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Evening star., 1955-02-23

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Evening star., 1955-06-22
Mexican Group
To Be Honored

The United States section
Of the Joint Mexican United
States Defense Commission
will honor the Mexican Sec
tion at a reception and dinner
on Thursday, June 80. at 1880
o'clock.
The delegates of the Mexi-
can section being honored are
1t. Gen. and Mrs. Cristobal
Guzman Cardenas and Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Antonio j.
Aznar.
Hosts will be Mai. Gen.
Robert w. Douglass, jr., chair
man and Air Force delegate.
and Mrs. Douglass; Maj. Gen.
Harkins, Army delegate, and
Mrs. Harkins, and Rear Ad-
miral Charles w. Wilkins, navy
delegate, and Mrs. wilkins.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-05-20
ChurIeston's Emunu-EI
Schedules Eighth
Annual Confirmation

Synagogue Emanuel of Char
lesion, S. c. will hold its eighth
annual Confirmation service on
Friday, May q, 1855, at 8:15 P.
NJ, in the Synagogue. Marking
the elimination of formal re-
ligious instruction, this service
has always been an outstanding
event.
The highlight of the program
will be the presentation of the
musical cantata, "Thy Children
Shall Return" written by Rabbi
and Mrs. ira Einstein. All five
cantatas written by the Eisen-
stems have been performed by
preceding confirmation classes
under the direction of Cantor
Jacob Renzer.
Confirmands are Linda Banov,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Banov; Charlotte and Harriet
Berkman, daughters of MI. and
Mrs. Nathan Berkman; Diane
F~einberg, daughter of Mrs. Mar
garet Feinberg; Ruth Ann Kahn,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Kahn; Joyce Kline, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kline; Ply
Ills Rundbaken, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Abe Rundbaken; Dena
Segall, daughter of Mrs. Nat
Segall; Rosalind Toporek, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Toporek;
and Sandra Cohen, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Cohen.
A reception will be rendered in
honor of the confirmands, and the
community is cordially invited to
attend.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-05-20

will be awarded at this time. Mrs.
Herman Klausner, guest speaker
of the evening, will honor the club
leaders for their efforts on behalf
Of Young Judaea. There will also
be a celebration of the seventh
anniversary of the founding of the
state of Israel.
Mrs. Irving Brukner. chairman
of all Jacksonville Young Judaea.
has been assisted in her prepare
ton for the festival by the parents
of the club members: reservations.
Mrs. Meyer Richman: invitations.
Mrs. Ben Caslar and Mrs. Louis
Witten: ushers. Mrs. Sid Mack:
waiter. Mrs. Abe Tuckman; CATER
ing. Mrs. Martin Brauner and
Mrs. Max Brown; publicity. Mrs.
Monroe Klausner: and decora-
lions. Mrs. Jesse E.eingold.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-05-20

Participating in the Bikkurim
are the following clubs, with their
leaders: Benz urion, Miss Ruby
Berk; Trumpeldor, Miss Harriet
Witten; Estherette, Miss Goldye
Naftulin; Maccabbee, Mr.. Jesse
Feingold and Harry Kolitz; Zion
cite, Misses Susan Margolin and
Ina Lazarus; and Israel-Lites,
Misses Sharon Safer and Adrienne
Perlman.
All members and leaders will
be guests of the Jacksonville
Zionist Youth Commission at a
banquet. Guests who wish to at
tend the banquet may call Mrs.
Meyer Richman. FL 9-0959. Rabbi
Sanders Tofield will give the
opening prayer and Rabbi Joshua
Sodden will perform the benedic-
ton.
Prizes, based on a point system,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-05-20
Beaufort Beth Israel
Auxiliary Entertained
At the Home of
Mrs. Ernest Mark

The May meeting of the Beau
fort Beth Israel Auxiliary was
held at the home of Mrs. Ernest
Mark on Craven Street with 10
members and two guests present.
The business session was pre-
sided over by the president, Mrs.
Oscar Young, when routine re-
ports were made. Mrs. Sam
Greenly reported on the water
fountain for the Center and plans
were made to purchase one.
The group also hopes to get a
new refrigerator in the near fu-
ture. The members agreed to have
a Cake Sale" as well as a rum
mage sale in the near future.
After the business the meeting
was turned over to Mrs. j. r.
Cooley for a Stanley Party.
The hostess served refreshments
of cookies, cakes, coffee and cold
drinks.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-05-20
Jax Young Judaeans
Festival Set for Sunday
BY MRS. MONROE KLAUsNER

The Young Judaea clubs of Jacksonville will hold their annual
Bikkurim festival al the Jewish Center Sunday. May 20 at 6 p. M.
This is the festival of first fruits celebrated at Shevuoth in Israel
after the harvest Of the spring crops. Using this theme Young Judaea
presents the fruits Of their efforts. which includes still pictures de-
pichng Judaeais program of Jewish living group activities. American
afaiGs. and Zionism.
, 1955-02-25

as income on your federal income
tax return:
Dividends from a insurance
policy.
Pay OF armed forces enlisted men
while In combat or while hos
pitalized from combat service.
Social Security benefits.
Gifts.
Payments received under Work
mems Compensation laws.
The answer is that none OF the
above should lbe listed Is taxable
income! There are other forms of
exempt income, too, which you will
find listed in the official tax in
structions. Some OF them are:
Other Exempt Income
Inheritances and requests (the
estate may be taxed but not the
recipient).
First 5000 Of monthly pay of
armed forces officers while sery-
ing or hospitalized from active
service in combat zone.
Railroad Retirement Act benefits.
Certain health and accident bene-
fits.
Damages awarded by a court or
paid out Of court for personal
injuries.
Government payments and bene-
FITS to veterans and their fam.
lilies, except n~ondisability re-
tirement pay and interest on
, 1955-02-25

terminal leave bonds.
Interest on state and municipal
bonds.
Parsons and Prizes
The rental value OF a parsonage
furnished to a minister OF the gos-
pei is not taxable income; the law
now adds that a rental allowance
paid to him for this purpose is also
exempt.
II you won a prize. watch this fine
distinction: the prize is taxable II
you were required to exert even the
slightest effort to earn 1t; on the
other hand, IL it was made in recog
milton of scientific, literary or other
achievement and you rel selected
without any action on your part the
prize is considered a gift and you
are not taxed on it.
Most scholarships and fellowships
are exempt, unless they are paid as
compensation for services, such as
teaching and research.
Additional information
Be sure to read the official In
structions. You can also get help
from the Internal Revenue Service,
which urges you to consult only
qualified advisers.
Next articles GET Al the Exemp-
ffOHS for YOursey and Dependents.
, 1955-02-25
NOTICE TO INCOME TAX PAY-R5
IN THE VIRGIN ISLANDS

On or before April is, 1855. an Income Tax Return must
be lied by every citizen Of the United States or resident of
the Virgin Islands whose gross income for 1854 was $4,000
or more - $4,000 or more in the case Of those individuals
who wee at least IS years before the close of the taxable
year. Individuals who earn income in the Virgin Islands will
file their feturas. and pay their taxes here, as before; how
ever, the regulations which state the time and place for filing
Income Tax returns were changad n 1854, 90 That an iaGivi-
dual who CLAIMS the Virgin Islands IS his residence is now
required to file a return and ray the tx to tho Virgin IS
lands on income from all sources. The total amount Of the
tax due on the retuTn must be submitted with the return to
the Income Tax Division, Department Of Finance, Charlotte
Amalie, ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands.
Every citizen Or resident shall make a declaration Of es-
tirnated tax if (a) his gross income can reasonably be expect
ed toconsist Of not more than $4,000 from sources other than
wages subject to Withholding and can reasonably be expect
ed to exceed 100000 for a single individual or a married
person filing a separate declaration, 100000 for a person
widower, and 100000 in the case Of a married person who
files a joint declaration and the total income Of both husband
and wife can reasonably be expected to exceed 100000; or,
10 the gross income can reasonably be expected to include
more than $4,000 from sources other than wages of $4,000
multiplied by the number of exemptions, plus $4,000. The
Declaration must be filed on or before April Is, 1865 and the
tax may be paid in full with the Declaration or in equal in
stallnents June 10, 1855 September is, 1855 and January Is,
1856.
Additional information concerning filing Of income tax
returns and payment of income tax may be obtained from
the Income Tax Division, Department Of Finance, ST. Tho
mas, ".
AT intervals Income Tax Consutants will be in St. Croix
to assist Taxpayers in the preparation of their returns. The
dates of those visits will be published in the local newspa-
pers.
LEROY "A. QUINN
Commissioner of Finance
, 1955-02-25
INCOME TNx FACTS Ne. e
Rot All Your Income Goes In Your Tax Form

This IS one OF a series Of articles OF income Ia changes. The articles
are based on Information provided BY the American Iaaiinte l dcccant
ants and the Vugin Islands Society ol Certified Pu6Hc 1ccoantansJ
Taxpayers make more mistakes in listing their income than any other
type Of error. according to a survey made by the Internal Revenue
Service. 1t is important to know what to include. and what MOI. To
include. Look at this list and see ii YOU can tell which should be listed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15
Califosnions, Former
81. paviifss, Visit
Old Home Town

Mrs. Roy J. Moore, her daugh-
tiers. Sarah tSalIyJ BeaHlsy. Vie
toria and Sylvia Moore and son
Roy Moore Of Monr0via. Calf,
were recent visitors in the city
and were the house guests Of their
auntH. Mrs Sarah Hardy and Mrs
Bessie Mansfield 81 g7g Carroll
Az.
Mrs Moore In the former Wylda
Powell and n native 81 PaulitH
She moved with her family 10
California about three years ago
and this In their first visit back 10
their old home town.
Mrs Moore, Sylvia. Victoria and
Roy left for their home on June
70. Miss Sylvia In taking nurses
training ut the Los Angeles coun-
~ Hospital and Miss Victoria In q
violin student and plans 10 make
music her career.
Sarah Bsasisy remained In the
city and Will spend the summer
vacation with her great aunt and
namsHake. Mrs Sarah Hardy and
her aunt, Mrs. Bessie Mansfield
She will celebrate her i4th birth
day on July 30
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15
vsrnise rlnsley Nos
Colo blrthdaY PartY

When little Vernlce Tinalcy,
daughter Of Mr and Mira, Vernon
>, r,nsley, ae2t Portland Az,
WAS honorcd AT gala birthday
party given by her mother on
Sunday afternoon. July 10, some
10 OF her little friends CAME 10
help her celebrate her sixth
birthday.
The usual games were played
and center OF attraction was n
new swing set Vsrnice received
from her mother and dad that was
enjoyed 10 the delight OF the
youngsters
Refreshments were served after
which the lovely gifts given by
her guests were opened and dlH'
played. which were olimaxed with
bicycle given by her grand
mother Mrs Lucille Hardin Of ~.
Paul.
Those who helped vernice cele-
brate were Betty Jean and vii
liam Covington, Barbara Jean and
Shirley N,laon, Gretchen and
Deborah Williams, Mary Inn,
Terry Built, Lewis Whltlook
Mike and julius Crawford, There.
IN and Mercedes RoblnsAu,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15
Harriet Jones Hos
Birthduy Party On
Fifth Anniversary

Celebrating her nth birthday
with a party given by her mother,
little Harriet Renee Jones, dAugh.
ter Of Mrs Clara Jones. 7T2
Rondo Av., was the center Of at.
traction on June ~. when her
little playmates and relatives
were on hand 10 help her cut her
two beautifully decorated birth
day cakes. and Join in the fun.
The frolicking festivities were
held at the home Of her mother.
Gifts were given 10 each Of the
guests in addition 20 the many
lovely gifts received by the little
honoree, including a two wheeled
bicycle
Tho usual games. refreshments
Of ice cream cake and punch and
the opening Of gifts rounded out
the gala afternoon.
Guests who helped her csle-
bratS were Sandra Little and
Charles Ffnnsy Jr, Sarah swami
gan. a cousin. Richard Jr.. Gre
CORY Albert and Eric Thomas
cousins. Gordie. Lilleen and
Sharon Carter, and also having
lots ~ fun were her brothers. Billy
and Tommls and sister Geraldine
On hand 10 assist were her aunt
Miss Coree Thomas and aunt ana
uncle. Mr.. and Mrs James "
Thomas.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15
Eighth BIrshday OF
JoeqVeiyn Marshall
Enloysd ~ friends

The home OF Mrs, JhcquaIyn
Marshall 2bI7 Clinton Az was
the scene 81 mcrrtmept and fun on
Saturday afternoon. July ., when
little cynthia Marshall was fet"d
by her mother with q party In
celebration OF her eighth birthday.
Between the hours Of z and D
y M "a group Of Cynthia'A friends
were on hand Ia wish her happy
birthday and join IN the games
played. and partake Of the re-
Treatments served including aaaIs-
ting her In cutting her birthday
cake
The honorNe received many
lovely gifts which she opened and
displayed To the delight Of her
guests
Helping her celebrate were
CARA and Ronnie Westberry,
Michael. JacqIelyn. Reginald.
Linda and David Thomas. Dolores
and Bonita Watkins Linda Ellis
and Dolores Wood
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15
prosmu'sios Hear NALL
City Business Woman

Pragrna,sia BOrortty was en-.
tortaDed recently by its vice
president. sOror ArIee HallOwsll.
1914 Carroll Az. A. which time
Mrs. Bonita hcJIis Of Minneapolis
vaH guest speaker Her subject
waa. what The At Home Bnai
ness GirI Can no For A Project "
Tier speech was interesting and
informative.
Hrs McTfe II secretary ~ the
r e. CDuncil 81 Clubs
The Scholarship committee
made partial report a, this
meeting
The July meeting was held with
aDror Bcruice HARDY. D73 Carroll
~ as hostess The Boholsrsinp
Committee made ia flnsl report
and named Roberta Bruce ~ the
rscip.cn, ~ the 1855 scholarship
Plans are being formulated for
the awarding ~ the scbOlhrship
tentative plans were also made
for an Oui,Ifpr party 10 be held IN
tho near future
The next regular meeting win
be Friday. August Q with BDror
Connie nh. sgs Carroll Az. ~
hrnfHFR
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15
Daughter tIks Nurses
Unit Celebrates Seventh
Anniversary OF founding

The Purple Cross Nurses Unit
OF Minnshaha Temple No. i2v
celebrated It's sew
cuth anniversary July y, at the
home Of the president, Mrs la
Gill. Woodland. nos Lyndale Az,
N
Refreshments were served by
the Purple Cross nurs.S
Winner Of the priEr for the eve.
ming was Mr.. James Thompson Of
Ds2 Aldrich Az " The gala nf'
fair was enjoyed by all present,
Mrs Ernestinc ~ Wright,
Purple Cross news reporter regiH'
tered the following guests Mines
Lola Mae GattlIng. stat. direos
trcss. Of Purple Cross Nurses,
Catherine white, Jessie Jsroway,
Queen Thompson Elizabeth Iail.
ey. Lillian Howell, Willie Mae
Miller Margaret Sweeney, G"or-
gia Taylor. ~ Paul. Minnie Hud'
ley. Noble Goldman, Faye Barnes
Gertrude Mitchell. Mildred Fur.
lntine. Minnie Butler.
The Mesars. and Mines Robert
Chatham, Howard q Smith. Er'
nest McNeal. Blaine ! Ash Jr, j.
X. Ash. Theodore Woodland, y.
Rurney, ". Pendl"ton, Hen Whit
lost. Mrs Weller white Murry.
the Misses Gloria Bush. Georgia
Tate. Rose Bell Ruby Whitney,
Omaha. Heb., Armada v. Far
rant. Clara w. Rodgers and
Forctha Cathey
Also the HsAEfs 4 v. Tame
ant. Bob Kennerly Alfred Gate
wood. william -. Harris, Eugene
Harris. 81 Paul John " Jones,
george 4 Ash. Archie l. Robin.
son. Leon Lewis. wine 1. No.
Nicely and Charles A. Smith
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15
Chicago Man Is
Royalty Treated
On Visit Here

Columbus Moore, OF 66iS Cham
plain Av.. Chicago, was the
Fourth Of July week end guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. " J Hunter, 1923
Fourth Az. S.
Mr.. Moore is the brother-in-
law Of the Hunters While in the
city. Mr.. Moore accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter. Mrs Vesta
Young and Mr.. Emmett HiEon, at
tended the st. Paul minneapolis
baseball game at Lexington Park
After the game the group went
on n tour to Como Park, st. Paul,
made a sightseeing tour Of the
Chain Of Lakes and visited the
Rose Garden in Minneapolis
Mr., and Mrs. Hunter entertain
cd at an indoor picnic on the
Fourth in honor OF their guest.
Pictures were taken OF the group
and games played closed happy
day.
Mr.. Moore Is one Of the leading
lsymen Of Pilgrim Baptist church,
Chicago. Of which Rev. J G Aus
tin Ia pastor. He also is active in
The Rose Of sharon. club or
gained by his wife, the late Mrs
Austin Moore
Mr.. Moore was greatly impress
sed with his visit 10 the Twin
Cities and the hospitality Of his
hosts
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15

Return Home: Mrs. Annis Clark
and children of Keokuk. Ia. who
have been visiting their mother
and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
johnson Sr., 1885 Fifth Av. s.
for the past ten days left for their
home on Tuesday. July II.
Breakfast Guests; Ted Rhodes
of Chicago and Charles Sifford Of
Philadelphia, were the breakfast
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Hughes OF 1858 Fourth Av. S. on
Sunday. July 10, Mr.. Rhodes and
Mr.. Sifford played in the Kellar
Open Golf Tournament in st.
Paul.
Feted: Mr.. Earl Bowman Jr.,
4437 Fourth Av. s., formerly n
counsellor of the Los Diables,
young ladies club and the Mar
quees, young mems club of the
Phyllis Wheatley Settlement
House was feted with a surprise
farewell party on Sunday. July 3.
When Mr.. Bowman returned to his
home the group was assembled
and greeted him with surprise,
The occasion was in appreciation
of Mr.. Bowman's interest in the
group and his counselling. He
was presented with a cigarette
case and lighter AS a parting gift.
Mr. Bowman is leaving Phyllis
Whateley 10 assume his new du-
ties as athletic instructor at Cen
trail High School. Minneapolis.
Visited Family: Mr.. Melvin
Stone, Sr.. formerly of Minneapo-
lis, and now of Albuquerque. New
Mexico. spent the Fourth OF July
week-en visiting his wife, Mrs,
Opal Stone and family at Sli
Russell Av. n.
Visited Parents: MIR, and Mrs,
Leroy Wiley and children. Tonga
and Derrick of Denver, Colo. ar
rived in the city by motor on
July /, visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c Johnigan Of
2SlO Clinton Av. and other rela
tives. on July Z, Mr., and Mrs.
Johnigan entertained in honor OF
their guests at a family picnic at
Taylor Falls, MINI. Other guests
in addition To the visitors were
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Miller and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs, Leon
Johnigan and son, Mr., and Mrs
Wilbur Randle and children
Steven Johnigan and Mrs. Jewel
Burke. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley and
family left for their home on
July 10.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15
LEGAL NOTICES

File No sAllp
ORDER F'OR HEARiN. PETITION
TIME To EIIE CLAIMS AMI ron
HEtRI>G THEREON
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENHEPlN
IN PROBATE COURT
Ia Re Estate ~ Louise A,
Springer, also known as Louisa A.
Springer, Dccedont
order t"r Hssriss Petition
to Prove VIII
IT IL ORDERED that all persons
Interested ahoW cause. u any they
have. before this Court on Monday.
Ia the Court House IN Minneapolis.
Minnesota, why the petition herein
filed. uf Marion springer Masica, OF
hennCpin County. MINI for the al
lowanCe OF an instrument purpoTt-
ing 10 be the last WIN and Tesla
bate thereof ana Tor tho appoint b.
ment Of herself as ENecutTiE.
should not be granted
order 90 ~. Claims sad Ter
HeaEiaH Thsresa
1T IL FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof all creditors ~ said DeCe b
dent hls their claims Ia this Court
Proofs viii be heard and claims o.
aminod aud adjusted before this
1858, AZ 10 O'Clock a NJ. IN the
Court House In Minneapolis. Mime
sofa
These orders shalt be published Ia
the Minneapolis spokesman and
copies mailed according to law
tSEAL or PROBATE COUATD
WITH IGSs the HpS -, ] AN
bEtHON. acting Judge of Pro
bate Court, this iiih day Of
July 1868
ERNEST y IpRENZ.
Ernest y LoTcng
'I"rk Of Probate Court
Johnson \ lldHtad. Attorneys
1906 Rand Tower
spokesman, July &c, 70 4 ggD
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15
Tyler f4owells Jr.
Return From Five
Weeks vocusion

Concluding a five week vacas
ton, Mr. and Mrs Tyler Howell
Jr, and children Of 1922 Oakland
Av., returned home Friday. July
3. from an extended trip visiting
relatives and friends.
They left Minneapolis on June
20 by motor and made their first
stop at Baltimore. Md. where they
visited Mrs. IIowclIs sister. SITS
ter Mary Eileen of the IT, Fran.
els Xavier Convent.
Leaving Baltimore they motor
Ell down the coast To Kinston. N
g, and there they visited another
sister and family, Mr., and Mrs
Bruce Patterson, Jr,
They then proceeded on To BiI.
ok Miss. Mrs How.ila home
town and visited her father, Mr..
j NJ Marine and her sisters and
brothers
Leaving the children with her
father in Biloxi. Mr and Mira
Howell motored 90 New Orleans
and Baton Rouge, La. They then
visited the college In jackson
Miss. where Mrs Howell received
her nurses trimming They also
visited Tougaloo College, Tonga
loo, Miss. where Mrs Howell had
worked as a campus nurse.
They then returned 10 Biloxi
and with their children bid fare.
well 10 the family and with a long
list of renewed friendships and
many, many pleasant memories
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15
|DEBS and DATES
ny Barb" Rarncs


III pebs and Datesl
Well here l am again this week
and with nothing much TO tell
YOU all. There are not many hap
penings TO tell But here goes
what I could get q hold OF -.
The Los Diablos and MarQee's
had a picnic Sunday at 0ienwood
Park, Among those present were
Wilma Merrill, Beverly Eason.
Barbara Allen, Gayle sehofield,
Shirlec Jackson, Gwen Tolbert.
Jean Carpenter. Eleanor wither.
spoon, Ronnie Stone. Al Gate
wood. Chas, Smith. Johnny Jen-
kins. Richard Green. Robert wag-
ner. Charles Smith, Edgar Jack.
son. La Verne,
Among the late corners were
Mr., and Mrs. Kenny Mckenny. A
real nice time was had by all the
debs and dates who attended,
shirley Smaller had q party
Friday night and all the 81.
Paulitcs say Il was real nice with
the exception OF two other parties
that same night,
Congratulations TO John Dor.
sey and Betty Mays who tied the
knot some time last week.
Well kids, that's about all IN,
news I could dig up 80 here IL m,
Deb personality FOR this week
She stands five feet, four In
chcs and weighs isT pounds, She
In senior at st Paul Contra
this coming year and In ~ year
Of age, I couldn't bribc who he,
favorite Date IL but all you n
paulitea know, She loves 10 ainl
and roller skating tops as he,
favorite pastime. In her aingfnl
career she should 20 long way
a. SHE has all the potentiaiitiea
By now you all should know I'm
talking about Beverly Banham
Rev has "a great personality To-
winning friends, she In populaI
both In Minneapolis and ~. Paul
II Bev. continues TO be Rs swee
and nice as ahe IN now ahe shout,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15
CREDIT UNION BOARD
MEETS A. GUESTS OF
THE \, m JONES

The Board OF directors meeting
Of the Associated Negro Credit
Union met Tuesday night AZ the
home Of Mr., and Mrs. J. II. Jones'
union mrmbers al TAT 81. Anthony
Av n, Paul,
Cecil Newman. vice president
presided. hoard members and Of.
fic,rn present were Talmage II,
Carey, AAhby oaalainH, James
Mann. w. A. Young and James o
Crowdsr.
Other members present were In
addition 10 Mr. and Mrs, Jones,
the hosts. Mrs. Ciementine BydeA,
Mrs, James Coleman sr. Richard
l.. Stokes, sr,. George w. Lucas,
Mrs, Katherine Boggs and Charles
Bradley.
Refreshments were served nj
the conclusion Of the board meet
ing.