Be
Honored At Feb 10 Teu

A tea honoring Mrs, Hubert
Humphrey will be sponsored by
Hennepin County DEL women on
February IS, Senator and Mrs
Humphrey will be in Minneapolis
to attend a testimonial dinner that
evening at Hotel Nicollet in honor
of Senator Humphrey and Con
gremman Ray Wier.
The tea win be held in the Min.
nesota Terrace at Hotel Nicollet
from 2:30 to 4:30 p, m. Mrs. Anne
Vetter. Hennepin County DFL
Chairwoman is in charge of ar
rangements assisted by Myrtle
Cain, Other committees are head
ed by Mrs. Helen Adams. tickets;
Mrs. Doris Anderson, publicity
and Mrs, Ethel Bartholow, hos
tesses, The DFL Ward Club Chair
women will serve as hostesses,
Tickets for the even are 6Oc and
may be purchased at the door or
from Mrs Adams, ST. S-37l1. The
public is invited
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HospitaIized: Mrs, Fannie
Pierre Lewis, 1924 Fourth Av. S.
is still confined TO General hospital
where they are taking x-rays. Her
condition Is reported somewhat
improved.
Wedding Anniversary; Mr.. and
Mrs. Herren Tucker. 1920 Smelling
Av. celebrated their sixth wedding
anniversary with few close
friends on Saturday evening, Feb
ruary 8. Dancing was highlight
Of the gala affair followed by a
buffet supper. Mr.. and Mrs. D. v.
Criss assisted the couple. Other
guests included the Messrs, and
Mines. A. o. Owens, Bonnie Fow-
Ter of st. Paul, II. McQuitter
Luther Dennis. Harold Roberts
Ray Thompson. Wallace Whitson,
Mrs, Carolyn Rumph and Mr. Ed
die Green. A number OF beautiful
and useful gifts were received.
Morocco Club: The Morocco
Club will meet with Mr.. and Mrs
A. o. Owens, 1887 Hardwood Az.
St Paul, on Saturday night. Feb
ruary 10.
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Just For Fun
Club Entertains
New Mothers

-
When Miss Myrrhene Allen, 97s
lglehart Av. entertained members
of the Just For Fun Club on sun
day, February a highRght Of the
delightful affair was belated
stork shower honoring the new
mothers and their newcomers,
Mrs. Jackie Bowman and Mrs.
Lucille Jones.
The group enjoyed playing var
ious games with the Mines. Car
men Davis, Dorothy Harris and
Lucille Jones capturing the prizes.
Each OF the honored guests re-
ceived gift from the club. Mrs.
Bowman was presented with a
baby swing and Mrs, Jones, a
reeter-Baby and a telephone night
light.
A tasty lunch was served by the
hostess.
The next meeting will be held in
the rumpus room of Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil w. Schofield. S94l Third Av.
s, on Sunday, February 81. with
Miss Johnnie Mae Thompson as
hostess. At this meeting, Mr..
Schofield will show pictures taken
of the group and scenes from Cal
ifornia taken during his visit
there. Club pictures viii be sent
to his daughter, Mrs Norman
Carter, a former member of the
club.
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Stork Shower Held
For Barbara Lono

Mrs, Helen Phillips, iii Fourth
Av N, and Mrs. Grace James, SIS
Logan Av. N, were eo-hostesses
al stork shower in honor OF Mrs.
Barbara Long on Sunday evening.
February Z, at the home OF Mrs
James.
The affair was held in the rum
pus room which carried out dec
orations in the stork motif. AS the
evening progressed the group en-
joyed playing games and socialix-
ing Light refreshments added
zest 10 the party. Prizes were a.
warded to the Mines. Alice Nc
Clure, Patricia Davisson and Pearl
Schoneld.
Fellowship and hospitality were
bright as the honoree showed the
many beautiful and useful gifts
for the little stranger who Is ex-
pected, 10 her friends and guests.
Those sending gifts, but who
were unable 20 attend include
Miss Ada Cunningham, Mrs, Bea.
trice Hall and Mrs, Connie Poole
Following a gala evening OF
pleasantries. guests enjoyed a
tasty hot lunch.
Those sharing their hospitality
were the Mines. Florence Man,
ming, Lucia Mcclure. Rozella Al,
len. Minnie Rhodes, Winnie John,
son, Maxine Jones, Mary Brady
Juanita Lewis, Nina Salters, Pear
Mckinney, Beatrice Slemmons
Flossie Harris, Helen Robbins
Shirley Thomasson. Ruth Brown
Lavera Schofield, the Misses Mar,
Ellis Manning and Maryann Bry
ant.
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oNIEGAS MEET WITH
TYLER HOWELL FEB. q

NJ Chapter OF the Omega Psi
Phi met Sunday, February s at the
home of Mr.. Tyler Howell. 1892
Oakland Av, Minneapolis.
Plans were made for banquet
scheduled for the near future at
which the wives of the members
viii be guests. A report on the
conclave held in Cincinnati. o, in
December was given by Mr., A.
NJ. Butler,
Members who attended the
meeting were: Samuel Richard
son, Henry Carter, Jr, John l..
Sims, DR. Albert Butler, Tyler
Howell Rev c. NJ. Sexton, Thorn
as Talley, James Bradford. Thorn.
as Stoyall and Robert a. Jones,
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Additional Social and
Personal News
MINNEAPOLIS

New Daughter: It's a girl for
Mr., and Mrs. Jack Rainey OF
2s16 Elliot Av,. born Sunday,
February 7, in Asbury hospital
The baby weighed pounds and is
their first born. She has been
named Jan Denise. Mrs. Juanita
Cuff. 317 Bryant Av N, is the
maternal grandmother and Mrs.
Hazel Rainey, 3s41 Fourth Av. S.
is the paternal grandmother.
Celebrates birthday; Little
PAMELA. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mcintosh, 300 Bryant
Av ", was not disappointed on
her birthday. Her mother had
planned to invite in a group OF
Pamella's friends to help her cele-
brate her fifth birthday on Sun
day. February Z. with a party, but
due to illness of her three sisters,
plans were changed So PAMELA
had her party with her sisters and
brother as guests. A beautiful
birthday cake with rosebud dec
orations was given by her god
mother. Mrs. Katherine Banks
and her sister and brother each
gave her a gift, so the party was
carried out as planned with ice
cream and cake served by their
mother. All in all. 1t was a happy
day for little Pamela.
Recuperating: Mrs, Gladys
Jones, 9f7 Aldrich Av. N, is re-
operating from a accident in her
home, In answering her telephone
he sit her foot against a chair and
as a result suffered a broken toe.
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Square Dance Group Meets. The

Square Dance Group Meets; The
Committee of the Square Dance
group Of Halle Q. Brown House
met on Saturday evening, Febru.
airy 8 at the home OF DR.. and Mrs
James Robinson, 1917 Chicago Av,
to complete plans for their Valcn.
tine Square Dance party.
U,Mect-Us Club: The U-Meet-
Us Club met on Thursday, Febru.
airy 4, at the Phyllis Wheatley
Wheatley House with nine mem
bers present. Mrs, Marie Smith
and Mrs, Matte Harris birthdays
were celebrated A telegram was
sent to Mrs. Fannie Pierre Lewis,
secretary, who is M Members ox-
changed patterns. Following bust
ness. refreshment were served and
a social hour enjoyed by the
group.
hfftttN Huitu tbbth 't'ftntk
The Rectors' Guild of st. Thomas
Episcopal church met on Monday
evening, February 3 at the home
Of Mrs Theodore Hatcher. Ii45
Fifth Av, s., with Mrs Percy
Hughes Sir, as co-hostess,
Feted ON Birthday: Mrs Laura
Mcdonald, 51s Tenth Av. s., was
hostess ut prettily appointed
dinner party on Saturday evening
January 30 at her home, In cele'
bration of Mrs, Jesse Jackson'i
birthday. Following dinner, guests
enjoyed socializinE, reminlscing
and watching television, Guests
present included the Mcssrs and
Mines, Charles scroggins, Joe
Slaughter. Cary Ampey and Eddie
jefferson and the honoree
r. q. Maids And Matrons Meet
Mrs. Russell S Underwood, 1918
Third Az. s. was hostess 10 the
r. c. Maids and Matrons Bridge
Club on Saturday evening, Febru-
airy 8 Mrs. Palmer Jackson won
first guest prize, Mrs. Charles w,
Glenn, second and Mrs Jessie
Shepard. third. Club prizes were
won by the Mines James Kirk ST..
Donald Brady Sr., and o y. VIII
Hams, first, second and third, re-
spectively. Mrs o. -. Williams,
iii5 First Az. s, will be hostess
at the next meeting on March 20
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RICHARD PARKERs FErE
FRIENDS At PARTY

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs Rich
ard Parker, 1901 Bryant Az, NJ
was the scene Of a delightful af-
fair on Saturday evening, Febru-
AIRY 8, when they feted few OF
their friends at party.
Listening to Mr., Parker's re-
cords. among which are a number
OF collectors items, was the main
diversion OF the evening. with
dancing as the climax. A delicious
lunch was served by the hosts.
Guests present included the
Misses Bunny Ewing, Daisy Davis,
Aquilla Posten, Mary seaton.
Gloria Brown, Mary Kate Breed
love, Mrs Harriet Shannon: the
Messrs Van Andre Fiorenz, Con-
ME Austin, Stanley stone, Fred
die Dillio, the Mcssrs and Mines.
Bobby Randall Budgy Thompson.
DeNorris Ewing and George
Wright
AZ ls usual when friends meet
to make merry the party was a
gala one,
Dinner Hosts; Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis seaton, 1912 Clinton Az,
entertained with dinner party ON
Saturday evening. February s.
Following dinner the evening was
spent playing games Guests en-
joying their hospitality were
Messrs and Mines, A. Hayes. Nor
val Barksdale Daniel Boone.
Henry Pemberton and Albert
Waters.
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Crawfords win be the house guests
OF their sons, daughters-in-law
and families, Mr.. and Mrs, Boyd
Crawford Jr, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carmichael we be the guest OF
their sister, brother~in-law and
daughter. Mr., and Mrs. Marvin
jackson in Los Angeles and the
guest OF Mr., carmichaels sister.
Mrs, Beulah Walker in San
Diego.
Visiting In East; Miss Doris
Escue, 1892 Fifth Az. s., left the
city Saturday, February 6, for
Philadelphia, Pa, to visit her sis.
ter, brother-ln-law and family.
Mr., and Mrs, Louis Miller, Miss
Escue's stay is indefinite.
Marriage License Application:
Mr. Clarence w Monroe, 30 Roy
slston Av and Mrs Elsie NJ, Ray,
same address have made applica-
ton for marriage license,
Attend Bother's Funeral; Bcnja-
min and John Garrett. Mrs. Lydia
Shannon and Mrs, Viola Cain, all
OF okmulgee, Okla, who came TO
the city TO attend funeral services
OF their brother. Mr. Romeo
Gresham. S9os Fifth Av s., re-
turned TO their home on Friday,
February 3,
Family Guest; Mrs. Wilmoth
Bowen OF Chicago, M. spent the
past weekend In the city visiting
relatives and friends and was the
house guest OF her sister and
brother.in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Norris. Of 1925 Second Av. S,
Birthday Breakfast, Following
the 4 a m, morning service at St
Thomas Episcopal church on sun
day. February 7. Mrs. Theresa
Granger served the entire congrc.
CATION with breakfast in honor Of
her husband, Mr. Gordon Granger.
who was observing his birthday,
About SO persons enjoyed a menu
of juices, ham, eggs, hot rolls,
Jelly and coffee Mr. Raymond
Cannon and Miss Anna Mae AL
len were special guests of Mrs,
Granger Mr., Granger received
many cards, long distance calls,
gifts and the prize gift OF all, "A
Bulova Ambassador wrist watch
from his wife.
Wins Diamond Ring. Mrs. Mat
tie Drew, i04s Fifth Az. s.. was
the lucky winner In the counting
the diamonds contest sponsored
by the Robert Orr Jewelry Com,
pany recently, Mrs, Drew count.
ed 1876 and the exact number were
1870 She was awarded second
prize. beautiful diamond ring
Robert Orr had her photo taken
and she was given a photo also.
Family Guest: Mrs, Nettie Rob
inson Of Waterloo, Ia, arrived
Tuesday. February o. for an indef.
mite visit with her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Robert
sayles, 7Oo1 Sheridan Az s., Rich
field
Sad News: Mrs Myrtle Potter,
3sis Fourth Av. s., and sister,
Mrs. Alice Brown of 3740 Fourth
Av s., received word OF the
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-.
members and visitors were present
and included Mr.. and Mrs. A w
Jordan, the Mines. Lettie B. Hall
Clementine Sydes. Jessie Coleman
Father Denzil A. Carly, Messrs. T.
B. Carey, David Grissam, Jesse
Riley, William A. Young, James E.
Smith, William Warrick, Charles
Bradley Sr., Ashby Gaskins. Ar
chic Givens, and ]. T. Mcclure.
Lunch was served by the hosts.
Ball And Chain Club: On Sat
urday evening, January 80, Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Christian, s75
st. Anthony Av. were hosts to the
Bali and Chain Club. Mrs. Robert
Jackson and Mrs. Donald Bantam
were elected club reporters. Fol-
lowing business, a social hour and
refreshments were enjoyed by the
group, The next meeting will be
on Saturday, February 10, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jackson, I'll
Carroll Av., as hosts.
Pragmateia Sorority Dancing
Party: The Pragmateia Sorority
is giving a formal dancing party
in the Embassy Room, Hotel St.
Francis, st. Paul, Friday Ito
night February IL.
TSTC: Sidney Salter, 1913 Gen.
trail Av West. was host to the
TSTC Saturday night, February
6.
Improved: Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Golden, 456 st. Anthony Av., who
have been slightly indisposed at
their home are both somewhat i'm
proved.
Annual Martha Washington
Tea: The Women's Council of the
Halle Q. Brown House will hold
their annual Martha Washington
Tea on Sunday, February 21, at
the house from to p. m. The
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RATING THE
r { G O r D S
On The Cool Side

Nothing in this review of new
releases will be on hot" stuff
for il seems that the current crop
of discs emphasizes the cool"
side.
All are so good that ii is diff
ficult to rate one above the other.
In this case. let's go by seniority
we're really taking the easy
way out.
That would make the No l
man Duke Ellington who, to our
way of thinking land we say
amen), the group gets together on
an Ellingtonia labelled ULTRA
DELUxE-a more fitting des-
cription would be hard to coin.
It's just that---velvety smooth, yet
full of that insinuating and in
sistent beat that has been the
hallmark of the Ellington aggre-
cation throughout all the years
we have known and listened to ii.
For the mate, a quintet" takes
the long-standing popular Rodgers
Hart BLUE MOON and dresses
it up in a foxy pace. Jimmy Girls
som (you remember him) gets the
vocal nod in a styled bisteroish
delivery a la Al Hibbler. And one
of the top men in the Ellington
group, trumpeter Ray Nance has
his especial niche in this combo,
running through some fascinating
Jazz passages via his trusty old
violin (CapitoD
An alumnus of the Ellington
school, Johnny Hodges, plus his
gang, comes through with a two
part original tabled JOHNNYS
BLUES. Item was concocted by
the Mrs. Edith Cue Hodges). A
light-hearted blues vehicle in
spots it's on the fiery side, with
wealth of the Hodges alto show
ing. and some fine triple-tonguing
by tramist Lawrence Brown IAN
other Ellington alumnus). The en-
semble work is catchy and before
it's all over, you'll heave a sigh of
pleasure. Only catch TO it--you
have TO flip the record to hear
part two. Wish IL were all on one
side, gosh (Clef).
Who'll be next lin seniority,
that isl? Roy Eldridge, Gene
Krupa, Buddy Rich or Lester
Young? All of them came on the
scene about the same time. Aw,
let's start with the Pres.
Fronting a quintet, which in
cludes Ray Brown on bass, J. c.
Heard. drums and Oscar Peterson,
piano. Lester cody handles a pair
of oldies going by the names Of
I CAN'T GIVE YOU ANYTHING
BUT LOVE and I'M CoNFEsSIN
THAT LOVE YOU. It's Young
all the way. but you hear enough
Of Oscar Peterson TO whet your
appetite. and there is the unnamed
gIitarist WHOM tickle your ears
with sounds that please CCleD.
Oscar Peterson shows up again,
this time on organ with the Roy
Eldridge quintet. II you'l notice,
Peterson is in quite a few Of these
small units as well as fronting one
Of his own. Roy opens with Oscar
chording nicely on a familiar FL
bridge tune. LITTLE JAZZ. Bar
ney Kessell, sits in as guitarist
takes a chorus or two, and again
there is Brown and Heard round
ing out the rhythm section. The
flip Is the standard WRAP YOUR
TROUBLES IN DREAMS, at a
tri1e slower pace than its mate.
Roy does his stuff here as usual
(CleD.
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st. Agnes Guild Met: On We'd
nesday evening. February 10, Mrs.
Claud Mason, 1924 Fifth Az S.
was hostess 20 the regular meet
ing Of St Agnes Guild Of st
Thomas Episcopal church.
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL 4

BOOK Ciuo Meets The Book Club will meet on Thursday,
evening February Is with Mrs j. w Crump $50 Fnler a
hostess. ~ ~ 'e' Nv as
associated Negro Credit Union The executive boa Of tho
Associated Negro Credit Union with Mr. and Mrs r
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS :

Travelling Foursome; quartet of Minneapolis folk are
heading for California and other points February TO-
spend time visiting relatives and friends in Los Angeles
and San Diego and Tijuana Mexico The vacaoners include
Mr. and Mrs Boyd Crawford li02 2Sth ST. and Mr. and
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To MARRY

Lloyd T Nettles, 557 Rondo Az.
and verdell Clifton, 511 IgIehart.
have applied for license to
marry.
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pubic is cordially invited. Mrs.
Clara Smith is general chairman.
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NEW BABY BOY

There Is a new citizen at the
home Of the Robert Williams
family, 645 Central Az. W. He is
a new baby boy.