St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-26
Who's Who
Who's New
Where's To Co
whuS's To Do
Nt. Paul
OPotlight
By MILDRED JORDAN

CHEERLEADERs CENTRAL really o first
meeting the PTA for the held last Thursday october IS
parents hand real nostalgia
feeling sing school about giving the cheers were
rather bashf but parents! From the songes and
meeting Of all parents the divided into freshmen
sphomo junior and senior for detailed discussion Of the
schools program as affects youngsters 1t really nora
stayed away opportunity to
better understand the preparation Of das youth the classroom
IT'S for al denmothers
attendance the current Den
OF are
eager participate program Along get
further briefing is eubmaster, Fred sefert
GET WELL WISHES TO CARL GRIFFIN of Den 8 who has
confined because of illness and his little brother Johnnie
1T HAS BEEN JUST ONE those times
Av just okla where
they illness Of their father John
Griffin His condition is reported improved
SIGN NOTED IN BUSY OFFICE they go
around in big circles for they shah be called wheels
VOLUNTEER HEADQUARTERS Mrs.
auxiliary Attacks Brooks Post SOC of
the American Legion She viii entertain auxiliary members in the
home Saturday October a. when plans for
community work will get underway
GUESTS FROM CHICAGO who after
spending delightful week St Paul guests of Mr. and Mrs
Mrs Thomas Hgginboham.
COMMENTATORS FOR THE 1855 credjafan style
might better attended with advertising was
the Emporums auditorium last Thursday evening.
COURT WAS ACTUALLY SESSION, with the Hon
Archie Gngod presiding during the luncheon meeting Of the
Community Chest and Council Tuesday afternoon
90 when the of Miss Maxine Smith admins
atve of the st Paul Urban League His honor who
speakers other worth
projects community and welfare the singing
Judge mock trial done up ceverly in rhythm and rhyme
solo which they told witty well
CD songs how they had worked to further the campaign when
before the bench by Of their members atred in the
garb of bahn
NEAR ENOUGH catch the names of all of the
speakers recognize City
director of the HOB and Warren Hayes This presentation
made enjoyable by musical background provided by his
Judge Ronald Hatchy the saaphone marmbas and piano
chords
WELL REPRESENTED LUNCHEON wasth HOB the
Attacks Home and the Workshop for the
Blind and just about all Of the social agencies throughout the CITY
report heard would that H. W. Blake
J. Hol chairman and each and every door
bell ringer and keyman did terrific job!
BECAUSE OF THE COMBINED efforts volunteers
the agencies which do much to make our City such
place which will the financial support they
Any and all of these 40 agencies
family and mine If you gave aren't you glad?
SPECIAL WORD OF TRIBUTE to the workers in Rice
Lexington under commander Frank Loss and cocommander
captains the Norman
Light public schools and the Urban Leagues
Ernest c, Cooper.
IIEuTENANTs DOING THEIR BIT were Norman Edgar
Pillow, Ernest Greene and Frank schne
H AND GREAT dtIgent block work
William Donazen Branson John
Stanley Walker Theodore Allen Ernest John
Allison McCoy Carl Griffin Charles Banks and
Suthern Also N L. Hardy Robert Jones Alfred
Williams Galloway Byron Charles Hargraves and
Dorothy the busy workers the
King Cyburn and the Mines Robert A
Coleman Norman Davis Robert Shottne
Percy Dawson Roosevelt Harmon Fred Sohuc Ben
Alexander Sidney William CLANCY James Robin
Floyd Tamage Carey William suherln Russell Baenge
Julius Johnson and Frank Schne.
ALSO FANK SMITH Bill McNioore
we are sure others only waiting hear the
good the town. supported cur cam
paign good scouting program for the
youngsters football at the HOB better pro
comfort for the aged at the
Crispu homes for the aged nursing
family counselng ana the ust OF au
vantages numerousl
MEMBERS Lawrence Post auxiliary OF the American
Legion away many prizes at the membership meeting
Thursday Legion ha They over the top IN
membership Monday October y at the
home president Calvin Taylor and really got to WORK
project making pads patients Among the mem
Answorth johnnie Mae Lewis
Evelyn Lewis Ivy Hagen Mrs, Taylor.