St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-06

College at Ames, Iowa Miss
Odelle Harris, daughter Of st,
Paufs dynamic Baptist leader is
teaching school at Western Uni
versity at Quindaro, Kas.
Scotue Williams and His Black
Cats is popular dance orchestra.
Nilee Luekie, employee of the
Secretary Of States office left on
a five weeks vacation. Pilgrim
Baptist holds successful Fail Fair.
Said an editorial in urging citi-
Zens to mast ballots in election:
who had many friends among
st. Paul Negroes and was
very interested In their progress
and welfare.
Let no one tell how he is willing
to die for his race If he is not
first willing to vote for IT," g..
Clarence Hughes, debonair leading
man Of the Phyllis Wheatley
Dramatic Players was Ill accord
ing to the Oct. 5, 1884 edition q.
Joan Meredith was the name
selected by DR.. and Mrs. Norman
Howell for their new baby girl.
Talmage B. Carey headed the
state Republican campaign among
Negroes Mrs. Mary Kyle was
rushed to the hospital for emer-
gency appendectomy Oct. 5, 1884.
Reginald Harris took over sports
column vacated by Leo Bohanon.
Zion Baptist had three day
celebration in honor Of Fifth An
niversary OF Rev. and Mrs. Bolts
at the church E. Scottsboro Boys
case goes to Supreme Court.
Oscar De Priest urges election
of Einar Hoidale to U. S. Senate.
Curtis c. Chivers succeeds
Cecil Newman as president OF
Minneapolis Sunday Forum, pio-
neer discussion program group
Mrs. Mary D. Mcfarland called to-
gether st. Paul Community Chest
solicitors.
w. B. DAD Walker praised
editorially for fine work as presi-
dent of the Sterling Club g.
Paper urges Hennepin Negroes to
question candidates for county Of
fees DR.. w. d. Brown severe
ly criticized Hennepin Farmer La
Dor committee for "double-cross"
OF Harry L. Scott.
Robert Russo Motion stepped
down as principal of Tuskegee In
stitute after 10 years in that post.
. Fannie Shanks elected presi-
dent of Minneapolis Assn of Col
ored Women A. Philip Ran
dolph, BSCP leader and gifted
speaker visits Twins New ad-
vertiser is Twin City Milk Pro-
ducer's Assn.
Lee Loevinger 'U" student lead
er attacked University of Mime
sofa policy of not admitting Ne
gro men students to Pioneer Hall
white student and president of the
U University Board of Pubnca-
tons forced Dean E. f. Nicholson
to admit Negro students had been
barred The Twin City Urban
League boards voted to merge
Estyr Bradley accepted a govern
ment stenographic Post at Hamp.
ton, Va.
Thorpe Bros, leading real es-
tate firm in Minneapolis admits
Jews are barred from Country
Club homes development, the
American Jewish World report
ed. World famed Missouri
Negro, Tom Bass, top horse
trainer succumbs Paper
Complained editoriaIIy because
only one Negro citizen was EN-.
ployed by the Northwestern
Bell Telephone Co. in tire two
cities.
John McConnico. active Mason
C lodge leader dies. The editor
and the associate editor, w. NJ.
Smith engaged in a heated contro-
7ersy on editorial page over the
Urban League The Fellowship
Club honored three Twin City prep
school football stars, Robert
Gardner, Donald Underwood and
William (BiID Small Paper
assaiIed unethical prac-
tees said to be prevalent in under
taking field Mrs. Gordon
lSally) Parks presented husband
With a seven pound baby, Dec. 7,
1884. Mary Jones took over job
IF writing st. Paul social notes.
Then Came 1885
The mother of Mrs. NJ. o. Can
ION died at Mortified, MINI, The