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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-02
IT'S A DATE
THURSDAY

WILLIAM ROSENDORF will
stage a fur fashion show for
the Fort Myer Women's Club
at 1890 pm. at Patton Hall.
North Post. The luncheon is a
benefit for the Washington
Heart Association,
KOTZIN'S presents GO
Together" fashion show at
$50 pm. at the first Of a
series of regular Thursday
night Government Girl" box
supper fashion shows, at the
Presidential Arms, 1920 @
street NV. A figure forum
by the Models Guild. Inc. will
be held. Ginny DeFranceaux
will do the commentary.
FRIDAY
SIXTY OR OVER? You're
invited to attend the young
In Heart" millinery show and
charm clinic for the Super
Sixties" Club. at 2 pm. at the
Church of the Epiphany
Parish HalD. 1917 G street
NV. Millinery from the
Shoreham Hat Shop for the
women, and mems hats from
Bruce Hunt. Members of the
combined clubs will model.
Call Mrs. Muriel Rinov. Elk.
3-787S. for further informa-
ton. Janice Clark of The
Models Guild will direct the
charm clinic. Tips on makeup
and good grooming will be
outlined.
SATURDAY
WASHINGTON PARTY
starts up again in a big fashion
way. Christian Dior Furs by
Jandel's and Nine. Chautemps
French chapeaux designs will
star at this first luncheon party
of the season at the Willard
Hotel, 1890 pm. in the
Crystal Room. Mrs. Gladstone
Williams is in charge Of the
fashionable proceedings.
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Searching for Stencils

X. X. G.. Washington
My son, having Just started
in the first grade Of school. is
being subjected to the visual
method of learning words.
Chat is. learning by recog-
nizing shapes. ETC., rather than
spelling.) AS a supplement to
the school program ! desire to
makeup a vocabulary on five
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Regarding the Ruqs
MS. n. G. B.. Washinato

Mrs. M. c. B., Washington
To Mrs. C. c. R.. Rockville:
In regards to your scatter rugs,
you can purchase Iatex or
lastex trubberized solution) at
department stores and paint
on the backs to restore them.
1t costs about q dollar.
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Mrs. ]. II. d, Alerandria

MTs. ]. n. G.1 AEeIdHuTt0
The rubberized backing
washed out Of my rugs, too,
and I had a furniture store
cut pads for them just like the
ones used under our large rugs.
This works fine for us.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-07

housewives can do all the things
we planned to do all summer. Can
you believe Denise Tate is a
mong the kindergarteners, she isl!
Daniel Coates, Lawrence Dysart
Al Williams and John ellis are
in Kansas city, Mo, TO see a ball
game Dan and Lawrence are from
Missouri and Kansas and l know
they'n be seeing all their buddies
at the game and chewing the fat.
Our own James Cabbell flew
Saturday A, NJ, to Los Angeles,
with other members Of the Legion
Chorus TO be in a contest. Just a
couple Of seconds ago l read that
they won (wc), isn't that grand I?
I'm just proud enough to believe
it's James own doings,
Mrs. l. Dysart is having fun
with her ma Mrs Kelley at At
Gibson, Kans, and her brother Karl
OF Omaha Both visiting in the by
sart home. Mrs, Bob Williams is a
sister OF Mrs, Dysart so she too is
having a fine time with her relA-
tives. Eight Dysart Youngsters
and three williams kids are night
ing over grandma.
Mrs, Kenny Anderson tMerilel
and daughter are at home in the
Anderson home. Mrs. X is pretty
as ever and the daughter is so
sweet Virgil Anderson is home
from the Vets hospital and able TO
appreciate the blessings OF his fun
family and grandchildren
RoSeanne Monkey and son
Peany tredl are at home again
after a nice vacation in Chicago.
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Retiring President BSCP Aux.

Retiring President BSCP Aux.
ley, recording secretary,
The auxiliary auditing commit
tee consists of Leota Perkins,
Grace Judy and Bertha Smith.
Executive committee: Thelma
Wade, Emma Gage, Mary Cock
reT, Grace Judy and Harriet Jones.
Entertainment committee: Minnie
Rhodes, Myrtle Manson and Ber-
tina Smith, Membership: Leota
Perkins and Irene Harvey. Porter
ess: Thelma Wade, Sentinel and
news reporter, Myrtle Manson.
Officers were installed by L. C.
Leverette. auxiliary counsellor.
BSCP members present included
Floyd l. Manson, Fred Murphy
and Ben Harvey,
The retiring president. Harriet
Jones was IN and was unable 20 be
present. The organization sent her
a token Of appreciation for her
service as president for two terms.
Hope was expressed that Edna
shannon would have a speedy re-
covery from illness.
The Auxiliary also expressed
deep sympathy with Mr. and Mrs,
Carl Cockren and former member
Estella w. Sims for their recent
bereavements.
The September meeting viii be
held Tuesday the 18th az the home
Of Mrs Irene Harvey, ll3O Al
drich Av n.
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SIOUX
r L [ S
NEWS
NJ o 7 ( S
By Kaye Coates
Sioux Falls, \. ID,

w, H. Howell. Western Baptist
Seminary, Kansas City Mo, is
here visiting with Rev and Mrs.
II Thomas for a week. Towns
folk are enjoying doing things for
the whole group. Dinner at Bent
ley's, picnic with the Whites and
Coates. Corn Palace with the
Frosts and many other nice things
kept Prof Howell busy He is tops,
Mrs c, Shelley tripped off to
Iowa 10 go by motor to Denver, TO
the National Baptist Convention
MIR Shelley Is here and does he
ever look lost. Mr. s. has planned
his vacation so he can skip down
to Iowa and bring Madam S, home
The VIM, Tolson's spent part OF
their holiday in Yankton. s Oak
visiting friends.
Bonnie Williams and mother-in-
law, Mrs, Minnie Williams are
house guests OF the Rargers The
two are wen known here SO they
are living Il up with friends
Talked TO Eva Williams on the
phone, She is home doing fine af-
ter her recent illness She wishes
TO thank all Tor the many lovely
cards The pySarts kept her room
CHEEKY with lovely flowers, Mrs.
Lucille Thomas, Chicago, m, sis
ter OF Mrs, Williams and baby
daughter spent a week with the
Williams family. Eva knows she
can't ever mention all the names
% the kind folks, so she Just says,
Thanks AM
Ora Brown has been around
town visiting friends and her son,
Edward Ora is a clipper as ever
orRs home Is In Pipcstone now
Her husband, w Brown is In the
Armed Forces.
Had nice note from Mrs X
Monroe, Lawrence, KaNnsas, She
ENJOYED her stay here with her
relatives, the Claytons and rates
She is receiving our paper and
loves Il. tno commercially.
lis IAN now and the kiddie,
are of 20 school again. now ",
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From Chicago:
From Chicago:
Brutal Brothers"
Shriners Degree
Tenn Was Here

A Shriners degree team from
Arabia Temple No. a., Of Chicago
called the Brutal Brothers" con-
Quoted the initiation Of Fezzan
Temple nouates which was a fea-
ture Of the Gala Days celebration.
Among the candidates who
"trod the desert sands were
Llody Smith, Calvin Jones, Don
Callander, LAMAR Roberts, Ro-
bert Benford, James Edwards,
Harry Mayes, r. L. Cox and w. E.
Graves.
The Brutal Brothers" degree
team which came to Minneapolis
included Charles c. Young, di-
rector. Thomas w. Robins, cap
tain; William A. Lester, co-cap-
tain; Thomas Edge, treasurer;
Robert c. Thomas, recording sec
rotary and members Richard C.
Saunders, Burette King and How
ard Mcclure.
Arabia Temples Potentate Ber-
yam A Gore came to Minneapolis
to participate in the meetings.
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BORDER METHODIST

p. j. Truly OF Grace Methodist
church brought the message on
Sunday, September 2 in the alb
sence Of Rev. Charles Sexton, Min
lister, who spoke for Rev. Martin
Simmons at St. Peters AAIE
church.
Mr.. Tulley chose for his scrip
ture lesson st. Matt. 1S:10-14, and
brought a fine message in Chris
tan learning.
His message, by thought, word
and deed, portray Christ's bless
ings to us by His thoughts, words
and deeds" l am sure that those
who heard him were truly blessed.
We at Border are most apprecia-
tive TO Mr.. Tulley for his kind and
willing help in serving our church.
May Gods blessings be upon him,
ihs family and his church.
Be Christhke and remember the
sick, the shut-in and the afflicted
with your thoughts, words and
deeds.
The doors of Christ's church are
open to you. Come an diet Christ's
light shine upon you. Border well
comes all visitors.
II is a Joy to welcome Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Covington and family to
Borders family of Christ. Chill
dren have a better and more low
ing life when they are given the
knowledge of God thru their
mothers and fathers.
Next Sunday is Mems Day.
Clifford Hawkins, program chair
man has a fine program awaiting
you for the IL a. m. service.
Chester Franzell of Aldergate
church will speak and Fred Ew-
ing of st. Peters AME church,
will bring a Christian message in
song, At the 4 p. m. service, l..
Howard Bennett, outstanding law
yer, NAACP president and State
Athletic Commission member, will
speak and musical selections will
be rendered by the st. Peter Male
Choir. At the conclusion of the
service refreshments will be
served and a wonderful fellow
ship will be enjoyed.
The women win have their day
on October IA. Look TO this day.
Mrs. Marvella Mays is planning
wonderful program.
The Methodist Laymen's Re-
treat viii be held September Is
and 16, at F'rontenac on Lake
Pepin. Guest personalities will be
Bishop ID. Stanley Coors, Ken
meth Hultgren, DR.. Robert Smith,
and Rev Robert Laidig. For reser-
vations see Jack Smith, president
of Borders Mems Club, or Border
lay leader, Harry Davis. Next
Sunday, September 9, is the dead
line for reservations.
Borders Building Fund COM
mittee is working for your future.
Remember to fulfill your pledge
for Gods work depends on your
generosity.
Your pastors vacation is near
at hand. Remember to send him on
a vacation with a gift of love.
Mrs. Alice Polk will accept your
donations.
In closing, do you agree? "At-
tempt great things for God; ex-
pect great things from God"
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Sonny Barnett of Arabia Temple
In Chicago was in charge OF the
recent Queen Contest which was a
feature Of the Shrine national con-
vention in Washington On this
weeks picture page in this paper
Is photo OF some OF the queens
whom Sonny had charge. greeting
President Eisenhower at the White
House, Sonny Is imperial deputy
In charge OF promotions
T G. Almore, OF Jackson. Miss,
who had been attending the ma
tional convention OF the Letter
Carriers and who is shrine deputy
Tor his state remained over for the
Gala Days, MIR Almore likes Min
nesota lie is also the grand
junior warden OF the Prince Han
Masons OF the state OF Mississippi
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MT. OIIVET BAPTIST

The morning worship service
was well attended. Rev. B. II.
Hunter chose as a subject for his
message, Gods Call To Service. -
Text First Chronicles 29:5.
Prayer was the key word in the
message. Rev. Hunter stated that
Prayer and will-power viii help
one to do better service to God. "
The Senior choir rendered music
for the morning worship. Mrs.
Ruth l.. Mcdonald directing. Miss
Lorraine johnson was at the
piano.
Scripture lesson was by Rev. B.
II. Hunter, taken from First
Chronicles 20 chapter, LIST to 10th
verses, Prayer was by Rev. Ar
thur Harper, Prayer Dor the sick
by Rev. Jace Clayburn. Miss Bar
bara Ballard united with the
church by Christian Experience.
The Ordinance of baptism was
performed after the morning wor-
ship service.
Welcomed as visitors were Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Lowry, Des Moines,
Iowa; Mr.. Lloyd Crump, Van
Couver. Canada and ER.S. Bel
lamy Cregary, Alberta Canada.
The ordinance OF The Lords
supper at the evening hour. Rev.
B. II. Hunter and Mrs. Ruth L.
Mcdonald win be attending the
National Baptist Convention in
Denver. Colo. Gods speed and our
prayers go with thine for safe
trip to and from the convention.
Deacon Milsap suffered burns
while on the job Friday and was
hospitalized at St Lules. Cards
and visits will be appreciated.
Mother Alice Brown is a patient
at Ancker hospital Sister Ora
Garner is a patient at ST. Lukes
hospital. Remember them also
with cards and visits. The church
is praying for all sick and shut
ms.
Mrs. Matte Bonner has return
ed from Chicago where she went
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CHARLES HUMPHREY

Funeral services for Charles b,
Humphrey, II. 1927 Emerson Av,
No. who died at Swedish hos
pital. Sept 4. win be held Satur-
day, Sept, s, at Woodland Funeral
Home Chapel at p. m.
The names Of survivors were not
available at press time, Further
information may be obtained by
calling Woodland Funeral Home,
Hy 5ST7.
Interment at Crystal Lake
Cemetery.
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BESSIE MILLER

Mrs Bessie Lee Miller. rs, died
az her home, 40 Highland Av. n.
on Tuesday, September 4.
Funeral services viii be held
Friday, September 7, at Bethes-
da Baptist church at IL a. m.
Survivors include her husband,
George, a son and several sisters.
Complete information could not be
obtained at press time.
Woodland Funeral Home was in
charge Of arrangements.
Interment at Crystal Lake
Cemetery.
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

To say thank you" for all the
thoughtfulness of prayers, tele-
phone calls, flowers, visits, cards
and personal messages from so
many seems utterly inadequate.
They have each and collectively
helped so much in my steady re-
covery from my prolonged ill
ness. Inadequate as it is, l
thank each and all of you from the
depths of my heart.
Mrs. Carrie NJ. Johnson
S04 Aldrich Ave. ".
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CASSIE SMITH

Funeral services were held on
Wednesday, Sept, 8, FOR Mrs. Cas-
sic Smith. sos 81. Anthony Av., at
Brooks Funeral Home, at 2. p. m.
Visitation was held ON Tuesday.
Sept. 4 at the funeral home.
Mrs, Smith Is survived by a
son, Roy NJ Moody Sr., nine
grandchildren. ~ great -grandchil-
dren and other relatives.
Interment was at Oakland
cemetery.
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Ratliff, Ivy NIassengilI.

They like Chi. but they love South
Dakota.
Georgia Lee accompanied by Jr.
Anderson is in Omaha, Neb,, visit
ing relatives and friends. Georgia
is a good family gal who enjoys
this visit yearly
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

Guest speaker at the morning
worship service at Pilgrim Baptist
church on Communion Sunday,
September 2 was DR.. Charles Z.
Boddie, field secretary OF the
American Baptist Convention. DR.,
Boddie, formerly pastor Of Mt
OHvet Baptist Church, Rochester
n. Y, before his appointment by
the convention, spoke before a
capacity audience.
Sunday marked the end Of the
vacation period for all church
choirs and au1dliaries. Music was
by the Senior Choir, directed by
Mrs. Ruby Grant; the Choral
group. directed by Mrs. Loueua
TAYLOR and the Gospel Chorus, I'M
der the direction of Mrs. O'Delle
Galloway. Morning prayer was
given by Deacon c. S. Anderson
and Rev. Milton A. Combs gave
the children's story.
It was noted that Mrs. Nanette
Jones who has been confined at
Northern Pacific hospital has re-
turned home and that little Craig
Henderson is confined TO Childrens
hospital
Appreciation was expressed by
Deaconess Jeanette Knott to Dr.
Massey and Christian friends for
cards, flowers and other kindness
es during her recent illness.
Notices were read by Mrs. Cora
Belle Banks, church clerk. Uniting
with the church and becoming
candidates for baptism were Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Bantam.
Among registered visitors in
troduced and welcomed were Mrs
Robert Freeman, Kansas City
Mo, sister of Mrs. Armenia Wal
ker; Mrs. Eugene II. Lewis, st
Paul, Mrs. Audrey Tillman, Chi
cago, sister of Trustee Ramsey
jackson; Mrs. Margaret O'Neal
Indianapolis, Ind; Mrs. Gloria
Lewis, Gary Ind, a former mem
Der of Pilgrim; Mrs. Evelyn Rob
inson of Seattle, Washington, al
so a former member and Mrs. T.
l.. Hickman, Chicago.
Also Mrs. Zee Anderson Bar
ron, sister of J. d. and Deacon C.
S. Anderson; John A. Jones, Lin
coin, Neb.; Mckinley Holmes, St
Paul; Mrs. Lillian Reynolds OF
Chicago; Lee G.. Wiley, Duluth
Messrs. Harris and William Rob-
inson, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs
Scion Watkins and Miss Hazel
Wilder, relatives and friends OF
Deacon A. w. Jordan; Mrs. Alice
Deloney of st! Louis, Mo, sister
of Mrs. II. NJ. Tyler and Mr.. and
Mrs. William McGhee, Chicago
relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.
Baines.
DIR. and Mrs. Massey left or
Monday, September 3 for Denver
Colo, to attend the National Bap.
fist Convention. DR. Massey is
1856 program chairman and secre'
tary Of the business committee OF
the convention, as well as a vice
president and member of the Fore.
ign Missions Board. Mrs. Massey
is a Life Member of the Women's
Convention. Other Pilgrimites at.
tending the convention include
Deacon and Deaconess A. w. Jor,
dan, Trustee b. F. Taylor; Mrs
Roxie Anderson, Mrs. Words
Guthrie, Rev. j. w. Junell, Rev. ]
w. Phelps, Deaconess Luella
Brown, Edmond Moore and Mrs
Mildred Jordan.
Ordination services for Rev.
Milton Combs, missionary to Bur,
ma were held at p. m. with DR.
Boddie as speaker. A reception for
Rev. Combs and family was held
in Fellowship Hall, following the
service.
Speaker at the IL a. m. service
on Sunday, September 8 will be
Rev. Joseph Jackson, pastor OF
Pilgrim Rest Baptist church, Min
neapohs.
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Returned Home: Palmer Jack
son S70S Fourth Az. s. returned
home Thursday August 50. from
Omaha, Nebraska. where he spent
week visiting his mother Mrs
Nan White Hall
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Lelu Mae Stewart
Installed AS Head
Of BScP Auxiliary

The Minneapolis Ladies Aux
Hilary to the Brotherhood of
Sleeping Car Porters installed Of,
ficers August %. The meeting was
held at the home Of Mrs. Myrtle
Manson.
New officers are Leila Mae
Stewart, president; Lois Murphy
first vice-pres,; Minnie Rhodes
second vice-pres,; Dorothy Payne
seCretary-treas. and Naomi Mos,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-07

Sioux Fallers Visit: Bentley ia
co, Edward Williams and Yvonne
Lee, all Of Sioux Falls, visited
Minneapolis over the week end.
They were guests at the Dollie
Hotel, managed by former
Sioux Falls resident, Mrs. Dolle
Baker.
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GARD OF APPRECIATION

want to extend my sincere
thanks and appreciation to my
friends and neighbors for the
beautiful flowers and plants. The
consolation and cards shown me
during my illness both at home
and the hospital.
Mrs. Mary f. Lasley
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Twin City
Church NeWs

to be at the bed side Of her sister
who was i'll. Remember the mid
week prayer services.
You are welcome at Mt. Olvet
Baptist church at all times.
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photos Of Mobiles and Daughter
and large lumber Of advertise.
ments from Minneapolis and 81
Paul business firms.
The NaciremA Club, the new
mems social organization at 394s
Fourth Az. s., was a mecca after
Saturdays parade. Citizens Joined
visiting brothers and sisters in
admiring the facilities OF the club
which Is not yet fully completed.
Two past grand masters Of the
Iowa Masonic fraternity were
present at the shriners meetings
here. One was w. I. Mckee OF
Davenport, Ia, periodical dis
tributor. The other was Louis j.
Henry, also Of Davenport.
Mr. Henry served overseas in
World War wit!- James C..
crowder Of Minneapolis
John G. Buckner. a member Of
Bashir Temple, Waterloo. Ia, and
resident Of Davenport is oriental
guide for his temple Mr. Buckner
IN active In the AME church and
was recently named vice-president
OF the laymen's organization Of
the Fourth Episcopal district.
Three members OF Zeid Court
No. 80. Dies Molnes, registered
early. They were Mines. Helen
McCrayen, MabIe weathers and
Hiawatha Potter.
Grace Bucltner, Bashir Court
No. 100 represented the Daughters
OF Isis Of Waterloo.
Three Bashir Temple mem
beers who seemed 90 be having "a
good time In Minnesota were
Jacob Brown, Homer Franklin
and Dan Anderson. all OF Water
loo.
Another past grand master Of
the Iowa Masonic Jurisdiction pre-
sent was Jacob Nelson OF Burling-
ton. Ia
MIR. and Mrs Gerald Bryson
Of Dies Molnes were seen enjoy.
Ing themselves. Noble Bryson Is
u member Of Zcid Temple.
Three Mobiles from Marshall
town., Ia. were participants in the
sessions and the fun. They were
Herman johnson. NJ II. Warren
and Manuel T. Bailey. Mrs. Bailey
accompanied Noble Bailey.
Zeid Temples potcntate Sloan
Taylor looked the part. lie was
accompanied 20 the city by his
young daughter Joyce Ann. Zeid
Temple has membership OF 90
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-07

One Of the oldtimers Of the
Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine, Past
Potentate lie Roy Bird Of Den
yer, Colo. was in attendance at
the three day Gala Days celebra-
ton. Noble Bird was returning
from the national meeting Of the
order In Washington, ID. C. He
has been a member for 81 years.
Noble Bird. who formerly lived
in Des Moines. was potentate Of
zeid Temple Of that city for IS
years.
Mobiles present from Waterloos
Bashir Temple included Charles
Taylor. VIM. coney, vivret Nor
man. who served AZ co-chairman
Of the celebration.
The busiest Minnesota Noble
seemed 10 be Russell Mayo who
was entertainment chairman and
seemed 10 be working on ten dif-
ferent missions at once. always
very cody and calmly.
Imperial Potentate Booker 7.
Alexander Of Detroit said the
Newspaper coverage OF the
Spokesman and Recorder papers
for the size Of the meetings was
better than the national conciave
received from Washington. d. C.
papers a few days ago.
II was the Job OF the chief
Shrine official In Minnesota,
Charles d. Doty, imperial deputy
for the desert OF Minnesota TO see
that the Imperial Potentate was
shown all Of the eourtesies Of the
city.
Pom Doty saw 10 II that the
shriner chief saw all OF the inter-
esting views about the two towns.
Noble Wayne Glanton, chairman
OF the Advertising and Public Re-
lations committee was busy taxi
ing bows for the fine job Of pub
licizlng the Gala Days celebration.
The Snack Bar al the Poten-
tates Bah sold out every hot dog,
ham sandwich that could be pre-
pared, plus several pots OF chilli
prepared by committee chairman
Virgil Hadley who Is Great
Northern R.R. dining car chef.
Following the highly successful
Oriental Tea the Daughters OF
Isis Fezzan Court ladies' enter
tanned the out-of-town Daughters
and women guests az a cocktail
party and late buffet supper
Daughter Bessie Ratliff. chair
man Of the Fezzan Court ways
and means committee was elated
over the success OF the annual
Queen" contest which was won
by the popular Mrs, Terry Qualls.
The crowd at the Isis tea was
happy TO see Worthy Grand Ma
tron Beulah t. Mitchell. who will
lead the oEs to It's annual meet
ing at Sioux Falls, $. d. in the
third week OF the month.
The sottVenir hpoah,,r, ,,,.. n
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The souvenir brochure was a
handsome job and contained
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-07

Following the highly successful
Oriental Tea the Daughters OF
Isis Fezzan Court ladies' enter
tanned the out-of-town Daughters
and women guests at a cocktail
party and late buffet supper.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-07

Daughter Bessie Ratliff. chair
man OF the Fezzan Court ways
and means committee was elated
over the success OF the annual
Queen" contest which was won
by the popular Mrs, Terry oualls.
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The crowd at the Isis tea was
happy 10 see Worthy Grand Ma
tron Beulah T. Mitchell, who will
lead the oEs TO It's annual meet
ing at Sioux Falls, s. d. in the
third week OF the month.
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The Snack Bar at the Poten-
tates Bah sold out every hot dog.
ham sandwich that could be pre-
pared plus several pots OF chilli
prepared by committee chairman
Virgil Hadley who Is a Great
Northern R.R. dining car chef.