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Golf Auxiliary
Gives Silver leo

Members of the Ladies Auxil-
larry to the Twin City Golf AS
sociation gave their silver tea on
Sunday, May 2. at the beautiful
and palatial home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde w. Williams, 1851
Portland Av Despite the incle-
ment weather about 200 friends
called between the hours OF 4 and
p. m.
The beautiful setting was car
ried out with colors OF green
and gold, the club colors. An ecru
hand made lace cloth on the table
underlined with green was center
ed with a floral arrangement of
jonquils in yellow and gold and
geen fern, with yellow lighted
tapers in twin silver candlesticks
on either side. A. silver tea and
coffee service graced each end of
the table.
Club members who alternated
pouring included the Mines. Tim
ma Riess, Lenora Adair, Chris
tine Johnson, Maxine Jones, Ruth
McQuerry, Viola Howard and AL
via Jones. Mrs. Louise True regis
tered the guests.
A musical program arranged
and presented by Mrs. Solomsn
Hughes included piano selections
by the Misses Virginia Brady,
Colleen Moore. Toyse Ann Will
liams and Barbara Green; drama
tic reading by the Misses Joyce
and Antoinette Hughes, vocal
solos by Miss Rayme Estes and
Mr.. Fred Ewing and a vocal duet
by Miss Estes and Mr. Ewing.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Elise Lyle. Vocal selection by Miss
Harriet Hill accompanied by Miss
Rosalind Sims at the piano. also
renditions by ladies quartet from
st. Paul.
Mrs, Solomon Hughes was pro-
gram chairman with Miss Martha
Kay as co-chairman. The Mines.
Alvia Jones and Maxine Jones
were general chairmen for the
tea; hostesses were the Mines.
Nellie Stone. Marion Williams.
Geraldine Sisson, Irma Bowles,
Mary Williams, Mary Ingram,
Mildred Warren and Mrs. u. G..
Coram and Mrs. Helen Wills of
st. Paul.
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versufeiles Entertained
A. rheotre porty

Mrs. Gaines Mcintosh. 100
Humboldt Av. ". was hostess to
the Versailles on Sunday, May
9 at their regular business meet
ing.
After adjournment of the bust
ness meeting. husbands OF MEM
bers and other guests were the
guests Of the hostess at the Gen.
fury Theatre. Those present We're
Messrs. and Mines, Gaines McIn-
tosh, Boyd Wright. James Clardy,
Robert Covington. the Mines. Syi-
via Little, Charlotte Lang, Thel-
ma Mcintosh and the Misses vir-
ginia Merrill and Thelma Old
ham.
At the April meeting with Miss
Thelma Oldham, 3e0S Fifth Az.
5. as hostess. an Easter motif was
carried out in decoations, games
and service. Prizes for games were
won by Mrs. Jean Covington and
Mrs. Jane Mcintosh.
The next meeting will be on
Sunday. June Is. with Mrs, Boyd
Wright. Gil f. 22nd st. as hostess.
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Carol Clark. Beverly Kirk. Earline
Neal. Jean Howell and Constance
Hill.
Also the Mines. Josephine oden.
Betty Il. Dodd. James Lee. c. w.
Benner, A. J Lewis: the Messrs
Sidney Richardson. Walter Will
son, John Lee. William Clinton.
Dennis Kahn. Norman brewing
and S/sgt William l.. Clark
A dinner for the bridal party
was given by Mrs, Harriet Byrd
Gordon on Friday May Tth at her
home, ss7 w. Central Avenue, The
table was beautifully set with a
centerpiecc Of yellow and blue
daisies and pink and purple
sweet peas. Dinner was served
buffet style,
Those present were the bride
and groom, Mrs. Lincoln Polk.
mother OF the groom, Mr.. and Mrs,
Chalmers Polk, Mrs. Annabclle
Rideaux, the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs, w l.. Suthern, the
Brides attendants, the Misses
Sylvia Byrd and Johanna Clark.
the best man, Floyd Polk and the
ushers Ronald Jones and John
Lee, Miss Wilma Browder. fiance
OF Mr.. Jones was also present.
On Sunday, May 0 the couple
left for Lexington. Miss. They will
visit in Detroit. Mich, Philadel.
phia. Pa, and Boston. Mass. Az
ter May rs, they will live In on.
set, Mass, near Otis Air Force
Base where 1t Polk Is stationed.
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Annual Dance
Friday. May n

The annual dance OF the Twin
Cities division OF the International
Brotherhood OF Sleeping Car Port
ers win be held Friday night, May
p at Stem Hail, St Paul Audi.
forum.
Dancing win begin at 3 p. m.
and continue until a m. to the
strains OF the Twin Cities top or
chestra, the Percy Hughes band,
A feature OF the affair viii be
the browning OF Twin City
Queen by the woman's auxiliaries
of the BSCP.
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Local sports coverage by Jim
nile Griffin, former athlete, civic
worker. peace officer and sports
arbiter. Jimmie keeps a keen eye
for local athletes, publicizes their
efforts and encourages them 10
excel in their specialties.
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Clean cut typography, news
stories without sianting. good col
umnists. plenty Of pictures and an
editorial policy with plenty Of in
testinal fortitude Ia a reputation
which this paper enjoys
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Hazel Underwood Is the favorite
OF the kind and gentle folk who
take time out 10 think about
others. Her column, This IN
That" Is just another reason why
more people read this paper than
any other paper of its kind In the
Upper Midwest.
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Quiet as a mouse, quick as
bunny that's the way to hang up
your telephone when you find your
party line in use. Other tips for
good party-line service: space out
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OAK Leaf Club.
Family Guests: Mrs. Isaac Rine.
hart, son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Rinehart and sor
Albert of Beckley, Va, arrived in
the city on Thursday, May s, for q
weeks visit with another son and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rine-
hart of 1541 Cumberland. They
left for their homes on Thursday
May IS.
DYWYK Club Meeting: Mrs
Lula King of 662 Iglehart Av.,
was hostess to the DYWYK club
on Wednesday evening, May IL.
Hostesses: Mrs. Tilhe Daniels
and Mrs. Eta Lewis of 324 E
18th st. were co-hostesses at a
dinner party on Tuesday May IL,
in honor of the out-of-town guests,
Mrs. Isaac Rinehart, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Rinehart and Albert Rine-
hart of Beckley, Va, house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rinehart.
Other guests were the Arthur
Rineharts and three children and
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Blakey and chill
dren.
Woman's Council: The Woman's
Council of Halle Q. Brown House
attended the Radio and TV Coun-
Gil luncheon meeting held at the
University of Minnesota on Mon
day, May 10. Members attending
were the Mines. William White,
w. Guthrie, Roxie Anderson, Nc
Willie Hunt, Florence Mitchell,
Doris Thomas, Helen Wills, Melin-
da Washington, V. eastman, Lu-
ella MCGEE, Erma Sims. Jean
Waters, Josie MCGEE. Alberta
Pleasant and a guest, Mr. Robert
Jones.
Happy Birthday Club: Mrs.
Amy Gardner, 1872 N. st. Adams
was hostess to the Happy Birth
day Club on Tuesday evening. May
IL.
Gold Band Society: When Mrs.
William Sayles, 63s Carroll Av.
entertained the Gold Band Society
on Monday, May II, members en-
joyed a social hour and refresh
ments following the meeting. Next
meeting will be May "a. with Mrs.
Howard Brown, 1918 Fifth Av. s.,
Minneapolis, as hostess.
Back Home: Mrs. ID. f. Beasley.
905 Marion St, who has been re-
siding at the Crispus Attacks
Home, has returned to her own
home She is reported greatly i'm
proved and is feeling fairly well.
It's A Girl at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Inman Johnson. 1853 St.
Anthony Av. Little Denise OAR
lene johnson was born on May l
at st. Lukes hospital and weighed
7 pounds, IL ounces. Mrs. Amanda
Swift of Louisville, KY is the ma
ternal grandmother. Paternal
grandmother Is Mrs. Geneva
Johnson of Anadarko, Okla.
Fraternity Holds oker:
Omega Psi Phi fraternity played
host to a group of non-fraternity
men on Saturday evening May s
in the beautiful rumpus room of
the home of Robert r. Mitchell
S33 Fuller Av. Guests attending
were: Ernest c. Cooper, James
Milsap, Ronald Judy, L. Berry
man, Harry D. Thomas and Yves
ley ]. Lyle. Members present were
James N. Bradford, Albert But
Ter, Samuel Richardson. Robert A.
Jones, Robert s. Lyle, Robert l..
Shoffner, James c Harris, Tyler
]. Howell Jr., Alexander B, Jordan
Earle F. Kyle and Quentin McMil-
Ian.
House Guests: Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Boyd. TIA st. Anthony Av
had as their guests their daughter,
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Who's Who
Who's New
Where's TO 90
Whof's To Do
Ct. Paul

BY MILDRED JORDAN

to keep Theresa his mother busy she also sings with
the Young womens Choral Group at Pilgrim Bap-
fist church, where she is member She also is plan
list for the Young womens Quartet. She plans to
resume the course in beauty culture she had begun
before the days of marriage and motherhood one
day soon.
George ST.. studied business administration for
two years at Hamline University and plans TO get
back to his books If only part-time basis in
the future Theresa who is the daughter OF Mrs
lydia BROWN 500 ST Anthony Az was born In 81
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QUIET Mrs Mamie Grossley wife Of the late william GrossIey
Minneapolis Grosey
the of Mrs Eunice Groey Lewis member
Quinn Chapel AME church, H.
Bledsoe striking appearance
all
delegate church
Paul H. stunning pink shanung
dressmake suit with black
Beauty speakers person
shell pink a tiny
outstanding a gray
bodice rhnestones
skirt She a corsage Of white gardenas
skppy,
him the us Navy postmaster
Wash skippys Gloria, Igehart
Michael, who born September IL 1858.
WE ALL LAUGHED a IN he XII
PTA Meeting Monday Leagues
faced remarks the subject juvenile delinquency
and Marshall with Il father.
tell his wife quite seriously explained
attending
Phelps Ighart Phelps
rs Bethesda weighed pounds
She three brothers Willie
Elaine Maternal grandparents
week congratulations grand
Phelps County
Phelps. Is in this has
found time continue lining
at
guy gal they are rendering
very Meanwhile
around. Cali Cedar os22 for the Spotlight Editor.
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{ quiet J

your phone calls, replace the re-
oeiver carefully, release the line
quickly for emergency calls. Party
line courtesy is catching. North
western Bell Telephone Company.
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Social and Personal
Y ST. PAUL K

New Address: Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Davis formerly of
90 oarro Az are now residing in their newly purchased
OAK Leaf Club: On Monday May To- Mrs Jean Waters
4o W. central Av was hostess the regular meeting of the
Oak Leaf Club 7 " Wv
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sticking 'front.' pocket OF sr
Ss2 Rondo and confirmed suspicion that IT'S BOY for the
Josephs hospital grandparents
Mrs Edward Greenfield of Chicago Mrs Wilson also of Chicago
patensi grandmother
and John Jr who is 10 Both youngsters attend St Peter
Caver
TALENTED WORD for Mrs Harrie Byrd He
talented fingers certainly made sole and beautiful the
to that the
We fairly that she also made the fros
Clark daughter
beautiful attendants
SPEAKING OF NEEDLE SKILL. Connie Cooper Ernies at.
trave wife also really sews away She wearing beautiful
hip peblum
day which really stunning!
WONDERFUL Mrs Wanda Owens s72 Day.
ton and Mrs James Griffin nominated Mother
the Year, We proud to find their the $50 listed
by santpauhtes. Incorporated last week
GREEN THUMB ARTISTS will be interested in the coming an
plant sale Anthony Hill
in Rideys
home, slo st Anthony, on May ~
EQUIPPED is new Rehous,ng at
unique conveniently per-
will OF the redevelopment
staff under the supervision Dorothy Haiti
unwe panic should be made live the
veopmen hasty you regret
advice Of experts at the Rehousing Office
A PLEASANT EARFII to hear from John NJ Culver
ST. that his John Culver Jr who medical techncan with
the United promoted
sergeant who
Hospital Camp Drew reports that It the hospital
truly per migrated
WE WERE GUESTS at the Pragmates sororiys meeting
Friday the
with working girls travelling wardrobe which
borrowed Schuneman fabric
clothes
chased from schunmans and made by Mccall The girls
all modelled these styles learned that other interested
in this exhibit plan
Eva Stewart noting numbers Another with
the And
join hubby n Germany
EASY ON THE EYES is the Fredome DeSoo
Woodrow Iglehar
WE GILMPSED THE TLsENBuT COMPANY's model
at 1921 Fourth Minneapolis Energetic salesman Archie
Gvens tells that
lots 10th St 4h The astonishing
be purchased than for old
homes which Minneapolis
in its embryonic viii have watch
population
new home only $1,000
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Paul hubby
February
anniversary Anthem,
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Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15
RYE BREAD

Use Basic Bread recipe (aboUe).
In preparation, substitute
z [4] cups unsifted rye flour
for z Al cups sifted Occident
All-purpose Flour.
In Step 1 =. Substitute brown
sugar for white sugar.
In Step 2 Substitute VI
f12] cup molasses in place of
sugar; Add ] ri additional
teaspoon salt.
In Step g.. Let loaves rise an
additional $40 minutes.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15
OATMEAL BREAD

Use Basic Bread recipe (u6oUe).
In preparation sift and
measure y IA cups Occident
All-purpose Flour.
In Step / Substitute
brown sugar for white sugar.
In Step 2 Substitute "a
III cup molasses in place of
sugar. Add I ri additional
teaspoon salt, I ri egg, UNI
beaten, and 7 ri cup rolled
oats with remaining flour.
In Step 8. Let loaves rise an
additional 5-10 minutes.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15

For loaves divide dough in half
for easier rolling With rolling pin,
roll dough to 19' thick. Fold over
double. Roll again and fold re-
peat A times. Divide with knife
and form into balls equaling num-
Der of loaves. Cover and let stand
5 minutes.
SHAPE and LET RISE
Shape loaves (see below and place
seam side down in creased bread
pans {9I2 x 81 x 234). Grease
tops lightly. Cover and let rise in
warm place 900 For 40-45.
min, or until double in size.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15
RAlSIN-BRAN BREAD

Use Basic Bread recipe (above).
In Step l :. Substitute brown
sugar for white sugar.
In Step Q /. :. Add ! ri addi-
tional teaspoon salt, and ! III
egg, unbeaten. Substitute "
Ia cup molasses in place of
sugar. Add z [4] cups cereal
bran fakes, and I RI cup
raisins with remaining flour.
In Step 8. Let loaves rise an
additional $40 minutes.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15
WHOLE WHEAT BREAD

Use Basic Bread recipe (aboUe).
In preparation, substitute
, ISL cups unsifted whole
wheat -four for ; [6] cups
sifted Occident All-purpose
Flour.
In Step 8 Let loaves rise
an additional $40 minutes.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15
s5552 .Yg9i.Iz i sII.g.S5E3 E33.g

For 2.loof recipe use bold figures. os. 4
FOR 4-loof recipe. use light figures. os: / j
Dissolve z 1871 pkgs. active dry
yeast in large warm mix
ing bowl with
III cup warm water
110o F. Let stand 5 min.
Add z E4l tablespoons sugar
Il2l teaspoon salt
" III cup of the sifted
Occident Flour
Mix with rotary beater until
smooth. Cover and let stand in
warm place 900 For 1915
min. mixture will bubble up and
become foamy.)
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15

INGREDIENTS SHOWN BOLD TYPE ARE FOR 2OAF RECIPE; AMOUNTS
lOAF RECIPE ARE SHOWN INSIDE BRACKETS J.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15
S1i5aa 4Ik.yf7:I5 DOUGH
Add ~ f212I cups lukewarm
water90o F*

Add 8. ~ f212I cups lukewarm
water 90o F.
Mt12l cup dry milk +
2 [4l tablespoons sugar
4 f4l teaspoons salt
z I4l cups Occident Flour
z I4J tablespoons lard Tor
other shortening room
temperature.
Beat 2 min. with rotary beater.
electric mixer may be used at
med. speed for this one step only.1
Work in. remaining flour, about q
Isl cups, gradually with spoon,
then by hand, until dough is mod
erately stiff. Turn out onto Toured
board, shape into round ball. Cow
err let stand 5 minutes. 49,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15

Try these delicious Specially Breads with 0CCDENT miracle MEH0D
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15
RAIsEN BREAD

Use Basic Bread recipe (aboue).
In Step 2 Add I[2l cups
raisins with remaining flour.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15
SPECIAL TIPS FOR oeeIDENr vMiRAelE METHOD

IMPORTANT: Keep both Miracle
Riser and dough warm at all times.
During cold weather LET Miracle
Riser and dough rise on top of
warm oven or over radiator; or
place in unheated oven with pan
of hot water.)
A folded towel makes the best
"cover" for Miracle Riser and
dough during resting and rising
periods.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15
HOW 70 SHAPE LoAVEs

ROLL OUT
Roll ca CHI ball of
dough into a rec
tangle, approximate
~ z" wide, IL" long,
J. thick.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15

Bake at 375o F. for 35-4o min. or
until loaves sound hollow when
tapped Remove 1oaves from pans
Immediately and place on racks.
Cover and keep from drafts. For
shiny crust, brush with softened
shortening.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15

SEAL ENDS
Pinch ends of loaf to
seal. Place in bread
pan, seam side down.
Cover and let rise in
warm place.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15

IN PREPARATIONS You will need approximately ga I13for Ove
Oeedent A-purpose Flour tSoVe popen
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15

10 Freeze MIRACLE METHOD Breads.
Let loayes cool thoroughly, wrap
and seal in polyethylene freezer
bags, place in freezer. Wrap breads,
which you plan to heat before serv-
ing, in ceilophane or freezer foil.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15

Warm" water (110o F. will feel
definitely warm to your hand;
"Lukewarnl" water (900 F. will
feel just barely warm.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15

ROLL TOWARD you
Place " width in
front of you. Roll far
end toward you, jelly
roll fashion. Press to
seal on each turn as
you roll.
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL :

New Playmate; It's u sister and playmate for little
Tomme Joyce Of Mr. aud Mrs James Joyce Of 4S9 NJ
Dale ST. Nancy born March 90 In St Joseph hos
pa Maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs George Love
ridge OF st. Paul PAtena grandparents Mr. and Mrs John
T.. - 60 pnVl
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1T, PAUL RIRTIIDAYN

Apr, iO-Mra. William White.
773 Rondo Az; Mr.. J. r. Rosen-
bloom. 2tsh Rondo Az
Apr. il-NormRn E. Davis. $50
Iglehart Az: Norman Jones, TOT
w. Central Az; Jonathan q, Gull
mant. b2t Carroll Az; Barbara
Lee Greene, 7O2 Carroll Az; stan
ley Harris. iO4b Carroll Az: Mrs.
Rose Harris, 8ss Carroll Az; Mrs.
NJ. Spikes. TAT Rondo Az; James
Arthur Wallace, 900 Carroll Az
April l2-Dr. Lillian Lewis, 67b
IRlehart Az: Mr.. Frank jackson.
asa N. 81. Adams Az; Mrs. Dave
Young. 1877 Carroll Az: Mrs Har.
riet Moore. 1918 Carroll Az.
Apr. I3-Mra Effis LarkinH, B7b
81. Anthony Az; Mrs, Idelio Pat
ton, e64 81. Anthony Az: Alice
Brown. $40 Iglehart Az: Mrs,
Marjorie Hopkins. s3b Carroll Az.
Apr. I4-MrS. Louis Moore. B82
w. Central Az; Mrs, Edgar VIII
liam Owens, 235 Rondo Az.
Apr. l6-sarah Elizabeth Hiii,
s3s Carroll Az; Julius McNeal,
s4s 81. Anthony Az: Mrs. Sam
Mitchell. $40 N. NJ AlbanH.
Apr, i8-MrR. Ardeiia Allen.
asa w. Central Az: Sarah Hardy,
s7s Charles St: Joan Ross, 0S7
st. Anthony Az; M"ttie A, Bon
ner. 323 Kent St; Lawrence Stew.
art, $40 w. Central Az: Mr..
George Milton. 763 Carroll Az,
Out of Town Birthday
Apr l3-L4IlIan white. ioS
Angeles. Calf. Donald Russell,
Los Angeles. Calf
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have welcome a new little girl
into the family circle. The baby
was born March ~ in Fairvew
hospital and has been named DAN
ielle w. Welcoming their new little
playmate at home were Cheryl
Marie, four. and Lynn Rita, three
years old. Mrs. Madelyn westrom
is the maternal grandmother and
Mrs. Bessie Davis the paternal
Indiana Visitors: Mr. and Mrs.
DuWayne Barnett Of Rokomo,
Ind. spent the past week end in
the city as the guests Of Mrs. Ger
trude Smith Of 404S Fourth Az.
grandmother, both OF Minneapolis.
s. The Barnetts are the parents Of
Miss Mia Scott who has been at
tending the Northwest Institute
of Medical Technology in the city
and she accompanied them home
on Tuesday April 9.
Home On FurIOugh; wAF l/c
Emma L. Smith returned TO the
city by plane on Tuesday. March
80 for q thirty day furlough after
spending ten months in Hawaii.
On completion Of her firlough.
WAF Smith will spend another
year with the Air Force before
being discharged from service.
While in the city she Is the guest
Of her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Watson. 3765 Fifth
Az. s. and aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs, F. Braxton Of Ss1B Port
land Av
EEBP Club Meets: Mrs. LeRoss
Copeland. 1900 Portland Az. win
be hostess TO the EEBP Club on
Saturday evening. April 8.
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was the weekend guest Of Mrs.
Carrie Neal, S04s Fifth Av. 8.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Ampey and Miss Flurina
Mobiley were the dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Hadley, $500
Fourth Av. s. on Sunday. March
%.
Out OF Hospital: Mrs. Esther
Carroll who has been a patient at
Parkview hospital for the past
year IL now out of the hospital and
Ia residing at the home Of Mrs.
Bertha Bowers, sS Royalston Az.
N. She viii be glad to have her
friends call TO see her at any time.
Kansas CITY Visitor: Mrs. EN-
ma Harrison Of Kansas City. Mo,
spent a few days in the city and
was the house guest OF her niece
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Poole Sr., and son. Floyd Jr. Mrs.
Harrison came to attend the con-
cert in which her nephew, Floyd
Jr., was one Of the featured art
lists.
New Daughter; Nh. and Mrs.
Daniel W. Davis, 1895 Clinton Av.
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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

NFAeaAN AAaaN
Apr. 10--MTH. Ida Taylor. IO46
Bryant Az. N: Mrs, Helen Lane,
T22 Fremont Az. ~
Apr Shirley jackson, 2IOb
Fifth Az g.
Apr ~ Mrs Lucille Cooke.
3sI7 Chicago Az: Harry Davis,
II07 Emerson Az NJ: Mrs. Tssais
Morrow. 1891 Chicago Az; Mrs
Dolores Whitaker. 63s Oirard
Az N.
April II Gertrude Armstrong.
STAT James Az. NJ; Douglas Rice.
1907 Fremont Az N; Reginald
Gibson. 1901 Clinton Az: Mrs.
Raymond Phillips, iii Fourth
Az. ~
Apr. - Don LaFaucstts. b34
Girard Az N: William A. Worm.
ley. 1910 Fourth Az. g.; Mrs.
Marie Allen. 2O25 Riverside Az:
John Hartford, TfO Clinton Nv.
Apr. 10 Ben Daniels. 1000 Col
umbus Az; y. W, Smith. IOs Fly.
land Az. Mrs Joeila Calhoun
$40 Smelling Az. Calvin q. Nor.
ris t03s THIRD Az. =. Barbara
Anne Walls. 2716 Clinton Az.
Out. u. Town Birthday
Apr. I2--HArrist Moore. Wash.
ington, d. O.
Apr. i5-MTs. E. Barksdals,
WayxatA MINI: Mrs Tony De
AnEarola Unlda BImms). New
York city. ElsanOra Landrum
Owen. Wis, Cleveland BmAIIwood
Milwaukee, wis.
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LOUISVILLE OPENS
JOBS TO NEGROES

Louisville. Kys--Ths City Of
Louisville win open all city jobs,
including both civil service and
appOintive positions. 20 Negroes
according 20 Q cscsnt announce
nsnt by Mayor Broaddus.
In putting the new policy into
effect. the Mayor told civil service
officials 20 stop using the dsslgna-
ton Negro and white" In ads
for civil service Jobs In local
agencies and departments
Mayor Broaddus RIso stated
that he would advise directors Of
n0n-ciViI service departments 20
hire applicants without regard 20
race.
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES

Apr, lO--Mr, and Mrs. NJ. X.
Mcknight, $50 Fuller Az. II
years,
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OAk Leaf Art Club McetiRGi
The Oak Leaf Art club win meet
Monday. April u at the home Of
Mrs, Helen willis. SSS N, orotto
81. Entertainment at the meeting
viii be an Easter Egg hunt,