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cetanium is the Answer

One reason why vicks Medi-trating
Cough Syrup is so effective, the re-
port concluded. is that it contains
Cetamium. This remarkable new
penetrating ingredient carries re-
lief-bringing medicine to the cough
irritated crevices OF the throat.
There, it medicates as it penetrates.
In addition, Vicks Medi-trating
Cough Syrup also works through the
system to speed breaking up Of the
cough.
Evening star., 1955-01-10
Films of More Than Routine Merit

.fHE BAREFOOT CoNTEssA," Humphrey Bogart = movie
making genius.
.BRIGADOON Cyd Charisse Kelly In light musical
fantasy. H
HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN" Danny Kaye the famed
story-teller.
'IITTLE FUGITIVE boy wonderfully at large In
big world. III ss
.sABRNA" Audrey Hepburn brghtens the slick reteng Of
old fable
Garland.
Evening star., 1955-01-10
Six Leading Cough Syrups
Tested In Medical Center.
Results Vital to You.

Never before could any leading
cough syrup promise you so much.
Think Of iti A new kind Of cough
syrup specially made, not only TO re-
heve coughing faster and more COM
pIeteIy.-but also TO shorten the
duration Of the coughl
Evening star., 1955-01-10
Proved Safe for Children

Doctors also learned that vicks
Medi-trating Cough Syrup was the
only cough syrup tested that did not
upset the stomach Of any patient,
regardless Of age. This feature, plus
its pleasant fiayor. makes 1t ideal
for children.
Evening star., 1955-01-10

YOUNG AT HEART an Arwin
Production. distributed By Warner Broth
By Gordon Douglas screenplay BY Julius
J. Epstein and Lenore Coffee. adepta-
ticn By Liam O,BTien. from the story
by Fannie Hurst. At the METROPOLITAN
Evening star., 1955-01-10
MEDICAL JOURNAL REPORTS PROOF
YOU Can SPARE YOUR FAMILY DAYS OF
SUFFERING FROM COUGHS OF COLDS
Here's Relief So Different It Will
Change All Your Ideas About Cough SyrIps

so spare your child days of super
ing from coughs Of colds. Use new,
more effective vicks Medi- -trating
Cough Syrup.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21

Saturday, October IS. from De-
trott, Mich, guest OF his brother.
DR.. Ralston S. Mitchell Mr.. Nit.
chell went to Detroit in the inter-
est Of his brother TO handle some
real estate transactions. While
there, he also took a cruise on Or.
Mitchell's yacht. Big Mich" on
Lake Michigan. The yacht was re-
Gently pictured In Jet magazine.
New Brother: Among the new
est floor walking fathers Is wes-
ley J. Lyle, Sr.. whose wife pre-
scented him with a new son, Mar
Gus Whitney, born October 10. at
Fairy1ew hospital. The family
which lives at SS3 K. SSth St. also
includes two other sons, Rodney
Dean and Wesley James Jr.. who
are welcoming their new brother
and playmate Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas Williams OF Indianapolis,
Ind, are the pSternAI grand
parents.
Dinner Guests: Mr., and Mrs
Fred c. Edwards. 22O6 Elliot Az.
were hosts at a dinner party on
Sunday, October Is Guests includ-
ed Rev and Mrs. Charles NJ. Sex
ton, Mrs. Cora Sanders, Mr.. and
Mrs Shermont Polk and daughter,
Sandra and Mrs, Sadie Williams
Following dinner guests relaxed
with television and sociAliLed. Mrs,
Edward had as dinner guest on
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Avery
Paul and Mrs. Gladys StarlCs.
ConvaIescent: Mrs. Sadie VIII
liams who has been confined TO rer
home due 10 illness IN now con-
valescent and able TO b. up and a.
round.
Sterling Club Hardtime Party;
Sterling Club members, their
wives and guests will attend a
"Hardtime Party" at the club
Friday night. October rs. TO which
invitations have been issued. II
will be the first opportunity for
many to view the newly remodeled
and refurbishcd club home Sew
eral thousands OF dollars were eN-
pended in repairing and remodel
ing the building after disastrous
fire several months ago.
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white gloves and maple shoes
and bag.
Guests from out OF town in.
cludcd Rev and Mrs, Mervin
Ward. Miss Dorothy Ward, Rebec.
ca and James Ward. all OF Milton.
Pa, Mr.. and Mrs, Richard Ward,
James Jackson and Mrs Alma
McCullcn Of Detroit. Mich. the
Mines. Martha Silvcra, Annabcile
Williams and Lennre Carson and
children, OF Cleveland. Ohio, and
Mr. and Mrs Gerry Washington
Jr.. also OF Cleveland Also Mrs.
Herbert Davis. OF Lcavenworth
Kans and Miss Margcry slade 81
Columbus, Ohio.
The bride, who had been living
in Cleveland, Ohio for the past two
years. IN n graduate of Central
high school and Globe Business
College. Mr.. Thompson Is the son
Of Rev. and Mrs McrVtn Ward Of
Milton. Pa. and attended Milton
high school.
The newiyweds will make their
home In Milton. Pa
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Sixty frIends tnloy
Going Asoy Party
o. AlrvvRon Mlilar


Altman 2iC wsnsel Miller Jr..
son OF Mr.. and Mrs, wensel Muller
Sr,. " So Emerson Az. ~. left
the city wednesday. october 10
for Langley Air Force base, Nor.
folk. Va
AirmAn Miller arrived home on
flrlc0gh September 70, from
NouaSseur Air Depot. MopScco,
North Africa. where he had been
stationed for ten months. lie flew
nom MorScco TO Mcclure Field In
New Jersey,
On Saturday evening, October
Is. Mr. and Mrs. Miller entertain.
cd At a barbecue supper IN honor
Of their aNn and two OF his bud.
dies who are also in the city, Air.
man +, Doughty Jr, and Altman
2fc Howard Wesley, Tho party
was going away" party for Air
man Miller,
some 90 young people, friends Of
the honoreea, enjoyed tho barrie
cue supper prepared by Mr.. NIL.
Ter.
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Mrs. Margaret Rhodes
Is Honored On Her
10th Birthday

Mrs, Margaret Rhodes. Ss34
Clinton Az, was made very happy
Tuesday, October IS. on her roth
birthday when her daughter. Mira
Thomas NJ, Jones rendered a won
derfal birthday party In her hon
or.
Between the hours OF 4 and 6
y, m a group % her church CO.
workers and friends eonVerged on
her home TO extend bost Wishes
and happy returns ~ the day.
showornE her with many lovely
gifts and carts Climaxing her
gifts were ono doaen American
Beauty rnscs and beautiful
birthday cake, y snow white mass
decorated with pink rusebuds and
Happy Birthday inscribed.
As the afternoon progressed,
the group enjoyed singing and
enjoying tho refresh m cnts
served by the hostess in the din
ing nom, decorated with the
table spread with a heirloom hand.
made lace BattcnberH cloth cen
tered with n floral arrangement
OF white chryzanthemums and or
child pom poms
Guests who shared In the happy
occasion wpre PrnsidinE Elder
Nelson Pryor. Rev, and Mrs, NJ,
l. simmons and family, Mr., and
Mrs, Oliver Rhodes and family;
the Mines Ida MoppIns. E, Down,
J, r. Collins Sr.. Myrtle Potter,
Fannie Pierre Lewis. Matte
Boyd, Tyler Howell Sr,. JcsAie
shannon. Lucille Cooke.
Also the Mines, u. u. Combs, E,
G. John,gsn. Harlan Russell sra
Bruce n. LIcaH. Viola Madden.
the MeSSrs and Mines, John X
Lawrence, 81 Paul. George Ranks
Jr. and the McSsrs Carl Wade.
Sr.. and Robert Pierre
Ms Louie Perkins assisted the
hostess in serving refreshments.
Those who sent gifts, but were
unable 10 be present were the
Mines Gertrude Smith, Halle
Ewing. Maymc UptcgruVc and
BOYD Howell
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ing their short Wait. Mr., Ford rc-
new~d many oil acquaintance Of
former st Pauiites, The tho re-
port = very nice time WAS enjoyed.
"Wednesday Matinee Club: The
"Wednesday Matinee club held TIA
regular meeting on October II,
At the home Of MrS. Florence
Gootien, 2sS N Avon ~. Mrs.
Catherine p,ght was voted In ~
. new member Following the
business session, Mrs. Grace Jonoa
birthday was celebrated, She re-
ecived many lovely gtfta,
Family Visitors Mr., and Mrs
I. Y. Mum Of Chattanooga. Tenn.
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wheofIey Juniors BVvy
Workable RunVs $50

The Phyllis wheatley Junior
football team ran roughAhod over
the NorthAidc Rams Sunday after,
noon by lopsidcd score " ~ "a
o.
whnatlcy'N faster team pounded
the Rams goal on long ground
gains and In the air and scored
once by Intorccpting n pass.
Sin whcatlcy players scored
with speedy half.back Asa
"skcctE" GrigHhy scoring two
tbs
Outstanding lincmen for Ply.
Ills Whnatlcy were Joe jackson
and Terry Whitaker.
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stopped over In St Paul, after
visiting in New York where they
attended the World Series ball
games, and were the guests OF Mr..
Nunn's brothcr.in.iaw and sister,
Mr., and Mrs, n. Williams, S22 ",
Avon st, MT Mum. who formerly
lived In st Paul renewed many
old acquaintance during their viz.
Il. The visitors were extended
many social courtesica, They were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Camp
bell. otS Carroll Az. at cocktails.
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a fitted scalloped cap. She wore
white shoes and carried bouquet
OF white roses and stcphanotis
with az orchid in the center.
Attending the bride were Mrs
Dorothy Washington, OF Cleveland,
Ohio, matron or honor and Miss
Marjorie Slade, Columbus. Ohio,
maid OF honor Mrs, Washington
IN the brides sister. bridesmaids
were Miss Dorothy Ward Of NIL
ton, Pa. Miss Ruth Smiley of
Minneapolis, and the Mines Mar
tina Silvera and Lcnurc Carson
both Of Cleveland Miss Ward il
the gruom's sister Her attendants
wore identical dresses Of crystal
ette with two in each shade 81
pink tulip, raspberry and rouge
red They carried bouquets Of car.
nations in colors contrasting their
gowns
Flower girl was Karen Carson,
niece Of the bride She wore a
dress Of white tHfcttA similar TO
the dresses Of the bridesmaids and
carried a basket ~ pink roses and
baby NUNS
Best man was Richard Ward ~
Detroit, Mich. brother Of the
groom. fishers were Rufus Carson
81 Cleveland. both brothers Of the
bride. Richard Howell and Ken.
meth Law Of Minneapolis and
James jackson Of Detrpit. Nichi-
gan.
Pre-nuptiaI music was by
Mrs. Harriet Bel Smith. Mrs
Queen Esther Taylor sang 20
Promise Ne" and Tho Lords
Prayer"
Mrs Rufus Carson Sr mother
Of the bird" was lovely in n gown
Of mulberry lace and crepe with
pink accessories Mrs Msrytn
Ward. the Rrooms mother was
very stunning In blue velvet with
black accessories Both Mrs Car
son and Mrs Ward wore corsaRss
% orchids
Immediately following IN" we'd.
ding. n reception was held NJ the
home ~ the brides parents As
Esting At the reception were Mrs
Helen Davis who was n chArR" ~
Rtfts and Mrs Ora Anderson. who
registered guests HostesSss were
the Mines Fannie Carson Jose.
phins Howell and Georgia Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs Thompson went
% Chicago. III. for their honey
moon. Mrs. Thompson wore =
b~iKe suit With matching hat.
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WEDNESDAY MATINEE cIuB
TAXES NEw MFhABEp

The regular meeting 81 ths
Wednesday Matinee cub vas held
on Wednesday. Octobsr ~ a. the
home % Mrs Florence Grndrn,
2s3 No Avon. r, Paul Mrs. Ca
Uterine DfRht vas vo'Ni IN a. a
new member The group also eel"
bra,s1 the birthday u Mrs Grans
Jones she received many wondsr-
ful gifts Corresponding secretary
- The club IL Mr. Dorothy u
Davis
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day. November II. with Mrs. Her
man Brown, 37os Smelling Av. as
hostess.
birthday To Be Celebrated;
Sunday. October ., will be q
momentous day for Mrs. Gertrude
Vinigsr Of 542 Aldrich Av. n.
who viii celebrate her S0th birth
day on this date. Her son-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gonzales are entertaining at open
house" In honor Of the occasion at
their home, 1909 S. Seventh ST. on
Sunday afternoon between 4 and
8 p. m. when friends will come in
to greet the honoree and extend
best wishes Of the day.
Out OF Hospital; Mr.. Richard
Ross, $50 Aldrich Av. N, has re-
turned home from FAirN1ew hos
pital where he was a patient for
the past week and Is convalescing
at home.
Much Improved: o. J. Thornton.
1912 Fourth Av. s.. Is improving
from a stroke suffered August %.
Mr.. Thornton. who was a patient
in Mt. Sinai Hospital is now at
the Kenney Institute where he is
receiving therspy treatments and
is progressing favorably. He is
able TO spend week ends at home
with his wife.
Back Home: Hobart T. Mitchell,
local business man. returned home
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DEBS Il DATES
by Shirice"

by Shiricc"
Well, hello fabulous people OF
the "'Twins'. here's more news a.
bout some Of the happenings
Friday night the Los Diablos
had a surprise birthday party for
Wilma Merrill Joe Williams
wouldn't let anyone In the kit,
chen door. - that he. along with
the help Of Richard Greene. Nor
man Wcstberry, Almeda Jones
Barb Barnes, Barb Allen, Wilma
Merrill. Gayle Schoncld and Bev
EaSnn and Ellie Witherzpoon
could eat up all the food
Wanda Robinson Roc Simms,
Dcloris Smiley. and bnvey vii
Hams had surprise party for
jeanne Carter AZ wandas house
Friday night Happy birthday
jeanne
The Los DiabIos dance aatur-
day was n hugo success A certain
hat wearing" date was not try
ing so hard 10 get into the dance
because he didn't have any money
II Just wasn't hts night SO 30 all
you people who thought he was
trying 10 cry his way In, he
wasn't He Just wore his hat nj
the wrong time, 80 he couldn't get
IN that night
Joke Line
Suzzy Mtzie. DID you know
tina, Joe fell out ~ two story
window last night
hitZie No. hope he didn't
hurt himself ton bad
SuZzy lie didn't he had on his
hight fall" coat
Joe Williams IN back from Row
York Welcome home Joe
Chariene Smith CAV" q jump
Sunday where most 81 the Kids
went after the shOw
You know. rs about time they
had a dance al Labor Temple A.
least they cam" back In style
with a great artist, Tiny Brad
shaw.
The DamlnKo that paper N"
DAminRo~s Of Wh"atI"y put out
In really clever ~ all times you
have 20 watch what you are doing,
because the reporters watch
everything that Rp~s On. and Just
about no matter whA, you Do. they
put u In tho paper 80 watch ypur
step
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21

A program OF Modern Dance by
the Studio Dance Group ami the
Junior Dance Workshop will he
held at the Minneapolis YwCA
Sunday afternoon, at $40 y, m.
In Benton Hall
Tho groups are directed by such
well known modern dance inter.
pretorH a. Gertrude iLppincott
and Eunice Cain.
Admission In aoc, No reserved
seats doors open at y, M.
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Jock And Jlli To
PiaN halloween Party
For Small FvV''

children from two 10 four years
of are OF the Twin city Chapter
of Jack and Jin WIRE entertained
at a Halloween party held at the
homo of Mrs Richard l.. stokea,
Jr,, 1900 nth Az. No. on Saturday
afternoon. October 10.
ChiidrWn nvr 20 ten years old
and the prr.tccn age group will
attend the play, "liucklcberry
FINN" at the University " Mime
sofa on Saturday afternoon. o..
tobcr 20,
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Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was beautiful in q white
satin gown with lace panels, A
sweetheart necklne was set off
with lace and her finger tip veil
OF Chantiliy lace was attached 10
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Social and Personal
4 ST PAUL.

Visited In Omaha Mr. and Mrs Dale Ford 404 Virginia
Az and Mrs Eva Green motored TO Omaha Neb Friday,
October Ii and returned home Monday evening While In
Omaha Mrs Green visited her nephew and wife, Mr. and Ms
Cenning Lee and the Fos guests Of their cousins Mr.
and Mrs Marcel Hayes and Mr. and Mrs Frank Mosley Dur
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Social and Personal
z MINNEAPOLIS

srtnday Club: Mrs Albert Allen Jr and Mrs Bert Da
on were at the regular meeting of the Birthday
club held at the home of Mrs Allen 1904 Fifth Ay ON Saur
gay october Capturing prizes the Mines Thaddeus
James WINE Hall William McQuerry, Harold Carter War.
nell Rhodes and Walter Smith The next meeting will b s
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21

Jolly 10 In EI~etIon When The
Jolly IL club - ~ Peters ANE
church me, nth Np Harry Mas
ssnFiH. 37Gs F1r'h A. r. On
Thursday evening Octob~r 20.
plans yer. completed for the plays
% b. presented and sIs,uan 81
ofnosrs we're bsid WITH the n~~
siats q officers 70 b announced
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21
DORATI RETURNS

Antm Dorati, conductor Of the
Minneapolis symphony Orchestra,
arrived IN New York this weel,
and il completing plans for the
opening of the 1898 30 season be
fore returning Ia the Twin Cities
Travelling with Dorau were his
wife and ib-yrar old daughter
Tonina who have spent three
months mentioning In SwttEcr-
land and the musical ccntrrs 81
Europe
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21
OZeLLA CARSON EXCHANGES WEDDING
VOWS WITH ARCHIE THOMPSONA
CAMPHOR METHODIST SATURDAY

Miss ozela Carson daughter of Mr. and Mrs Rufus Carson
Sr 977 Carroll Av ST Paul became the bride Of Archie
Thompson of Milton Pa in beautiful double ring ceremony
Camphor Memorial Methodist church Saturday October
at 1880 Performing the ceremony Bishop Herbert
Of lnaunnNrnrth knns
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21

Some II OO0. 900 u. \. families
own cor are owned by dogs
around 200. own cats
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More than 1000 600 American
families heat with oil
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21

Robins Mems Shop
Complete Line Of Adam Hafs
ZIG Hennepin Ave.
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people
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taken
lues,' %
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faith.
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these
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many
ID ex-
floral
II re-
tn of
Ehter
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k and
aptist
words
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ncere
! our
|eigh-
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Heath
Dther
10 we,
Sim
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flor
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fore
Fran
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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-15

the 104 degree heat while
trying to wrest the ligh,
heavyweight title from 10.
ey Maxim in June, 1852, he
got down on his knees anc
promised God that he woul,
give up boxing. In an ex
elusive article Ebony mag.
azine reveals why Suga,
Ray broke his promise te
God.
AS a flashy fighter, who
made life hum wherever he
went, whether in the ring
to donate a Damon Runyon
Cancer Fund check or to rule
over the Ray Robinson En-
terprises in Harlem, Robin
son was always the center
ne no longer enjoyed the
limelight as a champion =
neither on stage nor in box
ing, and the farther he
drifted from his ring career
the closer he came to being
just another song and dance
man. For the ever proud and
ambitious Sugar Ray, this
would never do, Ebony says.
He repeatedly earned one
hundred thousand dollars
during his first year as a
song and dance man, work
ing five and six shows a
day. This figure was not as
much as he had made or
was capable of making in
forty-five minutes or less in
the ring.
Ebony learned that in
long range terms Sugar Ray
was wealthy. yet for the
time at hand he was cash.
broke.
He dreams of building an
International Variety show
which he plans to take or
world tour, patterned after
those made by the Harlem
Globe Trotters. Sugar Ray
believes that operating in
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-15
OMEGA CONCLAvE
by William Gordon

Atlanta, Ga.-The Omega
Psi Phi Fraternity. Inc.
closed it's 41st Grand Con-
clave here Thursday by
calling for 'full Indignation
of education in all areas"
In a clearly defined reso.
luton, delegates to the Con.
clave voted that the Fra
ternity should go On record
in supporting the position d
the National Association fol-
the Advancement of Colored
People, asking for desegre-
cation in education.
In addition to taking I
stand against segregation in
American life the Fraterni.
ty called on all of its mem
bers everywhere to lend
full support to the proposed
program.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-15
SOCIETY
Continued from Dape 4,

Continued from page II
OF our recent Addison. grad
yates and is now a student
at Howard University. She
was formerly presented to
society at the "Cotillion. u
which was held December
30 at the American Legion
Auditorium.
The Debutante Ball was
sponsored by the Altrui,t
Club of Roanoke. Mrs. Ma
bel Harris is Basileus of
AKAs.
Estelle Smith Given
Surprise Party
A surprise party was Civ.
EN- Miss Estelle Anne Smith,
the teen-age daughter of
Chaplain and Mrs. Robert
Johnson Smith at their
home on Staunton Ave-, N.
w. last Tuesday evening.
The honoree was kept down
town on a tour of the shops
while the surprise was be-
ing "readied." She returned
to the basement of her home
where 30 kids had hidden
around in various places il;
the recreation room. They
called out ''surprisew and
then sang Happy Birthday.
1t was Estelle's thirteenth
birthday.
The color scheme was ice
blue and white and all of
the CONNECTIONS carried out
the scheme. A delectable
menu was served and games
played. Estelle was the re-
cipient of many lovely gifts.
Those present were Lou
Use West, Louise and Lcis
Bond, Bernadene Harris, Ell.
Disc Rucker, Harriet Paw
ley, Carolyn Law, Bettye
Joe Walker, Diane and Clio,
ria Waddell, Laverne and
Sandra Henry, Lou Robin
marlborough, and Barbara
Stone. Louis and Richard
Clayton, William and Robert
Greene, Melvin Law, Earl
Hancock, Vernon, Butch and
Skeet Dudley, Charles Scott,
Eugene Leftridge, William
Nabors, Everett Smith, San
dra Richardson and Melvin
Dickerson.
The party was given by
Estelle's parents aid her
brother. Everett.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-15
HOLLINSs'
by Mrs. Hammond Jones

by Mrs. Hammond Jones
The First Baptist Church
choir will hold it's iinstalla-
ton service on Friday, JAN
uary 81, at 500 pm. Music
will be by the Hollins Four.
MIR. and Mrs. William Sad
Ter motored to Lynchburg
this past week to visit Mr..
Sadler's father who is very
ill.
Mrs. Helena Megginson
visited friends in Lynchburg
last weekend and reported
a DELIGHTFUL time.
The Ebenezer choir of
Kingstown and the 'Hollins
choir held their annual Joint
party in h e elementary
school at Hollins this year.
Mrs. George Hairston of
Bassctt, Va, is i'll in Burrell
Memorial Hospital. She is
the niece of Mrs. Hammond
Jones.
Mrs. Naomi Clark is Wis
iting her daughter in Pitts
burgh for a few weeks.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-15
81 LOST MY HEAD IN 80"
JACKIE ROBINSON
ADMITS

ADMITS
New York = During last
years tight National League
pennant race, 81 lost NY
head more than I ever had
in my eight years as a ma
jor leagues" Jackie Robin
son admitted Monday.
The Brooklyn Dodger star
writing his life story in the
new issue of Look Maya
zine, defended hi m s elf
against charges that he be-
came a "sorehead" and a
"loudmouth" who wanted
every break to go his way.
eff Pm a trouble-maker
land [ don't think that my
temper makes me one--then
it's only because l can't stard
losing. It kills me to lose. {.
all / ever wanted to do
was finish first" Robinson
writes.
Robinson, whose autob.-
ography takes a good-na-
tured attitude toward his
troubles, considers himself
no more aggressive than Ty
Cob b, John McGraw or
frankie Frisch were. Leo
Durocher and Eddie Stanky
kick up fuses all the time.
But if | do it, I'm stepping
out of line," the Dodger
player observed.
Tracing this attitude 20
resentment which he said
boiled up when he became
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Europe alone on a four
nights a week basis, he can
pack $4,000 people at prices
ranging from SOC to $500
into the big arena each
night. He needs an initial
investment of $250,0O0 to
put the show on the road.
He hopes to get this money
and perhaps more in a mil
lion dollar title fight with
Bobo Olson. following sew
eral tune ups.