davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27

Bel-air Lemonade is the
easiest to prepare fresh !.
fruit drink we know of .s.s,
1t takes less than q minute
to convert frozen Lemonade
into a pitcher of tempting,
healthful beverage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
Bing Cherries

Set out bowl of these large, sweet
Bing Cherries and watch EN- go for
the wonderful flavor Of these summer
gems
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27

So fresh, the kernels pop denciously
as you bite along the sweet golden
rows. Take homdsome for tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
quality dry cleaning

An opportunity to our many voIued
customers, os we'll os new customers,
to discover the extra services Of our
quoity dry cleaning; processed in our
own plant; coreful inspection and
measurement Of garments; buttons
and trimmings removed before Clean
ing, replaced otter; hand spottine. For
Anniversary Sole only:
Mems Suits, regularly ZOO. 100
Women's Dresses, plain, regularly
US. l.8O
(Foncy dresses requiring additional
work, 2o9o less than regular price,
Coll District 1890 for prompt collection, or
bring TO Dry Cleaning Desk, 3rd Floor, North
Building :. Or Chevy Chase Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
girdles and bras reduced

Morjo Embroidered Cotton Bros; 81
IS in A and B Cup, 1928 in c Cup.
Regularly $50. 1.W
WGL-Corsets and Bros. Ord Floor
Washington Store Onlv
Famous Name Girdles. nyIon with
elastic net side panels, boned front;
1886. If regular stock, 1850. 11.W
WGL-Corsets and Bros, Bird Floor
also Chevy Chase and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
fashion trims" notions

Assorted Buttons, rhinestones, white
and smoked peorls; reeulorly 100
and ! so cord. Soc
Swiss loce and Embroidery, regularly
ZOO to $50 yord. Los
Assorted Spring Flowers. regularly
LOO. sc
De Luxe Tidee Maid Sewing Box, holds
IL spools thread, removable troy. Reg
ulorIy ZOO. 1.6O
WSl-Notions, st Floor
:. selections OF Chevy Chase ond Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14

"Super Feother-Lin," q popular
Cohomo royon with the Look
Of Linen. Washable, wrinkle
resistont plus controlled shrink
ooe. Many coIors to choose.
45". Regularly LOO yard.
Special. yord 75c
Fashion Denins by BIusurf and
Simtex in smart ploids, stripes,
plain coIors. Creose- resistont
cotton 3d.. Regularly 7oc and
8oe yard. Special 40c
Everfost "Sotino'' printed,
polished "EveroIoze" cotton in
spring designs and colors. 36".
Regularly l.3e yard. Speeiol
80c
Printed Cotton PIisses, wosh-
obIe, iron-shunnine. &c.. Reg.
ulorIy 7ec and 8ec yard. Spe.
ciol 40c
Lovely lody Cotton VoiIes, en-
chontine designs, ereose-re-
sistont. 36", Regularly LIZ
yard. Special Csc
No-Iron Cottons by Ameritex,
exciting new prints. 3d.. Reg
ulorly 90 yard. 75c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
stock up on beauty items

3-Piece Dresser Sets, mirror, brush,
comb; engine turned engraving. 7.o5
Cotton Dobs in assorted postels. in
plastic apple Csc
Woodward 6 Lothrop Lother Plus Soop,
IL cakes to box. 1.58, 2 for 800
WGL-Cosmetcs, lst Floor
4. also Chevy Chase ond Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
save on famous luggage

Sove 4O9o on De Luxe AmeIio Eorhort
Luggage, brown English tweed bound
in deep mahogany leather, and lined
in rich brown sotin. 1890 to $50
tpIeose odd looo Federal Tox to prieesl
WGL-Lueooee, 7th Floor
-. also Chevy Chose and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
save on lingerie, robes

NyIon Tricot Gowns, long and woltz
length in white and posteIs. 32-38 in
the group. Regularly 500. AS
Nylon Trieot and NyIon Sotin Slips;
white in 32-38. Regularly 500. AIS
No-lro Cotton Robes, assorted prints;
1918 Regularly 7.ee. AIS
W6L-lineerie, Lounge Weor and Robes. Bird
Floor also Chevy Chose and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
save fashion umbrellas

Handsome Umbrellas, imported and
domestic fobries and handles. Reou-
IorIy 5OO-lO.o5. 800 and 4.9o
WGl-Unbrellos, lst Floor
e.. also Chevy Chose and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
bake shop specials
On sale through Saturday,
February lS:

February 10:
8" Lemon Merineue Pie, reg. Doc &c
6" Fruit Crunnb Coffee Coke, reg. 4Oe,
32c
Lozy Daisy Cake, with frostine boxed
on cake, regularly 45c. Soc
On sale through Saturday,
February Is:
Large Cookies, reg. soc q dozen. 40c
Loree Cookies, reg Soc O dozen. 4Sc
Anodomo Breed, an American trodi-
ton, regularly Doc. 24c
W6L-Boke Shop, st Floor. North Building
. also Chevy Chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
taste.tempting candy

Coconut Bon Bons. pound. 45c
Coshew Butter Crunch, pound, 7oc
Nut Topped Dotes, pound, Csc
imported English Toffee, pound, SOC
W6L-Condy st Floor
:. also Chevy Chase and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
SPRINGS FASHION FABRICS
a AT GREAT SAVINGS

Pure Silk Prints by 0ourdon,
French inspired designs and
colors, AZ. Regularly 4.es to
o.e5 q yard, Special, yard 1893
Silks with the Look Of Linen,
0ourdon interprets q Ieodine
fashion trend, in q range of
beautiful coIors. ~" wide.
Regularly 4.e8 yard. 1893
Silk Shontune Prints by Joyce,
tiny, weorobIe prints and flot-
terine fIoroIs. Az. Regularly
3.e8 yord. 1.o8
"Moyro" Royon with the Linen
Look, on Ameritex washable,
crease resistont fobric. Light
TO dark coIors. 45". Regularly
l.50 yord. 1.10
Rupee" Cohomo's textured,
washable e09o spun royon,
1923 silk blend. Wrinkle-re-
sistont. 45". Regularly 1873
yard. $50
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14

vina owe godine koja Sc Ia
klopila sa "Hrvatskim Svije-
TOM. Steta je / lao nam je
da ovako bro nestaju s po-
zornice hrvatskog doseljenic-
kog zivota hrvatske novine u
cemu su j same krive svojom
nesnosnom politikom osudji-
vanja, da nerecemo kleveta-
MIA vlastitog naroda i svojih
organizacija.
Ovdje Sc obistinjuje ona
narodna: "Tko ma glavi ide,
nece do kraja ici nj ma noga-
ma. Ia ovim propalim Ii
stovima povela Sc jos jedna
hrvatska novina u Kanadi,
koja je svoje stupce otvorila
"a neosnovane napadaje, pod
vale rune klevete, pax Sc
opaza da $ pretplatama O.
pada i novina sc Sale mno-
gina, koji nisu | nece ,obno-
viii pretplatu radi takovog
pisanja
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14
Drvo IL koga kisa pada

U nekim krajevima JUNE
Amerike raste drvo, sa kog
curl toliko vode, da "voda
curl kao kisa". "Kisno drvo"
naraste do dvadeset metara
visoko, a njegovo lisce ina
svojstvo da upija via gu IL
zraka u tolikoj mjeri, da "a
lisca padaju kaplje vode ia
ko mnogo, kao da kisi. Zem-
liza ispod stabla, koja je inace
suha pusta, daje obilno gu
ste trave.
U Floridi raste drugo drvo,
koje daje bodice, s kojima re
moze pratt rublje, jer toliko
pjeni u vodi cisti, buduci
da sadrzi mnogo saponina.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14
JOS JEDNA N0YINA
MAkJE

Doznajemo, da je hrvatski
chikaski tjednik "Americki
Hrvatski Glasnik" prestao IL
laziti, naime, da je njegov u
rednik, G. DR.. Dinko suljak
prodao tiskaru i time zaklo-
pio tn novinu "a uvijek. =
"A.H.G." jest jedna cd sta
rijih hrvatskih novina u O.
vol zemlji. Osnovao ga je po-
kojni Malta sojat u Calumet,
Michigan, $ nazovom "Hrvat-
SKA, koje je ime resilo tai
list "a dugo godina. Cd So
jata ga je kupio brat Stjepan
Vrancic i prenio u Chicago,
gdje je "Hrvatsku" prekrstio
u "Jugoslavenski Glasnik" "a
vrijen1e Aleksanderove dix
tature, poslije ga opet pre-
krstio u "Americki Hrvatski
Glasnik". Vrancic je zadnje
vrijeme obolio list je pro-
dao Konzorciju Hrvatske Sc
ljacke Stranke u Sled. Drza-
wanna Amerike, koji je stajao
pod upravom zadnjeg ured-
nika DR.. suljaka. Oval je o.
krenuo liniju lista u zucnu
kritiku protiv Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice i njene upra-
We, te je radi toga nailazio
ma negodovanje svojih cita-
laca i to je prouzrocilo pro-
past lista.
Ovo je druga hrvatska no.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14

pa i ma jednu hiljadu. U da-
nasnja skupa vremena to nj
je nikakova osiguracija, jer
Secimo u slucaju da je gla-
va obitelji osiguran ma svo-
tu cd $4,000 iii 81, 100000
nakon pogreba udovici i die
ci nije nista ostalo. Ne samo
da nije nista ostalo nego &c
biti sretni ako su imali do
voljno da pokriju pogrebne
troskove. Kao jedan PRIMER
kojeg je govornik iznio, bio
je, kako mi poprijecno trosi-
mo $50 cd nase zarade "a o.
siguraciju a 1919 ma pusenje
i druge razonode bez kojih
bi Sc moglo zivjeti. On je
takodjer istaknuo, da umje-
sto da nasi clanovi maine u
bratskim organizacijama u
zimaju povisicu kod svojih
organizacija, oni uzimaju no.
WI osiguraciju kod insurance
kompanija, koje ma n a m a
prave velike profile.
Poucno predavanje odrzao
je i Harold Hoel, cd Lutheran
Brotherhood. On je istaknuo
kako kod nasih bratskih or
ganizacija wise Sc gleda ma
veliki broj clanstva a mamie
ma visinu osiguracija, I tu
sam Sc opet u mislima pre-
nio ma mas rad kod Zajed-
nice. Mi uvijek RADIO isticemo
broj clanstva i koliko smo
porasli sa brojem koliko bi
trebali da porastemo. Dok je
to sa jedne strane dobro, ali
nije dobro sto neisticemo ne
barem dovoljno visinu ukup-
ne osiguracije. Snaga jedne
bratske organizacije nije to-
liko u broju clanstva, koliko
je u snagi visine osiguracije.
Mas proslogodisnji izvjestaj
pokazuje da smo imali 1O6,-
$50 clanova u Zajednici ga
u k u p n o m osiguracijom cd
S83,43 ,703.69. Kada tn svo-
tu podijelimo ma broj clan
stva, znaci ma svakog naseg
clana dodje svota cd, $7s6. .05.
Etc kako slabo smo mi O.
sigurani kod nase Zajednice.
o ovome bi svaki mas Clan
t n e b a o ozbiljno promisliti.
stariji bi trebali povisiti svo-
ju osiguraciju kod Zajednice
do najviseg stupnja sto Sc
mogu osigurati po svojim 60
dinama prize nego su pre-
start, a mladji bi trebali po-
visit isto tako do najviseg
stupnja, dok su mladji, pax
&c mamie placati.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14

DODar gOVor OQrZaO Je
Robert o. Shepler, Field Di-
rector cd Maccabees. On je
naroicto zagovarao osigura-
ciju ma wise certifikata, stall
no osiguranje, naime dozivot-
no Endowment, maine GER
tifikat, koji dozrije nakon
dvadeset godina. Zatim je go
vorio Russell Logan, cd Ohio
National Life Insurance Co.
On je istaknuo kako su brat
ske organizacije u utakmici
sa privatnim kompanijama i
radi toga mi trebamo izobra-
ziti nase graditelje, da Sc
mogu takmiciti sa agentima
privatnih kompanija. Bio on
stalno namjesten u uredu Ia
jednice iii drustveni odbor-
mix, danasnje vrijeme zahtje-
va ne samo da mi poznaje-
mo poslovanje nase Zajed-
nice, vec trebamo poznavati
i poslovanje insurance kom-
panija. ia sam MEGA razumio
da onaj dio sto mi podijelimo
nasim clanovima ma dividen-
de, kao j rezerva ma certifi-
kate, privatnim kompanija-
ma to ide u profit. vi moze-
te kod t a k ov h kompanija
placati 10-15 wise godina
j ako ste prestali placati vi
gubite sve, jer tn nema re-
zerve koja bi wanna omoguci-
la da ostanete clan nadalje
kao sto je to kod nase Ia
jednice. Tada sam pomislio,
kada bi svaki mas Clan imao
priliku slusati owe spremne
predavace, mi bi mogli po-
dvostruciti limos osiguracije
u nasoj Zajednici. Cd sada-
ME osiguracije cd S83,O0O,-
600 mogli bi imati $166,000,-
600 osiguracije.
Ma vecer je odrzan banket,
gdie Sc je opet izredao oveti
broj govornika / isplatilo Sc
je iste slusati, jer ii ljudi "a
ista znadu o cemu govore.
Lijepi govor je odrzao In
surance Commissioner drzave
Michigan, Joseph A. Navarro.
On je pohvalio rad bratskih
organizacija i dao i'm je kre-
dit, da predstavnici privatnih
kompanija nemogu podnijeti,
nepozeljne predloge, u Lans-
ingu, protiv bratskih organi-
zacija.
Drugi dan zasjedanja u
glavnomeA su podneseni IL
vjestaji raznih odbora, kao
biranje novog odbora, sto
nije potrebno opisivati, jer to
siru javnost nebi zanimalo.
Dok sam bio glavni odbor-
mix Zajednice ia sam RADIO
posjecivao owe Kongrese, jer
zaista ako covjek ina wolfe
moze mnogo toga nauciti, jer
papokon tn Sc sakupe mai
bolji umovi bratskih organi-
zacija. Tko ina volje da uci
on to moze a mi trebamo u
wick da ucimo i da idemo
naprijed sa najboljima i mai
naprednijima bratskim or
ganizacijama.
ia preporucam i sadanjim
nasim glavnim odbornicima
da Sc koriste sa ovakovim
sastancima.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14

nicu godinama zastupao ma
godisnjim sastancima. Kako
prijasnjih godina tako i owe,
dobio sam poziv da prisustvu-
jem istome. Iako nisam wise
clan Glavnog Odbora, odlucio
asm da posjetim isti, jer ne
bi dobro izgledalo. da nasa
Zajednica nije zastupana, a
to mi je dalo razumjeti da po
svoj prilici upr a vni odbor
Kongresa nije obavjesten da
ia wise nisam zastupnik i da
nije isti dobio ime i adresu
naseg glavnog odbornika bra
ia Majetica. Cd sada una
prijed brat Majetich ce biti
ma vrijeme obavjesten o bu-
ducim sastancima vJeruJem
da &c on iste posjecivati.
Vrijedno je posjecivati owe
kongrese. covjek moze mno-
go da nauci, ako ina zelju
da uci. Tu sc sastanu mai
spremniji predstavnici raznih
bratskih organizacija a me-
dju NINA imade pravih eks-
perta po raznim pitanjima
koja zasjecaju u zivot i rad
svih bratskih organizacija.
Prema tome sto je dobro "a
druge bratske organizacije
ne moze biti nj mama ma Ste
tu. Dolazi sc do raznih no.
viii zakona sa kojima mi tre-
BANJO biti upoznati, a tako-
djer do raznih novih promje-
ma, koje su ma korist, razvoj
i napredak bratskih organi-
zacija.
Ovogodisnji kongres odr-
IAN je 1. 2. oktobra u Jack
son, Michigan. Zasjedanje je
otvorio predsjednik Kongresa
brat Richard e. Henne, sa
lijepim pozdravnim govorom.
Odrzano je wise dobrih i
poucnih govora, a jedan cd
tih odrzao je Geo. H. Crowns,
proslogodisnji preds je d n j k
Nacionalnog Bratskog Kon-
gresa. On je iznio zanimivu
statistiku, rekavsi da je a.
mericki narod osiguran ma
svotu cd tri stotine / sedam-
deset / pet bilijuna dolara,
ali kada Sc ia svota podijeli
po obiteljima, onda to dodje
nekih sest hiljada ma svaku
obitelj. Kada sam to slusao
onda sam pomislio ma nase
clanstvo kod nase zajednice.
Ina obitelji i kod Zajed-
nice, koje su osigurane ma to-
liku svotu, ali ina i'll mnogo
wise koje nisu. Pomislim ma O.
ne, koji su osigurani ma $500
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14
IzyJESTAJ SA BRATSk0G K0NGRESA
DRzAVE MICHIGAN
Mato Goreta, bivsi glavni odbornik

u svakoj drzav, kojma posluju bratske organiza-
cije iste uedinjene Bratske Kongrese iii kako Sc
engleskom jeziku nazva "Fratenal Congress- Nasa Ia
ednica e Clan vecnu th kongresa pogotovo onm drza-
vama gdje brocano bolje stomo gde je mogucnost da
nase zastupnike Sale se. Tako mi vazn cla
novi Michigan Fraterna Congress- ia nasu Zajed
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14

Pametni ljudi uce Sc ne sa-
mo ma svom iskustvu, vec i
ma iskustvu drugih. Pa neka
oval slucaj posluzi "a dobro
i te novine, ako moze.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14
E. w. CARTER (v. r.)
Manager, Current Account Dept.

Ovo znaci da potam cd 1. studenoga (novembra) ovs
godne banka nece wise zaracunat nasm odsecma gnjez
dina nkakove posebne napate eekove kojma odsjeci
gnezda plataju nhov rasporez nasem zastupnilu Ka-
nadi Mi uspjel odstraniti svak mogue nesporazun
povodom ovog zaracunanja takoder uloni nepotrebno
knjgovodsvo kod gavnom uredu kod naseg zastup
nika takoder kod nash odsjeka gnijezda u Kanadi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14

Sve broniji doprnosi stzavau kako strane odseka
tako cd poedinaca. Do sada takoder prmil pri-
cnu cd poedinh odbornka Zajednce, ali to nismo
ogasi er bi zee da pojedinacne doprnose sa strane
vodstva Zaednice oglasmo zaedno jednom brou naseg
Zaedncara Jos neko vreme cemo prceka doprinose cd
onih odbornka cd koh do sada nsmo cu ali skoro pri-
lkom ogasiti cemo sto primil Svi oni, ko
eravau posat svoe doprnose bo b dobro da to ucine
sto prize.
Martin Krasich glavni bagajnk.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
MATTHEW LITTLE IS
NEW PRExY or THE
ROYAL 20 CLUE

The Royal 20 Club OF Phyllis
Wheatley House met Sunday eve
ming, November IL, at the house.
Topping the agenda was election
of officers with the following
elected for the ensuing year: Mat
thew Little, president; Leland Car
riger, vice president; Jack Straw
der, secretary, Mrs James Miller,
recording secretary; Mrs. Jack
Strawder, treasurer; Mrs. Barnell
Breedlove, assistant treasurer,
Barnell Breedlove, sergeant-at-
arms, and Mrs. Matthew Little,
general chairman.
The clubs project for the year
is to aid financially and otherwise
to help the Phyllis Wheatley sum-
mer camp. Harry Davis was APP
pointed chairman.
Other members present were the
Messrs and Mines. Earl Miller.
James Miller, Leland Carriger,
Henry Breedlove, Edward withers,
Adam Lindsey, Ward Bell, Harry
Davis, Mines. Archie Givens, oscar
Grissam, Joe Robinson and Mr..
James Lawson.
The next meeting which will be
social, will be November IS.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
Visitors From Kansas City
Are Rcyully Entertained

Concluding a most enjoyable
two weeks visit in the city as
guest OF DR. and Mrs George
Berry OF 9SS st. Anthony Av,, Mrs.
George Gates Of Kansas City, Mo
left for her home Thursday morn
ing, November s.
Mrs Gates and Mrs Arthur
Badeau, who was houseguest Of
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Rogers Of
SS5 Rondo Av, arrived in ST. Paul
on November %, and shared hon
ors at a bridge luncheon hosted by
Mrs. Rogers on Saturday, Novem-
Der ~.
The Kansas CitiRns stay was
highhghted with a whirlwind
round OF social courtesies Mrs
Maurice Crouch honored the yis-
itors with a dinner party follow
ing the bridge luncheon on No
vember 81, and on Sunday Novem-
Der Is, they were honored at a
cocktail party given by Mrs, Clai-
borne Hin
Mrs. George Brooks Jr was
hostess az dinner and cocktails on
Tuesday evening and on Wednes-
day afternoon, Mrs Norman
Howell took them on a shopping
tour to southdale shopping center
In Minneapolis and to dinner later
the same evening Mrs Harold
Rowland was hostess az a lunch
con honoring the visitors on
Thursday and they were guests
at the Forty Clubs smorgasbord
on Friday evening Mr. and Mrs
Leroy Lazenbcrry entertained at
buffet supper in their honor on
Thursday evening
Mrs. Badeau left for her home
on Saturday November 3,
DR.. and Mrs, Berry entertained
Informally in honor OF their guest
on Saturday evening and on We'd
nesday, November 7, Mrs Gates
was a charming hostess when she
entertained at a buffet supper In
honor Of the Twin Citian who had
extended social courtesies during
her stay.
With many fond memories OF
the gracious hospitality Of her
hosts and Twin Citians in gen
eral, Mrs. Gates boarded her train
for home on Thursday morning
She was presented with many
gifts and before her departure
was presented with an orchid cor
sage by Mr. and Mrs George
Brooks Jr.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

were Mrs. Thomas Effinger and
Mrs. Gloria Griffin Clay Of Chi
cago, close friends of the family.
Mrs. Effinger left Sunday and
Mrs. Clay left on Monday for their
respective homes.
Dinner Hostess: Mrs. George H.
Hail, 1920 w. Central Av., was
hotess at dinner on November ?.
in honor Of Mrs. Ada Coleman of
Boone Ia, house guest OF her sis
ter, Mrs. Leila Jones Of TAI ST.
Anthony Av. Renewing old friend
ships and briefing the visitor on
the latest happenings, while en-
joying the delightful affair were
the Mines. Leroy Coleman Sr.,
William Warrick, and William
Jones. The hostess and her guests
were girlhood playmates in Oska-
loosa and Des Moines, Ia.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
HALLE @. CARD
PARTY AT WOMAN'S
CITY CLUB FRIDAY

The benefit card party was
given by Halle Q. Brown Com
munity House, a Red Feather A
gency, on Friday, November 9, at
the Women's City club. There were
10 tables Of bridge and whist and
numerous spectators.
Prizes for bridge were won by
James Crowder, Minneapolis, first:
Charles Graham, st. Paul, second;
third prizes, Mrs. Marion Sayles,
St Paul and fourth prize went to
Mrs. Dolores Vassar of st. Paul
Winning prizes at whist were
Mrs. Essie Stewart, st. Paul, first;
Mrs. Lulu Rowland, st. Paul, sec
ond; Mrs. Ollye Gum, st. Paul
third and Mrs. Pearl Schofield of
Minneapolis, fourth prize.
Among the winners of door
prizes were the Mines. Cecil Nc
Coy, Ruth Brooks. Connie Ora
ham. Dorothy Mcfarland, Ralph
Jones. r. Gardner. Mrs. f. Weber
DR.. J. w. Crump, E. d. Corwin,
James Crowder and E. Duke.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
CHURCH TO GIVE FREE
TURKEY DINNER To
AGED FOLKS NOV. 90

Peace Church of God In Christ,
499 Fuller Av., st. Paul, is spon-
soring a free turkey dinner for
the aged, lame and blind on
Thanksgiving Day, Nov. %.
A program will be presented at
p. m. and dinner will be served at
5 p. m.
Following dinner, services will
be held at p. m. Bishop d. John
son of Superior, Wis, bishop of the
Apostolic Faith Assembly, will be
the speaker at the evening ser
vice.
Peace church is celebrating
Founders Week with nightly ser
vices beginning November II, and
running thru Sunday, November
rs.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

Clinton Av, were hosts 20 the
Twilight Social club ON Saturday
evening, November 10, with all
members present Plano were
completed for the clubs annual
Christmas party The next meet
ing win be at the home OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Norval Barlsdale, 1908
Emerson Av. ~, on December S,
CrcSltcunds' To Meet; The Cres-
iteundo's club will meet Sunday,
November Is nj p, m. az $685.
Fourth Az s, with Mrs. Juanita
Jerncks as hostess Important
business on the agenda Is amend
ing the clubs bylaws An MEM
bers areu rged TO be present and
on time.
Back Home From California;
MIR and Mrs. William l. smith,
1897 stevens Az, returned home
Sunday, November 4, from a va.
cation trip 20 Los Angeles, Calf,
They were joined in Kansas city
Mo, by Mrs Bessie Hicks, sister
OF Mr. Smith. who accompanied
them 20 Los Angeles, where they
were the house guests OF another
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs O. NJ, Holiday sightseeing
tours and other social courtesies
extended the visitors made their
visit delightful affair on the
return trip, the trio stopped in
Ogden. Utah, for a short visit
Sunday visitors; Visiting at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs Edward
Carr, OF Isant. MINI, on Sunday,
November IL, were Rev and Mrs.
Il. J, Henderson and Miss Dorothy
Jack OF Minneapolis, Mr., and Mrs
Fred Lord OF Stacy and Mr., and
Mrs Gin Anderson OF Princeton.
MINI.
Horsemcn Party; The Horsemen
have issued invitations for their
post Thanksgiving party 20 be
held at Calhoun Beach Hotel
Friday, November %. There will
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

be dancing, entertainment and re-
frcshments.
To Wed; Invitations have been
issued by Mr. and Mrs Frank La
fayette Alsnp OF Chicago for the
forthcoming marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Patricia Ann Ella
Alsup OF SsST Portland Av.. Min
neapolis TO Mr.. Eugene Robinson
OF Minneapolis Nuptials vows win
be spoken at ST. Peters AME
church. Minneapolis at four p m.
Saturday December s. A recep-
tor win follow in the church par
lors.
Out OF Hospital; Mrs. ]. w.
shelton 1883 Fourth Av. s., re-
turned horne from Mt Sinai hos
pital on Tuesday, November g.
and is feeling fine and making a
rapid recovery.
Family Visitors; Mrs Betty
Floyd and daughter Meoka Mar
iorie left for their home on Wed
nesday. November IA, after spend
ing a few days In the city visiting
relatives and were the houseguests
OF Mr. and Mrs, Vincent shepherd
OF 1887 Portland Av Mrs. Floyd
Is a sister OF Mr.. Shepherd.