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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

'oLDs. '54 "ss" sedan; light blue;
fully equipped: priced to sell al
81 1895. CCC guar
Capitol-Cadillac
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-11
Charmousette Social Club: Mem

tuatnoustt" Sotih tiuUs Nitli-
bers of the Charmousette Social
club took time out from their
regular business schedule on Feb
ruary 8 and spent a social eve
ming at a Chinese restaurant in
Minneapolis. Members enjoying a
delicious dinner Of Chinese food
were the Mines. Ethel Barr. Eliza
beth Nichols, Velma Waters, Ar
line Winfield, and the Misses Ruth
Manning and Ruth Davis. The
next meeting OF the club will be
Tuesday, February %, with Mrs.
Airline Winfield 1909 Carroll Av,
as hostess.
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AKA HAD GET-ToGETHER
PARTY FRIDAY FEB. 4

On Friday evening. February 4.
members of the AKA Sorority and
the Ivy Leaf Club of the Univer-
sity of Minnesota, held a "get-ac-
quainted party" at the home of
Miss Dorothy Payne, 567 Carroll
Av
Cards, various games and a de-
Hcious lunch added merriment to
the evening of fun.
AKA members present were the
Misses Colleen Moore. jeanne
Johnson, Myrrhene Allen, Connie
Chivers, Joyce Harper, Marian
Williams and Bobbie Petty Ivy
Leaf Club members present in
cluded the Misses Mary Ellis Man
ming, Dorothy Payne, Norma Jean
Howell. Cynthia Smith. Marilyn
Thomson, Wilma Allison, Sandra
Jean Anderson and Mrs. Mary
Kate Riley.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-11
Friends Help Rochelle
Mitchell Observe Her
Eleventh Birthday

Rachelle Mitchell, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. Mitchell,
1873 Fuller Av. was hostess to a
number of her friends on Sunday,
February 6, in celebration of her
18th birthday.
The gala affair was held in the
colorfully decorated recreation
room OF her home between the
hours of and 6 p. m, A color
scheme of pink and white was car
ried out with varied colored bal
looms. The table setting was done
in Walt Disney pattern.
Games were played and colored
movies of the St. Paul Winter
Carnival were shown, followed by
tasty lunch served by the hos
tess.
The honoree received many
lovely gifts.
Guests helping Rachelle enjoy
happy birthday included Shar-
on Smith, Aida Mieson, Cleone
Carlson, Jeana Headley, Van
Owens, LYDIA Wardlaw Flora
Galloway. Linda Griffin. Sharon
Rucker, and Elaine Powers.
Rachelle attends Central
Lutheran school
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS *

Mother Was Guest Mrs Stella Light of Lutsen Mimi has
been spending few days with her daughter and sonnaw
Mr. and Mrs Richard McCarer of OIL T. 22nd St. and win
this week end for Detroit Mich visit another daughter
and soninaw Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Griffin
Sustains Injury; Edith Jones' AIS Dupont Av.
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Lucille TiIIman
Weds J. n. Williams
In Home Ceremony

In simple. but impressive
home wedding solemnized at $50
p. m, Saturday, February 5, Mrs.
Lucille Tillman. 523 Irving Av. N.
became the bride of James II. Will
liams OF Detroit, Mich. at the
home of her son and daughter-in-
law. Rev. and Mrs. Seminole Nc
Kee, 523 Irving Av. N. Rev. ]. ].
Clayburn performed the single
ring ceremony.
Preceding the ceremony, Rev.
Mckee sang, Because" Love
Everlasting" and the Lords
Prayer" accompanied by Mr..
Ralph Primm.
The bride was given in marriage
by her son. She chose a navy mar
quisette suit dress. white hat and
gloves and rhinestone jewelry.
She wore a corsage Of red roses
and white stephanotis.
Mrs. CLANCY Hallway was her
maid of honor and only attendant.
Her dress was of navy marquisette
with which she wore a hite hat
and gloves, rhinestone iewelry and
a corsage Of yellow carnations.
Mr.. James Alder attended Mr..
Williams as best man.
A reception was held following
the ceremony. The table, spread
with a white lace cloth, was cen
tered with a three TERED wedding
cake and a crystal punch bowl at
one end
Mr. and Mrs. Williams received
many lovely and useful gifts.
Hostesses were the Mines. Anita
Fowler, James Alder and Ellis
Perkins, who alternated at the
punch bowl and serving the cake
Mr.. Williams is employed at the
Ford Motor Company in Detroit
with 80 years service.
The groom will spend two weeks
in the city and return to his home
Mrs. Williams will join him later.
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Who's whs
who's New
Whsre's 10 90
WhGs's To Do
CT. Paul
Cpotlight
BY MILDRED JORDAN

is THIS you ? We looking for single attractive
charming wePosed talented
would IKE to vie for the honor please contact the spotlight
Immediately CA 2oe22 you like to suggest the
name of friend wen be happy from you
NEWEST sMARrEsr MOST ECONOMICAL,
CONSERVATION WINDOWS Aumate Combination Windows may
De al your home to insure savings
to make home attractive Feney the penson
would be very happy to give the details plan
him at EN- 1878
WE HAD HEARD A GRAPEVINE REPORT that the talented
ana attractive Miss Evra Bailey student at Rasmussen
Business betrothed We lovely Of love on the
third finger left hand and learned lucky Ralph
Marcano.
you DON'T HAVE To LUG YOUR typewriter when taking
for stenogrpher we learned this
week from Randolph Jounc Civil There
an urgent need for stenos this type
being held You need not make application first The
the first and third Tuesdays Building
All tests start at $50 m.
1T WAS A REAL MUSICAL TREAT to hear the cANrINos Of
st Peters AME church Minneapolis they appeared
Baptist Sunday M under the spon
sorshp Of Pilgrims Ladies Aid Society!
This group young women under the
able direction of Mrs Halle Ewing program fun OF
charm and through
the very last number
WHILE MODEST and anxious for her girls To
receive all credit for wonderful help but
power strength director Of the capnos Mrs
Ewing who lives 4o4s Fourth Minneapolis native
sandusy Ohio She majored in primary education
College in Nashville. Tenn,
She has been Minneapolis years motheed AS
well as directed several other
tnos about ten The group
of the girls who in the first
10
Mrs Ewing member of the No
mas been active also In the Urban League the NAACP
ISOLATED Negro Credit Union She Helpers
Club at st. Peter.
AS TOKEN OF THEIR AFFECTION FOR HER. the group
presented Mrs Ewing with
she amused
whispering when they collecting
nj neofbe
senaton corsage
The group organized Mines Magar.
ct Benton Mia Poole and Dolores
rest Dolores Grgsby Leoa Jackson
ton Gertrude Woodruff Harriet Cver
Mckinne Maryn Smith Dorothy Taborn
SON. Marene Allen Virginia Brady
Guest artists appearing the Ewing
tone and James Horrs trombonist Pants
Connee Chivers, Dorothy stovall Marlene
Miss Brady student the
ing in delighted classical piano
numbers She Is a native Louis,
CLTMAXING THE PROGRAM reading Of My
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-11

at home in Washington, d. C, For
travel. the bride wore a blue suit
with matching accessories and or
child corsage.
Out of town guests included
Carlisle <. Pratt and Mrs. Pratt
of Washington, d. c., DIR. Leonard
Altmus, Mrs. Jacqueline West, of
Washington, d. c., Mrs. Patricia
Palmer, Shelley, ". c.; the Mines
Geneva Burke. B. C. Burnett,
Betty Gray, NJ. d. Quiglese all of
Larboro, N. c., Elmer w. Arm
strong. Rocky Mount, N. c., Jean
Wieder, Rocky Mount, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver r. Garrett and son,
Orlando, Fla. and Mr.. and Mrs
Nathan B. Garrett and daughter
of Detroit, Mich.
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Social and Personal
* ST PAUL

"Wednesday Matinee Club; Mrs.
kelsie whitmore. 500 Rondo Av.,
ST. Paul. entertained the wednes-
day Matinee club on February 2
at pm. Invited guests present
were Mines. Adelaide Myers and
Dorothy Davis. both OF ST. Paul.
who are prospective members.
Mrs. Cleo Grigsby. who recently
celebrated her birthday received
many beautiful gifts from the
members. Following a short bust.
ness meeting, delicious lunch
was served by the hostess. The
next meeting will be March 2 at
s pm, with Mrs, Laverne Parker.
oSs Carroll Av., as hostess All
members are urged TO be present
Attend League Meeting; Mrs
]. c. Few. 643 Igiehart Az. and
Mrs. Earl Brent OF 1856 Carroll Az,
attended a meeting OF Unit No %,
League of Women Voters al the
home OF Mrs. Robert Adam. 1923
Paramount Az, on Wednesday
morning, February 9, at 10 am,
The next meeting will be at the
home OF Mrs Few, 6i3 Iglehart,
on February 20
breakfast Pinochle Club; Mrs.
John C. Few. 6t3 Iglehart Av.. was
hostess to the Breakfast Pinochle
club on Saturday, February 8,
Guest prizes were won by Mrs,
John Patton, first. Mrs. Mabel
Hatton. second; and Mrs. Mabel
Harris. third. Other guests present
were: the Mines. william Godettc,
James Kirk Sr., Maurice orman,
O. c. Drixzle. William Hanna, and
J, ID. Jones. Club prizes were won
by Mrs. NJ. J. Rhodes Sr.. first
Maurice Orman, second. and
James Hughes. third, The next
meeting will be Saturday, Febru-
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cREpJAFAWNS MEET
WIN NlkEE kEWlS

The Credjafawn Social club met
on Monday evening. February z.
at the home OF Mrs Mice Lewis
AS Charles Az.
The regular meeting was held
on Wednesday, February o. at ais
Charles Av,. with Miss Esteiia
Luckie and Mrs. Niice Lewis as
co-hostesses. Plans were made for
the clubs annual Progressive
Party" The home Of Mrs, Louise
Thomas, sot St Anthony Av.. win
be the starting place and the
group will assemble at $50 pm
The next stop win pe the home,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Griffin. 7e6
Rondo. and the group plans to
leave there at $50. The final
destination viii be at TOT Igiehart
where the Mines. Tommie Brad
dock and J. Allen will be CO.
hostesses and the group expects
10 arrive at 10.45 pm,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-11
MRS. TIIlIE DANIELS
FETED AT BIRTHDAY
PARTY HELD FEB. S

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Dovis. 291 N. Avon St, was
the scene of a delightful affair on
Saturday evening. February s,
when Mrs. Tillie Daniels of 1850
Bigelow Lane celebrated her birth
day with a party held in their
home.
A number of her friends were on
hand to congratulate and extend
best wishes" and join in the
merriment Cards, listening TO the
record player and socializing COM
prised the evenings entertainment.
Climaxing the affair was the de-
licious buffet supper served by the
hostess with turkey and all the
trimmings highlighted with two
beautifully decorated birthday
cakes which graced either end of
the serving table.
Guests who brought an array of
beautiful gifts to the honoree were
the Messrs. and Mines. p. Robin
son, George Davis. J. b. Nelson, f.
Bradley, Edward Thomas, Samuel
Davis, the Mines Harriet Bell
Smith, Ida Turpin, Maude Collier,
Loretta Grigsby. Elizabeth Clark.
Also the Mines. Florence Blu
ford, Claudia Schuck, Laura
Foulkes, Sally Fletcher, Roberta
Tyler. Eta Lewis, Cora Strothers.
Edna Bosley; the Misses Marjorie
Lewis. Matte Lee Hill and Mrs.
Bessie Lewis of Minneapolis; Miss
Arlene Davis, Messrs. Jack Ellis,
Frank Twitty and James Russell.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-11
IDEBS and DATES,
BY Barb" Barnes
Hi Debs and Datesi

Hi Debs and Dates
This week / am bringing you
some OF the choice happenings a
bout the cities.
On Saturday past the Elks had
a dance which was highly success
ful. The "Emeralds" sang a few
numbers with Harry Dillon and
Robert Green taking the leads,
The local band played a few num-
bers with records at intermtssion.
saw Judy Jones and Helen
Williams who have been absent
from Minneapolis for quite a
while. Daisy Cooper and Blu
Jones, Rosalind Sims and Wally
Williams, Wanda Robinson and
Charles Norwood, Dolores Faison
and Jeff Melton highlighted the
evening as couples of the night.
Roger Anderson, Don Powells.
John Dorsey, Harry Fulford. were
among some of the Dates who
were seen from the st. Paul area.
In my last column I put four
girls as Earth Angles" and IT
seems that these girls have mis-
taken me as sounding on them |
want them 10 understand that in
this column / don't sound on girls
Now on February II, the
Coules-Kas are throwing a big an
niversary party at shirlee Jack
sons house and guess what Kids ?
The foods are free. From what ]
have heard there will be plenty OF
II too.
Dolores Smiley Is giving an in
vitational Sweetheart" party on
Saturday and afterwards a Stun.
Der party for the girls.
This past Sunday a few Of the
Debs and Dates went out for a
little different kind Of entertain
ment. Bowling! The crew included
Deloris F'aison, Dolores Smiley,
Poanne Carter, Barbara Barnes,
Norman Westberry, Jeff Melton,
Phil Faison, Sonny Faison and
Martin Hill. Loads Of fun was had
by these beginning bowlers Any
one else who wants TO 60 on these
Sunday games get in touch with
US and wen be glad to add some
more on.
The Coronation Ball VIII be held
at Halle @ Friday and want "a
see all you guys and gals out. in
GLIDING you. Richard Robinson.
Jake Bently and Art Frazier
The favori,e record for this
month IL "Pleding Ny Love" By
the deceased Johnny Ace.
haven't heard from many Of
you Debs and Dates A. yet bu,
I'm stin depending on All ~ you "a
write me q nice i0ng letter We
haven't received anv news from
any o. you You all can't expect ~
70 re, al n~ss - N.nnsnings
but YOU could hsl- 80 ani'. BIT
Signing o0 'f-'u Barb
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pie by Connee Chivers, accompanied by the Can
tinos and Fred Ewing singing Fred Warnings ar
rangement of The Battle Hymn of the Republic"
This should rate Tv appcarancel
1T WAS HEARTwARMING TO SEE Rev. and
Mrs, NJ, L. Simmons and good number OF his con.
gregation at the servce' His brief and witty com
ments added to the pleasure OF the occasion II
was obvious that the adults OF this church stand
firmly behind their young people such an i'm.
portant thing for building the future word
1T WAS OBVIOUS that this group Ia nj home
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airy 10. with Mrs. James Hughes.
PISS ". Hardwood Av., as hostess.
Hospitaiixed; Mr. Charles r.
Bradley. 90 Lytton Pr. is a patient
In Ancker hospital.
Auxiliary Meets; The Attucixs
Brooks Post, American Legion.
met ON Monday evening. February
Z, at the home OF Mrs. Samuel
Reed. 1928 Arundel The hostess
gift was won by Mrs Louise
Thomas, president OF the group.
Committee reports were given by
the Mines. Woodrow Reed. Paul
Wood. and Eugene Lewis. The
next meeting will be held at the
home OF Mrs. Walter Reed. 7i5
Carroll. on Monday, March Z.
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Rev. G. e. Williams OF New
York City, uncle of the bride, per-
formed the double ring ceremony
in the living room before a back
ground of floor baskets filled with
pink flowers, thanked on either
side by tall pink lighted tapers in
wrought iron candelabras, and
centered with Pre-Dieu covered
with pink satin. The beautiful ar
rangement of flowers and the soft
light of the candelabra added to
the impressiveness of the occasion.
Mr.. Bob Aston played the ira
ditional wedding music and &C
com-panied the soloist, Mrs. Mar
garet oodwin, who sang,
Through The Years"
Descending the stairs which
were garlanded with southern
smilax and pink flowers, the bride
entered on the arm of her father
who gave her in marriage. She
was beautiful in a bridal gown of
ice blue satin which featured a
fitted bodice, semi-boat neckhne
encircled with seed pearls and Sc
quins, abbreviated sleeves and full
skirt ballerina length. She wore
matching hat, shoes, nose veil and
mitts trimmed with seed pearls
and sequins. She carried a blue
bible topped with orchids and pink
sweetheart roses.
Mrs. Maria B. Greed, Durham,
cousin of the bride. was her only
attendant. She wore dress of
blue grey taffeta, fashioned with a
fitted bodice. straight lines in
front and full back. featuring an
off the shoulder neckline, abbre-
waited sleeves and ballerina length
skirt. She wore matching hat and
shoes and carried a cascade of
pink roses. gerba and pom poms.
Carlisle E. Pratt, of Wash
ington. d. c., attended the groom
as best man and groomsmen were
Oliver T. and Nathan T. Garrett.
brothers OF the bride and Garrett
Parker, cousin of the bride.
Mrs. Garrett, mother of the
bride choose a mauve taffeta gown
with which she wore matching ac-
cessories and an orchid corsage.
Ae reception was held following
the ceremony. The dining table
was covered with blue satin over
laid with pink nylon tulle caught
at each corner with a tniy Colonial
nosegay OF pink flowers. A floral
arrangement of assorted pink
flowers conferred the table with
silver candelabra holding lighted
pink tapers on either side. At one
end was the five TERED wedding
cake with decorations of pink
roping.
A reception was held following
the Mines. Jackie West, Bill Bailey
Marian Parham, Lucille Williams,
Rosemary Fungerburg, Aroma
Parker. Hazel Reveiera, GENEVA
Stanbeck. Patricia Palmer, and
Miss Harriette Amey.
Mrs. Vernon attended the Dur
ham City schools. Howard Univer-
city, Washington. d. c. and North
Carolina College, Durham, ". c.
Mr.. Vernon attended the Mime
apolis city schools and Howard
University. He is the business
manager Of the Howard Univer-
sity Dental school.
After a brief wedding trip TO
points North, the couple will be
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N. fell backward down six stair
steps In her home on Tuesday,
February LIST and as a result aif-
fered a badly sprained back. She
has been confined to her bed for
week.
Dinner Hosts: Mr., and Mrs.
Charles A. Thomas, 1921 Fourth
Az, s.. were hosts at dinner to Mr..
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and Mrs. Gordon Granger on Sun
day, February 9.
VIII Attend Beauticians Con-
vention; The Mines. Theresa
Granger, Yvonne Jones and Ruby
Howelton will leave this week end
for st. Louis, Mo-. where they win
attend the Regional Beautician's
convention.
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IT WAS OBVIOUS that this group Is at

with Nevins spIrualsl
Ewing ability and to the
ladies the for their conscientious study!
THERE PLENTY EMPLOYMENT for sidewalk engin-
ers what with the peep Empire
the renovaions Building
Grants
We DROPPED IN Mrs r. Jones' TAT ST. Anthony and
Negro Union
and were delighted to OF The Spokesman" small
tabloid published in Detroit Mich 1t church publication edited
and printed by members Of Rev Carlyle F. Stewards congregation
THE SMALL FRY community
the Family Night to be held at the Faust Theatre February 81
The Maxeld by representa-
lives Sales made at the box office viii not count
the popular vocalist julius Caesar of
Minneapolis will appear at Pilgrim Baptist church on Friday Feb
just engagement
Milwaukee look forward
this Pilgrim sponsoring this
affair
RESIDENTS OF THE CRIspUs ATTUCKs HOME were de.
Royalty They during open
Mutual the building and
talking with residents who not able to down into the y
ing room
INTERESTING THIS WEEK banking
Of the First National Bank with ne display Of 81 Paul artists The
Northwest certainly been with
paint and brushl
WE ARE WEARING PRIDE a
small pin little time and pint blood donated
the 81, Paul Regional Blood Center II painless
very pleasant experienced good feeling
helpful distress the you"
priceless Response APP
proves
the world to fellow fundamental to
Of Hfe"
FEBRUARY thirteth NEGRO
observed The found
the study History
early started Washington d, C. j
your support II requires Ieas, 10
anyone interested in such a project great
contribution 20 the intsrcuitura life Of our aty'
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DAUGHTER OF PROMINENT NORTH
CAROLINA FAMILY WEEDS FORMER
MIklNEAPOlITAN IN HOME WEDDING

Durham, n. C-Mrs Gloria Garrett HAYNES of Washington
D. c. daughter of Dr. and Mrs York d. Garrett of Fay
esve Durham became the bride of Mr. Don Manuel Ver
of Washington, D. c. of Mrs Ada S. Johnigan, Min
neapois, Mimi, and Mr.. Louis Vernon of Chicago H.
p Friday january the home of the bride parents
Evening star., 1955-06-18
By DAVID G. BAREUTHER

Is there a place in your home
for a little invisible. splitable
atom? There'd better be!
Atomic heating plants with
summer cooling systems are just
around the corner. They'll cost
you just $50 a year to operate
says an expert.
And you'll build your house
with plastic, subjected to atomic
radiation to make 1t stronger
than steel VIII this replace
lumber?
ALI we are waiting for when IL
comes to economical home heat
ing and cooling is o new dis
covery Of a large source OF
fashionable material. says Robert
E. Ferry, general manager Of the
Institute Of Boiler and Radiator
Manufacturers. So get out your
Geiger counters and 60 hunting
Mr.. Ferry was speaking at the
recent 40th anniversary meeting
of his industry at Absecon, N. J
He said that all of the parts
needed for an atomic home heat
ing and cooling plant are now
available on the market, except
for the small atomic reactor to
replace fuel.
Evening star., 1955-06-18
Atomic Heat in Homes
is Seen Not Far Awuy

This missing unit, hermeti-
Ically sealed in lead and about
twice the size of an automobile
battery. should cost about $500
according to Ferry. It would be
good for six years and then would
be replaced. Net cost: $50 per
year, no chimney, no ashes, no
waste energy.
The rest of the workings are
so we'll known that you could
install such a plant in q house
for about $500, says Mr.. Ferry.
The potential strength of plas-
tic has been demonstrated with
Ia new hammer now on the mar
|ket. It has a brilliant red handle
made of plastic reinforced with
fiber glass. This handle is
stronger than steel, yet it has the
residence and shock absorbing
quality Of hickory.
With this strength attained by
blending plastic and q glass
product, the possibilities Of the
new alchemy Of gamma radia-
ton are fabulous.
Architectural Forum recently
explored. the prospects of such
radiant-treated plastic for the
benefit OF designers and engi-
See ATOMIC, Page BE-
Evening star., 1955-06-18

would be a detriment so far as
the county was concerned"
Mr.. Hoyt pointed favorably to
Montgomery County and the
Northwest section of Washing =
ton as areas where homes more
than pay their way, as far as
taxes are concerned.
For instance, Montgomery
County alone has more homes of
IA value Of $4,000 or more than
all the Baltimore City and
County combined" he said.
And then If you add to that
the Northwest sector of the Dis
trict of Columbia. you have a
great concentration Of high in
come.
so that in those areas you
have a natural area for extern
sion of high-grade homes. You
have a concentration of families
in the social register, the diplo-
matte service in that area"