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Evening star., 1954-01-05
Eqqs Make Good Main Dishes
By Violet FouIkner

Watch for plentiful supplies of
eggs at reasonable prices this
first month of the new year. In
conducting a national promo
ton on eggs at the start Of the
flush" production season. the
Poultry and Egg National Board
have designated January as "egg
month"
Time was when the home
maker used eggs sparingly in
midwinter. but the modern hen
mas changed all that. Through
improved breeding, feeding and
care, hens start laying several
months earlier than they did 20
years ago.
Thus. in January, grade A
eggs come to market in abund-
ance and tbarring very bad
weather) will be priced to stim-
ulate consumer buying. Eggs.
one of the neatest food package
nature ever designed, furnish
biologically complete proteins
plus the vitamins and minerals
essential for good health. In buy
ing eggs. color has nothing to
do with their nutritive value.
White or brown. they're all the
same. The same holds true In
the color Of the yolk. Today
when most hens are fed scien-
tif1c rations. yolks are a rich
source of vitamin A whatever
the shade of yellow.
Now's the time when eggs will
be plentiful. Use them often. Put
them IN omeletS. main dishes,
cakes. custardS. salads and
sandwiches.
EGGS CONTINENTAL.
"a cup fine soft bread crumbs
4 hard cooked eggs. sliced
3 slices bacon, diced
"a pound fresh mushrooms
sliced
l cup t12 pint) commercially
soured cream
2 tablespoons minced parsley or
chiveS
u teaspoon salt
Il teaspoon paprika
e cup grated cheddar cheese
Paprika
Line shallow individual cas-
seroles or an 8-inch pie pan with
the bread crumbs. Place sliced
eggs in a layer over the crumbs.
Meanwhile fry the bacon until
crisp. About S minutes before
the bacon is crisp add the mush-
rooms and saute Just until soft
ened. Drain of the fat and add
bacon and mushrooms to sour
cream. parsley. salt and the "
teaspoon paprika. Mix thor
oughly and spread over eggs.
Top with the grated cheese and
sprinkle with paprika. Bake in
a moderate oven t375 degrees F.)
IS to 20 minutes or until the
cheese is melted and sauce is
bubbly. Serve promptly in the
individual casSeroles or from the
baking dish. This makes 4 to
5 servings.
CHEESE OMELET.
2 tablespoons Quick-cooking ia
pioca.
"a teaspoon salt.
70 teaspoon pepper.
"a cup milk.
Evening star., 1954-01-05

/ tablespoon butter.
la cup grated American cheese.
4 egg yolkS. beaten until thick
and lemon -colored.
4 egg whites, beaten stiff.
Combine tapioca. salt. pepper,
and milk in a saucepan. Place
over medium heat and cook until
mixture comes to q full boil.
stirring constantly. Add butter
and cheese: stir until cheese is
melted. Remove from heat and
allow to cool slightly while beat
ing eggs. Add egg yolks and mix
well. Fold into stifIiy beaten egg
whites. Turn into hot. buttered.
10-inch skillet. Cook over low
heat 3 minutes. Then bake in
moderate oven $3.50 degrees F.
Is minutes. Omelet is sufficiently
cooked when a knife inserted
comes out clean. Cut across at
right angles to handle Of pan.
being careful not to cut all the
way through. Fold carefully from
handle to opposite side and serve
on hot platter. Makes 1 to 6
servings.
EGG FOO YONG.
l cup coarsely chopped cooked
chicken or turkey.
2 tablespoons butter or mar
garine.
can bean sprouts. drained.
y cup chopped onion.
y cup chopped celery.
tablespoon finely chopped
green pepper or parsley.
6 eggs. slightly beaten.
teaspoon salt.
Fat for frying.
Evening star., 1954-01-05
why Grow Old7
Look Years Younger Only
|Eiqht Short Weeks Luter

sands Of other women in Mara
tnon, send 10 cents and q
stamped. self-addressed envelope
with your request for my Eight
Week Self-Improvement Mara
thon booklet. Address Josephine
L0wman in care Of The Evening
Star, Washington 4. d. c. The
booklets are available ONLY by
mail.
Evening star., 1954-01-05

spoon sugar. 2 tablespoons soy
sauce. Combine juices setting
aside "a cup of the liquid. Heat
to boiling. Blend cornstarch,
sugar and the "a cup liquod.
Add to boiling juice. Cook STIR
ring constantly until thickened.
Add soy sauce.
Evening star., 1954-01-05

Brown chicken lightly in the
butter. Add bean sprouts, onion,
celery and green pepper. Cover
and cook few minutes until
onion is transparent. Cool
slightly. Spoon chicken-vege-
table mixture into beaten eggs
straining out liquid in bottom Of
pan. Add salt. Mix thoroughly.
Pour u cup mixture into hot
Evening star., 1954-01-05

fat. about "a inch deep. Flatten
cake" to u inch thickness.
Cook until brown on both sides,
turning once. Drain and serve
hot with the following sauce.
Makes IL cakes.
Sauce: Juice from cooked
vegetables above, l cup juice
from canned bean sprouts. l
tablespoon cornstarch. l tea
Evening star., 1954-01-05
YOU ARE INVITED

TO see these "Romantc Holiday" fashions informally
modelled from II am. to 5 pan. and meet ROBERT
CRYSTAL and the designer, MORGAN F4UTH,
tomorrow in our Fourth Floor Greenbrier Sports
Shop. Informal Modelling also Thursday at
Spring Valley.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29
SIX YEAR OLD
REGINALD THOMAS
MAS BIG PARTY

Sunday. January "a, was a gala
day for little Reginald Thomas.
son OF Mr. and Mrs Melvin Thorn
as of 1855 Smelling Av. s., when
his parents invited group OF his
little playmates in to help him
celebrate his sixth birthday.
The youngsters enjoyed the az
ternoon playing games and watch
ing television and the delicious
party refreshments served includ-
ed a beautifully decorated birth
day cake.
Reginald received many useful
gifts from his little friends.
Guests who helped him celebrate
included Cynthia Marshall. De-
lores Watkins, Linda Ellis, Eddie
Lee Anderson. Cynthia Tucker,
William Tucker Jr, Patricia and
Jacqueline Perry, Michael. Jac-
queline. Linda and David Thomas.
Parents present who accom-
panied their children were Messrs.
and Mines. Winthian Tucker,
Ronald Westberry, Mines. Opal
Westberry. Ernestine Perry and
Norman Westberry.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29
Met. Opera Opens
A. Norfhrup Aud.
Muy Ia This Yeur

The Metropolitan Opera Com
pany viii present its annual spring
season of four operas at Northrop
Auditorium this year from Friday,
May II through Sunday, May Is,
Boris Sokoloff. manager of the
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
and James S Lombard director Of
concerts and lectures at the Uni
versity Of Minnesota, local CO.
managers, have announced.
The productions, all with top
stars in their casts, will be as fol-
lows: Friday night; la Fora del
Destino" Forces Of Destiny by
Verdi; Saturday matinee, Lucia
de Lammermoor" by Donizeti;
Saturday night, Marriage Of
Figaro" by Mozart, and Sunday
matinee, Faust by Gounod.
Sponsors Of the season again
win be the University OF Mime
sofa, the Minneapolis Symphony
Orchestra and a statewide COM
mittee Of guarantors.
There will be no sale Of tickets.
either mail or box office until
further notice.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29
BIRTHDAY OF TWIN
SISTERS CELEBRATED BY
FAMILY REUNION

Fun, food and frolic was the or
der of the evening on Saturday,
January %, when Donald (PaD
Schofield, whose birthday is jan
uary %; Mrs. Laura Mae Oliver,
January 2s, and Mr.. Ben Alexan-
der. whose natal day in February
IL, decided to celebrate together
at a family get-together and din
ner party at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Schofield, 1892 Clinton Av.
Following dinner the evening
was spent paying games and dane
ing. Cocktails were served.
Gifts were exchanged and
gala evening was enjoyed by the
honorees and guests.
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The Esqvirettes, Newly
Organized Club, Meet

The Esquirettes Social Club,
one Of the newly organized clubs,
met at the home of Mrs. Mary
Garrett. 795 Rondo Av. on Fri
day. January %
Following the business meet
ing members enjoyed the rest of
the evening sociahzing. Light re-
freshments and a delicious barbe-
cue dinner served by the hostess
were enjoyed by all present.
A special business meeting has
been called by the president, Mrs,
Rosia Patterson, 667 w Central
Av., to be held at her home on
Friday, January 90
Other officers of the club are
Mrs. Edith Buford, secretary and
Mrs. Marjorie Tendle, treasurer.
The club meets the second and
fouth Friday of each month.
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DIES MONIES COUPLE HONORED ON
GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Des MONIES, Ia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark f. Cassen of Des Moines.
Ia, were honored on their 50th
wedding anniversary at an open
house on Sunday January 10 at
the Wilkie House, Des Moines, by
their eight children. The children
are Leroy Claughter, Miss Mary
Cassell and Mrs. Alcynetta Bal
lard of Des Moines, Mrs. Zelda
Brown, Seattle, Wash: Mines.
Alonzo Lee. Delete Washington
and Phillip Blackwell, all of Min
neapolis. and Mr.. John Cassell of
Grand Forks, N. ID.
Palms and vases of Chrysanthe-
NUNS formed the background for
the couple as they greeted more
than 100 friends and well wishers
from 2 to 6 p. m.
The brides table was covered
with white lace cloth and CEN
tered with a flower arrangement
of gladiolas and chrysanthemums
in the gold tones. with crystal
candlesticks holding lighter tapers
on either side and a large wedding
cake at one end
Elva Slaughter, granddaughter
of the honored couple, registered
the guests At her table were two
white wedding bells trimmed in
god holding gladiolas and NUNS"
The floral arrangements of gold
tones heightened the beauty Of
the setting and accented the green
and white which was the decora-
tive motif.
Mrs. Cassell wore a gown Of
rose lace and corsage Of red
roses
Hostesses were the six daugh-
tiers of the happy couple. All Of
the eight children were able TO at
tend and thirteen of their six
teen grandchildren were on hand
to help them celebrate.
Many gifts, tokens of love and
admiration, were received from
their many friends.
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E.E.BP. Club; Mrs. Lucille Nc
Adams. 1920 Third Az. s., was
hostess 70 the regular meeting OF
the E.EB,P. Club on Saturday
night, January %. Prizes were
awarded to the Mines Bonita
Smith. Allie Wilson and Anne
Walker, first, second and third
respectively The next meeting
win be ON February 6, with Mrs.
Floyd Poole. s0s2 Fourth Av $,
AZ hostess.
New Daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glover Webster, INA Fourth Az.
n, are receiving congratulations
ON the birth OF a baby girl. born
January 10, at Maternity hospital
and weighed eight pounds. ilA
ounces. Rev, and Mrs. G. w. Nc
Connen are the paternal grand
parents.
Omission: Mr.. Jesse +. Stevens
name was omitted from the guest
list of the Booker r. Washington
Study Clubs annual party, also
the name OF Mrs. william Scott,
Providence Ky. the affair was
held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Smith. 1919 Smelling Av. on
January ..
Birthday Celebrated; The 3sth
street Church of God In Christ,
entertained in the church parlors
Sunday, January "a, in celebration
OF Miss Frances Anderson's birth
day. Many friends gathered TO
greet her and wish her happy
birthday from to 4 p. m, A lovely
lunch was served, She received
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Andrew Brents Entertoin
Cameo Social Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Brent,
6i3 Iglehart Av., entertained the
Cameo Social Club at their reg
ular monthly meeting on Satur-
day evening, January %.
Topping the agenda was election
of officers. Mrs, Erma Mazingo
heads the club as president;
George Brooks Jr,, vice president;
Mrs, Lillian Balenger, recording
secretary; Msr. Beatrice Reed, fin.
ancial secretary; Mrs. Loretta
Dawson, corresponding secretary
and Mrs. Kenneth Edwards, re-
elected treasurer.
Officers were duly installed by
Mr.. jeff Anderson.
Following business, the hosts
served a most delicious lunch as
only Mrs. Brent can prepare. The
rest of the evening was spent
socializlng.
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0aynell Ballard
Feted At Party
On 18th Birthday

Gayneli Ballard, daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs, Harvey Ballard of
SIT ST, Anthony Av., was very
pleasantly surprised on Saturday
evening, January %. when her
mother feted her with a surprise
party in celebration OF her itth
birthday,
Gaynell went over TO her cou-
sins home and when she returned
home, was greeted by group OF
her friends who shouted. Happy
Birthday Gaynell was so over
come that she could not keep
back the tears, Finally when she
realized II was all in fun, she
joined in the hilarity.
As the evening progressed, the
group enjoyed games, watching
television and the refreshments
served.
Gaynell received many lovely
gifts.
Among the guests who shared
her hospitality were the Misses
Yvonne and Alberta Kemp, Kathy
and Betty Mayes; Dolly Nelson:
HERNIA Lee Priester, Martina
Starks, Irene and Brenda Gun
bingham OF Minneapolis,
Also the Messrs; Harold Knott,
Robert Jones, Adolph and Clyde
Props, Duwaine Geary, James
Whitaker, Neal Williams. Terry
Tarver, Phillip Brooks. Phillip
Patrick and others.
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SoCIALITES ELECT EDDIE
ROBBINS NEW PRESIDENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Schofield,
1892 Clinton Av. were hosts TO
the regular meeting OF the Min
neapolis Socialites Club on Sat
urday evening, January 30.
Business on the agenda was
election Of officers and the follow
ing were elected: president, Eddie
Robbins: vice president, Mrs.
jewel Alexander; secretary, Ava
Blackwell and Pearl Schofield and
treasurer. Willard Jones.
Concluding business, social
hour was held.
The next meeting will be at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Sission, $685. Fifth Az. $.
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many beautiful and useful gifts.
New Home; Mr., and Mrs. Will
liam Taylor are residing in their
newly purchased home at 29o6
Portland Av.
Crcsituendo's Club Meeting; Tho
Crcsituendo's Club met at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie
Armstrong, 3s35 Fourth Av. s.,
Sunday. January 2i, with Miss
Betty Preston, as hostess Follow
ing business, social hour and re-
freshments served by the hostess
was enjoyed by the members. The
next meeting will be on Febru-
airy Z, with Mr., and Mrs. Vincent
shepherd sr., 1897 Portland Av.
AS hosts.
Cocktail Party Plannedi The
Ladies Auxiliary to the 7. G. Golf
Association win have a cocktail
party az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Andy Clark. Ssos Firth Av s. on
Sunday. January 81, at Z p. m. All
golfers are invited,
Golf Clinic: The Golf Clinic
meets every Sunday at the Phyllis
wheatley House, 500 Aldrich Av
N Hours are from 2 to 3 p. m, for
teenagers and 3 10 4 p. m. for
women. Golf practice is from to
IS p, IN. Instructions are free to
members OF the T. C. Golf Assoc
citation.
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Weduing Bells: At the home Of
Mother E. Golden, 45e ST. An
thony Av on Tuesday evening,
January 20, at $50 p. m, Rev
T. c. Simmons joined in holy
matrimony, Miss Beverly D. Kock
and Mr.. Young Collins, both of
st. Paul. The bride wore a blue
satin dress trimmed in rhinestones
and carried black accessories. Mrs
Mildred Simmons and Mrs. Ernest
Golden were witnesses. The newly
weds are at home at 255 Rondo
Av.
First Anniversary Celebrated:
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Davis. 523
Carroll Av. celebrated their first
wedding anniversary, January %,
with a family party. Games were
played and pictures taken of the
group by Mr.. Edward McCarty.
after which a lunch was served.
Guests who enjoyed their hospital
ity included Messrs. and Mines.
Joe Camp, Luther Johnson: the
Mines. H. B, Camp, Hamilton
Kemp, Letitia Martin, Hortense
Patrick, Miss Eula Camp; the
Messrs. Edward McCarty and
Chester Sudeith.
Matinee Bridge Club Meets: The
Matinee Bridge Club met at the
home of Mrs. William Hanna, $50
Western Av. on Wednesday after
noon. January 81. Prizes were won
by Mrs. Hanna, first; Mrs. Manly
Rhodes, second and Mrs. Fred
Schuck, third. The next meeting
will be on February 10, at the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29
Newlyweds Entertained
By Brides Aunt At
Sunday Reception

on Sunday, January "a. from 4
to $3.50 p. m, Mrs. Allie Wilson OF
s7a9 Fourth Av s.. entertained
at wedding reception held at the
Minneapolis Youth Center, hon
oring the newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Calender.
The serving table was center
ed with a bowl OF heather with
silver candlesticks holding white
tapers at either side a three
TERED wedding cake with the
bride and groom ornament at the
top was at one end and crystal
punch bowl at the opposite end,
Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs
Calender were Miss Gloria Brown,
maid OF honor Mt their wedding
MIR. Wander Lewis, who was Mr.,
Callenders best man; Mrs. Gladys
Calender. mother: Mr. and Mrs,
Dan McAdams. uncle and aunt of
the bride and Mrs Allie Wilson.
aunt OF the bride.
Hostesscs included Miss Nora
Byars. who served the wedding
cake Mrs Viola Madden, who
presided at the punch bowl; Miss
Daisy Davis who registered the
guests; Mines. Flossie Harris,
Bonita Smith Vivian Ovorton OF
st. Paul and Miss Mary Kate
Breedloye.
The many beautiful and useful
gifts, tokens of love and admira-
ton from their friends and we'll
wlshers. were on display in the
gift room attended by Mrs
Kathyn Johnson, Miss Esther By
airs and Mrs. Myra Ewing,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29

That nice, kind voice on the
phone ready to take your social
and personal items belongs to Jes.
sic Shepard, social and personal
scribe who can be reached at MID
way 1910.
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SIOUX
r A L 1 S
NEWS
e S
BY KAYE COATES
$40 Mable st.
Sioux Falls, 8. ID.

The VIM. Tolsons are residents
at 6i5 N Spring these days. Bent
ley Jaco is home from service in
Germany and Virginia Jaco is
home from a short visit to the
hospital for treatment. Anne Toll
son never spares the horses where
fine foods are concerned so there
are going to be some overweight
folks around that house soon.
Mr. and Mrs. l. Dysart. Daniel
and l motored up to Round Lake,
MINI. and took part in some ice
fishing we followed the custom
of the Minnesota folks and drove
our car on Round Lake as others
were doing Only. of course. my
Dan drove straight across the
middle while other folks seem to
drive on the sides. Anyway l took
pictures of the fishing as 1t took
shape and ! must say IL was
something wonderful Lettie Dy-
sart just didn't seem to get any
charge out of being on that ice,
and the headlines of this mornings
Sioux City, showed where a car
went thru Round Lake In the
spot where we had stood for hours.
Lettie surely must have been
praying for us.
Rev. J. Eggemon, represented
the Central Baptist Theological
Seminary by showing movies and
giving a bible message in sharing.
at St Johns Baptist church, Sun
day, Jan. II, we also enjoyed con-
gregational songs and the fellow
ship Of being there,
Pilgrim Baptist church had its
annual business meeting and these
officers are due for installation
for the present year: Mrs. VIM.
Harris gave the report of the
board meeting. Deacon; Luther
Clark, treasurer: Mr. f. C. Collins
Trustees. Jack Armstrong, Ernest
Barger Rev Duncan OF Sioux
City, Ia, shall continue as the pas
tor.
YWCA is having its annual pot
luck supper in the north room Of
the v Feb 3. at $50. we would
like to have all members present,
after the potluck we shall have
the regular yearly business ses-
sion and vote on new board mem
bers.
Mrs. c.. Vaughn was hostess to
the Mission Of st. Johns Baptist
church at her home Friday eve.
Mrs II. Wheeler CMother
wheeler) was speaker at the joint
meeting Of the Missions Of Pill
grim and Church of God In
Christ joint Mission session. Rev.
Linlee Of Kansas City is in the
city and was at the meeting.
Nice seeing Eddie Brocery here
again. Eddie was here over the
week end just to stop over and
beef with the boys.
Congratulations to our Mrs.
James Crowder at 4144 Oakland
Av., Minneapolis We hope the
best on her birthday. Jan %
Mrs ]. Moore is about 10 cele-
brate her birthday too, many Hap
py days, girls.
We have these folks on the sick
list and we do hope all Of them a
speedy recovery: Mrs. X Glenn
ons, Mrs. r. Pendelton and Mrs,
J. Hildreth.
Had a nice letter from Gwen
Tolbert and this youngster seems
TO think OF me as square. She
explained each slang word so old
me could dig II well. BY golly,
Gwyn. you don't be a knowing we
westerners. I Just saw your ma
and pa starting out 10 night
fling and II was 10 o'clock at
mite. So see7
a. "a A. lsn
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Birthday Greetings; Greetings Mr. Alfred Thomas Of
1925 Fourth Az s. who will celebrate his birthday today Fri
day january %
New Address: Mr. and Mrs Bertrand Slaughter who for
mery resided 2906 Portland Az residing in their
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Readers have often found after
brief absence from our subscrip-
ton lists that there is no substi.
tutue for this paper printed In the
Twin Cities.
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Social and Personal
= ST. PAUL

It's Boy; It's baby boy for Mr.. and Mrs DIANA
uarmef oS4 hondo Az DJalma Jr born Tuesday Jan.
uay 20 at - Joseph hospital and weighed six pounds four
teen ounces Mr. Morton Aparieio is the maternal grandfather
ana MI and Mrs d. GARNER Of Montana are the paernal
grandparents. ~ F
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29

News Of what's happening In
Africa Is presented to readers Of
this paper each week from the
pens Of Associated Negro Pres
correspondents Throughout the
Black Continent
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29

News pictures Of important hap
penings, local. national and In
ternationaI add to the reading en-
joyment Of readers OF this paper.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29

home Of Mrs. ]. d. Jones, 654 w.
Central Az.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29

A favorite OF young and old II
Breezy. Tap Meivin's intriguing
cartoon character. In this paper
every issue.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29

A good Investment In the future
Of America Is n membership In
the NAACP. Join today, don't de-
lay.
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- FULL PAGE OF PICTURES -
The echo., 1954-01-15

Mr., IN d Mrs. Robert Chram of
Chicago, III. were recently called
home to the bedside of Mr.. Ghram's
grandmother who resides in Shubu-
ia, Miss. They al o visited Mrs
Ghrams parents who live in Laud-
erdale, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. OTIS. Holiday spent
December q, 1853 in the home of
the Rushes.
Among those who spent the holi-
days in Lauderdale were Miss Oslo
B. Burton of East st. Louis, Id. and
Mrs Fannie Nicholson Of Detroit,
Mich. Mrs Nicholson visited in the
home of her in-laws on December
26th, Mr. and Mrs Willie G. Nichol-
son of Wahalak.
On January 3rd, Mr. and Mrs. Low
ry Crawford and children, along with
Mrs. c. B. Rush, visited in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Roland.
During til holiday season Mrs.
Rush, M ISIS Dorothy and Mary
Crawford visited in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Alonza Mosley.
Mrs. Kelly of Meridian, Miss. ar
nounces the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Jessie Lee, which took place De
cember 28th.
Mrs. Rosie Garter of Lauderdale
and her children spent Christmas
Day in the horne Of her pare2ts -.
and Mrs. E. L. Burton. Lau5eIdaIe.
Mrs. Vallie Clark is ON the SICK
list
Mrs. C. B. Rush, Reporter
The echo., 1954-01-15
POPLARVILLE NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Rueben Mcdonald
the marriage of their dau-
ghtsr, EAsss to MI. .obed Caldwell Of.
Memphis. They visited Mrs. Cald-
wells parents in Poplarville for a
few days. The couple reside in Mem
phis where both of them are employ
ed on civil service job.
A surprise shower was given in
honor of the newly weds in the home
of Prof. and Mrs Todd.
Among those attending the shower
ere Mrs. Lucille Patterson, Miss
B e 81 e M Gibbs, and Mrs. Edna
Johnson.
The P. r. A. held its regular meet
ing Monday night, January 4, 1854
Mrs. Sylvia Mcdonald, Reporter