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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-14
THREE MlNNEApolirANs
ENJ0I JOINT BIRTHDAY
DINNER ON OCT.

The home OF Mr.. Marcus II.
jackson, Soi0 Smelling AV. was
the scene Of beauty and gaiety on
Thursday evening, October Q
when Mr.. jackson was rendered q
wonderful birthday dinner party
In celebration OF tho occasion.
Celebrating the Same birth date
and sharing honoru werr Mrs.
Felix Ciardy and Mira O, h.
Franklin.
Tho trio each received birth
day cake. A complete dinner was
served after which gifts were en-
changed
Mrs. Franklin waA unable to be
present but sent a card 10 the
honorec. unaware that ahe too was
one Of the honored guests.
Highlighting the evening for
Mr., jackson. was tho presence of
hia mother-in-law. MIRA Ella
Washington, who had been spend
ing some time In their homo and
was able 10 be present at the
party
Other guests who helped TO
make their birthdays a very happy
occasion were Mr. and Mrs, u. l..
Sims, Miss Bcuinh Fontenot. Mr..
Felix Ciariy and Mrs, jackson.
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League Guild Teo
AZ AT Gallery
Is A Success

The beautiful and spacious
FreSide Room Of the Minneapolis
Institute Of Arts. 2oi e. Gath 81.
was the scene Of the annual Fall
Tea Of the Minneapolis Urban
League Guild on Sunday. October
Q, from , to s p. m.
Enhancing the beauty OF the
setting was the tea table. appoint.
ed with q lace cloth and center.
piece Of red and white roses flank
ed on either side by . pairs OF
twin silver candlesticks with burn.
ing tall white tapers. A silver tea
service was at one end and a silver
coffee service ut the opposite,
Alternating at the tea table
were the Mines. Robert Murray,
guild president. Calvin Norris,
Willard Merrill and Gedney Tuttle,
Guild members served as hostess
es. Mrs, Howard parnell greeted
guests at the door.
A program was arranged and
presented by Mrs. Jacquelyn Han
rathy. program chairman. PART
cipating were vocal solos by Har-
old Afford. who sang q group OF
three numbers. His accompanied
was Miss Patricia Coffey, Mr.. Al
ford formerly was supervisor of
the Concert Theater and Lecture
Service at the University Of Min.
nesota. He Is now the newly APP.
pointed director OF the ST. Paul
Branch Of the general extension
division of the University. Miss
Dorothy Kielhack. a graduate of
Manchester College and who Is
currently a music student Of Mar.
garet Barthel, played a group OF
piano selections.
In connection with the tea, gal,
lery talks and showing OF the
New Decade" an exhibit OF paint,
ings and sculpture by - European
artists added interest and was en-.
joyed by the more than 1875 per,
sons in attendance.
Mrs. Howard DarneIi. chairman
OF Ways and Means and Mrs
Willard Merrill. social chairman.
were the co-chairwomen for the
tea
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Usher Board OF Bethesda
Sponsors Musical Festival

The Usher Board OF Bethesda
Baptist church is sponsoring n
Musical Festival Sunday. October
Is, at 4 p. m. at the church, i11s
So. Eighth St.
Rev Timothy Barge Of era
ham Temple will be guest speak
er.
Guest artists appearing include
the Shepherd Quartette Of Ora
ham Temple. Mrs. Ruth Cowan
and Mr. Julius Caesar vocalistA
Visitors are welcome There IL
no admission charge.
Rev, Worth l.. Barbour Is pas
tor.
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RUBY JACKSON WEEDS
JAMES B. WILLIAMS

Miss Ruby Jackson, 2i6 Fourth
Av. S. and James - Williams Of
Kansas city, Mo, were united in
marriage at the residence Of Rev
Charles NJ Sexton. 422 Dupont
Az. N, on Friday. September 30
at 7 p m. Rev. Sexton performed
the double ring ceremony in the
presence Of few relatives
Mrs Evelyn Turley OF San
Francisco, Calf. sister Of the
bride was her only attendant.
Hackctt Hartenson Of Kansas
City Mo. attended Mr.. williams
The bride chose royal blue
suit with which she wore blue ac-
cessories and an orchid corsage.
Following the wedding. re-
ception was held at the home Of
the bride The brides table. over
laid with a white lace cloth. was
centered with floral arrange
ment Of roses and gladioli in fall
coloring between crystal candle.
sticks holding pink taperS
The more than 100 relatives and
friends showered the happy couple
with an array Of lovely and use
full gifts
Mr.. and Mrs Williams are at
home at 246 Fourth Az. 8.
Out -of-town relatives attend.
ing the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Taylor and sons. Kim
and Craig. San Pablo. Calf. Mrs
Geraldine Morgan. Stockton. Calf.
and Mrs. Turley. matron Of honor
Of San Francisco
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holds u Masters degree from
Northwestern University and In a
high school teacher in the public
school system In Chicago,
sister Waits Mrs. Georgia He'll
Morris OF LoA Angeles, Calf. has
been dividing her time during her
visit In the city AZ guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Harriet bell Smith,
1920 Rondo Az. and her daughter
and son,in-law and now grand.
child. Mr.. and Mrs, Moses Wal.
lace. 332 N, Fisk.
lIousegucsts, Mr.. and Mrs,
James \, Griffin. bsT Rondo Az.
have a. their guests Mr., and Mrs
Emerson Harris OF Los Angeles,
Cal. Mrs. Griffin u the mother
OF columnist Jimmie Griffin.
Entcrtaincd A. Dinners Mrs
Bertha King, SIT No, st. Albans
entertained at dinner party ON
Sunday. october 2 In honor oi
Miss Gloria williams and her
fancc, Andre Florcn1. whose wed,
ding will be a social event this
month, Other guests were the
MoasrH and Mines G, l.. Ponder
Morgan Winters. Mira Lucille WI,
liamH, mother OF Miss williams
and Douglas lewis
Mississippi Quests Mr.. and
Mrs, Eugene II Lewis. 04a Igic,
hart Az, had M their week end
guests. Mr.. and Mrs iaMon Bcaie
Mr. and Mrs, vclma Young and
son. Charles Of Meridian. Mas
Mr.. Boale Is a patient at Mayo
Clinic. Rochester, MINI, They re.
turned 10 Rochester On Tuesday
morning,
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class She graduated In Juno OF
this year, She was president OF
the campus organization, Fellow,
ship OF Faith.
Miss Allen is currently employ,
al In the administrative depart
mcnt 81 the University Of Mime
sofa. She viii leave for Portland
during the later part OF this
month.
MIR and Mira Allen have planned
premature birthday and Thanl,A-
giving party for their daughter
on Sunday, October 10 Miss Al.
len viii be n on November II.
Before leaving for her now posi-.
ton, Miss Allen viii visit her sis
ter and brnther-in law. Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Bonner II Cnro Myrr.
henc Allen In Chicago, M
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Third Az. s., on Saturday eve
ming. October s. Plans were dis
cussed and formulated for a
Thanksgiving social event. After
the business session a social hour
with games and refreshments was
enjoyed The next meeting will be
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Seatoa, 1912 Clinton Av., on No
vember II. at which time plans
will be completed for the Thanks
giving social
Guests From OwAtonna: Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Behsman Of
Owatonna, MINI. spent the past
week end as guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Shelby Cox. 4loS Fifth Av.
8. On Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Brush, 144l Pascal Av. NJ, st.
Paul. were also dinner guests AT
the Cox home.
CaliforniAns Return Home: Mr..
and Mrs. Henry c. Taylor and two
sons, Kim and Craig Of San
Pablo. Calf. who were the recent
house guests Of their parents and
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Taylor, 526 Emerson Av. NJ, and
Mrs. Evelyn Turley. San Francis
co. Mrs, Geraldine Morgan OF
Stockton, all left by motor for
their respective homes on Thurs
day. October 8. They came to
Minneapolis TO attend the lack
son-Williams wedding which was
an event OF September 80.
Back Home: Mrs. Fannie Pierre
Lewis, 1887 Portland Av.. returned
home Monday evening. October 10
from a three months vacation
spent in Niles, Mich, where she
visited her son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Singer
and family. Mrs. Lewis enjoyed
her 10 grandchildren and Fl great
grandchildren. whom she also de-
lighted with her variations Of her
many interesting experiences, She
also spent three weeks in Chicago
as guest of her daughter-in-law
and son. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Pierre and renewed and met
many OF her old friends while
there. Mrs. Lewis reports an en-
joyable vacation and she Is able
to be around and is feeling well
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Murehefo Allen
Appointed Speech
herupist In Oregos

Miss Marcheta Allen. daughter
OF Mr., and Mrs, Theodore r, Allen,
9TS lglehart Az. has been APP
pointed TO the position Of speech
therapist in the Crippled Chill
drcn's Division OF the University
Of Oregon Medical School at Port
land. Oregon.
Miss Allen holds a Bachelor OF
Arts degree In Speech -Recsiuca
ton from Rackfori College, Rock
ford. Ill while q student there,
Miss Allen was an outstanding
student During her senior year,
she was vice.preaidcnt OF her
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JACQUELINE GAY WATSON
Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Watson.
4743 Girard Av. NJ, have announc-
ed the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Jacqueline Gay to Mr.. Frank
Castleman Jr., son OF Mrs, Lurena
C. Washington, SIP f. 25th st.
Miss Watson is a graduate OF
Patrick Henry High school and is
currently employed as a library
aide at the North Branch Library,
18th and Emerson Av. N.
Mr. Castleman Is a graduate OF
the Abraham Lincoln High School,
Council Bluffs. Ia. He is employed
at the Fashay Tower Motor Park
Garage.
The wedding date has not yet
been set.
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Il DATES
by ''Shiriee-

Hi there dehs and dates Of the
Twins, and wherever else this
column Is read.
Jackie crump gave a Birthday
party for herself Saturday night.
and since I wasn't there I am not
able 10 say much about Il. except
Happy Birthday Jacket
Friday night. Bobbie Hayes had
a very nice Birthday party, She
got a lot OF nice presents. and the
food was real good,
Happy Birthday Wilma Merrill
Carole Mason had q party on
Friday, and heard Il was really
Jumping Say, Lorrie. tell all the
dates in Champaign that Wilma
and Janice Merrill said III. and
that well see them soonl
You know the days OF chivalry
haven't passed yet. Jerry F1em.
ings picked up Margie Smith and
was Gallantly attempting 20 carry
her across a mud puddle. About
half way across, Jerry's feet got
tangled with the mud and down
they went. In the most beautiful
puddle Of mud you ever want 90
fall In, In front OF wheatiey on a
Tuesday night!
Judy Jones, l heard your party
Saturday WAS a going away party,
Where are you going'
Personality Of the Week
This fabulous deb OF 10 years Is
a junior at North Ill. Minncapo.
lis. and Is five feet even and
weighs 100 pounds. which are dis
tributed nicely. She won n trophy
for tap dancing n while ago, which
goes with her favorite subject
| HlOhtlH dhIlCt.
Football heads her list OF sports
and her favoritc activity is cheer.
leading. which Is nice. since shs
is n cheerleader at school. and was
one last year at wheatley. She Ia
one OF the Original Jigaloes
which happens 10 be not the name
OF that group now She Ii the for,
mcr secretary OF the Phi Alpha
Lcta's Her favorite record Il
Feel SO Good by Shirley and
Lee. and June Christy's fine sing
ing voice makes her her favortt,
singer.
Her favoritc food In French
fried potatoes
This fabulous deb In Cynthia
Eason, better known as "Sindy.'
She is In the Ar Products OF Jun,
Tor Achievement, and Ia president
of the Pep club at school. sin,
dy's" ambition In 10 become an
elementary school teacher. She
should succeed. Rs much M sh,
loves children. Anyone that knows
"Sindy' can tell you how nice
she is, for she In the frtendlicsi
person I have met In a long time
No matter what field. "sindy'
wishes 10 go into, she has what II
takes 10 40 into II, because
"sindy" In smart. so carry on
"SIndy." we are all behind you
Well. dcbs and dates. that's all
for this week. NO III see you To-
morrow at Wheatley.
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Clover Club Now
Under New Munuqement

Mr. Alonzo Ellis, Minneapolis
contractor and dance promoter,
and Mr.. George Green. st. Paul
night club owner. announced this
week the opening Of the Clover
Club.
The Clover Club, located at sol
University Avenue. st, Paul. is
open nightly, and Sunday matinee
for dancing and dining
Coffee and His Cups opened at
the club Wednesday, Oct IL
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Former st. Paulite Surprises Relatives Earl Clendenon
Jr formerly Of ST. Paul of Chicago H. surprised his
aunt Mrs Harriet Bell Smith, 1920 Rondo A when he arrived
Tor week end visit Friday October Mr. Cendenon
graduated from Central high school in 1899 and left city
shortly thereafter This his first visit since he left He
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UN koiN OF. ~,
Filipino Leader, General
Carlos RomoIo, Speaker
AT Womens UN Rally
UN Roik oes. ~,

General Carlos p Romulo, special envoy the United
States and chief Philippine delegate to United Nations will
speak on "Todays worldTomorrows Goals" at uN rally
at 80 p M, October ~ in the Minneapolis Auditorium
The rally has been annual beginning with the
Dumbaron Oaks Rally eleven years is sponsored by the
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS

out OF Hospital: George Daley 24s3 Fifth Av S. return
70 ms nome from Mt Sinai Hospital Sunday October and
feeling somewhat better Mr. DALEY will return N the hos
pital for another check-up in three weeks
Tngnt Social Club Regular meeting of the Twilight So
cla cuo was held at the home of Mr. Moore 374l
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At the end Of the American
Revolution there were ~ news
papers In the colonies
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Card Party. Phyllis WhsstIsy
HOus~. Saturday. October FIND
Priy4s.-- Adyt.
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A Newspaper 10 often known BY
tho advertisers u seris In the
top advsTtisers Include th .
sPOKEsMAN In their advertising
programs.
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assistant secretary. Mrs. Florence
Daniels. treasurer and MIS-, Mary
Patrick. chaplain.
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Misses Shirley jackson and Jan
Ice Merrill. Roger Butler. Car
and Donald Russell
BocialiZinR and viewing 81 tsls.
vision ended the evening Of en-.
joymsnt
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Powers Street Floor Hosiery Also Knollwood
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$500 18th ST. NV.
Beautiful, 2-bedrm. apt, with lge
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and complete kitchen: In de luxe
elev. bldg. with switchboard serv-
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A convenient location at sol 49th
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Come on Over
CAPITOL PLAZA

Bordering beautiful Capitol Plaza
grounds. Attractive and tastefully
decorated efficiency units from
SS2. so and one bedroom apis. at
500: also furnished efIiciencies at
Sis: Offering the utmost in COM
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ine optional Res. mgr, EX. 3
ia 14th st. NV. Ma. S-2345.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-p. c.
17O9 Canitol Awe. NE.

Apt. 3; one-bedrm. apt. at S50.50
Avail June 10. Screened-in rear
porch. Gas heat. See ianitor. rear Of
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to inspect.
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There was real merriment and
fun at tho home Of Mr., and Mira
Paul Kelley. sA2 Bryant Az. N,
on Sunday afternoon, June 10,
when Mrs. Kelley invited In a
group OF youngsters to help her
daughter Lynn Kathryn celebrate
her eighth birthday with a party
Each guest ON arrival was given
a favor; playing jacks for the
girls and airplancs for the boys
Games were played and prizes a
waried TO tho winners,
A highlight OF the party WA
tho beautifully decorated birth
day cake with Lynn's name and
age inscribed that was cut and
served with leo cream and punch
Co the delight OF her guests.
Opening Of tho many useful and
beautiful gifts concluded the AZ,
ternoon'a festivities.
Those who helped her celebrate
wore Garrrt and Demise johnson
Norma Anderson, Terry 0rigSby
David King. Blaine Chatham
Judith Hubbard. johnnie Mae
Patterson. CharlcEctta Irwin and
also having fun were Lynn'r
brothers. pickie and Doug and
little sister. Gail
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A band concert for tho residents
OF the Cornelius Res, Home on
Fourth Az. y, near 3sth St. Min
neapolts, will be given Sunday
June "a from 2 TO I y. m. through
the courtesy " the James petrlllo
Recording Fund OF Local No. ~
Minneapolis Musicians Aasocia-
tion
stanley Berry. director of Music
at ST Cloud Reformatory and a
member Of tho association will
serve as director and master OF
ceremonies
Carl !. Jackson, superintendent
of the st Cloud Rcformatory will
be guest speaker
Fourth Az. s., between 3sth
81 and seth VIII be blocked from
traffic so the concert within not
be disturbed between the hours
from , To 4 p. M, Sunday, Mir
Berry reported
The concert In free and is for
the special benefit Of aged resi-
dents of the rcat home which
is operated by Mrs. Mamie upte.
grove
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lNDIAN.AMERlCAN
Clue ENJOYS DINNER
WITH JAMES SlMAAS

Mr. and Mrs, James Simms, 009
Fremont Az N. were hosts on
Sunday, June 10, 10 the Indian
American club and friends nj n
barbecue supper served ON their
beautiful patio,
The evening WIS enjoyed social,
izing,
partRking OF their hospitality
were the following members
Prem PaHricha. Ramish Kapon,
Mrs. kntsma Kapon, Kumaf
Knshna, DUR Migianl. David
Mordah, Surcndra Rohatgi and
Alex Kendrick.
Other guests were Mr., and Mra
g. j. Burke. Cnteen Burke, May
Crimmins, Margaret Burke and
Mrs Howard DarneIl
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Husbands Who
Reed This Pepper
Are Very Populor

Most husbands who read this
paper regularly are very popular
with their wives
There's reason. You will find
It In our wedding anniversary
greetings Any husband who IN in
the know remembers that he oan
find the date Of his marriage
printed several days ahead Of that
date which IL 30 important 10
wives in this paper.
Get wise. Mr.. Husband. II you
are in doubt. watch the Wedding
Anniversaries column Of this
paper. Keep on the good side Of
the little woman. II your wedding
date isn't IN this paper. send us
note and next year N you have
forgotten the date you can call US
and wen give II To you. Better
still, read the wedding annivcr-
ssry greetings column regularly
and play It safe.
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Humboldt Av. N. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Porter Of Sprinfieid, Ill,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy MCGOWAN
spent the June 10th week end at
Fox Lake. MINI. Fishing was the
main diversion Of the group and
they fished at Adney. Google and
Fox Lake, where they reported
fair luck. but loads Of fun was
had.
House Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Simmons of Duluth and
Mrs. Simmons mother, Mrs. Cald-
well. stopped enroute from Pitts
burg. Kans., where the Simmons
went to get their mother and were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
jackson, TO Humboldt Av. N. for
a few days. Mrs. Caldwell who is
Just recovering from a serious ILL
ness. win spend the summer in
Duluth with her daughter and
son-in-law.
Visiting Parents: Miss Erma
Clardy, a probation officer for the
city Of New York, arrived in the
city on Saturday, evening. June IS,
and is the house guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, F. c. Clardy
Of 2437 9th Av. s. Miss Clardy
Is also attending the National
Probation and Parole conference
which is converting at the Lowry
Hotel. st. Paul. June 10 thru the
22nd.
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New Minister and Family Ar.
rive: Rev. and Mrs. Worth Little
john Barbour and daughter, Tina
and son Worth l.. II. arrived by
plane Thursday, June IS Rev.
Barbour has accepted the call 10
become pastor OF Bethesda Bap-
fist church. They are residing in
the church parsonage at 27S7 18th
Az. S.
Seriously III; Mrs. Claud Lytle,
35i5 Fourth Av. s., suffered an
acute heart attack Sunday morn
ing, June 10, and was taken 10
General hospital where her condi-
ton Is reported as fair.
ConvaIescant: Mrs. bessie Gre
sham, 27I7 Clinton Av., has re-
turned from General hospital and
Is now convalescing at home, Mrs
Gresham is still unable TO go back
to work.
The VersateIIes: The Versa
telles met Sunday. June II, with
Mrs. Virginia Tinsley, 1924 Port
land Az, as hostess. The club will
vacation from its meetings for the
summer with closed cocktail