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Evening star., 1955-02-15
Reciprocal Trade Act
Extender Attacked
By -Four Republicans

The bill to extend the Recipro-
cal Trade Agreements Act as
requested by President Eisen-
hover and approved by the DEM
ocratic-controlled House Ways
and Means Committee was vigor-
ously attacked before the Rules
Committee today by four high
ranking Republicans on the
Ways and Means group.
They charged that the bill to
continue for another three years
the Presidents authority to
negotiate such agreements dis
eliminated against United States
producers and workers. They
asserted that it did not give full
weight to considerations of ma
tional defense and domestic
health and welfare.
They also complained that
there was no need for haste in
submitting to Congress at this
time such a far-reaching bill.
Decision Due Late Today.
The Rules Committee held a
long hearing preparatory to a
decision late today on the man
ner in which the bill will be sent
to the House for debate. Ways
and Means Committee Chairman
Cooper. Democrat, of Tennessee
suggested that at least two days
of general debate be permitted,
beginning Thursday under a
closed rule banning amendments
except those offered by his COM
mittee.
Mr.. Cooper described the bill
as "a very moderate approach to
the treatment of the tariff prob
lem" He added. however. that
sin my opinion. there is not one
piece of legislation to be pre-
sented to this Congress which
will contribute more to the pros
perity of the United States and
to the solidarity of the free ma
tions of the world than this one"
The Trade Agreements Act,
first enacted in 1884, would eX-
pire June IL unless extended.
The bill introduced by Mr..
Cooper in line with President
Eisenhower's recommendations
would extend the act until June
80, 1858. 1t also would authorize
the President to negotiate tariff
reductions with friendly foreign
nations by any one of three
alternative methods. The prin-
cipal method would allow the
President to negotiate for re-
ductions by total of Is per
cent from tariff rates. but such
cuts could not amount to more
than 5 per cent in each of the
three years,
Basic Premise Set Out.
The minority views were pre-
sented to the Rules Committee
and also in. the committees
printed report by Republican
Representatives Reed of New
York. jenkins of Ohio, Simpson
of PENNSYLVANIA and Mason of
Illinois.
'We do not base our opposi-
ton on the ground that there
should be a general increase in
tariffs" the minority group
stated. "in fact, We recognize that
in selective areas, actual reduc-
tions in existing tariffs might
be appropriate.
Evening star., 1955-02-15
Bob Crosby Is Home
After Pneumonia Bout
By III. Assosiatsd Pres,

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 1S.-Bob
Crosby is home after q bout
with lobar pneumonia.
The brother Of Bing walked
out of st. Vincent's Hospital
yesterday attired in a bathrobe.
The te,evision star rode home
with his wife June and their
son Christopher. IL. in their
auto. Mr.. Crosby had been i'll
nine days.
He expects to return Monday
to his Bob Crosby Show" on
CBS-TV. Singer Jack Smith
has been taking his place.
Evening star., 1955-02-15

Low-cost Long Distance is the fostest. easiest way
to make final arrangements i. =. . to reach some-
one in hurry. or simply TO keep in touch with
friends and relatives. Big bargain, too! In foet,
most families can make the moiority Of their Long
Distance calls for under dollar.
To speed your Long Distance coils, always coll
by number. Isn't there someone who is voting to
hear from you today?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
Pickurd Sees
Fast Growth
In D. G. Area

DR.. Jerome P. Pickard. re-
search director Of the Washing
ton Board Of Trades Economic
Development Department. said
this week the Washington area
tops all other major metropoli-
tan areas In the United States in
per cent of growth for the past
Us years.
Speaking before the Northern
Virginia Builders Association al
the Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club, DR.. Packard told men,
bers their area will have q per
cent of the population in 1880.
with the advantages this To-
Gale has to Offer" the economist
said, ''even much more industry
can be attracted here" He gave
as an example the new Wall
Street Journal plant recently
opened here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
REALTY REVUE

and James H. McMullin,
executive committee members.
Joseph H. Ehlers has been APP
pointed Assistant Commissioner
for Technical Services of the
Urban Renewal Administration,
it was announced this week by
Commissioner j. w. Follin.
Mr.. Ehlers will serve as princi-
pal technical advisor to the Com
missioner and will direct and CO.
ordinate the work of the six URA
technical branches. Former field
representative Of the American
Society of Civil Engineers. he has
also served as chief of the con-
sulting engineer division of the
Federal Works Agency and as
sistant to the chief engineer.
The seventh annual Christmas
party of the Montgomery County
Real Estate Board will be held
from 1890 to 4 pm. on Wednes-
day, December 81 in the Perpet-
ual Building Association auditor
ium in Bethesda, it was an
nounced by Tom B. Thatcher.
chairman Of the party COM
mittee.
Other members serving on the
committee are Leo A. Dryer, G..
Russell Bauer. H. Don Leather
wood. Mary K. Mcintosh. Lydia
P. Shrader and Henry w. Stoehr.
Recent license approvals an
nounced by the District Real
Estate Commission include:
Real Estate Brokers
Sam Schneider, TIA C. E. Marion Co.
Harold S. Klein.
Real Estate Salesman
Josephine Claire Rorakowski. with
Chester E. BsFrows, with l.. T.,
Robert Baxter Berryhill, with Paul J.
Miller.
Kenneth Fuller Brooks, IT.. with J.
Fuller Groom Realty Co.
Clarence E. Coverdale. With Crown
David B. Dixon. with Franklin Realty
Mary Browne Feldman. with Mar
Steller. McCabe & Co. Inc.
Theodore N. Ganas, with Account
Felicia = GlaScoe. with Campbell d
Collier Realty Co
-, Cal Q: ooldstein. with Dorothy X.
Lynn II. Hail. with Frederick W.
Richard E. Hollander. with Hamilton
Thomas NJ Keahney. with Chevy
Chase Realty Co, Inc.
William L. Kilcoin. with Marsteller
Maryon Kinsey with W. C. and A.
NJ Miller Development Co.
Airline Marjorie Robaek, with Roxana
Doran Associates, Inc.
Albert Litot1, with A. r, Seelye,
John J. Mcdonnell, with Allen &
Francis T. MahOney, with Paul J.
Miller
Frederic W. Morris, with Campbell d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

The Washington Real Estate
Board will hold its 22d annual
Christmas party at noon on
Tuesday. December 20. at the
Hotel Statler, according to an
announcement by Hugh v. Git
finger. jr., executive secretary of
the board.
Howard F. HUMPHREYS, enter
Itainment chairman. reports that
members will bring gifts, which
will be distributed to needy
youngsters of the area by the
Washington Council of Church
Women.
Charles S. Nation has been
appointed FILA Assistant Com
missioner for Operations and will
take over that post next Friday,
lit was announced this week by
Norman P. Mason, Federal Hous-
ing Commissioner.
Mr.. Nation, currently FHA's
Director of Examination and
Audit. succeeds Henry M. Day,
who is resigning to enter private
business.
The monthly meeting of the
Master Builders Association, will
be held at 6 pm. Tuesday at the
Mayf1ower Hotel.
Ralph D. Cohn announced to-
day that his firms annual Christ
mas party will be held this year
on Friday. December %, at 318
Kennedy street NV.
y n
James E. KerWin has been
named director of the Memphis
Insuring Office of the Federal
Housing Administration, FILA
Commissioner Norman P. Mason
announced this week.
The annual dinner-dance and
Christmas party of the Alexan-
dria-Arling o n-Fairfax Real
Estate Board will be held next
Saturday in Arlington Towers,
Arlington, Mrs. Erma j. Rayfield.
secretary, announced today.
Randall J. Hicks will be in
stalled as the president. Other
officers elected include: Julian F.
Chauncey and Charles M. HALEY,
vice presidents; Stephen G. Yeo-
mas. secretary; F. E. Malcolm.
treasurer. and Anthony G. De-
nice. v. L. Marcum, George w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
Lane to Address
Building Group

Brig. Gen. Thomas A. Lane.
District engineer commissioner,
will speak at a luncheon meeting
of the Washington Building Con-
gress at 1880 pm. Monday at
the Mayfiower Hotel.
Cabell Gwathmey, director of
the District Department of Lii
Icenses and Inspections and a
member of the WBc program
committee. will introduce Com
missioner Lane. The commits
sioner will talk on Foreign Ad-
venture" and also will take part
i'm a brief Northumberland
period on District affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

Fernando Melsndsz, jr., with James
= M RlT3n q E 20 Nedell. with Murray
Dana Parkinson. with J. Buxton
Mary L. Potts. with W. C. and A. N,
Miller peyelopment Co. -.
lydia c, P: Rhyme. with Parks T.
Jesse S. Shima, with Paul J. Miller.
John Roy Smith. with Powell Loving.
Milton Snyder, with Press Realty Corp.
Vera L. Spurck, with Southeast Realty
Allen Theodore Sherman. with T. N.
Melvin T. Stevenson. with Hanson's
Ronald Carlyle Stevenson. with Frank
Fletcher Sanford Tilton. with The
70. B. ZantZinger Co., Inc.
James c. Tyson. with Robert z. Lohr.
William T. Warrick, with Franklin
Gayefne L. Watkins, with Capital View
Hefbert W. wiles. with Campbell &
irene r. r. Wilkinson, with James l.,
Alva Wilson. with sindler Realty Co.
Roy Bruce Witt. with Baucom Realty
Co
Elaine NJ Young. with Major A. Hill.
Robert Arthur Williams. with Alto
George A. Rhine. with Posner Realty
Co
william A. Waters. with Campbell &
Collier Realty Co
Stephen Leonard williams. with John
opheiia Smith Savage. with Arnett O.
Lindsay Realty Co.
Matteo Mazzella. with The DeFabio
Frederick Nelson Alderman, with Leon
Alderman.
Harold z. Clark, with Oscar 8. 5eigel.
Peter Lawrence thinner. with Arthur
L. Curling,
Co.
Tsintolas Realty Co.
Helen D. Tsintolas, Secretary-Treas-
urer OF Tsintolas Realty Co.
Business Chance Salesman
Albert Liton, with A. r. Seelye.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
NAaCP WARNS AGAINST
COLLECTORS USING NAME

New York. Reports received
here at the national office Of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement Of Colored People in
dicate that various individuals
and groups are collecting funds In
connection with the Till murder In
Mississippi allegedly 10 be turned
over To the NAACP.
Some Of these groups" Roy
wilkins, NAACP executive secre-
tary. reports, ARE ny-by-night To-
cal organizations and some are
definitely not working with the
NAACP. These funds have not
been reported 10 the NAACP. An
monies collected by authorized
agencies and representatives Of
the NAACP are fully accounted
for and publicized.
The NAACP, Mr.. wilkins said
welcomes the support and contri-
buttons from all persons and
groups committed to the Associa-
tons program Of fighting for ra-
cial justice through constitutional
means. However, he warned. per
sons making contributions should
make certain that they make out
their checks or money orders to
the NAACP or that they give
their cash donations only 10 re-
liable. trustworthy individuals or
organizations"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

sad News: Word was received
of the death OF Mr.. James Red.
mond OF Kansas City Mo, in an
automobile accident by his niece,
Mrs. Oscar Gates OF 1920 Fourth
Av. s. and nephew Elmer Chit
dress OF $500 Fifth Az. s.
New Son; IT'S a boy for Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudy w. Jenkins. Sol Col,
fax Az. N. Kelvin Lowano An.
uhony, their first born arrived in
Maternity Hospital Friday, Octo-
Der IL The new arrival has a
quartet Of grandparents who are
vicing with one another for the
honor Of winning the first smile,
Maternal grandmother is Mrs,
Rhoda Pcttford and paternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs
Policy wilburn. all of Minneapolis
Mrs, Kathryn Digit is the mater
nal great great grandmother and
Mrs. ". d. Milton Is the paternaI
great grandmother,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
Mrs. Thee. Woodland
Receives Pleasant
Birthday Surprise

Mrs Theodore Woodland, 1903
Lyndale Av, ~, was the honoree
at a sneak birthday luncheon at
p. m. Thursday, October 20 at her
home. Hostess was her sister, Mrs.
Lola Gattling, who apparently
worked overtime on plans to sur
prise her.
While Mrs. Woodland was out ON
a business errand. a group of
friends met at her home. II was a
complete surprise and only when
she entered and was greeted by a
chorus of Happy Birthday To
You" did she realize what IL was
all about.
On entering the dining room,
she discovered the table was
beautifully set with sparkling
crystal and silver and conferred
with an arrangement of red roses
and a large beautifully decorated
birthday cake with her name in
scribed. The roses and cake were
gift from her husband.
After lunch, games were en-
ioyed for the remainder of the
afternoon, with prizes. awarded TO
the Mines. Emma Simms. Minnie
Hudley, Ruby Bobo and Minnie
Butler.
The honoree received many love
ly and useful gifts
Those who helped her celebrate
were the Mines. Claudia Gates,
Georgia Taylor. Ernestine Wright,
Minnie Butler. Emma Simms
Ruby Bobo, Bertha steele. Gloria
Smith, Edna Mendosa, Ida Mae
Burrell. Minnie Hudley, Hilda
Parker. Gertrude Mitchell. Little
Lolette Richardson. niece and
Arthur Mitchell, Curtis and Ro-
bert Gilmore. Theodore Woodland
and Carlos Mendosa.
When gifts were opened and
cards read. the following names
we're heard of friends who sent
gifts but were unable to be pre-
sent, the Mines Marjory Hayes,
Catherine White and Leila Ann
White
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28

at Fair>iew hospital on October
Il, and weighed five pounds and
IS ounces at birth and is being
initiated into the family circle by
her sister and brother. Mr.. and
Mrs. J, C. Batsen are the mater
nal grandparents, and Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Shannon ST.. are
the paternal grandparents. all OF
Minneapolis.
Crcsitcundo's WIN Meet: The
Cresiteundo's will hold their regu-
lar meeting at the home OF Mrs.
verda Horne. 3ea5 Fourth Av. s
on Sunday. October so. Members
are urged to be present.
birthday Cclebrated; Mrs, Luz
cinda Miller, s64i Fourth Av. s,
was unaware that anyone remem-
bercd her birthday which was Fri
day, October n. and was COM
plctely surprised when a few
friends dropped in TO wish her
happy returns OF the day bearing
beautifully decorated birthday
cakes Those who remembered her
with cakes and cards were Mrs
Charles Glenn, Mrs. Martha Clay
burn and daughter. Miss Ryllar
Clayburn and her husband and
responsible for the remembrance
OF the occasion was Miss Cora +.
Davis. The honoree received other
gifts and cards and expressed that
Il was day long 10 be remember
| ed.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
ROYAL 20 CLUB HOLDS
DINNER AT ROADBUDDIES

Members of the Royal 20 Club
were entertained at a dinner party
held in the rumpus room of Road
buddies, st. Paul, on Sunday eve.
ming, October %. Following dinner
games were played and prizes won
by Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Owens.
Guests present were two couples
who are prospective new members
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Lindsey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Bell.
Members enjoying the delight
full affair were the Messrs. and
Mines. Matthew Little, Archie
Givens. Oscar Grissam, Earl Nil.
Ter, Jack Strawder. Henry Breed
love, Edward Withers, Harry Da-
Wis and the Mines. Juanita Breed
love, Alonia Percy and Lorraine
Carrigar.
The next meeting of the club
will be held at the Phyllis Wheat.
ley House, 500 Aldrich Av. N, on
Sunday, November 10, at which
time election Of officers will be
held
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
lohFERS, INC. HOLD
WHIST TOURNAMENT
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81

Loafers, Inc. held a whist tour
nament on Friday. October 81, at
their clubrooms, Victoria and
Rondo Av. About "a contestants
competed for prizes, with Earl
MCGEE and Al Bantam, the win
ming couple, capturing first prize,
a trophy and cash award.
Theodore (Ted) Allen was
speaker on Tuesday evening, DC
tober %. He gave an interesting
talk on insurance, which was most
enlightening and educational.
Thomas Talley and Richard Fox
of the st. Paul Urban League will
be guest speakers on Tuesday eve
ming, November 10 at p. m. Both
men are well informed in the field
of human relations and will bring
us information that will be of in
terest.
These meetings are open TO the
public and attendance at the pre-
vious meeting was very good.
The Loafers will hold their reg
ular meeting at the clubrooms on
Sunday, November 6 at 3 p. m.
Members are urged to be present
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
Hold Open House
To Honor Mother

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gonzales,
1909 Seventh ST S, entertained at
open house in honor OF their
mother, Mrs. Gertrude Vinigar,
who celebrated her S0th birthday
on Sunday, October 2S.
Between the hours OF 4 and 6
p, m. a large group Of friends and
wen wiShers came in TO extend
best wishes and congratulate the
honoree.
The house was decorated with
fan flowers and the serving table
covered with lace cloth. was
centered with a floral arrange
ment of NUNS. with a crystal
punch bowl at one end Center Of
attraction was the large. beauti-
fully decorated birthday cake
trimmed with roses and Happy
Birthday Mother inscribed which
adorned the opposite end OF the
table, Presiding at the table was
Mrs. Ercen Chadwick.
Mrs. Vinigar was feted at din
ner by her daughter and son-in-
law preceding the party with
Miss Cora +. jackson and Mrs,
Harriet starks sharing as guests,
Those who showered the honor
ed guest with beautiful gifts were
the Mines. Kathryn Copcs, Pearl
st. John, V. ID, Foresberg, II. w,
Mattson, +. V, Marshall. Teresa
Banks. Robert Taylor, Mae Jen-
kins, Matte Harris, Buella Bow
ers, Harrison Jones, Rev. Worth
l. Barbour. Mines. Effie Jones
Sarah Benson, Betty Jackson. An.
ma Moody, Walter Wood. Viella
Thomas and Mary Miree.
Also the Messrs, and Mines. w
b. Dickerson, jerks Brown, Ercel
Chadwick and daughter, Harold
Woods, Herbert Howell and
Roberts, the Mines Hermande
daughter, Priscilla, Lucille Me
Duffie. Elizabeth Smith and the
Messrs. Leroy Copes and James
w Cannon.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28

Back Home: DIR. and Mrs.
James Robinson, S6iT Chicago
Az. returned horne Sunday eve
ming, October rs, from a motor
trip 10 Mexico City, Mex. The
Robinsons stopped in Kansas City.
Kans,. where they were joined by
Mrs. Robinson's mother. Mrs,
Hazel Williams, and the trio jour
neyed ON TO Mexico They were
thrilled with the beautiful scenery
cnroute and the many interest
ing sports witnessed including a
hullnght They visited Toluca and
Monterey and went on sightseeing
tours of the cities.
Motored To Iowa: Mr.. and Mrs,
Claude Lyle, S5i5 Fourth Ay. s,
and their housegucst, Rev. Il. G,
letter OF Atlantic City. N, J, motor
ed 20 Council Bluffs. Ia. Monday
october II and were the guests
of Rev. and Mrs Carl Mckay
They also visited friends in Omaha
Neb. Rev. Jeter left by motor for
his home Friday morning, October
Fl. and win visit relatives and
friend in Detroit, Mich and Clcve.
land, Ohio. enroute,
| Out OF Hospital. Mr.. william
Kemp, 1923 Emerson Az N. retir,
ed from the Chicago, St Paul
Minneapolis. Omaha. N. w. system
| October l after having been en-
1 ploycd for 80 years AS waiter
on Oct. Z he entered Mt. Sinai hos
pital and was discharged ON IN,
10th He Is now Commissioning al
home and would be glad to hav,
his friends visit him. MIR, KemI
also is the oldest member OF Anne,
Lodge No. 100 and a member OF
Past Exalted Rulers Council No
81,
At Tea; Among those attending
the tea given In honor OF Gener
al Carlos Romulo. Philippines Am
bassador 10 the u. S, at the Pea
vcy Heffiefinger's home at Fern
dale. Wayzata. by the Woman
| U,N, rally committee were Mines
Albreta Murray, Howard Darnoll
Louis Moore, and Mcssrs Shelter
Granger and Cecil Newman.
Dinner Guests; Mr., and Mrs. II
H. Taylor. 500 Il, iist St, had a
their dinner guests on Sunday
october %. Rev, and Mrs. Her
dersun Reddick.
New Sister; IT'S new sister 10
little Rochelle and Steven Shan
non. children of Mr.. and Mr.
Lawrence Shannon Jr., of 9ii Cir
ard Av. NJ Shor 10 Ann arrive
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
Mid-knishters Hold
MEETING October %

The Mid-Knighters held their
last meeting OF the month Sun
day, October %, at their club
rooms, Dale and Rondo AYES. with
the president Joseph Waters. pre-
siding.
General business was discussed
and plans formulated for a dance
to be given in the near future.
Other business on the agenda was
the elaborate plans for the clubs
annual cocktail party, which was
the success of the Thanksgiving
season last year.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
PARADE WILL End
uNi-DaiE CONTEST

Allen LIndgren OF st. Pauhtes.
Inc, win reveal the selection OF
the Uni-pale Improvement Club S
St Paul Winter Carnival queen
candidate on Saturday, October
-, following a colorfli Fail fesu-
val parade, Winner of the contest
viii receive a trophy with her
name inscribed thereon and a
credit memo for $3.50 for her Win
ter Carnival outfit.
Following the presentation, the
Queen will be escorted down town
to a Photographic studio, Other
contestants Win each receive token
gifts.
The parade, starting at p. m,
viii inculude the Police Band. Co
pher Lodge drum and bugle corps,
clowns, queen candidates and
other marching units, II will start
At Western and University. pro,
coed up University to Dale, north
on Dale TO Minnchaha. west on
Minnehaha to the Minnehaha
Fairgrounds. Children will be
served free refreshments.
Among finsiists In the contest
are the Misses Nancy Eckert, Ar
lene Rose, Carol wodicka, Caro-
Labine. Marion Williams, Mar,
lene Moldenhauer Georgianns
Jensen and Janette LaBelle, Pos,
tiers and signs for the organiza
ton were made by Samuel Rich
ardson.
At meeting of the organi1a,
ton on Tuesday, october %, tn,
| group went on record as support
ing the charter amendment TO b,
voted upon on November 8.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28

Out of Hospitals: Mrs. Cora Carr
SOS Aurora Av., is convalescing
at her home after having been in
st. Luke's hospital, where she
underwent major surgery, She is
now making rapid recovery.
New Son: Myron Phillip Bar
nett Jr.. is the name chosen by Mr..
and Mrs. Mryon Barnett of SAC
w. Central Av. for their first
born, a son, who arrived October
10, in Miller hospital. Maternal
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Brown, st. Paul. Mr. and
Mrs. Eli Martin of st. Paul are
the paternal grandparents.
Club Meets: The Gold Band Club
met on Monday, October "a, at s
p. m. at the home of Mrs. f. c.
Cooper. Club members served
''potluck dinner with prospective
members as their guests. They
were the Mines. Ernie Johnson,
Robert Graham, Frank Schine,
Houston Jackman and Darlene
Carews. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Ralph Ora
ham, 67s st. Anthony Av.
New Address: DIR. and Mrs.
Floyd Massey Jr, and sons,
Thomas Rickie, Floyd III, and
Ronald Bruce, formerly of 719 st.
Anthony Av., are now residing in
their new home. 1886 w. Central
Av. The family will hold open
house" on Sunday. October 30.
from to 7 p. m.
New Address: Mrs. Mittie Lock-
hart, formerly of 80 Fuller Av., is
now residing at 947 st. Anthony
Av.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
Social and Personal
= ST. PAUL

Chatter Club The Sitchn Chatter club will eele
pirate their rS anniversary on Saturday October 90
home of Mrs William Sutherlin $50 Fuller Av Officers are
the Mines Ohe Johnson president Floyd Barr secretary and
Donald Lewis treasurer Other members include Mines Suther-
lin, George Bryant, lnman johnson and Lois johnson
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS &

Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs Preston Ashley, 4201 Sec
ond Ay had their dinner guests Saturday evening
October % Mr. and Mrs John Maxwell and Mr. and Mrs s. F.
Hammond The house beautifully decorated with in
fail colong Following dinner guests relaxed with teevson
and socialixed. ~C<KA