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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-07
CHUCK ASHMANN
BY JEROME WIENER
Southern Jewish Weekly Staff Writer

The national Books for Democracy" drive-a
coast-to-coast college campaign designed to send
American books to students in other nations, in
Guiding Israel to stem the tide of Communist prop
aganda-began yesterday. National Co-ordinator OF
the drive is Chuck Ashmann, University OF Florida
Junior from Miami.
Ashmann was appointed by the U. S. 1nforma-
ton Agency of the Department of State-national
campaign sponsoring group-and the agency said
the University of Florida will act national head
quarters for the drive.
The project-initiated in Gainesville last year
by Ashmann-is dedicated to the collection OF
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-07
PLAIN TALK
INVITATION TO A
WEDDING
BY ALFRED SEGAL

van Of St. Joseph's Passionist
Monastery at $500 Frederick Ave-
nue.. Maryland. sends me a PAM
phlet he wrote on his hope Of the
ultimate conversion of Jews TO
Christianity. by grace of Mary.
he mother Of Jesus. His pam.
ph1sfs title: "our Lady and Il.
rael."
It contains all the kindness of a
friendly invitation-indeed, to a
wedding; since Father 1ikens the
hoped-for conversion of the Jews
to a marriage with "the Royal
Bridegroom" Jesus.
He counsels Catholics TO be
kindly hosts TO the Jews toward
the wedding hour: Till up the six
days Of our earthly life with our
affections for the Jewish people.
Let us look upon every act Of
kindness performed in His Name
as so much wine of Divine Love.
Every time we check the tongues
Of bigots who speak evil against
the Jew we are showing forth
Gods power Of charity. Every
prayer we say. every rosary we
hold up TO Mary. every Mass we
offer to God. will be the precious
wine that will gladden. the hearts
Of those Jews whom the Heavenly
Father has invited to the wedding
feast Of His Som"
Well, an invitation requires po-
lite answer; in accordance with
RSVP, and so, address Father
Donovan: My dear Father Dono-
van: You and I have understood
each other so well enough that l
am sure you will take no offense
at my reluctance to come to the
wedding.
You see. sir. ! feel quite happy
in my present religious association
Ia spiritual marriage. you might
say. that has lasted thousands Of
years. AS remember it. the we'd
ding occurred at the foot Of Sinai
where I. as Jew. was consecrated
to the marriage contract that is of
the Ten Commandments.
It was a gorgeous wedding, as I
have read, Illuminated by divine
lighting and sacred with the voice
of God in the thunder.
We Jews have been obligated
under the contract of the Ten
Commandments during four or
five millenia. and thsre's hope
that some day all Of US will get
around to living up TO il. A lot Of
US do Try hard 70 live by it and
we've had our sages. prophets and
saints as well as many lesser peo-
ple, who have made sacred duty Of
II and have been faithful TO the
Sinai contract.
Why, my dear Father Donovan,
should a happy marriage be
broken up, after all the years, to
contract another?
True enough. in all the times
there have been Jews who have
fallen short of their obligations
under the contract. But that may
be said also of other psople in re-
lation to their own religions. It
would. indeed. be much better
world than this is if all Christians
were faithful to their marriage to
the Royal Bridegroom. The hearts
of Jesus must be broken to behold
(Continued on Page .l0)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-07
Bermuda Hotels Use
Code for Bias

hibiscus" beautiful tropical flower the
many Bermuda hotels is code word
branded" with the stamp
bigotry they island
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-30
coNcxRr ARTIST afrUaNs
HOAAG AEYxR VISIT
WIN LOUIS MOoaES

Fesiing much improved ~
health after summer % com
pls,s r~@t. 81 the home 81 haF
brothsr-tn Inv and sister Mr. and
Mrs LOUIS VI More % $50
Third Az = Miss Helena Maybe
returned 20 her hunn IN Washing
ION. - g on september sth-
Miss Mayls a concert artist ard
novelist, II nstr,Irfr~sa ~ spsec n
ard music IN the graduate scbo"l
e Howard Uuiv~rsitY Washing
ION y 9 and tho schooi u -
Bginn she siso teaches freshman
English ard couaposdtiun ~ How
ard
Rsc~nfly Miss Mayis gave a ~
ptaI a. Town fiIH N New Yars
Hsr last appearances in NE Twin
cities saa IN 1903 Shen .hs ~aa
prevented IN concert a, me uai
v-raty 81 Minnesota
Mas Mayts vas the recipient ~
many Kindly calls snd c1urtssisa
II family ard friends during nor
stay IN thr city
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-30
Mrs. RVdy Jsnkins
btoaossd Win Nles
Ssork shower

Mrz Ruiy Jenkins. sol Cnifss
Az ~ saa ho1arvd With q sur
pFtss staTW shower on SUNDAY
september %. az the home of
Mrs Amanda Mccoy. 1901 Hum
baldt Az = Mr. Onir Mccoy
waa hostsas
Games were played and prizrs
awarded 10 the SINNERS. Mrs. VII
lie BROWN. Mrs Bruna t1Ilaon aH.i
Mru Rao.ia Psttifori Mrs Naomi
Moalsy captured the door priss
Entertainments were served BY ths
hostssa
Mrs I~nktns reviewed many usT
RAJ ard Beautiful Etfts for the
baby 20 be WATCH she opened
ard displayed 10 the guests.
rhnar Shn .h0Nsrvd Mrs. Jrn
sins with lively gifts Whiis en-
isyinR the delightful AFFAIR ~vrr
the Mines Willie Hru~n. Bruna
s'Ils"n. Nellie Carter e. Boyd
Rhoda Pstufor,i, Virginia QUITS
Kathryn Digit. poura E0btnaur,
Cyuthia W~stsrunkr. Arlene Mi
tan. DlHs Winis Roma hata.ii
Kathryn Anderson, clara P~tu
FORD Dorothy whitaker Naomi
Masiry. Mildred Moore Ruth NJ
Gov. ~ ~ Milton. ArvSia M,
Coy. and Gansv,eys Wilbur
Th0ss who wsF. Invited but we're
not able ta attsnd were the Mines
gartr1Idr Palms simon OTIS
Turner AMI Isona Mccoy
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DAVID sANHAM TO
RfENusr FOa ANOrb4ER
AlICN ~ AIR kOaCI

DAVID Baahsrs. son q Mr. and
Mr. Albsrt Banhar1 ~ III Car.
roE Az ~ho rorlgls,s'i tour years
Nrth 'hs United states AIR Fnrr~
-arnarz ia ~trgs ard rank - AIr
mar FIRST Ci.ss Ess sischsrRs,'
from s"ryfrr az u D"cvTlbsr 1904
ard ass beer Hvrg - ho1~ sf'H
his parents unrs Ia Hru-
NJ srt Mrs Bantam r~c~ig~d =
l~st-r frru HE rrr1 handing on
asr prass5rR them f9r having
r-arsa nah Cns y01rrz mar and
10 recommended that Dsrd c1r
tgnu@ IN The E~ryIr- and that he 10
sssl Ergsd greater rsHp9us hiaf.~s
IN re air force
AHsr passing various =zari1a
tlgrs ard rrqli r~nl~n'g his oorl
rzsrflnz gf"r~r rscunu1~rfissi
,hs' - - eligible s0r higher
training ard st9sfy IN tss . = ar
srr~~
rpon hls rurEnarSa1z gffrev q
,~~or7r1~cfa'I0r u@vi1 Sfl -.
Enlist - ~ ar 'srcs A sarsH-Il
parry all - E-g~u m rs aGn0r
me early part = C~'1o~r 5~f1r"
rss g-parrgr- fgr T-SaH Pr 20
aaai g~n1~r-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-30

entertained a few friends at a get
together AZ his horne on Saturday
evening, September "a. trum T5o
10 $50 2. m. The gala evening WAS
enjoyed playing various games.
watching teleyision and enjoying
the refreshments, Those pa-tci.
pating in the festivities were Les
lie Hughes, Adgienns Coleman and
the little host
Visiting PAr~ntS: Mss Le,ola
Clark OF Chicago Is spending two
weeks vacation in the city visit
ING her parents, Rev. and Mrs. L
c. Harris OF Ssl2 Smelling Az.
To Undergo Surgery: Mrs 70
bert Pierre, 1897 Portland Av..
entered Northwestern Hospital
Thursday. September -. for sur
gerry.
Hosts At Brunch: Mr.. ard Ms.
C d. Curry. 1856 Firth Az, $.
were hosts at brunch Saturday
morning September - The tin-
ing table was covered with a lace
cloth and conferred with a floral
Arrangement Of garden flowers
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Terry and their houseg'1est. MIS-.
Mary Parr Of Los Ang~Ies Calf,
MIS-. Dorothy johnson. san Fran
cisco. Calf. and Mrs YvOnne
White The hostess presented
gifts 70 the oGt-of-,o~-n guests.
Hosts To Board Mr. and Mrs.
John Cowles 23ls Park Av, were
hosts at luncheon 70 the board u
directors Of the Minneapolis Cr-
ban League Tuesday Principal
guest was Mr. Lester Granger. ex-
ecutive director Of the National
Urban League
Motor~d to kAye~~: Mr. ard
Mrs W 2 Gray 5ll2 Humboldt
Az n, alotored % Kansas City
Mo. September 18th to visit rela-
uyes and friends and spent one
week in the city
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

oDr. Club The Opr. club
hrId Is first meeting % the Gail
season on Saturday evening sep
tcr'bsr "a. a. the home OF Mrs
James Hester. .IoT 18th Az =
Plans were discussed for suru.
type ~ project 20 rsise money for
rstUburuag the treasury Follow
inE business a so--tsl hour and re-
rr~shTnrnts were enjoyed Mrs 6
Holmes 3s0S laird Az s s1g be
Hostsas e. The newt meeting
Return Hsuss NJ and Mrs
MaH1ir 81 E1I,Ehar II Kansas
CIV No rgtsrnrd home SUNDAY
September - after spending
wr~E in Minneapolis vtating r-la
tgvaa and friends Mrs FriiRhaHy "a
TIE sister u Sathani~i Chiv~rs
222r sgrth Az < and Curtis 4
C',3yers. t0lT Clinton Az Mr. FNll-
yhan tnrn-T resident ~ 81
Paul spent mos, - MS time nah-
nK IN MinnssOts waters has fav-
or1te sport social rourtssiss we're
extended % the EnIlKhauis by tho
NsaaFs and Mines Henry X
rhonsas Runs Webster Curtis &
Chivsrs. @ T. Newman and Mrs
Harriet Payne formerly - kar
sas city They we're the hogs~
guests Of Mr. ard Mrs. G r., New
man, t06l Third Az =
Ohia Guests Rev n Harring
% tnd Rev v = rhoupson. pas
tor ~ S~~ Laf~ Baptist Church Of
Cincinnati. . we're me guests ~
Mr. and Mr. Arthur Henry %
st2a Fourth Az 3
Royal 20 Club Ov~ns >-a-oa
The Royal 20 CIus opened IL fat
s-asun % activities with AZ guf
ing az Mnnshaha PARK SATURDAY
evening. September % Member
present enjoying me rrst!vs affair
we're the M~ssrs ard Mines o.
ar graszarf. isrk srrsN,i@r Bar
rel Rr-~dl1y~ Jimmie NiIiss
Harry DAVIS and Ms J~an~tf-
Miller ne asSf rl@@finx vii b. .
business NESTING - - h-bt sun
day Oc'0bsr . tsp N az Phy
lis wN-sflry H8,Ia" AL men
b-rs are urged 10 % present %
map ouf plans f7r ne years Asfr
Vtties
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

Motor--d To Iowa; Mr. and Mrs
Alosr, Allen Jr, laughter Mrs
MArIens Allen and grantso1. Ter
~ u 1904 Fra Az s, notor-i 70
Iowa over the past week end They
we're the guests Of Mrs. Allen .
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Ho-
ward Johnson IN Moran. Ia. and
in D-s MONIES. they were guest,
q another aunt and uncle. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Ewing
To Rs-~ii+ In City: Charles Alien
Of Gillian. Mo. arrived IN Mime
tpoUs Noniay september ~, and
pLaas % MAKE the city has future
home He IS A. present stopping
with has bruthsr-tn-Iax And SIS
ter Mr. ard Ms Robert Jackson.
1901 lSth Az 5 When Mr. Cal
ham tinds employment he ~til
send for his wife and family
Cr~-ItO-sdss To N-~t NJ
Johnnie Armstrong. $50 FG'ITth
Az 5 Viu b. ho@t % the CREST
grdos club on Ssaday October :
AT 30 . n
Ho~pitAIised Edward Hayes
1877 Portland Az entered Vet
srsas hospital on Thursday Sep
tsrr5.r - HIS condition - -.
ported AZ ssr'DsR
Visiting Family Nh Betty
Floyd u - NGi,son Ia spent
s~~ tags N the ci,y the pas,
Vess. guest - her astsr-tn law
Naf brother Nr and Ms Win,
cent shepherd ~ Js3T Portland
Az Mrs Floyd came % The city
iu~ 20 the serious illness u Mrs
SHEPHERDS tather E,s;wari Hayes
N-~ CitiK-ns L4ttis Soriaa NJ.
COY +. hAs . u~W sruth~r snsr.
ing the spotlight AZ 3Is suth Az
: Ills parents Mr. and M Nor
Ian Mccoy Sr presented him with
1syS playmate "Wednesday
morning September ~ A. FAR.
view hospital The res rIuk~n ass
rot vet b~en Har1rf Mr. ard Nh
Edward wLs"rR q Clayton. VS.
are The maternal grandparents
VI ard Mrs Water Mccoy sr
ar thr ps'srral graHfpsrvuts
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-30

About IS St Paul Crean
League GGiA members met on
Monday evening. September -
q, the YwcA to hear reports q
delegates ant officers On the re-
cSns National Urear League Coa.
ference, held September tth
Through 9th in Milwaukee Wis
Mrs LIlnaa RAiengrr. natSnNl
president % ureAn League
GpahtS, who was presented beau
unal horal bouquet ant eorsage
e-om the 81, Pau g'aAi reParte,i
On her role a. a national officer
and sSprrSset her appreciation 70
the group sor their splendid CO.
operation
A. The National Confervncr.
members % the iDcal g'Isld pre-
seated q gavei ~ The national or
Sani.atiSn 20 De held by Tire prvsi
lrnt % the organization. Mrs
saisng-r told ire group that there
arr now - guilt chapters afriliat
81 with tho national
Mss Mary Herring nationa.
program chairman. reported "a
the functions % the national PRO
gram committee and outlined IN.
procedure for planning gull,
participation In an annual eonfer
snes Her ecrnmitt~- held . ~
gionAi meeting IN Milwaukee d
V-erIary To plan for the eonrer
snc~ other members ~ Miss Her
sngs connitte- were from New
York. Fort Wayne Ind. and WIS
runsin.
The Fort Wayne chaetsr af tn
gald presented booklet al IN
conference containing the prn
gram sor the guild which contain
Ell san information concerning IN
work and purpose ~ the guild
Social news q tho conference
wss presented BY Mr. Katie NJ
Watt
she told ~ the 5pensng sccia
hour where a~legsiss met AMI q
Informal luncheon and style rvvu
was attended by ahont ITO guest
sight seeing tour % MilWagks
we're found % b. u interest an
various Sre~.r,ea were hnats Z
the group
Lester ~ Grangvr sxrcutiv
ilr-ctor ~ the National urba
League Addressed the group hIi
ing IN. Milwaukee conference an
told 81 the role ~ the g,Iil'is {
Urban Lsag,i. work Many othr
prominent And Interesting sp.sb
-r. we're hsari
Othrr members ~ the 81 PsJ
Urban LsagIs Guild VINO attsud~
the conference were the Nine
Ear,ins Galloway Mae Edward
and Georgia Moorvhsad
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-30
Jobs For Handicapped
Meeting Oct. J A.
coihoun Beech

MInnsapnGs r~sidsHts we're IH
gitrd this week ny Mayor Err
Hrysr 70 take part in loral 90.
ssryanrs ~ National Employ rhs
Physically handicapped 'sr"A
witch opens sunday
pxhHghtinE the week n a 'gr
unl ~ employment u hhn,urap-
ped people 70 BE- hsLd Friday OF
z a. II rs . m a. 10 Calhoun
Bssarh hotel Three panel ahHrgs.
sions MAZE ~ ths forum 81 b
Mayor Hoy-r ~iil open Uith no
'neu~ Ernpi0yn@rt ~ pa"
handicapped Worker
Nationally Known sp~aSrrs elIl
10 IN the panels ~ b. isi ~ n.nr.
ION Eranfx. chairman ~ he
Mayors COMMITTEES IN the hsnrii .
-spp~.i r1b~rt Hess prssifis0t ~
NJ anns.o'a Go ard Andrrs
Thompson. AL rrpr"ssn'atlvr -
ne Hsnr=pin County Community
Chest ard -oanciI Sub gsr'a wA
rUvsr ne sr1non7sc and 'rCHInrHl
,rspllrstl9ns ~ HING hand5carpsd
people
ne Mayors rousmIftrs Hp0n
Nara sgEpH week here ant Dv G
Ezco Cb-rrrAnr. chief - vpca'Gn-
a. rehabilitation ant ~si'Ts,.an
vytsrxrs Ain1inisirs'g1n. - 7nSi-
Ing - chairman - arfIw'ass
ne pus,ir IL invited 20 ne tar
uTa anf may HnasH fvH~TvH'laf1a
nv ~ ralilnR Pea EgrE'~r NJ
SZTs ~ grk~ts may - gEsansi
~ NJ fz51r
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. PIous Moore, So
51l7 FIfth Av. s. have announced
the engagement u their daughter
Colleen CuH-,ts 20 William o
Robinson. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
PaIton Robinson OF 30 Carroll
Ay, ST Paul
Mss Moore - a senior az the
University ot Minnesota. zaalortng
IN business administration. She Is
also q member Of Eta Chapter
Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority,
Mr. Robinson Is also a student
AZ ths University Of MInnssots
and VII receive has degree in June
Of 1858 He then viii enter the
Mayo Clinic School % Physical
Ther~apy Rochester, MINI.
Mr. Robinson Is on the inter
fraternity Council AZ the Cnivrr-
sity and the Keeper Of the En-
ehequ-r. Psi Chapter. Kappa Al
phA Pm fraternity
The w~siiinS Vl!l De- an event OF
next summer
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-30

liunting Trips Mr., and Mrs,
James Clarity. us Aurora Az. re-
tgTrsd home Tuesday evening
trcm Manlsy, Ia. where they went
90 q hunting trip,
Msther II Gu~.sl Mrs Bsrfstts
smith sf ST Joseph, No, arrived
Saturday. september - Tor
wvrks visit with hsr eaaghtsr.
Ma Mauns Smith. 81 W. Cen
trial Az Miss Smith Is administrA-
tive secretary " the 81 Paul Ur.
ban League. Mrs, smith viii leavs
Tor hsr hunas On octcber 4
Ia Rochester: Mrs Virginia
Greene. ttS Ksnt st, Ia in Roehes-
Ter, Mlnn.. where she went for a
chsck up al the Mayo ehntc. She
viii return next week,
Cr~,Iyafawa Cmb Ens-rtaln.;
Members % the CrrdJafawn club
and their guests were entertained
w,,e a, -an,,,. Bxh, ainn.r n, IN.
Ir,,,,,. u,t.I in At,rneap,n. on
s,,-,,,v .v,ni,v s.p,.mh.r rs NJ
"a +, M rns or,h..,rn niay.t
s,cry A,r,n,,.v xr,.,,ns. honor.
a.. NJ, S,,.. tnrht, and Mru
lD.,v,n.en,. sat, 49,. natal
days ~~rr 9o""rN"" uur'@ INV
month.
y...,,,a,u.F Card. rrcssv~ss
rr,r, Mr. ana Mrs o.ear oliver Of
aaa "A Central Az VIM are yaca
,,n,,ry "A S.w Mexico AMI caH.
,,r,,. ..v ,h.v ar. having a won.
,.,oJ va,at,,n
Canaea Chae Wsse"nss~ Ns~
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DEBS 4 DATES


III all YEA cuol icbz ana iaJ-s
Well, here Am. once AGAIN, with
more happenings, ans = few ksnSs
At the future 50 kesp your sycs
Oh this space
some nore tsbulct4s dehs AMI
dates sEs 4o,ng the thing Pat
wiIAama ard pieGe Stokes arv
getting married sunday Dolores
t'alSon and Jsfs Melton. WtIl D.
saying I 90 so.an. too,
hear that Barry Lees party
en.ie,i With a Rang Friday aight
HAPPY birthday barbara Alien
sunday Wilma Nsrrtn ami Gayl,
SehonsId gave q surprise btrtn4a,
party tor Bart, The cake WA
simply delicious
Roseiyn s,unas hal a nIrpr,s,
co,apls party Tor watly wllaaml
Saturday night
| Don't forget that tate octob-l
IS, There arr gong 10 DO big hap
psninEs On that might
Tomorrow aight AZ whsa;isy
the football team 10 giving a iaRc'
in their hnnor They hope 90 ss'
YOU AL th~rv
Judy Rosters party Satur,ia,
sight Was really packed, an,
PACKED u tire wort How could .
many people get into one base
msnt'
We'll fabulous people that's al
for this week 81 fram one Nv
psrsun to another se~p cool an,
keep yuur eyes on this column
every week. cause might sur
priss y0g AMI write ab"ut w
neat time signing or
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-30

So AEFbll Az Nhr - uatlNe
Marshall high school Mr. Walker
formerly Of Ada, Okla., has lived
n 81 Paul foe a year N - an EN-
ployr- q the Northern Pacific
railway
Mr. Walker - The sou II James
Don Walker sr and Mrs Elmer
Hrnarrs0n. both Of Ala. OKLA.
Given IN marriage by her father
the bride Xas luv-ly N floor
length gown % channnv lacs over
taf.tta 18th otts,i bo.ilre, rSund
sd aecEhne accented BY pearls
and ran skirt From a tarra be-
i-ckst with psarls. soft veil
fed % the tip % her an~s She
wore waite pumps carried an in
triratr shite ACE handkerchief
ard a bouquet Of ret rD@-s, tied
With Vhtte satin r'boon
Attending me astir we're Mrs
sarah Foster rlatrvn u honor
aster - the bride Mss Anita
Hi SISTER q N" bride WAS maid
q hnn0- and another astrr. Mrs
DorutA-a Burns. Wts brides
maid. Mss Beverly BaIengrr
cousin of m bride Nas ,lso a
brfftraua!d
Ms Foster made pretty pc
,ur- n ts.P rsss gown nth
lifted bo.fsr- - velvet ART q 5uu-
tfanf sar, ~ nytUr net over ltf.
eta she wore matching nat
trimmed Nl'h p~arts AMI small
veil
m. maid ~ honor Ms Wll
xnrr . r,or gsrgtn ru,Sn u aitr
green ret f.ar-gr-a With baats u
s.fln around rH- run akirt The
bodice Nas ~ satin
NJ. B,I.nyrr wyr- untar
r,o-, N p.arh at!u and Mr..
burn, 81 slus atsr Each Of ne
attendant. -ar-7~,i lovely bouquets
81 v.lloE white ard beige -ary-
.artn.ryur,,s
P-~-rupral MUSE Nas played
nv NJ, Bertha King arxani., 20
fore ,nr -.r~uorv Mr- F8ar
Mar ra-,a .Dpr.rr mrg =
Low. You Truly The Vows arr~
read ~ Prv S-lsor Pryur pre-
Hdng elder NJ ne AME. rh.-~h
rs-. NJ. r1aE aaw rae
LORD. PRAYER. ,orr ~. vr,va
yer. Rad
E4,tf. E.v-o. N,r,- Foster r.re~
a, rrs ART. u,a r0v.r rrI ara
~. 49,, bearer ,saa I'll s,or BIS
T. r-yro,r = The br,as
wyy,s Villain . '-t.na Of 20
x-Dar, served a. bs.t nan Ia
.rE S-r. CU-gr Burns n. Eari
N~r;.s .os C7v.r ggta.er
NJ. gu ro,5.r n ne hrs
"a. charming n A. ,rsrru N
srocs - E.uy v--.n afE al
rr,r,,,...t -..kgrr etrss h. -
ars sBgh,ly s,4p.a sa~t. &c.
-r-,... .-.b h,qS Al. re
-rfr~..er. f.,v.~,v ,-s siark s.-
-au-,-t-a
E-,,f,,,vsry -. ~--urrory Mr.
ard M, gu ~rtar+asrs+ r.r-r
200 rest. a. A.. -.~~-F.or n brrar
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Entertain CahfOruians; Among
the many social courtesies shown
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Miller and
daughters Marlyn and Carroll OF
Los Angeles, California, during
their recent visit In the city was
a breakfast party given by Mr..
and Mrs, William Walker OF ST33
Fifth Av. 5, and they were guests
az cocktails of Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
mer Speese, ass Carroll Az. St
Paul.
Hospitaliscd; Mrs Nora b.
Crawford. 1882 Clinton Az. is
confined to Fairview hospital
Room Asst. where she entered
Saturday. September -.
To Conduct Revival Meeting /:
Rev. l. c. Harms. 1912 Smelling
Az Will leave the city October 5.
for 81. Louis, Mo. where he Will
conduct a two weeks revival meet.
ing at Mercy Seat Baptist church,
Rev. Roosevelt Brown is host pas
tor.
Jolly Is Club: Mrs. Harriet
Jones. 1874 Clinton Av.. was hos
tess TO the jolly 10 club Of ST.
Peters AME church on Thursday
evening. September - Plans for
the clubs activities were discuss
ed
Entertains: Louis J. Moore III
son OF Mr.. and Mrs, Louis NJ
Moore Jr., Of 1870 Third Av S,
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAU 4

House Quests: Mr. and Mrs. r. $ Harris Of AS Kent ST.
bad a. eeir hoGSeguc the week the Mines Dan Coates
James Monkey and Maurice Coakley Of Sioux Falls and
Mrs Helen Bailey Of Winnipeg Manitoba Canada All are
members % the oES and here attending the Nth annual
Many accorded them during their stay
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-30
~ NNaGE -AII

Arn4rr34'b0n Cr4rrh SAN ard
Ly-rals Az = C~tsb~r - CpsT
N1nday. Tsss@stsF. TNE-~tsT -
So ~ "Wednesday ard g~friFy .
tBsp A.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-30
Social and Personal
= MINNEAPOLIS !

Oklahoma Visitors Mr. and Ms John Fay of Oklahoma
Ct Okla motored TO Rochester Minnesota for eheekup AZ
the Mayo Clinic From there they to Minneapolis arriving
afternoon September S and the weekend guests
visit friends in Detroit Mich before returning home
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-30
CONSTANCE HILL AND JAMES DON
WALKER ARE UNITED IN DOUBLE
RING SERVICE AT ST. JAMES A.M.s

James An + church the u a beautiful wed
ding sunday September Is az 30 p when Miss Con
Marie Hin become the brtdr Of James Don Walker
double ring ceremony
The bride the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. W Hill
Carroll She IL A native Of Paul and graduate OF
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-30

Ro6ss's As~s SAop
ce..pi~ts lins o. A1ss- ross
I'VE bss@nsVia A's-
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b Hall
y So
eakers
| IN and
spoke
|enuon
( Wo-
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Miss
piano
Mar
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-30

Ia Rochester; Mrs Virginia
Greene. ttS Ksnt st, Ia in Roehes-
Ter, MIN. where she went for a
checs up at the Mayo ehnic she
viii return next week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-30

SasatiaainG Carts rvcsaS~d
from Mr.. ami Mrs. Oscar Oliver ef
ass W Central Az. who are yaca-
uaninK In New MeAico AMI Cali
toruaa say they are having a won
isrful vacation.