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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24
WOMANS WORLD
Use Speed Recipes
To Make Gifts
From Your Kitchen

DERHAPS you've decided not TO
give those lovely cookies and
other sweet tidbits that come from
your kitchen because their prepa-
ration is so time consuming. Think
again after you've looked at these
speedy recipes and you'll surely
change your mind
Holiday Balls
tMakes about 50)
cups fine vanilla wafer
crumbs
! cup sifted confectioners
sugar
cup chopped wainutS
cup siftcd cocoa
tablespoons dark corn syrup
4 cup chopped candied fruit
Dash OF salt
! teaspoon vanilla
4 tablespoons cold water
Combine all ingredients and mix
thoroughly. Roll into balls, using
about ? teaspoons Of the mixture
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24
Candies, Greenery
Will Decorate Home

II 5 easy 10 nave your nome say
Merry christmas Sfac'o"Sy
You start WIN candieS ana green
cry ana a &c" Chfls'nlaS orna
menfS and smldgeon OF magma
'ioi, dilu SOU u u'''e
II YOU re entertaining hal'c
style mere a Simple out c'i'e-
tive ldea Tor We 'aolc. ~ '"'
or four candies OF me req squat
type a 'he ehdS q 'ne ape. RAYS
TWO long ana TWO snort e7ho'o9'
II you want 70 u.s. ioor. using o''
Oh '"cIi le''E'n - ''''H
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24

pran gives up city life and buys
a dlapidated piece Of property
hoping to make it into chicken
farm Family
Southwest Passage" - A no.
torious outlaw and bank robber
redeems himself and RECEIVERS his
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24
TACKS THW ART PURSUIT

Elyria, Ohio-A hoodlum, arm
ed with an automatic pistol and
a pocketful Of tacks, held up a
local company office here and
escaped with S577 The gunman
ordered the office manager and
three women clerks to take off
their shoes and after piling the
shoes in a hallway. threw hands
full Of tacks on the floor to thwart
pursuit
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24

been successfully ,ested by the
Chrysler Corporation. The truck
weighs third less than the con-
ventional Army truck of the same
capacity and has an aluminium
body and aluminium wheels and
axles.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24

rival OF another daughter. born
Dec. Is at Southside Hospital.
She has been named Mary Louise.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Borum. of
Blackstone, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Witt Borum, Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24

sweetheart's love and respect
when he returns his stolen loot
Adults and Young People.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24
Movie Guide

Farmville Wonan's Club
Week of December 90
State Theatre
Black Widow Murder results
when a successful producer al
lows a wide-eyed young writer to
use his apartment as her day
time workshop during his wife S
absence. A superior thriller IN
Cinemascope with Deluxe Color
starring Ginger Rogers. Van Hef-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24
LIGHTER ARMY TRICK

A new twG-and-one- half-ton
truck for airborne Army use has
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-06
You We're There:
What Was Going On
20 Years Ago Taken From
Files OfPaper's Early Issues

respect OF the colored people and
the encouragement OF their white
fellow citizens
As the old saying goes "A lot
OF water has gone under the
bridge" since that time early In
August 1884 when this paper was
launched with the grand capital
OF $65, a desk. two tables. three
chairs and a rented typewriter.
with the writer as the only staff
member who could be said TO be n
paid worker. We got what was
left which was practically nothing
during the first few months.
The voluntary staff consisted Of
William NJ. Smith, associate edi-
tor. Robert Jones. Estyr Bradley
and Arthur Allen In St Paul Nell
Dodson Russell, now Marianne
PEBBLES wrote social items and
DR.. w. ID. Brown contributed
health column. plus Oscar New
man who delivered papers door TO
door None OF these folks got any
pay OF any consequence except the
ad solicitors who were paid a com
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- MINNEAPOLIS SPOKESMAN -: I
o-o,.~.,. c rcocr "a, ,rn a.. am
VIZ nA,k FAITH Ann CONFLUENCE N
MINNEAPOLIS AMI 81 PAW

rsns ara tss again dutas rsf Ven years Of laAsF %
heal kesre WEEKLY ieafaas ~ have been eld the, h'
devoted 10 ths particular instes,s ~ The NaaFe
Aust ton yaars convinced thai there NJ uvth
:, INal AID Minneapolis ssa ss whpsAe1tei sanlsu u
any esSspagaf With actually Aed consistently seyps 'hs
ees. ,ha this ssr,cs i aa.sAsh aed without rvsapd 1
ssssass eslis,s Mags.ols .sd y. pssl, AID v
eoatiaca they vii sanla Heispeksn kerts
psNF.,eaa 900 saA 4 ~ Gus. one /. No ~ fAut
partssis, I.s.. y *. pssas ~ n S@ re s,S,t Z
II, NiNNEArOlis srokFahAN. eiisa by NiarssrclI,
bets PObsslera ~h b. dedicated 10 %. Syltbsnr and
pnNfvas ~ The Northeastern hsgfo, ~ = ehfie,
,. @s@s s,s '" Ssss ss .e. SSs y INV,
me Lsal Asld thoroughly and eeaa lshtsysy haaf
.g beth pare. ~ .-ss ", tss,l.s.y AVID sss,a.ese
isa 20 na'ie What sfean % asiieaAl they aN visited
EasA Ns~apspss stl sla ,hs ~wA shl. INSTITUTIONS n
each city ne sha'vhes and fFsistAiss Ae Aeons The ,
srksAhs Institution. naturally eafh Aswapalss vl glss
u eeIh wen and nsasarvs s b. fssly eneed eherish
Rcl'hef the ns~a hef eil,atAl sypnsns VII y fB sale
~ ens s",ahl, .ss ~ :. y. ssssssas ssu'nA' Nat
tNsh u The newspapers Win b. delivered ~ carrier Tor
~, .sp,. sssA Efvawe ..a.s ~ one is.sa .ah.siip
,ion Wv es ~ and three mcAhs ~ h,FFssuns reading
Hs.asf, q, ayIisd 4, ~s,,. n. editor. Of sihsr a ~.
ra~rs eae,as e,e.p " apmssl II ns~s eoeien, elleg
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euf assirs aai Ma u each u Inc stat Hssnlpy, of
bath hsatlaa 10 svs the fsonle II sssh 81 heae
eenii's. paper ihsS esa ss, SOD Il shsb ihsy ma 10
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sf0hESAAN w feel safs N faa and Alnnsalnas ~il
have rssl thampana ~ tbs Haas We Intend Is merit TIA
sa,ea And ,aaNdsnss Il ~ seisFsA sars md 10 lei
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M PAUL HKd'uhIlkN
~ MlNkEAfDi IN SPOKEN
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-06
American Business Learning
Negro Publications important
In Selling That Market
me Weoio 10 Use W
Presiding The Negro Market
BY D. rARKE GIBSON
Partner, Laws Gibson Associates. Philadelphia

Although sDrns sdvertisHrs have
enjoyed considerable HuccssS In
the Negro marie, for some years
other firms have failed IN this
market Development. The rsaADn,
perhaps. more ~ than any other,
IL their failure 10 undsrstAnd Ne
gro psychCiogy
4 psychDlDRicsl bsrri"r. pihrsf
by whites. cOHfT0HtS the SsgrD IN
almost sysry phAAs ~ his ~"
Whether this barrier " real ~
imagined. the Negro IL oonSclDus
- u.
Perhaps the suTsR' way ~ salts
- Negro suO'l0ns AHd stimulate
buy1nR artiDn IL ~ reach the Ss-
~" markst through promotion
and public relations L<ts i0,yk a.
tbs media that Will carry these
efforts
Ths Negro press IL a fJniArpsn-
tai part ~ Negro sorumuritiss n
IL nTnly Gnd SoBdly established
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-06

The Negro press AZ regarded an
an institution. ~ vas created In
1927 by the first American college
Negro graduate The status u this
press has, Tor the most part grad
uatsd from = purely media ~ pro
test ~ we'll rounded publications
which conform 10 journalistic and
BuAinsss standards It's effective
meas a. q medium for national al
yertiHinR was not recognized yntil
recent years
There are approximately 200
Negro weekly. ssni-wsskly Df h-
weekly newspapers printed in
America Usually their circulation
- UNITED 10 the iDCality shsre
they are published \ few have
larger oirculations concentrated 20
Nhols regions One has sixteen
sdluOns with national circulation
me circulation % all thsss
newspapers 10 AinDs, wholly ur-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-06

press are not competitors In the
gathering and dissemination OF
news The former draws It's read
ers from the general public. tho
latter draws from one population
group.
The Negro press In, therefore. q
group-Interest one, collecting and
Interpreting news about and for
Negroes all over the world. The
prices Of these newspapers range
from ten 10 twenty cents per copy.
II In customary after use 10 pass
thsm on. exchange with neighbors
or mail 10 interested individuals.
Each issue In kept alive" until
the nsst copy In available.
The aim Of any advertiser 20
have n sueceasful campaign In tho
Negro market should be directed
toward the wage earning group
which constitutes 500 OF the to-
tai population.
Very seldom Ia the Negro apt 10
change his selection OF an item at
the point Of sale. He must be pre-
sold. In presiding the Negro mar
ket. one OF tho most effective
ways In through an ad In his own
media. That says This means
you. too"
The question has often bean
asked: Well. don't Negroes read
white dailies and class maya
zinesy
Yes. they do. However. even
though the white dAilies do
reach ths Negro market. the sd-
vevtssing does not pcnetrate tn
Continued on page 2Bl
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HIGH court BANS SCHOOL JIM CROW
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Nee ClNts SfOup

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ban. Their pattern Of distribution
Includes business places. doctors
offices. churches. libraries. and all
places where Negroes congrsgatS.
Although the bulk az Negroes
I've m the South, the ma Iority.
ami the best known newspapers.
are published In the North. Tho
only Negro daily Ia printed in Al
lan,a, Georgia.
The aggregate circulation Of
Negro newspapers approximate
z. 600 900 weekly TVrnty.thres
are members Of the Audit Busrau
~ Circulation. and these have q
total of approximately 800. 900
circulation.
Negro picture magazines were
introduced lsaH than ten years ago.
Their entrance into the publica-
tion field filled definite need be-
yDnd the which Negro newspapers
we're not equipped 10 do.
The growth Of the Negro picture
magazines 10 a circulation ~ over
I 900 900 copies q month IL phs-
nomsnRl The only weekly maya
Hns has reported circulation Of
over $50 900 Three Of the monthly
magazines are ABC publications
and account for s52. 900 of tho to-
tai
Thss. publications are support.
Ell almost solely by Negroes, This
fart alone gives evidence that Ne.
gfoss desire recognition. too, and
viii respond TO support o. inter.
ssts which offer positive aware.
ness of their existence
The daily pr.As and the Negro
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-06
n. Y. Woman
Candidate For
State Job

Ass Isss irhai Atissssl
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mission on their sales, which TO
say the least, were not large
enough to make anybody very OPP
timistic.
The editor-publisher-entrep
neur lived from hand 60 mouth"
and kept books and accounts in his
pockets Earl Onque. another vol
untccr tried 10 set up some books
but soon grew discouraged be-
cause there was nothing much 10
record in hts accounts receivable.
although there was plenty 20
post In the accounts payable col
umns'
The very first edition indicated
the kind Of paper this organ WAS
destined To be during all of it's 20
years II had vitality, news
coveraEe and content which drew
praise and criticism Some Of the
most earth Shaking and memoir
able events in the entire history
OF the world developed during the
years In which this paper has been
published.
Looking back through the files,
scanning them In the quiet of the
newspaper room at tho Minnesota
Historical society In St Paul,
where the bound volumes are stor-
ed, this correspondent got a pan
oramic mind picture OF the times,
events and people who have moved
across the community stage dur
ing the past two decades.
Many OF the individuals have
gone on TO greater rewards, others
still are here with Va, playing their
Continued ON page 2BD
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Tennis Meet al
ChicsGo Field
On August 10

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outspoken publications, the peo-
pie the paper attempts TO serve,
have rallied around whenever the
going got rough"
In 1894 in closing our first edi-
torial of hope and faith, we aver
red we intend TO merit the sup
port and confidence OF the colored
people and we feel sure that we
will have the encouragement of
the best citizens OF the other
group"
We were no prophet in those
days, but we are happy in 1854, 10
report that II size OF our reader
ship, among both Negro and white
citizens can be said TO be a mea-
sure-we have gained and main
tained the confidence, and the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-06

exhibited in generous support
from the two communities and
their people.
In 1884 we believed and assert
ed boldly; the majority Of the
people will give wholehearted
support to any newspaper which
actually and consistently serves
the best interests OF its commun-
ity.
I'VE were convinced" we
wrote, that the people would sup
port an outspoken Negro organ.
We are proud to report after 20
years that the people have done
just that. In every controversy
in which this newspaper has en-
gagged even when II was necessary
to take a currently unpopular
stand, as is often the case with
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-06

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Gs1sVsr pSssds
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Melvin Mas 10
Address 81. Paul
H.A.A.c.P. Meet,
Mass NETTING SUNDAY Il
OFsNiha Gus

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ElKS JOINT
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-06

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-06

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-06
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-06

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-06
c. W. Washington
And Two Companions
In Auto Accident
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-06

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