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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18
New Mexico Come
Winds Up in BruwI

ALBUQUERQUE, Nov. IT up.
-Tempers f1ared in the closing
seconds today as New Mexico
University eked out a 1913 Sky
line Conference football victory
over Montana.
With "a seconds remaining. a
11st-Swinging incident between
two players spanked a brawl that
emptied both benches. Partisan
spectators joined the melee. It
took officials and police five min
utes to clear the field Of several
hundred players and fans.
Montana ia q IA
New Mexico - o o ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

contest.
There were only 5S,515 spec
tators in spacious Michigan Sta
dunn, but that was enough for a
season attendance record. In sew
en- home games, the Wolverines
drew 566,093 fans, nearly 5000
above the old mark set in 1949.
Despite three Indiana touch
downs in the third period, the
issue was never in doubt. Denied
on the opening kickoff, Michigan
recovered a tumble on the
HOLSTERS second attempt with
the ball on the Indiana 8.
Fullback John Herrnstein
lunged across on fourth down to
start the touchdown barrage.
Indiana ------------ g g 20 e-2e
Michikan ---------- rs 7-40
Indiana scoring: Touchdowns-Yor
w, run; 8, plunge); WhitselI Q3,
pass-run from Ftlipowski), Aveni $50.
ppasss-run from Mackin). Conversions
a Michiagn SCORING: Touchdowns--Barr,
q, plunge. l6. run; 26, rum; Shan.
non, Il, plunge; 4, plunge): Herrn-
stein q. plunge). Shatusky eco, pass
from Ptacekl, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a:
Maentz, 2; Van Pelt, Maddox
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18
Sooners Score
10 Times, Rout
Missouri, 67-14

NORMAN. Okla, Nov. II (P).-
The Oklahoma Sooners, obviously
|enraged because they were rele-
gated to the No. 2 spot in the
Associated Press football rank
|ings. vented their fury on a good
Missouri eleven today with 10
touchdowns for a 67-14 victory
The triumph gave Oklahoma
its 38th straight victory-a mod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18
MINNESOTA
Continued from Page C-l

OOutlnueu from rage Cs1
half before Tackle Frank Youso
knocked down a Wilson pass
Two other times the Spartans
we're within striking distance.
But with Cox bulling for five
and six yards q crack after in
tercepting a pass late in the
second quarter, Minnesota moved
II yards in II plays. Cox's
second down pass going for a
touchdown.
Michigan States grinding,
quick-hitting offense, featuring
Don Gilbert. Blanche Martin and
Walt Kowalczyk, rocked the
Gophers at the start of the Sec
ond half. Wilson kept 1t d.
versified by passing 20 yards "a
Jim Henesley at q critical stage
Wilson banged through a huge
opening in the Gopher line Il
score from the 3.
Nishisan state ------ 9 9 Ella
Michigan state seorins-Touehdown
version: Panltch
Minnesota seorins--.Touehdowns Lind.
plom l12, pasa-run from Cox, Blake.
ley t2T, rum. Conversions: Borstad 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18
Butero to Instruct
Western Rifle Team

Charles w. Butera, an in
fantry captain in the Army Re-
serve. is chief rife instructor for
the new rifle club at Western
High School.
Club officers are Richard
Waterman. jr., president; An.
drejs Jaunrubenis, vice presi-
dent; George Carnes, executive
officer, and Richard S. Shoup,
secretary-treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

Iowa, 60 winner over Ohio
State today, licked the Beavers
last month at Iowa City, 1913.
It was all Idaho today and the
5000 fans who came to see an
csc landslide had things to
cheer about from the start.
Oregon State didn't make a
first down in the first two quar-
ters and was pushed around on
both sides Of the line.
The Beavers funlbled on the
second play of the game. and
Lennie Clark grabbed the bobble
by burden on the csc 50. John
Norby, a great halfback for Idaho
today, gained IL yards. then 8
3, and finally 4 for the score
Kreamer's conversion made II
TO.
Randall Blocks Punt
Early in the second quarter
Buzz Randall blocked a Howard
Willis punt. and csc took over
on the /. From there, Fullback
Tom Berry scored. and John
Clarke's conversion tied it at
halftime.
1t was easily Idaho's best game
of the season. Oregon State
closes out against Oregon Thurs
day. but evena loss there would
give csc the Rose Bowl bid.
Oregon State . 7--l4
Idaho =, "--If
OREGON State scoring: Touchdowns--
Berry Il. plllnKe1 Lowe 10, T1.i ,an-
versions = Clarke tplace kick; Berry
Idaho scoring: Touchdowns = Norby
a, runl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Field
goal--Kramer 1851.
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Colorado Rally
Tops Utah, III

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. IT
(R.-Utah tossed a scare at
Orange Bowl-bound Colorado to-
day, but the Bluffs came from
behind to score three touchdowns
and defeat the Redskins, PIT.
Pass interruptions. fumbles,
long runs and spectacular passes
featured the game played before
a sparse crowd of 9.798 in a
steady drizzle.
Utah dominated play in the
first quarter. scoring the first
time it got the ball. But after
Colorado tied the count early in
the second period, the Utes' de.
tense folded.
Methodical punching into the
line, with the ground attack in
terSpersed with a few short
passes. brought Colorado its
three touchdowns.
Utah --- z o o o.
Colorado scoring-T Dove
(20run); Stransky a, rum; Bayuk go.
pass-run from Dowlerl. Conversions: In
Utah Touchdown; Liston CIs.
pass-run from BezyscD. Conversion:
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Oregon's Early March
Spills Southern Cal, 10

PORTLAND. Greg, Nov. II
R.-The University of Oregon
upset heavily favored Southern
California, TO. in a Pacific Coast
Conference football game today.
Oregon Halfback Charlie
Tourville scored on the second
play Of the second quarter and
Fullback Jack Morris kicked his
2lst consecutive extra point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

Burton Shipley as basketball
coach at Maryland.
He coached the Terps' basket
ball teams for three years before
Bud Millikan took over in the
1950-51 season. and he was a
football assistant to Tatum for
four years, serving mostly as q
scout,
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Continued from Page CT
been with such a bunch of kids.
God bless all of you"
Evy's kids" had Ohio State
reeling at the finish after a
Buckeye drive firm othe Ohio %
begged down on the Iowa 40
with 7la minutes left.
Ohio's famed running game
was halted and two passes, a
weapon seldom used by Coach
Woody Hayes. missed their mark.
Then Iowa went to work.
Ohio State -------- % 0 0 90
Iowa " O O Go
Iowa scoring: Touchdown - Gibbons
III, pass from Ploenl
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Oregon scoring-Touchdovn Tour.
vie q. plungel. Conversion: Morris.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-25
Beurd Brood Meets;
Welcomes New Member

The Beard Brood met Saturday
evening. May 10. with the presi-
dent, Frank johnson, TO Hum
boldt Az ~,
sOcializinR and psrtAking OF a
tasty lunch was enjoyed by all
a new member has been addsi
10 the Beard Brood when Mr.. and
Mrs Booker Ellis, 743 Carroll Az
81 Paul. became parents Of a baby
girl on May 7. at 81. Joseph's hos
pitsl in 81 Paul The little lady
has been named Margaret Jane
Grandparents and great grand
parents are also sharing 10Y in the
new addition. Mrs. Ollie House IL
the maternal grandmother and
Ms. Maggie Beard Ia the mater
nal Rreat-grandmother, both o.
81 Paul Mr. and Mrs Manse
Ellis 81 ST Paul are the patsrnaI
grandparents
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-25
Pionned Trip To
See Mother Ends
On Sod Nofe

Mr., and Mrs, Henry L. Blakey.
T3a St Anthony Az, st. Paul
were planning In happy anticipa-
ton OF their trip To keokuk, Ia,
TO spend Mothers Day with Mrs,
Biakeys mother. Mrs, Mary n,
Burbridge, Early Saturday morn
ing, May ~. Mr., and Mrs, Blakey
had just finished packing their
ear, when a message was deliver
Ell. telling them Of the serious III.
ness of their mother
They left Immediately and while
they were onroute 10 keokuk, Mrs,
Burbridgc died. Instead OF a happy
Mothers Day reunion, tho occa-
sion was one ~ sadness for the
nlakeyH,
Funeral services were held In
kcokuk Friday. May ~. In adj.
dition 10 Mrs. Blakey other sur
vivora are ono son, James n, Bur
bridge of berkeley, Calf. two
brothers and other relatives.
Mrs Burbridge 10 well known
In ~ Paul. where she had visited
her daughter and family on DIFF
fercnt occasions,
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Surprise Hovsswormins
Party Held For
The Iru Robinsons

Mrs. Paul Nevis and Mrs. Ever
cite johnson were co-hostesses AT
a surprise housewarming party
In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Rob
inson, who have Just recently
moved into their newly purchased
home at 3s4s Oakland Az. The
party was held Sunday evening.
May 20, at the home OF the hon
orees.
As party plans progressed II
was decided that Mr.. Robinson
would have to be let In on the
secret in order that ne could make
plans to see that Mrs. Robinson
would not be home at the appoint
ed hour.
Mr.. Robinson proceeded 10 take
the family out for drive and
when they returned home. the
guests had already assembled and
voices were heard in the back
ground as they entered and were
greeted with surprise, surprise"
II was only then that Mrs. Rob
inson realized what II was all
about and entered into the spirit
Of the party.
Games and socializing were en-
joyed after which the many use
full gifts showered on the happy
couple for their new home were
opened
The serving OF tasty refresh
ments concluded the enjoyable
evening Of fun.
Friends who helped TO welcome
them were the Messrs. and Mines.
Carl II. Fraction, James w
Fraction. James Murray, William
Thomas. Theodore Lockett, Lon
ME Perry, Phillip Blackwell,
james c. Horris. Wayne Glanton.
J. T. F1ippin: the Mines Alberta
Bell. OctRTa Shelby. Matte
Drew. Gloria Smith, Carrie Rob
inson, w. A. Lee. william Wade
and Bill Fraction, Ronald Frac-
ton. Michael Fraction Serburn.
Everette johnson and Little Miss
Valera johnson
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neapolis TO take care OF some
business matters after which she
will return TO Hannibal.
Breakfast Pinochle Club: Mrs.
Earl Brent, 4429 Fourth Av. s..
was hostess to the Breakfast PIN
ochle club on Saturday. May 10
Taking home prizes were Mrs.
John Patton, first; Mrs. Lafay-
cite Fields, second and Mrs.
James Hughes. third. Mrs. J. c,
Few. 6+3 Iglehart Av., will be
hostess at the next meeting at
which time members will be her
guests June s and . at her sum
mer cottages on Apple River,
Amery, Wis. The club will then
adjourn for the summer season.
Back Home: Raymond w. Can
non. Palace Building. attorney and
Hobart T. Mitchell Sr., real estate
broker OF 1912 Elliot Av., returned
home Friday. May IS. from Phil.
adelphia, Pa. where they attended
the annual session OF the United
Supreme Council of the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite Free
Masonry. 81 degree. Mr.. Mitchell
spent few days in Washington,
d. c. before returning home.
Mother Il Guest; Mrs, Arie
Briggs Of Cleveland. O., arrived in
the city by plane Friday, May Is,
TO attend a dance recital OF her
granddaughter. Miss Barbara
Jean. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Matt Hammond OF SIT Irving Az,
N. Barbara attends the Mime
apolis College OF Music where she
has been a student for the past
four years. Mrs, Briggs left by
plane for her home on Monday
evening.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-25
NEWMAN RETURNS
FROM NEW YORK

Cecil Newman. Spokesman and
Recorder newspapers EDITOR re-
turned Friday from = brief TIP 10
New York There he attended the
May board Of trustees meeting Of
the National Urban League
Mr.. Newman also Inspected the
nsv five story home o. the Ma
tioraI Urban League which II be-
ing renlodeied and wfl - dsdi.
Gated June ~. The new head
quarters IL Just around the corner
from Rockefeller center
The nevspAperTnan also attend
81 the annual SAAcP Legal De
fsnae and Educational FHnd din
nsr AZ the WaIdorf-As,oriE a,
which time the Philip Murray
Award vas presented 10 Senator
Herbert " Lehman.
Dr. Ralph Bunehs, served a.
master II ceremonies and q star
studded Hist ~ nationally knO~n
oslsbr1,iss we're on hand.
Rev Martin Luther King Jr, n
year old leader u The Non;Eom-
cry. Ala bus protest dsnonEtra.
ton vas the principal sp~aksr
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G unoda Now Hos
Seven EEPc Acts

with the new legislation passed
at spring sessions If three logia.
iaturca, Canada now has seven
Fair Employment Practices acts
In force. six provincial and one
federal. In addition 10 the Can
ada F'Er Act upaB they are
Nova Scotia 1880, New Bruins.
wick 1880, Ontario u9hi),
Manitoba upo3l. Saskatchewan
upS0l and British Columbia
lp5di.
Discrimination In public ac-
commodation II prohibited by Fair
Accommodation Practices act In
Ontario 1850 and Saskatchewan
(Iab6l.
Other anti discrimination mea-
surrs include Saskatchewana mn
Of Rights (19t7); prohibition 81
racial and religious bias by FEEDER.
al government contractors and In
operations ~ tho National En-
ployment Service, measures out
having racial restrictive covenants
In property deeds IN ontario and
Manitoba; and prohibition OF
racial restrictions In insurance In
ontario.
Material assistance was given
In the passage ~ tho six provin,
ciai and one federal act by the
field representatives ~ the
Jewish Labor COMMITTEES who
have officers In Montreal, Toron.
To, Vancouver. Winnipeg and
Windsor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-25
Isis Daughters In
Two Doy Observance

The annual and national
Thanksgiving service OF Fezzan
Court No, 7. Ancient Egyptian
Arabic Order. Daughters of the
Mystic Shrine and Fezzsn Temple
No. 20. Mobiles was observed Sun.
day. May 20, at the morning wor-
ship hour at Zion Baptist church.
The pastor, Rev. II. w. Bolts
Sr.. delivered a timely message,
choosing AZ his subject, The
Household Of Faith"
A splendid musical background
was rendered by the choir.
Participating In the ceremonies
were the illustrtous potentate.
John Nellie Jr., who gave the re-
Spouse, Presentations were made
by Daughters Bessie Lewis, Mary
Johnson and Zella bearing
Progress OF the Daughters Of
Isis was given by Ursula Bolts
who II Imperial Deputy Of FeZzan
Court. No. 7. The court officials
said Daughter Bolts has given
much OF her effort and time 10 the
upbuilding Of the Daughters Of
Isis. She was one Of the first II
iustrious Imperial Commandments
and In also senior Imperial
COMMANDERS and the oldest one
living.
In the absence OF Illustrious
COMMANDERS Helen Lawrence,
DIR. Margaret Wright was In
charge Of the service and intro
duced her cabinet as follows Mrs
Ursula Bolts. illustrious imperial
deputy; Margaret Wright, first
lieutenant. Lena LaFsucetts, sec
ond lieutenant: Ivy MaSaenRill,
high priestsss: Teresa Banks
Oriental guide and Mae Stewart,
reCordresa.
ClimAxinR the services on
Monday evening, May 81. Dangh.
ters Of Isis. FeZzan Court No. 7.
entertained Mobiles Of Fezzhn
Temple. No. 20. and friends AZ
their Feast Of Isis held at the
Fourth American Legion Hall in
81. Paul
II was an evening 81 food, Fun
and feastlng for the more than
I23 members and their guests An
abundance Of food served smor-
gaEbord style plus liquid refresh
rnents was served 10 the gay
crowd
II was a perfect evening for
dancing. for chatting with friends
or for meeting new friends A
five piece orchestra furnished
music for these who wished 10
dance, and an air Of friendly and
gracious hospitality prevailed
throughout the gaia evening.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-25
Debs & Dates
BY "J0NNI"

Hi there dehs and dates! How's
tricks in the Twin Townse just
think, three weeks left OF school.
for most OF you. and then whole
summer ahead OF vacation nun
fun l ssyT Ha.
The 'T.oaferettes" gave Ber-
muda shorts dance at the "Y''
Friday night, hear tell that It
was lot Of fun. They tell me,
that the club informed one deb
from the Twins, that II she came
to the dance sporting Bermuda's,
she could get In freel
had a "spare-of-the-moment'
party Saturday night, and II
turned out just about as most
would--sad.
Say, IL sure Is nice 10 see the
fabulous Kenny Grigsby home on
leave, he has changed considerably
in looks, but II takes nothing away
from him. He still looks good
The Diamonds sang at the Prom
Saturday night and they were
real good.
Have all YOU fabulous people
picked up on the tough short"
that Edgar Jackson has been
sporting around Iately7 Nice,
isn'tH
Tonight Is the Prom OF both of
the Twins" Central schools, and
the kids have planned lots Of hap
penings for this big deal Cool
The Midnighters are making an
other appearance at Labor Tenn
pie Sunday night They haven't
put out too many songs since the
last time they dropped In on us
but I guess they'll still work up
a storm" as usual.
Did any OF you get In on the big
money that Joe Gingales's station
wISK was giving away Saturday
in st. Paul I didn't. but II sure
would have been nice.
Well. fabulous people, once a
gain. have become speechlcss
so I'll pick up on you all at the
dance Sunday. or the roller skat-
ing party Thursday. Signing off
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lglchart Az, a. hostess
Matinee Br,dgr Cinh Met; Mrs,
William Hanna. o?o Western Az.
was hostess to the Matinee Bridge
club ON Tuesday afternoon, May
~ Prizes were won by Mrs, G, A,
Anderson, first; Mrs Lafayette
Fields, NJ proxy for Mrs. Ham.
mond Turner. second and Mrs,
Fred schuck third. The next meet.
ing win be with Mrs Fred
Schuck. sta Fuller Az. ON June 3.
ON Vacation, Mrs, y n. Me
Cracker. sha Alhcrmarle st. left
the city Tuesday evening, May ~
TO VISIT her grandson, Eugene
Toussaiut. who is stationed at ~,
ChaaEc, Ark, Eugene win finish
his training course on Friday and
viii leave May ~, for duty In
Germany Mrs, McCracken will at.
tend exercises at the camp with
her grandson and viii leave FOR
Dayton, q, Ia visit her daughter.
snu In. law and granddaughter,
Mr. and Mrs James McCIcc and
daughter, She plans to be gone for
u month.
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lace and chiffon dress accented
with rhinestone jewelry She wore
a gardcnia corSags.
HostesSes assisting at the re
coption included Mrs William
White, who was in charge. aASia-
ted by Mrs Horace Rruwn who
set the wedding tables, Mrs.
James Lewis, who registered the
guests. the Mines LAMAR Smith,
Andre Florcng. u T Gordon,
clyde ScrogginS and Miss Helen
Smith. who were IN charge ~ the
gifts Others assisting were the
Mines James Lewis, Charles
Brown. Howard Brown. Jesse
Smith. the Misses Jewel and DE,
iorcs Jones and Mrs Bert Buck
n.r. and Mrs Robert Jones Mira
Ariee Hallowcll played incidental
music throughout the reception.
Mrs Beai In n graduate Of Cen
trial High school and business col
iege In 81. Paul. and In employed
In the Motor Vchicie department
office OF the secretary 81 state,
Mr.. Besl Ia q graduate ~ Johr
Cobb High school Springfield
Mo. and Ia currently employed nj
the Veterans Administration hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs Heal are al
home TO thsir friends at TIA Ron,
do Av until June ]
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-25
Attvsk- Brooks Avxlilary
Eisets Delegates To
DlANrlef Convention

A. the May meeting ~ AttuckH.
Brooks Auxiliary 10 Post No 80d,
American Legion held at the home
~ Mrs. Raymond Bledsoe, 500
Carroll Az, Mrs. James Thomas,
retiring president and Mrs John
brown were elected delegates 20
the Fourth District Convention
which will he held In st Paul,
Saturday. June 2
Mrs, Andrew Brent, Poppy
chairman. encouraged everyone 10
yet out and sell peoples on Poppy
Day. which was Thursday. May
~.
The auxiliary will close actki-
ties for the year with ita June
meeting on Monday, June 4. al the
home ~ Mrs Eugene Lewis, pa
Igichart Az, After short bust
ness meeting the members will 80
60 the Dnftwood Room, Hotel
Lowry for dinner
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-25
nc. RAR ASSOCIATION
ADMITS NEGRO MEMBERs

Washington (ANP) The Dis
trict ~ Columbia Bar Association
has. at long last. let down ita ra-
clal bars Ia admit colored attor-
ncyS TO membership,
The action came Tuesday night
when motion to delete the word
white" from the associations
membership bylaws was adopted.
This successful vote oiimaSed
attempts by some members 10
open the membership Of this as
Aoclation 10 all qualified april
ranta since 1900
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Miss Theima Oldham of 1908
Fifth Av. s. Mrs. Oldham is the
mother and Mrs. Webb Is an aunt
OF Miss Oldham. In honor OF her
guests. Miss Oldham viii be at
home TO a few friends from 4 10
8 p. m. Sunday afternoon.
New Car: Mr. and Mrs Robert
II. Taylor OF 500 e. 4lst St, just
returned home from a motor trip
TO indianapolis, Ind, in their new
automobile. They visited relatives
and friends.
Reelected: Mrs. Lillian Penn.
1887 f. Lake Harriet Blvd, was
reelected president Of the Bust
ness and Professional Women's
club of the Minneapolis YWCA.
Mrs. Penn viii leave today, May
rs. for Montgomery. Ala. to visit
her sister, Mrs. Willie DeMott
Moore and nephew. Clarence
Moore. Mrs. Penn will spend a
few days in Chicago visiting rela-
tives and friends.
California Visitor: Mrs. OTIS
Murray Of Los Angeles, Calf.
who has been visiting her sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs. r. l..
Haynes OF Sioux Falls, s. D.. ac-
camponied by the Haynes came
to Minneapolis and spent the week
end. Mrs, Murray was the house
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Crowder OF 4144 Oakland Az. Mrs.
Murray Is a sister-in-law of Mr.
James Murray Of 3946 Third Av
s., and a former resident OF Min
neapolis. Mrs. Murray left for
her home on Sunday. May 20.
Family Visitors: T/Sgt. Henry
Leone and family who have been
stationed in Porto Rico, spent the
past week end in Minneapolis Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Gibbs
OF 1919 r. And st. Mrs Leone is
a niece OF Mrs. Gibbs They were
enroute TO Spokane. Wash, where
Sgt. Leone will now be stationed,
Surprise Visit: Mr.. and Mrs,
Raymond weldston of Los Angel
es, Calf. their daughter and SON.
in-lsw. Mr.. and Mrs. James Stone
OF San Diego. Calf. paid a sur
prise visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Brent OF 1929 Fourth Az. s. The
foursome were enroute to their
homes after attending the Zion
Methodist Episcopal conference in
Pittsburgh, Pa, Mr.. weldston is
a real estate broker In Los An
geles and a former classmate Of
Mrs. Brent In Kansas city. Rans,
The group will stop off in Kansas
City enroute home.
Attanded Conference: Mrs. J. 8.
Daniels Of Ills Humboldt Az. N.
and Hannibal. Mo. returned home
after attending the 35th Quad
rennial General AME conference
in Miami, Fla. Rev. Daniels was
a delegate to the conference from
Allen Chapel AME church in
Hannibal. Rev. and Ms. Daniels
returned to Hannibal and Mrs
Daniels came from there TO Min
On Vacation; Mrs Curtis C.
Chivers, +017 Clinton Az left
Tuesday morning for Detroit,
Mich, TO spend a vacation visit
ing relatives and friends.
silhouette Club: Mrs. Percy
Zachary. l151-D Supernick Lane.
was hostess to the Silhouette club
on May II. The next meeting will
be Sunday. May II. at the home
OF Mrs. Anthony Phifcr, 1891
Fourth Az Minneapolis. at 8 p.
m.
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Social and Personal
y ST. PAUL

Out OF Hospital Nancy ener Robinson infant daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Peter Robinson of $50 lgehart Av returned
home from ST. Josephs hospital Saturday May 10 The
baby had been patient in the hospital for ten days.
Three O'Clock Bridge Club: Three O'Clock Bridge Club
will meet Saturday May % with Mrs Rchey Adams, 9l7
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Women serve as looking
glasses, possessing the magic
power % rrfiectinE the fiEur 81
- man at twice its natural aiEn.-
Virginia WooIf