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St. Paul recorder., 1955-06-17
SIOUX
r A L L S
NEWS
N 7 e S
by Kaye Coates
$40 Mablo ST.
sioux FAiA 8, ID,

All the Fathers around here are
keying up for their day. Helen
Haynes, one OF our Sunday School
teachers has her class preparing
something special for the fathers
and she has high hopes that most
of them will como to Sunday
school Sunday
A group of the Church and civic
clubs pooled their money and pur-
chased special nurses watch for
Fannie Mae Clark, recent gradu-
ate OF Washington High school,
She In a member Of Pilgrim Bap-
list church. Tho members had
special services for Miss Clark.
Miss Clark Is very active in the
church,
Shirley Tolhcrt and Marie Dy-
sart are getting ready to attend
camp and these gals are busy as
all get out, Shirley Is going to
Baptist Camp in Minnesota where
her sister Gwyn is counselor
while Marie Dysart is going to
Camp TcepcetonlSa, YWCA camp
Have fun gals, They shau't take
OFF for awhile yet but any OF you
well wishers who wish 10 do some
thing nice for the children, do IL
now.
We are going TO have baseball
treat here this summer, The
great Riley Steward who was sta
toned here In the Air Force dur
ing World War II Is playing on
the Brooiings team as pitcher,
with Daniel Jackson as catcher,
These fellows are really good.
Riley Is well known around here
so he can be seen daily shooting
the breeze with old friends and
making new ones.
Miss Baker OF the F1andrcau
Indian school is stin filling social
obligations here and preparing
to 20 home to Ca. She says she
isn't going TO teach here next fall,
but Wen see. We'd love 10 see her
come back.
st. Johns Missionary Society
held its regular business session
AZ the home OF Mrs. Minnie
Franklin. 1923 W, 18th ST. Mrs,
c. Shelley Is president OF this
group.
Robert Haynes and Dan Coates
are getting all in on the green
that they can in preparation for
the golf tourney in Minneapolis,
the day is never too hot or wet
for golf. but II gets rugged for
cutting the lawn or wedding the
garden,
Jerry Cabhell has been under
the weather for = few days, She's
up and on the joh now. Our 10
enjoyed Jerrys days of. She
spent two afternoons visiting
Jerry,
Mr.. and Mrs. K, Stevenson OF
Minneapolis were the guests Of
the Alg. Frost family for q week
They spent their time sight see
ing and enjoying the Frust hos
pitai,y.
Looks natural and good again
TO see 4. c. Collins driving In his
St. Paul recorder., 1955-06-17
BAPTIST CHURCH


Rev. ]. w. Phelps delivered his
final sermon on Sunday, June II,
as interim minister of our church.
His subject was Facing Your
Own Record" scripture, Job 1919
and Acts 2s:26, This winding up
message was inspiring, forceful,
and gave food for thought.
United with the church by
Christian experience We're Mrs.
Mildred Tucker, 1900 Eighth Av.
N, formerly a member of Liberty
Church, jackson. Tenn, and Mrs.
Maude Douglas. 1871 Lyndale Av.
", a former member of China
Grove Baptist church, Monroe,
La. We welcome you 10 the fold.
Our visitors were many. You
are welcome at all times.
Music was furnished by the
Senior Gospel choir.
We were happy TO have Mrs.
Ruth Daley at worship last Sun
day after long siege of illness.
At 7:30 p. M. the Senior Mis-
sionary Society presented a spirit
ual program which was dedicated
10 Rev. J, w. Phelps, Appearing
St. Paul recorder., 1955-06-17

The church was founded In 1883
by a group OF ex-slaves from Mis-
sour who sought refuge in Mime
sofa from the oppression Of slav-
cry. Once located in the down
town section Of the city, the pres
ent structure was completed in
1923 under the pastorate OF the
late Rev. L. w. Harris.
Present was Pilgrims oldest
member, Mrs. Emma Mosby, who
Joined the church in 1886. Other
senior members who were also
present were Deacon and Deacon
ess George wills. who became
members in 1893; Mrs. J. L. Chap
man, 1898: 8. E. Hail and Mrs
Ida Mae Murphy, who joined in
1909. Pictures OF members who
Joined the church In the earlier
years were taken after the service
by I. M. Dorsey, church photogra-
pher.
At s pm, a memorial service In
honor OF the late Rev. l.. w. Har-
ris, who served as pastor from
1922 until his untimely death in
1889, was held. The memorial SER
mon. Faith That Endures." was
given by Rev. Jemison.
Highlights In the life Of DR..
Harris were given by Mrs. Lydia
Brown. Among the beautiful mu-
sical numbers rendered by the l..
w Harris Gospel Chorus were:
MY Goal" "slnce I Met Jesus"
and Twelve Gates" Mrs. Rose
Marie Cook sang Beyond the Sun
set"
Mrs. Kelsio Whitmore sang
"Shall Meet You ?" and Willis c.
Smith sang Peace In the Valley"
The program Is presented annu-
ally on Founders Day by the l.. w.
Harris Gospel Chorus. Rev. Har-
ris' daughters, Mrs. Arlee Harris
Hallowell and Mrs. o'Delle II,
both active members of
the church, serve as pianist and
director of the Gospel Chorus.
Rev. Floyd Massey, Jr., pastor
Of Pilgrim Baptist Church, Is in
his 10th year. Under his admin
istration the church property has
increased In vale to Sis0,000 and
a new educational unit has been
erected.
St. Paul recorder., 1955-06-17
IN MENiORIAM

1t is pleasant, though sad to
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-08-01
Readers Replies

Here are readers replies to recent
request for baked beans from canned
beans.
Baked beans: large can pork and
beans, slices bacon diced, small
onion diced, tablespoons dark mo-
lasses, dripping from the bacon. Put in
skillet 4 diced slices of bacon and diced
onion. Cook until slightly Drowned. Put
large can of beans in baking dish, add
molasses, bacon, onion and the drip
pings from bacon and onion mixture.
Mix well. Put in hot oven and bake Y
hour.-Mrs. N.R.N., Judith Basin coun-
ty.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-08-01

degrees, or medium. Sift flour and
measure off two cups in a bowl. Sift
flour, baking powder and salt together
three times Put milk and butter in
saucepan and heat Remove from fire
before it boils. Beat eggs until light and
fluffy. Add sugar and vanilla and con-
tinue beating Add flour and milk mix
lures alternately to egg mixture, end
ing with the flour. Pour batter in
creased 8-inch square pan and bake
for one hour. Remove from oven and
spread crumbled chocolate over top
of cake. 1t melts to form a delicious
frOsting. Lei cool before serving.
Serves IL.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-08-01

Quick oven-baked beans: can pork
and beans, 1 onion, chopped, table
spoons syrup (can use white variety
11z teaspoon dry mustard, tablespoons
chill sauce or ketchup. Mix well and
place in creased casserole. CA small
amount of molasses can be added, if
desired) Garnish top of beans with
bacon strips and bake about 40 minutes
in 425 degree oven.-Mrs. d. Mem,
Prairie county.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-08-01
fashions That Ktzs,

Left, No. 8269A carefully tailored classic in sizes
to fatter the shorter woman. Sizes 141s, 16k 1872
2O1s, 221s, 241s. Size 16s 4s yards of 35inch ma
teriaI; 70 yard contrast
Below, No. 1444-IdeaI school outfit for teens
hgh-waisted dress and versatile jacket Sizes 10,
H. IA, is. Size IL, dress, 5s yards of 35inch ma
terial coat, ga yards.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-08-01

Sometimes the best meals come in
surprise packages! Take our fish stick
dinner, for example. Fish, peas and
tomatoes are all familiar foods. but
see how festive they are in these
clever new shapes. For extra eye-ap-
peal, be sure to add a few springs Of
parsley and some lemon wedges.
QUICK FISH STICK DINNER
Scoop out centers of tomatoes, sea-
son with salt and pepper. On a large
baking sheet arrange tomatoes and /
package frozen fish sticks. (Fish sticks
need no further preparation.) Bake at
425 degrees F. (hot oven) Is to 20
minutes Fill centers of tomatoes with
mint-gIazed reas*. Dot with butter.
Makes A servings.
*Mint-glazed peas: Simmer 2 cups
cooked peas with "a cup each of but
ter and sugar and chopped mint
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-08-01
Carl you identify
these pigs?
And con you tell which
IS most important 10 formers
end why?

It's the last pig-the one that means
savings" For only through system
attic saving can you make sure you'll
have the money you need in the years
to come. Be Smart-buy II. S. Series
L" Savings Bonds regularly.
Remember, every $500 you put into
Savings Bonds now means $500 in
9 years 8 months!
Did you call 'em right? A Yorkshire; B.
Duroc; {. Hampshire; D., of course, is a
piggy bank which reminds you to buy
u. S. Savings Bonds
Inc US Government does not pcy for This cdver-
Using. The Treasury Department thanks, for their
patriotic donations, the Advertising Council ond
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-08-01

Left, Nos. 5000 & SOS1-Gray
cobbler aprons that match. 5000
is in sizes 10, IL, IA, Is, ID, 20.
Size u, cobbler, liz yards of 35-
inch; "a yard contrast. 8OS1 is
in sizes 3, A, 5, 6, z, 8 years. Size
A, cobbler, rs yard of 35-inch ma
terial; " yard contrast. Two pat
terms, 35 cents each.
Below, No. 821O-For a young
schoole belle-sew-easy princess
dress to sew with or without a
collar. Sizes 6, 8, 10, IL, IA years.
Size 8, 27s yards of 35-inch ma
terial; "a yd. contrast.
Evening star., 1955-01-26

You the thrifty food shoppewo hobto the
world oustondne
quality difference Topoth Meats offer foc
buying selling Of quo the u Department
Agriculture developed grod stondod and publishes market which list
these erode stonod These show qo difference eodes
the selections Prime and Choice the highest Government
grades better Your Gon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
Miss Murdock
Married to
Mr.. Sengstock

Former Senator and Mrs.
Abe Murdoch Of Utah and
Washington announce the mar
rage of their daughter Cinda to
Mr.. George Fleming Sengstack.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Howard Sengstack of this city.
The ceremony took place Sep
TENDER 8 in the Lutheran
Church of the Reformation.
Both the bride and BRIDE
groom graduated from George
Washington University in 1858.
The couple will reside in
Washington where Mr.. Seng-
stack, who is a Phi Beta Kappa,
is a third-year medical stu.
dent at George Washington
University. Mr.. Sengstack was
Student Council president at
CIV and was a pitcher for the
baseball team for four years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
tBurkes Give
Dinner Party

The Chief Of Naval Opera
tons and Mrs. Arleigh Burke
entertained at Admiral's House
last night at a buffet dinner.
Guests included the Secre.
tary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Charles 8. Thomas, Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy Ray
mond n. Fogler. the Assistant
Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Albert Pratt, the Assist
ant Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs. william FRANKIE. Vice Adj
miral and Mrs. Matthias B.
Gardner. Vice Admiral and
Mrs. Robert p. Briscoe, Vice
Admiral and Mrs. James L.
Holloway, jr., Vice Admiral and
Mrs. Roscoe r. Good. Vice ADJ
niiral and Mrs. Thomas 8.
Combs and Rear Admiral VII.
liam L. Rees.
Others attending were Rear
Admiral and Mrs. George L.
Russell. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
TEA CANCELLED

The public affairs tea
planned for Monday by Mrs.
Waldo Moore. State chair
man Of public affairs, in
honor. Of Mrs. r. Richard
Schweitzer, president Of
the Virginia Federation of
Women's Clubs, has been
Cancelled.
The tea, to have been held
at the home of Mrs. Stewart
K. Brown. 712 Braddock
road. Alexandria. had to be
called of due to the serious
illness Of a member Of Mrs.
Schweitzer's family. Mrs.
Schweitzer left Norfolk Tues
day evening by plane for
Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
Louie Dodson
Is Married

Miss Loulie Dodson. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. I. Dodson OF
Rosemary Lawn. Welcome. Md.
was married on August 20 in
Old Durham Church to Mr..
william James Cannady of
Scarsda1e, N. Y, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Leroy Cannady
A reception at the home 0
the brides parents followed tn
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Can
nady viii live In Ottawa. Can
ada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Cooperative Schools

The Westmoreland Hills CO.
operative Nursery School, serv.
ing the Massachusetts, avenue
extended area, has vacancies
for 8 and 4 year old girls.
School begins September % at
the Church of the Redeemer,
under the direction of Clara
Perkins. Mothers drive one day
each week. but participate only
two out of three weeks. Myra
Sohm, vice president and menu
bership chairman may be
reached at Oliver 4-7746 for
further information. The school
is coeducational.
The Wildercroft Area Co.
operative Kindergarten and
Nursery has q limited number
Of registrations open in each
group for the coming year.
beginning October 3. Glasses
are to be held In the primary
rooms of the Riverdale Baptist
Church. Call Mrs. Rainard at
Union 1924 for information.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08

Carl =. Espe. Rear Admiral and
Mrs. William v. ORegan, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Howard e.
Qrem, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Harry D. Felt, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Henry Crommelin.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. William
K. 'Romoser, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wells II. Thomson, Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Dillon and
Comdr. and Mrs. Thomas r.
Weschler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08

AT Hot Springs
Mr.. and Mrs Newell w.
Ellison and son, Jon, Of WASH
ington are at The Homestead.
Virginia Hot Springs. until
September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
Bunk Beds

O04AA OSAS
Mrs. w. H. c., Arlington
To Mrs. =. H. j.. Silver
Spring: We have had bunk
beds for two of our girls for
five years and they are still
as sturdy as ever. They have
built in springs which are very
secure. We bought o second
set two years ago for our next
two children and this set Is
not so secure when bunked.
Be sure that you see the beds
all set UP to test for steadi-
ness. It's very important. We
do not have any Of them
stacked now as we have more
space, but all four children
were very comfortable in one
room for a long time with the
two sets of bunk beds.
To Mrs. j. L. D.. Washing
ton: I have three girls and
have let down lots Of hens.
! always cover the hem line
with contrasting color bias
tape or rick-rack. It's easy
to sew on the machine and
gives the hem more body.
Sometimes I've used several
rows of bias tape like stripes.
HopA Won can try IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
Queries
hrs. C. .. A.. Hvottspille

Mrs. C. L. A., HyGttspille
I bought several panels Of
orion curtains and on the label
1t said they would need no
ironing. I paid more and got
them to save that extra work.
Now ] ind that even though
I wash them exactly as the
label suggests, hanging them
dripping wet without wringing.
they seem to dry with fine
wrinkles which do not hang
out. / would be willing TO iron
them to improve their appear
ance. but q warm iron does not
seem to do the trick. Have
other readers had this expert
ence? What can ! do? Help.
please!
Is there any way to whiten
rayon or nylon lamp shades?
They are white with a wine
colored piping on the bottom
and one on the top. I have
always cleaned the shades
regularly with the vacuum
cleaner attachment and have
sponged them off a number of
times with nyion cleaners and
,detergents. But they seem to
have a yellow cast. They are
about four years old and have
no spots or stains on them.
Do any readers have sugges-
lions on how to rid the house
of tiny ants? am interested
in learning of some household
remedy which has no nasty
odor and will not stain closets
or light hardwood floors and
win be harmless to pets and
small children.
What is the best way to
remove grass stains from a
rayon and nylon suit. and
from blue dungarees? How
do you remove machine grease
from rayon and nylon trousers?
Evening star., 1955-06-12

$3,995
Full price on this most attractive
summer cottage overlooking beau
tiful Chesapeake Bay, Very small
down payment, S35 per mo.
S195 DOWN
Small monthly payments buys this
neat arm. and bath year-round
cottage with scr. porch in water
front community.
MOVE IN
All furnished. Just bring your lug
gage. Nice home with bay view
has liv. rm.. > bedrmS,. Kit. bath.
$50 per mo.
SUNDAY SPECIAL
Today's outstanding buy. this home
feet Of water has liv. rm.. 3 bed
rms. bath. tiled KIT. expandable
attic, util. rnl.. laundry tubs. auto.
oil heat. partly furnished. Priced
at only S7,995. $500 dn., S65 per
mo.
DON'T TRY
To beat this value. Fine home with
liv rm,; din rm., 3 bedrms,, kit,
bath. all large. Scr. porch, auto.
heat. garage and workshop on
APPROX. - acre. close TO school.
stores, etc. Only $4,000. with
SUPER RAMBLER
1-yr-old 62-ft. rambler. perfect
cond, 100x1OO lot with large
shade trees. Only So 75d, S475
dn., balance less than rent.
BE SURE You SEE
HOWARD E. TALBERT
Deale. Md, West River 2-23Sl
Evening star., 1955-06-12
REAL ESTATE WANTED
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, N. j., s44 Pennlyn pl.
and small apts.; tile bath; half
block to beach; near transporta-
ton, church. 12'
BETHANY, DEL. - Lovely cottage;
. bedrms., sleeps z; lge- garden;
$40, ,wk. Dickinson 1895 or GO
RIGHaodBao6TH Iladao6 BEACH. DEL. open
Saturday and Sunday. 1915. 504
SCARBOROUGH ave-Beautiful brick
and redwood. 3-bedrm contemporary C
rambler, under tall pines; facing
golf course, 3 blocks from beach, 2
baths, big screened patio, compl.
furn. incl: HOTPOINT disposal; dish
below cost at s16,a50 with S13,656
in financing. Call REHoBoTH 1854.
CHESAPEAKE BAY. N. Beach. Park,
Md, Blk. 11-Wsterfront, 3-family
water; both good cond., furnished,
modern; pvt. pier, yacht harbor
nearby; income property; sacrifice;
move to Florida. Open Sat and
Sun. RA. 6-3244 -12
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.--Right
on the beach. Modern apis. and
eottssss: immaculate. Oh. 4-ssss
tage. Lovely besch-front home;
season or split season. AMSBURY
MITCHELL BROOKS. Phone Cape
May, N. j.. 4-4621. -12
2 SUMMER COTTAGES, Rockport.
Mass ! cottage sleeps 2: S35 per
sleeps 10. $65 wk.. both available
June, July, August. LO 4-5799.--12
OCEAN CITY. MD:o-Furn. apis; for
6-sl62. Vacancies in June and Aug.
OCEAN CITY. MD.--New apts.. 1
blk. ocean; /, . and 3 bedrms., S45.
S55, S65, SS5 wk. LA. $500.
WILDWOOD-New summer rental
RhKES st Esafg REArTY Yds Co. p!iss gss raess osk
day. Phone Wildwood 2-2432.
REHOBOTH BEACH-Modern apts.,
pvt. baths; S55 UP: blk. from
ocean. KI. s-0554 wkdays. after s..
CAPE MAY, n. J.-2-bedrm. Ink,
b., furnished, best loc. I blk ocean;
now through July 81, $3.50 Aug, l
through Sept. 80. ,S425; or entire
season: 500 &c g: M MES MEcEAY, Ia n.t. ~
VENTNOR, N. J.--3-room apt, near
ocean. excellent accommodations
for refined couple. 2S South Wey-
mouth, ave. Phone Atlantic CITY
REHaoSfBorH BEACH. DEL.-Modern
apts... clean. well furn.. central,
~ blocks to ocean, reduced rates
thru June. PAUL RoBERTsoN: 10
Rhils; g; Ph9ne Fsho690th s51 60a 81, SS71; huv
outstanding corner property. l
block to beach. 25-room hotel
furnished and B stores. Price,
$40, 200. Long-term mortgage.
STAHL, 1O5 SO. Yirginia ave.
REMoBOTH BEACH, DEL.-Clean,
modern 3-bedrm. apt. near beach,
from June 18th to July End at S55
per week. J. N. HUDSON. 40 Olive
ave. Phone 5f71.
OCEAN CITY. MD.-FoR SALE ,
3-unit apt. house. new. consisting OF
two / bedrm., apts:, one z bedrm
apt. completely and well furnished
All Insulated with Dashboard heat.
on ocean. Immediate possession
available. Cali Monday. Ma. s.l014.
Beach Lot-Coltons Pt., Md.
BY Owner, ia. 1881
Evening star., 1955-06-12

bsmt., Country home on on l acre.
2 bedrms.. liv. rm:. din. rm.. .compl.
furn.; "a acre with plenty of trees.
8 bedrmS., new frame house, GE
colored kit. $3.50 down; easy
8 'BEpRMs.. liv. rm,. frepl., den,
,compl. furn., Cedarhurst on the
3 bedrms., liv. rm., kit. full bsmt..
l acre. Gear garage; nice trees,
2 bedrms., liv. rm. 24x12. 2-car
garage. tool house. beautiful trees.
Pier. 40 IT. waterfront; furn.
8 Of the most outstanding bargains
Il, saeS Satf6tgGnts fGoTi4 AZ on Wsit Fses 9sfs
Beautiful shaded and secluded
grounds. q n6s Priced from $4,000 to
River Club Estates. Rhodes River
area. 3 bedrms., masonry rambler.
liv. rm. with .flrepl.. formal din.
rm., sand beach, club house. dock
terms for quick sale. ofieer being
transferred.
SPECIAL
8 bedrms., acre and "a. on Chalk
Point I'd. Price, $4,000.
Come to Deale and locate on the
ing shores on the bay.
For summer vacations see US we
have cottages from 500 up by
the week or season.
B. M. ODUM, BROKER
Come to our Deale. Nd. once next
to ESQ Station, 3 blks. left of
church. Call Mr.. Crumpton, West
River, 21l9I or Mr.. Odum, D. c.,
Your Choice Waterfront Specialist
FAIRHAVEN ON THE BAY
A delightful community on one Of
Chesapeake Bay. Just 1-hour drive
from dow ntown Washington. Ex-
cellent swimming, boating. fishing
and hunting. A truly safe place
for children.
Large Lots Starting at $3.50
So, ,450
Corner with 2 lots; Liv. rm., din.
with built-in tub and shower. Ex-
cellent condition. Furnished.
$10,500
100 feet from an unobstructed view
tage; 3 bedrms., bath. liv and din
area. kit, wonderful screened porch
across the entire front and down
one side. On . lge. lots Double ga
rage with room and bath, Private
community beach with beautiful
white sand and large community
pier. You will love this.
$13,950
Located on large corner lot 160x
$50 is this very attractive home
in perfect condition. All rooms are
large, bright and cheerful. Liv.
rm.. din. -rm.. kit. 2 .bedrms., tile
bath and inclosed front porch:
large dormitory rm. on End floor;
could be made into 2 large rms.
Lot completely fenced in and beau
tifully planted This could be used
for an all-year home.
Drive through Upper Marlboro
tSouth Capitol Bridge by way Of
Suitland pkwyl, continue on Solo
mons Island rd and follow Fair
haven signs and ask for Mr..
Bethel.
BETTZELL, DI. 7-3lO0