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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-19
Newly Wed Couple
Honored A. Dinner
Given BY Church

Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Fowler
638 st. Anthony Av., st. Paul, who
were married on July %. were
honored with a potluck dinner
given by members OF the Fourth
ST. Church OF God In Christ. The
delightful affair was held In the
church annex on Saturday, Aug. 3.
A beautiful homemade we'd
ding cake was presented the
couple by Mrs. Lula Martin, also
a lovely lace table cloth was a
gift from the pastor and his wife.
the Rev, and Mrs. william u. viii
liams.
Climaxing the dinner and n sur
prise 10 the newiyweds, was the
presentation OF nice cash gift
from the entire church group to
be used as the couple sees fit. Mrs.
Freddie Bronson made the presen-
tation.
Mrs. Fowler, the former Mrs.
Willie b. Lamb OF 1868 Timber
lake Road, st. Paul. is a member
Of Fourth Street Church. Mr..
Fowler In the brother Of the well.
known national evangelist mis-
slonary. Rosie Lee Quick OF st.
Paul. He has resided in ST. Paul
for a number Of years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-19
BORDER CLUB HoNoRS
SUZETTE HARRIS WITH
BON VOYAGE PARTY

The home of Mrs. Jean Coving-
ton, 1904 Clinton Av., was the
scene OF beauty and gaioty wher
members OF the NOR. Of Border
Methodist church honored Miss
Suzette Harris with bon voy.
age party on July 20.
A color scheme OF white, yellow
and blue was carried out In decor,
atlons and appointments. Center
ing the lace spread serving table
was "A train case flower container
overflowing with an assortment OF
beautiful flowers.
Various games were played and
prizes awarded TO the Mines
ozora Bailey. Virginia Clardy and
Miss Thelma Oldham. A lunch was
served.
The club presented Miss Har-
ris with a gift Of lingerie.
Those present were Miss Thel-
ma Oldham. the Mines. Jean Cow
ington, Margaret Adm, Eleanor
Smith, Bobbie Watson, Virginia
Clardy. ozora Bailey and Rev.
Charles NJ. Sexton.
Miss Harris left the city for
Modestal, Calf, where she win
teach in the Modestal school sys-
tenn.
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Luncheon Held
In Honor Of The
Shivers Twins

One OF the most delightful lun.
cheons OF the summer was given
by Mrs. Spencer Shivers mt her
home. 1921 Fourth Av. s. at i.30
p. m. Saturday, August Is. hon
oring her twin daughters. the
Misses Lorraine and Lucille shiv-
es of Washington, ID. c.
The house was beautifully do
corated throughout with a variety
of garden flowers. The table, COW
cred with an ccru lace cloth, was
conferred with a crystal basket
filled with deep pink gladiolas
and zinnias between crystal
candlestlcks holding pink tapera,
A pink and white color scheme
was carried out In decorations
table appointments and the menu
Following lunch, guests who
were all former school mates o.
the honorees. briefed them on tn,
news and happenings In their ole
home town. reminisced and enjoy,
ed bits OF news from Washington
Those enjoying the occasion
were the Mines. Anita Stokes
Marjorie Brown. Janabellc Taylor
Barbara Cyrus. Pat Ingram,
Louise Hughes. Theodosia Brown.
elaine Mayes and Jean Jackson.
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Michigan Woman &
Daughter Visit
J. Wesley Nancy.

Mrs, william Hathaway and
daughters. Margaret and Sandra
of Dowagiac. Mich. arrived In the
city Wednesday. August 10. and
were the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J, Wesley Nancy of 1882
Fifth Az. s. Mrs. Nancy and Mrs,
Hathaway are old friends and had
not seen one another for 20 years.
Tho visitors were shown many
social courtesies during their
short visit. On Friday evening.
August II, Mrs. Nancy invited a
group of young people In to meet
the Misses Hathaway. The even
ing was enjoyed socializing and
getting acquainted. A tasty lunch
was served by the hostess who
was assisted by Mrs. Ronald
Judy Jr. Other guests present
were the Misses Darlene Written,
Antoinette and Joyce Hughes.
Joyce Clayton and Dolores and
Joyce Peterson.
They were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, Ronald Judy Jr.. on a sight
seeing tour of the city and later
their guests at n drive-in theatre.
]. William Nancy took them
sightseeing around the twin
cities and thru the University OF
Minnesota campus and Excelsior
Amusement Park.
From 1880 to 10 p. m. Sunday
August II, Mr.. and Mrs. Nancy
entertained informally in honor OF
Mrs. Hathaway. The house was
beautifully decorated with vases
of gladioli In varied hues. A very
decorative serving table with q
centerpiece of red and white
giadioias and a wide variety OF
tasty canapes, salad and refresh
ing beverages added TO the enjoy
ment of the guests as they gather,
ed to chat, sip and partake Of the
refreshments.
Guests who shared their hos,
pitality were the Messrs. and
Mines. Harold c. Combs, Hardy
White, william Walker. Ray
Thompson. the Mines. Elsie Lewis,
Jessie Shepard and Clifford Hsw-
kins.
Miss Margaret Hathaway, a
senior in high school hopes TO re-
turn to Minnesota University for
her college work.
The visitors left Sunday night
with many fond memories of Min
neapolis and the gracious hos
pitality Of their hosts.
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St. Anthony Gurden
Club Had Dinner
Meeting AUG. is

The Midway YMCA was the
scene of a dinner meeting OF the
81. Anthony Hin Garden Club on
Monday evening. August Is at
$50 p. m.
Guests were seated around at
tractive tables arranged in horse
shoe pattern and decorated by
two lovely floral displays by
Mrs, Florence Cassius.
Following dinner, Mrs. Ben
Stevens. guest speaker talked on
floral arrangements Of various
countries. demonstrating them,
Final plans for the annual show
TO be held Sunday were discussed
and will depict the theme. flow
ers around the world"
Present were the Mines. Dolly
crushshon. Horace Brown. Flor
ence Cassius, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
y. Murphy. Mrs. Ivy Massengill,
Mrs. Eugene II. Lewis and Mr.,
and Mrs. Raymond Bledsoo.
Also the Mines. Annabelle
Rideaux. Payton Hunt, Mary
Green, Grace Ciack, Ethel Evans,
Annabelle Covington. Bertha
Berry, and Mrs. Valona Walker,
housegucst OF Mrs. Horace Brown
Mrs, Walker Is from Sioux City
Iowa.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-19
Columbus, Ohio Visitor
Entertained By Hosfes.

Mr.. William Scales Of Colum,
bus. Ohio, returned TO his home on
Monday. August Is. after spend
ing a few days in the city visiting
his cousin, Mrs. Geraldine Sissor
of 1929 Portland Av.
Mrs. Sisson entertained with a
farewell party in honor Of her
guest on Sunday evening, August
IA. The house was beautifully de
corated throughout with a variety
Of cut flowers.
Guests relaxed in an atmosphere
Of friendliness, slipped cocktails,
socialized and partook Of the
many tasty nor d'ouvres and other
refreshments.
Those enjoying the festivities
were the Messrs. and Mines. Ken
meth Edwards. 81. Paul. A. j.
Clark Jr.. william McQuerry;
Mrs. Lille Grobe. Detroit, Mich,
the Mines. Sue Gordon. Vera
Wilson. Auzie Dial. Miss Rowena
Warren and Messrs Raymond SIS
son and Frank John.
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8. Plans were discussed for a
fishing trip for August %. to
which club members are eagerly
looking forward.
Confined To Home: Richard
Ross, 532 Aldrich Av. ~, is con-
fined to his home, suffering from
an attack of rheumatism. Mr..
Ross is able to be up and around
the house.
New Brother: Terry. Edgar Jr.,
and Vernon Whitaker have well
coined a new brother to share the
spotlight with them at $50 Hum
boldt Av. N. Their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar L. Whitaker pre-
scented them with the new play
mate August 4 at Fairview hos
pital. DeWayne weighed seven
pounds and IL ounces at birth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mccoy are
the maternal grandparents and
Mrs. Naomi Whitaker is the pa
ternal grandmother, all of Min
neapolis.
Dinner Hostess: Mrs. Auzie Dial
of 1892 Clinton Av., was hostess
at dinner on Sunday, August IA, in
honor of Mr.. William Scales OF
Columbus, o.. houseguest of Mrs.
Geraldine Sisson. Other guests
were Mrs. Sisson, Mr.. Raymond
Sisson and Mrs. Nora Crawford.
Surprised On Birthday; c. A.
Hughes, 1852 Fourth Av. s., was
very pleasantly surprised on Mon
day evening, August Is, when a
group of his Bahai' friends con-
verged on his home at a surprise
birthday party. Miss Violet An
derson, hostess, worked overtime
on plans to surprise him and was
responsible for the remembrance
of his birthday. Guests showered
him both with food and gifts. The
evening was enjoyed socializing.
It's A Girl: Russell Starks Jr.,
six and Geraldine. two, have well
coined a new playmate and sister
into the family circle at 1919 Gin
ton Av. Trina Marie was born
August Is at st. Joseph hospital,
st. Paul, and weighed seven
pounds 1871 ounces at birth. Mr.,
and Mrs. Russell Starks ST., are
parents of the family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Brantley of st. Paul
are the maternal grandparents
Mrs. Nina Williams of 1919 Gin.
ton Av. is paternal grandmother
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-19
Gay Crowd
Attends Guild
Cotton Ball

over 300 guests, gayly attired
in cool and comfortable semi
formals, attended the second an
nual Cotton Ball. sponsored by
the St. Paul Urban League Guild
on Saturday evening, August 10
in the Arizona Room of the Prom
Ballroom.
According to Miss Helen NJ.
Smith, general chairman Of the
affair, it was a financial and So
cial success. The purpose Of the
dance was TO raise funds to send
delegates to the annual confer
ence OF the National Urban
League 10 be held in Milwaukee
this year and to further the pro-
gram Of the Guild on a national
level.
Co-chairmen of the ticket COM
mittee were Miss Marjorie Toliver
and Mrs. Wanda p. Owens. Mrs.
Mae Edwards headed the hostess
committee and attractive identifi-
cation badges worn by guild mem
bers were fashioned by Mrs. Le-
ola Clark, Publicity chairman
was Mrs. Georgia Moorehead. The
festive air Of the dance spurred
Mrs. Annabelle Rideaux, member
ship chairman Of the group into
action and 2s potential new mem
bers were listed by her committee.
Mrs. Faustina Robinson is pro-
ject chairman Of the group.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-19
EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETS

A meeting of the executive
board OF the Minnesota-South Da-
kota Woman's Home, Foreign and
Educational Auxiliary was held
at the home OF Mrs. Luella Brown
on Thursday evening, August IL.
The annual financial reports
were reviewed with the closing of
the years financial work.
Mrs. Celestia Fraction, president
was voted a life membership in
the National Baptist Convention.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-19
Marriage OF Mary
Herrod To Albert
Duvond Annouueed

s. E. Herrod. s37 Igiehart Az,
announced this week the marriage
Of his daughter. Miss Mary Her
rod TO Albert Durand.
A graduate OF Fisk University
Miss Herrod Is a social worker In
the Department OF Public welfare,
Minneapolis. She Is a member OF
Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority and
the Twin city Fisk Club.
Mr.. Durand Ia the son OF Mrs.
Jessie Sweat Of Los Angeles,
Calf He Ia a studen, at Macales.
ter College, They were we'd In ST.
Paul On August Q In a quiet esre-
rony
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-19

Ia Thad Hall of Lawton, okla. and
paterna grandparents are Rev.
and Mrs. Bert Looney. Oklahoma
City, okla.
Returned Home; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Clardy. son Larry and
daughter Linda Marie. 7ls Aurora
Av.. arrived home on Monday,
August Is. after a two week trip
to Arkansas. Kansas and Iowa.
Leaving on Wednesday. August 3
they motored to Kansas City,
Kans,. where they visited the sis
ter and brother-in-law OF Mr..
clardy. Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Reese.
Mrs. Reese accompanied them 10
Lottsburg. Ark, where they were
the houseguests of Mr.. ciardy's
father. r. ID, Clardy and sis sister.
Miss vada clardy. They also WIS.,
tied two other sisters OF Mr..
Clardy, Mrs, Reba Hawkins and
Mrs. Ruby Maxwell In Crossett.
Ark. In FL Dorado, Ark. they Wis
tied Mrs. Nora Taylor. grand
mother OF Mrs. Ciardy and Mr..
and Mrs. l.. q. Rogers. Enroute
back TO st. Paul they stopped at
the home OF Mrs. Clardy's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Page In Manly.
Iowa.
Guest From Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Brown ST.. s6s Carroll
Av,. have as their guests. Mrs.
valona Walker. Sioux City. Iowa
Mrs. Walker arrived on Satur-
day, August 10 and will be In the
Twin Cities for about a week.
Gospel Chorus Gives Surprise
shower; Members OF the l.. w.
Harris Gospel Chorus OF Pilgrim
Baptist church surprised Mrs.
Willie Saunders with a baby
shower ON Thursday. August 4,
at 900 N, Chatsworth, home Of
Mrs. Saunders aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs L. L. Murray.
Amusing shower games were
played and tho honoree received
many lovely gifts for the baby-to-
be.
Daughter and Granddaughter
Visit; Mrs. Lottle Milton. 7o3 Car
roll Av., had as her guests for the
past two weeks. her daughter.
Mrs. Lillian Robinson and grand
daughter. Iris Marie of Chicago,
Ill While In the city. they also
visited Mrs. Robinson's brothers,
Jake and Ernest Lynch and her
sisters. Mrs. Rose johnson, III
Marshall and Mrs. Ben Campbell,
6i3 Carroll Az.
Entertain At Family Dinner;
Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Bledsoe.
500 Carroll Av. entertained at
family dinner on Sunday. August
II In honor OF Mrs. Bledsoe's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Dooley OF Dcnnison. Tex. Other
guests were Miss Louise Dooley,
Mrs. Biedsoe's sister and Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Dooiey. brother and
sister-in-law OF Mrs. BIedsoc.
On Extensive Eastern Trip; Mr..
and Mrs John o'Neal sr.. 736
Carroll Av.. daughter. Ora and
grandson. Anthony, left by train
on Monday morning. August IS,
for Washington. ID. c., where they
will be the houseguests OF Mr.. o.
Meals sister. Mrs. Hattie J.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. o'Neai viii
visit relatives and friends In
Baltimore, Md, Philadelphia, Pa,
and New York City. where they
viii be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred o'Neal. Mr.. oNeal will visit
old friends in Maine before re-
turning to Washington. d. C. a
round the first OF September for
the wedding OF his daughter, Miss
Harriet O'Neal
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During internission. seven door
prizes were awarded and members
Of the Guild were introduced.
Presden; Of the 81. Paul Urban
League Is Mrs Russell Baienger.
Miss Mary Herzog ia vice presi-
dent. Mrs A. c. McWstt IL ssere-
.ary and Mis-. hArjoris Toliysr II
treasurer
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Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Walker of 1898 Fifth Av.
s. entertained at q prettily ap-
pointed dinner party on August 4
In honor Of out of town visitors,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gasaway of st.
Joseph Mo. Other guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Harold c. Combs.
New York Visitor: Miss Eula
Elliot Of New York City is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Kathryn Elliot of
400 E. seth st. for a week.
Beauticlans VIII Meet: The
Minneapolis Beauticians club will
meet Monday. August %. at the
home of Mrs. Helen Allen, S909
Third Av. S. Reports from the Ma
uonal Beauticians Convention win
be made and its very important
that all members be present.
Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Carr of Isanti, Mimi, had as their
dinner guests on Sunday, Aug. ID,
their nephew and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clint Harris and Rev and
Mrs. E. J. Henderson. all Of Min
neapolis. Afternoon guests who
dropped in for a visit were Mr..
and Mrs. Wenzel Miller, Mrs.
Alternately, mother of Mrs. Mil
Ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dob
bin. also of Minneapolis.
Club Picnic: The Morocco club
held its annual picnic July 81 at
Como Park for its members, their
families and invited guests. The
day was enjoyed playing numer-
Gus games including baseball for
the adults and the Riddles enjoy
ed playing on the playground
equipment. The traditional picnic
fare with plenty Of food and re-
freshing beverages added zest TO
the party.
Morocco Club: The regular
business meeting of the Morocco
club was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. N. J. Chadwick, 2S37
14th Av. S. on Saturday. August
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