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HOUSES sALE-yA. tceas.l

PALLs CHURCH AREA. Tysens Cor
.-story home on one full corner
acre. Ideal for duplex. First a., liy.
rm.. huge hit. diHhvasheF, stove.
Tefsf. bedrmsz bath. md NJ Z
bedrms.. bath. d1n. rm.. equip. Kit.
OUTSIDE sntr.: tSll bs1as;. 1s.s gf ~ asss- ssil,
outbldgs.: huge garden. 5000 cash
si5s7s, si5Sss7 M &. 99ssl. E29Ssl.. =. z.o2ss. -
FAILS CHURCH AREA. A4.g50. sub
jeet To 0I-The charm Of Greenwich
VILLAGE Is In the interior Of This
lovely 4-bedrm. Cape Coz. FIRST q ;.
iiy. rm.. din: rna. breakfast afea
II. refsr.. iz-it deepffeezs. Hendix
stove; end a., 2 bedrms... 2 A-ton
Ar condltioners. One blk. school.
Immed. possession. LUCILLE COOK.
". 2-3272. II. 2-4ts64.
LEE FOREST. Sls.950-less down
GI $50 Der mo. buys this neautilul
property. rms Nv; m; has 2sen. 2sea.
room. f,u1 raneh-siss % kitehsn, alI-eiectrie
equipped. 4 bedrms.. / pine peneled:
IDEAL for den. Wooded h-aere lot.
This AIIs-EfECTRIC house . tne
product OF one AZ Amefica's leaalns
Architects. Gan e iHsgsse5ta; gs5a MILhEHf q
nnAaLAa cs;;.s,tIx'
I,SRcuxsn ss e IaNE W. % hedrooms. ga
baths. brand new. Terrifie yaliie 81
WEALTH PkOPERTTEs. "a. 5-sgss
LYON PAKK--An older s-bedrm.
home with fun bsmt.: / n hlks. from
bus; 4 blks. from Clarendon. Cor
ner lot and on very easy terms.
Vacant. CECIL B. LUPToN, Real
tor, ia. H-5333; ewes. IA. 2-25T7,
u. ARLINGrON-4-bedrm.. els-bath
brick CAPS Cod: finished basement;
Gi. HARRIS 7. RfcHARps. NC !.
= "a; S-gSs5 eyss; "; s-a59i. -2 70
rambler with II la-it: SEP. din. '9s rIH;
tiful corner lot; only sis. $50: *
elusive. Z. p. STEFFEY. JE. 4-5447.
wEsTHAyEs-neautiful 8-bedroom
rambler on corner lot; IEe. fenced
EEaNk EiEasN sseo fGnn sHnLISs. s' J% 2er 5sass Snss
saasss,esSE. ass SE n'sht sGhfts-sedrm., 1MsSsth
close-in location; beautiful trees and
shIubbsry. HARRIS T. RIcHARsJps'
sR.T MGf fAls1iS IA s-ais7b bby ss-t,. nv- w im,.
SEP. din. rm., lse. bedrrns.; ipil
bsmt., gear garage; beaut. shrubs
and trees. Al this for S12 500 Gl
approved, RoReCHAcH REALTY.
IA. 7-6233; ewes. u. 3-1640;
sIs.sso--BRIcK rambler, . twin
sized hedrms., equipped kit... dining
lot: nr. Nottineham Sch. Low dn.
PVT. BKULAH GOSS, IA. 2.5682.
COUNTRY PLACE. but not too. far
away. 80 acres. most Of which i
level and cleared; 7-room house with
size barn, outbuildings and orchard
On good hard-surface. road In Fair
fax County, 2I miles from Washing
ton. Low price. liberal terms. TERRY
3. sIAdMs. JE. 2-6517. RA. 3-7037
s1e.ese--s-bedrm. rambler; isTE.
Ra;ssssliss sis'' +. 'aarciHf3sbs ifssi isS ihsSpo.9s
owner. SssiiH near Arlington Hall-3-bed.
rm. brick rambler; fireplace. IN
baths full bsfnt.. recreation rm.
lge. lot: oI approved. S22 .50e vii
Sa soniissr sssr.,. trade for i7es s7esdrm. hSns
si1,S56. choice North Arlington 10.
cation few blocks from. bus ant
shoppins-cape Cod. featuring liy'
ing room. separate dining room
equipped Kitchen with eating space
bedroom and bath down: . bedrooms
and bath. set TO go except for fix-
lures, up; full basement with I'm
ished recreation room and outside
entrance; lovely lot; GI contract
accented. To inspect. cali THE
DARBY CO., ia. 5-9393. open
3 til a.. 30
vacant Vacant
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RANCHER

long and low rambler.
pjaced on level h-aere lot near
:ssss :ss ss. g: So.e sse ts ss sa ~.
ssdrSns.. fD PLus a PiNE-PkNkLEp
sT.slaes. 'p,ssss. vinaes, ia esiSs
isris eauiD. N. vita tabis mace ~:
tarhe6 oVef1fzed earnge. Most 81 al
H6 of APPHOvEp at only ezl. .o0o
.ssI,s,2 VIZ SUIck vsl xeo eosssssa.iqIsS 80. qIsS..
Arthur L. Walters Co.
lGIp wIissn Blvd "A. 7-s30o
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AARE|1fSSsT'i0CRAiiTiSIfC
WHITE
RAMBLER
Ratuced Ss .aaa

heuuCeQ SOtbU0
fou will be truly thrilled as you
approach this magnificent home,
dignified in appearance and spacious
in design for both gracious living
and formal entertaining. l5x2b-ft.
hv. Im. and fireplace. 14x15 din.
rm 12x14 super de luxe kit, bed
rms. 1915 and 1915. Two de
luxe glass baths. mammoth full
bsmt.. l5x30 rec. rm.. iaree at
taehed garage. -acre level lot,
GsaIsn IoeatSon Z, SnosSspse Inn Sones Aeensr fns
from Pentagon. Very liberal financ.
ing with as little as $4,000 down
payment. This is q home SO filled
with charm and beauty that you
will really drool with ectasy when
you see it. Shown BY appt. only.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
aEAYTQRq a, RITZ IaRRs IA 6.R900
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HOUSES Goa sAlE--vA

ALEXANDRIA. BY owner: Yates Gar
dens home; excSllent condition; nice
appointments; private Gnrden; I'm.
mediate occnpaney e17 3, 81.
AsHph a., TE, 8-6o34. I'll
ARLINGTON N.--Briek home; . bed
4 ms. and hath down; hedrm.. den
and u bath ups screened porch,
fenced yard. near bus and schools,
in good area ACNE. IA s-l636,
IA. T-7667.
ARLINGTON Nj SIC, ,e5a-sse this
attractive, stone and frame, 3-hedrm.
Colonial. complete with fireplace IN
Nv. rm., sep. din. rnn-. niceiy .eauip.
kit. full bsmt.. h..w. oil heat. scr:
yins gSrsshso Lear eslsseiy esssssf; s ,sSc1 sssl
fenced: eonv. 70 Arlington Han.
FentaRon, Ari. blvd. and .Glehe ID.
bus; very close IN; avail. on OF.
. ms. KRfTH b BRUMBAcK. IA. =
3S2T, IA. 2-5e73. D III Q. 10
cHEsfERBROok Mos,
attractive and tmmaeulate S-led-
room rambler. with full Ensiish
basement with nreplAeK. overiqoks
iArge lot and. beautiful eountryside;
complete mod. klk. larst ssreenec
gsLssi sSsk IsA rhRGiSs. afRiiSSss A 9ss 9sssss,
tShs S.dsn caESsSla ssmsl.I: ia'sSo' a3SssS Ssn:Sii Il
down paymsnl assume OF loan-
fAEr.s -SSHsRuIkcn--s-s.asn... iiIssat,,
rambler with fuil hSmt.. beEehqsrd
heat; o. Wooded y acre: St0.kol
Can cpAflfQtlWKALTH PROPER.
fIE& IA b-soes. -is
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24-UNIT APT. NV.
IAvEsTMEHT PROP. WANTED

HAVE CLIENTS with cash. for ail
types OF investment end commercial
properties, MILTON r. RUPERT
1881 18th 81. NV, DL 1851 81;
ewes, HI, 3-E4U7,s 30
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BUSINESS PROP. ron SALE

COMMERCIAL WATERFRONT LOTS,
z2x162 f. e weillngton Beach.
Charie. County. Playground for
Dss' vi 8 soIS kEacH RIAL assf RsTATs. II.
6s41. Ewes. UE. S-i9s7. -ai
honoted as ail-American
city We have commercial property
Gq.Iasr fSr ;als ftS6 %5 SSe e sag ssS gsr g. IT.
AIEx.-=17.rooH Colonial brick COM
merciai. on valuable downtown cor.
in this busy. historic town. adapted
for yeaf-round small hotel, once
bldg, clinic, research center or
American mission house with living
quarters t14 bedro0msl. for mis-
sionary workers awaiting new for
.ien assignmsnts Price: Price S5s; .SssS9; 500;
EaWRrkcEl LAVE an'sEsa'sc so' s.sssf. s1h' 'osrrh
MOTEL. about II miles from wash i.
in Val Is units and attractive -
rm. living quarters: priced $50, 600.
small cash payment TNEZ CU6H-
ARD Reaitor, EN-. 2-4232 or Of.
,ioffEl o ri. SITE. on No. i hwy. stafford,
M ehites s.so ~ eoloreS; a., - ss5s as1sS; fn 81
WiscoNsIN AyENUE--north Of Sears
and Roebacks le2-ft frontage on
wisconsin ave. With "a frontage
Sniidinss INEz cusH1 1R6. Resitor
,IylMs,,1.s.ss yM asasy q ~ OF 2:{sg ~ is sin,,,
n 81: % pTies ss7, 800. Tibsssi
terms fEEz cCsiiARD. R<.ltoT
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MEDICAL OFFICE. corv. loc. on t6th
g; bet bet PARK rc and Monroe a.; a.;
HoBBY woRKsHoiP' Or studio: yiein-
faculties and rent. BOZ sH sss-S' X, s!sf::
NEARBY last growins rairiax
once bldT.. offcss isit. Phone
no 2-535S or RA. 3-l3g7. III
0FFICE--Furnishe earpeted. In
suite with reception room, 1000
Vermont ave. NV. 81. 3-se7I
LAW OFFICE TO SHARE in Tower
Building. 18th and X SIS. NV. Well:
furnished; phone and seeretarial
service, Bog 37f.M, star. 2os
" ST. At 9th. ATLAS BLD0.--.De-
sirable space to meet every reuuire-
sa' rsas' Apply sio y i, is s.s'. ReosI Ji: Is:.
cor ieth AND PA. AVE-. s4b pa.
ave, n.w.--sttrae. ofiees facing Pa.
ave; good Ioc,: elevator. feas.
nnTgSTn3r ATg,y sle 81 ssHosS,sS as sSoI Az. ". 20
Droit Blde., s00-sl0 y sl. n.N.---
LTe', bright ofiees; reas. Apply $40
cENTaaI MATT. BasK sLDG.. Sat
Ps. ave. nv. Desirable End a.
ss.ss .ss ADJ, 81 oqisds sio e. se0; Rs tss.'fs sm r.
SMALL MEDICAL BLDG. now &c.
ceptins application for Individual
oiiscss Or suites n new medical BIDS.
70 Be construstee IN the chiilgtn
area. poRETsKY a SONS. INC.
1911 81; issS ST, S.w.--s.usio ono.
available. SIS MONTH Other
rooms available; air-conditioned IL
desired 81. 1850. --24
PRIVATE OFFICE IN lawyers suits,
SsiorHasGI Ss HsI.pEsa. s16s na' s's s.asos. ses Q
SNAIL OSFESicE BUILDiNG, NJ st..
near 2ist n.w.--4 900 "a. IT,. per-
feet for . group Of lawyers, account-
ants. ofEaniza tionai, etc; air.
ecncitseneer; ro,, Wy ~, pay q ,be " - n,sT. ~.
BIOS, e1 iop isss than SPA So 50. r. Il
HAkfIN isEN. Ma. s-ess5: ewes.
JaoiiGKEf BUILDING, 7sS 18TH At.
Also smaller once; reasonable RATES;
instalie6. heart Of 1nR1ciai district.
KooNEs q MONTGOMERY, INC,
sFitgs aiiIt9ss asSvs SS,r befcRs s;as II oafTicE:
g3l Eve &. nv Phone, Or see after
Ape ~. J-60T7,
Atr-cofid suite. Win
private entrance In att1Fney's Of
hee: reeepttonisl, Telephone service;
Ter o. nHansiaI distrtct Rental.
S23s. MR. ENNIS, pf. 1851
FOE RENT, I.z7s -. Il. air-esnd.
sfs aorf spsss sSass for a.sss Sss sd sss9: os9.
svffehbosrd intercos. Wire Bide-.
n.v. corner ~ and 4 st.. 1ys
sT. 3-2zs2, Miss REKvEB. ---25
fAEo,iA rAnM,s ra,s, ?; 1:..,.z C,-eeysrs, . Ne e.
Us =. ROBgRT 3. Loifn nEAf-
Ton RA. 6-;l600. ..-.zl
Sconsinasd sa ssss bsssJ
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COLONIAL REALTY CO.
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

TO 0WNERS--t1), all cash; ca.
quick loans to relieve mortgage
pressure: .t3l. your BUYERS down
payment financed up 70 triple oyer
avsIsge to You. MR.. WHITE, "a.
s.RooMs OR MORE, prefer cor. on
or mr.. 10TH. N. spring rd,. 7.9
rms. n e.. 2; E. :, or S aSeersE Md. Ms ,s 2.
Trade. ta; oans7,oS. R9oN. Y IA. MS. a-siss. a = i'
VIRGINIA H0aaEOWNERs, LET Us
need Of listings, GI or conventional;
We also buy for cash. Call CLARA
LEE ewes. OIL 4-i334 or JE. 4-e65O,
MODERN. clean. Q or 9 bedrm. home
IN d. c. OF nearby Nd, sc. pref:
CO arte e.sI3e sS.ssso or sT. s1 s.asss 49,
HAVE CLIENT who will pay. top price
for 3-bedroom. 2-hath brick home in
Deli JAliES I. DIXON AND Co,
NED sT 1a52se; H5oSes IN N assIiIsNhSroN-sve siishs
weIi-auaiified buyers in every price
range. Please call FRANK s., PHIL
LIPS, IA 6s6260 day or night
DIREcT FROM owNER--lndividaa
wants l-bedrm; O. 3.bedrm; plus
His. His occupalscy n 1sns not t REQUIRED until
May. WIN purchase Immediately.
Description. price, nrst letter, No
brokers, BOX 2sf-R. Star.
TOP CASH for Prince Georges County
houses. REALTY ASSOCIATES.
w wa 5,s1s4I IS IsIE Evss,, q, = VA "a 7;14ss q, S;,...
our appraisal, Over so yrs. service.
FLOYD 3. DAVIS Co, Realtors.
1929 X st. NV. Ma. S-0352: ewes,
JU. 9-256R
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Prime DoWntoWn LocatIon

s..sa4l ls:s sssS.s9..E az. I .iEs sEs J ~ p :
EfDuTr2in. T2i.i assfrY. asfa pi. 7.asSo. = sb'''
Prime Downtown Location
3-ssory brick building. heavy duty
eievator,- exeeliept Tor most any
typs retail business. CAL j., =.
giffh for appoinfmGnt. WO. 1910.
WEINBERG q BUSH, INC.
i70T n o. NV. HA. $1,000.
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FoR RENT

MEDICAL OFFICE. cony. loo. on feth
st. bet. Park 70, and Monroe s.;
air-cond. parkine space. Ho.
HoBBY 8anS wsoRKsHoiP' i'o or + studio. yirir-
ity s1st and n NV, State location,
facilities and rent. Box 2T5-M. star.
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SEABROOK ACRES

New 3-bedrm, rambler on level
wooded, fenced lot. Ilv. rm. has hre-i
pi: full tile bath ain; o6d ares aaapEoSwA ESSfAA
A6ENCY. HA. 2.sOs0. JU. 0-3f97:
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-15
AMBITIOUS TOWNS

Every community built in the
early days of Minnesota was am
bilious. There were many people
who made il their business to lay
out towns and sell town lots. They
did much of this work before the
railroads came, and. after the rails
had been spiked down, community
after community was founded. All
had visions of a great future and
made many provisions for expan-
sion.
Take for example the City of
Duluth. The first plat or property
in what is now that city was that
of Oneota. II was put on record
on April IL, 1856. Within three
years, five other plats were re-
corded.
In 1860, the census listed the
population of this city at the
Observation-Disclosures at exactly so.
They must have all been surveyors
for by that year the founders of
Duluth had laid out a city II
miles long and containing 10000
lots.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-15
loofers Eosfer
Dance Success

The Easter Twilight dance
sponsored by Loafers, Inc, given
Sunday. April 10, at Electrical
Workers Union Hall, Dale and
Hague AYES, st. Paul was re-
ported a huge success with more
than 500 persons in attendance.
Climaxing the gala affair was
theg rand march held for the pur-
pose of selecting the best dressed
woman and the best dressed man,
who were presented with a $1,000
gift bond by Cooks Store in St
Paul.
The judging and awarding of
prizes was in charge of Cooks
with Mrs. Leona Jackson. GOT
Fuller Av, st. Paul, chosen as the
best dressed woman and Mr..
Jerry Deal, 1928 Portland Av..
Minneapolis, as the best dressed
man. They were chosen from one
hundred couples participating in
the grand march and each receiv-
ed a gift bond of $40.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-15

Twins on parade We're Merrie
Colleen and Marilyn Carol, who
were adorable in royal blue sail
or dresses trimmed with red and
white bows. Their accessories
were white.
Showing typical fashions for
the little man" was little Ma
thaniel N Galloway Jr.. who wore
white tailored shirt with a
snappy bow tie o flight blue and
gray check, with fun cut nylon
gabardine Stacks, navy blue in
color. He also wore a navy blue
sport sweater trimmed in gray.
Lending a European air was
Kenneth Wilson in a gray wool
jersey two piece ensemble. He
wore French duffle coat with
red plaid lining and buttoned with
wooden pegs fastened by frogs "
a beret made his outfit complete.
Modelling fashions for teens
were Natalie Galloway, Paula
Thomson, Paul Wood, Harold
Knett, William Knott and Carole
McMoore. The increasingly popu-
uar Charcoal gray was shown TO
best advantage in suit modelled
by Harold Knott. He wore a
Checkered topcoat, charcoal
gray hat and black shoes.
Miss Paula Wood wore a blue
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-15
Prosmoteio Make Plans
For May Festival

The regular meeting OF the
Pragmateia Sorority was held at
$50 p. M. Friday. April l, at the
homo Of Virginia Brown, SIS st.
Anthony Az,
A highlight OF the meeting was
demonstration of machine short.
hand given by three representa-
tives from the stereotype school in
st, Paul
Plans for the May Festival TO be
held at Local No. 5l6 on May 0,
were discussed. Erma Mazingo,
general chairman. has called n
sub committee meeting for p,
m. Sunday afternoon, April II at
her home, 45s N. Grotto, at which
time plans for the festival viii be
completed.
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Minneapolis, She likes her food
seasoned just right, and 1t has To
be good. She goes all out for base
ball. She Is the former president
Of the Kappa Taus, but since the
recent election, they put her In
charge OF the bread-as treasurer.
"Johnny's Suli Singing" is her
favorite wax. and the cool men
who put out that disc are her
favcrite recording stars. The
Wings. Don Patterson OF the
Emeralds. is her favorite date.
She is one of the crahiest chicks
up at Central Now II no one else
knows who she is, | know that
Don does OF course Il is none
other than MiGy Reasby.
Milly has no favorite subjects
in school, all of her general sub
Jects are tops. When Milly grad
yates. she plans to further her
education. and become a Physical
Therapist Milly just came 10 Min
neapolis from St Paul last year.
since that time she has made
scores of friends over here. be-
sides all those in st. Paul OF
course, Milly has the personality
to have so many friends, for all
who know her like her, especially
Don!
Say, Harry Frilford, hear you
had choice party Friday night.
they tell me the place was really
jumping And you didn't even tell
me about Il. had TO get the in.
formation from Betty Mayes. -
Shame ON youl
Well. debs and dates, that's all
for this week. That's II, / quit
Signing Off
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handiwork of members of the
community. From the Fabric de-
partment of Schuneman's a wide
range of new materials, in latest
fashions We're shown to wonderful
advantage by the models.
Mrs. Idelle Patton, attired in a
stunning gray suit accented by a
very feminine pink hat, introduced
the models and described their
outfits in clear detail. First in the
parade We're the Lilliputian mod
els: Kenneth Wilson, Linda Jean
Reed, Kathy Robinson, Nathaniel
Galloway, Linda Shannon, Cheryl
Maria and Junauld Braddock;
Merrie Colleen and Marilyn Carol
Barr, Maridee and Flora Gallo
way; Richard Powell, Deborah
Freeze, Gregory Anderson, Eric
Wood, Clyde, Clydine and Aleathia
Parker.
Little kathy Robinson, clad in a
corduroy slack suit with dark
green pants and chartreuse JAG
ket, at first showed her rebellion
by a flow of tears. but returned, a
well poised little lady in a dress
of light green organdy, fitted
bodice and circular skirt with
hand embroidered designs along
the hemline. She wore a miuia-
ture picture hat, white shoes,
socks and gloves.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-15
Guild Presidents Honored
Az Buffet Supper BY
Mrs, N, DorneII

Mrs. Robert Murray president
of the Minneapolis Urban League
Guild and Mrs. Russell BaIenger
president of the st. Paul Urban
League Guild We're RECALLED at a
buffet supper given in their honor
on Saturday evening. April Q.
Mrs. Howard Darnell, 40 High
land Av. N, retiring president Of
the Minneapolis guild was hostess.
The Easter motif dominated the
decor.
Following dinner, the evening
was spent sociahzing.
Other guests enjoying her hos
pitality included the Mines. Miles
Newlin, Sadie Fisher, Fay Harri-
son, Louise Peterson, Ruth Nor
ris, James Riddeaux, st. Paul.
Miss Mary Herzog. st. Paul and
Miss Elizabeth Rhinehart.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-15
gDEBS and DATES
by "shirIee" jackson

Hi there all you fabulous debs
and dates OF the Twins, well here
l am with more OF the latest hap
penings of the week.
ON Tuesday the Kappa Tsus
gave a pretty tough party at
jeanne Carriers house.
The Miss Phyllis wheatley
Queen Contest, has gotten under
way. Some OF the girls running
for queen are; Hernestine Bogar,
Betty Fiemmings, Wilma Merrill,
and Carol White.
Bobbie Hayes was crowned
queen OF the st, Thomas style
Show. and Roc Sims. was the
runner up, Congratulations girls.
Say, have you dug the tough
Jackets that Almeda Jones and
Wilma Merrill have been sporting
lately9 ollie Thomas brought
them back with him from Japan.
for a belated birthday gift.
on Easter Sunday. everyone
came out dept, All the dates were
Just ~ tough as they wanted to
be in their sharp suits. And the
debs in their dresses and suits
We're fabulous, Only one thing
was kinda funny was when
Betty Flemming and Milly VIII
Hams came out sporting the same
pair of shoes, right down to the
same color. But that could hap.
/ pen, for the shoes were sharp,
Even though there were "A few
other happenings Thursday, such
as Gwenie Johns party. and some
one else's party, the Los Diablos
Bunny Hop was a LOT Of fun.
Wednesday the Rindydinki
dance at Halle. featuring IN,
Jazz knights. was a huge success
After the dance, a survey wa,
taken, and II was said 10 hnv,
been the best dance OF the year
at Halle.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-15

Glass-Glo coat, with gip-out lin
ing over blue. Fuller Fabric
dress of rayon, wrinkle resistant
and washable. Her white hat was
flower trimmed and she wore
patent leather shoes.
Adult models were the Misses
Anita Hill, Ethel James, Shirley
Sayles, Julia Jones, Sandra Jean
Anderson, Patti Brown, Helen
Smith and Annabelle Jones, Also
the Mines Lillian Balenger.
Maudie Donaldson. Janabelle Tay-
lor, Louise Craft, Earline Gallo
way, Leola Clark, Marjorie Tendle
Connie Freeman, Georgia Moore
head, Annette Robinson and the
Misses Sylvia Byrd, Maxine Jones,
Earline Neil and Eileen Davis.
The Leslie Caron wedding
dress used in The Glass slipper. "
coming to the Paramount Theatre
soon, was worn TO good advantage
by Mrs. Connie Freeman. A gown
from Barbara Brdals, 1t was
fashioned of blush pink nylon H.
fusion, The short sleeved bodice OF
imported Chantilly type lace had
drapcd tulle inset across the
bosom. The skirt was Of draped
tulle between vertical bands of
lace that ended in little nosegays
above a pleated tulle flounce. The
gown was designed by Arden
Among other models in beauti-
ful gowns from Barbara Bridals
was Miss Earline Neil who wore a
white lace ballerina with long
torso, halter neckline and nylon
aqua satin braid trim. Miss Neil's
escort was Jimmy Taylor in a
summer formal with white coat.
Formal wear for men from
Skeffington's rental shop featur-
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Av. was hostess to the Cosmos
Couture club at its regular meet
ing held on Monday, April 4. The
next meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. Leeora Coolidge. 7s3
Fuller Av, with Mrs. Louise OIL
yer as hostess, on Monday. April
IS, at 7:30 p. m. Present men,
beers and all new members are
urged to be present. Plans for
the beauticians popularity con-
test will be formulated. The
winner will win trip to Wash
ington. d. c. to attend the Ma
tional Beautician's convention.
Sad Mission: ]. Nathaniel Smith
of 5000 Hardwood Av., left the
city on Saturday. April 9 for
Boley, Okla, to attend the funer-
al of his mother-in-law, Mrs. NJ.
]. Kennedy. Mrs. Kennedy sue
stumbled on Wednesday. April 6.
Mr.. Smith was accompanied by
]. L. Rowland, 514 Fuller. Mr.
Rowland will visit his father-in-
law, Erwin Cozine, 90, who is i'll.
They also visited Mr.. Howland's
sister in Kansas City.
Guest Soloist: Guest tenor SOLO
list at First Unitarian church of
Minneapolis on Easter Sunday
morning was Wardell Holman,
573 Iglehart Av. Mr.. Holman is
formerly of Springfield, III.
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ed William Knott, handsomely at.
tired in tails; Alex Jordan in a
summer formal suit with white
coat; Harold Ripper in a powder
blue dinner jacket and Tony Luz
cas- in a gray dinner jacket.
Fabulous nIrs from Schune.
mans Fur department were dis
played by Mrs, Georgia Moore
head, who wore pastel mink
scarf over a smartly tailored
beige suit, Miss Helen Smith, who
modelled a silver blue mink stole
over blue silk after five" dress
with polka dots
Mrs Leola Clark was stunning
in a Cell Chapman black silk
dress with pencil slim skirt, un-
der white starlight mink cape
and white accessories
In a wrinkle-resistant cotton
dress OF strawberry print design,
Mrs. Earline Galloway showed
what is useful and practical for a.
round the house, II was gar.
ment from Schuneman's Fabric
department.
Between scenes, the audience
was entertained by the Modern
Dance Group OF the YwCA: Mrs.
Rose Marie Cook, soprano and
Miss Anita Hin, interpretive
dancer.
Serving AS wardrobe mistress
We're the Mines. Earline Gallo.
way Paul Wood Paul Thomson
Robert Shoffner, Percy Dawson
and Tony Lucas, Mrs. Robert II
Harris rwas pianist. The style
show was under the direction OF
Mrs. Janeable Taylor,
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Mrs. c. c. Green Hod
Success In Red
Cross Fund Drive

Mrs. c. c, Green. 1901 3Sth Av.
s. was very successful in the re-
cent Red Cross drive, She covered
two sections on 10th St s. from
asth Av, S, TO and including 10th
Az, s., Minneapolis,
This Mrs, Green's second year
as solicitor for the Red Cross
and she is very enthusiastic over
the cooperation and fine response
she receives from residents In her
area.
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hunnerS-up were Miss Beverly
balenger for the ladies and Leon
Duke for the best dressed man.
LoaferS, Inc, will meet at the
home of John Collins, 81 St. An.
thony Av. on Sunday, April Is.
at 4 p, m, Final reports on the
dance will be given at this time