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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-23
HOWARD Bou,

asio RINGo STREET nnlAR
Invites His Many Friend.
qua,ntances to See Him at pr ~
JONES NASH COMPANY " q,
Street for a Demonstrate I ~
The New or Used Car ~ W. w
MR.. BoMAR Can Be coo y"
Calling His Residence rp, s
Herbert Jones Mash !.
Franklin 4-63e7
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-23

mission, September 25th in the
Arkansas Baptist college audito-
rum at 3 p. m.
Aggressive mission work In
Arkansas in topic form will be
discussed, and canned foods will
be given to Baptist college by the
mission department of Baptist
churches. Mrs. Terry P. Ward will
present the foods.
Plans are being made for the
Union district young peoples de-
partment to go to Fargo, October
g. The group will hold a church
service with the young people of
Fargo industrial school. A special
bus will be chartered for the trip.
The Young Christian group will
be chaperonad by the district di-
rectors, Mesdames T. p. Ward
and Mildred Haynes and will be
assisted by local volunteer coun-
sellers. l1Is
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-23

Frederick Douglass Waugh who
passed from this world September
20. 1854, 1t seems only yesterday,
Daddy dear. that you left us, but
we are thankful for the many
years that you were with US.
Your fatherly care. your inspira-
ton and your spiritual guidance
shall always be remembered and
we shall always make you live In
the reflection Of our lives.
Servant Of God. well done!
Rest from thy loved employ;
The battle fought, the victory
won
Enter thy Masters Joy.
The pains of death are past,
Labor and sorrow cease.
And life's long warfare closed
at last,
Thy soul is found in peace"
Sadly Missed BY
Wife, Mrs. Laura E. Waugh,
Children, Minifred, Robert, Sa-
rah, Allene. Booker and Charles.
A host of relatives and friends.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-23
AM&N Lions TO
Open Season
Saturday Mite
Nv John Howard

PINE BLUFF - The Arkansas
AM&N college Golden Lions VIII
open their 1855 football season
here Saturday mite, at against
the non-eonference foes, Lincoln
university Of Missouri.
Coach Moore will be out to
repeat his 1854 upset Of Lincoln
when the Lions led by hard-run-
ming back, Joe Davis, out passed
the Missouri eleven 1918 In the
final seconds of the game
The Lions will have as their
eo-eaptains, Floyd Morris and Nc
Binkley Nash. OF the 40 men In
uniform now, Coach Moore has
2s seasoned veterans back for du-
ty. OF this 20, IA are linemen and
IA men are out for baekfield po-
sitions.
Aside from Morris and Nash,
the Lions have as possible start
ers, such veterans as Joe Davis,
Johnny Walker, Huburt Blood,
Floyd Franklin. James Gentry,
Clifton James, John EuBanks,
Harold Montesque, Chester Riley
Glenn Gibson, Lemar Stewart
James Hawkins. Ray Rex, Don
Deal, Bill Baldwin, f. I. Green,
William Ross, Winfrey Maginus,
Gerry Edwards. A. C. Butler, Nor
man Todd. Shelby Cummings,
George Hunt Joe Napolean and
Wesley Spriggs.
Hopefuls among the newcomers
are Prince Holiday, Raymon Ter
ry James Bannon, George STAN
ell, Lonnie Dunn and Clarence
Ownes.
1854 Schedule Home
Sept, "a, Loncoln univ, tnon-con-
ference
Oct. |, Texas college day. {
Oct. 8, Wiley college day
Oct %, Prairie View college day
Nov. IL, Langston university day
Homecoming
Schedule Away
Oct. Is, Southern university
Oct, %, Bishop college
Nov. s. Alcorn college (nite) in
Memphis
Nov. 10, Grambling college
Nov. 26, Texas Southern universe
ty. Alcorn and Grambling games
are non-eonferenee.
Day games start at p. m. and
mite games at 800.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-23

ity, Richmond, He is vice presi-
dent of the state SIS and BTU
and Usher board congress, dean
of the Ouachita district congress
and a noteworthy minister.
Rev. Johnson has recently re-
turned from abroad after attend
ing the Worlds alliance in Lon
don, England,
Guest teachers, Adult depart
ment: Mrs. Bernice Moore, First
Baptist; Mrs. Alice Dancler, Mt.
Pleasant; York Wilbon, Liberty
Hill; Attorney J, A. Hibbler. Mt,
Zion, Mrs. E. Moore, Mt. Zion.
Young peoples department;
Ozell Sutton, Mt. Zion; Senior de-
partment: A. F. Johnson; Inter-
mediate department: Mrs Janet
Johnson, Bethel; Mrs. Elizabeth
Morehead, Mt. Zion; Mrs. Myrtle
L. Williams, Mt. Zion. Junior de-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-23
Winners Announc d
In MIA Pig Show
At Fairgrounds

PINE BLuFF-Thirteen schools
participated in the Annual Sears,
Roebuek sponsored New Farm
ers of America Pig show at the
Southeast Arkansas Livestock
show here last week, Sixty-two
pigs were shown in this division
Vernon Garrion of Alnyra won
the grand champ with his junior
yearling boar, Lemuel Bruce of
Pulaski county training school Of
North Little Rock showed the
grand champion sow,
Other winners were:
Sr. yearling SOW: (all breeds
lst and End, Lemuel Bruce. N
Little Rock; Jr. yearling sow; tall
breeds lst James Thomas, Mai
veil, End. Roger Woods. Pulaski
county training selooi, No, Little
K ok, 3rd, Leonard Under wool,
N Little Rock; Jr. ycarling bar;
Call breedsl LIST Vernon Garrison.
Almyra, 2nd. Lewis Gibson, Mar
veil, 2rd, Sherron McMurry, Of
Wrightsville, Sr. sow pig (duroc
jersey lst, c. j. Little, Mariana,
End, Theordus Hall. Wrightsville,
3rd, James E. Wainwright, Monti-
cello; Jr. spring pig; (duroc iers-
ey) LIST, Arthur Bifford, Altheim-
eh. End, Ellis Bell. Forrest City,
3rd, Earl Dukes, Altheimer; Jr.
spring pig: (Pouand China LIST,
Prenethus Crudup, N. Little Rock,
End and 3rd. Pulaski CO. training
school, N. Little Rock; Jr, boar
spring pig; poland China 1st,
Lemuel Bruce, N. Little Rock,
End, Pulaski co, training school,
N. Little Rock, 3rd, Ocie Bullock,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-23
Arkansas Congress
P. 7. A. !
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE:

As the new school year opens,
many Of you as new presidents
will be entering upon a new ex-
perierce of leadership when you
cab TO order your first meeting.
Others of you will be continuing
In your same capacity while still
others have accepted different
tasks for the new year. What
ever your role may be 1t is i'm
portantl Parent-Teacher work is
only an extension Of our respon-
sibtlity to our families.
In many communities, local un-
It's, councils and district organiza-
tons have been at work this
summer holding schools Of infor-
nation and workshops.
Our state PTA workshop was
successful thanks to the loyal
workers for their cooperation.
Distribution of material for work
is our aim so that we may grow
strong rightly.
The following districts held
workshops this year: District II,
Mrs. w. L. Daniels; District III,
Mrs, Katie Bronson; District w,
Mrs. F. M Hawthorne and Dis
trict VIII, w. P. Wright,
Our home and family life, PTA
chairman, Mrs. B. B, Wright, as.
sisted by Mrs Viola Harris. SUI.
pervisor had a very successful
school of instructions at Nelson
hi. Scott. Around three hundred
interested parents attended. Val
ley Grove school and Scott ele
mentary school participated In TIL
workshop.
The Nelson hi school enrolled
100 into our state congress. Mrs
Valley Ashnore, PTA president
Mr. Taylor, principal.
October is membership enroll
ment time. Do not fail to cam
paign throughout the month O
October.
1--WE walked together for a day
and then each went his chosen
way and yet with each wen
something more than possessed
the day before"
Mrs. Dovie M. Anderson, STATE
president, Mrs, EVE Jean Mel
son, secretary.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-23

Martin, Union Baptist, Conway;
Mrs. Ellen Carpenter Mt. Zion.
Beginners: Mrs, B. E, Simmons,
Mt. Tabor, Wilmar. Cradle roll:
DR.. w. H. Townsend, Mt, Zion.
Non-hearing class, Rev, H R, Sui
livan. School for the Blind, I. c.
Phillips, principal Mt. Tabor SIS
at Wilmar will also be guest for
the evening.
Superintendent Of departments:
Ed Westbrook, Adult; Young peo-
pie, C, L. Horn; Senior, Mrs. A.
B, Broadus; Intermediate, Mrs. c.
L. Jarrett; Junior, Mrs. J. C. Har-
ris; Primary. Mrs. |. F. Barnes;
Beginners, Mrs, D. Murray; era
die roll, Mrs, Matte Waddy.
James Hughes, general superin-
tendent; Mrs RI. Fields. gener-
al Observation-Disclosures; Rev. F.
T. Guy, pastor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-23
FL Dorado Pastor
Speaker for Mount
Zion S. 5. Night

Rev, Thomas Paul Johnson, pas
tor Of the First Baptist church of
Ell Dorado, will be guest speaker
for the Sunday school mite at Mt
Zion Baptist church. September
Is. Rev johnson is a graduate Of
Arkansas Baptist college and has
studied at Virginia union univers-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-23
Y. P's. of Union
District 10 Hold
Annual Service

The Young Peoples department
OF Union district Baptist associ-
alton, will hold its annual serv-
ice of prayer and gifts for state
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-23

ment: Mrs. Sam Ella Ward, Reeds
Memorial; Mrs, Hattie Curry, lst
Baptist 7th and Gaines; Mrs. Ma
RE Davis, Mt. Zion; Mrs. F. L.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-23

partment; Mrs. L. B. Taylor, Mt,
Tabor, Wilmar; Mrs. f. L. Haw-
kins, Miles chapel; Charles Bus
sey, Mt. Zion. Primary depart
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-23
W'iilmot
Luther Slack

Luther Slack
Mrs. James Richardson of Kan
sas City, spent Sunday with Mr.,
and Mrs. w. c. Slack. She will
90 to Pine Bluff Sunday evening
accompanied by her niece, Lillian
Maria Bostic Mr.. and Mrs,
Williams of Pine Hill, were visit
ors at Wesley AME church and
were later guests of Rev. and Mrs,
r. L. Postell and family.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-23
THE PAPER ARKANSANS DEMAND

This 10 weekly Will b proud to SELL for stands
for Honesty Justice and Faiplay and Stands behind what
Stands for. It brings that had elsewhere
has no bones to pick and apologies make has no
strings tied to to prevent II from publishing
happens. THE PRESS CAN AND WILL TELL THE TRUTH
Its ~rtsrs free express opinions write thu
news the way they get It.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-23

FRANK r. BURCH, 3706
w. 10Th St., has been added
to the Salesforce OF LEE
VAUGHAN BUICK CO., 301
Broadway. Mr.. Burch is
product of Shorter College,
and is we'll known in and
around the Twin Cities. He
invites his many friends to
see him for a New Buick or
a Quality Used Car. Call
him at FIR 4-1677, or Call
his residence, MO 6-0868.
Evening star., 1955-07-09

3-bedrm. ramb.; full daylight bsmt..
firepl. fully equip. GE kit; many
IN trees; srea' pvt jE eonSgoits asgoTs swim pool
FoRREsTiviEIE. va Va. 5-room-
and-bath bungalow; 2-car garage;
sii'$Sss,, ssEiTESRRs iEd REALTY, 7'PEss. PIsss-
LGoaRscoM Gas LANE LANE .AREA-prick Co.
loniai; immaculate condition.. 3
recreation or bedroom in basement
Outside room. patio and barbecue
MCLEAN. sS Sy sSsnr OWnsr. ssdaf $eSsdrm. rambler,
liv, rm, with frepl.. sep. din. rm.; /;
ssaFG; Y acre ,oolI. oI appraised, s17'-
NoErn tzELisGsgTtosE-ylln..s 9S f9Ses.
room Colonisl: bath. and half
ssnssSn sFsss viii frfs ssy 'sEa d .StGoS .ftG S0qs5s s
down. open SATURDAY and sunday
ilHsrEs, si4 5hs n 7ls4s4' ass4!sIis0n st. Go q, 4
brick. eenter-hsii' Sex$o.ft. beauty,
i. Has liar, large ~. rm; wLfp:; .t; din; ell
reigr.: i3xiS master and IKE
bedrps;: equip. for auto, washer
and drder. Swim; pool; club avail.
4: :Es'i;s 81 SS' NIi!ss : ]'.!:ss y: 6
N. o'a AL, Il Vic. wash. Golf and cOnn- &c.
try Club -bedrm., .fuli-bath. as
bestos-shinsls bungalow; in good
cond. Mod. kit, sep. din. and liv.
rms. brkfst, nook; brk. patio; full
bsmt, h.-wh.; fenced-in rear yard.
For sale by OWNER; s14.950. For
SLEEPY HoILOw--Just completed
New Williamsburg brick rambler. ~,
Ssysht s,h tu b.mt Stn sr %; rec; ssisss I Fth Fa
Pla5InIs5il PHILLIP ,E " ossETT SMITH Builder. JE
SPRINGFIELD-cres rambler;
3 bcdrms,, liv. rm.. din. rm., equip.
kit, full bsmt., fenced yard: FHA,
NT. .aab, XII. S-79SS.
ST, THOMAS MORE only Q blocks
from this charming 2-bedrm. home,
with . cool screened-in rear porch,
tull basement, recreation room; oil
&C. heat. VIII try OF S11,50O.
bTe down. Open Saturday and Sun
day afternoons. 37l6 First rd..
South, Arlington. For further in
formation, call @. Z. LANrER,. ia.
VA, HILLS. sla,soo. 2 bedrms.. dry
share avail. Calf. bound. so
5-s93e. 10
Evening star., 1955-07-09

CLARENDON-Olde home; oil, h.-w
heat. Lge liv. rm.,. din. rm., par:
lor, big kit; bedrms,, up; full
to Wilson blvd. School in rear
win try GI; $15,s50. YEoNAs
REALTY, JAS S-2100: ia. 7-1243.
Evening star., 1955-07-09

"vIRGINIA'S REALTY LEADERS,
2222 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-6660 Til
Evening star., 1955-07-09

WEsrovER - Brick colonial with
ssesl:.nd-sqnere.s noors Esature.
screened porch LAT door: 9 Ssdrms.
and bath End noor: full bsmt: cor.
lot. WIN sell Oh o. conventional
with low cash. ARLEDGE REAL
ESTATE CORP. 1889 Wilson blvd. /.
Ari. IA. 7-444s. III
WEsT0VER AREA, ARL.. sl5.ae0-
White brk. Liv. rm. with frepl,.
sep. din. rm., . bedrms.. kit. with
fan, bath. on 1st A.: 1 bedrm. and
lee. play area, on End q, Daylight
furnace and partially compl. rec.
rms. OIL, hot-watef heat. Ser
porch. Fenced. cor. I'd. Flagstone
walk and patio. Pent., d. c. and
school bus service. Avail Aug. /.
$500 N. Wash. blvd, JE. 4-7427.
Evening star., 1955-07-09

ARLINGTON, near Hecht's shopping
center-3-bedrm., center-hal. brick
rambler; full bsmt. Near public and
parochial schools. OWNER, ia.
2-5743. 10
Evening star., 1955-07-09

s11.5oo BUYS modsrn, attractive
Cape Cod. fsatlrins nies Nv. IN !.
tin--kit. Combination. 2 eno1-EiIs
bedrms. and bath; pulidoWn starr
way 70 attic. Lot 55xt35 f.. with
patio. Small cash viii handle.
ARLED0E REAL ESTATE CORP.
1888 Wilson blvd. Ari. IA 5-444e.
II ACRES
9-rm. stone Colonial fenced: Il
acre lake: Is mi D. c. DU. 5-Se67.
df-NO DOWN PAYMENT
Owner VII sell s-bedrm; home q
Sl1 800. N 3-035I In
Evening star., 1955-07-09
$14,950
F. E. MALCOLM
Ellington Forest Realtol
hopping Center IA. 1904
ARLINGTON

"oLps psHiinasoc AND aRsoocoMy"
But boy, it's mighty good! Nehl
Chain Bridge and Country Clut
Groves we offer Q large bungalow
type home with 3 bedrooms PLUS
den and slassed-in porch. Oil hot
ess Mass and ass suod terms q ons deS
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-930O til
Evening star., 1955-07-09
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
ALExANDRIA
OPEN SUNDAY
TWO BIG SPECIALS

HEIGHTS We ar,
completing q big beautiful ramblel
on Fontaine ST.. Just Oh Braddocl
rd- This house VIII be fnished II
accordance with the gihest stand
ards in every detafl. There are
baths. bedrms.. separate ain. rrn.
luxurious kit. finished rec. rm.
patio and beautiful shaded lot. !
you feel you can't AFFORD this house
you may be pleasantly surprised
Come BY and see for yourself.
DowDEN TERRAcE-n you wan
large rooms in . moderately price,
home this Is the place. You &c
q master bedrm., more than 10 II
long and the other 2 bedrms. ar
also large. There "a q full bsmt
BEST FEATURE. HoWEvER, II Il
THE BIG GI LOAN WHICH YoI
CAN ASSUME; NAME YOUR OWi
CASH PAYMENT.
VERNON REALTY, INC
KI. s-3106 Open. q iii
Evening star., 1955-07-09
HOUSES FoR sALE-vA.

WHERE BRKEzKs BLow-at on
this 1ex1s sh.ded screened porch
and relax: 2 bedruix-. hsmt.. ga
rage. white masonry with greer
shutters. Sale for sie.e50 or vii
rent ioI S145 per mo. 70 good ten
ant. Owner leSvtng next week
wv IVY Tzoasps6x IA a.eisI
Evening star., 1955-07-09

brick Colonial, attractively deco
rated: cow location; flrepl..
screened porch and full bsmt. By
OWNER. 22O N. Galveston ST.. ia.
S5s60 III
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12

Don't Miss Earl BostIc and his
Orch. Sat Aug. 18th. Mpls. La
bor Temple. --AdVt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12
Fisk Club Entertains
Guests At locol 5Ib

Members Of the Twin City Fisk
club entertained at party on
Saturday evening. August 8 In the
beautifully decorated recreation
room Of Dining Car Employees
Local 616.
Tape recordings Of the festiv-
ties were made by Bradford Ben
ner and played back for the
guests. The group sang school
songs. danced and enjoyed tasty
refreshments served by ladies Of
the group.
Members Of the club are the
Mines. Alfred Williams. Charles
Robinson. Miss Mary Herrod: Mr..
and Mrs. Cornelius Tucker: Mr.
and Mrs. Woodfin Lewis, l. Ho-
ward Bennett. Robert NJ. Patter-
son. Sam Heron, Harold Headley,
Wilbur Cartwright. Bradford Ben
ner and Joel Edmond.
Guests were the Messrs. and
Mines. Raleigh Humbird, Ted Al
len, l. ID. Williams. Carlton An
derson and John O'Neal Jr.. Also
Jimmie Owens. William Gillespie.
Miss Frances Clyburn and the
Mines. Murtel Edmond. Dorothy
Britt. Roaia l. Patterson, Helen
Cartwright, Emma Kirk and
Louise Benner.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12

and Mrs Lewis also attended
several big league baseball games,
They returned home on Thursday.
August 4.
House Quests; Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Bledsoe, 500 Carroll Az.
had as their houseguest, Arthur
Bledsoe OF Kansas City, Kansas.
He Ii the uncle OF Mr.. Bledsoe.
While In the city he was extended
many social courteSieS. Mr.. Bled-
soc arrived on Sunday, July 81
and left for home on Thursday.
August IL. One OF the highlights
OF his visit was motor trip 10
Duluth.
Parents Visit: Mr.. and Mrs.
John l. Dooley OF Dennison, Tex,
arrived in the City on Monday,
August s for a two week visit
with their daughters. Mrs. Ray
mond Bledsoc. 500 Carroll. Miss
Louise Dooley and their son and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron ].
Dooley Of 1924 Carroll Az.
Week End Fishing Trip Or
and Mrs. Earl s. Weber motored
in their new car 10 Evergreen Re
sort. near Aitkin. MINI. on last
week end, where they enjoyed fine
weather and good fishing
Family Visitors; Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl r. Bell. 9i2 St Anthony Az
had ~ their guests. Mrs. Bells
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12

Swimsuit. danced like Bev. Ban.
ham or Martha Benford and II
she walked like Judy Jones
PERSONALITY
This fabulous deb Ia five feet.
five and one-half inches tall, and
weighs I26 pounds. she In 10 years
old and a junior at North. Her ia
vorite food In almost everything.
Her favorite recording IL Day by
Day" and her favorite artists are
Shirley and Lee. She loves to
play basketball and dance, and IL
an excellent dancer. She is the
vice-preSident Of the Phi Alpha
Lotaa. and In second lieutenant
In the ElkS Drum and Bugie
Corps. Che also sings In the Jig
aloes" group Of girls who will be
singing at all the dances at
Wheatley from now on. Her fav-
orite date IL u little boy from
Minneapolis This deb Ii Martha
Benford. Martha, whose nick.
name In Marty" plans TO 20 to
college after graduation and be-
come adept In the profession OF
cosmetology. Marty" In q lot Of
fun. and In friendly TO everyone,
her personality In such that she
In well-hked by all who know her
Well. Marty carry on, for you
have a wide road ahead Of you and
you have what Il takes to get
what you want.
Say. have you noticed the bald
heads that George johnson, Edgar
Patterson and Ralph Willis are
sporting. Don't worry. they didn't
lose all their hair. they Just had
II shaved off.
Well, all my fabulous friends,
that's all tho news for this week,
40 get on the ball. and make some
more for next. Signing off
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12

August H. That's what call lot OF bull the hoo"
the
squad high game
joins Bob Bakcy the North
Cubs looks II he will
great ShorStopS history already
the National League and
10 American record OF 80 held by
Stephens
Larry Dolby the record for defensive the big
game
and 10 Htil going Htrongi
Jimmy appointment Legion
mtee baseball be held 81 Paul
Ia Negro been named
tourney committee
Tommy Administration by
eatng off Of tho city
ID SoftbAI championship
Interesting National
In C. The only thing
Little until they
live principles that the league stands for.
the All a. calber competition
Bsnning competed field Of 800 out
lie will shoot world honos the International pistol mat
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12

FOR SALE-356o SMELLING -
Two bedroom home. Gas heat.
Two car garage. Nice lot. Priced
right, Good terms. Call DeVries.
agent. PA. 4-Ss44. SO
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12
BRIEF
NEWS
SCENE
High and LowdOwn"
BY BAILEE THOMAS

Bailee Thomas applauds the
Minneapous-H Honeywell employees
who are complaining about the
North Fifth st. viaduct where
spikes from the bridge floor
boards tear up hundreds Of dol
lars worth OF tires every year.
The condition OF the bridge L. a
Disgrace to metropolitan city
like Minneapolis and Bailee Ia
happy somebody has begun TO
complain about II. Now. II the
Honeywell workers keep the heat
on some Of the city hall and rail-
road buck-passers the bridge may
be repaired. Certainly. the heat
Will have TO be kept on.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12
Second Winner OF
The Picture confOSt

Mrs. Catherine johnson, 400 E.
39th St, Minneapolis identified
the mystery picture which ap-
peared in the ST. Paul Recorder on
August 5 in the office Of the Min.
neapols Spokesman on Friday
morning. shortly after the paper
was off the press.
Dale Owens. now stationed In
Alaska. was the person in the pic
ture.
More prizes yet can winl
Cali CA. 2-O922 or BR 35s5 and
identify this young man for us
Immediately. You will win a three
month subscription to the 81.
Paul RECORDER or the Mime
spolis SPOKESMAN. Act prompt
ly, az the prize goes to the first
caller.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12

mother. Mrs. Sidonia Black Of
Duluth. her sister. Miss VINen
Black Of Kansas City. Mo, and a
niece and nephew. Anita Louise
and Albert Black OF st. Louis
Mo, The group left Sunday morn
ing for Duluth TO visit their
mother and grandmother for a
few days and viii return to st.
Paul TO complete their visit.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12
Additional Social and
Personal News
ST. Paul

Attend Anniversary Cciebra-
uoni Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene II.
Lewis 9It Iglchart Az. motored
to Chicago, Ill, on Wednesday.
July II. TO attend the 18th an
niversary party OF their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Blowe. The
social event was held on Sunday,
July 2ist. While in Chicago. Mr..
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12
SP I! ,, ;!
~ by Jimmy Griffin 49,
by Jimmy Griffin

Johnny and Fred Jones Of the Twin City
the State Public links golf
held In Mnneap0a Wams
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III deba and dates. another week
end has passed. and we are get
ting awful close 10 school days n
gain. only about three weeks to
20. With that happy thought in
mind. III begin my column.
hear Bob Wagner's party on
Monday night was very nice. he
also had a progressive party Tues
day night.
Roy Millions dance was Batur-
day night. saw a lot Of my
friends out. there was John Jen-
kins. Harry Dillon. Sandy Gal
breath. Judy Jones and lots OF
others.
Sandy Gaibreath was back In
town over the weekend. II was
very nice seeing you Sandy, you
should visit us more often.
Tho Twins have lost one Of
their favoritc dates. Charles
Smith lie left Monday for Kan
aas city. and won't be back for
some time. We're going to miss
you. Chariesi
Janice Merrill had very
crowded party Monday night.
You know that the perfect deb
or date OF the Twins" would be
real sharp II they had tho follow
ing characteristics OF the follow
ing people:
THE PERFECT DATE
II he: had a build like Bobby
Blakely. had pretty eyes like
TORY Whitaker, had pretty hair
like Ronnis Stone. had n voice like
Edgar jackson. had u personal.
lty like Lucius JcmiAon. looked
like Madison Norwood In n bath
Ing suit. dressed like Richard
Greene, danced like Harry Dillon
or Floyd Smaller and II he walked
like Joe Williams
THE PERFECT DER
II she; had a figure like Carol
Ransom, had pretty legs like
Emma Lou Tubbs, had pretty hair
like Shirley Banner. had pretty
cyca like Wanda Robinson, had n
nice amilc like Wilma Merrill. had
good voice like Linda Logan.
drcAsed like Della Haynes. looked
~ good n Beverly Eason In q