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Evening star., 1955-02-27
BY Kite TurmeII

offer to see o girl home. or
come see her.
"But q girl does expect q boy
to treat her to something. once
in awhile. For instance. ice
cream. It doesn't have to be a
super-sundae. Girl who finds
ways to manage her money
admires the man who spends
wisely. However. there's no
date-future with the moocher
and smoother who is always
short on money, long on hand
holding!"
Try these ways to cut date
costs that work well for others:
/. II a boy likes a girl, wants
to know her better. there Is no
need for him to rush a bid to
go out. He may ask, or she
may suggest. that he drop in
at her home. Short "home
date" gives him a chance to
meet her family. size up what
entertainment to suggest first
date out.
2. See what can be done to
spark or promote the "pot-luck
parties" at homes Of boys and
girls, for which many now take
turns on home hospitality. The
Little Club" for couples. that
meets regularly for dancing,
games, can be more fun than
a single date"
8. Don't burrow so deep in
date cost accounting that you
overlook all the things. for
miles around, that two could
do as cheaply as one! There's
always outdoors. To talk while
you walk home from school or
a game or to q neighborhood
store is the breezy way to build
up a good companionship.
4. For indoor sports. dances.
parties, check what's doing,
date nights at club. church.
school and community CEN
ters.
Example, a "Do's for Two's"
program to Chase the Blues"
sponsored by the YM-YWCA
Gin Windsor. Ontario) includes
these activities: Ballroom and
square dancing, mixed swim
ming. mixed gymnastics, bad
minton, ping pong, social edu-
cation FRIDAY nights. Also
Sunday flreside parties.
Around your town. look into
the hobby clubs, the youth
Evening star., 1955-02-27

coming from the two sides of the White House It's been
monty understood around the mostyae that the
Esenhowers Gettysburg farmhouse Just about for
and the have been stating that in their
stories Mrs Mary McCaee Mrs. Esenhower secretary
said the other that the house still long from being
finished that the First Lady beginning to pick dapy
and spcove fabrics etc. Reporters notes decided
that conflict represented difference between
a womans view a house. "A thinks house finished
when theta carpenter leaves" said "A doesn't
think it's finished until the last drapery hung and there
fresh flowers on the piano."
LOCAL AUTHOR-Although he is better known for haDing
tnvented telephone Alexander Graham Bell actually de-
poted much of his life ttering education the deat Fifty
years OF his life spent teacher consuant.
searcer and board president OF the pioneering Clarke School
for at Northampton Mass NoD his granddaughter
Washtngtonan Lillian Grosuenor who the board of the
school, article the current National Geographic Mag
Gzine entitled deaf Children Learn to Talk at Clarke School,
FIRST YOU YAwN-At a recent meeting of women inter-
making political speeches. Congresswonan said: Il
have found it big help to just before making speech
relaxing the audience said: Il always draw
three four deep breath member of the panel replied:
Look your audience directly in the eyemyou have them from
thought lady politicians yawning then taking deep
you yawn take deep breath eye you've
place"
PRESS CLUB LEGEND-The Press Club Building at 18th
and streets has plenty OF noends about former in
habdndnd they're Gl0ays etuening conversation at the
bar luncheon table For instance Bob Allen has secretary
Adelne Sunday When things get too hectic for Miss
Sunday she starts playing piano and singing, rather in
ouing note other occupants OF the floor When the late
Sir Wilnuot LeU longtime correspondent for the London
Times occupied Suite 1902 Ods seldom tidted up 1902
occupied and Liz Carpenter and spck and
former member of Sir Winotts staff recently
and remarked: "Teuye got dentists office in herei Cant
get how boddy antiseptc 1t look Basco Timnons
o has string OF Teras great cat tancier and
has cat Dho afraid of Cabin Coolidge After
the of election confirmed staunch friend
OF the President through the halls OF the Press Club yeno
Unpack. everybody unpack."
MEXICAN MOOD-People talking about the Mexican art
and handcaft display Omseads street The major
portion of the exhibit from the Mexican Embassy The
embassy loaned Mr. Brahms of the Mexican chefs to
prepare authentic food food made such
hit restaurants clientele the chef staying part
time basis.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Mrs. Ebun Receives
Pioneer Women

Mrs. Abba Eban, wife Of the
Israeli Ambassador, will receive
the Medina Club, Pioneer
Women, on Friday at / pm.
at the Chancery, 1921 Twenty
second street NV. Mrs. Mena-
hem Bjoza, cultural chairman,
will introduce the members to
Mrs. Eban.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Teen Etiquette
HighCostofD Dating Worries Boys

room library programs, the
evening classes that appeal to
you. Get with mixed-group
activity.
You might discover that you
don't need date money for
some Of the best things In
life that are yours for the
seeking-new friends, fresh
interests.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Teen Etiquette

The high cost Of dating and
social events is a big worry for
many young people. When
high school students were
asked to list their problems,
Tom jotted:
Money! Date expenses.
Prom costs. MONEY!
Imitation has hit kids, too"
young people explain. during
teen etiquette discussions. "It
costs twice as much to do half
as much"
Changing customs also dent
the date budget.
Dating now begins early;
some junior : high schoolers
now "go steady" To take a girl
out is apt to cost double what
it would take to "go stag" To
want to date, soon. as most
your age in your town do. is
natural.
To ease the problem Of date
money calls for some straight
thinking. See the ideas below
that date-wise students offer
on date-spending.
Boys Say:
"If dating costs twice what
you can afford. date half as
often, or do things that cost
half as much.
Don't 60 where you can't
pay your share. Nobody likes
the check-dodger. Everyone
admires one who has the
courage to skip what he can't
afford without being bitter!
Don't think you have to be
a heavy spender, whenever you
take a girl out. If she's the
gimmie, buy-me, get-me type,
forget her before she bank
rupts you.
BE generous but don't
splurge. You can't buy popu-
larity or prestige. You can
earn both. without having to
batter your budget. Be the
solid person that girls and
other men want to be with"
Girls Soy:
Lack of car, big money
should not keep a boy from
asking for a date. A sincere
girl does not measure a man
by what he spends-neces-
sarily!
There are lots of things to
do, like sports, school and
club stuff, that cost little or
nothing. A boy can always
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Leother Touch

Leather trimming on your
spring town suit Is q new de-
tail idea. An elegant box
jacket affair Of striped mems
wear-worsted. features two
zippered leatherbound pockets
and zippered sleeve pockets.
The straight skirt has o
leather Raisthand.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Rep. Keorns Speaker
At Rock Creek Club

Representative Carroll
Kearns of Pennsylvania will
speak at the monthly meeting
of the Rock Greek Women's
Republican Club at st. Johns
Episcopal Church parish hall
on Monday. Mrs. Louis Grav-
ellie, club president, has an
nounced a business meeting at
10:30 to precede the II o'clock
program.
Evening star., 1955-02-27

sioner to South Wet Nam
:. the return of the pop
ular VGllerinos of Panama
=. the netDs that Repre-
sentdtiDe Frances Bolton
Just Inherited one-third
OF a IS million estate and
predictions that she might
soon become an amlbGSsa-
dor the unpredictdble
snotp that descends on the
city Just at cocktail party
time.
4 4 i y
A HOUSE A HOME
Reporters are chuckling
about the roydicfipo cfoyioe
Evening star., 1955-02-27
By the Way
Bits Of News Along Porty Row;
SirPercySpenderLoyes to Dance

CURRENT CHIT-CHAT-Cdpitalites talking about the
enthusiastic dancing OF Sir Percy Spender the Australian Am
bassador at the Ray Henles dance last meek the fact that
Bonnet head OF the French delegation the Manila
conference Bangkok. be appointed high
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AVA MOORE SERVICES
HElD ON JulY 4

Services for Mrs. AIva Lucille
Moore, 1885 Humboldt Az. N.
were held Saturday, July 2 at
1890 "A m. at the Minneapolis
Apostolic Church, si6 Girard Av.
~ with Elder Robinson official.
ing
Mrs. Moore died June 30. In the
Minneapolis General hospital after
"A brief illness, She was born In
ST Paul, August q, 1908, where
she had resided until she moved
10 Minneapolis about fourteen
years ago. She was member OF
the Minneapolis Apostolic church.
Survivors include a son. Jerome
T.. Riley, Grandson, Jerome ",
Riley Jr, five brothers, William
c. Moore, Omaha, Mack and Eu-
gene Moore Of 81 Paul Roy J.
Moore. Monrovia, Calf. Willie G..
Moore. Duluth. two sisters. Mrs
Grace Hooper. Detroit. Mich :.
Mrs, Ruth Whitfield Chicago. III
and two stepdaughters. Mrs An
ME Jackson and Mary Reynolds Of
Minneapolis
Burial was IN Elmhurst GENE.
terry with Neal Funeral Home in
Charge of the service.
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In Chicago; Mrs Barbara Cyrus
1883 Clinton Az, IL mentioning In
Chicago and Ii the house guest Of
her aunt and uncle.
Week End In winnipeg; Mrs,
Anna Lee Johnson. 1902 Firth Az
3, and Mrs Jessie q. shepard.
1928 Firth Az. n, returned Tues
day morning from winnipeg,
Man, Canada. where they were
guests at the Cornwall Hotel.
They were guests at the banquet
given by MiEpah Chapter oEs,
also party given for chapter
members At the Cornwall on Hat
urday and ON Sunday went on n
motorcade Sightseeing tour OF the
city On Monday evening. Mrs
Johnson, Mrs. Emma simms and
Mrs Shepard were tho dinner
guests Of Mr. and Mrs J a. Hrar
coc, on Sunday evening they were
guests of Mrs, Rutherford and
daughters, Mrs, Nick Webster and
Ruth Allen,
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More record and disc news In
the Minneapolis SPOKESMAN.
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Garden Lovers Minneapolis Gar
den Club made their annual tour
Of Twin city flower gardens on
Tuesday, July ;, Proceeding the
tour, Mrs Andrew Clark Sr, 40ao
Clinton Az. was hostess at a pref
uly appointed breakfast party
held in her very beautiful flower
garden.
Following breakfast the tour
began stopping first AT the home
of Mrs. J Clark and on To Mrs
Eugene Bradley, tn Mrs. Earl
Sims, Mrs. Hardy White, Rufus
Webster, A Is Casusius, who
served refreshments.
From Mrs CassiuH they pro.
cecded To Mrs, Henry Thomas
home then TO Walter Aston, John
Nellie, Jr., Frank Conners, J. y,
Stevens. Spencer ShivcTs, q, w
Granger. Clyde Williams, u. v
Marshall who also served refresh
mentA and then to r. NJ. Fas.
sctts
From there they took the scenic
chain OF lakes drive Ia the Carl
Watson home and were refreshed
with light refreshments before re
Stunning the tour, The next stop
was nj the Dan Russell home and
from there they journeyed 10 81
Paul to the James o Mann home
Mrs Mann feted the group with a
picnic dinner served in her at
tractive back yard The last stop
was at the home Of Mrs James
oliver and concluded day filled
with beauty and the many gar
dens viewed presented n fairyland
81 color and Expressed the person
atty Of the owners.
On July 10, the club viii hold
n Flower Show at ST. Peters
AME church, Fourth Az. and 4Ist
st. from 10 p. m. On display
will be- many specimens from the
gardens of the members as well
m different floral arrangements.
Chriatmas table decorations, u
special bridal table and Christmas
table and a fireplace decorative
arrangement.
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NOTICE
The Minneapolis coVneiI OF
Negro Organizations
NOW Inustlvel

The Minneapolis Council of Ne
gro Organizations witch was az,
ganizod IN lDa2 tot the purpose oi
handling those problems affecting
the social and civic welfare Of No,
gro people IN the community In
NOW defunct and has not been ac.
tive since ipib During the period
Of inactivity the funds of the or
ganlZation noas than $1,000
have remaind On deposit ~ the
Midland National Bank
We hereby NOTIFY all former
urganizationaI members that the
funds viii be given 10 the Nation.
al Association for the Advance
mcnt of Culnred People unless
there are written objections 10
such disposition
Signed
Dr W = Brown, treasurer.
1902 IirunopIn Az
Henry u Thomas, President,
500 Aiirlch Az n
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Social and Personal
x MINNEAPOLIS

Fourth Av. s.. delegates to the
Annual Laymen's Convention OF
the AME church. left for South
Bend, Ind. on Wednesday July Q,
where they win attend the con
vrntion.
Married.; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Withorspoon. ITO Aldrtch Az. N.
have announced the marriage OF
their daughter. Mrs, Patricia vii.
liama to Milton Lott OF Los An
gcles. Calf The marriage took
place In Northwood. Ia, on Satur-
day. July 2. They were accompan-
ted To Iowa by their parents and
sister and brother-in.law, Mr.. and
Mra, Donald Turner,
Anniversary Grcctlnxa; Greet
tngs to Mr., and Mrs Howard Lo-
gan of A2i9 Second Az g.. who
win observe their 2Ath Wedding
anniversary on Saturday, July Q,
New York Visitor, Mias Mary
Engclharit OF New York City In
visiting Miss Connee Chivers OF
A0iT clinton Av. Miss Engelhardt
Ia a graduate OF the Manhattan
Teachers College and Ia currently
employed At the chlidren's Center
In Manhattan, Miss Chlvers win
he hostess at dinner party In
honor OF her guest ON Saturday
July ., Other guests will be the
Misses Leola jackson, Kathryn
Chivcrs and the Measra BIN Frac-
ton. Gerald Bcasley and Charles
Conner,
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Humboldt Av. n, accompanied
iloria Lewis and Marietta Vann
for Dallas, Cameron and Austin,
They will visit friends and rela-
visiting the Poleys will remain
Mcconnell of Minneapolis. Dinner
WAS served in the very beautiful
recreation room OF Mico's home.
New Address: Rev. and Mrs.
Henderson Reddick, formerly of
Ss0s Clinton Av, are now residing
in their newly purchased home at
sl6 Aldrich Av. N.
Marriage Announced: Mrs, Hell
en- Wilkerson. s7s Aldrich Av N.
announces the marriage of her
daughter, Della. TO Airman 2/C
Clarence f. Haynes, son of Mr..
and Mrs, John Haynes, OF Indian
apolis, Ind, on Saturday, July 2,
at Northwood, Ia. Airman Haynes
is stationed at wold-Chamberlain
air base. They are residing at
present at 979 Aldrich Av. N.
Iowa Visitor: DR.. r. s. Taylor of
Davenport. Ia. spent "A few days
in the city visiting Mrs. Eva Alb.
hey Of Ala f. 25th St. He left for
his home on Tuesday morning.
Birthday Greetings: Birthday
greetings to Rev. l.. c. Harris.
1912 Smelling Av.. who observed
his natal day on July 8.
HospitaliEed: Mrs. Pearl Brown.
1856 Fourth Av S, entered Dea-
CONFESS hospital on Wednesday,
July 9, where she underwent eye
surgery
Ohio Visitors: MIR. and Mrs.
Elmer Fox OF Springfield, O., are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Warren, 3645 Clinton Av Mrs.
Fox is the sister OF Mr.. Warren,
They will spend the entire week
with the warrens.
Returns Home: Mrs. Gertrude
Freeman Nixon OF Los Angeles,
Calf, who has been visiting her
and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Bell. 1920 Third Av. s.. for
the past four weeks, left for her
home on Wednesday. June 80.
Mrs. Nixon, a former resident OF
st. Paul. was extended many 30
cial courtesies during her stay and
renewed many old acquaintance
In Recital: st. Marks AME
Church OF Duluth. MINI. present
ed julius Caesar in concert
Sunday, July 3. at $40 p. m. at
the church. Mrs, Velma Warder
of Zion Baptist church. Mime
apolis was his accompanied. The
concert was acclaimed a great
success and plans are being for
mulated for Mr., Caesar to appear
again In concert in the fall. Rev.
Thomas l. Morris Ia pastor of st
Marks.
Illinois Visitors: Mrs Ruth viii
liams, daughter Sharon and son
Vincent Of Galesburg, Ill, arrived
in the city Sunday, July 3, for
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Hawkins OF 1852 Fifth Az. S
Also visiting the Hawkins IL their
niece Sandra Jackson of Gales
burg who is dividing her time be-
tween the Hawkins and Mr. and
Mrs. James Bailey OF 1906 Second
Az. s.
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BDEBS and DATES


III there debs and dates. what's
been happening over the Fourth
Of July week cndT Well, don't
know about YOU, but had fun,
June really Ia the month Of
brides isn't ~ The latest deba
and dates to get married are
Gloria Lewis and Buck Jones'.
John Dorsey and BETTY Mayca,
Della wilkerson and Clarence
Haynes,
on Saturday, everybody whaied
at the Muddy Waters dance.
The Los Diabloa and the Mar.
quis, gave surprise party for
Earl bowman on Sunday after.
noon. They presented him with u
cigarette case and lighter
ON Monday, Wilma Merrill. Ed,
gar Jackson, Richard Greene. Bev,
easton, Mildred Davis. Luciua
Jamison. Lovey Williams Barbara
Barnes, lob Wagner. Kinney Me-
Kinney Lcnora Mckinney. Char.
les Smith, Chase Smith. Ronnie
Stone had picnic at Theo-
dorc Wtrth Park, Later on, bar
bnra Allen and Gayle Schofield.
kathy Mayea came out and they
all went swimming. Also On this
picnic was IaVerne Ititcher and
me.
on Tuesday Bridal shower
was given for Mira Clarence
tDellal Haynes. A good time was
had by all. and the bride received
many lovely gifts,
Personality
she's five feet four inches tall
and weighs iIe pounds Her favor
lie food In anything that In edible
and not fattcnIng Her favorite
record IL anything slow and
dreamy, and her favorite record
stars are any group that can sing
and looks AZ good an they sing
She II around 10 years old, and In
n junior In high school Tier fav-
orite date may be you and u may
he him. Her favorite sports are
basketball and baseball Who Ia
She, Just about the average deb
around tho twins
know that some az you think
that this oolmun Ia n drag. but let
me tell YOU, that II isn't easy 90
write on something when there Ia
nothing 10 write about 30 we'll
bring you what there In 10 bring
and what we know about. but we
don't know about everything that
goes on In the Twins" We try
Ia make contacts and get what
new We can from them, but II Isn't
much. cause there isn't much
Come ON deba and dates and get
on the bah, and make some hap
peninRa IN tho '"fwina"
Well. since there isn't anything
else Ia say. guess I'll sign off
here Later
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Rideoux Lawn Scene
OF july 4 Dinner

Mrs. Annabclle Rideaux. 70T
Rondo Az. and Mrs. peQuenee J.,
Nelson OF Chicago. H.. entertain
ed at barbecue dinner ON Mon
day, July tth ON the attractive
RideauN lawn. Honoed guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Parker
Dixon IL, OF Peoria, III; Mr., and
Mrs, Woodrow RtdeauN. Los An
gelcs, Mrs, Alice Drew, Miss
Beatrice Tompkins and Miss
June Anderson all OF Chicago,
Dinner was served from n brick
charcoal pit and bnolier on gay
lawn tables, beneath brightly
eolored umbrellas,
Mrs. Dixon In the niece of Mrs
Ridcaux and Woodrow RidcauN II
the brother OF James Rideaux.
other guests Included Mr., and
Mrs, Herbert Foster Ir,, the
Mines, Dolly Crushshon. Yvonnc
Robinson, Lillian Balenger joel
Edmund and A, w, Jordan, Also
Mr. and Mrs, Eugene II. Lewis
and Mr.. and Mrs, Alex II, Jor.
dan.
Following the dinner, the out OF
town guests were taken on a
sightsceingtour OF the Twin Cities,
Mrs, Drew and the Misses An.
dcrson and Tompkins left the city
on Tuesday morning. They were
the houscguesta of Mrs, Dolly
Crushshon, gio Fuller Av. Mrs
Nelson left for Chicago on Wed
nesdsy, july 7,
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shown the beautiful city OF Win
nipeg and many places of inter
est, after which the party enjoyed
dinner at one OF the downtown
cafes
Enough cannot be said OF the
warmth, the cordially, hospitality
and friendlineSs OF our sisters and
brothers from Winnipeg. We toss
n bouquet OF orchids To Mizpah
Chapter No. and Regent Lodge
No. 5, and To all who made our
visit such n pleasant one.
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Eastern SfuF
GFund Officers
Visit Winnipeg
BY Harriet Jones

Winnipeg. Man. Canada. --- Mrs.
Beulah +, Mitchell. worthy grand
matron. Prince Hall Grand Chap
ter, Order of the Eastern Stars.
Minnesota and its jurisdiction.
and her official cabinet journeyed
to Winnipeg for the annual visit
to MiEpah Chapter No, 8. oES,
PHA. on July /. 1855.
Members of the cabinet who AT
tended are as follows: Earl Sims,
worthy patron. the Mines. Helen
Lawrence. st. Paul. leila Dear
ing. Fern Helm, Blanche Mayes.
Emma Simms, Harriet c. Jones,
Minneapolis and Lydia Pillow, st.
Paul Members Of the subordinate
chapter attending included John
X. Lawrence. st. Paul, most wor-
shipful grand master OF the Prince
Hall Grand Lodge OF Minnesota
and its Jurisdiction: Earnest
bearing. David Grissom, st. Paul.
the Mines. Cornelia Burns, Glor-
ia Smith, Lula Mae Seaton. Jim
mic Lee Sudduth, all OF Mime
apolis
Upon arrival we were greeted
by the courtesy committee from
Mizpah OES and Regent Lodge
No. 8; Mrs, Helen Bailey, worthy
matron, Mrs, Edna Turner Of
Mi1pah, the Messrs, James Eph-
ram. Nick Webster, J. r. Briscoe,
Q. T. Turner, Ollie Lester and
Rev. r, T. Romano OF Regent
Lodge.
The session was held at Pilgrim
Baptist church, beginning at p
m. Saturday, July g. Members Of
the official cabinet assisted Mrs
Helen Bailey. worthy matron OF
Mizpah chapter in comforting the
Amaranth Degree on ten candi-
dates. Those receiving the degree
were Mrs Harriet Webster. the
Mines Edna Turner. Lillian Eph.
ram. Victoria Hobson. Josie War
rington, Florence Lewsey, Edna
West Allie Mack. Evelyn King.
all Of Winnipeg and Jimmie Lee
Sudduth OF Minneapolis Mrs EN-
ma s, Heron, Leah Chapter No 4
of Clinton, la, the Iowa Jurisdic-
ton was guest at the meeting
After the degree work, all visit
ing grand officers were presented
with beautiful gifts from Mizpah
Chapter.
At the conclusion OF the bust
ness meeting, visiting members
were fetcd with a wonderful ban
quet. Later the same evening an
informal gathering was held at
the Cornwall Hotel.
Visitors from the Twin Cities
were Mrs, Jessie Shepard, Mrs.
Anna Johnson, Mr.. Joseph Nit
chelI and Mrs, Eldoris DeIarge Of
Florida
On Sunday morning members
from the Eastern Star chorus UNI
der the direction Of Mrs Emma
Simms, grand organist, were re-
quested TO sing several selections
during the service at Pilgrim Bap-
fist church here and their rendi-
tions were enjoyed by all.
In the afternoon "A motorcade
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Nacauonlng In Texas: MI
mother, Mrs. ID. Milton of 1921
by Miss Connie Mccoy, Misses
left by motor Saturday, July .,
Texas, fer a ten day vacation.
tives. Miss Lewis, who has beer
in Texas.
Out OF Hospital: Mrs. Claude
Lyle, 3545 Fourth Av. S. return
ed home from the hospital on FRI
day July 1. and is making rapid
recovery. Mrs. Lyle was rushed
to the hospital on June 20. and
ii was at first diagnosed as q
heart attack, but further x-rays
showed II was an attack Of acute
indigestion. Her sister, Mrs. An
ma Lewis of Detroit arrived Tues
day. July s and will remain until
Friday.
Hostess: Mrs. Oscar Gates,
2520 Fourth Av. s., was hostess
to a few friends on July 4th at
her home. Those who enjoyed her
hospitality while partaking OF a
sumptuous lunch were the Messrs.
and Mines. Rufus Webster, Henry
Thomas, A. b. Cassius, Mrs. Cecil
Newman and Sidney Williams.
WCTU VIII Meet: Ophelia Rice
Unit WCTU will meet at the home
OF Mrs; lone Brown. 5000 18th
Av. s.. on Monday evening. July
II. at 1880 p. m. Miss Margaret
Horn will be hostess. Members are
urged to be present.
Dinner Hostess: Mrs. Barbara
Mico, 1901 Fourth Av S, was hos
tess at a dinner given in her new
home in honor OF Rev. and Mrs.
Wesley Lockett of Kansas City,
Kans. Mrs. Lockett is the former
Mrs. Rose Young Rev. and Mrs.
Lockett are the national publish
ers of the Sunday School litera-
ture of the Churches OF God In
Christ. Other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Slaughter. Oaklawn
Calf, and Rev. and Mrs. C. w.