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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12
Noble Sissle Named

Nte S..s.e president q. the
Negro Actors Guild a. America
snd' outstanding personality Of
81 81 Business has been appoint
sa Ike tive Wee President Of
IT, Llcxy Lakes Estates Inc.
The slooo.ooo resort develop
reni is located in sullivan
County high up in the Caiskill
Mountains near Narrowburg,
MY Announcement OF Mr..
sissle's appointment last Thurs
day was by Joseph J. Dollin-
ger president Of me corpora
ton.
AN ns ne features now plan
rea u ire Development IS a
- srf NOEL slmme 'hea.es.
.n.'9 club house, hunting
70 tennis courts outdoor
yer ea'or enter boating, swim
re- and summer camp for
Lrdesp v.eged BOYS and girls
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12
Fee Movies
at Rackham

Expedition 70 An,arciics. ar
excerpt from the feature film
Secret Land IS one OF three
color films n be shown al the
Rackhsm Educational Memorial
on Tuesday. March Is. the Uni
verN'v y Michigan Extension
anne lnces
This excerpt presents the high
lights @, Operation Highjump"
the recent United States Naval
expedition % Antarctica under
the command Of Admiral Byrd
The program will open with
shrimp, Please story o.
shrimp fishing and processing.
The other film will be The Eos
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12

In opera and on TV,. IN the
legitimate ihester and on the
musical stage d tie music halls
and night clubs, Negro talent this
' .ales has won professional sue
cess Of smash proportions, both
critically and al the box office
Benefits Show Business
So doing y has not only Dene.
ftet SHOW business generally, but
hs d7re ne race tremendous
service .r tne Det possible way
b. TIE sheer excellence q It's
perfo.r snce 4 has leye!ed bar
re-s i-af nave existed for gen
sraiiors
4 c.oesed house pad tribute
4 Marian Anderson when She
frsuv appeared On the Metro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12

traction and the Klng recording
artist had Runaway business
nightly. The owner OF the club
pleaded for repeat engagement,
but commitments prohibited.
Earl played the Palms Supper
Club in Hollywood. Fla. recently
at the highest guarantee ever paid
any attraction.
The bands whirlwind tour has
them on the west coast April 18th
where II remains until end Of
July, then playing mite clubs. the
aires and one nighters from San
Diego as far north as Vancouver,
b. C., and two weeks in Anchor
age. Alaska.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12

The 1855 Rhythm and Blues
Parade will hishlighi the event
with several stars. including
The Charms, a vocal group that
has four straight record hits
since leapins 10 fame via
Hearts Of Stone"
Others include Big Joe Turner
tao nations king q The blues
Inc " onglows which rocked
,re noton with Sincerely Pau
Villains and his sensational
orNne tlles band Lowell Full
d. Reconsider Baby fame
s.a Chocker Campbell and h!s
PILE arv.rg sl-stars
A. saeea feature that 4.
cg p-larliv VII Re ne
rnrg q several queens by
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12

Born in Laurel. Miss. Miss
Price started her musical ca
reer playing the piano. later
planned 10 take q music edu-
cation degree al Central State
College In Ohio.
Instead she discovered her
singing voice, and won a schol-
arship atsthe Juilliard School in
New York.
In 1882, she sang in the New
York and Paris productions Of
Virgil Thompson's -Four Saints
in Three Acts" She then won
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12
Teddy Wilson Chose Piano
Instead of Linotype Seat

come an expert linotype opsr-
aior. he bYpassed the printing
business 10 capitalize on his
talent AT the piano. which he
had studied since boYhood days
in Austin. Texas.
After proving his ability as a
solo entertainer in Chicago. he
went TO New York. One night
almost 20 years ago at d party al
the home OF the late Mildred
Bailey, Wilson and two other
young musician guests, Benny
Goodman and Gene Krupa en-
eaged in an impromptu Jam ses-
sion that gave rise TO the famed
Benny Goodman Trio.
Since then. Teddy Wilson has
been headlined in New York S
most sophisticated supper clubs
and had featured billing at the
Paramount Theatre On two
European tours he PLAYED jazz
concerts in England and the
Scandinavian countries
Mr. Wilson, in his career, has
recorded virtual history Of
American JAZZ Collectors treasure
his styled piano in numbers
with Billie Holiday, Charles
Shavers, Lester Young, Red"
Norvo, Mildred Bailey, Specs
Powell and, of course. the Good
man combines of Trio. Quartet
and Sextet.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12

Meanwhile. Dorothy DandrIdge's
acting in the sll-Negro movie
Carmen Jones" is unquesiion-
ably on the Oscar level. II has
done for Hollywood what Marian
Anderson has done for the Met
and Leoniyne Price for TV
In Mrs. Patterson singer
Earths Kilt has revealed herself
70 be serious and moving act
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12
Show Business Booms
Result Of Race Talent

ress and has won critical cele-
bTatlon.
Starring Murlel Rain. the In.
terracial Opera CO. linked com
psny OF white and Negro singers
has been touring the South with
unprecedented success. It's audi
ences are also mixed and there
have been no incidents and no
protests
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12

Tire n.mole fingers OF Teddy
wilson. Blue Note Cafe pianist
~ CHS Radios Crime Photog-
fapher' and tho conductor on
TIE Teddy Wilson Show are
Sailed on Two types Of key
board.
After graduation from Tusks-
gee Institute. where he had be-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12
Earl Bostie Sets
Precedent in Tenn,

The biggest little band in the
entertainment world continues Ia
make and break records-thats
Earl Bostic,
Currently playing 10 capacity
crowds. winding up . sensa-
iionai record breaking southern
tour. Bosiie recently played the
Celtic Room in Nashville. Tenn.
II was the first time that this
club has ever used a colored at
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12

the part OF Bess in Gershwins
"Porey and BesS' which toured
the us. and Europe for two
years.
During rs run she met and
married William Walheld dis
t'neuished baritone who was cast
as Porgy.
Last November Miss Price made
her Town Hall debut in New
York. and her interpretive tai
ent and voice were hailed by all
the critics.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12
Society Doings-
CONTINUED from Pss. D

lSoniinued from rage
guest speaker for the National
Bible Rally Service which Al.
ranges Missionary projects in
connection with christian schools
Sunday afternoon. bringing his
cheirs with him. Mrs A. A. Bank,
was chairman Of this program.
The Junior Choir OF Second
Baptist Church was presented
in concert Sunday night by
the Senior choir.
The Young Adult Style Show
OF Scott NJ. +. Church brought
out many people IN appreciation
OF their efforts Of which they
were well awarded
Mrs. Rosa Daniels OF King Sol.
onions Church was chairman OF
the tea by the One Hundred
Club Sunday afternoon. A GLASS;
cal musical was rendered and
many were there in appreciation
for an enjoyable afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Duberry OF Morris
town. New Jersey. is visiting her
niece. Mrs. M. Nurse. for few
days.
Mrs. Oielia Seattle OF Wyatt.
Missouri. is visiting her son
and daughter law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis. on Normandy,
Mrs. Fred c. Carruth spent a
very pleasant week end with
friends IN Sharon. Pa.
CHURCH NOTES
Formula For Victory Second
Baptist, Rev A. A. Banks, Jr'
"Self-Excuses, that Defeat Us
Tabernacle Baptist. Rev. J j.
Mcneil.
"A Fixed Heart KING Solo
mon. Rev. T. s, Roone.
Jesus a Tirel,ss Worker" St
Stephen AME. Rev Chss S. Spi-
vey,
God Want To Talk With YOU
Bethel AME. Rev. j Lawrence
Roberts
The Glorious Development 81
the Christian Era" Rev. II ~
Warbly
The Worth OF Christ" Ebsn.
ever. Rev. J. n. Charleston.
(Which Way" Hartford Rev
Charles Hill.
One Conscience. Scott, Rev.
A. Clay.
Il Believe in the Good Lite.
Calvary. Rev. Jacob c. oglesbY'
Rev. T. s. Boone. pastor 81
King solomon Baptist, on March
ID will speak on THE Church
Typifed.
Anna Townsend. wife OF Mr..
Verne Townsend and beloved SIS
ter Of Mrs. Francis Smoots, was
buried from Second Baptist
Church Friday at pm. win
Rev. A. A. Banks officiating. she
will always be REMEMBERED As one
fun Of sunshine on all occasions
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12
R NJ
BY LOU LurouR

u LVV IN WIN
NEW YORK (GlobaD- Con-
slant nervous tension gets YOU
nowhere The ordered woman is
much more efficient
No one enjoys the sight OF
woman who does not know the
secret OF how 10 relax. Dood.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12

has already proved memorable one fos
Negro may also memorable IN the
long uugge against segregation.
story Negro doomed show business in
subject article in the current issue
Of the pocksi-siss magazine. Picture Week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12
Leontyne Price, Soprano,
to Make Radio RecitoI

Leontyne Price Price who has catapuled TO fame this
BeSs the revival of GerShwnS "Porgy and BesS
which toured America and Europe, Tosca recent TV
performance of Puccnis opera and Solos with the Bos-
ton Symphony will present her first solo radio recital on
CHS The Music Room Sunday March 81 at 9l593O m
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12
Biq RIB Show to Mark
Bristoe' S Anniversary

stoe recently voted De,rots number disc jockey
me Hooper Rating Survey viii fifth radio
,esy sesr-studded Of the nations leading
ro.s artists Monday March
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12

The Nays carriers are mobile
bases capable Of moving aircraft
into striking distance Of vast
areas formerly inaccessible
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12

ling. fighting. or other uneon'
trollod habits annoy psopls IN
your presence.
The first relaxation requisite
is good posture. Then, Get que.
within. Now YOU are relaxed ana
ready to set about planning YOU.
day, or whatever you have to sc.
accomplished Take time-losS OF
ito study this important rule
II really pays off.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12
Tavern is urging Disgs 10
amend the 1908 Copyright Act
SC as 10 protect arrangements
az well as the original tunes.

she says I spent over SL5OO
foi each Of my record sessions
hnng arrangers. special song
t tiers and a big chorus band
and chorus
Then what happens? Some
singer comes along and plagiariaes
my creations.
This IS bigger swindle than
u, Teapot Dome Scandal"
Tavern has special grippe
sga.nsi Georgia Gibbs, whose
arrangement she claims is d.
rect lift Of hers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12

ire popular WJLB disc locke,
who's known 70 thousands ot
iaoio listeners as Bristoe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12
"rweedIe Dee
Draws Protest
from La Baker

DETROIT. Mich CCNS)-La-
ssrn Baker has appealed 10
~ C0ngres man newly-elected
Charles c. Digs OF Michigan for
rp .n her clam that she's lost
SIS Don in royalties because OF
several major companies copy
III he onginal version of the
rA tune "Iweedle Dee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12

sll Story
The showings, scheduled for
3:45 and 545 pm, are free.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-12
|"Kipling's India
at Rackham

k1r1s i~Ns tHeelp'
He Nom sea'-rr color i4a
r per ~ Nets
M pc-.aa ne RI khan
E1- slaa. Me1 -a. I-es-af
,.a
This will be followed by Life
in me Desert" also in color.
which SHOWS slimpses OF plant
and animal lie in The deserts
Of the West.
~ arr ~. - re
N.s-
T.. q ar n1rn pon-
re~ - 'He J-rft iy , - t-.-
sar Fx,er-or Scsy IS shown
q, IS ara SIS I'm Asn.sAgn
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18

SAW the Mr.. 7. A. Brewer.
manager Of Away
Away
DROPPED OFFICE of b. L. Scott advertiser
admired quote from John
hardly anything the world that cannot
little and little cheaper and the people who
slider price only are this mans lawful prey.
A VERY ATTRACTIVE postal in the mail an
lingerie depart
Cooks What ideal spot shop special little package
to put under the tree!
WAS WITH GREAT PRIDE Warren Hart Dan Ridder and
Clarence Hart the 1855 Greater St Paul
Community Chest Campaign and rightly for the job
indeed well done Team Is captain John Patton among
plaque high captains
enjoy receiving Hardware
proprietor Headey will passing
Christmas month
directions variety
ing things.
WHETHER YOU ARE A PROFESSIONAL, a week end handy
a lobbyist bound other
supplies Mr. Headeys bright up-to-date
him visit won't And saw it in the RECORDER!
MAKE 1T A MUSICAL CHRISTMAS with a tape recorder
photograph treasured album Of holiday from
Gmbles Record shop University Avn just below Rice St
ANNUAL WIDE CHRISTMAS PAGEANT held AT
already will be
held on Sunday afternoon, December at m.
SEE YOU AROUND!
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ter, Mrs. Lula Robinson of Kan
sas City, Mo. Mrs. Robinson has
recently undergone major surgery
and is recuperaung. She will WIS.,
it her daughter in Los Angeles,
Calf, as soon as she is well E.
nough TO travel
Attends Birthday Party In
Iowa: Mr.. and Mrs. James Clardy
and daughter, Linda, TIC Aurora
Av., returned on Tuesday. Nov. Is
after week end in Manly, Iowa,
where they attended the birthday
party of Mrs, John Page, mother
of Mrs. Clardy.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18

ings during September and octo-
Der.
Oak Leaf Club: Mrs. Susie Ma
pue, sos Carroll Av., was hostess
to the Oak Leaf Art Club on Mon
day. November IA. Plans were dis
cussed for a fund raising project
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Lydia Brown. 500 st. Anthony Av.,
at 2 p. m. Monday. December %.
Thanksgiving In Chicago: Mrs.
Ventress Robertson, 1912 Rondo
Av. will spend the Thanksgiving
holiday in Chicago, visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Christening: Billy 10 House, in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
House Jr.. 924 Iglehart Av., was
baptized Sunday, November 6, by
Rev. Carl Sunwall at st. paul's
Lutheran church. Sponsors were
Miss Marlene Underwood and Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry Hagen. Following
the christening, dinner for the
relatives was held at the home of
the baby's great-grandmother,
Mrs. Maggie Beard, TAI w Gen.
trail Av.
Ill: Mrs. Myrrhene Allen Bon.
ner. 70l9 So. Michigan Av., Chi.
cago. H., daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Allen, 973 Iglehart Av.
is a patient at Michael Reese hos.
pital, Chicago. Mrs. Allen left the
city on Wednesday, November
to be with her daughter. At press
time, Mrs. Bonner's condition was
improved.
Returns: DR.. Lillian Lewis, 67'
Iglehart Av., returned home or
Tuesday, November IS, aftel
spending two weeks with her sis
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18
Limited Ten Will Give
porfy For Children

The Limited Ten Club will hold
its annual Christmas party for
children on Thursday, December
% from / to p. m. at the Hal
lie Q. Brown Community House,
533 Aurora Av., it was announced
this week by Martin Brookins
chairman of the Christmas party.
The party is open to all children
and will feature treats and visit
from Santa Claus. Other members
of Mr.. Brookins' committee are
Charles Bradley and Donald Lew
is.
At the last meeting Of the or
ganization, Leonard H. Carter was
accepted into the membership, fill
ing the quota of ten members.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18

Miss Cynthia Stone, daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs, Louis V, White. 727
Thomas Av., st. Paul, will be mar
ried on Saturday, November 10 to
PFC Stanley Arthur Gardner OF
Minneapolis, MINI.
Miss Stone, a graduate of Cen
trail high school, is employed at
the First National Bank, Private
Gardner, who is stationed at Fort
Campbell, Ky, was "A student at
Augsburg College before he en-
tered the military services.
Miss Stone, member OF Pill.
grim Baptist church, Is a member
of the Young Woman's Choral
Group and the Cantorians
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ct. Paul
kOpotlight

By MILDRED JORDAN

A REFRESHING EXPERIENCE participation the
Every Member Canvass of Pilgrim Baptist church
the a
had handed TO the chairman
Timothy Howard fun experiences with other
workers This the second with
proven of much spiritual value.
SCHOOL BELLS RANG on las Thursday
school PrA held during Educa-
Week. enghtenng entertainment through
een-age daugher certainly
which explain the high school methods
AMONG STUDENTS OF THE EVENING" Floyd Barr
Jimmie Griffin, Mrs. Louella Magce.
WE SHOULD ALL SUPPORT OUR PTA GROUPS each
level with meetings well paying
annual membership dues. Don't you agree?
A RELATED BIRTHDAY GREETING subscriber, Miss
Allen the University celebrated he
birthday November l4h and get well wishes Mrs Myrrhen
Allen Bonner OF Chicago!
HAVE PAIR of press tickets the Evening II
Friday ongh Pilgrim Baptist
Members usher will their
gest affair won't it.
THE big INDIAN" City Hail and
Phadel
pha city She housegues and Mrs
Eugene ga Iglehart guided Of tn
SANITY wdeeyed appreciation beautiful Goo
OF
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WILMA BURRIS AND
SHERMAN HARPER JR.
To WED IN ID. c

Mrs. Otis Williams has announc-
ed the coming wedding of her
daughter, Wilma Burris to
Sherman Harper Sr., on November
&c. 1865, in Washington, d. c. Fol
lowing a reception in the home of
the bride the couple viii leave for
st. Paul, Minnesota, where they
will be at home" at 1872 Rondo
Avenue,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18

Of Minneapolis.
Tonsilectomy: Mrs, Nathaniel
Walker. Sr., 30iS Fifth Av, s, re-
turned home Monday afternoon.
November IL, from Fairview hos
pital where she underwent a ton
silectomy She is making a rapid
recovery.
New Son; It's a new son and
their first child at the home OF the
Howard NJ. Williams of i0T Roy
alston Av, N, Howard NJ Will
llams III arrived November at
Maternity hospital weighing six
pounds i2h ounces. Mr.. and Mrs.
5. Heber OF Minneapolis are the
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DEBS & DATES
by Shlrleo"

III there, all you fabulous peo- |
pie, again 1t is time for me TO
VISIT with you. Janice Duke gave
a real nice party Saturday night. |
on Thursday, the Los Diablos had |
canteen at wheatley, and 1t was
a tremendous success.
There are some pretty good re-
cords out on the market now.
Adorable" by the "Clovers" is
really moving everyone, II is not
one Of those real smooth slow in
movement songs, but II has got
such a rhythm that II makes one
want 10 dance. only you" is send
ing lot of people, You Painted
Pictures" by the "Spaniels". is
really something to talk about, il
is another hit to be chalxed up on
the "Spaniels" list as a hit, people
are still dreaming about Baby
It's You by them, and now they
have this record.
But TO make IL even more pleas
ant, Joe Zingal. announced that
the "Spaniels" win be our way
next Saturday, and after thinking
about and listening to the records
what singing group could be more
appreciated at this time. Knock
ing At My Door" by the "El Dora
does" is a real crazy record, Near
the end of this sound is a slight
Oriental flavor, which really
does something to the song, This
part is missing in the same re-
cording by Pat Boone" which to
my idea, takes away that some
thing that makes a record good
this among other things is miss
ing In his version. He sings the
song well, to the best OF his abil,
ity, but / Just don't think he docs
as well as the "EI Doradoes." 'I''
by Tony Allen Just came out, and
II is slow with a slight jerky ac'
cent, but It is very very nice. One
hears that recording and he's
| gone This Is the first disc have
heard by Tony Allen, In fact, its
the first time I have even heard OF
Tony Allen" but IL he keeps put
ting out more sounds like 81" he
will become as well known in tho
Twins" as some of the other bis
stars. II Hear You Knocking" 1.
another record that IL becoming
quite popular, and big John Is Q
crazy record also. These records
are all in the r e. b field, but
there are still a lot OF new pro
gressive sounds that are out also
| WANTED: A man d, II found
reward Signed, c. N.
Newlyweds are making that list
longer and longer. Two more e
add to the list are Jackie Hick
man and Jelon Rivers; and ID. J
and Hermalee Prester. Congrat
ulations kids,
Soon Bob Kinerly and Georges
Tate will be added TO the list.
Say, what deb's class ring has I
certain date who works at 'Melo
dec. been sporting lately, on TIT
little finger of the left hand7 III
real pretty too!
FOUND: A man. Can have To-
free (He looks like an ape, bu
that's okay. you can close you
p ! eyes when you kiss him) but mus
pay for ad. Signed. N. c.
b You know, there IL one goo'
thing about school, you can al
ways count on a vacation.
Well. all you fabulous people,
Ia once again time for me TO sa.
, goodbye. Really I hate to go, be
cause I enjoy your company =
much, but like all good things, !
must come to an end. so until mex
week. Adios Amigos!
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maternal grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard NJ. Williams Sr. OF
Clearwater, Fla, are the paternai
grandparents.
Hospltalized; Mrs Crystella
Walker, SOC Fremont Av, ~, Is
patient In Mt, Sinai hospital.
where she entered Friday, Novem-
Der II, for observation and treat
ment. Her mother. Mrs. Lottie
Bailey OF st. Louis, Mo, arrived
Sunday. November 10, due TO her
daughters Illness
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18

Coming!! Gene Ammons and or
chestra, plus the Spaniels on sat.
Nov, 26--- Mpis. Labor Temple, ---
Presented by ID. T.. Black. ---advt.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

New Addition Mr., and Mrs Phillip True, Alps Fifth Av
receiving congratulations the birth of baby boy who
arrived November Mt Sinai Hospital Rex Allen, their
first born weighed six pounds and quarter
birth Mr. and Mrs Aree Wright the maternal grand
and Mrs Louise True the paterna grandmother all
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SOCia! and Personal
y ST. PAUL

Beard Brood Hold Meeting The Beard Brood at the
home OF its mother Mr Maggie Beard TAI W. Central Av
Saturday November u Plans made for Christmas party
TO be held during the holidays tasty lunch served
to the illness of Mrs Jessie Jackson and Mrs Anna Slaughter
mother of Frank Slaughter the Brood did hold
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18

There is only one direction from
the geographical South Pole 49,
North.
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st. Thomas Church Fall Festi-
val, Saturday, Sunday, November
I9-2O-Adyt.
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"American Thanksgiving"

THE TRADITIONAL DAY OF THANKS for the good things be-
slowed its people by gracious Providence old the story
of Pilgrim fathers in America The Mayfower settlers
the first to set aside for he giving Thanks Cod and
their guests at the first Thanksgiving included nearly hundred
Indians who had helped them through the first terrible winter
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18

vas Dedi-
Baptist
was the
ssey Jr.'s
aims and
Member
} Sunday
this pro-
I'd. Team
dlaw and
ION. Dea-
offered
as by the
Senior
| by Miss
atient at
n sister,
for the
last Sum-
It's, cards
IS shown
ported to
spitalized
I at Vet
5. Edna
10 attend
st. Paul
|lich was
Der Is at
|ch.
workers
members
tory SER
nsorn Of
+ follow
tor work
I'd Z p. m
betting at
Hall. The
lIrCh par
November
m. the
[tion met
|uth acti-
o 7 p. m.
20, DR..
IL a. m.
the Mis-
Bent Miss
from In
Thanks
held on
3 at s p.
|urch.
Christmas
the st.
iday, De-
bur choice
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18

Dance, Minneapolis Labor Tenn
pie. Friday night, November rs. 8
p. m, Muddy Waters and Orches-
ira. --Advt.