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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07
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Of effort as far his opponents Although
only had few fights managers overlooked that
point and rushed him into main former
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his rating some time This what the
AZ washed experience ring sayvy was too
much for the inexperienced Kid great
asked for percentage because It didn't reach
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or course the paying bcace
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07
NEGRO CAGERS ON
COLLEGE TEAMS IN
THREE y. S. AREAS

Chicago AMP One of the
most impressive arrays of Negro
athletes In the history of college
basketball that's the sports
fans menu for the current COM
palgn.
In the East, Midwest and Far
West. Negro players are topnotch
performers on the hardwood. Some
are bidding for all-American hon
ors.
Teams like Penn State. Du-
quesne, Niagara, Iowa, Indiana,
UCLA, Syracuse and Michigan
boast at least two Negro players.
Others. like top-ranked LaSafle,
Michigan state. Wichita and San
Francisco have a standout MEM
Der.
Captains
One OF the unique things about
this season is that Niagara has
Negro co-captains, probably the
first time this has occurred in
any sport,
Ed Fleming, from Pittsburgh
and Charles Hoxie. from Brooklyn
are the Eagles leaders. They are
roommatcs. playing their fourth
season together on the Niagara
varsity. Both are accurate shoot
ers and excellent rebound men.
Duqucsnc
One OF the most talked about
athletes In the country, Is Dick
Ricketts,. captain of the Duquesne
team. Ricketts, also is playing his
fourth season OF varsity basket.
ball. He has his sights on extend
ing his all-time scoring record for
the Dukes.
Teammates OF Ricketts, include
his brother, Ruel. and that fabu-
lous jumping jack, 81 Green, from
Brooklyn Boys High. The only
game the Dukes dropped to date
was against George Washington
when Green. a junior, was absent
from the lineup because OF illness,
Penn State
Jess Arnelle and Jim Brewer
Penn state stars, are two more
athletes concluding four years OF
competition this season, Arnelle
already has set several scor.
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The Big again eight
Pacific football
with the Big Ten football the overall picture.
reprint AP story carried the December %
Pioneer Press that I think will be Of interest to
a. SPIRIT OF GIVING GOOD WILL TOWARD MEN"
Ashland Ohio (AP) The spirit of giving good will toward
fuller this Christmas John Roseboro
his wife Geraldine.
Some 1900 Ashland high school have raised fund
$500 send them California their jim defensive
hafback Ohio State in the Bowl
Roseboro maintenance Harolds this college
could i'll afford the the kids Ash
land knew that and decided to do something about it,
ALL Jim, 19year old defensive haback Big
champion Buckeyes their favoe people He
only Negro the high school when they chose him
addition
football teams that % straight played
bali basketball student participated
letc activities.
Enck, president proposed
students decided they
SO they tapped the their
13 clubs and societies and the school
enough the kitty rght-arpane
tickets hotel tickets
automobile which the Roseboros will pick
arrive and during their stay.
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stay in indefinite.
Thousands Of Minnesotans have
their birthdates recorded for pos
terity in the weekly Birthday
Greetings" column in this paper,
usually found on page 7.
Family Visitors: Mrs. Stella AL
len and son Michael of Fairfield,
Ia, spent Christmas week in the
city visiting Mrs. Aliens daugh-
tiers, the Misses Audrey Clayvon
and Shirley Allen Of 81 Emerson
Av. N. In honor of their house
guests, the Misses Clayvon and
Allen were co-hostesses at New
Years dinner. Those present were
Mrs. Melody Rifles, Messrs. Eddie
jefferson. Walter Rifles, Jean For
ney and Louis Buggs. On Sunday,
Mrs. Allen attended worship SER
vice at Bethesda Baptist church
as the guest of Mrs. Melody Rifles.
Returns Home: Mr.. Jack Shan
non returned to New York City
by plane Sunday, January 2, after
holiday visit with his parents
and family Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shannon of 693 Carroll Av.
Presents Gift: Alex B. Jordan
and Richard Murphy of the Mems
Club of Pilgrim Baptist church,
presented the Crispus Attacks
home a desk lamp and card table
as gifts from their organization
on Christmas day.
Father Was Guest: Rev. Theo-
dore Hendon of Chicago, spent the
New Years week end with his son
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Coleridge
Hendon of 1914 Portland Av.
Attended Frat COnclave: Mr..
Donald Gates, 3947 Second Av. S.
returned home New Years eve
from Washington, d. c. Mr.. Gates
attended the Kappa Alpha Psi
conclave. He spent one day en-
route home in Chicago visiting
friends and relatives.
Anniversary Greetings: Con-
gratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Alonzo Lee of 2O23 Bloomington
Av.. who will celebrate their 18th
wedding anniversary on Saturday
January Sth.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07
BRIEF
NEWS
SCENE
High and Lowdown"
BY BAuEE THOMAS

Schenley Industries is reported
TO have purchased control of Park
Il Tilford Distillers Corp II
Minnesota Liquor Commissioner
ruling stands up in court, An
heuser-Busch, st. Louis brewery
win not be allowed TO ship any
Budweiser into the state for ten
days All was charged with
spending too much money for ad-
vertising displays in three Mill
City liquor stores,
An article in the SATURDAY
EVENING POST for January /,
asks, Can This Red Wreck the
BRITISH EMPIRE" written by
Ernest Hauser II describes the
work OF Raiani Paine Dutt, vice
chairman of the British Commu-
mist party whom the article says,
"Unhindered by the broadminded
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Dinner Hosts: Mr.. and Mrs.
Warnell Rhodes, 1924 Fifth Av.
S, were hosts on New Years day
at a prettily appointed dinner
party, Enjoying the delicious re-
past were the Messrs. and Mines,
William Reddick, Theodore Jones,
Walter Smith, Charles w, Glenn,
Harry Massengill, o. L. Alexander
and Jack Howard. After dinner
guests relaxed and enjoyed wat
ching television.
Returns Home: Little Miss
Daryl Renee Cooley of Cleveland
O., returned to her home on Sun
day. January 2, after spending
two weeks in the city, guest Of her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son Bailey of 1924 Fourth Av. s.
and aunts Mrs. Laura Banks and
Mrs. Robert Wynn.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07

Robert Lee Cox, "A longtime sub
scriber said: ! enjoy the thorough
covcrage Of local and national
news, the succinct militant edi-
torials which keep the enemies of
Negro progress ON the defensive
which I receive In my paper each
week, appreciate the service
which the paper renders the people
of Minnesota" Jpst another tcsti-
monial from u subscriber 60 add
90 the growing list Of folks who
appreciate that this Is good
newspaper.
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ing records for the Nittany Lions,
Michigan u
Still another ending his fourth
year in college play Is that steady
playmaker, Don Eaddy on the Uni
versity OF Michigan five. The sen
Tor from Grand Rapids, Mich, Is
an excellent shot from out court.
His teammates include the junior
center, Harvey Williams. from
Louisville. Ky.
Iowa ~"
Mckinley (Deacon) Davis has
been a regular ON Iowa's varsity
for two of three previous years
He made the first string as a
freshman and sophomore and was
shunted to the second team last
season. He has regained his start
ing berth.
Davis has a celebrated team
mate. Carl Cain, the junior who
was named his teams most valu-
able player in his first season in
1854. Both Davis and Cain hail
from Freeport, H., where they
were all-state basketball players
University of Indiana
Halle Bryant, sophomore
from indianapolis, and Wally
Choice, a junior from Montclair
n. J. are on the first team for In
diana.
Michigan State
Julius Mccoy, who set single
season scoring record at Michigan
state last season, has headstart
toward becoming the greatest
basketball player in the Spartan
history. The junior forward is one
of the best rebound men In the
Big Ten.
LaSalie and Temple
A sophomore star, Alonzo Lewis,
is an important cog in the ma
chine of LaSalle, rated by many
experts as the best team in the
nation. At another Philadelphia
school Temple --- center Leon
Smith is an outstanding pivot.
Syracuse and Purdue
Turning from football TO the
maple flats were such sophomore
stars as Jimmy Brown for SYRIA
cusc and Lamar Lundy, the 81
center at Purdue,
A standout boy in the Midlands
is Clea Littleton, the All-Ameri-
can from Wichita Littleton. an
other 4-year performer, is shoot
ing after II scoring records at the
Kansas Municipal institution.
U.CI.A.
on the West Coast, the largest
Negro representation Is at UCLA,
where Johnny Moore, forward;
While Naulis center and Morris
TAFT, guard, are regulars.
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s'''=' Sports
BY JIMMY GRIFFIN

Gene White of St. Paul T. koed Minneapolis
the third round In the Minneapolis auditorium Thursday
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07

Birthday Club: Mrs. Warnell
Rhodes. 1924 Fifth Av,, will be
hostess to the Birthday club on
Saturday. January 8.
Home On Leave: Private Roy l.,
Cobb, stationed at FIT. Leonard
Wood, Mo, spent the New Years
weekend with his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Don LaFaucette. 534
Girard Av. N.
U-Meet-Us Club: The U-Meet-
Us club will meet at p. m, Thurs
day, January Is at Phyllis Wheat
ley House.
Back Home: Mrs. Lillian Penn,
1913 25th Av. s., returned home
Monday, January 3, from Berke-
ley, Calf, where she spent the
Christmas holidays with her bro
Their and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Paige and sister, Miss Margaret
Paige. Many social courtesies
were extended Mrs. Penn during
her visit. She was the guest of
honor of her brother and sister-in-
law at a buffet supper. She was
also dinner guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Banks; supper guest of
Dr. and Mrs. Herman Lewis of
Oakland, Calf. Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
It's Merida gave her an orchid
corsage and a cousin John DECKER
son and wife gave her a parting
gift.
Visiting In Indiana: Mrs. Pal
mer S. Jackson, 37OS Fourth Av.
s.. left the city Thursday, jan
uary s, for Chicago. and Terre
Haute. Ind. She will be the guest
of Mrs. Edith Sizer in Chicago
and win visit relatives and friends
in Terre Haute. Mrs. Jackson
plans to be away for one week
Underwent Surgery: Rev. C. w
Mcconnell, 512 Colfax Av. N, who
has been a patient in the Veter-
ans hospital since November 26
underwent surgery on Friday, De-
cember 81. He is reported slowly
improving. A daughter, Mrs. C
w. Slaughter of Oakland, Calf.
arrived December % to be with
her parents during her fathers
illness and disqualification, Her
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07

Chnekle every week with Next
Door Ted Shearer's cartoon
found on the editorial page.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07

British, an enemy of the western
world go is plotting the ruin of
the Queens empire right from the
center Of London. This crafty
Communist has already stirred up
hornets nests in Asia and Afri-
ca-and look what he's doing at
Americas doorstep"
Eisenhower has been asked to
nominate DR.. Booker T. McGraw,
Washington, d. c. economist and
housing official to the Federal
Home Loan Bank.
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REAL ESIAII FOR SALE
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Harry Davis of Phyllis Wheatley has real
promising boxing team in the offing with Willie
Jemison, 153 Ralph Willis, 127; Jimmy Shaw, 147;
and Roosevelt Thompson. 149 all very good pro-
spects.
Eau Claire Teachers College knocked Lincoln
U. Of jefferson City, Mo, from the ranks of the
unbcaten 82-76 at Eau Claire December 81, 1854
The Halle Intermediates trounced the Midway
Y 1880. George Brooks Jr., and John Dorsey were
the high with 10 and Is points respectively
Jan. g.
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25

to be held April II at the New
Hone NIB church at 7:3O p. N.
Funeral services for George
Gleby. s. we're held at New Hope
NIB church asst Tuesday Rev g.
L. Carter delivered the euIogy
Survivors are MS wife. ~ o.
daughters and three sons
Funeral services for Mrs. Easter
Williams. %. passed recently at
her home Services we're held asst
Sunday at ? .. n. 40 Christian
Liberty NIB church. Survivors IN
clude son, Levi Williams. TWO
daughters. Mesdames Easter -av-
lOr and Laura Ann Hines eight
grandchildren. thirteen great
grandchildren and ten great-great
grand children On the sick
List are Mesdames Annie Mack,
Urine Holmes and Willie Mae
Potts The Lucky 20 Home
demonstration club met last Mon
day at the extension office with
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25

and enjoyed a sight seeing trip
with sixty other 5choolmates The
rip vas supervised by Prof Ed
ward Norman and Mrs ollie Gib-
son. Prof Norman Is principal T
the Ehieat county raining ele-
nentarv school The adult
class Is presenting Freedom
Bridge gaday in the auditorium
Of ne MBM college This promIs-
IS % ae a source ~ enjoyment
Tor all ages The Cleanup,
Fix-up week mas been approved
by our mayor and is being OBJ
served shruout this week
The senior division If the com
uuHity fl club, enjoyed a he
larious barn yard frolic last Fri
day aIte N celebration of Nation
al III club week. The activities
we're n charge Of me recreation
al leader Freddie williams. Ms
L. VI. Wimberly and Mrs. {. <
j. Haymon we're adult leaders
present The trolic was given al
The nome II Mrs Hayuon
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25

ters, Francis. Theresa and Joan
Dixon, all Of Pine bluff. saree
sons, Frederick Ut Richmond; JOS
eph and Charles Dixon IT Pine
Bluff two sisters, Mrs Viola
Joseph OF Pine Bluff. ana Mrs.
Gertrude Weston. Chicago tour
brothers, Henry lewis. # Pine
Bluff, Eddie af Us Angeles and
Fred Gale Of Ehicagas Xix Grand
children On the sick LIST
are Daniel Stewart Mrs Malenda
Rearden, Mrs. Daughter Boston,
Mrs Carrie Calhoun and S. W.
Hill There viii BE a pro-
gram given 1t PaFaan Hill MBC
IN interest Of the BTU D. c..
Young ana Mrs. Z. " Wither-
spoon, finance committee, o. B.
Bradley, director and Mrs. A.
Withers, sponsor. Tie program
win be held Sunday Rev " NJ
Lauden Will give he message
Mrs. Carrie Calhoun Is sui
tering with stroke n Davis
hospital Her laughter. Mrs. Lula
Calhoun vas called here from
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25

Of the two caroIIars beside a street
lamp which sheds light On The
sheets Of music they hold. is well
within the reach If FOUR simple
camera with dash attachment
Don't worry about the street
light The fash Is SC muen strong
er at its peak that ghe 5ther light
won't matter at alI-exeeBt to add
interest TO your picture.
Outdoor nighttime activities
such as skating parties, sleigh
rides, and the Ike. 5tfer wonder
sul opportunities or your Hash
camera.
One Of The very 5est things
ABOUT taking your lash camera
outdoors at night is that the re-
su.tilg pictures are 50 very m
pressIve. IT'S hard 10 believe that
you can do them with the sInDlas
Of cameras. John Van EuIIder
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
Flesh Pictures al Nicnr

All flashes that come n he
night needn't De lightning. Some
Of them ought to De coming from
your fash camera. Pictures Of
people taken outdoors 1t 1ight
may seem like a strange 51aa At
first thought, but there certainly
nothing difficult about getting
aham-4Hd they are different.
Of course, you caaf illuminate
a taFge area with one little flash
Eat6. But by shooting lt about SIX
feet you can't miss. The fash VII
Light your subject md The dark
aess of The night will give YOU
perfect background for them.
Asr The Christmas season aD-
Dr0aches, car0llers will De making
gder rounds Pictures If small
groups OF them viii make an IN
tarestJ7g addition to your holiday
snaDshooting. The traditional pose
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25

aarship drive The one VINO turns
IN he .argest number IF mem
BeFsHlps wilI receive a prize. The
contest viii close n AarlI
The PTA sponsored a play Last
Thursday mite at the Emmanuel
hl school title vas, Keeping ID
With The JUueses" The spirit
If Memphis ana Glory Bound
singers viii appear a recital
Monday nIte It ia segaft house.
Citizens and Rev Y Nelson. span-
s0Fs An Easter 5rama VIII
BE aeld &C First Baptist church
sometime before Easter
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25

Mrs Lattie Frazier In charge r
devotion A demonstration vas
gwen by Mrs Roberta HYnes aa
waxing floors. Nine members were
present Mrs Jennie 3 Wright
agent Is visiting relatives III LIS
Angeles The Ghcat county
t-H council met asst Saturday 1t
he Agricultural extension office.
With he president Miss 5nmmle
Gardner m charge and = If
aeers. members and local lead-
srs present. The secretary called
the roll and each responded by
naming ais favnrite song The All
rally vas discussed ana The tate
It 3 "a De held IS April q at
Eudara ii school Plans for lie
All state camp we're not gamptet=
cd 4 panel discussion What
Makes You Tick was 1eld With
Miss ethel Z. Green, extension
clerk "a charge Eight girls par
ticipated and each explained one
Of The eight major avenues tn
what makes you lick They are
Health Manners, Appearance.
Character. Expression. Initiative.
+ 5elt-CaaHidenCe ana Relationship
With others Mrs. e. K J. Hay
mon. IGeaI leader ana instructor
n he Morris Booker memorial
school, Dermott. gave some aeiu=
aHl and educational suggestions
m the panel A telegram will 5e
sent ID Mrs jennie 3 Wright.
whose daughter IS ILL., Next meet
ing will De held in May
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
Luther slack

The tnterdeuomlnst,,,,,
day school was held At ~
ley AME Zion church ''s
4 " Williams 7readeo, 7@ =
Slack secretary and Rev :
PostetI pastor a..
Slack. Cpl Joseph Q :
fVanne sosttc, James N :
II and Mrs NJ D. wa5f
fexarkana and HoratIo - =.
Cpl Slack will Journey :.
Fort sill Oklahoma M. =
viii be stationed NJ, =
Cenley Mr. ana Mrs ion, u :.
and Hubert Conley. left rsr !,
for California, after a uass ~
u With their sick notbs.
,yf 20 -''''''Fe Mrs !.
Wilder left for Little Rock !,
where she Will spend a tew
at he bedside II her notb..
sylvia Moore, VINO is repo-..
ING tine At United Fr,ar.,
pital.
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
Dewitt
isirtila FitzDatrick

Rev V Nelson. pastor II ne
Tabernacle Baptist church. ieI1v-
cred a wonderful sermon Sunday
Evening sermon was BY Rev
Homes II Stuttgart. Sunday aite
Rev R. Yandibeit also preached
Mrs. Birtha Pitts, Miss Lula
May Jenkins, Mrs. Gertrude Pitts.
Mrs Queen Eta Stevens Il
little Martin Smith, we're visitors
II Little Rock last Sunday
Funeral services for Mr.. and Mrs.
Bass, old citizens Of the eommun-
IfY. we're held asst Sunday at St.
Ollie church Gillette Tie
Dewitt branch Of the NAACP
held It's regular meeting last Sun
day Plans we're made for a mem-
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25

California % De 1t her bedside
IL vas reported . The writer
that James Sanders. Pine 8mff
Is n he Davis hospital suffering
from gun mot wounds A
thought Tor he week. No other
agency n ali Eae world reaches
So many peoples At such il plastic
and responsive period Ia life With
influence ~ aeiBfuI ana fruitful
as ices ne sunday school
See you next week
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
lerrloff
Henry L Hodges

Henry L. Hodges
The Modern Matr0ns met at the
home II Mrs = Wright Tuesday
lVenIHE. Ten members we're serv-
ed a aeiectabIe menu at the close
II The business meeting Mrs
z. v FantaIue- IN. vas m the
city asst week t1r ne 1uneraI
service If her brother. Hayes Lily
me ueWsb0y. Henry Lee
Hodges. visited The capitol city
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
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Eyes SHOW CRAMPS. NERVES" MISERY

YES SHOW CRAMPS, NERVES" MISERY
lou, TOO, may not be able 20 hide
that tired, nervous, 5lttsry look each
month no matter how much makeup
you use Keen your secret safe during
those" iayB--d0n't 5a tho one girl IN
three who Shows tho strain from tell
taie nerves and cramps - has that
monthly sook"@
Take garaut, a special medicine
trusted by thousands " women, girls
20 asla Insure against cramps
faarvaae and monthly misery A .ittis
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
Legal Notice:
WARNING ORDER

AAH i4NN bhDER
State IF Arkansas
County Of Pulaski w
IN The Pulaski Caaneerg
Joseph z Collier Plaintiff
IS No Il2llI
Dorothy Mae Collier Dafa,
The defendant, Dorothy Ma
ller S warned 90 4gDasr !,
court within thirty tay an.
sWer the complaint Of ne
tiff Joseph z. Collier
Dated March ID 1855
W w Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Glenn r WaIther
Attorney gu LItam
Airline Turner Thancerv
BY Helen Edwards. D c
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Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
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!" = 17E' 'I'VtIrIH
The funeral # Mrs Rosemary
Dixon vas held recently. She was
a member IT st. Raphael Eathn-
lie church Burial In St Elizabeth
cemetery with Miller funeral
home IN charge. She lied n The
Davis hospital. Survivors are her
husband, John Dixon three daugh-
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25

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