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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17

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Street Floor, Washington and
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-21
Affueks Brooks Post
To Enter Shelters
In Legion Races

Leg onnaires parents and
friends are setting their sails for
the American Legion's sixth An
nual Fourth District Ice Speed
Skating races which will be held
at Lake Como, st. Paul on Sunday,
January %, at p. m.
Attucks-Brooks Post No. COG
viii enter their fifteen winners TO
compete in the races at Lake
Como. The fifteen who will COM
pete won first and second places
in the recent preliminary races
held at the Hollow playground,
Kent and St Anthony Av.
The regular business meeting Of
the Post will be held at the Legion
Clubroom, 81 w. Seventh St, on
Friday, January n, at 8 p m.
Marion l., Brown il commander of
Attucks-Brooks Post.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-21

Well. before long I may find a
few of the fellows right here IN
France with me. Tn the only Me-
gro on the base from the Twin
City.
There just a few errors in my
tipping.
A FAN, ARC VIM. w. Miller
Jr.. 1868.
All you debs and dates have to
do Il make the news. and wen
write II so that more fellows like
him will know what's happening
on the home front.
The Elks are sponsoring dance
on the 9Th OF February. so that tho
debs and dates in the EIis can
pay for their new uniforms. ana
go to Denver this summer. II IL
going TO be held at the wheatiey
Harold Mickey Salters. and
Art Blakey are back and they are
looking mighty good in their uni
forms.
The Marquis are having tough
dance at whestley tonight. II Is
called the Marquis Mombo." so
all you people make II.
Well, my cool friends. that's an
for now Signing off!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-21
Happy Birthday Club
Holds Seasonal Purfy
Saturday, January IS

Getting together at the home
of Mrs. Clara Bowers. 739 st. An
thony Av., the Happy Birthday
club held its annual Christmas
party on Saturday evening, Janu-
airy Is. for members and their
guests.
Members exchanged gifts.
Following the opening of gifts,
games, music and a delicious lunch
added merriment to the evening Of
fun.
Members and guests present
were the Messrs. and Mines. Joe
Props, George Davis. Julian Blu
ford, Edward Thomas; the Mines.
Anna Scroggins, b. Wright, Amy
Gardner. Elizabeth Burris, Clara
Smith. Tillie Daniels, Eta Lewis.
Claudia Schuck, Laura Foulkes,
Leona Goodman, Beulah Mae
Cruze, Edna Bosely, the Messrs
Milton Huff, James Russell, Okla
Long and Russell Booker.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-21
Color Mogoxine
Devofes Issue To
ruI-Reuromenf

The January issue OF Color
Magazine" is a thrilling prescnta-
tion. The entire issue is devoted
TO stories OF Moral Re-Armament.
and how II Is bringing new spirit
OF unity among all CLASSES thru
out the world
To quote from the editor. Col
or believes in this plan (MRA) so
strongly that IL Is dcvoting this
entire issue to help tell the world
OF Moral Re-Armament.
In the magazine Carlos Ansei-
mo OF Brazil says, 1T Is easy TO
see what is wrong everywhere.
That does not cure the bitterness,
selfishness and hate which are di-
viding men. homes and nations.
The press and radio can diagnose
exactly the worlds illness, but
diagnosing doesn't help much UNI
less we find the cure to end all
prejudice OF color, race and nation
atty" In Moral Re-Armament In
the cure, he believes.
The articles are written in Eng
liah and Spanish There are pic
lures and stories from around the
world, South America, India. PaISi-
stan, Africa, Iran. Switzerland
and others OF how the spirit OF
Moral Re-Armament is at work.
Color" can be bought at the
Henncpin News at Sixth and
Hennepin in Minneapolis.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-21
Lyman Myers President
Cameo Social Club

Lyman Myers was elected presi-
dent Of the Cameo Social club
when they held their annual cleo
ton on Saturday. January IS at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Ryan, s54 Iglehart Av
Other officers elected were:
Anthony Mazingo. vice president:
Mrs. Mary Ryan, secretary; Mrs
Betty Dodd, corresponding sec
Rotary: Mrs Loretta Dawson. fin
anciaI secretary and Peter Robin
son, treasurer
Committee chairTnen viii be ap-
pointed at the February meeting
Following the business session.
a delicious supper was served by
the hosts and a social hour en-
joyed. Mr.. Carlos Aoffatt was
guest Of the host
The next meeting win be Al the
home Of Mrs Gwendolyn Twggs.
$50 81 Anthony Az. on February
q
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-21
Zodiac Club Met
With Mrs. Cruxe Jon. u

The Zodiac club met at the
home of Mrs, Beulah Cruze. 442
st. Anthony Av., on Friday eve
ming, January II.
Topping the agenda was cleo
ton of officers with the following
elected: Mrs, Dorothy Pugh, re-
elected president; Donazelle Bran
son, vice president: Dolores Reed.
secretary; Johnnie Mae Pearce,
treasurer; Margaret Sharpe, pub
licity chairman and Florence
Gooden, sunshine chairman.
Following the business session,
secret sisters were chosen. A de-
licious shrimp supper was served
by the hostess.
The next business meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Dolores
Reed. 694 Carroll Av., on Friday,
February 4.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-21
LEGION POST AND
AUXILIARY HOLIDAY
PARTY GALA AFFAIR

One Of the gala affairs Of the
holiday season was given by
Johnnie Baker Post No. POI and
its auxiliary when they entertain
ed friends at a pre-Christmas
party on December IS. 1854. in the
clubrooms at 11s Rayolston Az.
~.
Seasonable decorations dominat-
ed the decor OF the clubrooms. The
table. spread with a white linen
cloth was centered with a large
lighted Christmas candle and
green foliage, Which added a fes-
tive note.
Members exchanged Christmas
gifts after which the ladies Of the
auxiliary served a delicious buffet
supper.
Following supper the remainder
Of the evening was spent taking
pictures. playing various games
and socializing.
Mrs. Cleo Hampton Is president
Of the auxiliary. Mrs. Marion
Perry. publicity chairman.
Editors Note: The above story
was not received by the paper I'M
I'll Friday. Jan II, almost one
month after the affair occurred
and Of course. at this late date IL
not really news. Organization re-
porters should file their publicity
releases the day following the
event to keep their activities news.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-21
BRYANT COMMUNITY TO
BEGIN WINTER CLASS
SCHEDULES JANUARY 81

Bryant Community Center, 3sth
st. and Third Av. S, will begin its
regular winter program with 81
new adult evening classes the
week of January 31st.
Among the subjects offered are
drivers training, Spanish, fly ty-
ing, Interior decorating. oil paint
ing, art metal and jewelry, rug
making. leather tooling, shorthand
slip covers, women's and mems
gym and swim classes and many
others.
You may register the week Of
January Path, Monday thru Fri
day by phone, RE. 2213 after 3
p. m. or the evening you come to
class.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-21
PROGRESSIVE HOUSE
WARMING HELD BY
JACK AND JlllS

Mothers of the Twin City
Chapter of Jack and Jill, Inc, held
a progressive housewarming on
Friday evening. January IA, pre-
ceeding their regular business
meeting.
The tour which was made to the
newly erected homes Of four MEM
bers made its first stop at the
beautiful three bedroom stucco
bungalow of Mrs. Richard Session
at 4041 Fifth Av. S. The second
stop was at the lovely two bed
room green shingled bungalow of
Mrs. James L. Brown at 4117 Gin
ton Av.
The third stop was at the
beautiful three bedroom Tilsen-
Bit bungalow of Mrs. Shelton
Granger of 1855 Fifth Av. S. One
of the outstanding features of this
home is the Swedish fireplace in
the living room and the amuse-
ment room has its own fireplace.
The tour ended at the lovely
four bedroom rambler of Mrs. La
Mari Roberts at 2O6 f. 43rd St,
with its large spacious living
room with fireplace. The amuse-
ment room also has a fireplace.
All four of these homes feature
all of the newest and most modern
conveniences that make house
work a real pleasure.
Each of the home owners were
presented with a gift by the chap
ter, for her new home.
Following the tour, a short bust
ness meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Roberts.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-21

a patient in Ancker hospital
where she has been since Deem
Der 81. She is improving and would
like to receive mail from her
friends.
Berkeley Hosts: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Schuck. s44 Fuller, during
their recent visit to Berkeley,
were also the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Acie Lee. Mr.. Lee is a
nephew of Mrs. Schuck. Their
names were omitted in last weeks
news item.
Charmousette Social Club:
When the Charmousette Social
Club met Tuesday, January IL at
the home of Mrs. Margaret Wal
den. sSs Lglehart Av., topping the
agenda was election of officers
with the following elected: Velma
Waters. president: Myrtle Hughes,
vice president; O'Lnda Perry,
secretary: Elizabeth Nichols. re-
cording secretary and Margaret
Walden. treasurer. The next
meeting will be January 25, with
Mrs. Velma Waters, $50 Iglehart
Ay,, as hostess.
Attending Convention: Rev. B.
II. Hunter, 522 w. Central Av.,
left Monday. January IT for Hot
Springs. Ark, to attend the ad-
journed session of the National
Baptist Convention which is
meeting there January 1922.
Auxiliary Holds Meeting: Twin
Star Auxiliary No. 1852 VIEW met
at the home of Mrs. Carrie Green,
74S Carroll Av., on January IS.
A new member, Mrs. Matte Mil
sap was initiated into the auxil-
iary. Mrs. Gertrude Green was one
of the six ladies who served re-
freshments to patients at Veter-
ans hospital on January 3.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-21
Julius Caesar Was
Guest Soioisf At
u, OF Life MEETING

julius Caesar, well known tenor
singer, was guest soloist at the
University of Life meeting at
Hennepin Methodist church on
Sunday, January 9. Rev. NJ. G.
Weaver delivered the message.
On Sunday, January 30, Mr..
Caesar will be presented in a re-
cital at the Community Baptist
church, Milwaukee, Wis, at $50
p. m. at the church.
This will be Mr.. Caesars second
appearance in Milwaukee and he
is being presented by the Mission
airy Society of the church.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-21
LEGION POST AND
AUXILIARY ENTERTAIN

The Attacks Brooks Auxiliary
% American Legion Post 900 en-
tertained members Of the Post at
a post Christmas party on satur.
day evening. January 2 At tho
home Of Mr.. and Mrs John Leslie
Brown. 1875 Carroll Az.
Present were hsssrs and Mines
Charles a. Henderson. Eugene "
L~vis Marion Brown. D'Jalmsr
GARNER. T.. A. Russell James ~
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-21

Hundreds Of new residents in
this city located" their first hous-
ing by reading the classified sec
ton Of this paper. If you need a
room. want to rent a house. or buy
one. you will probably find what
you are looking for in this papers
classified section on page 8.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-21
EDEBS and DATES
by shirley "shirlec" jackson

BY Shirley "Shiricc" jackson
Hi there debs and dates. here /
am with some OF the latest hep
pens and mishappens OF the
Twins
Last Sunday, at Charles Smiths
party, Richard Green must have
been annoying Betty Wynn. be-
cause she took off her shoe and
began chasing around the house
with t. Richard proceeded TO take
the shoe away from her. and put
II in the frying pan and began TO
fry Il. Anyone for fried shoeY
The Royal peuces began the
Miss Halle Q. Brown and Mr..
Popularity contest last Friday.
with a dance at Halle. Movies
were shown OF the dance last year,
where Janice Duke and Donald
Doty were crowned. Miss Halle
Q. Brown. and Mr. Popularity,
Roger Anderson is my candidate
for Mr.. Popularity. anyone want
10 buy vote from meG
The Los Diabois of wheatley are
having talent show and dance
on the 2sth OF this month. Earl
Bowman win then be known as
Earl Godfrey OF Earl Godfrey and
his talent scouts II In n new and
novel idea, and II win be well
worth the money you pay to get
in To see the talent from the
Twins" and dance TO the new
sounds OF the day,
Personality She is feet. III
inches high. and is i0th pounds OF
pep and energy. She loves fried
chicken, and In crazy about ice
skating, Being that she is teen
agcr, she Just wants fun out OF
life now, as she has plenty OF time
later for more serious things. In
the past. some OF her prize dates
were Jackie Ellis and Joe Lewis,
but now she has that piano play
ing Eugene tGenol Price ON the
leash. or course by now most OF
you know l am talking about none
other than that cute little Rathy
Mays. Because she Is so sincere
and honest. and knows when to
say the right thing at the right
time. Kathy In quite popular n
mong all her friends, II Kathy
keeps on like she In now, she
should succeed TO great heights in
this great world OF oursl
We even get mail from France
now. this In letter that an air
force boy sent TO Barbara and me,
and we thought you might like to
read II.
Chatoauroux. France
IL January, 1854.
Dear You All;
just read your article in the
paper. the title lis very good. This
is the first time I've read Il. Al
though the news is old when ]
get IL, but still enjoy news OF
what's happening at home.
Over there II seems to be q
slight case OF enlistment blues.
but us over here are just counting
the days when well be back in the
good old United States again.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-21

Bradford, Wyatt Cooper, Paul
Wood, Martin Wellington, Buford
Hayes, J. A. Thomas, Dan Nc
Adams, Jesse Smith, Garland
Hunter and Mrs. Estella Dorsey.
Also present were the Messrs Al
len l.. Mcintosh and ]. Cole.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-21

New Address: Mrs. Leota
Cleveland and children are now
residing at 1914 Portland Az. In
their newly purchased home. They
were formerly OF 2s12 Elliot Av
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-21

Indisposed: Mrs. Katherine
Banks, 1916 Bryant Av. N, has
been confined TO her home for the
past week due to an attack of the
flu.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-21

Jimmie Grifnn's sports eoIums
follows closely tho ear~ers of the
young athletes In Twin oty high
schools. always encouraging the
promising youngsters
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-21
Social and Personal
= ST. PAUL

Queen Chosen: AT their January meeting held
of William A Jackson Jr, COG Fuller Av the Mid Knghters
elected Pat Brown the the Queen of
Hearts contest to be held February The meeting will be
held the home of Raymond Washington 703 Igehart Av
Hosptalized: Mrs Elizabeth Jordan 267 Iglehar Ay
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-21
DID YOU SEE TIE TREMENDOUS RARGAINS at Cooks Ro-

this week? certainly tempted
particular i lovely
priced originally
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who's whe
Who's New
Where's TO 60
Whuf's To Do
Ct. Paul
AOpotlight
By MILDRED JORDAN

FROM THE DESK OF SENATOR HUMPHREY in Washington
we learned Of the oPon Civil Rights Package proposed for the
saith Congress Says the
past been characterized body
presenting this prayer
and symboze American dedication good
These will be certainly hope
each of them win be heard before the saith
AN ENIIGHTENNG SPEAKER preparation for
air raids ETC. Col John Calder
Ramsey County and the January meeting
the Maxeld PTA held
arrangements by Mrs Frances Nc
Gee Civil Defense chairman Msxed help
committee Oscar Mines Lucille
Headley Williams
Galloway PrA president tells us that plans are
being made for the brotherhood given February
and sounded good to hear that the school will be
about May LIST
MISS JoANNE JOHNSON POPULAR u OF MINI student
the attendant the nursery church Mothers
feel free to leave their babies children nursery
attending service.
BEGINNERS SEWING CLASS was formed at St James ON
Tuesday ID II interested
Winters Ca 6-2ol7 Mrs Florence Daniels
WE WOULDN'T THINK OF MISSING the cincmascope version
Oscar Hammersens Carmen play Harry
Kner Harry Beafone Dorothy cambridge Bailey
Olga James and Joe Adams opened today the World
ST rAUEs ~M,IN NEccm SEWING CIRCLE" at Robert and
Fifth St. has big valuable offer You get $25 worth
choice of fabrics If purchase sewing
traden and really to be exciting you
THE MAILMAN BROUGHT us armful of interesting clip
publications subscriber Douglass
Washington d. and great big you" Douglass
When the din of "deadlne fades win settle down reading
LET US MOURN According statistics
Council Department
year record we cannot be proud Of ny
when motorist the complete realization
responsible safety
streets and hgwaysw able
ton in traffic accidents and Deaths Drive safely your
DID You HEAR THE COURAGE OF CARVER. drama de.
in
mark Hall of Fame" Sunday January
host paid tribute to the
his scientific contributions to world wellbeing
A BIG WARM AND HEARTY CONGRATS Patton
and hand Sterling
when he received the Man the Year gala
lively affair warming
conscientious worker for civic becrment!
WE LOOK FORWARD HEARING Dr. Howard Thurman
Dean Chapel pleasant
Of his oratory faculty
Howard University Washington often attended
services there Sundays Thurman appear
the 23rd Minnesota
Evangelical Reformed church Monday
the the Paul
apos Council of Churches and the Minnesota Council
VERY, VERY BUSY beautician,
a style Chapel.
the Wagner.
styling what the
appointments will be Dorothy
Mt ovet Baptist Church the donation
only half of a dollar!
DID YOU SEE THE TREMENDOUS BARGAINS at Cooks Ro-
bert Sixth this week? We certainly tempted and
lovely
priced sold originally S25
s4995.
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WeefIng Extended:
Six Hundred Delegates
From 40 Nations At
Moral Re.Armament Meet

nerica and Africa modified
| today" was one of the topics
day World Assembly for Moral
he Shoreham hotel here.
40 nations assembled in Wash.
they said will win the world.
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Meeting Extended:

Washington amp An
with an idea to win the world
which struck fire during the l2-
Re Armament recently held at {
Six hundred delegates from
ington to discuss an idea which
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THE VERY. VERY BUSY Eunyc

direct style show Chapel St Adams
Wednesday January The sponsorship
the Wagner
styling what a lecture
appointments will
$ a Baptist
o Of a
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WE LOOK FORMAL

Dean of the Chapel Boston University pleasant
Of his oatory faculty
Howard University Washington attended
there among appear
the 23d Minnesota
Evangelical Reformed January Sponsors
Churches
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-17
900 Auto License
PIaieS Are Sold
If Paint On Togs Is
FouIty, Return Them

If the white paint on your new
blue-and-white auto tags is COM
ming off, the state will replace
the plates.
The Bureau of Motor Vehicles
admitted today they have receiv-
ed numerous complaints and are
making plans to replace defective
tags.
Officials said they did not
know what mad caused the diff
Guilty. The plates are produced
at Ohio penitentiary.
Frank Estadt, deputy registrar,
Of the Caldwell Implement and
Supply Company, said motorists
who are having trouble with the
paint coming off the tags should
bring the plates in and they will
be replaced free of charge.
Registrar EStadt, said the auto
plates with the converted M
will not be sent back according
to word he received from Co.
lumbus.
For the first two weeks there
have been 900 auto license plates
sold and 100 commercial plates.
It is remembered that all auto
tags must be on by April and
the hours for obtaining the tags
are 8 a. m. till 500 o'clock.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-17
Scouts To Hold
Tree Planning
Al Recreation Site On
Wednesday, Nor. 30

When Noble county farmers
pick up their trees ordered from
the state tree nurseries this year,
they will be able to see how to
plant them.
These trees will be ready for
distribution on Wednesday,
March 30, at the Fraternal Order
of Eagles new recreation center
off of state route 285, one mile
north of Caldwell. Directions for
reaching the area will be placed
at point beginning at the Noble
Farm Bureau Coop Association
on Mill street in Caldwell. Floyd
Henderson, agricultural extern
sion agent for the county, will be
in charge of the tree distribution.
The tree planting demonstra-
ton was announced by H. R.
Blackburn, chairman of the
Noble Soil Conservation District.
The purpose of the event is to
promote good tree planting
procedure. Many trees have per-
ished in the past few years due
to incorrect, planting practices
announces Frank Calvin, farm
planner for the U. S. Soil Con-
servation Service assigned to the
local district.
The demonstration will be
carried out by the F. o. E. Boy
Scout troop who will plant 1900
young pine trees that day. The
sponsoring lodge brothers be-
lieve the scouts will gain more
if they have a part in develop
ing their own recreation grounds.
The trees will be planted ad-
jacent to the new pond built last
fall