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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22
cAuFoRNlANS CONCLUDE
DELIGHTFUL VISIT
TO TWIN CITIES

Concluding an enjoyable ten
day visit. Mr.. and Mrs, Acie Lee OF
Berkeley, Calf. houseguests OF
their aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs,
James Williams. $50 Rondo Az,
left by motor for their home on
Thursday, October IL.
On Wednesday evening October
Is. Mr.. Chester Oden, was host AZ
dinner in the Waikiki Room of the
Hotel Nicollet. Minneapolis in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee, Other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Williams and Mrs. Rosa Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee were the re-
cipients OF numerous social cour.
tesies during their short stay, A
mong some of the hosts were Mr.
and Mrs George Crooks Jr,, Mr.
and Mrs Lyman Myers, Mrs. Irene
Jackman and Mr., and Mrs, Leon
Smith.
Gifts were presented by the
Mines. Leila DeBerry, Lizzie Clark
Clark. Carrie Green. Florence
Fletcher. Mae Edwards, Mari,
Sykes, and Mabel Milan.
Enroute the motorists plan q
stop in Denver, Colo, to visit q
cousin OF Mrs Lees
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22
hollywood Ice
Review Coming
To Mpls. Nov. 10

For the first time In Its 20
spectacular years Arthur WirtE's
fabulous Hollywood Ice Revue II
coming 10 Minneapolis.
Barbara Ann Scott will headline
IL performances nj Minneapolis
Arena November 10 Ia 81 lnclus.
i've, Included In her supporting
cast Of nearly 200 hand-pickcd
skating artists from all over the
world are a veritable galaxy Of
stars. Ghundi Busch. Andra Me.
I.aughlin Jimmy Grogan Bobby
Blake Skippy Baxter, Freddie
Trcnklcr. the Bruises, and many
more widely acclaimed perfor
mers
Only II major cities have the
privilege OF entertaining Holly,
wood Ice Revue, which hitherto
has confined It's productions "a
New Works. Madison Square
Garden, the Stadium In Chicago
the Olympia In Detroit, Maple
Leaf Gardens in Toronto. Mon.
trcals famous Forum. the Arena In
Milwaukee and now the Arena
In Minneapolis All names known
wherever ice shows, hockey, and
other sports are talked about
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22

Vacationing In Alaska: A card
in the mail from Mr.. John Baldwin
of 6l2 18th Av. S., who Is vaca-
tioning in Ketchikan, Alaska, re-
ports a wonderful vacation. He
also visited in Victoria and Van
couver. b. c. Mr.. Baldwin will al
50 visit in Portland, San Francis
co, Los Angeles, Mexico and Kan
sas City, Mo- before returning
home.
Versailles Meet: When Mrs,
Virginia Tinsley. 1924 Portland
Av., was hostess to the Versailles
on Sunday. October II. members
were her guests at the Lyceum
theatre to see Naughty Natalie. d"
Following the play, which was
enjoyed by all present. the group
returned 10 Mrs. Tinsley's home
where a short business meeting
was held. Concluding the business
session, members enjoyed light re-
freshments served by the hostess.
Members present were the Mines.
Jean Covington, Virginia Clardy,
Mae Wright. Jean Mcintosh, Char
lotte Lang and Miss Thelma Old
ham. The next meeting will be at
the home OF Mrs Wright, 1900
10th Az. ". on Sunday. November
II.
Back From California: Mr.. and
Mrs Harold Mayes OF $40 Ere
mont Av. N. returned home Wed.
nesday evening. October IL by
plane from Los Angeles, Calf,
where the y spent a weeks vaca-
ton visiting friends, They We're
the houseguests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Don Mentally.
III: William Johnson. 4l25
Fourth Av. 8. has been III In Vet
Grams hospital for several days,
He is expected to return home be-
fore the week end,
In Hospitals: Mrs. Grace James,
5l3 Logan Av, N, is in Asbury
hospital where she underwent
minor surgery on Wednesday. Oc-
tobcr 10. She Is reported in ex-
cellent condition and will be home
this week end.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22
Solly Luther
Hos Good Record

Sally Luther, running for her
third term as state representa-
tive nom the Soth district, has
been called by veteran political
observers around the state capital
one ot the hardest working mem.
bers Of the state legislature,
During her two terms In the
legislature, Mrs. Luther has spon-
sored and co-sponsored a long list
of laws and hills dealing with
school and welfare problems,
As chairman Of the welfare sub.
committee In 1919, she sponsored
and passed comprehensive bill
which clarifies and strengthens
standards for state licensing of
day care ccntcrs and nursery
schools
Mrs Luther also authored n new
law which requires school attend.
ancc through 9th grade or until
age Ia,
She also made and passed an
amendment To the state basic aid
law which saves Minneapolis scv.
eral thousand dollars in interest
annually,
The only piece OF legislation to
get through the 1898 iegislaturc
dealing with human relations was
due In large pare TO her efforts,
She was co-sponsor OF n bill that
outlaws restrictive covenants IN
Minnesota.
Ever since she has been In legis,
lsturc. she has been one Of the
key Legislators In tho fight 10 get
an FEPC statute on the books.
Mrs, Luther Ii very active In
civic and community affairs OF
Minneapolis and Ii one of the
most active members ~ the Min
ncapolis Urban League board OF
directors,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22
Just For Fun
Club Gives shower
For MRS. iru Allen

Getting together at the home of
Mrs. Earl Bowman Sr.. 1912
Fourth Az. S. on Sunday, October
II. members OF the Just For Fun
Club honored Mrs. Ira Allen, n
member. with a belated baby
shower.
Invited to Join in the festivities
were a group Of friends ~ the
honoree. The evening was enjoy.
ed playing cards with Miss Joyce
Taborn capturing first prize and
Mrs. Alveda Smith was awarded
the BOBBY prize,
The serving table was covered
with a white linen cloth; n crystal
punch bowl between crystal can
dlesticks holding white tapers
made an attractive centerpiece
The beautifully decorated cake
which graced one end OF the table
was decorated with pink baby
booties.
Carlyn Sue, who shared honors
with her mother was presented a
sweater set. baby shoes and plas
tic baby bottles by the club.
Among the guests sharing In
the clubs hospitality were tn,
Mines, Gwcndolyn Wagner, Gler
Pullens. Marlene Randle and Mis-,
Joyce Taborn. Club members pre-
sent in addition TO the honorc,
were the Mines. Jocelyn Collins
Carmen Davis, Virginia Carter
Pauline Wallace. Jackie Bowman
Kathleen Mcwatt, Alvcda Smith
and Miss Myrrhene Allen.
Mrs Jackie Bowman was IN,
club hostess
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22
Elizabeth covinston's
llftle Friends Enjoy
Her Birthday Porty

The home ~ Mr., and Mrs. Ro-
bert Covington. 1904 Clinton Av,
was the scene OF merriment and
gaiety ON Saturday, october l6,
when they gave a party in honor
Of their daughter, Elizabeth Jeans
sixth birthday,
Between the hours OF three and
five o'clock, fifteen OF Elizabeth
Jeans little friends and play
mates were on hand TO wish her
happy birthday and join In the
various games played Prizes were
awarded 10 winners ~ the games
Each guest was presented a cap,
balloon and noisemakers by the
hostess,
The blue and white color scheme
carried out In decorations added
10 the beauty of the setting, A
highlight of the gala party was
the birthday cake made In the
shape OF an open book. Inscribed
on one page was Happy Birth
day" and on the opposite, Betty
Jean" with three candles at the
top Of each page.
The many beautiful and useful
gifts received by the little honorec
were opened TO the delight OF her
guests Ice cream. cake and punch
served by the hostess ended the
happy afternoon for the children
Those helping In the celebra'
ton were Deborah and Gretchen
Wallace. Beverly and Warren Ar
thur lee, Novilla Clack. William
Wade Jr., Theodore I,ockett, De
borRh and Gregory Miller, Can
nandra Lee. James and Robert
Morrie. Audrey Walker and Jose.
lyn Jones,
Mrs. Covington supervised the
games
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22

oPNAs 80 NAAAS ehAAA NAANokOs
ODT Club: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Gales. 23l6 Fifth Av. s. viii be
hostess to the ODT club on Satur-
day evening, October 80.
Wednesday Matinee Club: Mrs.
Ida Taylor. 526 Emerson Av. N.
was hostess to the Wednesday
Matinee club on October Is. Two
new members were welcomed in
to the club. They are Mrs. Cleota
Grigsby and Mrs. Mary Huggar.
After a short business meeting, a
delicious lunch was served at
which time Mrs. Bertha Johnson
was honored with a beautiful
birthday cake. She received many
lovely gifts and cards from the
members. The next meeting will
be at the home of the president,
Mrs. Lurena Washington, 512 f.
25th ST.. on October ~.
DTuiuay Siubs WITS. lHcOuOTt
Jones, $500 Third Az. S. will be
hostess to the Birthday Club on
Saturday. October %.
It's A Girl: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ward. 3737 Fourth Av. s. are re-
ceiving congratulations on the
birth of a new baby daughter,
Zebra Kay, who was born October
IL in Mt. Sinai hospital and
weighed six and one-half pounds
at birth.
Young Women's Chorus: The
Young Women's Chorus OF st.
Peters AME church appeared on
a program sponsored by the Social
and Literary club OF Pilgrim Bap-
fist church on Sunday night, Oc-
tober 10 at the church.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22
MARVIN ANDERSON HAS
GOOD CIVIC RECORD

Marvin H. Anderson, candidate
for reelection To tho Minnesota
state senate from the sand legis-
lstivc district In a veteran OF
world War II, In married and has
two children.
lie IN a member Of the lcgiHla-
tive research committee, Mayors
Law enforcement committee.
member OF Trinity Lutheran
church % Minnehaha Falls, and
was named one Of the outstanding
young men OF Minneapolis in 1903.
Ills campaign secretary. Mary
Cody said. "A young man with
such outstanding character
should be reelected"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22
School Amendment
Speakers Reoeh
$4,000 Citizens

Al least $4,000 people have been
directly reached by speakers cam,
paigning for the school amend.
ment which comes up for rrferen.
dun vote this fall. the campaign
dirctor estimated this week.
The gathering interest in the
charter amendment IL an ind,ea.
ton, speakers felt. OF the broad
response TO school problems which
has characterized Minneapolis.
Children Of all races and
creeds have been treated alike and
have had equal advantages and OPP
portunitieS in the Minneapolis
public schools" superintendent
RUFUS Putnam said. commenting
ON the wide interest In school
questions.
He urged passage of the six,
mill amendment. which IL designed
to keep up the quality OF education
in Minneapolis,
The charter amendment would
give the board OF education power
tn levy up 10 six more mills ON the
city property tax This would add
about 81 to the yearly tax hill OF
the owner OF a $4,000 house. In
1883 the board has pledged to
levy only ~ more mills. II the
amendment passes. which woul,
amount 20 about 81.
The increased revenue would be
used for three major purposes;
l. To adjust teachers salaries.
Minneapolis teachers have missed
out on the rounds OF raises re.
Gently given in other cities. ~
that there are now ~ cities which
pay beginning teachers substan-
tally more money than they can
earn in Minneapolis With an in
creasing enrolment every year,
the school administration has
found tina, Il IL In n poor com.
petiuve situation. and unable To
find enough qualified teachers Ia
STAFF the schools, The contemplat.
ed salary increases would he de-
signed to put the city back into
competition for top calibcr teach,
ers, Civil service pay raises arc
also planned
2 To reduce classroom size
Glasses in grade 10 In Mlnnca.
polls now average 81 II the char.
ter amendment passes. II will pro.
vide funds Tor hiring the 1880 new
teachers needed 10 bring class size
down 10 an average Of ~ Small
classes are desirable ~ that each
child can have more of the teach
cr's attention
3. To start behind the wheel
driver training Studies show that
bchind-ihc- wheel training cuts nc.
cidcnts by SOC. n In planned "a
offer such training Ia l5-year- olds
In the city schools, n the amend
meni passes.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22
CLUB MEMBERS GIVEN
SURPRISE PARTY OCT. IA

on Saturday evening, october
10. the Coulcs.Itas and Kappa
Taua clubs entertained jointly at
n surprise party given at the
South Central YMCA, Park Az.
and Lake ~,
Miss Wilma Merrill, whose
birthday was October 10 and Miss
jeanne Carter whose birthday waH
the 10Th. were the honored guests
Dancing was q highiight OF the
delightful affair
The honOreea received a number
% lovely gifts
More than 90 young people
joined In tho evenings festivities
and enjoyed the light refreshments
served.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22
Marriage A ounCrd

Marriage nouncc Mrs
Dorothy Roberts, $50 Iglehart Az,
announces the marriage Of her
son. Airman nc Sylvania Roberts
10 Miss Anne Mae Norwood Of
Colorado Springs, Colo. on Satur-
day. October 9. al the home 81
the Rroom's mother and grand
mother. Mrs Alice Williams Rev
Jerome Del Pine performed the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22

IioRored GUEST Mrs Dianne
Turner. 2pit Itth Az Il. was the
honored guest Al n dinner party
held In the Waikiki Room ~ the
Hotel Nicollet on Tuesday eve
ming. October 10 Hoatcsaea were
the Mines RAIN Workout. Don,
aid Smith and wilbur Randall
Mrs Turner viii b. leaving soon "a
Join her daughter. Constance, IN
Los Angeles. Calf where she will
make her future home Other
guests present were the Mines
Grover Ingram. Joseph Danforth
Percy Hughes Jr, John Nellie and
Miss Mary Turner
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22
Horold Anderson
Seeks Reelection A.
3Jrd's Representative

Harold J Anderson, state rep,
rcncntative from the aard district
and candidate for reelection II n
strong advocate for redistrictine
tho state Legislature, that, II done
will end tho domination Of the leg
islaturc by rural Legislators
The 39rd district has consider,
ably more population. than any
other district hut has less repre-
scntation - re-districtinH In ea
scntial," Anderson declared
The representative voted for
FEpC In tho 1859 session ~ tho
legislature and william ayItora
member of the Minneapolis FEI
commission IN chairman Of the
Anderson volunteer committee.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22

A well selected stair Of expert
rncrd newspaper workers toll long
hours Ia bring you n" hest paper
the traffic" vii afford. ~ you
are not regular subsrTibeT. call
RR $500 to-day aud ven do the
fe.I
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22

Tanga Club When the Tnngn
cub met ON Saturday evening,
October 10. with Mrs Ellen Brown
573 lglehart Az as hostess fol.
lowing business transactions
members enjoyed n delicious lunch
and u social hour The next meet
tnR will he NJ the HON" ~ Mrs
Lloyd Brown ~ 5B2 Rondo Az on
Saturday October 30
Cameo Social Club; Mrs Carlos
HGffstt. gI3 Rpndo Az. viii be
hostess 10 the Cameo Social club
On Saturday evening. OciTbcr 30
IiospitaiIyrd' Mrs james &
Whitfield. 39i W Central Az. is
patient IN ~ Joseph hospital
and was unable o. attend funeral
services 81 her husband. the late
lanes 9. Whitfield
Attend Funeral 81 Brother
Hrs Arizona Register and Mrs
plchsrd lillian ~ SiewAr'svillo
D. sisters ~ the late James &
Whitfield came 10 ~ Paul 81 At.
END funeral services Mrs Roy.
ter viii return 10 take care III
Hrs Whitfield. who IL hDrpitaIlZ
Il
In Hospital: Mrs Lillian Brown
30 ~ Anthony Az, IL q patient
n Miller hDspitaI
birthday Greetings: Birthday
greetings 70 IlttI" Pamela TUCKER
80 Ryndo Az. who will celebrate
hrr third birthday On Oc'0ber n
VIZ. And Mrs. club: Mrs Gladly
Davis sG7i4 EDndo Az xiii D.
hostess ~ the Mr.. and Mrs ClUt
IN Saturday. November o
To We'd: Carl y Mcdaniel. 47f
" Central has applied for mar
Rage Hr"nsr ~ wed Della Brown
= ITO FTrdo ~
III" I'-adinR p"1pi" In all walks
- Minnesota life are rgulaI
readers 81 this paper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22

On NRTRtioni Mrs Hattie ahol
ton. 2i07 10Th Az T. accompanr
led by hor daughter Mrs Darnell
Anderson ~ 1920 Third Az = left
October 10 fur Los Angeles, Cailf
Ia spend two weeks vacation Wis
ting their daughter and sister
Mrs Jessie Calhoun
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22

Jimmie GrifnB's Sports column
follows closely the careers of the
young athletes In Twin city high
schools. always encouraging the
promising youngsters.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22

Visitors From Iowa Mr. and
Mrs Lawrence Graves ~ bep
Moinsa, la, were week END
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil Newman. 1888 Third Az. s.
The Graves were enroute home
after n motor trip 10 Kansas city
Kansas 81 Louis, Mo, and Chi.
rago. III. The Graves were extend
cd social Courtesies by Mr. and
Mrs Eugene Lewis and Mr. and
Mrs J. NJ Mccarthy Of 81 Paul
and Mr. and Mrs ~ q Newman
and Mrs Sally Gates Of Mime.
npnlis They visited Mr. and Mrs
T. " Walls and Mr. and Mrs
Clcmon Rooney Mr. Walls In n
cousin Of Mr. Graves
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22
Social and Personal
( MINNEAPOLIS 4

Back Home Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Terry 1912 First Av S
back home after spending delightful weeks vacation
visiting friends in Cincinnati and Columbus o. and Chicago
They joined in Chicago by their daughter and
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Brown who also returned from
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22

BOAT PARTY l. q. sCoTT Friends Of County
gathered honor him
hundred attended tho affair
(ccntcr)
Al Hampton another county worker
Another scot, Anr NJ BcrEron shown with his head turned
Hampton
be reelected by
friends friends
probably this scott
victory school.
a he his candidacy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22

SociAI And Literary Society
The Social and Literary Society Of
Pilgrim Baptist church met nj the
home Of Mrs aallle Fletcher, 500
~, Anthony Az, on Tuesday eve.
ming, October 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22


KNOW YOUR CANDIDATE" PROGRAM Pilgrim Baptist church
$40 "Wednesday October a. when all Candidates
invited TO participate In forum issues
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-22

Mad Mission Mr.. John Wright
of Topeka, kanH., who came TO
tho city 10 attend the funeral Of
his cousin, the late Frank simp.
son was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs
a. E. williams, of Ma ~. Anthony
Az, during his stay.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-14
do q WHALE Of q Job!

Efficient effective and really economical
Want Ads nswsy the front page and your key
TO Action and Profit you're buyer seller, O snapper,
you're oeree thot ttIs Want Ad does q whale
Of big lob In getting results. Say "heo" TO good buys
services and needsreod and the Want Ads regularly
The cost Is Iow-75e minimum, SC per wo.d
Ad must be at our office Wednesday noon
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-14

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