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Two Women Honored
A. Joint Birthday
Party November II

Mrs. Maude b. Chandler and
Mrs Mabel Curtis, whose natal
days fall on the same date, No
vember 8, were honored guests at
a joint birthday dinner party
given in their honor Sunday, No
vember IL.
Responsible for the remem-
brance Of their birthdays both
with gifts and an abundance of
food. was Mrs. Charles De La
Compson, sister of Mrs. Curtis.
The delightful affair was held at
the home of Mrs. De LaCompson,
TOT Fremont Av N.
Following a two course dinner,
guests relaxed with teleTsion,
joined in gay conversation and re-
minisced.
Mrs. Chandler and Mrs. Curtis
received many beautiful and useful
gifts.
Wishing the honorees happiness,
ness, while enjoying the delight
full affair were Mrs. Cora
Sanders, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Kyle and son Jimmie, Jack Cur
tbs, Charles Smith and Charles De
LaCompson.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

There is, for instance, the mobile
telephone in automobiles, ships
and trains. There is the Speaker
phone, which you talk over with
out lifting the receiver, and there
is the Automatic Answering Ser
vice which records messages when
you are away.
There are the new types of
telephones, with improved trans
mission, and in a variety of colors.
There is coaxial cable and micro
wave radio-relay carrying literally
thousands of telephone messages
simultaneously as wen as trans
hitting network television pro-
grams from one place to another"
He also pointed out that with
all the tremendous advances in the
use of automatic machinery there
are many more telephone men and
women at work in our company
than ever before. He said North
western Bell had $4,000 people in
1914 and today we have well over
"a, 900. OF that total, 9,100 work
in Minnesota and $500 in Mime
apolis.
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Recipe of the Week
AMM4a1RH2satte
,ET Amy u0Ae rrnnonIer

PET MILK HOME ECONOMIST

and know youll have perfect
success with this recipe!
Toasted Marshmallow Custard
marshmallows
slightly beaten eggs
2 tablespoons sugar
Few grains salt
cup Pet Evaporated Milk
Il cup water
l teaspoon vanilla
Use four oustard cups holding
about y cup, Put two marsh
mallows into each cup. Mix well
IN a bowl the eggs, sugar and salt.
Stir In milk, water and vanilla
Pour mixture on top OF marsh
manows in cups Set cups into flat
pan holding l inch Of hot water.
Bake In 326 degree oven llow mod
eratcl until knife inserted near
edge OF custard comes out clean,
or about 80 minutes, Cool before
serving
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
Two Million
Phones Installed
By NV. Bell

Two weeks ago the North
western Bell Telephone Company
installed it's two millionth tele-
phone in one Of the five states it
serves.
The Minneapolis area has almost
$1,000 of the $4,000 phones in
Minnesota. The company also
serves North and South Dakota,
Iowa and Nebraska.
1T would be quite difficult to
determine where we put in the
telephone that is exactly No. g.
100000" said c. d. Gietzen, divi-
sion manager. Every working
hour there are many telephones
being installed. Actually, it's quite
possible that the two millionth is
right here in our own community.
Growth Of the telephone sys-
TEN has been rapid in Minneapo-
lis" he said. We've added 49,
$50 telephones here since 1914
when the company hit the million
mark. Today there are 37s,91s
telephones serving the people in
the Minneapolis area"
1t took IS years after Alexander
Graham Bells invention for
Northwestern Bell to reach it's
first million telephones but only
II years to reach its second mil
hon.
Man first learned to communi-
cate with spoken words thousands
of years ago, the historians tell
us" Gietzen said. From the stone
ages until Bell came along, he
could talk only with others who
were within range of his voice.
Then in just so years from the
telephones birth, man has devel-
oped today's communications
miracles.
To-day, right from our own
homes or officers in the Twin
Cities, we can call people thous-
ands Of miles away-and talk to
them in a normal tone of voice.
Only two weeks ago, the first
Transatlantic voice cable went in
to service. providing quick and re-
liable communication under all
weather conditions with the ma
tons Of Europe"
During the u years since the
company reached the level Of l.
100000 telephones there have
been, great advances in the art
Of telephony" he said.
Many things that are common
place today weren't available at
all or were very rare in 1914.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
THE WEEK IN
RECORDS

Kings of the Keyboard; An An
thology OF Piano Jazz" Finds
Tatum playing Moonlight on the
Ganges." and when Your Lover
Has Gone" Peterson swinging
through "Al The Things You
Are" and Oscars Blues" Wilson
beating out Cherokee" and Yes
terdays" and Lewis rifrng on
Bush street Boogic," and
"Spoomey sam"
other AIRS albums on wax are
stan Getz and the Cool Sounds, q"
The DiNicland Jazz OF Bob SEQ
hey Jazz Rhythms Of Gene
Krupa7 and "Thc Progressive Big
Band OF Woody Herman"
Lovers OF gospel music are
building up a sales record for Me
halia Iackson's newest album on
the Grand Award label The al
bum titled, MahaHa jackson, has
q dozen OF the singers most pop
ular songs. Included are 81 Be
icvc," Amazing Grace" I'm
Gonna Tell God, In My Home
over There Get Away Jordan.
and Tired"
Rock and Ron enthusiasts will
go FOR Buddy Johnson's Wing
LIP which is labelled Rock n
Roll Buddy, his orchestra and
vocabtsts are really in the groove
on this one, Fans viii like, II
Don't Want Anybody" Bring II
Home 10 Me" Upside Your
Head" and I'm Just Your Fool
Buddy's sister Ella. is impressive
In several number on the disk
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TO STE D
N A RS n M ALL o w
G USTAR

II you saw Toasted Marshmal.
low Custard creamy-smooth, gol-
den-yellow custard with a toasted
marshmallow topping you'd
probably thing u was some trick
recipe But Il isn't.
These eNtra-good. toasty-toppod
custards, big favorite az our
house, are Just as easy as plain
custards! What's more, they're
made with Pet Evaporated Milk
whole milk concentrated 10
double richness
Even when YOU mix Pet MIX
half and half with water. it's still
as rich as ordinary milk. So. in a
recipe like this, where YOU use
one cupe OF Pet Mink ana two.
thirds cup OF water you're get
ting a much richer cistard than
you'd make with the usual recipe
OF course that's not the whole
secret of making a rich, delicious
custard that comes out with a
golden toasted marshmallow top,
ping
For that, an YOU do is put tw,
marshmallows into the bottom of
each custard cut before pouring
In the custard mix. As the Gus
tards bake the marshmallows ns,
10 the top, melt, and toast $,
that when you take your custard,
out OF the oven. the baked-o,
marshmallow topping is rich an,
golden-brow
TIM sure your family win en-
JOY these Toasted Marshmalloy
Custards as much as mine does
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sake, don't envy your friends, you
had the same opportunity to work
and study, but you knew more
than your parents. How you wish
you had listened to them, but
don't have regrets now, do some
thing.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
Fonnie Marshall,
Bride Elect, Is
Shower Honoree

The home Of Mrs. Daniel Rus
sell, 5147 Irving Az N, was the
picturesque setting for a lovely
personal shower honOring BRIDE
elect. Miss Fannie Marshall, given
on Saturday evening, Noyember
10 Mrs. Russell and Mrs, COzelle
Breedlove were co-hostesses.
The shower theme was carried
out in decorations. A white cover
ed sprnkling can was suspended
from the ceiling light in the dining
room from which was falling
paper streamers representing
water drops The prettily appoint
ed serving table was centered with
a white umbrella encircled with
chrysanthemums. Trays Of re-
freshments were enjoyed as hon
Gree and guests joined in playing
the various bridal games.
Winning prizes for games were
Miss Marshall, Mrs. William War
der and the Misses Pearl Pleas
and Gwendolyn Morrow.
A highlight Of the evening came
when Miss Marshall opened the
many lovely and intimate gifts
showered upon her by her friends.
The evening came to a gay close
with the serving Of refreshments
in a dining room beautifully de-
corated and softly aglow with
candle light
Among guests who felicitated
Miss Marshall were the Mines.
Booker Spencer, ollie Ray Jr..
John Smith, Ruth Cowan, Myrtle
Sparrow, William Warder: the
Misses Sally Hale Dorothy Jack,
Pearl Pleas, Gwendolyn Morrow
and Mary Seaton.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
ST. PAUL CHORAL
UNION SANG At
AME OJrARTERI. y

The ST. Paul Choral Union, as
the guest OF Rev c. Small. pastor
OF St James AME church, Mime,
aPols presented the musical por-
ton OF the program at the quar-
tcrly Meeting OF the combined
Methodist churches OF ST Paul and
Minneapolis on Sunday. Novcm.
Der n. 1856
The quarterly meeting was held
at Wayman ANE church. Min,
neapolis, at $3.50 p. nm. The az,
tendance was very good,
Tho Union will sing at Suu.
water prison at seven o'clock sun
) day morning November Is.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

Condition Is Fair: Mrs. Hazel B.
Curry, 1886 Fifth Av. s., is in fair
condition in Fairview hospital
where she has been a patient for
the past six weeks, undergoing
treatment for virus neuritis.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

Jack and jill Mothers: The Twin
City Chapter Of Jack and Jill
viii meet Friday evening, Novem-
Der 8. at the home Of Mrs. How
ard Bennett, 300 Third Az. s.
Halloween Party: Mrs. Robert
Covngton, 1904 Clinton Av., en-
tertained the Lassies Club at a
Halloween party on Wednesday
evening, October 81, at her home
The club is composed Of third
graders at the Warrington school
and instead Of going out for tricks
and treats, they enjoyed the fes-
tive evening playing games and
telling stories, after which refresh
ments were served by the hostess,
Enjoying the hostess hospitality
were club members Linda and
Theresa Reynolds, Joycelyn Jones,
Cherie Sims and Betty Jean Cow
ington Also having fun at the
party were guests Woodfin Lewis,
william Covington and Michael
Reynolds Many activities have
been planned for the club. Earlier
this fall they went on a hobo hike
and picnic along the river. Mr., and
Mrs. Covington were chaperones.
Family Addition: Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd C. Mccoy, 1920 Clinton Av.
have announced the arrival of a
baby boy born November s. at
Fairview hospital. Floyd C. Jr.
tipped the scales at seven pounds
and four counces and is 10 inches
long, Mrs. Minnie Hickman of
Kansas City Mo- is the paternal
grandmother.
Returns Home. Mrs. Richard
Gordon of Seattle, Wash, left for
her home on Friday morning, No
vember 8, after spending three
weeks in the city guest Of her SON
in-law daughter and family, Mr..
and Mrs Albert Allen Jr., of 1904
Fifth Av. S. Mrs. Gordon also
spent week In Des Moines visit
ing friends and relatives She was
honored on her birthday October
81, with a family get-together in
celebration Of the event. She was
guest of Mrs Jack Rainey Sr, at
brunch on Wednesday
Birthday Club Held Meeting:
Mrs Bert Dawson 37I5 Fourth
Av. S. was hostess to the Birthday
club on Saturday evening, Novem-
Der 10 Capturing first prize was
Mrs. Theodore Jones, second prize.
Mrs. Albert Allen Jrr and third
prize went to Mrs. Thaddeus
James. Mrs. Cecil Schofield was "a
guest Of the hostess and was given
q gift The next meeting will be
December S. with Mrs Fred Jones.
hostess. at her home 1892 Fourth
Ay. S
Visited Aunt: Clarence Moore Of
Montgomery. Ala. enroute 20 Los
Angeles. Calf, stopped over FOR
a few days. visit with his aunt
Mrs. Lillian Penn OF 1887 Lake
Harriet Blvd
DorcaS Welfare Society Project;
The Dorcas Welfare Society Of
Glendale Seventh Day Adventist
church has been doing much char,
ity work. They are sponsoring a
family nom Texas as their latest
project, have purchased furniture
and clothing 10 help them get es,
I tabhshed. They are planning e
contribute food TO make their
/ Thanksgiving day happy time
Mrs, Isabelle McQucrry is leader
OF the group.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

You have a fairly good job, one
that you are capable Of doing, yet
you feel you should have as good a
job as Tom. How could you forget
calling Tom Mama's boy when he
told you he was going to enter col
lege and learn so he could later
earn a big salary You told him
you could earn as much money as
he ever would and YOU didn't need
any more education than yon had
That was years ago. You are
stiu on the same job doing the
same work you did many years
ago. Tom has advanced until he is
the supervisor In his field of work.
You hive in the same house YOU
have for years Tom has just
built a beautiful new horae.
Why do you so around saying
Tom has all the luck ?" II is not
too late for you to get out and do
something 10 better yourself.
Don't sit around envying Tom, do
something about IT, Enter night
school and YOU can stin learn any
thing you want to. or enter a first
rate business school study hard,
be sure YOU are capable Of doing
the job you are so ambitious for
and take advantage OF the little
opportunities and in time you will
be on the first rung Of the ladder
toward your goal You can't ar
ford to waste time you will have
10 study and study hard, but you
viii be able to get any degrees you
may want IL your mind is so intent
on lettering yourself. II is fine 70
be ambitious, but for heaven
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
To Our Minneapolis Spokesman
And st. Paul Recorder
Subscribers

Subscribers
To lone Rogers (R): lone, your
bridge luncheon given in the
Fiesta Room Of Hotel Lowry must
have been a very lovely one.
Everyone is telling me it was and
they say you had such beautiful
prizes. One most mentioned is the
one with the large silver well and
tree platter.
To Fannie Marshall, Isl: These
few weeks before your marriage
to Mr.. Ralph Primm will be about
the happiest, longest and busiest
weeks in your life.
To The Chatterbox Club, CR):
Congratulations to you for doing
something worthwhile. 1t is nice
that you have planned to give a
Thanksgiving basket to the Golden
Ayers Club of Halle Q. Brown
House.
To Carrie and Palmer Jackson,
Isl: Hi, Carrie and Palmer, a
little bird told me you had a very
delightful cocktail party and that
they didn't want to leave, they
were having such a nice visit with
friends.
To Clarence Anderson, (R):
Clarence, I was very happy to
hear you are at home from the
hospital and doing nicely,
To Bob and Eula Mitchell, (R) a:
Congratulations to both of you,
Bob. for keeping on with your
music and for being state PTA
music chairman. Eula, because you
both are active board members Of
the St Paul PTA council and al
so of the John Marshall PTA
board.
To The U-Meet-Us Club. Isl:
enjoyed reading about the good
deeds you have done. I am sure
Phyllis Wheauey House is very
4 grateful for the sum you donated.
That proves age is no barrier If
| you are young at heart"
To Lillian Balenger lRl: I heard
that was a lovely cocktail party
given by the Twin City Urban
League Guilds in your home hon
oring Mr.. Lester B. Granger OF
New York City, president Of the
National Urban League,
| My belated congratulations to
YOU, Lillian. on being reelected
| president Of the National Urban
League Guilds
To Hiram Gibbs: Hiram, some
of your former "So9" Army bud
dies here in Battle Creek say they
would love TO see you again.
|
To Louise Hughes: II possible
could my papers be mailed earlier
in the day? I did not get them
until Monday afternoon, That was
too late for my deadhne.
1 did not know my column was
in the paper until the end OF the
week. was a little late, sorry.
BE with YOU next week.
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WoRLD WIDE News
Ala GLANCE
Drufi Bourd sNAFU, cIussffles Bov, 10, la

Winston Salem, N. -(ANP)-Eiher
East has ttey guilty playing
prank Tommy
Charles Thomas Edward white who only 10 years old
ceived word from Board he had
classified IA keep with the board and tell them
changes address all that thing
dressed to Tommys mother Mrs. Lena white
Joker Tommy only Charles Thomas
White who lives at the address given.
Added humor Is the notation the card that under certain
circumstances classification appealed President Essen
hover"
Afsaekor OF Not King" Cole Found Guilty
Brmngham-tANPj Lee vinSon, 25year-old Admission
(Al) white man who was charged with disordy conduct in
King" April during Municipal
auditorium appearance guilty circuit court here
last after 90 minutes elaboration.
returning its verdict recommended $50 fine be
levied vnson This action the result Of appeal from
recorders verdict which had given vnson 500 fine and six
month jail sentence
Alabama school Heed Named AVihsrns lucy Case Quits
University Authene adj
med the as school, announced last week he would resign
DR. Carmichael denied published reports that
university trustees led to the resignation
HaIt Permits Ex-prosIdons Isssor To Return
portauPnce Former President Ellie Leseot who was
crstob expesdents Republic permitted
to return after being forced to leave the country
accompanied by his wife and daughter Eanna
France spent great
time during his exile They stopped for week two in New
York at the Hotel Mcilpin
LIborIun Ambassador Richard Takos Doth As U. S.
Doiegute To YIN
Warrington (ANP)Tho United States Ambassador to Liberia
week u Delegate to the
United Nations n brief ceremonies here
took oath the State Department offices OF Undersecre
tay Hoover Immediately aeard state department Of
that from his Lberan
contribute the aid the u In the crucial Near East
situation
He will serve Assembly
this country before returning his
Lberian post
Hala Selusse Visits Indie
a
Halle seasse OF Ethiopia
amid a welcoming people
little greeted at the airport by President
Ratondra prnaad and Prime Minister Jawaharal
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
THIS N THAT
BY Hazel Underwood

Francis w. Hartzen said: TO
be successful you must be at peace
with yourself in your work"
Hope ever urges on, and tells
us tomorrow viii be better.-Or-
vid.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

A Philadelphia man-about-town
who has missed the boat on two
promising and brilliant careers.
and all because he can't resist the
urge to hit the bottle.
How a beautiful blonde film
star (she once starred In SEN
sational fist fight between two
well-known actors) has been
dropped out of movie roles be-
cause of her open fraternizing
with sepia men
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LIberIan Ambassador Richard Jones Takes Oct
nnlnnnNa 10 I'm
Halle solassIe Vlslts indie


initial a hree-week state
Halle Sease Ethiopia
amid a vast welcoming crowd OF people
Emperor greeted the airport by President
Raiondra prasad and Minister Nehri
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
THE L0WDoWN"

PEOPLE 4 PLACES The Will
liam H. Hasties (hes the Federal
Judge) are heading for Europe
and vacation on the goth. Nat
king" Coles TV show. which
kicks off on Nov 8. win concen-
trate on the Capitol recording
stars vocals, Nat fills the same
TV slot that was occupied by Cor
don McRae last spring for Lever
Bros. The best-selling disks in
five and dime stores and super
markets are Elvis Presley's Don't
BE Cruel" and Hound Dog" and
Bin Doggett's "Honky Tonk" .,.
Louis Armstrong moves into Chi
cago's Chez Paree on Nov. 2
Billy Bowen, the small combo
leader, is searching for an electric
blanket with a built-in alarm
clock to carry along on his jaunt
TO Newfoundland Louis Jordan
rs heading back to the top, now
that he's landed a berth in the
Mercury recording stable.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

SHORT SNORT; An ant-rock n
roller in smalrs Paradise was
overheard saying: zone advantage
In buying rock n roll records is
that when they wear out you can't
tell the difference"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

To Fannie Marshall, Isl: These
few weeks before your marriage
to Mr.. Ralph Primm will be about
the happiest, longest and busiest
weeks in your life.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

To The Chatterbox Club, (R):
Congratulations to you for doing
something worthwhile. 1t is nice
that you have planned to give a
Thanksgiving basket to the Golden
Ayers Club of Halle Q. Brown
House
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

To Carrie and Palmer Jackson,
Isl: Hi, Carrie and Palmer, a
little bird told me you had a very
delightful cocktail party and that
they didn't want to leave, they
were having such a nice visit with
friends.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

To The U-Meet-Us Club. lS): I
enjoyed reading about the good
deeds you have done. I am sure
Phyllis Wheatley House is very
grateful for the sum you donated.
That proves age is no barrier If
you ARE young at heart"
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-13
chester No. 9222

chaster No. o222
Reserve District No. S
REPORT or CONDITION OF THE PEOPLES NATIONAL
BANK OF FARkVlLLE IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
At THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS on DEC. 81. 1855 PUB
LISHED ~ RESPONSE TO CALL MADE By COMPTROl-
LER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER SECTION 5211. ". $.
REVISED STATUTES.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-13

few months has returned to his
home here.
John Hanover. and children. J.
j.. Tamie Lee. and Hettie. recently
spent several days with his wife's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed jenkins
at Norton Virginia.
holland Skinner. Of Richmond
spent Sunday and Monday with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Skinner. Sr.
Mrs. Jenny Carter, Of Richmond
is spending sometime with her
daughter and son-in-law. Mr.. and
MRS. Charlie Skinner. Sr. She
spent the past week end with Miss
Lynette Calhoun. On Thursday.
she spent the day with Mrs. M. B.
Driskill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Paulson. and
children. Of Worsham visited her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Atche-
ley last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Slayton.
and C. W.. Of Pamplin. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Slayton.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-13

I regret very much that I was sick
with a cold and could not come
out that night. Be sure to come
again. ! will be glad to have you.
Misses Rosemaria c. Valdright,
and Barbara 1sbell. OF Richmond.
and Henry and Allen Young of
Alexandria were Christmas visit
ors of Mrs. Vival Bagby.
Mrs. A. c. Critselous, of Green
vile. Tenn. spent the week end
with her father and brothers and
sister-in-law the James Waddell,
and family
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. MacAfee.
and little daughter have moved to
Maine, where he is in the Navy.
Mr.. and Msr. Luther Coleman.
of Lynchburg. visited the Franklin
family Christmas week. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A Young. and daughter
Jeanne, of Alexandria and Mrs. H.
Harris and Violet visited Mr.. and
Mrs. v. S. Bagby the week Of
Christmas.