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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-06

~ FIREWOOD AND ROUGH
LUMBER = Firewood in stove
lengths, S. per cord; fireplace
wood, IS to % inches long, $11.0O
per cord; rough lumber, oak &
poplar, &c & up per BID. it,; truck
flooring & beds, skids, scaffold-
ing BIDS, oak fencing BIDS. &c per
lineal it,, sawed oak & locust
posts 7 #. long 90c, so posts &
over 85c per post. Cash & Carry.
Lemitwood Inc, Sawlnill Brick
yard Road mr.. Macarthur Blvd,
Potomac, Md. Phone Pc. 2-3147.
Open Mon. thru Fri. IA, Sat.
8:30-12, weather permitting. 649
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-06

LARGE OLD HOME - On big
lot in beautiful Washington
Grove; needs renovation. Can be
2-family home.
TEN ACRE FARM - With 5.
room cottage in new condition.
Within town limits of Gathers.
burg. Owner will sell flock, stock
and barrel; 5 head of cattle,
farm machinery, deep freeze, etc.,
for $4,000.
PROPERTY WANTED - I have
clients who desire farm proper.
ties, vicinity Gaithersburg or
closer to town. Call Mrs. Healy,
Gaithersburg 724.J. Frank L.
Hewitt Co. 1884
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-06

FRADIATORS - 2 hot water
radiators, modern. 36"x28", SIS
each. Call Pc. 2-3007. 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-06

~USED APPLIANCES but
NOT ABUSED" - 1 ID Gu. #.
freezer; Gas & Electric ranges;
Refrigerators; Large stock of
wringer washers. Very reasonab-
ly priced. Call G'burg. 352-M or
G'burg 352-R after 5 pm. ZIG
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-06

EBUILDING & REMODEL
ING = ]. M. S. Construction Co.
Builders of homes, commercial
property, and all phases of re-
modelling. Free estimates. All
types of Finance arranged. Tel.
UN. 4-7223, WA. 1889. 1874
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-06
LIVESTOCK

g%-PIGS = 4 pigs 8 weeks old;
l Holstein heifer will freshen in
February. Call Ralph Windsor,
G'burg. 785-W-4. Is
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FEGGS - Country fresh eggs.
Wholesale only. Phone Gathers.
burg 951-W. 8
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HELP WANTED

~ELECTRICIAN = For per-
manent position. Reply Box 272-
F, c/o Montg. County Sentinel,
Rockville, Md. "a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-06

~ FREDERICK COUNTY -
1873 acre dairy farm; very pro-
ductive land, Large brick home
& tenant house. All buildings in
good repair. Nice stream, $4,000.
John H. Coblentz, 81 N. Court
ST., Frederick, Md, Monument g.
3240. 30
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~ FIREPLACE ACCESSORIES
Fire screens and accessories.
Free estimates on any style or
shape fireplace. Abode Hardware,
Rockville. Phone PO. 2-6146. IL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
AKA. 8 Pledge
Club Participate
In Soma Contest

several members 81 the AIpha
Kappa Alpha Rorurtty and the
members Of the Ivy Lraf club
pledge group participated N the
song rnnics' sponsored by "GrosE
Week ~ The UnrvcrH'y ~ Mimi
sofa. Tuesday Fcb ~
The group hsF made the finals
which are 20 b. held Sunday pot
q a. - IN ir Northrop Auditor
tgm ~ program citmhgiuF ne
Greek week activities.
Member n the pIedgr ciub WI
are participating are Sandrs J"ar
Andrr.0n Dorothy Payne. CTn.
tina Smith HaTfIyu ThouE1rr
Dorothy Petersen Wilma AlBsnr
Mar Manning Regina WUllawF
and Marie sauudsrz
Members - Atpna Kappa AIpha
pHrticipa arc Colleen Hpnr'
Aariiyn Smith Cgurss ChIv"rF
BDbby Petty Marian Williams snG
IHYas BsT-rr Joy," Harper iz tHr
preaaert - ne campus chapter
~ A}pfsa KAVr's Alpha RDrou'v
IT. aGds'.Dn 20 singing the IA
uprsl Alpha Kappa Airha Hymn
b. 20" final rofupstinOr. sunday
Fcb r a. : 3 NJ. ne Cf0rAE will
unF = spiritual ''CsoDf Ssygs ~
arranged b. Mrs. Maurice H1U
land ~ 81 Paul Cpnres ChIvs,a
IL directing 'hs chorus
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
EDWARD WivHERS FRIENDS
hElP MIN CELEBRATE
MS ElEvENvA BIRTHDAY

A group Of youngsters frolcked
last Saturday afternoon Frbrus
arty ~ at birthday party to
Edward witherS Jra given by hiA
parents Mr. and Mrs Edwsro
withcrs Sr.. Of 1904 Clinton Az.
~ heecelcbrated his nth birthday
which fell on February 10th
Scene Of the colorful event wRK
the gaily decorated smusomen
room nf his parents home which
earned out the Valentine motif
Gay multi Culorcd balloons hung
from the ceiling and strcamcrs Of
red and white crepe paper csscad-
81 around the room
Between the hours of and I
y ~ u group ~ his piaymRtes
came 10 wish him happy birth
day and to join In the various
games ana We for prizes Prizes
weTcw on by Archie GlvsnA il.
ward BeIl II, and johnnie Nelson
Each 81 the little guests was
presented with favUrs ~ harmoni
cas- hats and cowboy nut cups
lee cream. cake candy aud nuta
were enjoyed highiighiod by
huge birthday cake beautifully de
curatod which the hnnorc. cut and
served tu each ~ his guests
The party war rIimaS.h with
pictures taken Of the group by
Grover ingram
Edward received many gifiR
cards and money Arthur Hellum
sent Eift but WAS unable 10 he
present
Guests helping Edward enjoy -
happy birthday were Paul Allen
Ronald Bell ItuEyann Givcns
Harry Davis II, stephen Petit
fprd AIonzo ellis Jr. Harvey
Sims cert ana Thornton Jones
Myr"n end Richard Ekatraud.
JsDrs IHl stephen rhiinpa Ken
uy EuudTrHuS Dennis Hines ~
Perry Hughes III LrElir Green
Michael Marshall Ralph Temple
Bobby Tate vernon Jones ana al.
Hn having lots % fun was ICd
wards brother. Gerald
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
U-AAeet-us Club Held
Meeting On February 10

When the t-M"ri-Ts club met
a. Phyllis whratlsy Settlement
House pr Thursday February 10
u n" sbsencs 81 the prcsidsn'
Mrs Mae jenkins. vice president
presided
Order ~ business pr IA. hFcnda
was lsndacapS painting vhlch -
~" latest project ~ the members
The meeting Was CimsKod with
% birthday party honorinR Mrs
Fanny ThDfnaE 0n the p.CHHlUu 81
her s5th birthday gwen ~ her
1Hugh'.r Mr. AgFis Flsugt'er
G1s 18TH ~ q
FoliDwiug the business session
members and Furs's went ~ the
home " Mrs Slaughter whore
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
Surprise Birthday
Porty Held For
Bernice Willioms

The home OF Mr. and Mrs Ben
Burton. 1904 Oakland Av.. was the
scene of much merriment on Tues
day. February s. when the Mines
Bernice Cochran, Irene Brown and
Catherine Burton. were co-hos-
teSses al a surprise birthday party
in honor OF Mrs. Bernice Williams
Of 3Si7 Stevens Av.
Mrs Williams was the dinner
guest earlier in the evening Of
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Cochran OF
2ll6 22nd Az. s. on the way home
when asked by the Cochran's TO
stop In al the Burton home she
was totally unaware that anything
unusual would happen 10 her.
When the three arrived, guests
who had already assembled greet
cd her singing the happy birthday
song, and then she realized that
she was the victim" OF sur
Prise
Various games, soCialiZing and
refreshment comprised the eve
nings diversion Mrs. Williams re-
ceived some useful and lovely
gifts
Those who helped 10 make her
birthday happy occasion were
Rev. and Mrs William Il. VIII
hams. the Messrs and Mines
Augustus Cotton. Charles CoCh-
ran, the Mines Marie Martin
ThelmR Underwood, Lulu Martin
Irene Brown Miss Gertrude Bron-
son. the Messrs Roosevelt Whit
ley. Richard Stokes and John l.
SmellPV
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18

Mrs Thomas was frt"d with a
surpriao birthday party
The beautiful serving table GOV
cred With nn ocru iace cloth with q
cen'"rVicoe ~ yellow lpnquis and
purple hYarln'hs between crystal
candl"aticEs holding yellow tspsrs
accented tho brauiy ~ the setting
A. 0ur end wHa beautifully DEF
GRATED birthday cake
Host csa"E assisting were ~"
Mmcr Aitc" Horn Lucinda Miller
and Emms Gale
Members and guests wh"
brvngn' sn array 81 lovely gifts 10
tho honotoe warr the Mines boris
swan. Bernie. Karbdsh. Carolyn
Carbgnell and children Connie and
Vtureu' IT. Mamie Ba'tir Fannie
Pierre L"FIa Gertrude viniRaf
Mae jenkins Elizabeth atorrs
Addrc Banks Matte Harris, Moi
De F1"wcrs Mar Monroe ard
Marguerite Curube rpunaTliDT
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
Jack And Jill
Install Four New
Chapter Members

ON Friday evening. February IL,
the Twin City Chapter ot Jack
and Jill held their formal tnstalia
ton services for four new mem
berS at the home of Mrs, Richard
Session, loti Fifth Az. :, New
members are the Mines, John
Freeze, Clayton Hughes. Robert
Murray. and Samuel Reed
The impressive ceremony was
conducted around beautifully
appointed table by the Chapter
president, Mrs, William y Whit,
side The attrectivcly laid table
with It's ecIu lace cloth. centerrd
with a floral arrangement of vel,
low jonquilS, between cystal can
delahra holding lighted tall tapers
struck an artistic note and aC
ccntcd the beauty Of the setting
and added solcmnity To the &C,
CASTOR
The installation prayer which
was read by the organizer and
past president. Mrs Shelton
Granger concluded the inKtalla
ton
A short business meeting fol
lowed AT which time plans were
completed for u fund raising pro
lect from which all proceeds will
be given 10 the polio fund
Refreshments served by the
hostess ended n most delightful
evening
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18

parents, al OF minneapolis.
willing Workers Club: The VIII
ling Workers club of Bethesda
Baptist church will meet at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Benson. 526 nth Av. s. on Thurs
day, February -. at s p. m. Mrs.
Emma Cadle will be hostess.
Versailles Meet: When the
Versailles met at the home OF
Mrs. Jean Covington, 1904 Clinton
Av., Sunday. February 10, Mrs.
Armelda Wallace, new member
was welcomed into the club. Nom
nations were made for election Of
officers which will be held at the
March meeting Members voted to
go on record as supporting and
backing FEPC bill and also agreed
to do volunteer work for the Min
nesota Council in their fight for
passage OF the bill At the con-
clusion of business. the hostess
served a tasty supper. The next
meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Jane Mcintosh, T20 Hum
boldt Av. N, on March Is.
Roller Skating Party: Pre-teen
age children of Jack and Jill. Inc,
held a roller skating party on
Sunday, February - at the Coils
cum ballroom. St. Paul. The five
to ten age group held a sleigh rid
ing party at Eaton's Dude ranch
on Saturday. February 10
Cresituendo's Club: Mrs Starr
Shepherd, 1887 Portland Av.. VIII
be hostess to the Cresituendo's
club on Sunday. February 90 at
p m New members will be
welcomed and reading of the con
stitution and bylaws will enhght.
en- them on the blub's business
Mystery Baby shower: Johnnie
Baker Auxiliary 10 Post No. 29l
American Legion had a mystery
Baby shower Monday, February
II at p. m. at the home Of Mrs
Glorine Fassett. 5l36 10th Az S.
Many gifts were received for a
layette which will be placed with
the welfare department of the
Fifth District American Legion
Auxiliary. This will be used for
some needy veterans family Mrs
Cleo Hampton is president. Marion
Perry publicity chairman.
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keounly dttlTtN kuthtS- NutS'S
ment' when they were greeted by
their beautifully attired hastesses
who stood in welcoming formation
and were identified by wearing
wrist corSages tied with blue and
white ribbon, club colors. Small
packages Of cigarettes were pre-
scented as souvenirs,
Dancing 10 the strains of a five
piece orchestra. the sweet and
mellow music was equally as pop
ular with the dancers as the torTid
rhumba rhythms.
The merrymaking reached It's
peak with the always popular an
niversary waltz. when club mem
bers were presented by Mr.. John
Lawrence, As each name was an
nounced, the chairman of the
party first. then officers and
members in the order Of their al
fihation, members with their es-
corts marched 10 the mid floor OF
the ballroom and danced TO the
strains OF the anniversary waltz
Mrs Edith Watson. chairman Of
the party was charming an ice
blue tAffcta. Accordian pleated
skirt with rhinestone iewelry.
charmingiy assisting was Mrs.
Junsuld Braddock, co-ChairmAn.
who chose flattering black taffetA
studded with rhinestones, bout
fount skirt, ballerina length and
rhinestone accessories. Striking in
shrimp Colored ballerina length
net with black accessories was
Mrs Annette Robinson, president
while Mrs. Arlee Hallowell, vice
president was stlinningly atured
IN a floor length gown Of three
shades OF blue chiffon with which
she wore blue mitts and rhinestone
jcwelry
Blush grey MORE tsffeta fash
toned with fitted bodice fun skirt
cocktail length was the charming
choice OF Mrs. Connie mn. CORE
spending secretary Other stun
ningy attired PrAgmSteia's regal
ing their guests al the festive and
pretty party were Mrs ErmA
Mazingo IN pearl grey satin strap
less gown with rhinestone accents
changeable blue taffeta trimmed
with black velvet with velvet DO
dice studded with rhinestones was
the lovely choice Of Mrs Harriet
Alien. black accessories gave dra-
matte accent 10 the gold llama
cocktail length gown Of Miss Ear
line Neil. dean ~ pledges Mr.
BESSIE Mansfield chose salmon
gown with gold accessories.
Equally as beautifully attired
were the guests Mrs Eugene II
Lewis was lovely In cardinal red
redingute style with inserts OF ny
ion tulIe and the new cape sleeves
accented with black accessories
Mrs John l. Brown looked very
sweet IN baby pink brocade. fit
ted bodice. farrd skirt. accented
with blue accessories and gold
icwclry Pink nvlnn not over tai.
fcta. fitted bodice. scoop necRlins
and bouffAut skirt vas the lovely
choice % Miss Maxine Smith
while Mrs Richard l. Fox pre-
-ented pleasing portrait IN egg
shell designed on princess hnr
with black i"welry accents Aqua
blue lace and nylon not fitted DO
dice and fun skirt of not was IN.
lovely choice ~ Mrs Thomas Tai
ley with rhinestone lcwelry CIV
ing accent 20 Mr. Don NCAdams
gown of zoe blue nrganza over tat
feta balicrina length. was the
blue rhinestone icw"lry while
Miss Virginia Woodland was beau
tfll in white chiffon floor length
gown studded with rhlneEt0ncs
Other officers and members IN
addition 20 those named are MmoF
BERTHA KING treasurer. Laura
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
Crowd Attends
Helpers Club
Valentine Tea

An atmosphere of graciousncSs
and hospitality rcigned at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs, William
Walker, 1898 Firth Az. s, ON sun.
day afternoon. February Is, when
members OF the Helpers club OF
st, Peters AME church held their
annual coffee sip from I to p ns
The beautiful setting was car.
r1cd out IN the Valentine motif OF
red and white. The eNquisitcly
laid table with It's ecru iASe hand
crochetcd cloth was conferred with
an arrangement Of rcd carnations
and white stocks entwincd with
white ribbon trimmed with red
hearts and thanked ON either side
by crystal csndlesticks holding
tall white tapers enhanced the
beauty Of the setting
A silver coffee and tea service
graced either end Of the table and
silver compots and table appoint.
mcnts struck an artistic note
Members OF the club alternated al
the tea table,
A musical program arranged BY
Mrs Henry Thomas, chairman.
and Mrs, Halle Ewing, oo-chSir.
man was presented at intervals
during the afternoon Those part
cipatiug were; quartettr from
the Cantinos. the youth choir Of
st Peters composed of the
Misses Virginia Brady. Joyce TIA.
born, Dorothy Ann Stoyali and
Mrs Mia Poole rendered vocal
numbers, also vocal numbers by
Mines Mia Pooie Sylvia Little
and ALVIN Chamblee, accompanied
by Rufus Webster who also
gave a piano selection,
The Musical Notes, Mrs Doro-
thy Sims. Mrs Bertha Smith.
Mrs Helen Thomas and Miss
Mary Turner rendered vocal mum.
beers and readings by Miss Joyce
Hughes Mrs Dolly Spencer ana
Mr. Matthew IIttie
Door prizes were given % Miss
Joyce Taborn. Miss Mary Turner,
Mrs II T Russell MI W c.
Jones Mrs William Mosley and
Mrs Bertha Smith
Mrs Palmer Jackson registered
the guests chAirmen Of the sip
were Mrs spencer Shivcrs and
Mrs y l. Boyd Mrs Frederick
Jones is prosiden, Of the Helpers
club
Enjoying the delightful affair
were the MeAsrs and Mines
Crowdrr A - Wright. CectI y
Newman ~ @ Russell. 4 Owens.
W & Jones. e e Underwood. y
r. Williams, st Paul, Rufus Web
ster. William l., Scott, Fred Ew.
ing. the Mines Theodore Jones
Frank Terry l.. Acosta William
n mosley. Nathaniel Watson,
Charles y Curry, Bertha Thomas
Also the Mines Ida Roberts
Virginia Cransberry. Christine
Carr William webb. Gertrude
Smith u T Spencer. Leila Cope
land Ruth I'M. LIciIle McAdsms
May Kay, Lucille Cooke Mary
Smith Fanny Pierre Lewis Wal
ter = Reid Sylvia LATHE Annie
Mae Rhein James Murray. Bier.
tha Smith Floyd Poole Jr. Edith
Ice Harry L"wts
And the Misses Mary Turner
Ada Cunningham. Freddie Lee
shelton Joyce Tsbnrn. Christine
Mckinney Dorothy st0vall. Joyce
Hughes Rev NJ l. Simmons the
Mosurs CcDrRr Il Banks ~ Rpen.
,rr Shtverp e " Glenn Palmer
Jackson o !. Alexander Catl
Russell. Matthew Little Ramon I.
giss1n William NJ Little Mlas
Virginia Brady. Miss Amanda
BYRD Mr. Henry Thomas Mrr Ida
M1ppinE MiEs Esyus EHira NJ
Alvin Chamblor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
RECITAL BY WILLIE
u. HALE ON SUNDAY

The Usher Board Of Zion Bap.
fist church will present Mr. WINE
b Hale In recital Sunday. FehuI.
AIRY 20. at : p m st the church
The Minneapolis Choral Union vii
assist
The pubic Is cordially invited
Advt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
PERSONALITY

Tier favoFite food In southern
fried chicken, rial brown and
strawberry Hhortcske Shs is five
feet four inches tail ana weighs
100 pounds she Ia n junior al
Central, MplS Not many ~ YOU
drbE and dates know her. bsCause
SHE haib from Central IN Duluth
shs says that all IN. kids have
been ~ friendly and nice. and !
think that Central IN very nice
school HcI name In EAHis Booto
She plans 10 join Linda Logan and
Ifhthy AKRON ar telephone op-
orator. ahe likes that kind Of
work She Ia crazy about basket.
ball, and loves that sport EsHi. II
real nice and friendly. 40 her pop.
ulariiy " increasing steadily
Anne Eimms and Carlos Moffatt
AZ. now known as Mise HALLE q
Brown aud Nj Popularity They
were crowned thoas Titles last
Thursday night Oscar Ftagisrn
Band played ~ the dance after
wards Capitalization Anne and
CRrloH
word has got ia mr that Donald
wonds had real tough party Sat
urdsy night lie also had some
good food tDn'"
Mrs ROTH Bernard opened up
"Ruthie's Teen Cnntern." Monday
afternoon a. University AMI Dale
n opens a. I 3 m and In open un-
M z ~
~ Thomas Church. which IN
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS 4

New Sister: daughter born Sunday, February Is to
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Hammond of 1882 Fifth Az Awaiting
at home to welcome their and Clarence
Jr Gary Denise and Renee Baby Hammond has been
named Mr. and Mrs Charles Curry the maternal grand
parents Mr. and Mrs d. H. Hammond the grand
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
Social and Personal
= ST. PAUL

Birthday Celebrated; Little David Gilbert Mansfield son
of Mr. and M Robert Mansfield of 919 Charles ST. celebrated
his second birthday with his family and three neghbo Fri
day February H. highlight of the gala afternoon
beautifully decorated birthday cake with candle presented
Gilbers by the mother of his little neghbor guests
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
PRAGMATElA'S TENTH ANNIVERSARY IS
CELEBRATED AT GAY DANCING PARTY

The Embassy Room of Hotel Capri West Seventh ST. St
Paul the beautiful settings for the PragmSea Sorority
dancing party in celebration of their tenth anniversary,
The beautiful aud coorfu affair held Friday evening Feb
ruary H. from p. attended by 200 ger
geously attired guests duh
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18

New Daughter It's now
daughter for Mr.. ana Mrs, Comfy
Carter OF 6pt Rondo Az. Renee
olivia arrived January ~ In 1t.
Josephs hospital weighing five
pounds. one ounce Mrs. Louise
Carter OF Baltimore, Md. Is this
patrrnal grandmother and Mr..
and Mrs, Leon Shepherd OF 81,
Paul are the maternal grandpar-
ents,
Hack A. Work; MIR. Bert Buck
ner, $40 Aurora Az. returned tn
work Monday, February IL, after
having been confined Ia his home
due to- AN accident resulting In y
broken leg. for the past nlne
months
sieighride Party The cameo
Social club will entertain mem
bera and their guests at sleigh
ride party Saturday. February 10.
The group viii meet at tho home
of MI and Mrs Tony MaEtngo.
400 " Grotto and viii return
there at the end Of the ride for
refreshments
Criterion Clubi The Criterion
club viii meet Saturday, F'ebru-
AIRY 10 st the home of Mr. and
Mrs Godfrey Rawlings, tS7 Rom
do Az.
TanEa Ciubt The TangR club
will meet Saturday night. Fsbru-
AIRY ~. with Mrs, E Brown, bTa
IRiehart Az aa hostess
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
APPLICATION TO WE'D

Henry Thomas. 40 Emerson
Az y. has applied for a marriage
license 10 wed Marine Black Of
the same address
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
IDEBS and DATES
ny "shirl~"

III there all YOU fabulous debs
and dates of the Twins. Flick
your eyebails over this column for
some OF the latest happenings OF
the week
The "Emeraids" highlightcd the
evening at North high School E'ri.
day, with their versions Of Sin.
cercly, Earth Angel, and many
othrrs This In n highly talented
group OF singers. who, II they Keep
on like they are doing, viii reap
the world OF success Ia the great.
est heights soolsie Andrews,
Harry Dillon, Robert Green. Gene
Lewis ana Donald Patterson are
the fabulous dates In this group.
The "Ittnky plnkS" OF aalle are
having a variety show and dance
tonight, and expect 10 sec az many
people out from the Twins" M
possible over there They are hav-
ing some exceptionally good talent
So all you people ~,
Tho "CouleH kas" threw a big
anniversary party al my house Sat.
urday night. W. had all kinds Of
cake. punch and sandwiches
There WAS ~ much cake. and
every one ~ them was no good.
that no one knew which piece he
wanted. ~ they compromised, and
TOOK q piece Of each, After every
one had what they wanted. there
was still 10, left, 80 Joey Henry
Williams and Charles amith took
home bag each.
The Los DisboloH" basketball
team, has inteRrated with the 'Du
Drop lns" and now, they have
given 10 each other whs, the other
didn't have, 10 they have q real
good team altogether now They
played game ~ IN" pilisb,ry
House "Wednesday night, and won
a. Ia q unnI BsHfa srtriH
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18

ually has its canteen In the basp-
mrnt ~ the church, 10 having q
Sweetheart Hall tonight at tho
South Central Branch YMCA at
Park and Lake. Some OF the club.
Of the Twins" have entered
queen candidates for the ball
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18

Say. debs aud dates We are
sponsoring n contest. there are NO
tickets 20 soil NJ all, all you have
Co DO In To send In the name of the
girl or boy or both, whom you
would like To see named as the
Deb and Date Of the Month" The
boy or girl whose name in sent
IN by the most people will be
named the Deb and Date Of the
Month" The person has 10 be
some one whom you think has
personality, and IL worthy of tho
title n posAible, please Aend In the
picture with the name
Well, all my fabulous friends. =
guess III stop the preaAea here.
and dig you later Signing off
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
House D. c. Group
Adds 9Th Aide

Chairman Mcmillan Of the
House District Committee has
added to the committee staff a
sixth member-Dixon Davis of
Greenville. S. C.
The South Carolina Democrat
explained Mr.. Davis was hired
as a stenographer to take a
transcript of the closed sessions
of the committee for an official
record. Mr.. Davis is a former
postmaster at Greenville.