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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19
The Devil Takes 0steopathie
Hospital Patient for 20 Years!

spiritually bankrupt patient hopeless in medical in
siuiions because
Medical psychology is SATURATED with The DEVIL
snnal msgneisn!-m suHocsies mans d.
vine and spiritual sense-HlS THlNklN0l-his very lite
HEREl
Defiance OF Gods Word DOES NOT bring LIFE MORE
ABUNDANTLY" God TO Jesus. 10 you; THE FLESH PROF
lTETH NoTHNcl
IN the spirit that quekeneh; the flesh prohteih
nothing: that speak unto you they spirit
and they life" John 663
Detroit Times) Services for Jack NJ Cisrd AZ. sales
MANAGER OF the wire division OF Detroit Steel Corp will be
~ pm Monday the Ted {. Sullivan Funeral Home.
Burial will be in Holy SepUehrs
Mr. cillsrd died yesterday in Detroit os'sOpshie
Hospital"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19
Why | Left Masonry
CONTINUED from Back Page)
PART Z

However. IL MAsoNs RESIST AND REBEL AGAINST
THE PROGRESSIVE DIvINELY SCIENTIFIC. CHRIST
LIKE. AND SPIRITUAL ACTIVITIES IN THE
COMMUNITY OF cHRlsTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
THEY MERIT CRITICISM. cENsURE, RESISTANCE
GOD DEMANDS IT.
"lf thy brother offend thee rebvks him; and IL he re
psni. forgive hmi 70x ~
God 10 Jesus. to you. also: I'VE SHALL CAST OUT
pEvLsl HEAL THE slcKl, CLEANSE THE LEPERsl RAISE
THE (spiriivsIyl DEAD from the neck up down-tsk
your ehoieeD"
MAKE THE BLIND TO sEE"l-not via dog tsmiIss
but via the sll-sseng divine Mnd-rnsn's PAR-EN
eur Fsihsr-iAoiher God. sli-hsrmoniovs1
THE DEAF TO HEAR"i-vis divinsIy scientific DRUG
LESS. Observation-Disclosures Science Msssish
MAKE THE LANE TO WALK1-nos with o
erviehss but mans dvinsiy scientific, chrisiiks MAN
HOOD
MAKE THE DUMB TO sPEAK1 " Helen Keller hs
out Of . home church, and Sunday School OF God
Indispensable imperative, Christ Master Absolute Mrsel
Science Messiah eli Peoples she would have been hsss
| CONTINUED Next Column ToP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19
The Devil Takes Son Of Judaism for
Nearly 20 Years, Via DivineIy
Unseientifit, UnChristlike,
UnspirituaI Judas Judaism and
Spiritually Naked Mt. Sinai HOSPITALITY!
DAVID kAMEN, so
p q r T z

MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY IS SATURATED WITH THE
DEvILl-ANIMAL MAGNET STANDARDIZATION
HENCE. THE SPIRITUALLY NAKED HAVE TO HAVE
THEIR CARCASS CARRIED OUT!
Medical psychology snohers ones divine and spiritual
sense ones T.H.LN.Kl-Nc-ones very life HERE
THE WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH"l and THEY LOVED
The PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN THE PRAISE or
COD"l Both quotes from New Testemenil.
And God 10 Mrs. Eddy thereto: "ATTEMPTs TO
coNclLIATE lsppessel SOCIETY, AND so GAIN
DOMINION OVER MANKIND. ARISE FROM WORLDLY
WEAKNESS He WHO LEAVES ALL FOR CHRIST,
FoRsAKEs POPULARITY AND GAINS CHRIS
TlANITY"l-p 23s-c. s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
IMPERATIVE SAVIOR LlBERAToR AND
PROTECTOR OF THE HOLY SCRIPTURES FROM THE
SPIRITUAL ADULTERY OF THE FOUR EUROPEAN
RELIGIOUS cRIPPLEs-PRIsoNERs OF THE DEVIL
AND THE DEVILS HEALING ENDEAvoRs!-All
THAT EXCLUDE GODS cHRlST SCIENCE MESSIAH
TO ALL PEOPLES AND MRS. EDDY GODS
DAUcHTER.SUccESSOR TO HIS MESSIAH SON.
REveLAToR OF THE ~sEcoND COMING OF CHRISTIE
THE RETURN OF JEsUs-N INVNcsLE.
TRIUMPHANT. DIVINE IDEA OF GOD AND HIS
EXCLUSIVE SPIRITUAL CREATION AND UNIVERSE
THE ONE AND oNLY!-SA.T.UR-A-TI.N.G EVERY
IorA OF ALL SPACE WITH HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE IN WHICH THE DEVILS ADAMS AND EWES
FIND DIVINE oHRsTLKE. ETERNAL soNsHlP WITH
~oUR FArHeRMoTHER GOD. ALL-HARmoNIous =
DIVINE LovEl And LOVE is IMPARTIAL AND
UNIVERSAL IN ITS ADAPTATION AND BEsToWAls
IT IS THE OPEN FOUNT WHICH CRIES no EVERY,
ONE THAT THiRsTETH COME YE TO THE
WATERS" = Up. 10, sab.
Detroit Timesl-"servees for David Ksmen. So mem
Dor OF the Wayne County Master Painters Association 70
years will be held in the Msnorsh Foners
Home Burial will be in Msehpeah Cemetery
mr. Ksmen . died in Sinai Hospital yesterday.
He was also member OF Young Israel synssos enc
The Rovner Aid Society where tomorrows installation OF
officers banquet he would have been installed as the vice
president"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19
George Washington
Continued from Page ~

There are features in his face totally different from
what observed in that Of any other human being the
sockets Of the eyes for instance larger and the upper
part Of the broader All his features indicative
the strongest passions yet his judgment and great sefeom
make him appear Of different cast in the eye,
Of the world.
Gilbert Stuart To Isaac Weld. c. Is7."
First in first in peace and first in the hearts OF hs
eovnirymsn
Henry NshtHorse Harry, Lee, Euosy Washington.
Dec. 26,'r7se."
There has scarcely appeared really great whose
character has been admired his lifetime less
rsefly understood by his admirers his talents were
adapted lead without dazzling mankind and TO draw forth
end employ the talents Of others without being msd by
them.
Fisher Amss: Grafton in Boston. Feb 8, 1900"
His mind great and powerful. without being Of The
very first ORDER his penetration strong. though not acute
that Of Newton Bacon, Locke; and far he saw,
judgment sovnder II slow in operation,
being little aided by invention imagination, but in
conclusion. 49, -.
"Thoms. jefferson: Letter to Walter Jones, JAM. 1874
Washington . +. sold the very charger who had taken
him through ell his battles
John Keats Letter 10 ceoresns Keats oet 1881 lsls
America has furnished 10 the world the character OF
Washington And IL American institutions have done
nothing that alone would have entitled them TO the
spset Of mankind.
Daniel Webster: Address laying the cornerstone Of
the Bunker Hill Monument, June ". 1875"
'Washngfon's face cut and dry as diagram
Leigh Hunt: The Companion. XIII, 1928"
Surely Washington the greatest man that ever
this world vninpired by divine wisdom and vnvs
tanned by supernatural virtue
Henry Brovghsm Lord Brougham and Vavxe States
men in the Time Of George III. iii, 1889"
Washington is the mighties name earih-ons since
mishissi in the Of civil liberty still mishtiesi in moral
reformation. On that eulogy expected Lei none
attempt II. In solemn pronounce the and in its
naked, dssihisss spendor leave it shining
ABRAHAM LINCOLN: Speech in Springfield H., Feb.
H. 1912"
George Washington boy, was ignorant OF the
accomplishments Of youth He could not ever e
S. l. Clemens MARK TwainN Brief Biographical
Sketch Of George Washington. 1867"
I'm Washington America found leader who could be
induced by earthly motive TO tell fssehood, to break
an engagement, TO commit any dishonorable act.
W.. {. H. Leeky History Of England in the
Eighteenth Century, l. 1878"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19
PART 2

PART
RlJT-"rHE SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST" WILL
MAKE CHRIsTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
OF THE ENTIRE HUMAN RACE, HERE AND
HEREAFTER, STEP BY STEP!-CHRIST JESUS
BEING NO. /!
SUFFERING FOR FEAR IGNORANCE, OR SIN.
PLUS THE CHRISTENING OF THE LORD" ('divne
LoveO, is WORKING OUT THE ETERNAL
MANDATE OF THE DIVINE, MIND, GOD,
GROWTH! As per c. S. textbook also;
PROGRESS is THE LAW OF GOD!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19
The Devil Takes Roman Catholic
Vicar For the Biblical ID Years.

BECAUSE THE CLERGY OF THE FOUR EUROPEAN
RELIGIOUS cRIPPLEsl-ARE EXTREMELY VULNERABLE
BECAUSE THEIR ADvERSARY-THE DEVIL
ANIMAL MAGNET MATERIAL SMl-DELUDES
THEM VIA FRAUDULENT so-eaIIed FREEDOM OF
THE WILL-'FREEDoM TO ACCEPT AND OBEY THE
DEVILS MATERlALIsTIc PERvERsloNs OF THE
SPIRITUAL DR.U-cL-E-s-S, CHRISTIANITY OF CHRIST
JESUSl
And these unfortunate prisoners OF The DEVIL reject
advise their dvpes suckers refuse 10 be
examned-by Gods Christ Miracle Science Messahl-re
vesled by Gods Mary Baker TO
Gods Holy Ghost conceived Messiah Son. through whom He
declared
THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS LIKE UNTO LEAvEN
WHICH WOMAN HID IN THREE MEASURES
OF MEAL 81
Detroit Free Press The RI. Rev. Msgr Howard Smith
s. vicar general Of the Roman Catholic Diocese Of Fargo
in Fargo, NJ. D."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19

and liberated long sse-rshsr than the achievement "
equation Of doing remarkably we'll with dseevrsslns hsnd'
caps, Of one WHOM SATAN HATH BouND1-snd Satan
retained moral spiritual and intellectual bondage over
this unfortunate victim Of the DEVILS Adam and Eve psy
ehoIosy which, up the present has excluded sseond
Coming Of The Christ which would have brought hs'
HEALING in ell departments Of lifsI-wiih fame sns
blessings only "ovr FsthsrMofhsr God sIhsrmonieus
bsstowl
Truly the devil will perform miracles that would Do
ceive IL possible. the very sisef"I Matthew 1870
WHY LEFT MAsoNRY"-By William sabsIis
Presented by Or. Arthur U. Nicholson, p O. Box 7o7,
Los Angeles So Cafornis-Jswish Christian Evangelist
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19
The Devil Takes Typographical
Union Director
ROBERT T. TURNER. 4e,

7.
OF THE INTERNATIONAL BUREAU
OF EDUCATION; IN INDIANAPOLIS =. :" free Press)
UNION PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATION,
PLUS HOME, CHURCH, AND SUNDAY SCHOOL
IF ANY-AND SCIENCE THEOLOGY MEDICINE,
POLITICS AND LEADERSHIP-DEFICIENT IN
OR DEVOID OF-GOD'S INDISPENSABLE
IMPERATIVE CHRIST MASTER ABSOLUTE
MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH TO ALL
PEOPLES.-LEAVES ADAMS AND EVES-PRISONERS
OF THE DEVILi-"WHOM SATAN HATH
BOUND. per Jesus-ExTREMELY SUSCEPTIBLE
TO ALL THE HAZARDS OF THE WORLD THE
FLESH, AND THE DEVIL"!-THE MYTHICAL
"CHASTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL (so-caled)
EXISTENCE! Up. 272 S&H).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19
Boy, 7, Infant Killed in Traffic

Detroit Times)
THE FAULTY, DIvINELY UNsCIENTIFIc.
UNCHRISTLIKE PRAYERS, DISCIPLINE,
THINKING, OF HEBREWS, CATHOLICS,
PRoTESTANTS, AND OTHER PRISONERS
OF THE DEvIL-AND ALL OTHER
NoN.HoNEST-To-COD CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
MAKES THE ADAM AND EVE PRISONERS OF
THE DEVILl EXTREMELY VULNERABLE TO
ALL THE HAZARDS OF "THE CHASTITY FARCE OF
MATERIAL (so.eslled) ExISTENCE"l
Up. 272. s&H)
Continued Next Column TOP
- TRIBUNE SATURDAY FEB .1s, 1855
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19
The Devil Robs Former Chieagoan
of More Than 40 Years.

"Jsy Hosford rs. died in Wilmington Del Graduate
OF Purdue University taking postgraduate course in
game conservation at the University Of Florida
(Chiesgo Trbvne
MR. HosFoRD WAS TAKING THE WRONG POST
GRADUATE COURSE! BUT THE DEVIL MADE UP HIS
soesled MlNDl
THERE IS NO FREEDOM OF THE WILL WHATSOEVER
But the devil delvdes Hebrews Catholics Profssssnfs OF
s into thinking that choosing the devils alternative
OF action emssevIsfed pattern OF divine sod
snee they have freedom OF the will!
Peter didn't have H. though years with the Mas
Ter when he three times liar fhe OF the Cruel
fxion
The heroic Apostle Paul called himself a PRISONER OF
the Lord divine Love Obviously, mvrderovs Hebrew
Saul OF Tsrsvs he prisoner OF the devil! AND How"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19

TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, FEB .is, 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
Teen Scene:
Procticing Season Underway for Game
Played on q 'Dionond-Shoped' Field

I'm playing baseball, I think
it's the best! I really like 'em
ALI"
WAIT A MINUTE! If you
boys think you're such base
ball brains, I BET you don't
know what "a can of corn"
means, in baseball slang,
huh?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
Why Grow Old?
A Few Daily Exercises,
Will Keep Figure Firm

thighs and inner upper leg
line, two hip exercises, two pos
tural exercises, two abdominal
exercises. and one or two for
any extra problems you may
have, make a good daily rou-
tine.
1 have designed some exer-
ciSeS, each one of which is
especially effective for several
figure faults. Therefore these
are great time savers. ! call
them Combination Exercises
Today I would like to give you
a couple of them to help you
with your spring redoing.
/. Lie on your left side.
Swing your right leg backward
as you swing your left arm
forward. Swing your left arm
back as you swing your right
forward. Continue with a
smooth swing. Your arm
moves forward as your leg
moves backward, etc. Reach
as far as you can in each
direction with both arm and
leg. Keep the knees stiff, turn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
Wouser-LittIe
Ceremony Held

Miss Lena Edwards Little,
daughter of Mrs. Charles Eu-
gene Little and the late Mr..
Little, was married recently
to Mr.. Grant Earl Mouser
III. son of Mrs. Claire T.
CrenShaw of Oregon and the
late Mr.. Grant E. Mouser,
former member of the House
of Representatives.
The ceremony took place
in the Community Church of
Tehran, Iran.
The bride is a graduate of
st. Mary's Seminary and of
Duke University. She did post
graduate work at Drexel Insti-
tute of Technology. She has
been in Iran since 1852 as
librarian of the State Depart
ment. Mr.. Mouser, q gradu-
ate of Washington and Lee
University, is a Foreign Serv-
ice officer presently assigned
as Second Secretary of the
American Embassy in Tehran.
The couple will make their
home in Iran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
Bonds Chairman
Is Appointed

Mrs. Lawrence Koenigs-
berger has been appointed
chairman of National Sponsors
of the, Washington Commit
tee for State Of Israel Bonds.
Membership in National
Sponsors is open to women
who purchase $1,000 in Israel
Bonds.
Best known for her numer-
Gus activities in B'nai Birth.
Mrs. Koenighberger now holds
the post Of national treasurer
Of the Wofnen's Supreme
Council of B'nai Birth.
AS sponsor chairman. Mrs.
Koenigsberger will direct the
local campaign to gather
Washington's quota of the
5000 National Sponsors sched-
uled to be enrolled by April
81, the date Of Israel's seventh
anniversary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
By Josephine Lowmon

Today I want to give you a
spring bargain in exercise.
There are so many exercises
for every defect in figure
beauty and posture. Some are
of little use when compared
to others more effective.
Because of the great number
of exercises, women are as con-
fused as to which ones to take
as they are about what cos
metics to buy. Actually you
need to take only a few exer-
cises each day. Fifteen or 20
minutes spent in exercise will
greatly improve figure and
health.
Each day the average woman
should take a couple of alb
dominal exercises. These are
beneficial to health, and of
course, the abdomen is one OF
the spots which is apt to &C
cumulate fatty deposits as we
accumulate years.
Two waist exercises, two for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25

onto right side and continue.
This exercise is for hips, waist
and abdomen.
2. Lie on your back. knees
straight, arms slightly away
from sides. Bend both knees
up close to the a b DO m en-.
Straighten legs on the floor.
Do not point them toward cell
ing. Separate as widely as COM
Portable. Drag the legs to-
gether. Do not lift them from
the floor. Continue. This is a
splendid exercise for the alb
domen, thighs and inner leg
line. If you have sacroiliac
trouble perhaps you'd better
not try this one.
If you would like to have my
leaflet Combination Exer-
cises." send a stamped, self
addressed envelope with your
request for leaflet No. 5 to
Josephine Lowman in care of
The Evening Star. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25

sand-baths. ! simply battle
them in sand!" Sounds SIM
pie, huh? How would you like
a sand bubble bath? Neat.
Its a lot of fun watching
them grow. which takes a year
for full development, and they
reproduce every Ill days. It's
a fine hobby, and a pair of
chinchillas can be sold from
$500 on up!" That's a GREAT
hobby!
BY the way, if you know of
any teen with an unusual
hobby. send his or her name
to Teen Scene, so everybody
can find out about it. I mean
like raising a herd Of elephants
or something!
See you next Friday!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
Unusual Hobby
For a Teen-Aqer

How would you like to have
so much of something that you
referred to it as a herd?
That's what 17-year-old Ed
ridge Happy" Goings says
about the members of his
hobby This Junior at Eastern
raises ehinchillas, all 125 of
them! They belong to my
father. put I take care of them,
feed and water them and
everything"
These expensive little ami
mails, mot as big as a squirrel,
but smaller than a rabbit"
Happy explained. live in their
garage, which is air-condi-
toned, since any temperature
over 80 degrees is fatal to
them.
Raising chinchillas for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25

base ball. thousands of teens,
beginning in March. start
practicing for the coming sea-
son. For the diamond dope
from one of the slated out
standing pitchers for the COM
ing year, 17-year-old Dick
Brown of Blair has many typi-
cal feelings about the sport.
The best thing about base
ball." said Dick, who is the
Senior Class president, a men,
Der of the All-Metro Bas-
ketball team and the cap
tain of the Blair basketball
team, which just took the
State tournament Slightly
athleticD lis that there is a
lot of enjoyment in the
game. and you gain sportsman
ship, and it's sort of like
club. when you've with fellows
you like and are all doing the
same thing"
A pitcher with the Ameri-
can Legion ball club for three
years, Dick decided that to be
a good player, you must know
the fundamentals. practice.
have the will to win, and be a
good loser
This Six-foot three inch,
189-pound athlete. who has
also played another major
sport. football, confessed, Il
don't think any game this sea-
son will be as hard as the
Inter High games, which are
played in early April" BY the
way. Dicks pre-game meal
consists of steak, a vegetable
and fruit. The steak is the
worst to take, match!
The only thing that is a
disadvantage with baseball is
that it's hard to get your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
Ceremony Held

Announcement is made of
the marriage on March Is Of
May H. Heffron to Mr.. How
ard M. Bradbury. The Rev.
Francis x. Walsh performed
the ceremony in st. Johns
Church in Clinton, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25

take a good long look at
Hart Schaftner g Mara
who sets new fashion pace
with his new Ioneer-Iine suit
from our exclusive collection.
Definitely q fascinating variation on
the HSM classic theme.
Softer yet as inpeccobly
tailored as ever in troveI-wise
docron- and wool. Beige or grey,
short, regular or long sizes,
10 to Is, 6o.75
suits. third floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25

al a m o n d.
S h a p e d
field. 1t was
called base
ball, taught
to them by
t h e ir in
S t r u c tor,
Abner Dou-
OlCOdy d y
G o o p e r S .
town, N. Y,
in 1899.
Ever since
tn a t first
game, then
c ~ a I I a n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
By Sharon Doron

Over a century ago, a group
of cadets in a prep school were
playing, for the first time, a
new kind of game on a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
At Sea Island

Mr.. and Mrs. James M.
Earnest were among the recent
arrivals at the Cloister. Sea
Island, Ga,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25

PARTISAN ELEGANCE-Piere BoImoin's poIe-blue silk
and orion gown is embroidered with deep-bue beading
sweeping panel in the back sets off the shaped sheoh
Silhouette This Of the French imports being shown
today at the Washington Fashion Groups monthly meet
ing at the Washington Hotel Jessico Dawes, Vogue
magazine editor speaking French and Italian Spring
Showines and Their Influence on American Foshions.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
Fashion Show
For Males

night for the mighty males!
For at exactly 8 pm. at the
Hecht Co. Parkington audito-
rum the George Washington
Chapter of DeMolay will spon-
sor a Young Mems Fashion
Show" This sure. will be a
switch from the usual! Tick
cts. which are sold at the door,
are one buckeroo. Bill May
hugh, the disc Jockey, will
commentate the show, so this
will certainly be strictly for
men, The theme of the show
is the Roaring Twenties," and
the girls of the Techt Co.'S
Teen Board will provide the
added glamour. No stuff, all
of you should see this rare
treat, when the boys are mod
els for a show designed just
for them! 1t might interest
you, too. that there are 20
twenty very good-looking
young men as models. The
number should attract some of
you!
Speaking of boys clothes,
here are a few of the "ins"
and "outs." First, clothes items
that are going "out," as far
as the boys are concerned, are
navy suede shoes, Lewis, pegged
pants and thick, white, wool
socks. For those on their way
lin for spring, the white
bucks are poisoning; since
the weather is warming up.
jackets have been replaced by
the old standby, the A. A. (Ath-
letic ADVERTISER alias the let
ter sweater, argyles are still
selling like mad, and as one
merchant said: 1.-THE biggest
rise in boys clothes have been
the V-neck sweaters. They
sure like them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25

past three years. Happy ex-
planned a very interesting bit
of his hobby. in order to
keep the fur free from damp
ness, I give the chinchillas
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07
Suild Entertains
Al CocktoiI Party
After Meeting

Tho st Paul Urban League
Guild entertained at cocktail
party on "Wednesday, September
~. following tho sand annual
meeting OF the st Paul Urban
League az the home OF Mr. and
Mrs James RdcauS, TOT Iglehart
Av. The party was In honor Of
Lester u. Granger OF New York
City executive director OF the
National Urban League. who was
guest speaker at the meeting.
Guild members who served Rs
hoateascs. welcoming, serving and
introducing guests were. the
Mines. Earlino Galloway, SUIT VIII
iiams, Enola Moffatt. Georgia
Moorchead, Mae Edwards, LILLIAN
Balengcr, Bernicc Wilson and
Miss Mary HerAog
Among out-of-town guests who
enjoyed the festivities were: Miss
Ellen Quigiey Of Seattle, Wash,
sister ~ Mrs Eugene Mccarthy
and Mrs. Birdcttc Smith OF 81.
Joseph. Mo. Mrs, Smith In tho
mother Of Miss Maxine Smith. adj.
miniAtrRtivr secretary OF the st
Paul Urban League. Also present
n
tant To the director of the Detrait
Urban League.
Among other guests were Con
grsaAman and Mrs Eugene Nc
Carthy; the McaSrs, and Mines
Urlin Clark, Cart T, Schuneman,
Richarl Fox. Cecil ". Newman.
Howard Darnell, Ernest Cooper.
Earl T. Onqu., Thomas A. TRlicy,
Robert Murray and Jerome Kap.
Ian,
Also the Mines. Janabciie NJ
Taylor. Rufus Webster, Katie Nc
Watt. Wanda Owens. Frances
HumbIrd, Faye Harrison, Eula
Williams, Christine Johnson and
Mrs J. w HerEog Also the
Misses Maxine Smith. Mary Cas-,
ey. and Beatrice Dempsey and Mr.
and Mrs David Winner.
Others present included. Louis
Erwin, LoItoy Young. n ~, Hall
Louis Sykes Joseph OkeneHki
Kenneth Edwards, Clarence Tru.
en- Richard Stokes, Shelton Gran,
ger and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Th0maaon
Guests were served tasty can
apes from the attractive bar In
the rImpua room