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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-05-06

1872, Mr. Dyer: Janel Wade, Hugh Gene Jones Marion
Ray Matilda Clark Betty Jean Frost Maa Ruth Persons
Wlned NJ Ray, Elizabeth Sims 1873 Mrs Cooper AjaVan
Martin.
Monitors Roll: II, Mr. Dade: Patricia Franey, Dorothy
Whye Robert Foster, Fred Mason To, Mr. Beavers Judy
Garland Joyce Clark, Yvonne Dupree Christine Hill 73
Mrs Pattlo Leonard Bynum, Peare Lawson Arthur Reed
IA Mrs. Marshall: Jurlne Meeks rs Mr. Joseph
Smith, Edward Duncan, Dolores Ware. 76. Mrs Wright: Ma
ry Mitchell TT Mr. Henderson, Louise Smith 81, Mrs Iay
lor Charles Carr Donald Ray Nicholson Fnis Winer r
81, Mrs. Byrd: Joseph Brown Clenea Smith, Lenora
Iabert "a, Miss Pledger Elma r. Smith, Perie M, Long
Patricia Thomas Lmuel Boxes, Ferrill Sanders So, Mr.
Johnson: Deo Hubert 81 Mrs L. Washington: Walter
Banks Douglas Williams Ruthe Brooks, James Causey.
~ Mr. Byrd Mary Ellen Dokes Robert Clark Betty Adams,
William McCraw 49, Mrs Kay Dorothy Stubs, Neil Wright
lo-l Mrs Smith Ceods Williams, Shirley Harrison, Darthul
ia HILL Dorothy Parker Annie Perry. 1912 Mrs Ivy Bertha
Jordan Eddie King, Ocie M. Williams. 1913 Mr. Phillips
Sherman Trent Ill, Mr. Tyson Calvin Cato Janette Dor
ris Barbara McCrew. 11-2 Mr. Webb Joyce Byrd Bobby
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-05-06
By BETTY BARCLAY

Whether you are answering the
meal call for a special Memorial
Day dinner, or just any meal dur
ing the year-here are some sug.
gestions that are certain to satisfy
the housewife, or whoever is
chief cook and bottle washer:
Sour Cream Rice Salad
1b cups (5-ounce package) pack
aged pre-cooked rice
" teaspoon salt
u cups boiling water
l "a cups sour cream
q cup French dressing
l cup chopped celery
Add packaged pre- cooked rice and
salt to boiling water in saucepan. Mix
Just to moisten all rice. Cover, re-
move from heat, and let stand l3 min
utes, Then uncover and let cool to
room temperature.
About an hour before serving, mix
sour cream and French dressing. Put
celery and rice In a bowl. Add / cnn
of the sour cream mixture and mix
lightly with a fork. Chill. Before
serving, mix in a cup mo. Of the
sour cream mixture. Spoon rice into
mounds on crisp salad green's. Gar
nfsh with remaining sour cream mix
ture. or serve it in a separate dish.
Serve rice salad with diced fruit,
cooked shrimp, halved hard cooked
eggs, or cold cuts. Makes about 4
cups rice salad or to servings,
Vanilla-Cranberry Whip
Rennet-Custard
Meringue
l egg white
3 tablespoons sugar
y teaspoon lemon juice
q cup cranberry jelly
Few drops red food coloring
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-05-06
Rubber Tile Is Best Bel 10,
Do-lt-Yourself Decorators

One of the to do home decor,
ing projects that fits neatly |,
weekend decorators I" schedules |,
rejuvenate dilapidated floors with ru
looking custom made rubber tile ID
terms. A few hours of husbands
decorating teamwork is all Nd.
needed to lay a distinctive rubber 4
floor In the living room, bedroa
kitchen or play room. Unlike rid
types of tiles, rubber is easy 10 4
and lay into special patterns such
monograms and direetional dessl
How you can lay a Rubber n
Floor giving step by step pICts
diagram instructions and design 80
gestions Is available free from
Rubber Manufacturers Association \
Madison Avenue, New York, VI
York.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-05-06
Jones Hi School,
Continued from page two

Continued from page two
band festival Dunbar hi school, Friday The maj0
rettes also there.
The trades department presented its annual demonstra
ton program Wednesday X. C. Byrd and l., A. Phillips.
sponsors The following persons will participate in the regional
trade contest AM&N college, Earnest Leveres and Edward
Boxes.
"Snin' Through, hreeact romantic comedy pre-
scented performances in the auditorium Thursday and
Friday mite
Maxine Webb, LIST place; Rosa Causey End place. Bar
baa McGew Ord place. Doris Wright 4th place in the Schol
arship Dunbar hi school.
In effort to measure pupil growth in academic achieve
all seventh grade students administered the
operative English The results of this have enabled
the Instructor to work with the students according their
abilities, achievements,
An evaluaton of the student progress of the seventh
grade English classes under the direction Mrs
tilo is being made Reading usage, spelling
cabuary the major items included n the study The
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-05-06
Bradley
Willie +. Mitchell

The county All club was held
at the La Fayette county training
school, Stamps. April % An
ME L. Burrell and Willie E. Nit
chell are king and queen of the
Bumpham hi school Mrs. V.
E. SmallWood went to Garfield
Friday mite to play for the First
Baptist choir Mrs. Inell Ellis
and Miss Ceatrice Whitmore went
home for the weekend.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-05-06

salmon and vegetable n,,,.
slightly thiekened gelatin p
Individual molds. Chin ra ryf
unmold on crisp lettuce S S"
mayohnaise, Makes 6 serving, '
crunehy Ginger Cookie,
Az cups sifted all-pnrpose sor.
l teaspoon salt ''
% teaspoon baking soda
l teaspoon baking powdo,
2 teaspoons ginger
h teaspoon cinnamon
! cup shortening
l cup brown sugar
! cup karo Syrup, Blue Iah.l
"A cup milk N'''
" cup chopped peeans
u cup finely chopped candis5
ginger Optional
Mix and sift together first civ
dents. Beat shortening untn soa n.y.
creamy. Gradually beat n y.
sugar. Add corn syrup and "a
milk, and beat until tbo,o..s
blended. Stir in pecans and cssa
ginger. Stir in half the sIfted 4, v' ,
gredients, then add remainIrr 4,
blend well. Add remaining AM =. ~
dents and mix thoroughly MIX NJ,
until a stiff dough is formed ~
into two round or square roll, ~
2 inches in diameter. Wran \ y
paper. Chill in refrigerator up,a /.
enough to slice with a ver ~,
knife, cut in thin slices pbN ,
creased baking sheet. Bake in ~
crate oven (375' F. IL minutes a, !,
til lightly Drowned. Cool before A.,
rating or storing, Cookies may b. i,
GRATED with a thin icing glaze 4 4
sired. Makes about Z dozen. \
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-05-06

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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-05-06
Rennet-Custard

| nCliiCl-Sbohoib
2 cups milk mot canned)
| l package vanilla rennet powder
Merinaue; Beat egg white until stiff
| but not dry. Gradually beat in sugar
Add lemon Juice. cranberry jelly and
food coloring. Blend thoroughly Di-
vide meringue among or dessert
glasses.
Rennet- Custard: Warm milk slowly
until lukewarm, stirring constantly.
Test drop on the inside of your wrist
frequently. When il feels comfortably
warm (l10' F. not hot, remove at once
from heat. Stir III entire contents OF
package vanilla rennet powder at one
time. Mix until powder is dissolved
not ouer one minute. Poyr at once,
t0hAe stiH liquid, over meringue In in
dividual glasses. Do not disturb for
about 10 minutes, while milk sets.
Then chill in refrigerator until serving
time.
Festive Salmon Salad
l package lenon-favored
gelatin
/ cup hot water
x cup cold water
8 tablespoons lemon Juice or
vinegar
u teaspoon salt
2 to 3 teaspoons drained horse
radish
l cup (No. fiat CAM drained
faxed salmon
1 cup cooked mixed peas and
carrots
II cup diced celery
Dissolve gelatin in hot water. Add
cold water, lemon juice. and u tea
spoon salt. Chill until slightly thick
ened. Meanwhile, marinate salmon,
peas and carrots, and celery in horse
radish and remaining salt Then fold
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-05-06

Champ, Ruthe Criswel, Bobbe Foster Curtis Iohn.
liam Swain o MRS j. Wash Washngon Fannie Canada
121, Mrs, Robinson: Zebedee Cotton Edyar5 S Se
sic Brown, Lucille Causey Aloma Smith 1872 Mr. htla
Jean Squall. 1873 Mrs Cooper: Eanestina RsnIsT MAJ
Dell Reed Theods Smith. 1En4
Berneiee B Wright, reporting; E H H,,,o.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-29

Her finger tip veil OF bridal IL
fusion fell from half crown of
seed pearls and tulle. She wore
white satin pumps and carried a
bidal bouquet of white roses and
stephanotis conferred with a white
orchid. Her only ornament was
cultured pearl earrings with
rhinestone trim, gift OF the
groom,
Robert Kyle. brother of the
bride attended the groom and
ushers were MeSsrs. Tom Perdue
and Earle Kyle. Jr,. brother of the
bride. The groom and his attend
ants wore summer formal attire.
white dinner packets, black trouA-
era and white carnation bouton-
niereE.
Mrs Kyle, mother Of the bride,
chose a rose beige embroidered
crystalette dress, ballcrina length,
white accessories and pearl jewel
ry. Mrs. Jenkins, mother of the
groom was attired In an Ice
blue taffeta rhinestone trimmed
bodice. bsllerina length and wore
white accessories. Both mothers
wore corsagcs Of orchids
Following the ceremony, a
breakfast reception was held In
the church parlors. The twin re-
ception tables were covered with
ivory satin cloths with skirts Of
pink satin. A silver five-branched
candelabra with white tapers
conferred the brides table with
the three TERED wedding cake al
one end and large platterS OF daln-
ty assorted sandwiches at the OPP
posite end
The center Of attraction Of the
second table was the centerpieCs
a silver and crystal eperRne with
white roses. baby's breath and
Maiden hair fern between white
tapera Two Silver tea services a
dorned each end Of the table and
silver table appointments accent
Cd the beauty OF the setting
Mrs. Ashby u. GaSkins and Mrs
Mable Curtis cut and served the
wedding cake. Mrs. Paul Curry
and Mrs Tela Burt. poured and
Miss Darlene Whltten registered
the guests. Others assisting al
the reception were the Misses
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-29

The nuptial high mass rites for
the double ring ceremony were
performed by the Rev. Frederick
a. Ortner against an altar back
ground OF pale pink gladioh,
palms and burning altar candles,
A program OF nuptial music was
furnished by Miss Beatrice Heinz,
organist. who also accompanied
the vocal trio, Charles Williams,
Marian williams and Frances
Carroll OF st. Paul, who sang
Ava Maria" proceeding the cere-
mony and the nuptial high mass
during the ceremony.
Promptly at 10 a. M. TO the
strains OF the wedding march, the
two lovely bridesmaids, Miss Lou
verne Noble in yellow and Mrs,
Rita Kyle. sLster-in-law OF the
bride, in aqua. followed by petite
Miss Shirley Kyle, sister of the
bride, who was her maid of honor.
marched down the aisle, a picture
OF loveliness,
Miss Kylcs dress Of pink nylon
tulle was fashioned with strap
less bodice with tiny ruffles Of
tulle and matching stole. The
fun gathered skirt was rufflcd
from the waistline TO the hem
with bands Of pink satin ribbon
and was ballerina length Her
hcaddress was n leaf bHndeau Of
pink tulle She wore pink opera
pumps and carried a Colonial bou-
quet Of yellow roses. Pearl ear
rings and bracelet. gift OF the
bride was her only ornament,
The bridesmaids gowns were
fashioned identically on the Gre.
clan style. fitted bodices with a
fold Of tulIe extending from the
walstIine In front 10 the hemline
in back. The full bouffant skirts
were ballerins length They car.
RED Colonial bouquets OF pink
roses. They wore matching ban
deaux Of tulle and pearl earrings
and bracelets. gifts Of the bride.
Escorted down the aisle on the
arm OF her father who gave her
in marriage, the bride was RI.
dainty beautiful in bridal
gown Of imported white chantiily
lace over satin fashioned with a
fitted bodice buttoned down the
back To the waistline. long fitted
sleeves taperinR 20 points over
the hands and a INV rounded neck
line. Tho full gathered skirt Of
lace was baIlerIna length.
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rllLlMANS RETURN
FROM CHICAGO

Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Tillman
and family, 9S5 Iglehart Av.. re-
Gently returned from five day
trip to Chicago. While there they
visited Thomas and Paul Cole
man, brothers OF Mrs. Tillman.
Many points OF interest were
seen by the Tillmans during their
tour through the city and a high
light OF their trip was the celebra-
ton of the son. Rogers sixth
birthday on July 18th. The after
noon was spent at Riverview A
musement Park and later in the
evening. ice cream and cake were
served in their suite at the Suth-
erland Hotel.
Rogers and his sister, Mary at
tended Sunday School at Mt.
Pleasant Baptist church. and with
their brother. Bruce, also visited
Jackson Park and the Lincoln
Park zoo.
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Dorothy Ann Stovail. Harriet
Bowman and Mrs, Paul Written.
The large arrangement OF gifts
displayed on one side Of the room
contained everything n young
couple could wish for
The happy couple left the same
evening for n short, short honey
moon 10 be spent In northern Min.
nesota. For travel, Mrs. Potter
wore black and white checked
coat and dress ensemble, white
pumps and an orchid corsage,
Mrs. Potter In n graduate Of
Central High School and n student
at the Minneapolis School Of Art.
She will continue her art course
on the west coast
Mr.. Potter. recently discharged
from the armed services where he
WA in medical division Of the
Air Force. win resume his studies
this fall.
out Of town guests attending
the wedding were Mrs. Max Jen-
kna, mother Of tho groom, and
Miss Shirley Kyle Of Baltimore.
Md. sister Of the bride,
Prc-nuptial entertaining includ.
d prrttiiy appointed personal
shower for tho bride elect on Sat
urday, July ~. Hostssses were the
Misses L0uverne Noble, Harriet
Bowman. Meadames RITA Kyle
and Hazel Swain
Mr.. and Mrs. Kyle, parents Of
the Bride. entertained with the
bridal dinner on Thursday eve
ming. July 2ist. Guests were the
bridal party. hoSisassa and the
choir trio The groom gave his
attendants wallets and the bride.
elect presented all Of her attend
ants pearl earrings and bracelets
ana rhinestone necklaces with
matching earrings 10 the choir.
Mr. and Mrs. Potter left by
plane Tuesday night, July 20. for
lbs Angeles, CaIif where they
VIII be A. home Mrs Jenkins nc.
rDmpanied them.
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Entsrtolns Friends
from switzerland AZ
Coy Cocktail purfy

Gayety and merriment was the
order Of the evening on Saturday,
July %. when Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Smith. 22ol Fifth Az. s.. en-
tcrtained at n cocktail party In
honor OF their sister and brother
in-lsw, Mr., and Mrs, John Thomas
OF Geneva Switzerland.
The recreation room OF Dining
Car Walters Union Local bi6 at
52S Rondo Av.. ST. Paul. was the
ideal setting. as guests greeted
the honorecS. slipped cocktails and
chatted. more delightful because
II brought together group OF
friends OF both the honored guests
and the hosts
Guests who came 10 renew old
friendships and share the hospital
lily OF the gracious hosts were the
Messrs, and Mines Howard Smith,
Joseph Danforth, John Nellie Jr.,
Pleasant Breeder. william Nc
Query and house guests, the
Vernon Williams Of Chicago.
Grover Ingram, Floyd Madison,
Lorenzo Williams. Andrew Gray,
Woodfin Lewis. A. II, Cazsius, Al
bert Mcfarland. Harold Combs,
Thaddeus James, the Mines. Per-
cy Hughes Jr,. Dianne Turner
RAIN Workout, Mollie Randell,
Darlene Carcw, q, c, DriEElc,
Dorothy Anderson. Chicago. house
guest of Mrs, Workout and Max
Hall
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-29

Family Gucstsi Mr.. ana Mrs,
Vernon Mitchell OF Chicago, who
have been the guests ~ their
sister and brotherain law. MIR, and
Mrs, William McQuerry, 5000
Oakland Az, for the past week
left for their home on Monday
morning. July 20, Another sister,
Miss Oracle Michel Of Chicago
who is currently entertaining at
the Gay Nineties. il also house
guest and Mrs, McQuerry'a ne.
phew. William Nauden OF New
York city IL spending the sum
mer with his aunt and uncle. The
visitors have been extended num-
crous social cuurteHioa. including
guests OF MIR and Mrs, James
Slcmmons AT cocktail party, guest
Of MT and Mrs, Donald Smith at
"A party and guest Of Mrs, AuEie
Dial at a party given Sunday at
the Key Club.
Returns Home Mrs. Jack An
dcrson OF Chicago. III, spent n
few days In the city visiting her
sister and brothersin law and
family, Mr. and Mrs, Rahn Work
cuff OF $3.50 Smelling Az Mrs.
Anderson came Ia the city 10 at
tend the Aquatennial. She was tho
recipient of many social eourteHies
during her stay,
Visiting In Nash,iilrI Mrs Hat
tie Reddick, eia Aldrich Az. N,
left the city July 10, for Nashville,
Tenn. where she In visiting relas
tlves and friends,
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

July S0-Prentice r. Harris.
s7S Marion St; La Verne Benner.
524 Carroll Av.; Cynthia Ruth
White, 727 Thomas Av.
July S1--Beverly Kirk, e37 St.
Anthony Av.; John Mart Berry,
sos w. Central Az.
Aug, Mrs. Louis Keith. 572
w. Central Av.; Mrs. Mae Lark,
SIS Rondo Av.: Raymond sotello,
$40 N. Dale St; Gregory Wagner.
500 Aurora Av.
Aug. Roberta Jones, 1922
Rondo Av.; Mrs. Arthur Hill, 4l6
st. Anthony Av.; John w. Ryan
III, s54 Iglehart Av.; NJ N. Graft,
GIT st. Anthony Av
Aug. 3-Mrs. Essie Stewart,
$40 W, Central Av.: Rodney Max
well. $50 st. Anthony Av.
Aug. Mrs. Napoleon Jack
son. 300 Rondo Av.; Jessie OIL
vette, e95 Rondo Az: Wanda
Blakey. 766 st. Anthony Az; Cur
It's Banks, 937 Rondo Av.
Aug. 5-Yvonne Kemp, 600 st.
Anthony Av.; Donald Doty Good
en-. 1904 Carroll Av.; Mona Lisa
Rosenbloom. 65l w. Central: T.
j. Jackson. 67s st. Anthony Av.:
Mrs. Antoinette Perfect. SIT w.
Central Av.; James Toliver, 1915
Rondo Az.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-29
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

hbNNEAtothS
July 30 MIR, and Mrs John
Shaw. al Colfax Az, NJ. ~
years, Mr. and Mrs, James
Thomas, 1857 Second Az, s., II
years.
Aug a-Rev. and Mrs. n, Hen
derson. 1929 Bryant Az. N, II
years
ut. PAUL
July 80 MIR. and Mrs, Egcll
Thomas. b4i w. Central Az II
years.
july 81 Mir and Mrs, William
wcddinEton. $50 Carroll Az, ~
years, MIR. and Mrs, Tallio Hamp-
ton. $50 Fuller Az. seven years.
Aug 3 MIR and Mrs. Jack
High. 500 81. Anthony Az, nine
years
Aug 4 MIR and Mrs, 4, Da.
Wis, 300 N Avon. 30 years
Aug. Mr.. and Mrs, A. Fer
guson, 1923 Rondo Az. eight
years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-29

Now Sister; It's a new sist,
Of 1904 Fourth Az, II, The new
playmate and sister, Joyce Ia.
tricia arrived In Mt, Sinai hospit-
al Wednesday. July 20 and weigh.
I'd In at seven pounds and eight
ounces. MIR. and Mrs. Robert Gold
are parents OF the children. Ma.
ternal grandmother In Mrs, Matte
Young Of Minneapolis. and the
patornal grandparents are Mr.,
and Mrs, seidel Hoiiowell Of Kan.
aas city, Mo.
Week End 0uesti Mrs. Leslie
Smith Of Chicago, was tho week
end guest Of Mrs, Carrie Neal Of
apis Firth Az. n.
Return From Motor Tripi Mrs.
Anna Brown, 0ib Bryant Az. ~,
recently returned from motor
trip to Seattle, Wash, and Port
land. ore. Her sister and brother
In law. MIR. and Mrs. Robert
Gladys, accompanied her.
Bark lIomel Mr., and Mrs, Mndi.
son Buokner. $50 Eiiwood Az. NJ.
their daughter, Betty and MIR.
Ray Beecher just returned from n
two weeks motor trip and vnoa
ton spent In Kansas city and
Maxico city. Mo, Los Angeles
and San Francisco, Calf, and Las
Vegas. New. The vacationers re-
port a wonderful trip,
Visited Mother Harry paulsy
of Chicago. III, spent n few days
In the city Visiting his mother.
Mrs Ida Pauley ~ 1924 Washing
ton Az. NJ, and other relatives and
friends,
Family Quests Mr. and Mrs.
Miles l.. NewiIn, $3.50 Fourth Az.
s., have M their house guests, Mr..
Newiln'A sisters. Mrs, A. Harold
Banks and Mrs. Toledo o, Wal
her Gf El Paso. Tex
Twin sisters, Matthea. b years
old and Cherry. two and a half
years old, daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. william NJ Little of $500
Tenth Az. r.. have welcomed two
new playmate and baby sisters
into the family circle, Their par.
enta presented them with twin
sisters on July IT, In ~. Barna.
bas hospital. They have chosen the
names Ada Michele and Dolorts
Teresa for their new additions.
Maternal grandmother In Mrs.
Ada Booker ~ Minneapolis. Mr..
Arthur Ltile Of Washington. ID.
C.. In the paternsi grandfather.
Detroit Visitors Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Collins 81 27is 18th Az.
r.. had M their house guests the
past week end. Mr. and Mrs. g,
". Beatty OF Detroit. Mich, Mr..
Beatty played in the Upper Md
west Bronze Amateur Golf Tour
nament and won fifth prize In the
finals They left for their home on
Monday.
Ifs Twins Mr., and Mrs. r. J,
Flippin. 3S43 Second Az. r.. hay"
chosen the names Marsha Ann
and Marshall Glen for their twin
daughter and son born In Fair
view hospital on July nth. Mar
sha Ann weighed six pounds and
II ounces, while Marshall weigh.
81 only four pounds and ten
ounces, and will remain In the
hospital for three weeks. Await,
ing at home a. welcome their new
sister and brother were Ardrna
Louise 4, and Tollis Jr.. D years
old Mrs. Carrie Walker Of Tulsa,
okla. In maternal grandmother
and Mrs. Elizabeth Fippln, also
Of Tulsa. Is the patsrnAi grand
mother.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-29
Go Religion Secretary
To Sneok SUNDAY

John C. Ramsey. national secre-
tary OF the Religion and Labor
Committee of the CIO will be the
main speaker at the II a. m. ser
vice Sunday morning. July 81 at
Dayton Avenue Presbyterian
Church, corner OF Dayton Av. and
Mackubin. st. Paul.
Mr.. Ramsey will attend the
Adult Conference being held at
Frontena. Mimi, under the aus
pices of the Minnesota Council of
Churches, the week of August
first.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-29

Chicago Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Macdonald of Chicago,
spent the week end in ST. Paul
visiting their former classmate,
Mrs. Ivy Hagen OF 60l Carroll and
J. Nathaniel Smith. 5000 Hazel
wood Av.
Hostess To Guild: Mrs. Mae
Edwards and Mrs. Georgia Moore
head were co-hostessses TO the St
Paul Urban League Guild at the
home Of Mrs. Edwards, 967 w.
Central Av., on Monday, July 25
at $50 p, m.
To Wed: Percy Lee Mccoy. $50
Iglehart Av., has made applica-
ton to wed Miss Margaret d. Full
bright, 300 N. Avon st.
Family Visitors: Rev. T. s
Henderson. son Lothar and daugh-
ter, Waneema of Aliquippa, Pa,
and Mrs. Lillian Kerney Of New
York City are visiting in st. Paul,
guests Of their brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Ban
ham, I'll Carroll Az. Rev, Hender-
son is pastor of the Ebenezzar
Baptist church in his home town.
Both Mrs. Kerney and Rev Hen
derson are former Minneapolitans.
They left for their home on Thurs
day, July %.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-29

During tho nine post war years
the BELL System has experienced
growth In telephones averaging
more than two million "a year,
Every year the He'll Telcphona
companies publish over 10000
telephone directories, listing more
than 10000. 900 namsH. addresses
and telephone numbers
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-29

Nacatloniug In Louisiana. Mr.,
and Mrs. william &, Tramel and
son. william, Jr.. 2200 18th Av,
T.. their brother and aiHtcr-in-
law. MIR. and Mrs Leroy Tramcl
and brother Joo Tramel. all of
?i22 22nd Az ~, will leave by
motor Saturday morning, July 80,
for Plain Dealing. In. They viii
spend two weeks vacation visit
ing their parents and grandpar-
cnta, Mr.. and Mrs. LEARN Tramel
and family,
Twin CITY Bridge Club; Mr., and
Mrs. James w. Fraction. 3s4i
CLINTON Av.. were hosts TO the
Twin city Bridge club on satur-
day evening. July -. Prizes were
captured by Mrs, NJ. q, Evans.
first and Gordon Granger, second.
A tasty lunch was served by the
hostess, The next meeting win be
August AZ, at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Henry johnson. 7eb Edmund
Ave. 81. Paul.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-29

Hundreds Of readers enjoy Ted
shearer's subtle Kidding Of We
humans az found In his Next
Door cartoon found In this paper
each week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-29

The social and personal happen
ing. ~ the Twin Towns are care
fully rcportcd, without unneeea-
sary establishment In Jessie
sh.pard's Social and Personals
each week In this paper.