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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-11-10
CALEDONIA


study Of the beasts Of the jungle.
Caledonia children had fascinat-
ing assembly featuring live ami
mails and birds, such as mynahs,
lemurs, a porcupine, and a sloth,
that was presented by Mr.. jim
Conley. 1t was made available to
the school because of the large
proceeds from their paper sale.
Caledonia pupils are also learn
ing about early Ohio pioneers. The
two third grade rooms, taught by
Lillion Finnila, went to the West
ern Reserve Historical Museum
this week. There they saw the
replica Of the Carter House. uten-
sils and implements used by the
early Ohio settlers, and heard an
informative talk on our ancestors
times. Mothers Of some of the chill
dren drove, and the two teachers
were assisted by practice teachers
from the Western Reserve School
of of Education, Mrs. Dorothy
McKahr and Miss S2ndra Grayson.
All in all, it was quite a week
for facts.
SUPERIOR
The upper h9li in Superior is
long, wide l.. At the junction Of
the two arms of the l. is a huge
hollow globe of the world. At this
spot, an impressive but short Vet
erans' Day patriotic program will
be held tomorrow morning, Nov |
ember 18th. for the entire school. |
Massed flags from all the class
rooms will be trooped to the great f.
globe, as the schools Glee Club |
sings The Battle Hymn of the
Republic" After the Salute to the
Flag, led by Student Council Pres
ident Saundra Parkhurst, choral
reading Of short patriotic poems
will alternate with the singing of
songs by the pupils. The six sixth
graders who will present the selec-
tions, "a Patriotic Greed" and
ACTIVITY, in the choral-speaking
method are: Saundra Parkhurst.
Beth Kerr, Jay Lazar, Richard
Littman, Theresa Luckhart, Wilson
Rick, Sandra Mullen.
The student body will sing "The
Star-Spangled Banner" during the
program, and America the Beauti-
full" at its close.
On another subject, featuring a
different kind of glory, the Su-
perior flag football team ran
away with the honors in the East
Cleveland grade schools league
this fall. They were to play a
picked team of All-Stars from the
other five schools at Shaw Stadium
on Tuesday afternoon. And no
matter how this contest came out.
win or lose, they were to be enter
tanned at Victory Luncheon at
school Wednesday noon.
The Superior champs give much |
of the credit for their success to
their coach, sixth-grate teacher, !
Raymond Vinborg. Now known |
locally as "the Paul Brown of the |
Flag Football League" Vinborg |
took these boys in September as |
raw and unframed as could be, and |
developed them into league-lead-
ing organization.
The menu for the luncheon ? The |
boys own choice; hamburgers, of |
course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-12
STRATFORD HILLS
OPEN SUNDAY. 2-DARK

Excellent address in individual COM
munity of distinctive homes Navy
captain transferred makes this de-
lightful home available for imme-
diate occupancy. Ivy-banked front
terrace with lovely level rear yard.
Lot size S0xI25. Neighborhood
swimming pool privileges available
eCenter-hall entrance. 2 bedrooms
and bath on first floor. } bedrooms
and bath on second eoor. Driye-in
garage. Screened living porch. Rec
reation room with fireplace and "a
bath in basement. Tasteful decor
throuehout. Directions: Out Old
Dominion drive cross Glebe I'd,
turn left on George Mason drive to
33rd ST.. turn right to open sign.
HALL REALTY co.
1907 N. veitch ST., Arlington, Va.
ia. 7-5S5S
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PENTAGON SPECIAL,

3 miles from Pentagon: 2-bedTm.
brick, panorama view overlooking
gardens and terrace: walk 70 shop
ping center. schools and bus. Assume
a. Gil loan Price. S1I,5o0. Cah
Dill S-SSIG IA
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
BEVERLY HILLS

Beaut. all-brk. English-style home,
in desirable. Beverly Hills. excel.
deep lot. beaut. trees and shrubs.
Lge. porch, optional windows or
screens, adj. lge outdoor patio, lge.
liy. rm. with firepl., all-elec. kit,
with English-style firepl., utii. rm.
and gar. volumnious storage space.
For sale by owner, at $4,000. Open
Sat. and Sun. afternoons until g.
3117 Circle Hill I'd. Alex. or call
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CHOOSE, LOT

And floor plan and have your house
built on North nottingham St. be-
tween 22nd and 23rd st. Il blk of
Lee hwy. Call ia. S-T196 or visit
lot Sunday. l til q pm. Please. nc
agents --l3
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
FALLS CHURCH

Only Sl1,000: 2-bedrm. rambler; nice
level lot; close to tranSp. and shop
ping; ideal for working cple.
C. NJ. HALEY. JE. 2-7944
1875 E. Broad Falls Church, Va.
Ia
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
NORTH ARLINGTON
G1Q Q50

Brick rambler on . nicely handicapped
lot, In q convenient location. Per-
feet kitchen, separate din. rm.. f1re-
place in delightful hF. rm-. 3 bed
rms. tiled bath: reasonable terms.
LYNN REALTY, JE. 2-9400
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S16,950 - CONNER
cisl property on Mt, Vernon ave-,
ceiicnt lot: live in 3-bedrm. apt.
and conduct your business in pleas
ant front ONCE; la baths, wonder
full large kitchen. cHATEL, IA.
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ANNANDALE-3 bedrms.. tiled bath
and kitchen, radiant heat. new
storm windows and doors; large
lot: $1,000. Call any time. JE.
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LISTEN!
BE ALERT

49, @A@SA@4S
owners transfer makes
avilable this all-brick Colonial
home for someone who can APP
preciate S value. 1t has q
large liv. rm. with fireplace.
pine-paneled den, separate
dining room, kitchen. break
fast room, and u bath, on
first floor: 3 bedrms. and tiled
bath. on md floor. Full base
ment with "a bath. ground
level entrance and built-in ga
rage. A nice garden space with
grape arbor and bearing fruit
trees. Someone is going 20
get a terrific bargain in this
home at $4,000, 1t might
as well be you. Call now for
appointment to inspect. Mr..
Ludwick. ia. 5-6S00; ewes.
IKE. S-6a40.
SHANNON & LUCHS
2055 Wilson Blvd. ia. 5-6S00
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ANSANDALE AREA-GI 30-yr. no DIN.
payt.; 2 bedrms,, din. rm.. flrepl,,
patio; Va q. S12,S5O. JE. 4-45l5.
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M ssss 7.S5sr as SffosH3s
ceiling fireplace wall, separate dining
Soom big rd big ass sltshsS; eox RpI
b S ch IA ySS5 S sflS1s EsrA yFG
SERVICE INC. 47ea Lee hwy, ION
s EifSfti HWY. will take you to
the Pentagon in 70 MINUTES or
E 1ssta eOnv saas heatins laSs2 Nv
Ing room. Roman brick fireplace,
very large tiled bath; neat kitchen
a qSSla Da9 doaSle 't eSrport.
Anchor fenced yard; long and low.
$4,000, 81 approved Only one
csll ElEht sRRe ey "a ,NN soa 47s5 FE Lee
so6 TY9i al hILiIS lsSGff,oN By OWNER.
S-b.r, LuStron; GI appraised: in
excellent urban one-family, home
area - Ideal for for T snfa couple can
3 bedrms.; full bsmt,, partially I'm
bsmt.; ise. fenced lot with trees and
brook. BY OWNER, 546 Melody lane,
wRS HHEiEE HILLS HIILs-By owner. 5.rm.
Cape Cod, -expansible, attic, sep. din,
rm., porch, storm windows, Bryant
gas heat, full bsmt., close to public
and parochial schools; SIS, 800. Lee
hwy. to Utah ST., turn right at Goth
st. to Open Sign or call ia. S-S807.
$500 N. Goth ST.. ARL.; CT. $4,000
-2-bedrm. brk. rambler, cor. lot;
carport. rear patio. full bsmt.: kit.
on front: liv. rm. and firepl., rear;
din. sep. cntr. foyer. TALMAGE
WICKER. ia. 5-O500: also JE.
81 t GOO 'DoWN, $40 MoNTH-3-bed-
rm. bungalow with fenced yard; bus
In front; ga blocks from school.
1 ACRE, Si2.05O-cspe Cod, with
Ssms Ro Sa R R Ssaffi i JE
ALL BRICK CRESTWOoD RAMBLER;
q rooms, sep. din. rm,, full bsmt,
and attic:. perfect condition. $3.50
x Arii PPEESfA SiSSN brick, 6ssSst..
fenced, yard. newly decorated. Al
re-. Ivy KIT s.Sbas $3.50 UNITED Ia
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ALEXANDRIA,, BeVerIy HlIls-3-yr.-
stairs. sep. din. rm.. fully equipped
kit. with pine cabinets. . bedrms.
bath, up. lots Of closets; breezeway
and garage. Corner level lot. 9l3
Enderby drive. $4,000. OWNER.
nN 2.OklR
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SLEEPY HOLLOW

SEQ. 500 - 3-bedrm. brick rambler
dream kit, dishwasher. disposal
ThermaGor range: full bsmt., lge
picture window in rec. rm.: Il acre.
c. NJ HALEY. JE. 2-9944
1a6 E Broad, Falls Church. Va.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
THREE ACRES

Beautiful site with snug country
home near Herndon. House has 13x
IS living room. > bedrms-, paneled
den. modern bath and kitchen; OIL
R netaes SI4 o6e VIZ Rpfeh l:rse 'I eons
ventional first trust or S13,550 GI
with S675 cash
McCAY & McCAY, INC.
IA. S-s675 Ewes, Herndon 377-w-ll
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21

in beautiful fall colors was the
haven for hunters, Ernest Charles.
ton, 1857 Sherburne Av., and Louis
p. Moore. 662 w. Central Av. and
their wives, who accompanied
them for the opening of the duck
season. The foursome left October
first and returned to the city on
Tuesday. October II.
oDT Social Club: Mrs. Hazel
Warricks, TAI st. Anthony Av..
was hostess 10 the ODT Social
club on Wednesday. October 10.
Cosmopolitan I6 Club Enter
tains: When the Cosmopolitan Is
club entertained members and
their guests at a party on Satur-
day evening. October Is, at Local
Sic recreation room, an evening
Of food. fun and frolc was enpoy-
ed by the more than 25 members
and guests present with dancing
as a highlight Of the gala affair.
Visiting From Washington: Mrs.
Mildred Brooks Vernon of Wash
ington, d. c. arrived Sunday
morning, October Is, for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Books Sr,, 697 Rondo Av.
and other relatives and friends.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Oct, Charlotte Benner, CTS
st. Anthony Av.: Mrs. Turner
Price, 706 Rondo Av.; Mr.. Robert
Price, To6 Rondo Az: George
Hoage. 500 Charles Av: Kenneth
Mcintosh. 635 st. Anthony Az;
Mrs. A. NJ. Jackson, $40 Iglchart
Av.: J. l.. Holman, $50 St An
thony Av.
Oct. 23-Mrs. i. NJ, Dorsey, 967
Iglehart Av.; Mrs. James Jackson,
s65 st. Anthony Av.; Mrs, c, II,
Wooten, SOS Carroll Av.; Wally
Pettiford, S97 Carroll Az; Craig
Lewis, 243 st. Anthony Az: Mrs.
Regina s. Morris, All Mackubin
St; Gary Howard, $50 N. Dale st.
Irene Smith, 1896 st. Anthony Av.
Oct. 2i--Aleona Yvetta Davis,
954 Carroll Av.; Mrs. C. w. Pat
terson, 9O1 Carroll Az: Stephen
Maxwell Jr., s92 Carroll Az: Mrs.
Lottie Milton. 1853 Carroll Av.
Oct, 25-George Brooks Jr., TO
st. Anthony Av.; Louis NJ Moore,
662 w. Central Av.; Sherry Lynn
Speese, s7s Marion st; Mrs, Rich
ard Garcia, S52 Rondo Av.; Pam
ella Tucker, $50 Rondo Av
Oct. 20 Daisy McAdams, 662
st, Anthony Az; Mrs. A. Fergu-
son. 1923 Rondo Az; Clara r
Jones, 316h Rondo Av.; Booker
Ellis, 743 Carroll Az.
Oct. 27-Gaynel Benner, 672
st. Anthony Az; Pierre Lewis,
243 st. Anthony Av.; Phillip
Brooks, ITO st. Anthony Az; VIII
liam Robinson, 766 Carroll Av
Oct. pa. w. Jordan, 96s
Marshall Av.: Mrs o. w. Lind
sey, 276 w. Central Av.; Michael
Benner. 672 st. Anthony Az;
Renee Crawford, 522 St Anthony
Av.; Billy Collins. 651 st. Anthony
Av.
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Miss Louise Dooley Feted
A. Coy Farewell Party

Mrs, Raymond Bledsoe, 500 Car
roll Av., entertained at a farewell
party on Tuesday, October II In
honor of her sister, Miss Louise
Dooley. who left st. Paul on
Thursday, October 10 TO make her
home in New York City
Miss Dooley who lived with
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron J. DooIey, 1924
Carroll Av.. received many lovely
gifts.
Present were the Mines, Vir.
ginia Brown. Betty Broolins,
Daisy McAdams, Prentice Har-
ris, Elizabeth Nichols. Eunyce
Lewis, Helen Lawrence and Altha
Atkins. Mrs. Winnie Crouch and
Mrs. Ruby Wood were unable TO
be present but sent gifts.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS


Oct, 22-Albert L. GriSsam, sci
nth Av. N; Sam l. Scheiner,
5oai Morgan Av. s.; Lester l..
Watts, SIS Hoag Av N; Ronald
Arthur westberry, sl9 Seventh
ST. ".
Oct 2S-Mrs. Margaret Allen.
1921 Third Az. s; Alan Carlisle,
$40 Girard Av. N; Roy jackson,
56s Seventh Av. N; Mrs. Ada
Patterson. AIS Aldrieh Av. N; ].
f, Thomas. 2sl5 Chicago Az:
Mrs. Gertrude vinigar, 542 Al
drich Av. N: Claude Jackson. 1904
Fifth Av. S.
Oct, 2i-Rev. c. w. Mcconnell.
72S Olson Blvd: Vera Meyers,
722 Girard Av. N; Gertrude Har-
MS, 400 Bryant Av. N: Mrs, VIII
liam E. Jones, 1887 Stevens Av.
Oct. 25-J. d. Carlisle, 10 Hy-
land Av. N; NJ. G. Evans. STi0
Fifth Av. s.: Ken Robinson. 4ls
Third st. s.: Clifford Rucker. 2544
saith Av. S.: Mrs, Thomas Brown.
2so0 Portland Av.; Mrs, Irving
Williams, 364o Smelling Av
Oct. 26- Ritajean Davis, 1921
Portland Av.: Mrs. Cora Lane,
2929 Fifth Az. S.. James Curry,
1886 Fifth Av. s.
Oct 27-Noriweitts Richard
son, 1919 Chicago Av.: Mrs
Naomi Whitaker, $40 Girard Av,
N.
Oct. % Mrs. Gloria Rhodes,
22o5 Elliot Av.; II. E. Richards,
S42s Oakland Av.; Mrs. p. G
Breeder, 1909 Olson Highway
Mrs. Ida Moppins, 1921 Fifth Av
s.; Clyde f. Williams, 1851 Port.
land Av,; Annharad Fraction
3S4l Clinton Av.
Out of Town Birthdays--
oct. william Ashby Jr,, La,
Junta, Colo; Melvin Boyd. Kansas
City, Mo.
Oct 27-Lorenzo Hill. Pitts,
burgh. Pa; Joan Washington
Pittsburgh. Pa.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21

1919 Smelling Av.. returned home
Tuesday October IL from Buriing-
ton, Ia, where she visited her
brother-inlaw and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Lewis. Mrs. Lewis
returned with Mrs. Smith and was
her guest for a week. She left for
her home Monday, october II,
vacationIng In East; Mr., and
Mrs. Frank Conner, 1891 Second
Av, s., left Thursday. October i3
for Atlantic City. N J. and WASH
ington, ID. c, They win visit Mr.
Corners sister and other rela-
lives in Washington. The couple
will be away for two weeks and
will visit in other points east.
Book Club Held Meeting, The
Book Club held its regular meet
ing at the home OF Mrs. Barbara
Cyrus, 1858 Clinton Az. on
Thursday evening, october 20.
Plans were formulated for the
open meeting TO be held in No
vembcr, Mrs Leroy Coleman was
co-hostess.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
James d, Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Ho-
mcr Harris and Mr. steve Cox, all
OF Duluth. MINI, were dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. shelby
Cox at their home, also Fifth Az.
s.. on Sunday, October 10.
Out OF Hospital; Mrs, Jessie
jackson. 720 Humboldt Av, NJ is
home from Northwestern Hospital
where she spent five weeks as a
patient. She is greatly improved
but not able to be up and around
yet.
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Crediafowns Celebrate
18th Year With
Party In Wise.

1t was a beautiful, crisp autumn
night, Friday, October IA, when
members of the Credjafawn Social
Club celebrated their 2Sth ami
versary with a party at Somerset,
Wise. A group of so high spirited
members left Dale and Rondo at
$50 p. m. by bus. Members sang
and cheered all along the way.
After dinner, the group enjoyed
entertainment provided by their
members. Speciality numbers were
rendered by Jane Lee. Mrs. Bea-
trice Coleman and Mrs. Lola
Finney. Also of interest was a
dance routine by the Club Rock
cites. They were the Messrs. and
Mines. Albert Walton. James Tay-
lor, Bulbs Powell. Martin Wedding
ton, John Banks Jr., and Tommie
Braddock.
Members all enjoyed beauti-
fully decorated orchid and yellow,
two TERED birthday cake made by
Mrs. Kate Neil. These are the
clubs colors.
The Credjafawn Social Club was
organized on October 16, 1927 with
ten charter members. They were
Fern Helm, Georgia Mcknight.
now of Chicago; Ruth Gillian,
Nilee Lewis, John Lawrence, Hur-
on Shelton, Elizabeth Johnson,
now of Alabama, Evelyn Kelly
Robinson, now of Seattle, Lydia
Jones, now of California and Lon
ME Carter. Six of the original
members are still affiliated with
the organization. They are Mrs.
Helm, Mr.. Lawrence. Mrs. Nilee
Lewis Luckie. Miss Johnson and
Mrs. Lydia Jones.
The present organization now
has 100 members. President is
Mrs. Dorothy Mcfarland. Mrs.
Virginia Brown is vice-president;
Mrs. Teretha Bledsoe, recording
secretary; Mrs. Rosamond John
son, corresponding secretary and
John r. Lawrence, treasurer
Chairman of the committee for
the birthday celebration was Jun
Jus Powell.
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GLORIA WILLIAMS GETS
BARREL OF PERSONAL
GIFTS AT SHOWER

A lovely personal shower for
Miss Gloria Williams was given by
Mrs, Eugene II. Lewis, ga Lyle
hart Av. on Friday. October II.
with the rain barrel" theme, AS
guests arrived, they deposited
their gaily wrapper gifts in a
real rain Darrell.
Beautiful arrangements of
NUNS and other fall flowers made
beautiful background for this
unique shower.
The honoree received corsage
OF American Beauty hoses and a
bridal handkerchief from the hos.
tess.
Games were played and prizes
were won by Miss Williams. the
honorce, Mrs Pauline Guilroy
Mrs. Cecilia Williams and Mrs
l.. Il, Boyd.
The rain" motif was further
carried out in dainty napkins with
raindrops on them. Miss Williams
drew many lovely gifts from the
barrel as other guests looked on
Present were the Mines. CeccliE
Stone, Margaret Walden, Paulin,
Guilroy, L. T.. Boyd, Constanc,
Cooper, Louise Hopkins, Mitti,
Lockhart and Mrs Lucille VII
liams, mother of the bride-elect
Also present was Miss Pearl Nit
chell.
Those who sent gifts but wer,
unable TO attend were Miss Luc,
Morris and the Mines. Doroth,
Payne, Airline Winfield and Doll,
Crushshon.
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WEDDING
ANNlvE
MINNEAPOLIS

MINNEAPOLIS
Oct. 2S--Mr. and Mrs, William
Helm. 1909 Firth Av. 5. 81 years
Oct. 24--Mr, and Mrs, Israel
Smiley. s7o0 Portland Av.. "a
years.
ST. PAUL
Oct. 22-Mr. and Mrs. LaPer-
eelle Green. ss4 Iglehart Av,. IL
years.
Oct. 25-Mr. and Mrs. r, S,
Harris. t45 Kent St, 4s years,
Mr.. and Mrs, Booker Ellis. T4S
Carroll Av, 10 years
Oct. IS Mr.. and Mrs, Melvin
Gooden, 1904 Carroll Av.. eight
years,
Oct. 2s-Mr, and Mrs, d. s
Msssie, $50 Carroll Av,. SO years
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21
LEAGUE GUILD TO
HEAR HOWARD BENNETT

The Minneapolis Urban League
will hold its regular monthly meet
ing Monday, October "a at the
YWCA, 18th st. and NicoIlet Av.
at 8 p. m.
Howard Bennett, attorney, viii
speak on the NAACP.
Members areu rged 10 be pres
ent
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21

Rhodes sister. Miss Cecile Madi-
son In Los Angeles The couple
plan TO be gone for three weeks,
birthday Greetings; Belatei
birthday greetings TO little Hoo
bart T. Mitchell III OF All Foarth
Av. s. who observed his third
birthday ON Thursday, October IS.
Attended Fathers Funeral.
Miss Doris Tidwell. 1919 Smelling
Av.. recently returned home from
Fordycc, Ark, where she was
called due to the death OF her ia
Their.
Back At Work: Mrs. Hazel Il.
Curry. 1886 Fifth Av 8, returned
home Wednesday. october u,
from Fairvicw hospital where she
was a patient for several days
Prior to her period OF hospitallEa.
ton, Mrs. Curry had been con-
fined to her home with virus
flu since September Is, She Is
much improved and was able 10
return to work Monday, October
II.
Week End Guests; Mr.. and Mrs
James Booghery. $40 Colfax Av
N. had as their houseguests the
past week end. Mrs. Mary Clay
Chicago and Mrs, Anita Bush oI
Shreveport, La, sisters OF Mrs
Booghery and Mr., and Mrs, Juliar
Houston of Chicago, niece and ne
phew OF Mr.. Booghery.
St. Agnes Guild Holds Meeting
st. Agnes Guild OF st. Thomai
Episcopal church opened it's fal
meeting at the home OF Mrs. JOIN
Nellie Jr., 39i5 Third Ay, s., OF
Tuesday evening. October rs
Plans were discussed for tn
years program OF activities,
Charrnant Social Club. Whcl
the Charmnnt Social club me
Friday, October II. with Mrs
velma Ramsey, 1920 Third Av
AZ hostess. following a short busi
ness meeting, members were Join
ed by their husbands who wer
their special guests and socia
hour and refreshments were en-
joyed,
Dinner Hosts: Mr. and Mrs RC
bert Murray 1884 Third Av 5
were hosts at dinner on Saturday
October 10. In honor OF Albert :
Harris OF Memphis, Tenn. Othe
guests were Mrs Eva Neal OF 81
Paul, mother and brother OF Mr.
Murray and Bob Johnson G
Richmond, Va.
Visiting From Atlantic city
Rev Russell letter, pastor Of Pre-
gressive Tabernacle Baptis
church, Atlantic city. N. j., is Wis
iting in the city and is the CUES
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Lytlc, 35I
Fourth Az. S. Rev. Jeter is cou
sin OF Mr.. Lytle
Back Homei Mrs Elmer Smitl
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21
ATTENDED NURSES MEETING

Among the 81 delegates TO the
fifticth annual meeting of the
Minnesota Nurses Association 10
be held at the Radisson Hotel In
Minneapolis on October ~. p and
20, will be Mrs. Teretha Bledsoe,
500 Carroll Av
Mrs Blcdsoe, a supervisor at
Miller hospital, will represent
fifteen Fourth District members
at this annual meeting. President
Of the Fourth District Minnesota
Nurses Association Is Mrs. Ruth
A. Kruger.
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double ring ceremony.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Pearson, 1919 Sixth st. So.
and the son of Mrs. Margaret
Lockett of 2s2s 3lst Av. S, plight
ed their troth against a back
ground of cibotium ferns, floral
arrangements of white gladioli,
snapdragons, paink and yellow
asters and seven branched candel-
abra holding burning white tapers.
A prelude Of nuptial music was
presented by Mrs. Dorothy Sims,
organist, who also played the wed
ding march and accompanied the
soloist, Mr., Fred Ewing, who sang
The Lords Proyer" and Be
cause"
As the sweet strains of Mendel-
sohns wedding march were be-
ing played, Mr.. Pearson, father of
the bride, escorted her to the al
tar and gave her in marriage. The
bride made a picture OF loveliness
in her bridal gown of white nylon
tulle and Alencon lace over white
satin. The nodded lace bodice fea-
tured a Victorian neckline with
Peter Pan collar and long sleeves
ending in points over the hands
and was buttoned TO a point below
the waistine with self covered
satin buttons.
The fun bouffant skirt of tullc
was enhanced by an over tunic of
lace. Her waist length veil of bri-
dal illusion fell from a white pearl
studded tiara. White kid pumps
and an onyx necklace, a gift from
the groom, completed her en-
semble. She carried a cascade bou-
quet of white stephanotis conferred
with a white orchid.
Mrs. Lois Miller was matron of
honor Bridesmaids included the
Misses Mozelle Pearson, Gary.
Ind. sister of the bride; Norma
Rice and Betty Lawler, cousins of
theg room.
The matron of honor was attired
in a pink dotted nylon net frock
over pink satin, fashioned with
basque bodice, pIunging neckline.
short puff sleeves and a very full
bouffant skirt. ballerina length,
and wore a matching lowered
halo and kid pumps. She carried
an arm bouquet of deep pink car
nations.
The bridesmaids dresses Of blue
dotted nylon net were fashioned
identically to that of the matron
Of honor and they wore matching
halos, kid pumps and carried arm
bouquets Of pink carnations.
Little Beverly Baker. cousin Of
the groom was flower girl and
she wore yellow net over matching
taffeta, white kid pumps, yellow
ribbon hair bow and carried a
nosegay Of deep rose and pink
rosebuds. David Shaw, cousin Of
the groom, was ring bearer He
wore formal attire and carried the
rings on a white satin pillow.
Mr.. Ted Lockett, brother of the
groom, served as best man and
ushers were Eugene Green,
brother of the bride, Leroy
Thompson, Donald Rice and Yer
non Winston. All wore formal at
tire, black suits, white shirts,
black bow ties and white carns-
ton boutonnieres.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Pearson chose a fall blue
after five length frock Of cry
stalette, pink hat, rhinestone
jewelry and wore an orchid cor
sage. Mrs. Lockett, mother Of the
groom was attired in a floor
length gown Of black figured net