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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-29
Miehisonders Visit
EN


Mr.. Elmer Harris of 668 st. An
thony Az, had az his house guests
the past week. Mrs. Margaret
Harris Of Ann Arbor, Mich, a
niece and Mrs. Gladys Keith OF
Detroit, a friend Of the Harrises.
The first Sunday they were in
the city, Mr.. Harris motored to
Big Round Lake with his guests
where they spent an enjoyable
day visiting with the NJ. Finneys
and the Searles In their lake
cabins.
They were also guests OF Mr..
Fern Hughes. 37ls Fourth Az. s.,
Minneapolis. at the Bronze golf
tournament. Sunday, July "a. Mr.
Hughes also entertained them at
dinner at the Flame cafe and the
floor show. Mrs. Keith is a cousin
Of Fern and Solomon Hughes.
The visitors left Tuesday. July
20. for home via Chicago over the
streamlined North Coast Limited.
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Old Friends Visit
As One Posses
Through City

Mrs. wreatha q. Maxwell, 5000
goth Av s. spent an enjoyable
time rc-livng memorable Incl
dents and events when Mrs. Villa
Evans of San Francisco. Calf,
recently passed through Mime
apolis enroute TO her home. She
had attended the Links Conven-
ton in Cleveland, o,
Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Maxwell
exchanged memories OF those
rather hectic work days in San
Francisco during the Pearl Har-
Dor excitement on the coast.
Mrs. Evans took over the Job as
First Aid instructor for the
American Red Cross at the Book.
or T. Nursery School where Mrs
Maxwell was employed when she
came TO Minneapolis to reside
Mrs. Evans was proud TO show
her Red Cross pin for 10 years o.
service as an instructor.
Mrs. Evans son. Bobby Il
quite well known In Hollywood
having appeared In many pictures
His last role was in ~ MAJ
Called Peter"
During her stay in the city
Mrs. Evans was a guest Mt the
Nicollet Hotel
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made aware of their duties as citl'
zens.
Holiday trips to the Crispus At
tucks Home for the Aged arc
made regularly by Mrs. Galloway
and the children.
Mrs. Galloway enjoyed brief
career AZ youth director under the
vocational guidance program OF
the st. Paul Urban League in
1887 and taught home economies
at Western Baptist College In
Kansas for a year, but her time
and energy for n number Of years
now have been dedicated 10 her
family and her community.
The contributions that have
been made by Mrs. Galloway to
the growth OF the community in
which she lives, through her
church, the school and many other
organizations in which she has
worked, Indicate her loyalty and
concern for the welfare OF human
ity. The moral fibre of a city Is
strengthened by such leadership
in individual communities and the
North Central area may well be
proud Of Mrs. Galloway.
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Rev. G. T. Parker Is
Recipient Of Nice
Birthday Party

Monday evening. July Is. was
one OF good fellowship as friends
wished Rev. c. T. Parker a hap
Ply birthday at a surprise party
given in his honor by his wife,
Mrs. Parker and daughter. Mrs.
Esther Patrick. at their home.
SS42 Fourth Av. s.
Rev. Parker was unaware that
anything unusual would happen
to him and II was only when his
friends eonvergcd on him that he
realized that he was the victim"
Rev. Jerome Del Pine OF st.
Paul. was the first to congratu-
late Rev, Parker on his fine work
in the city and especially on the
north side. Others wished him
many happy returns and told OF
his splendid Christian work In the
different churches and in his COM
munity.
Many beautiful and useful gifts
were received. opened and dis.
played after which a delicious
lunch was served.
Those present to help him ceie'
brate were the Rev. and Mines
III. w, Bolts, Sr., w, l., Battle
Jerome Del Pine. Il. Isabel, Rev
Louis johnson. the Messrs. and
Mines. wenzei Miller, Worthy
Turner, Ben Green. Theodore
Vaughn, George Daily, tho Mines
George Cunningham, Mary Mich.
OILS and sons James and wiibert
and Lucille McDufne and son
Roosevelt, and Raymond Patrick
Gifts were received from Mrs
Christine Benford, Mcasrs. and
Mines, Frank Gonzales, James
Rideaux, Harry Scott. Enoch
Marshall, Mrs. ID. Workman and
MIR, and Mrs, Jacoway, They were
unable to attend
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Mines. Palmer jackson, Harry s.
Brown, Richard Stokes ST., and
H. X. Mcknight. Mrs. Brown pre-
scented each of the out-of-t town
guests with a gift.
Kappas Plan Party: The st.
Paul-Minneapons Chapter Of Rap-
pa Alpha Psi Fraternity is making
plans for a party for all Twin
City Kappa men and their wives
and sweethearts. The affair will
be held at Local SIS Hall, SIS
Rondo Av.. st. Paul, on August
Is, 1855. Lloyd Smith and DR..
Alexander Abrams are co-chair-
men.
Application To Wed: Applica-
ton to wed has been made by
L. Armstead. e76 Carroll Av. and
Mrs. Mayme K. Mccoy, 615 Rom
do Av.
Chicago Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
JSSSPh SAbSiASioh VI SlllCdSO, Ill,
arrived in St.. Paul Sunday, July
"a, for a visit with their sister-in-
law, Mrs. Dolly Crushshon, 90
Fuller Av. They left for their
home on Thursday.
Suburbanites: The Suburbanites
met Friday, July %. at the home
of Mrs. Mamie Green, AIT Aurora
Av. Miss Doris Franks of st. Paul
was a guest. Door prize winners
were Mrs. Eleanor Barker and
Mrs. Lula Brooks. The next meet
ing will be held on August IL.
Visits Friend During Sorrow:
Mrs. J. B. Brentley of Chicago,
visited Mrs. Clarence Wooten of
sos Carroll Av., during her be-
reavement in the loss of her hus-
band. Mrs. Brentley is a sister of
Mrs. Mamie Green of ATT Aurora
Av.
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Lakeland Air Force Base, Tex,
Ronald L. Warren. son of Mrs,
Mamie Warren OF i27 Cedar Av.
is completing his Air Force basic
military training course at Lack
land Air Force Base, tho Gate
way 10 the Air Force"
Lakeland, situated near San
Antonio. IL the site Of Air Force
basic military training. for men
and women, headquarters OF the
Human Resource Research Cen
ter, and home OF the USAF OFF,
Ger Military School.
Ronald's basic military train
ing is preparing him for entrance
into Air Force technical training
and for assignment in specialized
work.
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Social and Personal
/. MINNEAPOLIS

Week End Quests: Mr.. and Mrs. Savannah Hammond
1928 Smelling Av. had their week end house guests Mrs
Nell Mosey and mother Mrs Bette Mack Of Chicago, ILL.,
Sad Mission: Mr. and Mrs Irwin Arnold, SIT Il. Lake St.
left Tuesday July g. for Monhoman Mnn to attend funeral
Mrs Arnods brother Bud Lietch, who
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Men would be a lot better off
II they stopped trying TO under
stand women and Just enjoyed
having them around" --- Doyles-
town pa Intelligencer.
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over by a car.
Hosts At Brunch; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles ID. Curry. $685. Fifth Av.
8. entertained at brunch at 1880
a. m. Saturday. July Is. In hon
or Of Mrs. Mamie Bowman OF
Chicago. house guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Pierce OF $3.50 Portland
Az. Other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierce. The table was at
tractivcly covered with q lace
cloth and conferred with floral
arrangement Of garden flowers.
Mrs Bowman. laboratory tech
nician In Chicago was presented
with gift by the hostess.
Visitor From Mcxioo; MFR. Fran
els Boyer OF vado. New Mexico.
who has been visiting relatives
in Detroit, Mich. stopped off in
Minneapolis enroute home, and
spent Sunday, July "a. with his
sister-in-law. Mrs. Mary Alice
smith OF 372i Fourth Av. 8.
Brother Was Guest; Mr.. and
Mrs, Arthur Lyons, 4o7 Bryant
Av. N. had as their house guest
for the past week, William Lyons
OF Topeka, Kans.. a brother OF Mr..
Lyons, whom he had not seen for
thirty years.
Back Home, Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
thaniel Watson, 1855 Fifth Av 8
returned home last Friday from 4
motor trip to Chicago and MIL
waukee, Wis, Visiting friends.
House Guests: Mrs. Louvenia
Logan and Mrs. Frances Duncan
OF 1918 25th Av. s.. have as their
house guests. Mrs. Laura Thomas
of Chicago. H., and Mrs. Lueila
Washington of xenia, Ohio.
New Address, It's q new ad-
dress for Mrs. v. Marie Williams
and son, c. v. Williams at 364o
Portland Av.
New Brother; Laura Jean
Hodge, Is months old, has well
coined new brother into the
family circle at 44os Fourth Av
8. Her parents. Rev. and Mrs
James C. Hodge presented her
with new brother on July ~. In
Deaconcss hospital. James G
Hodge Jr.. is the name chosen
The new arrival weighed ten
pounds and four ounces. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Snater are the ma
tcrnal grandparents.
Return To Their Homesi Mr.
and Mrs. William Walker OF Buff
falo, New York, and Mr.. and Mrs
James Ragin and daughter, Patri'
ella, OF New York City. left fol-
their homes on Thursday, july 2s
after spending ten days visiting
their mother and grandmother
Mrs. Mamie Battles and sister and
aunt, Mrs. Primith Cook Of 372s
Portland Az. Mrs Ragin Is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walker
Both Mrs. violctta Walker and
Mrs. Ragin, the former Louise
Walker, are former residents OF
Minneapolis.
yacationed In Duluth: Mrs. An
ma Lee Johnson, 1852 Fifth Av. 8.
returned home Sunday evening
from Duluth. MINI. where she
spent part OF her vacation visit
ing her daughter and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Taylor and friends.
She was the house guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Aaron Brown.
Indiana Visitors; Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith Evans OF indianapolis, Ind.
are expected v arrive in Mime
apolis on August LIST and win be
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Max
well, 5000 goth Av. s. The Max
wells plan TO spend a few days at
Lake Adney with their guests to
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Social and Personal
4 sr.'pAuL 4

Dinner Hosts In honor of Mrs Nan Whitehall of Omaha
Neb house guest Of her and daughternaw
Palmer jackson of Minneapolis Mr. and Mrs oye Gunn 7sS
lgeha Av were hosts at prety appointed dinner party
Saturday July % Other guests who shared their hospitality
Mrs yelma Waters of Duluth Mimi the Messrs and
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|DEBS and DATES
By "Shirlee"

Hi there debs and dates, well
another drag week just passed.
and were stin asking, Where, oh
where are the happenings ?"
The people in st. Paul say
there have been no parties lately.
Can't understand that, st. Paul
used to be the city Of many hap
penings!
The Green sisters, Thelma,
Ethel and Myrtle, had a party
Monday night, there were a whole
lot of people from all over the
Twins" there, and the party still
was a drag. Might have been the
heat and the overcrowding!
The Los Diablos went on a pic
mic with the Marques, up to a
hidden lake. After the picnic, they
went to one of the club members
homes to dance,
I hear that Pat Williams and
Richard Stokes will be walking
down the aisle pretty soon.
Happy Birthday Luarla Tins
ley and David Lewis, many more
years to add to your collection.
Why do people always complain
about the Twins" being a drag ?
When new people come in from
out-of-town, the first thing they
are told is, Man, you should have
stayed where you were, cause
this town is no where, it's a
dragp True at times Minneapolis
is a drag, but don't blame 1t on the
city, after all, there can be no
happenings anywhere If the people
don't make them. So think it's
about time people stopped COM
planning and did something about
the situation.
What should you do about it?
That's up to you, after all, most Of
you are all intelligent people. Get
together and work something out,
cause If you just sit back and say,
Minneapolis sure is a drag"
that's all Minneapolis or st. Paul
will ever be is a drag, with a
capital d..
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Quite a bit of the worlds
trouble Is produced by those who
don't produce anything else.
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Ct. Paul
NOpotligh,

BY MILDRED JORDAN

POSTCARD FROM ST JOSEPH MO- reached us on Tuesday
July &C. Smith, telling having a
office that the temperature
reading atop newly St
BACK FROM wEII-EARNED VACATION in the East is
Hemgren Sewing
and with brand and revolutionary Necch sewing machine that
works with buttons He tells will be exhibited out at the
Minnesota State Fair this year
BUSY PEOPLE THESE DAYS Smith chairman
of the St Urban Ball ticket chamen
Mrs Marjorie Tove ess st Anthony and Mrs Wanda Owens s72
Dayton.
ACCORDING TO THE GUILDS RECENT NEWSLETTER their
president, Lillian Balenger
Ebony These pictures taken her recent trip
New York City
HATS OFF TO THE CHAIRMAN of the recent Laymens League
banquet Baptist
Saturday Minneapolis committee
b F. Taylor Pilgrim Baptist
OUR THANKS TO SUBSCRIBER JOHN p. DOUGLASS of
Washington kindly mailed mighty interesting
erature from the Nations Capitol last week
SAINTS WILL RETURN LEXINGTON on July
80 and through courtesy KEYDTv kids
1900 the
Saints will play the Louisville Colonies
SPECIALISTS IN THE INSURANCE FIELD Krawetz
Brothers sol Commerce Bldg Call 413s1
auto fire and any other line of insurance
LORENZO CARTER ATHLETIC DIRECTOR al Q.
passing cigars honor David
who appeared the Midway hospital July 49, weighing
five pounds Is ounces
AND CELEBRATING is big brother
Anthony grandparents
Candy of Darlington The Carriers live at sei Marshall Av
THE MUSIC OF FRIMI, ROsfBERG AND LEHAR will be
Wednesday August Pop
will be Zenith svaigaard Minneapolis Mary safa
soprano Miller
ADDED ATTRACTION FRIDAY August will
the Prudential It
HalAnen; Thelma Neve soprano. Gere
OF Minneapolis.
HEARTY WELCOME TO OUR NEW ADVERTISING REP
REsENTATIvE James L. immy) who
joined staff this week.
TALES OF MANY SHORES be by Jimmy, served
a during II. a Of the
Maritime Commission France
Japan many Poetic Islands.
Taylor native Grand Rapids graduated from
high University until
the lure of the sea- him off the Lakes and into the
Merchant Marines He has been St Paul 1s47.
IN NoRTHwooD, IOWA November 1e4s H. Janabelle
Taylor united Their little
widely five
years Glenn three
TAYLOR AN INSTRUCTOR HELEN STEFAN
Modelling School Fun In The Sun
the HOB where number of as
a counselor
TAYLOR, employed by Northern
Railroad 1947 assistant the Dining Car En-
Credit Union Local 5s member the Credjfawns and
Perfect Astar Lodge No T. F. & A. NJ.
TAYLOR Is THE Efficient FINANCIAL CLERK Of
Baptist Church where they are both members and the
youngsters attend the church school
CALL WRITE YOUR SPOTLIGHT EDITOR. you the
Pop around CA 2os22 2l2 Newton Bldg
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Personality

This fabulous deb of the
Twins" is five feet, six inches
tai and weighs 100 pounds, She
is a sophomore at Central. Her
favorite food is cheese. Her favor
lite records are The First Time
We Met" and Truly" Her favor
lite recording stars are the Mid
nighters," and Dinah Washing
ton. She loves to dance and Is very
good at it. She likes to play bad
minton and basketball. She is the
former president of the Coules-
Kas, and is now on the social COM
mittee of that fabulous club. I'm
not mentioning the name of her
favorite date of the Twins, but
will tell you that her name is
Janice Merrill. Everyone that
knows her likes her. She is a very
cool deb and knows what she
wants and how to get 1t. So all
l have to say further about this
personal deb is to carry on for
you are destined for great things
Janice!
Well, my friends of the cities,
I'm cutting off here until next
weel and hope you will see fit to
make the Twins" the cities of
many happenings once again. -
Signing off!
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ADVERTISERS Mar ARE COMMUNITY FRIENDS
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-29

IN
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Evening star., 1955-11-30
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should not be difiicult to meet
the needs of tomorrow barring.
Iof course. unforeseen emergen-
|cies.
He said some idea as TO the
technical advances already made
can be shown by the fact that
Evening star., 1955-11-30

farm production now is running
4a per cent above the l935-39
average and 10 per cent above
the 1947-49 average.
Declaring technical advances
in agriculture are not reversible,
Mr., johnson said he saw little
Evening star., 1955-11-30

extension service workers and
department officials.
The estimate. which was based
upon prospective increases In
population and export demands,
raised this question:
VIII farmers be able to- in
crease production enough to sup
NY markets Of that size?
Ample Production Seen
Sherman E. johnson. depart
naent authority on farm produc-
tion, said in prepared remarks
the question of ample supplies
Is not likely to arise because
chronological advances win make
II possible for farmers TO produce
plenty.
He said the difficulty in 1876
similar to today's farm problem
-is much more likely to be
Evening star., 1955-11-30
Those Of other seglnents of thl

those Of other segments Of the
economy. ...
Mr.. Johnson told the con-
terence that actually farmers
would have TO- increase produc-
ton only 80 per cent above pres
ent levels to meet prospective
requirements 20 years hence.
He explained that farm out
put now is 10 per cent above re-
Iquirements. Thus. In order to
Evening star., 1955-11-30
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY, N0vEMBER 80, 1883
Form Market of 1875
Expected to Rise 4096
sy the AssocIatsd Pres

win have in 1915 market for 40 cent
more fiber products than latest forecasts of Gov
ernment economists pan out.
prediction sharply expanding agricultural market
Agriculture Department economists
look conference being attended BY several hundred State farm
Evening star., 1955-11-30

whether farmers returns then
win compare fayorably with
Evening star., 1955-11-30
Past Gains Stressed

Considering chronological ad-
vances In prospect over the next
40 years. Mr.. johnson said 1t
Evening star., 1955-11-30

supply a 40 per cent larger mar.
ket. only 30 per cent more farm
products would have to be pro-
duced.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27
Fear No EriI
Continued from Back Page)

controversy, but Spirit. the
unchanging. has no variation.
SO where the Spirit of Christ
is, there is perfect harmony.
John declared: Whose
ever believeth that Jesus is
the Christ is born of God {:
aid every one that loveth
him that begat loveth him
also that is begotten Of him. .
John 81.
John said also, Hereby
know We the Spirit of God
every spirit that confesseth
that Jesus Christ is come.
is Of Cod" AZ.
Beloved, let us love one
another: for love is of God +;
everyone that loveth is born
of God, and knoweth God.
"He that loveth not,
knoweth not God: for God
is love. 4:7-8.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27
Air Crash Takes
Ohio Airma n

TOLEDO. Ohio (ANP)-Georg,
Page Jr.. 10. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Page, was one of the sc
American airmen killed in the
crash last week of two flying
boxcar transport planes over Ger
many.
Word that Altman Page. who
enlisted a year ago. had been >
victim in the air tragedy, came
two days after the crash. second
biggest disaster of lis kind fol
American servicemen.
Page said that he had just pur.
chased his son q new car. some
thing the airman always wanted
He had recently written the son
telling him about the car
Young Pages grandmother
Mrs Lila Weber, is the only
other survivor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27
William ". Banks. Atty.
40S Gratiot Ave.

State Of Michigan. County of
Wayne,
IS. 43l.4ol
At a session Of the Probate
Court for said County of Wayne,
held at the Probate Court Room
in the City of Detroit, on the
Second day of August. in the
year one thousand nine hundred
and fifty-five.
Present: Patrick II. O'Brien,
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
ROBERT l.. BROOKS, Deceased.
On reading and filing the pc
tition of Willie Mae Brooks pray
ing that administration Of said
estate be granted to herself or
some other suitable person.
1t is ordered, That the Twenty
seventh day of September, next,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon at
said Court Room be appointed
for hearing said petition.
And it is further Ordered. That
copy of this order be published
once in each week for three
weeks consecutively previous TO
said time of hearing, in the De-
troit Tribune, a newspaper print
ed and circulated in said County
Of Wayne.
PATRICK II. O'BRIEN,
Judge of Probate
do hereby certify that | have
compared the foregoing copy with
the original record thereof and
have found the same to be a cor
rect transcript of such original
record.
Dated Aug. 2. 1855
John E. Moore, Deputy Probate
Register 8-l3-8-27.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27
Labor Day Safety
By LUTHER WEBB

As we approach the final holiday Labor Day we
feel that proper time TO get in our thinking toward the
safety of the long holiday coming up beginning Sept and
lasting through Sept
Automobile accidents claiming too many lives OF our
citizens who may have been careful and others VINO
NAV haze been careless Once individual IS dead he Is
dead whether careful or careless
Intelligence should figure in planning our final sum-
mer vacation Elimination of the rush. and last minute Jump
Inc about TO make trip could many lives
One answer and think excellent is, We take
granted that every hook bend curve and bump
in the road Seldom if may say do we add the
calculated risk to for granted situations
Such as crazy driver who speeds around another
car on curve who fails TO put out flare when break
down occurs and who drives too slow in gwen
situation Yes all of these calculated risks must be figured
into our highway and local driving in some instances.
So as approach Labor Day for 1855 lei US do so saney
and plan avoid the COMMON hazards of the highway Doing
so could easily many lives, possibly yours
Let us each of us who plan to drive the highways
during the long holiday weekend make our plans nowths
week Let us if cannot arrange so that moderate
special all tmeswl be employed, and at the same time
allowing reach particular destinations on schedule
II may appear simple; yes simple TO start thinking OF
short unke into the country even to another city over
route with which familiar Most accidents occur,
Cordng surveys and experts to individuals who are ia
miar with the route which they're travelling Why IS
this true?