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Albert Won TiIzer, 70,
Composed SONG Hits

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2 (R,-
Albert. Won Tilzer, composer of
Take Me Out to the Ball Game"
and other song hits, died in his
apartment yesterday after a long
illness. He was 70.
Born in Indianapolis. MIR. Won
Tilzer was one of the leading
lights of Tin Pan Alley, along
with his brother Harry. Besides
Ball Came" which he wrote
with Jack Norworth, Mr.. Won Til
ger penned Put Your Arms
Around Me. Honey" wait Till
the Sun Shines, Nellie" and
I"I'l Be With You in Apple Bios
som Time"
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grandmother. Mrs, L, J. Hall,
OF Sudbury. Mass.
Memorial services will be, held
at 2 pm. tomorrow in Trinity
Methodist Church, Cameron
Mills road, Alexandria. Burial
will be private. oa .0s
The family has requested that
Expressions of sympathy be sent
Ito George Washington High
School to establish memorial
scholastic award. ,A,G.a
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In Mrnturtati

BOND. HARRIET l.. In loving memory
Of our dear mother, HARRIET /.
BOND, who departed this life ten
years ago today, October 2, 1916.
In memory's lovely garden.
where remembered Joy blooms fair.
your memory, dearest mother,
Is the brightest blossom there.
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN.
CARROLL, MARY E. In loving memory
o. my GEAR mother. MARY E. CAR
KOHL. who departed this life eight
years ago today, October 2. 194s.
Yog left US g beautiful memory.
But 70 US who loved and lost You,
= your memory Will never crow did
y. M. CARROLL AND FAMILY,
DAVIS, CAPT. CLARENCE c. II. Sacred
v " sde memory 81 my beloved and de-
nnWIsh usppano, GAIT. CLARENE c. H.
~ years ago today. october 2, 1856.
I shall cherish your memory always,
pEvorEsDpt WIFE pIEHIs,h Nate SfTSi
Jackets, M0LLIE A. A tribute Of love
"a msmoIy OF our precious mother and
who departed this NE e four oncA ysaIs
ago To-Day October 2, 1852.
In the book Of life there are pages
FILLED with memories fond and true.
But Of those most dear Through the
Are the beautiful memories of You
- HER DEVOTED FAMILY
hAlLsL0RKs, NANCY LOMAx. In
sac but loving. remembrance Of our
dear mother. NANCY LOMAx HAIL
sesps ago "e oeto absgaried shis life ten
Til memories fade ana life dens-ts
You viii. live forever in our hesrts:
1lme helps erase the pain OF erief
5 5It memories turn back every leaf
laA MAT LAYING i,vS GgIHHILDRES. ,AILsEY,
EMs1A Me cow JOHNSON NJ.
HULL. MARY JANE. A tribute OF love
20 .ns memory Of our dear mother and
kLanamother. MARY JANE HULL, who
11s a5ks " SIX years ago today, October 2,
You left a beautiful memory.
= sorrow too great to be told.
But 70 US who. loved and lost you.
rour memory Will never grow old
AND IGs RhNbcH sIfns; DAUGHTERS
memory o. Yt Oliver r. RI RooE L lOSyaRE
s wno departed this life three years
Our Lord and Savior knows how
T soop1E is AND MA FAMILY.
rogers, OLIVER r., sR. In sacred
OLIVER r. ROGERS, sR.. whom /
loved, honored and reyered. wh0 en-
terea eternal life October 2, 1883.
His tenderness, love and devotIop
were never falling and can never
die in the memory Of his loved o,s
----.------ FLORENCE b. ROdERs.
TUCKER, JOSEPH ARIA. In loving
massp po q our beloved. JOSEPH
It aha, has been seventeen years
Tut Wen always have a menorv
TO cherish along lfe's way.
some DAY vel know the reason.
mn. tno ~ know u not today,
,,,lo YOUR heavenly home that day
mig DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUoH-
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Huuruinu

MILLER. ANNA. A monument to the
memory Of ANNA MILLER viii be
unveiled on Sunday. October 4, 1855,
at 1880 pm. at the Mount Lebanon
" Cemetery (Workmen's Circle Section)
Frienda invited
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CEMETERY LOTS

BURIAL sITEs In Cedar Hil Gene.
~. I.ssssenabie; owner isaVias sitY.
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With Regard to a
Cord Of Thonks

VEN often O cord Of thonks 10
The StoT meets o need which con
hordly be solved in any Other woy.
Not only Is il Q gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
floroI tributes but also eourteousB
acknowledges the services oRd kind.
nesses Of the mGny to whom per-
sonol note Of Thanks cannot veil b
moiled o. whose nomes and od.
dresses are not known. insertions 81
q card Of Thanks moy be anonssd
By telephone to The Stor ST 5000
The Evening and Sunday SGuS
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Flowers in The Chapel

You send flowers to funeral because your instincts
to tender respect TO the departed and consolation
to the bereayed. Your flowers in the chapel convey
the message your heart is too full to express.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
FUNERAL DESIGN

GEO. c. SHAFFER, NC.
Expressive Floral Tributes Moderate
prices. Qpen dally. sun holidays. Phone
nishts 900 ilth et. NV. ma 5000.
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CLOUDY, DOROTHY HERBERT.

ETidsy, ssptsm1bsT, o Is, 1853; poRo.
ave, Takoma Park, Nd. wife Of Andrew
Cloudy and dauEhter Of Mrs, Estelle
Herbert. She also Is survived BY other
"wednesday. October 8. friends are In
yited 70 call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1882 You 81 NV, where services viii
m n' in Gs eS'a sshdS Se spsins as
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Council. No. S53, KnishtS
, OF Columbus, are requested
y to assemble for the. recital
= Of the rosary for our late
y brother, JOSEPH A. GR-
GAR. ct the Lee Funeral
Home, Attn st. and Mass
on Tuesday, October 2. 1866,
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OWENS, JAMES ELTON. Suddenly, on
Monday: October !, 1866. at his resi-
JAMES 'f GEroN Ae o%E E SsioSed M soS
Of James r.; and Maddie y. owens.
3 sna yswR sS,ss Dorothy " YaneovsEy
can - the dSseR Funeral i Home a
Hyattsyille. Nd, where services viii
Re held on Thursday, October 4, al
S S9 p.m Relatives and friends IN
we, S.tsa' lnteEment Cedar Hill Gene
OWENS. LINDA LOUISE. On Sunday.
September 80. 1885, ct childrens Hos
pital LINDA LOUISE OWNS. beloved
easusnter OF Paul e. and Barbara l..
Ovens Ovens s and sister Of Robin Lynn
the Bethesda- Chevy Chase Funeral
Home q Robert a. Pumphrey, Bethesda,
81: coIpmba EDiseODsi Church, 22nd
intsrmsns Cedar Hin Cemetery. m
PARKER; DAVID S. Departed this life
bilsi Illness seI MT pAv rs 4 pa zR itsss
Ate wiills% 4. and I'd Ia Pc Psrts 81 s y.
Eye sf., h1s as q MS. MarEarst Y
Mrs., Berniee ?. Lewis. Ne also Is su ne
ylyeo % one brother, William 7, Par-
ksr Of Philadelphia. Pa. three sisters.
W: Mrs Msrssret MAYOR rS ana Mis'
Maurice Bender; three Rrandchildren,
aoNrteen uephews, eighteen nieces. a
mokner-in-law, father-in-laW, A som
in-iaW, . daughtef- in-law, I'VE broth.
sIR-in-law. three sissers-in-laW, other
NAV BE viewed on wecnesday, octo.
per B. after. IL noon, al the Hafl
Bros. FUNERAL Home, 621 Florida ave
Funeral services on Thursday,
October a. At q an. A. tire inrssrs
Won Catholic Church, Benning n
ING BroWning 81. ne. at o. Am
lnterment Mount Olivet cemeteyy. 3
PARKER, DAVID. n rasn,h., a, ~. nj.
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s.nssr as Is5S w e EMidssy ErS ssH
Of 227 Que st. NV. father Of Leon.
Clarence, James, Emerson and John
Nathan, Mrs.. Sadie simpkins and
Mrs. DATA McCannon. Many other
relatives and friends also survive
After 3 pm. Tuesday, October Q,
friendB may call at Frazier'S Funeral
Home, $50 Rhode Island ave, NV,
where services will be held on Wednes-
gay, October 3, ct l pm. Interment
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day: sspssn6sr 90, 1853. at his resi-
SslsSs.. NJ wS sia 1' sSoTnT. ii RSR!
Rls, brother o. MArgaret. John o. and
Henry L. Harris. Other relatives also
survive. Friends may call AZ the NAL
New Jersey AN. and r 81, NV, today,
attef a pm where funeral services
VIII be held on Wednesday, October
49, pm. Interment .woodlavn
EIcKs. ItGY. On friday. september 20
1856. LUCY HICKS OF 49O. Ninth ST.
nv, great-aunt 81 Mrs. Rsbscca oin-
YARD. Friends may call at the Msivan
q Schey, Inc, Funeral Home. New
funeral services WI Be- held On wednss-
DAY. October 3, AZ 2.3O pm. interment
.,MoQdllyn Cemetery.
HlCKLlN, HELEN 4. on Monday, Octo-
Def 1. 1850, az Garfield Hospital,
HELEN L. HICKIIN Of 1865 Kennedy
81. nv. beloved mother or Ms. d
=. Hauser Of Brooknelo. Mo, and Mar
lorie =. Hieklin OF the nome address
She also Is survived By three Erand.
children and two great-grandehiidren
Services at the 8 n. Hines co. Funeral
Home, 2aQl ian 81 NV. on ThurS-
iSeilitissj. Irtsrmsnf Fcrt finesia
Cemetery. N lieu % novsri, sontri6a-
tons may be made 70 the work Of
me National CITY Christian Church. 3
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day lay oetober i. 1853. At rs T rssi-
swim. father q 1S Ms, Fioren esOs swift Fl
soya and chariss, Ahren syiit. tr.;
R New YORK cit S s e, and sV Wii. S5
Swift Of New Haven, Conn; grand
father Of Charles A, Swift, David
Charles q .Ss apa RAssiei2 Beva; Services ;.
zbOl Ism So. NV, on "wednesday,
ass sS'et rStslnms.St pm ppivsfs arkinE fasih
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Der 2, 1856. ct her residence, 234 North
Thomas st., Arlington, Va, ESTELLA
MYERS, beloved wife Of the late Jasper
A. Miller Of Key West, Fla, and Mrs.
Raymond Eherly Of Arlington. Va.
she also g survived By two grand-
children and three great-grandchildre
Co. Funeral Home, 2e0l I4th Sc. NV,
from pm. Until 10 pm. Tuesday,
October OCT BE-. 2 tpar1ing iaeilitisO; Services
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Club To Honor
Parenfsi Mrs. Florence
Bradshaw Is Speaker

Mrs, Florence Bradshaw, cx-
ecutive director OF the YWCA.
will be guest speaker at the an
nual banquet honoring parents
and friends which the Club with
No Name is giving on "Wednesday,
February %. at $3.50 p. IN. in the
YWCA Auditorium.
A fun program has been plan
ned with special honor to be paid
TO parents, The annual dinner nj.
fords parents the opportunity to
become acquainted with the work
the club is doing Past presidents
and retiring officers will be recog-
nized.
a comedy shit with Roger Stone
and Gerald Hoagland, n panto
mine quartet comprised Of Janet
LANCE, Sandra Beck, Carol Stew.
art and Carol Schuldt and must.
cal selections by Florence Gay
lord will complete the program
Dancing will follow the program.
Roger Thompson will be toast
master, Hazel Millsap is in charge
OF tickets and Adeline Paul is
chairman for the affair.
Reservations must be in by
February 10, and may be called
in to the Young Adult department
at the YWCA, a Red Feather
agency, Capitol 2-37i1.
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Friday Night Out
Club Enferfains At
Valentine Porfx

The home of Mrs. Ira Robinson,
1885 Fifth Av. s., was the scene
of gaiety and merrymaking when
the Friday Night Out Club enter
tanned few friends and members
at valentine party. The gala af-
fair was held on Friday evening,
February 10.
Various games were enjoyed
and prizes were awarded to the
winners. The evening came to a
gay close with the serving of re-
freshments. Guests enjoying the
delightful affair were the Mines.
Anna Mitchell, Betty McGraw,
jeanne Johnson, Delois Miller.
Ernestine Perry, Dolores Melton
Shirley Wade and James Floyd.
Members present were the
Mines Ava Blackwell, Freda
Faison, Verna Flippins, Gertrude
Foster, Clodeal Glanton, Donna
Rainey. Ina Horris, Gloria Smith,
Geraldine Lee, Dorothy Lockett
Daisy Lee, Adelia Nevis, La
verne Thomas, Johnnie Wade and
Marilyn Robinson.
The club, composed Of all ladies
meets every Friday night, where
the members sew and chat with
out a care. Husbands are left
home to baby sit.
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Visitor From Memphis To
leuve 81. Paul Monduy

Mrs. Adeline McClinton Of
Memphis, Tenn, win leave st.
Paul for her home on Monday,
February 20. She has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Blakey
and daughter, Wanda since the
Christmas holidays. Mrs. McClin-
ton Is the mother Of Mrs. Blakey.
During her visit here, Mrs. Nc
Clinton has been extended many
social courtesies. On Sunday, Feb
ruary IL, she was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henderson,
507 st. Anthony Az for dinner,
Mr.. and Mrs Blakey entertain
ed in honor Of Mrs. McClinton'F
10th birthday on Saturday, Feb
ruary IL Guests who came and
brought lovely gifts were Mr.. and
Mrs Dan Blakey and daughter
Sharon: Mrs. Catherine Church
and daughter, Mile; Mrs. Leon,
ard Cooper: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Langford and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Warren and granddaughter from
Guam.
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Or. Alex Abroms viii
Heed crispvs hffveks
Membership Appeal

Dr. Alexander Abrams, 642i
Selby venue. Saint Paul
physician will head the member
ship campaign Of the Crispus At.
tucks Home Association 10 be
launched this month. is was an
nouneed this week by Alexander
q Jordan, president Of the organi-
cation.
A meeting Of the association foi
the purpose Of mapping plans an
securing volunteer workers will b.
held tonight at p m. nj Pilgri
Baptist Church W Central al
Grotto All members and person
interested in the problems Of N
aged in the community are urg,
20 be present
DR. Abrams. active In the social
and civic life Of the communi'
is a police surgeon. He is mem
Der Of the Kappa Alpha Psi fra
ternity.
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Bridge Supper
BY Three Sisters
Social Event

An air OF warm cordiahty per-
meated the home Of Mrs. Leonard
Davis, 954 Carroll Av.. ST. Paul.
on Monday evening, February Is.
when the three sisters, Mines.
Clarence A. Anderson. Tommie
Braddock and Leonard Davis were
co-hostesses at a prettily appoint
ed bridge supper at s p. m.
The delightful affair was held in
the rumpus room where IL tables
covered with white linen cloths
were arranged to reflect hospital
ity. Cocktails were served pre-
ceeding the supper menu. Follow
ing a delicious supper menu carry
ing out the spring motif, guests
enjoyed several rounds OF bridge
and We'd for an array Of beautiful
prizes.
When tally cards were collected
and scores tailed, the following
names were called for guests TAX
ing prizes home: the Mines. odes-
sa Brent, first; Walter Aston, sec
ond; John Banks, third: Charles
Rogers, fourth; Alonzo Cotton,
fifth; Jessie Shepard, sixth; Sid
ney Salter seventh: Earle Jones,
eighth and Russell Balenger,
ninth.
Mrs, John NJ. Patton was score
keeper and was given a gift by
the hostesses.
Other guests present included
Miss Sandra Anderson: the Mines.
James Allen, O. L. Alexander.
George Brooks Jr., J. s. Brown,
Burie Carmichael, Leroy Coleman.
Harold Combs, ]. Walter Crlmp,
Earline Galloway. o. C. Drizzle,
NJ. C. Evans, Hiram Gibbs, Royal
Gooden. oIye Gum, william Han
ma, Arthur Herring, Norman
Howell, Harold Rowland, Palmer
Jackson, Gladys Johnson.
Also the Mines. Earle Kyle, NJ.
X. Mcknight, Cornelius Mobiley.
Anthony Mazingo, Sara Nichol-
son, Charles Noble, Gerone Reed
c. II. Roper, Sidney Salter, Eu-
gene Shepherd, Richard Stokes
Jr.. Richard Stokes Sr., Hyland
Stokes, Fred Schuck, James l..
Taylor. Frank Terry, Hammond
Turner, w. B. Walker, o. B. Will
liams, Paul Wood, Russell Under
wood, Hector Vassar and Mrs
Harry c. Turner of st. Louis, Mo
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CHARMANr GIRLS CLUB
MET FRIDAY, FEB, 10

The Charmant Girls Social Club
held itS first meeting after a
months vacation. on Friday. Feb
ruary 10 al the home OF Mrs
Martha Bsldez, 1922 Fourth Az
8 The meeting date was changed
from Wednesdays 10 the second
and fourth Fridays Of the month.
The original officers viii CON
tinue In office for another year
They are as follows; Mrs shirley
shelton president Mrs Ora Wal
lace vice president Mrs Annette
Kelley secretary; Mrs Irene
North assistant secretary: Mrs.
Georgia vArnods treasurer Mr.
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Prosmatcios Revert To
Old Nome A. Meeting
Held On February Third

Alpha tt Tau Sorority held It's
regular meeting on Friday, Febru.
airy 3. with Soror Earline Neil. 728
St Anthony Az. ms hostess. Soior
Annette Robinson. president, pre-
sided.
During the business session, n
discussion evolving around the
new name of the sorority was held
after which II was unanimously
decided to revert TO the original
name Pragmateia.
Election OF officers was held
with the following officers elected
for 1856: Arlee Hallowell, presi-
dent; Rosamond Bantam, vice.
president; Vonora Bradford. re-
cording secretary; Hcllaine Hoili.
day. corresponding secretary; Es-
tella Luckic, treasurer, and Erma
Mazingo, dean OF pledges.
The next meeting. scheduled for
March 2, Mt which time the group
will attend the Cantoriana Con-
cert at Pilgrim Baptist church.
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Harris and her aunt and husband.
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Carr OF
Isand. MINI, while In the city.
She Is an active church worker In
her home town.
Jack 4 i'm Events; Children OF
the Twin City Chapter OF Jack
and Jill in the five to ten year age
group will meet at the home OF
Mrs. James Brown. AIT Clinton
Av, Saturday afternoon. Febri-
airy rs, and win proceed from
there 20 a local downtown theater.
After the show they viii 20 TO
Bridgeman's for refreshments. On
Sunday the pre-teens win have
roller skating party at the Coils
cum in 81. Paul.
Soioist; Mrs. Henderson Red
dick. ole Aidrich Az. ~, OF Way
man AME church win be guest
soloist at the World Day OF
Prayer services at St. Andrews
Episcopal church, Penn. Av N
and Valley Rd.. at p, m. Friday.
February II, Mrs. Reddick win
sing, Stranger OF Galiiee." Mrs.
Irene Winston. also Of Wayman,
will be one of the leaders In this
service.
T. G. Council Of Clubs Held
Election; The Twin City Council
OF Clubs met Tuesday evening.
with the Twin City Golf Auxiliary
as hostess a, the home Of Mrs,
Clyde williams. 1887 Fifth Az. 8.
The annual election Of officers
was held and reelected president
was Andrew J. Clark Jr., vice
president, Willard Jones, re-elect-
ed and other officers elected were
Mrs. Virginia Tinsley, secretary
and Edward Thomas, treasurer.
Confined To Home; Simeon
Wagner. sso9 Fourth Az. s.. seven
year old son OF Mrs Anne Harris.
liz confined to his home with the
flu.
Back Home: Mrs. Tommie
White, 1914 18th Az. s., returned
home Friday. February 10. from
Petersburg, Va, where she visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
w. White. She also visited an
uncle, David Clark in Detroit,
Mich.
Twin city Maids and Matrons
To Meet: Mrs. Carrie Neal. 3e4s
Firth Av. s.. will be hostess TO the
T. c. Bridge Club on Saturday.
February IL.
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MARvA BOYD ENrERrAlNs
At VALENTINE PARTY

Miss Marva Boyd. daughter of
Mrs. Bea Boyd. ssT Iglehart Az.
and Runs Boyd. sas Rondo Av.,
entertained friends at valen-
tine party in the recreation room
Of Local 5ls on Friday. February
10.
Included among her guests at
the gay affair were the Misses
venita Pettiford, Doris shannon.
vanne Owens. Paula Thomason,
Adrenne Coleman, Joyce Simms.
Maryanna Bryant. Martina
Sparks. Beverly Henderson.
Joyce Neal. Paula Wood, Carol
Dawson. Mary X, Murray. Sher-
rill Murray, Sandrs Rogers. Lots
MCGEE, Alberta Kemp and Mar
celia Smith.
Also the Misses Beverly Young,
Earnestine Sissimore. Marceline
Henderson. Della Harroway.
Charlotte Smith. Jewell Priester,
Marcella Smith. Barbara Cox and
Sharon Buford.
Also Kelvin Buford. Ronald Blu
ford, Clarence Taylor. Harold
Knott, Arthur Hin, Wayne HIN
Mickey Toliver, Willis Clark. Fred
Slemmons. Roosevelt Smaller,
Adolph Props, Edward Bruce.
LaPercell Greene. Bobby Jones,
James Hin. Lawrence whitmore,
Richard Sherwood, Bobby Jones,
Robert Ray, Kenneth Pugh, Da-
vid Branson and Miss Della Har-
roway.
Valentine appointments and re-
freshments were arranged by Mrs
Boyd with the help OF Mrs Ora
Anderson and j. h, Anderson, Mr..
Boyd was unable TO attend the
party as he was out of town.
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Williams Realty Company
Offers Wide Ronse OF
Property For Sole

Clyde Williams of williams
Realty Co, 1925 Glenwood Av. N.
announced this week a record
number of hstings of houses and
property in all price ranges.
Mr.. Williams said his firm was
in an excellent position to give
prompt service to the growing
housing needs of the community.
Many OF the Williams Realty
hstings are carried each week in
the classified ad section of this
newspaper Twenty-six listings of
home and commercial building are
found in the Williams Realty ad
in this edition.
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Zion Baptist church.
On Sunday evening at $50 p.
m. a banquet and dance was held
at the Nicollet Hotel. DR.. w. d.
Brown and the Rev. Floyd Massey
Jr., were guest speakers at the
banquet. Mayor Eric Hoyer gave
the welcome address to the visit
ing delegates.
Mrs. Theresa Granger, president
Of Minneapolis Local 210 intro
duced the mistress of ceremonies.
Mrs. Helen S. Allen. A musical
program was presented during the
dinner hour, Officers of the visit
ing local were introduced.
Following dinner, dance was
held in the grand ballroom of the
hotel During intermission a hair
style show was presented with Mr..
John O'Toole as commentator.
Showing the latest in hair styling
were the models Christine John
son, Earline Neal, Lucille Jones,
Ruth McQuerry. F1ossie Harris,
Cora Napue, Mary Jane Sample,
Mary Edwards, Alberta Neal and
Cecilia Russell
On Monday and Tuesday elm
les were held and demonstrations
the floor by jobbers. Winners in
the Hair Styling Contest and
Queen Contest were announced on
Monday evening.
Out of town delegates attend
ing were Betty June Dixon,
Hazel Jones, Sadie B. Jones, Yer
non Western, Pauline Humphrey.
all of Des Moines, Ia: Alice Mar
tin, Joy Lawrence. Alice Causey.
Bernice Durham. Leola Anderson
and Louise Whitehead, all Of
Waterloo, Ia.
Mrs. Pauline c. Thompson,
Jacksonville, H.; Gwendolyn B.
Turney, Rose Murrell, Versie
Bailey. Laura Daniel, from Oma-
ha, Neb.: Rose Gaines, Matte
B. Harris, Josephine Terrell, Mary
Miller. Corrine NJ. Jackson, st.
Louis; Myrtle Allen, Lee Ann
Bonner. st. Louis, No; Aline JEFF
ferson, Lillian Kynard, Gertrude
Dysart and Elizabeth Bass, all
from Kansas City, Mo; Georgia L.
Brown. Oklahoma City. Okla. and
Christine Baccus. Wichita, Kans.
Officers of Minneapolis Local
210 in attendance were Mrs.
Theresa Granger, president; Ruby
Howelton, vice president; Yvonne
Jones, recording secretary; Helen
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Nht kuVSt vi MI anu Mfh. MtillAlN
Kemp OF 72S N, Emerson Av. Mrs.
Eddings. a longtime friend. came
10 visit Mr.. Eddings, who Is still
confined to his home after four
months OF illness.
Husbands Were Guests: II was
an evening OF fun, food and frolic
on Saturday, February IL. when
the Charmant Girls Social club
entertained their husbands at a
pre-Valentine party The gala ar
fair was held at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs, Leon Wallace, ss1s Gin
ton Av. Dancing. sociahxing and
partalSing OF the delicious buffet
lunch ended the evening Of fun.
Family Visitor; Mrs. Rosie
Stovall OF McKamie. Ark, arrived
In the city Monday. February ~
and is the house guest OF her sis
tcr-in-law and brother, Rev. and
Mrs, s. Il. Henderson, 1920 Bry-
ant Av. N. Mrs, Stovall Is on an
extensive vacation trip planned
by her children, She visited a
daughter, Mrs. Leola Hyde In st
Louis, Mo, son and daughter.
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
Stovan In Chicago, Ill, before
coming to Minneapolis, and on her
return trip win visit another sor
in Denver, Colo. Mrs. Stovall will
divide her time visiting her uncl,
and wife. Rev. and Mrs, t. q
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-17

Allen, corresponding secretary,
Genevieve Jackson, financial sec
rotary: Betty Jones treasurer and
Hattie McCarter. reporter.
Members were Irene Winston.
Mary Driver, Beatrice Hall.
Zephyr Turner, A. d. Adams, June
r. Moe, Carrine Maher and Ro-
bert Sstphens.
St Paul members of Local 30
are Luella Taylor, Louise Oliver
Velma Waters, Walter Wilson,
Helen Wagner and Sennie Gill;
son.