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by ShirIee"
Well, hello fabulous people OF
the Twins, here's more news a
bout some of the happenings.
Friday night the Los Diablos
had a surprise birthday party for
Wilma Merrill. Joe Williams
wouldn't let anyone in the kit
chen door, so that he. along with
the help OF Richard Greene, Nor
man Westberry, Almeda Jones,
Barb Barnes, Barb Allen, Wilma
Merrill. Gayle Schoficld and Bev
Eason and Ellie Witherspoon
could eat up all the food.
Wanda Robinson, Roz Simms,
Deloris Smiley, and Lovey VIII
Hams had a surprise party for
jeanne Carter at Wanda's house
Friday night. Happy Birthday
jeanne!
The Los DiabIos dance Satur-
day was a huge success. A certain
"hat-wearing" date was not try
ing so hard to get into the dance,
because he didn't have any money.
II just wasn't his night So TO all
you people who thought he was
trying 10 cry his way in, he
wasn't He just wore his hat at
the wrong time, so he couldn't get
in that night
Joke Line
Suzzy: Mitzie, did you know
that Joe fell out OF a two-story
window last night
Mitzie: No, I hope he didn't
hurt himself too bad.
Suzzy: He didn't, he had on his
light fall" coat.
Joe Williams is back from New
York. Welcome home Joe.
Charlene Smith gave a jump
Sunday where most Of the kids
went after the show.
You know, it's about time they
had a dance at Labor Temple. AT
least they came back in style,
with a great artist. Tiny Brad
shaw.
The Dsmingo, that paper the
Dsmingoes of Wheatley put out,
is really clever. Al all times you
have TO watch what you are doing.
because the reporters watch
everything that goes on, and just
about no matter what you do, they
put II in the paper. So watch your
step!
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Ct. Paul

~ MILDRED JORDAN

HEADING MINNESOTA CENTENNIAL Commission
created by our 1855 legislature Representative Peter Pcpoh
commission viii make to celebrate Mnnesotas
tennal
WITH our desk piled high (as usual and
typical for newspaper reader Eunyce
dropped in this week to pick cut and when
reached through the debris a
surprise her face!
LATER SAME DAY when another good reader
William Walker complaint
partment" Last Friday but
to Circulation: Don't let 1t happen again!
TO SOFT STRAINS PIANo by Mrs Prentice Harris
the models the credafawn Credit
held last Thursday october IS in the Capitol Room the Golden
Rule exhibited and charm well the chic
attire.
PINCH HITTING FOR MRS GEORGIA MooREHEAD WHO
ILL., Louels looking pretty
BEYOND $ Of progress report
being released by the ST. Paul Water Board n the
promoting the understanding communs
gram amazed at the statistical information
IS OF As states
degrees in cities lawns could not be sprinkd ALL
we lucky Mnnesons We had only to live through period OF
tailment
and flower gardens the bright
hood during the summer months
THE TRIAL" TRULY FASCINATING movie now playing
at the Strand featuring
judge stirring you
there is s time 1t is being held because the
attendance,
INTERESTED PRoBI4 AGEDr Then
Association to be held Thursday October "a at Mt Ohvet Baptist
church when the activities will
ACTIVE AND INTERESTED BOARD MEMBERS are urgently
needed by the Cspus Attacks
elected you paid your
into the association this member good standing
Let not r responsibility to the aged citizens who need the
Crispus Attacks Home
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day, November u, with Mrs. Her
man Brown, s7os Smelling Av. as
hostess.
Birthday To BE Ceiebrated:
Sunday. October %. win be
momentous day for Mrs Gertrude
vinigar of 542 Aldrich Av. N,
who viii celebrate her s0th birth
day on this date. Her son-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gonzales are entertaining at open
house" in honor OF the occasion at
their horne. 1909 8. Seventh ST. ON
Sunday afternoon between and
Q p. m, when friends viii come In
to greet the honoree and extend
best wishes OF the day.
Out OF Hospital; Mr.. Richard
Ross, $50 Aldrich Av. NJ, has re-
turned home from Fairv1ew hos
pital where he was a patient for
the past week and s convalescing
at home,
Much Improved: o. J. Thornton,
1912 Fourth Av s., Is improving
from a stroke suffered August %.
Mr.. Thornton, who was patient
in Mt Sinai Hospital is now at
the Kenney Institute where he Is
receiving therapy treatments and
is progressing favorably. He In
able TO spend week ends at home
with his wife.
Back Home; Hobart T, Mitchell,
local business man. returned home
Saturday. October 10, from De-
troit. Mich. guest OF HIS brother
Or. Ralston s. Mitchell. Mr., Nit
chell went to Detroit in the inter-
est OF his brother 10 handle some
real estate transactions While
there. he also took cruise on DR..
Mitchelis yacht, Big Mich" on
Lake Michigan. The yacht was re-
Gently pictured In Jet magazine
New Brother: Among the new
est floor walking fathers In Wes-
ley ] Lyle. Sr,, whose wife pre-
sented him with new son, Mar
Gus Whitney, born October 10, at
Fairview hospital The family
which lives at 333 E. 3sth st. also
includes two other sons, Rodney
Dean and Wesley James Jr., who
are welcoming their new brother
and playmate Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Williams OF Indianapolis.
Ind. are the paternal grand
parents.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred c. Edwards, 2208 Elliot Av
were hosts at dinner party on
Sunday, October 49, Guests includ-
ed Rev. and Mrs. Charles M. Sex
ton, Mrs. Cora Sanders. Mr., and
Mrs. Shermont Polk and daughter,
Sandra and Mrs. Sadie Williams.
Following dinner guests relaxed
with television and sociaiized. Mrs
Edward had as dinner guest on
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Avery
Paul and Mrs. Gladys Starks
| ConyaIescent: Mrs Sadie vii
Hams who has been confined TO rer
home due 10 illness Is now con-
valcscent and able TO be up and n
round
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21
Mrs. Margaret Rhodes
Is Honored On Her
10th Birthday

Mrs. Margaret Rhodes, 1924
Clinton Az. was made very happy
Tuesday. October IS. on her 10th
birthday when her daughter. Mrs.
Thomas NJ. Jones, rendered a won
derfui birthday party In her hon
or.
Between the hours of 4 and 8
p. m. group of her church CO.
workers and friends converged on
her home TO extend best Wishes
and happy returns Of the day,
showering her with many lovely
gifts and cards Climaxing her
gifts were one dozen American
Beauty roses and beautiful
birthday cake, snow white mass
decorated with pink rosebuds and
Happy Birthday inscribed.
AS the afternoon progressed,
the group enjoyed singing and
enjoying the refreshme n I y
served by the hostess in the din
ing room. decorated with the
table spread with heirloom hand.
made lace Battenberg cloth cen
tered with floral arrangement
of white chrysanthemums and or
child pom poms.
Guests who shared In the happy
occasion were Presiding Elder
Nelson Pryor, Rev. and Mrs. NJ
l.. Simmons and family, Mr., and
Mrs. Oliver Rhodes and family
the Mines, Ida Moppins, &c, Down
J, II. Collins ST. Myrtle Potter
Fannie Pierre Lewis, Matte
Boyd, Tyler Howell sr., Jessi,
Shannon. Lucille Cooke,
Also the Mines ID, u. Combs, "
c. Johnigan, Harlan Russell Sr.
Bruce Il. Lucas. Viola Madden
the Mcssrs. and Mines. John r
Lawrence. St Paul. George Bank
Jr,, and the Messrs, Carl Wade
Sr., and Robert Pierre.
Ms. Louie Perkins assisted tn
hostess in serving refreshments,
Those who sent gifts, but wer
unable To be present were tn
Mines. Gertrude Smith, HALL
Ewing, Wayne Uptegrove an,
Boyd Howell
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ing their short visit. Mr.. Ford re-
newed many old acquaintance of
former St. Paulites. The trio re-
port a very nice time was enjoyed.
Wednesday Matinee Club: The
Wednesday Matinee club held its
regular meeting on October IL,
at the home of Mrs. Florence
Gooden, 2s3 N. Avon st. Mrs.
Catherine Digit was voted in as
a new member. Following the
business session. Mrs. Grace Jones
birthday was celebrated. She re-
ceived many lovely gifts.
Family Visitors; Mr.. and Mrs.
I. z. Num- of Chattanooga, Tenn,
stopped over in St Paul. after
visiting in New York where they
attended the World Series ball
games, and were the guests of Mr..
Nunn's brother-in-law and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Williams. 322 N.
Avon st. Mr.. Mum, who formerly
lived In st. Paul. renewed many
old acquaintance during their WIS.,
il. The visitors were extended
many social courtesies. They were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Camp
bell, 543 Carroll Av., at cocktails.
New Position: Miss Zoe Ann
Durand, daughter of Mrs. Jessie
Sweat of Los Angeles. Calf, is
now employed at stenographer
of KNIT Columbia Broadcasting
System in Hollywood. Miss Dur
and and her mother formerly lived
in st. Paul. where Miss Durand at
tended Central High School.
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fitted scalloped cap. She wore
white shoes and carried a bouquet
of white roses and stephanots
with an orchid in the center.
Attending the bride were Mrs.
Dorothy Washington, of Cleveland,
Ohio, matron or honor and Miss
Marjorie Slade, Columbus, Ohio
maid of honor. Mrs. Washington
is the brides sister. Bridesmaids
were Miss Dorothy Ward of Mil
ton, Pa; Miss Ruth Smiley of
Minneapolis. and the Mines. Mar
tina Silvera and Lenore Carson.
both of Cleveland Miss Ward is
the groom's sister. Her attendants
wore identical dresses of crystal
cite with two in each shade of
pink tulip, raspberry and rouge
red. They carried bouquets of car
nations in colors contrasting their
gowns.
Flower girl was Karen Carson,
niece of the bride. She wore a
dress Of white tafetta similar to
the dresses of the bridesmaids and
carried a basket Of pink roses and
baby NUNS.
Best man was Richard Ward Of
Detroit. Mich. brother of the
groom. Ushers were Rufus Carson
Of Cleveland. both brothers Of the
bride: Richard Howell and Ken
meth Law of Minneapolis and
James Jackson Of Detroit, Michi-
gan.
Pre-nuptial music was by
Mrs.. Harriet Bell Smith. Mrs.
Queen Esther Taylor sang 80
Promise Me" and The Lords
Prayer"
Mrs Rufus Carson Sr.. mother
Of the bride was lovely in a gown
Of mulberry lace and crepe with
pink accessories. Mrs. Mervin
Ward, the groom's mother was
very stunning in blue velvet with
black accessories. Both Mrs. Car
son and Mrs. Ward wore corsages
Of orchids.
Immediately following the we'd
ding, a reception was held at the
home Of the brides parents. As
sisting at the reception were Mrs.
Helen Davis who was in charge Of
gifts and Mrs. Ora Anderson, who
registered guests. Hostesses were
the Mines. Fannie Carson. Jose
phine Howell and Georgia Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson went
TO Chicago, Ill, for their honey
moon. Mrs. Thompson wore a
beige suit with matching hat,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21
WEDNESDAY MATINEE CLUB
TAXES NEW MEMBER

The regular meeting Of the
Wednesday Matinee Club was held
on Wednesday, October ~, at the
home Of Mrs. Florence Gooden,
2s3 No Avon, 81. Paul. Mrs. Ca
Uterine Digit was voted in as a
new member. The group also cele-
brated the birthday Of Mrs Grace
Jones She received many wonder
ful gifts Corresponding secretary
Of the club Is Mrs, Dorothy @.
Davis
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21
Jack And Jill To
Plan Halloween Party
For Small FRY

Children from two TO four years
Of age Of the Twin city Chapter
OF Jack and Jill were entertained
at a Halloween party held at the
home Of Mrs. Richard l.. Stokes,
Jr., 1900 nth Az, SO. on Saturday
afternoon, October IS.
Children five to ten years old
and the pre-teen age group win
attend the play, "Huckleberry
Finn" at the University Of Mime
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21
DORATI RETURNS

Antal Dorati, conductor of tn,
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
arrived in New York this weel,
and Ia completing plans for the
opening Of the ie55-bs season be.
fore returning to the Twin Cities
Travelling with Dorati were his
wife and l5-year old daughter,
Tonina, who have spent three
months mentioning in Switzer-
land and the musical ccnters Of
Europe.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21
Sterling Club Hardtime Party

Sterling Club members, their
wives and guests will attend a
''Hardtime Party" at the club
Friday night, October %. to which
invitations have been issued. It
will be the first opportunity for
many to view the newly remodeled
and refurbished club home. Sew
eral thousands Of dollars were ex-
pended in repairing and remodel
ing the building after a disastrous
fire several months ago
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21

Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was beautiful in a white
satin gown with lace panels. A
sweetheart neckline was set off
with lace and her finger tip veil
of Chantilly lace was attached TO
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21
cHIlDREN'S MODERN
DANCE PROGRAM AT
MpLS. wv SUNDAY

A program of Modern Dance by
the Studio Dance Group and the
Junior Dance Workshop will be
held at the Minneapolis YWCA
Sunday afternoon, at $50 p. m.
in Benton Hall.
The groups are directed by such
well known modern dance inter
pretors as Gertrude Lippincott
and Eunice Cain.
Admission is 40c. No reserved
seats, doors open at p. m.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21

Jolly rs In Election: When the
Jolly 70 club q 81 Peters AnE
church met with Mrs Harry Mas
sengIl. s7fs Flfth Az g. on
Thursday evening October 20.
plans were completed FOR the plays
20 b. presented and election u
officers were held with the new
slate o. officers % b. announced
later
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21

This paper tries always to get
the facts as they are and not as
II would like TO see thens- We
print the news-the people and
community make II
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21
WE WE'RE TIE GUEST Of Bob BrandI

Gopher Buge We sending out
best wis to Mario Queen Contest"
WONDERFUL MUSICAL PROGRAM is scheduled for $50 p
Sunday Ohvet Baptist church learned from Calvin
chairman the affair Featured the the
Mems Chorus Of Mt. Ove
and Twin City artists
THERE!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21

Some 100000 u. s. families
own Tor are owned by dogs;
around 300 own cats.
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

visited In Omaha Mr.. and Mrs Dale Ford 4O4 Virginia
v and Mrs Eva Green motored Omaha Neb on Friday
October IA and returned home Monday evening While in
Omaha Mrs Green visited her nephew and WIFE, Mr. and Mrs
Cennng Lee and the Fords guests of their cousins
and Mrs Marcel Hayes and Mr. and Mrs Frank Mov Dnr
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21
OZELLA CARSON EXCHANGES WEDDING
VOWS WITH ARCHIE THOMPSON AT
CAMPHOR METHODIST SATURDAY

Miss Ozea Carson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Rufus Carson
ST. 977 Carroll Av St. Paul became the bride of Archie
Thompson of Milton, Pa in beautiful double ring ceremony
Camphor Memorial Methodist church Saturday October
at 1870 Performing the ceremony Bishop Herbert
Dnrs nf Ienre urnrth kans
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Social and Personal
T MINNEAPOLIS *

Birthday Club Mrs Albert Allen Jr, and Mrs Bert Da-
vson ohoseses at the regular meeting of the Birthday
club held the home of Mrs Allen 1904 Fifth Av s. Saur-
day. October Capturing prizes the Mines Thaddeus
James, Willie Hail. William McQuerry, Harold Carter War
nell Rhodes and Walter Smith The meeting will be Saur
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21

The name Dorothy means gift
OF God" Mabel means 'lovable, d"
Next question
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21

a minor operation Is always
the one performed on somebody
else.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21

More than 1000. 900 American
families heat with oil,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21

sofa on Saturday afternoon, Oc-
tober %.
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ACCORDING To THE BOARDS pr

ACCORDING TO TIE BOARDS president,
stephen l.. Maxwell, there Is hope OF embarlSing ON
a building campaign. The full support of the com
munty is most urgently needed at this time!
AND A GREAT BIG BOUQUET TO members
of the st, Anthony Hill Garden Club who went to
the home last week and planted flowers
WE WERE THE GUEST OF Bob Brandt at the
dinner given by the Uni-Dale Improvement Club on
last Tuesday October 20 in the Belmont Club
and Bob tolls US that the club will sponsor the
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01
81, 200 In Prize Awards
70 Rope off Whole Block
For Leaf Jubilee Thursday

Don try % drive ear on
Main Street Thursday afternoon
between High and Third streets
Mat area is reserved for the com
inunltys special guests. tobacco
farmers here for the Chamber Of
Commerce Io5acco Jubilee
The annual Jubilee celebrating
elnd-up u the Doacco season
Ana expressing the colnmunlty's
4hafka for the tobacco sold here
klil have is stage on the steps
III the Prince Edward County
Courthouse
r " P8a.e. CHAIRMAN Of the
Chambers T3oacco Market com
tnlttee winch is atagiag ne cele-
pfatlog reports chat the Official
program featured with the
awarding Of 3 200 ln prizes. be
kna 10 , . 81
Band Concert
THE whole DOCK VIII be- Eopcd
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01

Expressions Of esteem and APP
probation fol the work Of COM
nuajty correspondents were
made IN the form Of a banquet
Saturday night when Is county
writer's and editorial staff mem
bers Of The Fafmville Herald sat
down together at Hotel Weyan-
oke. FarnIWlle as guests Of own
En- and publisher. J 3 Wall
After a dinner of roast chick
en-. Mrs. H D. Morng Of Cum
oerland, chief Of field CORES pom
dents, presided as her co-workers
presented a program Of entertain
ment This included
vocal duet by Mrs Margaret
Watson and Mrs Edward Payne.
of Darlington Heights accompan-
HID on the piano by Mrs Wat
sons son, Brett watson, a 20
etc sk.t on Life In the Year
1000 by Mrs. Cleveland Jones Of
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01
Heart Campaign
Next In Virginia's
Fund Raising Efforts

A Heart I"und goal for Virginia
CT 5000 900 was announced to-
day b. John VI Camp. Of Frank
I'm state campaign chairman
Tie II art Fund. to be conducted
throughout the month Of Feb
1lary by Virginia Heart Associa-
ton ana Its affiliated chapters
and committees. is for the sup
Sort Of heart res aT'eh education
ana community service In Virgil
MIA as web as the nation wide
heart research activities of Amer
can II ar Association
This goal 'Mr Camp said. IS
approximately six per cent per
capita. and represents very
small amount to ask when one
considers the tremendous size o.
-he heart problem In 1858 over
IS 900 VirginIans lost their lives
due to heart ana blood vessels
Ill asses III other words. for
every two people who died one
died o. 4 haart or circulation di-
seaes
The hart Association pro-
gram arc helping . bring new
hop To heart sufferers. Mr..
Camp stated New surgical meth
ods ncW drugs and bette dag
nostic technique which have
come about through heart research
are enabling thousands OF heart
victims TO lead normal or near
normal activities Educatlonal
f pr3grams are bringing to medical
WORKERS and the general public
neW knowledge Of the heart d.
sease
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01

off by police. however, from 80
. ~ on and the FarTnv.lle High
School band will be presented in q
concert from about that time ua-
I'll the start Of the formal pro-
gram
Fourth D.strict CONGRESSMAN
Watkins " Abb.i4 viii speak
briefly Oh the tobacco situation as
he knows ii from the national
level and local viewpoints viii De-
expressed by Mayor w. G Ftz-
patrick and J 3. Wall
Prior To the awarding Of 90
prizes. topped BY the $500 first
DE.zf ID merchandise certificates,
men behind the i'armville Market
BUYERS. managers. warehousemen
2n be recognized for their part
~ tic market operation
Must Re Present
Chairman Pairet said that the
81 200 available for prizes is dl-
vided INTO seven major awards
from the top to such things as
j watch. radio and set OF silver
ware Some IS additional prizes.
most IN merchandise certificates
.. useful nature to farm fani-
Lies viii enable 20 growers to
axe aim slzaDl- awards.
Prizes win be awarded or q
drawing using duplicate tickets to
those provided growers with sales
during the season Persons must
be present at number calling time
To claim their prizes however. M.
Palret points out.
Funds for the award program
are obtained from Farmville and
envrons merchants with Mr..
Pairet's Chamber committe head
ing up the collection and program
planning phases
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01
College Organ Recital
Open To Public

All organ recital ailI BE- pres
sented BY Roy Jeeson. associate
professor Of music at Lone@ood
College. during assembly al TO
D. IN. TUESDAY Feb ! THE a.
semhly which Will be held hi Jar
man Auditorium viii be 6tren 10
the public
Highiights OF the progrsala VIII
be Bach Prelude and Faigue"
and "Chorale fer Organ Ahy Ce-
sar Franck. Mr.. lesson selected.
these TWO numbers because they
represent some of the great nlus!e
written for organ. and he viii say
d few words about each, before
p.a. .ns them on t11e crs@n