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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-02

Guest soloist at ST. Peters AME
Church, Minneapolis on Sunday,
August IS. was Mrs. Bertha Tate
spaulding of Kansas City, Rans.
A teacher in the public schools of
Kansas City, Kans., and Kansas
City, Mo, for a number Of years,
she is widely known as a contral-
to and teaches voice and express
sion in her home studio.
In addition to Mrs. Spaulding's
accomplishments in the music
field, she has also made numer-
Gus appearances as an actress.
She was cast in the University OF
Kansas production Of The Grass
Harp" by Truman Capote, direct
ed by DR.. Lowell Mstson. Mrs.
Spaulding also appeared in the
Jewish Community Center's Resi-
dent Theatre production of Ar
thur Miller's The Crucible, d.
rected by DR.. Maurice Nugent.
Last year, Mrs. Spaulding was
in the cast of the Resident Thea
tres production of Harvey" by
Mary Chase and directed by Bill
Ladesh of Station WDAF-TV and
DR.. Eric Frohman, producing di-
rector.
Mrs. Spaulding is the house
guest of her daughter and son-in.
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold w.
Wright, 1909 Portland Av. s.
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ct. Paul
Who's Who
Who's New
Where's TO Go
Whuf's To Do
By MILDRED JORDAN

LITTLE STRANGER recently welcomed into the family
Cecilia Russell sss Igiehar
Saturday. August
Miller hospital Happy the event DANES
Cynthia Royzete grandparents
Sanders of St frs Roy
sr Washington d. psrnal grandparents
Russell sr left for home on Monday evening. August 20
EXCITEMENT HIGH USUAL, at the State Fair. An in
erestng exhibit for needle artists is the
booth the NEcc SEWING CIRCLE End Stand
EUGENE HUpALLA factory representative showing the
newest thing sewing machines PUsBUTToN SUPER
NOVA NECCTu and you will
sew two hundred thousand different stitches completely
the Sewing tells
this machine in the world that everyday
by this machine at the Minnesota
Necchi Sewing Circle s74 Robert ST. 9Th and tell
Red we sent YOU won't you?
SEND CHEERFUL CARD to DR. Lillian Lewis
s75 glehs Av She is recupersng after last week
WE LOOK FORWARD the Youth Choir of Pilgrim
Baptist Sunday leading artists
appear guests will be Miss Barbara Webb
Haowel and Harriet Bell Smith, dual panists
and Mrs Ermne Han Allen veteran the summer Pop
Concerts promises to be evening of delightful muse The
youngsters direction Mrs Ruby planned
musical help buy their choir They deserve
support,
THERE FESTIVE Dining
all three staff celebrate their
birthdays Alice NJ Harding 532 ST. Anthony
office secretary will celebrate her birthday on Saturday September
s62 w Central the Unions general chair
his natal day Wednesday, September and Leon
Carter zoos Carroll Av will add another
year Saturday September IT.
ONE CANDLE IN THE MIDDLE OF A CAKE viii denote the
year youngest small fry" Saturday,
TENDER 3rd
GOOD MANICURlST is Miss Mary Frances Pack
licensed beauician Miss Pack is available
at the House Wilson I'll Rondo
Av She is a native of Humboldt Tenn, St
lives 1888 w Central attended the
graduated from Gorne Beauty Col
lege Memphis rs of this just days before
her birthday
AROUND THE TOWN. wCCo Channel 4 Tuesday septen,
present Webb toured three
orgy and Bess Miss Webt
accompanied by Miss Olga Anderson.
YOUNG woMENS CHORAL GROUP of Pilgrim Baptis
recital Friday September 10
Appearing show with Miss Webb will be Mrs Louei
Mrs Irma Sims publicity chair
recently returned from Rome Italy and
doing Mady Meter Zieger well know
vocalist and coach.
SERIOUS BUSINESS. the golf contest between Free
Law and Wednesday Como golf course!
THE Dining Car Employees Labor Day Rally an
the
HAVE A HAPPY AND SAFE HOLIDAY WEEK END!
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ZION CHOIR TO
SPONSOR BOAT RIDE

A Mississippi boat ride, spon-
sored by the Senior Choir Of Zion
Baptist church, on the Donna Mae
will be held Sunday, Sept. 4, at
7 p. m. Evening service, music, re-
freshments will be the main
events of the two and one-half
hour ride.
The boat dock is located behind
the Heart Hospital on the Univer-
sity Of Minnesota campus. 1t
can be reached by taking the
Washington or Franklin Avenue
bridges to East River Road and
taking the first street toward
the river.
Tickets for the boat ride are
S1.l0 and may be purchased at
the boat of by calling one of the
following numbers: PL. 6454; PL.
1913; AL. 1897; GE. S402.
Rev. H. w. Bolts is pastor Of
Zion church: w. b. Hale, senior
choir director.--Advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-02
Garden Lovers
Club Gives Nice
Lawn Party

One of the most delightful par
ties of the season was the garden
party sponsored by the Garden
Lovers Club at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Hardy White, 4042 Clin-
ton Av. s., Minneapolis.
The beautiful. web kept yard
was decorated thruout with a
border of Sweet Alyssum, and a
background of Begonits, Petunias
and Roses.
A lighted iced bowl, that was
filled with beautiful gladiolas was
the center piece of the serving
table.
Each club member wore cor
sages made by Mrs. Carl Watson,
4743 Girard Av. N.
The guest list included the
Messrs. and Mines. w. NJ. Hall, S.
Reddick, Stewart QuaIls, f. On
que, T. ]. Howell Jr., VIM. Nc
Query, John Patton, DR.. and
Mrs. A. G. Lyzenga, A. True, H.
Miller, c. Oden, Theodore Allen,
Cecil Schofield, Albert Mcfarland,
Royal Gordon.
Also Leroy Lazenberry, Bert
Davidson, Thad James, Sidney
Williams. DR.. and Mrs. J. Rob-
inson, Milton Shanks, B. Car
ruthers, Frank Terry, Charles
Lucas, Boyd Crawford, Eugene
Shepherd, Cecil Newman, Carl
Watson, Paul Curry. c. Hendon. j.
Walker, J. Crowder Theodore
Vaughn, Cecil Stovall, and the
Mesdames Sally Gates, Barbara
Cyrus, Minnie Raymond, Ida Mae
Murphy Clyde Johnson, Mrs.
Grace Mason and Mrs. c. Hill.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-02

Attends Fellowship Dinner:
Mrs. Eugene H. Lewis, ga lyle
hart Av- represented Attacks
Brooks American Legion Auxil-
iary at Fellowship Dinner held
at the American Legion Club on
Wednesday, August "a. Twenty
six organizations were represent
ed at this affair. Mrs. Lewis is a
member Of the executive board OF
the Fourth District, American
Legion.
Cub Scout Meeting: A planning
meeting of the Cub Scout commit
tee, pack 20, was held on Friday
evening, August % at the home OF
Mrs. James Clardy, 716 Aurora
Av. Present were John O'Neal Jr..
Mrs. Berkey and Alex B. Jordan.
Den mothers are needed for the
fall program to start soon.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-02

OF Mr.. Henry Thomas. Sei7 Clin-
ton Av. s., Saturday night. Sep
TENDER 8. The club party for wives
win be held Saturday night. Sept.
10 at tho Hotel Lowry.
Visitors From Chicago; The
Misses Karen Kingsberry. wyne-
ma Harmon. Joann Hughley. Chi
cago. Illinois. are visiting their
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
II. Harvey Of ii3o Emerson No,
Iowa Visitor. Mrs. Ollie Dun
can OF Council Bluffs. Iowa. ar
rived Thursday morning to visit
her daughter. Mrs. Lurena Wash
ington of ol2 f. 25th 81. and also
her grandchildren, Mrs, Elizabeth
Ann James. Miss Dariynn Castle
man and Messrs. William and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-02

Attending Conference: Rev. and
Mrs. E. J. Jones. 566 w. Central
and Miss Mittie Lockhart, 80
Fuller Av., left Tuesday, August
80 for Des Moines, Iowa, where
they viii attend the Northwest an
nual conference OF the AAiE
church. Miss Lockhart is delegate
from st. James AME church.
Returning From Camp: Douglas
Lewis, 377 N. st. Adams will re-
turn Saturday, September from
Camp Haven. Wise, where he has
been on duty with the United
States Army Reserve.
Attacks Brooks Post To Meet:
The regular meeting of Attacks
Brooks Post SOC, American Leg
ion will be held tonight, Friday.
September ? at the Legion club
rooms, 709 Rondo Av. Plans are
being made for a presentation to
Rev. Denzil A. Carly, past 4th
District chaplain and chaplain of
the Post for his devoted service to
the Legion. The presentation will
be made at st. Philips Episcopal
Church on Sunday, September IL.
Commander of Post COG is Mar
tin Weddington.
Returns To Washington, ID. c.:
Mrs. Ray A. Russell ,Sr., of Wash
ington, d. c. left for home on
Tuesday, August 20, after visit
ing friends and relatives in st.
Paul for three weeks. She was the
houseguest of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Thighmen Sr., 455 Carroll Av..
Vacationing In California: w.
A. Young, 1856 N. Chatsworth and
N. N. Smith. 309la Jackson St.,
left on Saturday, August 81 for
Pasadena and Los Angeles, Calf.
Mr.. Young and Mr.. Smith will WIS.,
it other interesting cities in Cali
fornia and will be away for about
three weeks.
Returns To Seattle: Adolph
Grossley of Seattle, Wash, bro
Their of Mrs. Eugene H. Lewis, GA
Iglehart Av.. left on Monday, Aug
ust 2s, after a brief visit in the
Twin Cities.
Visiting Canada: Nathaniel A.
Evans, 978 Iglehart Av., visited
relatives and friends in Chicago
and Detroit and arrived in Mon
teal. Canada on Sunday, August
%, where he is enjoying the seem
cry and hospitality. Mr.. Evans ex-
poets to return home early in
September.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-02

Frank castleman Jr. Several OUT
lngs have been planned for Mrs.
Duncan which win include renew
ing old acquaintance, and fishing
at a few Of our lakes.
At Home; Mrs Earl Miller. 40
Dupont Av. ~. entertained at
home Friday evening. August 70
for a group of her old school
chums In honor OF Miss Gloria
jackson, Chicago. and Mrs. Aud
rey Cooley, Cleveland. Miss Jack
son and Mrs. Cooley are formerly
from Minneapolis.
Morocco Club; The Morocco
Club had their regular meeting.
Saturday. August ~, with a
fishing party at Lake Constance,
Minnesota. In spite Of threatening
rain. everyone was successful in
catching fish, and very nice time
was had by all. The next meeting
OF the Morocco Club will be at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l. Dennis
1884 Fourth Av. s., September 10
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you do, you don't want to hear
anything else, cause they just
messed up those songsl
The whole two towns arc buzz
ring about the deb and date that
recently got together.
Who Is this date from Des
Moines that seems to have turned
Minneapolis upside down. He
must be something. since so many
debs have whaled over him. There
seems to be a difference OF opinion
as to which one worked the most,
but It really Is waste OF time
TO get messed over because OF a
date.
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Help Wanted Female

Capable, friendly, experienced
trustworthy woman wanted for
homework. Other help for clean
ing, laundry now employed. Per-
manent job. plain cooking and
assisting with two children, girl
four, boy eight months.
New air conditioned home, all
modern appliances, private room,
bath, television, half block TO bus.
References required. Good salary,
Mrs. Miller, 1921 Hillcrest. Md
WAY q-1121
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-02

Melvin Tapley's fine artists
brush pictures drawing Of Ameri-
can Negro men and women Of n
chlevcmcnt each week In this
paper.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-02
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS &

Indiana Visitor: Mr. and Mrs Hubert Primm and Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Enix of Indianapolis Indiana visited Mr. and
Mrs Robert Kirby l029h Olson Highway The Pmms and the
krbys also enjoyed fishing of Minnesota lake Mrs
Prmm is the sister Of Mr.. Kirby
TSTC Club Meets The TSTC Club will a home
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-02
Social and Personal
u ST. PAUL

Pagmateas Attend Pops Members of Pragmateia soror
ny ana guests attended the ST. Paul Summer Pop Concert
Friday August - Present Soror Annette Robinson Err
ma Mazingo Bernee Hardy, Dorothy Williams Connee Hill
Maxine Smith and Eula Williams Guests James Walker
Isabelle Robinson and Mrs Allison p MeCotrey
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MALE (MAu.) CALL
Fabulous Dehs :"

Fabulous Dehs;"
Bet you didn't know that you
had some enthused followers here
In Greenland, the land OF snow and
ice, We dig" your column the
most and each week look forward
to catching your cool scribes.
We wouldn't have a chance 10
read your column II II wasn't for
Dick Travis who halls from ST.
Paul, MINI. Dick sings with our
vocal group here ON the base.
When we leave here In January,
we would like 10 visit the Twin
Cities" and perhaps hit a few
tunes at some OF your social
events.
We think you girls are doing a
swell Job with your column and
know you will continue to do so.
In closing we should like to in
troduce ourselves and are hop
ing that you ''Debs" will play Il
cool We remain. The Rocketeers'
Dick Travis, 81, Paul. MINI. /:
Anthony Thomas, Cleveland. O..
Gerald Kregg, Buffalo, N. Y; Lor-
EMO Powell, Chicago, H.: Jim
willingham, New York CITY.
l9S5th AACS SOD. APO S5S. New
York, N. Y. August %, 1855.
PERSONALITY
This fabulous date Is six feet
tall and weighs i76 pounds. He is
10 years old and graduated from
South High three years ago. His
favorite food Is fried chicken, but
the way he was scarving on the
barbecue ribs at Bev's house Sat
urday, wonder II ribs are his
favoritc food. He Is on Whcatley's
basketball team, and that hap
pens to be his favorite sport.
/ don't know II you Turn the
Tables on Me" IL "A progressive
record or not. but 1 guess II is,
since Stan Getz IL his favorite re-
cording artist. and progressive
contemporary music In his favor
lite music. (Progressive-contem-
porary Is the new name for pro-
gressive jazz, because II covers
such wide field, and can't be
pin-pointed like classical or blues.
His most liked activity In hug,
ging and loving NO he says' He
has no favorite girl, but know q
few that are kinda weak behind
himl He was in the Perfect Dat,
of the Twins rs Looks best IL
a bathing suit" and was also on,
of the comic strip characters M
Mark Trail" Although he hold
no position In the club. he's one Of
the fabulous Marquis"
Yes, this date IL Madison Nor
wood, whose nickname IN Mat"
His ambition IL 10 become a
happily married man, and
think when he gets out of the
"jittcrbug" stage, and settles
down, he will make some girl "A
wonderful husband. He IN really
J very nice! Although he isn't al
ways falling all over himself
gTlnnlng, he does have nice
smIIe-whcn he does smile.
He can say some Of the funniest
things that will make people fall
all over themselves laughing, but
he won't even crack n smile. which
makes the statement even fun
nierl Well there Is not much else
can say about Madison, so I
won't say no more.
There should be plenty OF hap
pcuinEs this week end, since II Is
Labor Day weekend
Remember. no matter what you
do, or where you go, would like
you around 10 read my column
next week cause. as Willie Jcml-
son says, Il likes you. ! likes you
10 DEATH" Signing off d!
Advertisers Here Arc
Community friends
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In Minneapolis the SPOKES.
MAN is the paper with the clas-
sified ads.
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THERE WILL BE A FESTIVE AIR aror
ONE CANDLE IN THE MI

first year for Mr., Carriers youngest 'sml
TENDER 3rd
Evening star., 1955-08-07

A THOUSAND YEARS before Columbus
IA discovered the New World, Ecuador's
Otavalo oIndians-predecessors of the Incas
were buying and selling in an ancient
market place high in the Andes. Though
conquered by the Spanish 400 years ago.
deprived OF their lands and driven back
into the mountains, they are still doing
business at the same spot, now inclosed by
the city of Otavalo. One of the most pro-
gressive and intelligent races in South
America, the Otavalos. numbering about
5000, are rapidly buying back much Of their
confiscated land, educating their children
and learning modern business techniques
Just about everybody comes to town on
Saturday-market day-to buy or sell at
the open-air stalls. Articles for sale include
textiles, pottery, felt hats. jewels, fruit
birds beaks. iridescent feathers, iron and
tin-ware. dyes and imported items.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-08

ing his lifetime; this book is The
Sefer Hamadoe the Book of
knowledge. And, here, / wish to
summarize and condense Laiwik' S
article, to give you, if possible,
in a nutshell, Laiwik's interpre-
tation of Maimonides' teachings.
hope that I shall be able to relate
to you some of his teachings, in
the same. manner in which
understood them, when I read this
article.
Maimonides states that the cor
rect road for the man TO take is
the middle road. which lies be-
tween two extremes. This should
be the road of the mans actions
and of his traits. This is the road
of wise men.
A man, teaches Maimonides.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-08

These thoughts came to me, as
/ read a recent article written in
1.-THE Day." by H. Laiwik, the
great Yiddish poet, playwright,
and journalist. Laiwik, in his arti-
Gle, summarizes and analyses
Maimonides' book, as to how a
man should conduct himself dur
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-08
Tallahassee, Florida

must avoid snobbishness. The
snob must struggle with his bad
habits, even so far as to feel deep
humiliation. Although both are
extremes, it is better to feel
humiliation than snobbishness.
Similarly. the person who bears
too much pride in his heart and
does not do anything TO wean
himself of this habit is in reality
an ATHEIST.
Anger is also a bad habit. The
person who frequently becomes
angry, if he is a wise man, he
loses his wisdom; and if he is a
prophet, his ability to prophesy
abandons him. The road of the
righteous is to be humble, but it
is not to be woeful; it is to listen
to insults, but reply not to them.
All that righteous men do, they
do with love; and with love, they
also accept pain. A man can reach
this degree of righteousness, only
after having first been subjected
to great deal of temptation. The
road for this Righteousness is fill
ed with pain, but the man who
reaches it reaches the high degree
of the great wise sage.
"A man. teaches Maimonides.
should be rather quiet. When he
speaks. he should speak words
which have a connection to wis
dom. or words which have a con-
nection TO the existence Of his
body. He should. furthermore. moi
talk too frequently about the
necessities of his body. In connec-
tion with words Of learning and
words of wisdom. the main point
should be greater than the words
surrounding it.
It is forbidden, teaches Main
OXIDES, to speak unctuous and
meaningless words, to speak one
thing with the tongue and at the
same time feel differently in the
heart. It is forbidden to deceive
people; and it makes no differ
ence whether they be Jew or
Gentle. A man should not be
carried away in his laughter, nor
should he be consumed too deeply
in grief. He should accept every
human being pleasantly, and with
Continued on Page 1877
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THE TEACHINGS OF
MAIM0NIDES
By Joseph sokol of Charleston. S. C.

Especially written for The Southern Jewish Weekly
This the Memorial Year: is the 750th anniversary OF the
Rambam the philosopher physician and edu
After 800 his teachings current and timely
days his great books His and his
through the centuries brilliant jewel It
said that from the time Of the great Noses to
the time there another like him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
Throngs of Pilgrims
Honor St. Plus X

VATICAN CITY, Aug. 20 Up,
Thousands Of pilgrims from
italy and foreign lands today
paid homage to st. Plus x on
the 4lst anniversary Of his
death.
Priests Of many nationalities
celebrated an uninterrupted six
hour mass before the altar Of
the Publication Of Mary in the
Vatican Basilica.
Under this altar lies the body
Of Plus x In a glass casket. He
was canonized In May. 1854. He
was Pope from 1908 to 1914.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
Congressional
Off 10 Europe
Nv the Associated Press


An 11-member congressional
delegation took of for Europe
yesterday on what members de-
scribed as an effort to improve
world peace prospects.
Senator Kefauver, Democrat
Of Tennessee. one Of the
three Senators aboard . Military
Transport plane, said the group
hoped to lessen world tensions
and strengthen the United Ma
tions.
The II lawmakers are part Of
o 15-member delegation to the
Inter-parliamentary Union ses-
sion at Helsinhi, Finland, August
rs through 81. The union Is
q study and discussion group
made up Of members Of parlia-
ment from AZ nations. It has
no power to enforce any con-
illusions reached.
After the union session, sew
eral Of the United States legis-
lators hope to make extensive
trips behind the iron curtain
under the new Russian policy
Of welcoming visitors.
Kefauver much Interested"
Some Of US hope to get the
feel Of things in Soviet Russia, /"
Senator Kefauver said. Per
sonally I'm very much inter-
ested in seeing as much Of Rus
sia as possible. We've been
legislating on the cold war for
90 long we should learn more
about their new attitude"
Other Senators who left yes
terday were Robertson, Demo-
crat Of Virginia, and Hennings,
Democrat Of Missouri. Already
In Europe are Senators Wiley,
Republican Of Wisconsin. Pur-
tell, Republican Of Connecticut.
and Sparkman, Democrat Of
Alabama.
House delegates to the inter-
national conference include Rep
resentatives Byrnes. Republican
Of Wisconsin: Tale. Republican
Of Iowa; Robsion. Republican OF
Kentucky; Sadlak. Republican OF
Connecticut; Cooley. Democrat OF
North Carolina: Poage. Demo-
crat Of Texas; Boggs. Democrat
Of Louisiana, and Mahon. DEM
ocrat Of Texas. Representative
Heating, Republican Of New
York, already Is in Europe.
The trip to the interparlia-
mentary session is one Of the
favorite overseas trips for law
makers and Congress has pro-
vided a $4,000 fund to help meet
expenses. Wives may accompany
members but their expenses are
not paid.
Poland Was Represented
All House members except Mr.
Heating are taking their wive:
and all Senators except Kefau.
( yer and Purtell.
Senator Kefauver said Sovie,
Russia has not sent delegates X
i the interparliamentary session
IN recent years although Po-
lands Communist government
was represented last year.
The Tennessee Senator sale
discussion this time will include
disarmament. strengthening Of
the United Nations. lessening o.
world tensions. refugee prob.
lens. and improvement Of worlt
trade.
I'VE also hope to discuss free.
dom Of the press as one Of th'
important ways Of improving In
ternational relations" he said.