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ding was enormously reported in
two nationally circulated publica-
tons a few weeks ago, finally be-
came a groom Saturday night
when he married Eleanor Findley,
Of Cleveland, the former Eleanor
Lawrence, a Minnesota girl.
The wedding, a quiet affair with
only few friends OF the bride pre-
sent took place at her home. The
surprise best man was Cecil New
man, editor OF the Spokesman and
Recorder papers Of the Twin
Cities who stopped in Cleveland.
enroute home from the National
Urban League meeting in Pitts
burgh. The bride was attended by
Mrs. Lydia Martin, a close friend.
Members of the Twin City Ur-
ban League delegation to the
conference in Pittsburgh attended
the wedding. The groom was for
mer Urban League secretary in
Minneapolis and St. Paul.
The couple were married by the
Rev. James Robinson. witnessing
the ceremony was Joan Washing
ton. daughter OF the groom and
Eloise Robertson, daughter of the
bride.
The bride is the daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Osa Lawrence.
Minnesota pioneers who now live
in Detroit. Mr.. Lawrence was a
funeral director in Minneapolis
prior to 1920 and was one of the
first Negroes ordained in the
Lutheran church.
The newlywed Mrs. Washington
is a graduate of the University of
Minnesota, as is the groom. She
taught at Tennessee State and in
the high schools in New Jersey
Recently she resigned as director
of the Nursery school at Karamu
settlement house in Cleveland.
Minnesotans attending the cere-
mony were Shelton Granger. Fay
Harrison and Richard X. Fox.
Joan Washington. who was
born in Minnesota is recent
graduate Of Tuskegee high school
and planned TO enter Ohio Uni
versity at Athens. Ohio a few
days following the wedding
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Conference Tsu And
Musical A Success

The tea and musicale sponsored
by the women's organizations Of
the NV. Annual AME conference
on Saturday. Sept IL, at 81,
James AME church, ST. Paul. was
big success.
A fine musical program. ar
ranged by Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor
OF wayman church. Minneapolis,
was thoroughly enjoyed, The
church was beautifully decorated.
Mrs. Taylor. serving as mis-
tress OF ceremonies introduced the
program participants who includ-
ed Mines. Dorothy Sims, Jessie
Clay. Mabel Henderson. Sylvia
Little and Mr., julius Caesar.
Mrs. Taylor was gowned in a
transparent blue velvet dress
which caused some obs and abs,
The affair had a large attend.
ance OF conference visitors and
local people.
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house guests last week Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Bennett OF San Francisco,
Calf. Mr.. Bennett Is the uncle Of
his guest, Mr.. A. Bennett. While
they were in ST. Paul, they were
entertained at several dinner par
ties and were taken on a tour of
the Twin Cities. The BENEFITS
were also the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John C. Few. 64s Iglehart
Av., at a cocktail party.
Entertains for Washington
Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. c. Cook Of
Prescott, Wis, entertained at din
ner on Wednesday, September Is
in honor Of their sister and broth
er-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Rus
sell ST.. Of Washington, D. c.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Thighman and sons, Alfred and
Martin; Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Bail
ey and daughter. Shirley; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Ballard Sr., daugh-
tiers Gaynell and Barbara and son
Edward. all OF St. Paul: and Miss
Rozella Russell. daughter OF the
Russells.
New Address: Mr.. and Mrs,
Leonard H. Carter. formerly Of
45s Carroll Av.. have moved into
their new home at zoos Carroll
Av.
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chieosoons Entertained
With Cocktail Purty

Mrs. William Brantley, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Carr and Mrs. Nannett
Green of Chicago were the Labor
Day week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Brooks Jr.. of ITO St.
Anthony Av
In complement to their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hector Vassar of 923 st. An
thony Av., as co-hosts, entertain
ed with a cocktail party on Sun
day evening in heir new recrea-
ton room.
An enjoyable evening was spent
socializing, reminescing and en-
joying the refreshing cocktails
more delightful because it brought
together a group OF frineds of both
the honorees and the hosts.
Other out-of-town visitors en-
joying their hospitality included
Mr.. and Mrs. Elson Hutchinson Of
Chicago. guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlos Moffatt; Mr.. and Mrs.
John King. Kansas City; Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Virgins, house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Will
son.
Mrs. Brantley and Mrs. Carr are
sisters of Mr.. Vassar and aunts of
Mrs. Brooks.
Other courtesies were extended
the visitors by Mr.. and Mrs. Emile
Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell,
Mr.. Chester Oden, Mrs. Irene
Jackman and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Rogers.
The party left for their home on
Wednesday. September 8.
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Giont Spectacle
Al s.. Poul Aud. On
Tuesdoy, Oct. rs

The Hippodrome OF 1855" a
giant arena-type spectacle, pat
termed after the great shows that
were once featured In the old Hip
podrome Theatre In New York.
win be sponsored by Bnal Birth
Charities in It's FIRST night stand
at the st. Paul Auditorium arena,
Tuesday evening. October 20. 1854.
The show, which Is actually
three shows In one, featuring the
Skating vanities. the information
ally famous Dancing Waters as a
colorful backdrop, and a seven
act variety show. Is the second OF
a series OF major road shows TO
come to st. Paul this season, The
"Hippodrome OF 1885 show APP
pcared recently In the Radio City
Music Hall In New York and Bos-
ton Garden in Boston, Mass.
Proceeds from the shows first
night will be used in both local
and national B'nai Birth philan-
thropies. Among these are the
non sectarian National hospital In
Denver, Colorado for tuberculosis
patients, and nations only non
sectarion arthritic hospital at Hot
Springs. Arkansas. B'nai Birth
is the oldest and largest Jewish
service organization In the world.
Rueben Unowsky, president OF
the st. Paul B'nai Birth commit
tee. which Is sponsoring the show,
stated that mot only are we in
terested In getting support for
phiianthropics, but we are inter
ested. along with our ST. Paul city
officials. In building st. Paul into
major road show and theatre
town"
This Is real opportunity for
the people OF st. Paul TO see one
OF the outstanding shows OF the
year. and to support the efforts OF
many civic groups to build st.
Paul as city to which major en-
tcrtainment from all over the
world will be attracted" said
Unowsky.
Tickets for the show are now on
sale on 4 reserved basis only and
can be obtained by contracting the
B'nai Birth Charities ticket of.
flee In the Hotel Lowry lobby
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as OelcBdlcS u lIlS r E-f SOullClI
dinner to be held at p. m. on
Friday, September II. Present
were Donald Lewis, Charles Brad
ley, Frederick Weston, James
Oliver, Paul Thomson and Bob
Taylor.
Former st. Paulites Visit: Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Russell, ST., and
daughter, Rozella, formerly of st.
Paul, who now live in Washing
ton, d. c. are the house guests of
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Thighman Sr.,
455 Carroll Av.
Las Perdidas Club: Miss Eula
Camp, 523 Carroll, was hostess to
the Las Perdidas Club, Friday,
September 10th. The purpose of
the meeting was to elect commit
tee chairwomen. Social chairman,
Mrs. Thelma Stone; Civic chair
man, Mrs. Darlene Carew, and
publicity membership chairman,
Miss Eula Camp. The club MEM
bers later adjourned to the home
Of Mrs. Lonvella Sutherlin, Sol
st. Anthony, for a surprise bridal
shower in honor of Miss Eula
Camp. There will be a surprise
social meeting. September Path.
planned by Mines. Thelma Stone
Mrs. Emily Russell and jeanne
Bradley.
Dinner Guests: Mrs. Earline
Galloway. 757 st. Anthony, was
hostess at a dinnerp arty, in hon
or Of Mr.. Kenneth Walker of
Jamaica. Guests present were DR.
and Mrs. James Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Taylor, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Stokes. After din
ner. the guests enjoyed playing
cards.
Has Guests: Walter Bennett.
s72 St Anthony Av., had as his
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ST. Poulites Entertain
For Visitors From
SUNNY California

On Friday evening. September
10. Local 5l6 Ciubrooms was the
scene Of a beautiful cocktail party
given In honor OF Mr.. Scottie
Smith OF San Francisco. his
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Polk OF Los Angeles,
Calf Mr.. Smith is the brother
and Mrs. Polk the niece OF Mr..
Leon Smith OF se2 Carroll Ay.
Hosts for the party were Mr..
and Mrs, Leon Smith. Mr.. Chester
oden and Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
Schuck.
The beautifully appointed serv-
ing table, spread with a white en-
broidcred linen cloth was conferred
with a crystal bowl OF assorted
relishes, Platters OF tasty hors
d'ouvres. fried chicken. barbecued
ribs and refreshing cocktails ad-
ded Eest to the party,
Guests slipped. chatted and en-
joyed dancing In an atmosphere of
relaxed friendship and as Ii usual
when old friends meet to welcome
visitors the fete was gala one
Enjoying the delightful affair
were the Messrs and Mines Mar
ion Brown. Stanley Harris. Walter
Wilson. Carlos Moffatt. Fred
Schuck. Jim williams. Percy
Greene. Coopie Anderson. Manly
J. Rhodes sr.. Manly Rhodes Jr,,
James Griffin. Lefty Davis; the
Mines Irene Jackman, Burton
schuck, Dorothy johnson OF Chi
cago. Margaret Sullivan. Gertrude
Greene, Patty Dodd, Carrie Greene
the Messrs, Henry Petticord,
Ralph Gardner. Hugh Schuck.
Frank Curtis and Edward ID.
White.
Others included in he guest
list, who were unable 10 attend
were the Messrs. and Mines. Hec-
tor r. vassar. Earl Smith. Emile
Hin, Chester odcn Jr., DR.. and
Mrs. Earl Weber, Mr., and Mrs.
Charlie Graham: the Mines. Betty
Morris. Esther Pealte, Ida Combs,
Grace Gardner, Madeline Williams
Stanley Harris. Elizabeth Schuck
and Miss Donna Greene.
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THIRTY GUESTS ENJOY
HOSPITALITY or MINES.
FEW AND DRlZZlE


The attractive home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Few OF 643 fglehart
Av. was the setting Sunday.
September ~ for gala cocktail
party given by the Fews and Mr.,
and Mrs. o. c, Drixzle OF SOS
Rondo Av,
Guests OF honor were Mrs. j.
Suilwell Bailey OF Los Angeles.
Calf. and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Cuyler OF Detroit. Mich, house
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Few. The
affair had a double meaning for
Mrs. Bailey as II doubled as a
birthday party as well.
The many beautiful flowers us
ed as decoration throughout the
house were from the garden OF
Mrs. Few A floral arrangement
OF large double dahlias, giadioia
and NUNS conferred the serving
table. laid with an Italian cut
work linen cloth with silver can
dclabra. holding white tapers
thanked on either side. A crystal
punch bowl OF cool refreshing
punch was at one end and trays
Of assorted tea sandwiches and
spreads presented picture both
eye appealing and delectable.
Guests enjoyed chatting and
partaling OF the tasty sandwiches
and cocktails. indoors and on the
beautiful patio and sunken gar
den on the outside.
Between the hours of 3 and 7
p. m, more than thirty guests
came In to renew old friendships
and to meet and welcome the new.
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ATTUCKS POST AUX.
MET MONDAY NIGHT

The Auxiliary Of Attacks
Brooks Post. sos, American Leg
ion held its first fall meeting on
Monday, September Is at the
home of Mrs. Eugene H Lewis.
IA Iglehart Av. Mrs. James
Thomas, the newly elected presi-
dent was in charge of the meet
ling.
Six officers Of the Fourth dis
tnct were present at the meet
ing.
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Former Resident Visits
81. Paul ReIufives

Mrs. Julian johnson OF Chicago,
arrived In the city on Thursday,
September 2, for a two weeks Wis
II with her family and friends,
Mrs. John Wilson and son accom-
panied her and the party was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, J. ID, Jones
of 654 w Central Az, sister and
brother-in-law of Mrs. Johnson.
Many courtesies were extended
the, visitors by family and friends.
including family picnic on Labor
Day Mt Phalen Park; they were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Manley
Rhodes Jr., Mt n creole shrimp sup
per dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hanna and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Bailey OF Minneapolis, sis
ter Of Mrs. Johnson: guests at an
informal get-together Mt the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Gardner
and guests at cards and lunch at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Gardner brothers Of Mrs. johnson.
Mrs. Wilson and son returned
to their home on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 7.
Mr.. johnson arrived on Satur-
day, September IL to Join his wife
and accompany her home. On Sat
urday evening, Mrs. ELI Hickman
entertained in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson.
The group left by car for their
homes on Tuesday. September II.
after spending a delightful vaca-
ton with family and friends.
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1TTUcKs BROOKS posi-
FIRST IN DISTRICT
10 MAKE GOAL

Attucks Brooks Post COG,
American Legion was the first in
the Fourth District TO go over the
top in their membership drive, II
was announced last week by Eu-
gene H. Lewis, adjutant.
The Posts first official meet
ing will be held on Friday evening.
September II at the home OF
Commander Marion Brown, 500
Rondo Av.
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TEA MONDAY
EVENING AT sP. NJ

The Most Worshipful Grand
Lodge ON Minnesota and it's Juris-
diction viii entertain its friends
at Tea on Monday. Sept. 20, at
st. Peters church TO celebrate its
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G. w. Washington Is
Wed To Former MINI.
Woman In Cleveland

Cleveland. Ohio.--C. w. Wash
ington, executive secretary Of the
Dayton, Ohio Urban League and
former Twin Cauan, whose we'd
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ITS SCHOOL TINE AGAIN -.
1T WAS A GENUINE SURPRISE for Mi

Barbara Ballard when she found herself In the
midst of a group Of her friends last Friday
evening September 10th, 1t was Bsrbaras 18th
birthday and her little friend, Martina Sparks 62e
st, Anthony Av., had rounded up the gang for a
wonderful party
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-17

New Address: Mr.. and Mrs. Al
exander w Jordan. formerly OF
SAT w. Central Az. are now re-
siding at their new home, 86i
Marshall Av.
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Subscribe TO this paper for
your loved ones In the Armed
Services. Call Midway $40. Wen
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Social and Personal
y ST. PAUL :

Has Guests Mrs Eva Taylor S2l gehart v had as house
guests last week, Mr. and Mrs William Mcdonald Seattle
Wash.
Limited Ten Club Meets: The first fall meeting of the
Limited Ten Club held Sunday 80 D. m at the
Sterling Club Charles Bradley and Donald Lewis were chosen
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ALL CITIZENS OPPOSING the use q


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paper Midway chevrolet he
very and he happy
terms with you If you will call him at NE 1861.
EGYPTIAN" Pittsburgh Courier columns Evelyn
Cunningham writes in column Women"
this mOvegoer picture
barring She calls ridiculous
spectacle"
MARKED DATE September II and the time
p being given
Mrs Alma Baber supervisor of womens Missionary Society
Episcopal Mrs J.
Florence H. Daniels is handling the publicity.
SOMETHING TO BUZZ ABOUT. the new floor designed
and installed ga Ighart
room Inc Lewis recently entertained honor OF MT Lewis brother
Arthur Lewis Francisco Calf He left
August 20 Many 0ourees were extended to him during hts visit
by friends.
TAKE 1T FROM US your typewriter o. repair
serious trouble just change Of ribbons John
1871 is the person to call We knowl
THE BIG ONES DIDN'T GET AWAY from the Earl wesers s.s
Victoria when they at Evergreen Resort cro
by, MINI had
a string of en- and a good variety too.
WE GUARANTEE FANCY SET OF DIRECTIONS for reach
Lightfoo to he
spot cappes porseys
Jorans half almost looking
lake 1t male female
for the biggest catch but the ladies took the
variety should include the dog fish the turtle
water snake which invaded the male" boat went like
boat in gait and scared bit
belevel
SiiUTTERBUGS and we have around win
doubt be interested in the 1854
fifty
and importers of cameras and other photo will exhibit
the show presenting products special
emphasis techniques making
for the
ALL CITIZENS OPPOSING the use of the building at Dale and
Rondo for the rehabilitation alcoholic
Hazelton Foundation should
September II at 10 m when the matter will be brought m in ct
Council End floor building protest
expressed by number Of civic
issue
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ducts Party plans
be arranged
who would like supplement the family
HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS to Mr.. W
Thomas wedding annver-
sary Monday, September
WE LOOK FORWARD ANXIOTSIY to Era Bell
Thompsons latest Entitled africa
Land Of Ny Fathers published Doubleday Company
is dedicated Thompson Thomp-
editor Ebony
from Mornngside College spent years
University book American Daughter
written Nebery Library Fellowship Thompson
to work for our BOSNIAN when he edited the Twin City
PILGRIMITE MOSES KNOTT really the pulpit on
last Sunday morning Moses left this week
Va. Union University,
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SOCIAL SECURITY CovERAGE. ac

SOCIAL SECURITY COyERAGE according Ed Tive
has been increased
acts passed by Congress the
Social Security change provisions bill
introduced last
the amount that
loss of benefits The which such limitation
moved entirely also changed from rs to ~
ITS SCHOOL TIME AGAIN WATCH OUT
DIES Call or write your Spotlight Editor you
1922 r Midway
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sixtieth Anniversary at 8 p. m.
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HEARTY CONGRATULA'

Thomas, 994 Rondo Av. who celebrated their
sary on Monday, September 10!
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BY MILDRED JORDAN

you THINKING BUYING a car or used keep
listing firms who good
who win be happy good p
appreciate mentioning that
Bob Anderson Midway Chevrolet tells
excellent buys this week and he win be happy tok
terms with you you will call him at NE 1861.
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FITS AN EXCITING AND pRorITABLE

JOB YOU are searching for, call Marty Ann Stahl
VA. 4l4O and hear about the wonderful line OF
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WE GUARANTEE A FANCY SET OF DIRECTIONS for reac
SIIUTTERRUGS

doubt be interested in the 1854 show
Hotel October 90 30 and 81 More than fifty
and importers of and other photo equipment
the show, presenting the newest products field
emphasis technques picture making still an
for the amateur.
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WE LOOK FORWARD ANxIoUsLY

last Sunday morning. Moses left this
Va. Union University, Richmond, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-01

on D to Sixth street. north on Sixth
street to x street, west on & street to
RAILROAD track. south on railroad track
to Massachusetts, avenue.
LOvEyOY-MAURY
18th D d and 18th d D streets. NE.
Starting at 10th and r street. NE;
srss ss g csp street street e s e
tenth street. ssventeenth street TO 6
north on thirteenth street 70 , Street.
west to Tenth street. NE.
LUDhow.
9th d @ streets, NE.
Starting ct Seventh and q. streets.
south on Sixth street. east side. to D
e sre Seventh GI' Street. west side north o
Seventh street. west side. TO q street..
MADISON.
10th d q streets NE.
starting ut Florida avenue and Sew
enth street. seventh street to z street.
street to Eleventh street, Eleventh
street to Florida avenue. Florida ave-
nue. to Seventh street.
MAURY.
3 street between 18th and 18th sts. NE.
(see boundaries for Lovejoy.)
MERRITT.
BOth and Hayes streets NE.
tsee boundaries for Burryille.)
MONROE.
Columbis read. near Gesreia avenue NV.
Start ives. side q az. Gsorsa aysns aa
to Harvard street Harvard street 70
rsssntn atIe..
street, 18th street to Euclid street. Euclid
street TO Georgia avenue. GEORGIA avenue
Mcmillan Reservoir 20 Columbia road.
Columbia road to Georgia avenue, Georgia
avenue to Twins street.
MONTGOMERY.
r street between Fifth street
and New Jersey avenue NV.
tsee Boundaries for Morse,
MORGAN.
v street between Champlain
and Eighteenth streets NV
starting sat Eighteenth street and
road and Seysntsentn street Sevens strsst
to sixteenth street. Sixteenth street 90
Florida avenue. Florida avenue % tiitn,
tenth street rtfthteeR.h street F,sh.s e
street TO Kalofama road.
MORSE. .
4 street Between Fifth street and
New Jersey avenue NV.
Starting ct Florida avenue and Sixth
street NV, west side OF sixth street
to 8 street. west on street 70 seventh
street, south on Seventh street to ]
street, east on Eye street 70 Second street.
south on Second street 70 Constitution
avenue. east on Constitution avenue 70
First street NE, along First street NE.
to railroad tracks, along railroad tracks
10 Florida avenue NE, west on Florida
avenue NE. 10 sixth and Florida avenue
- MOTT.
FeuEth ana W streets NV.
oeorets avenue east on Gresham place
fnot including Gresham placed 10 Fifth
street, south on Fifth street nlonz the
McMiilnn Reservoir 70 Coliege and
FCurth street, east On COLLEGE 70 p. q.
property. south along 2 g. property e
BRYANT street, east on BRYANT street 70
Second street, but not Including IL. south
on second street % Flcrtda avenue. north