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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-22

Prospect News 8 Social Events
Phone Call From California Surprises
r. A. Brisentine on His Birthday

Rev J Harold Anderson. of
Pamplln pastor Of Glenn Memofial
church in Prospect conducted The
evening worship service at Prospect
Methodist church Sunday in the alb
sence Of the pastor. Rev. Philip
Thomas, who was filling the evening
appointment al Pamplin Methodist
church
Mary Rucker WSCS circle met
Tuesday in the home Of Mrs. w D.
Brisentine. The Eta Glenn circle
met in the home of Mrs. j. F
Glenn and the Lillian Cocks circle
at the home of Mrs. j E. Glenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Chick visited
their son-in-law and daughter Mr..
and Mrs. James R Vaughan, in
Danville over the week end.
Mrs. r 3 Wilson OF Green Bay,
visited her mother, Mrs Eta
Glenn during the week end
Dir. Alsop Visits
Or. J F. Alsop. Jr.. of Corpus
Christi. Tex, visited his mother
over the week end He came to
Newport News by plane to attend
the funeral of his uncle, George Al
sep His mother also attended the
funeral.
Mt. and Mrs. c. P. Doss visited
his brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs F. D. Doss, in Lynchburg
Sunday
r. A Brisentine was a week end
guest of his son. Robert Brisentine,
and family in Richmond
Mrs Ivy Scruggs, and two chill
dren were recent guests in Chris
tiansburg
Washingtonians Guests
Mr.. and Mrs R v Hurst, of
Washington. d. c.. were guests of
MIS-. John Lane over the week end.
Mrs. j. F. Alsop was called to
Norfolk by the death of her brother
law, George Alsop.
MIS-. II. "A. bIlSeHIlIlt dttEilueu tIlc
Buc.ness and Professional Woman's
club District spring meeting in
FarmVille Sunday.
MI and Mrs. O. P. Farrar spent
the week end in Henderson, N. G.
Rr;sentine Gets Birthday CAN
r A. Brisentine had a surprise
telephone call from his son, Harold
Brisen1ine. in Hayward. Calf, on
his birthday. March Is
Ashby Mosely, Of La Crosse, was
q recent guest Of Rev and Mrs
Philip Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Mustoe. of Hot
Springs, Mrs. Fletcher Osborne, of
Ridqeway. spent the week end with
MI. and Mrs. w. H. Glenn.
c. M Price. Jr.. Of Raleigh,
visited his parents over the week
end Miss Carey Blanton Price. of
Richmond visited there this week
Ernest Carson is improving in
health at the home Of Mfr and Mrs.
Nelson Xix
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P anlpliill

Sunday guests in the J. Aubrey
Gillian home were Mr. and Mrs
r M Harris. and sons, of Spout
Springs, Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Car
vile. OF Madisonville, and Mrs. H
F Carwile.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hudson, of
Worsham, spent Sunday with their
son and his family, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hudson. Jr.
Mrs w A Carwile, MIR. and Mrs.
Richard Carwile. and children, spent
the week end with relatives in
Hampton
Elams Expected
MIR. and Mrs, Ned Elan, and
daughters, of Kingsport. Tenn. are
expected guests of the J Brooks
Elams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Phelps. of
High Point N c. Mr. and Mrs
Billy johnson, and children, of
Farmville. and Mr. and Mrs Ewaft
WEIGH. and children. were Sunday
guests of their parents. MI and
Mrs. T Baker
Nh. and Mrs. Robert Maloney and
Mrs. R f. Booker visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Gronett. of Ashland.
Mrs. r T Wilson also spent few
days in Richmond with Mrs. Henry
ellis
Dickersons Call
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Dickerson
cal ed on Mr. and Mrs. John Beech
Coob. of Cullen, Sunday and in the
R NJ Maloney home.
Rev. and Mrs. Brumitt are NOV
ing to the Cash house until the par
sonage is rebuilt.
Many friends of Mrs. Knickle
Cash attended her funeral Monday
afternoon at Spring Creek church.
WEIGHS Visit
Nj. and Mrs. Gene Weleh visited
Mrs Welch's mother in a Raleigh.
n C, hospital during the week end
They brought Theresa Williford
home with them TO stay for a while
Mr. and Mrs. H. f. Carwile, Jr..
called on Howard Shorter at Vir
ginia Baptist Hospital in Lynchburg
Sunday. and reported that he was
improving,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-22
Chestnut Grove

Hcme Demonstration club will
meet March % at the club house
Subject: home lighting The plan
for planting a memorial garden is
to he approved
The community sympathizes with
the Forbes family on the death of
Mrs. James Forbes.
Frank T OBrien died at his
hone in Moberly, Mo, March l3.
He was a native Of this community
and spent his annual vacation here
with relatives and friends.
F. r. Senger and w. D Cook re-
main Oh the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Terrence and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Terrell were
Sunday dinner guests of the Sauls.
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Eric Robinson. Of Farmrllle
pr and Mrs Mitchell Byrd Of
Williamsburg. spent the week end
with their parents MI and Mrs.
Ed EsuhaIt.
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Mr and ms Curtis Catlett. It'd
and Mrs. Curtis caalett. 1r. and
sons |. Of Richmond. MRS Ida San
derson and Mrs. Gladys Daniel, Of
PcWhatan. Mr. and Mrs. w. P San
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4 N aanierson attended the
MILK commission meeting IN Rich
mond Wednesday.
Guests in the W. P, sanderson
home during the week end included
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der5on, Jr, ana sons, Of Wavnes-
boro. MIR. and Mrs ] q Sander
son and children, Of Richmond. Mrs
son and children, Of Richmond, Mrs.
]. K. Robinson and Mr. and Mrs.
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Mrs f F murphy. and sous. of
cartersVle MIR 9nd Alts Mufplg.
and children, Of Danvilla, ana Mr.
and Mrs c G sanderson, ana
Steve.
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Asfbby

Dinner guests in the r. s. Martin
home Sunday included Rev. and
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ROOMS FURM.-MD..vA.

45O5 18th ST., N. ARL.-l Ice. rm.
twin beds, l rm., dble. bed. Must
| see To appreciate
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N. ARL.--Cor. front rm. In ettrac
home; young woman. $40. IA. q
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APIS. FURNIsNED-D. 9.

1906 MINI. AVE. 8. Z.
2 bedrms., liv. rm.. dinette. kit
and bath, S106 incl. utils., to in.
spect call JOHN L. SHELTON. Real.
tor, 10. $4,000.
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ROOMS FuRN-s.E..s.W.

CLEAN. COMFORTABLE BEDRM,,
svss.. VI. ends. Oi Il. Seas sB sSD''' eau
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4-bUkNEk GAS RANGE, excellent
condition: $50. 5P. 3-1375. 6s
FURNISHED ENTIRE CONTENTS
Of 3-bedrm. and den home. Silver
Spring area. $1,000, This includes
Ice. RCA Tv: Whirlpool washer
electrolux sweeper. dishes. garden
ell GOOD condition. House also fol
rent i25, Both avail. June IA,
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N. ARL.-Laree. clean attrac. rm.i
; semi-pvt: bath In pvt. home. Cow
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED
ROOMS WANTED

TAKOMA PARK, Md rms. and
bath, furn. or unfurn. pvt. entr.
| No smoking or drinking. JU. S-1b6l.
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WANTED BY LADY-Furn. rm. with
Jewish family In NV. section, with
breakfast and dinner. BOX 32S-D.
star.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

DUPONT CIR.-Housekeeping Al
you Ike T. LS vs b sas T rsc.S 5 sse
/ In bsmt. 1916 Goth st. NV.
1900 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Loveiy Ice
bath: linens. HO. 2-95s9.
SLEEP ON FOAM MATTRESS, wake
up to music: clock-raoio, nv, refer: ]
$3.50 wk. 2147 F NV. Ex.3-6633
1913 PARK RID. NV. mr.. 18th st
Very attrac. furn. rm. with pvt
entr: stove. refgr. S42 mo.
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DISTRICT LINE-Niceiy furn. sale
rm in apt: 1-fare bus. tReas. JU
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

ROOM and pvt. bath-Middle- aged
retired gentleman: quiet Jewish
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
(coNTlNuED)

FURNITURE TV. Frigidaire. liv
rm.. bedrm. and din. rm.; highest
prices paid. NO. 7-6040.
FURNITURE BOUGHT = Bedroom
din. living. also cleo. refgrs.. stoves
TVS, pianos. typewriters. Mr.
HUFF, Ii. 4-9079, HA. 2-S927.
FURNITURE WANTED TODAY =
Furniture and household effects
Also need piano. refrigerator and
gas stove. Please call MR.. GRADY
Ma. S-2679.
PIANO. spinet or small uprt. VII
pay cash. AID. 4-592S day: HU
3-4S57 ewes. or Sun, Is
PIANOS WANTED-Cash paid fol
used pianos. Call day or evenings
HA. 2-S4s0.
PIANOS-ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. JU. 9-3039
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Ais First st. Sc.
AIR CONDITIONED
on s. Capitol st.. Congress- Hsts,
Modern Ice. one and two bedrm.
Apts.. completely equipped kitchens.
SB5.50 to $500 mo. See these love-
" apis. today. To inspect see Mr..
HoKE, Apt. lO4 or call DI. 7-d4OO
wkdys
COLORED-I7I7 LINCOLN RD. NE,
a =. tiled pantry. kit. and b.: f.h.
RssnSr ys :p Ssi;r S Ss' DE- IT, sds 55.S
c SstS n nv loMA A y Sori EssS
bedrms., venet, blinds, mod. stove,
retsr.. incl. heat, INV, janitor
APT 2, Or call CO. S-bsSs; Monday
COLORED--4les ca, AVE. NV
lge. rear porch; Al shape. Only
1S me- HEAT HEAT, incl. MR., NEW
COLORED-2 ROOMS with use OF
kitchen or Groom apt, 1925 8 q,
R Rissr c'6bI 81 S GO Slnsne before. q
COL0RED-lSlO d ST. NE, KEY
Sssr porch, Only $3.50, MA. 3.
cOLORED=S2i 18Th ST. NE. key
cond only $40 50, ma. S-e34O.
OLIVER n. CARR. REALToR.
cOLORED-NR. 7th AND MASS.
AVE. N.E.-Newly decorated, 1 rm..
kit. semipvt. bath. $40, SA5, incl.
utila. II. 0-O12O.
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AVE. N.E.-Newly deccrStsd, i rm,.
kit. samipvt. bath. $40, SA5, incl.
utils. IL. S-O120.
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ROOMS FuRNIsNEp-N.E.

18th AND r. I. AVE. NE. Excep
tiOnally nice | or . rms. plus full
kit. next bath. AID. 2-5087'
COLORED-LARGE FRONT RM.
nicely furn.; rea6. lady or settled
couple, Ii. 3.gg24
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COLORED-IseO CALIFORNIA ST.
N.W.-Unfurn.. 2 large rms, kit.
bath: newly dec: reas. no. 2-2934
COLOREDT3644 WARDER ST. NV
IL, and 3 rms. $35, .S55 and
$d5; 80 month. incl. utils. RIA.
COLORED = UNFURNIsHED-Avail
ment In garden-type project. S6S .25
For info, see Mr.. Ross on premises
or phone JU. 5-SS6O. ROLAND
PARK APIS, INC. 4s0l Texas
ave. Sc, Wash. D. c.
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ZUMBRoTA PTA HEARS
NEWSPAPER EDITOR

The Zumbrota, Minnesota, Par
ent Teachers Association heard an
address by Cecil Newman,
Spokesman and Recorder editor
Monday night, Feb, 20,
The audience, the largest of the
current season. heard the Twin
City newspaper man describe the
effect on the U. s. international
position OF continued racial segre'
cation and discrimination in the
nation.
"Minnesotans can do something
about the situation by supporting
the enactment Of federal civil
rights laws" Newman said.
Great advances In ending un.
Just conditions have been made by
the determination Of Negroes and
their white friends, Newman add
ed, but there is much work yet 10
be accomplished.
Newman was introduced by pro-
gram chairman Robert D. Seeley.
head Of zumbrota Ford, auto firm,
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Canoes Vote To
Give Montgomery
Association $50

The Cameo Social Club met Sat
urday evening. February 2S, with
Mrs, Betty Dodd, SOS Carroll Av.
as hostess, The president. Mrs,
Russell Balenger, presided.
During the business session, the
club voted 20 contribute $50 to
the Montgomery Improvement AS
sociation In Montgomery, Ala,
Plans are being formulated for
the clubs second annual cotillion
bali which win be held In June,
1857. An parents of daughters IT
to 20 years Of age, who wish to
present them, are asked TO contact
Mrs, II. X. Richardson at CA, s.
a21e, St Paul and Mrs. Harry
Massengill, IA. 4-7ees, Minneapo-
lis.
Four new members were well
coined into membership. They are
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram Slaughter,
Mrs. Gloria Smith and Miss Ca
Uterine Norman.
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The pig Movie"
Attracts Viewers
To KMGM-TN

IT'S the big Movie" 1890 p, m,
TO conclusion which began Mon
day February 18th and the name
implies only the truth.
Nothing but the best from
MGM, Columbia and United
Artists film companies will be
shown on the Big Movie. You'll be
seeing such greats as They Were
dependable" 80 Seconds over
Tokyo, "Bataan," and many.
many others from the leading mo-
ton picture producing companies.
Now For The Big Treat
vivacious, luscious and talented
Pat Smiley win be your willing
hostess on big Movie" Pat has
had a great deal OF experience not
only on TV, but as very beauti-
full and talented night club enter
tainer, doing song and dance rou.
tines. as wen as top modelling
Jobs throughout the country,
Pat has the know how TO sell
any type Of product, for she sells
the Mr., by knowing how to talk
10 the Mrs.
Remember, it's Big Movie
with the best in motion picture
entertainment, and, Pat Smiley
tthe weather gal TO keep YOU
company as the alluring hostess
every evening at 1880 p. m, be-
ginning Monday February 1s.
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Club Hostess: Mrs. Ashby Gas
kins. 1909 Third Az. s., was hos
tess 70 the Octette Bridge Club
on Saturday, February %. Follow
ing lunch, the afternoon was
pleasantly enjoyed playing bridge
Capturi@g prizes were the Mines
Ethel Virgins, Carl Fountain and
COleridge Hendon, first, second
and third respectively. Miss Ruby
Pernel was a guest Of the hostess
and was given a gift The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Shelton
Granger az hostess al her home,
1856 Fifth Az. S.
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KAPPA NEWS

The Kappa personality this week
is a man who is well known In the
Twin Cities.
Kermit Wheeler graduated in
i94s from John Marshall High
School in 81. Paul. He attended
the University OF Minnesota and
received the b, s, and b, A. de-
grees in education and history re-
spectively.
After graduation, Kermit en-
tered Law school at the Univer-
sity OF Minnesota and spent one
year there before transferring TO
the william Mitchell College OF
Law, Minneapolis, where he is now
in his junior year,
He was substitute teacher In
the st. Paul school system for two
years before obtaining a regular
teaching position, He Is currently
teaching senior social studies at
Wilson High school in st, Paul.
Kermit's record as a Kappa dis
plays how industriously he has
worked TO build up Kappa Alpha
Psi. He was Polemarch Of Psi
chapter In 1850; Keeper OF records
and exchequor In 1892; interfra-
ternity council representative for
one year and campus president OF
the NAACP chapter He presently
holds the position OF social chair
man for the st, Paul and Mime
apolis alumni chapter.
At the 1855 regional conclave In
Des Moines, Ia, he was appointed
a member OF the board OF directors
OF the Northwest Province Of Rap.
pa Alpha Psi.
Kermit, an eligible bachelor,
spends his only leisure night,
which Is Wednesday, playing
basketball with the Ted Bies
Municipal Basketball team.
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ing the joy Of her first grandson
Is Mrs, Hazel Rainey, paternal
grandmother OF ss4f Fourth Av.
S. Mrs. Juanita Cuff. SIT Bryant
Az, N. Is the maternal grand
mother.
New Residents; Mr. and Mrs.
James II. Cook Jr., and family who
formerly resided at 6SS Iglehart
Av, 81. Paul. are now welcoming
friends In a new city and a new
home at 44S6 Clinton Av., Mime.
apolis.
Ficur-de-Hs Club; The Fluer-de-
lis Club met Sunday. February "a.
at the home OF Mrs. Ethel Harden.
9l2 goth Av s, Plans were dis
cussed for a money-making pro-
iect In the near future. Two new
members were welcomed into the
club membership. who were Mrs.
Harden and Mrs, Johnny Pearl
Loud. Mrs, Katherine Battles, 400
u. gath ST.. win be hostess at the
next meeting on March 10
New Citizen, Mr.. and Mrs
Travis Bailey, Jr.. 450S Fourth
Av. s., have announced the birth
OF their second son, Travis III. on
/ February "a. nj Northwestern
hospital, The infant weighed in at
eight pounds. four ounces, Greet
ing their new brother at home was
Travette, Edward, Janet and
Becky. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fra
zier OF Des Moines, Ia, are the
maternal grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs, Travis Bailey sr., also OF
Des Moines are the paternal
grandparents
Dinner Hostess Celebrating her
birthday Sunday, February "a,
Mrs. Beulah Cohron, 1918 nth Av
~. was hostess at dinner in hon
or OF the occasion. Enjoying din
nor and wishing her happiness
were the Messrs. and Mines James
Bobo. Vester Bonnell, Mrs, Jim
mic Lee Johnson. Mrs Idelln
Alternately, James Hatchett and
Mrs, Cohron's son and his family
Mr. and Mrs Clyde scroggins and
children.
Cocktail Party; II was a festive
occasion Saturday February %
when the Purple Cross Nurses
Unit gave a cocktail party at the
home OF Mrs, Theodore Woodland
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Warrington PTA To
Heur ~" Professor

Maurice Connery, assistant pro-
lessor in Social Work at the Uni
versity OF Minnesota, will be the
guest speaker at the Warrington
PTA meeting on Tuesday evening
March 8 at 3 p, m.
His subject will be, How Can
We Help Our Children Develop In
to Responsible Individuals
Members are urged TO be pres
emf
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HOS Lyndale Av ~. Members
graclously greeted guests in
modish after five" attire. the
lace spread serving table was
laden with trays OF assorted hors
d'oeuvres which were served with
cocktails continuously throughout
the evening. Games and cards
were enjoyed by those present.
The door prize was won by Harry
Lewis.
Dinner; The teachers training
class at st, Peters AAfE church
completed the course with din
ner on Monday evening. February
20, at the church, This course was
sponsored by the religious educa-
ton department. Mrs. wreatha
q Maxwell was instructor.
HoapltaliEedi Robert Wynn Jr,
TIA Fourth Av. NJ, entered AS
bury hospital on Wednesday, Feb
ruary "a, for surgery.
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SUBuRBANITES MEET

The Suburbanites held their reg
ular meeting on Friday evening,
February % at the home Of Mrs.
Luberta FAINT, 542 Iglehart Av.
Following the business session,
the birthdays Of Mrs, Gloria Bow
ser, Mrs. Almeritta johnson and
Mrs. Effie Green were celebrated
The honorees received many lovely
gifts.
Two prospective new members,
Mrs. Rosa Chamblee and Mrs,
Evelyn Douglas were guests at the
meeting.
Mrs. Doris Franks, 9i9 w. Cen
trail Av., will be hostess at the next
meeting on March 8.
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Warren Returns from
EIks Association Meet

Reuben 3. Warren OF Mime
apolis, president Of the Middle
West EIks Association returned
this week from a meeting in Kan
sas City, Mo. Of the executive
board and officers Of the group.
While in Kansas city, Mr.. War
ren also conferred with the annual
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BILL cASTLEMAN or
CENTRAL IS PREP"
STAR OF WEEK

William CBnD Castleman OF
Central High School was named
state basketball prep star Of the
week.
Bill, a Junior at Central, plays
forward on his team and this ls his
second time 10 win such an honor
He was also chosen city prep star
Of the week earlier this season.
He Is the son Of Mrs. Lurena
Washington. 5l2 e. 25th st.
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Guests were Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Radcliff. Mrs. Ruth Thomas,
and Miss Jean Clardy of Mime
apolis.
Choral Union Sang: The st. Paul
Gospel Choral Union sang on
program at Pilgrim Rest Baptist
church, Minneapolis, at the $50
p. m. hour. The Gospel Clefts of
the union were guest artists at
a Magic Tea sponsored by the
Women's Council of Halle @.
Brown House, st. Paul The affair
was held at the home of Mrs. Nc
Willie Hunt, 9os Carroll Av. at 4
p. m. Sunday, February "a.
Hospitalized: Hammond Turner.
st. Paul attorney, is a patient in
Veterans hospital.
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Guild Meets

The Minneapolis Urban League
Guild held It's regular monthly
meeting Monday night, February
rs, at the YwCA, with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Barbara Cyrus presid-
ing. Mrs, Russell Balenger, nation
al president OF the Guild was the
guest speaker.
Three new members were well
coined into membership, who were
the Mines. Gloria Smith, Harry
Massengiil. Ollie Washington and
Myrtle Sparrow
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Fezzun Temple In
Benefit Cocktail Party

Fezzan Temple No 26 Patrol
will sponsor a cocktail party Sun
day, March 8, 4 p. m. to u a. m.
at James Ballentine Post number
246, 2916 Lyndale Avenue s., Min
neapolis.
Auzie Dial, popular pianist and
entertainer, will furnish music
Proceeds of the entertainment will
aid in the building of the proposed
new Masonic Temple building in
Minneapolis and charitable causes.
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SERVING ON JURY

Serving on jury duty for Henne-
pin County this week are the
Mines. Burie Carmichael, Louis w
johnson, and George w. Nixon,
and the Messrs. Wendell c. Jones
and Earle F. Kyle.
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS *

New Playmate Little Jan Denise Raney three years DID,
has welcomed brother TO share the spotlight with her at
1884 Fourth Av s. The chdren parents Mr. and Mrs Jack
Raney presented Jan Denise with playmate February
20 Jack Sidney Raney r arrived in Asbury Hospital and
ped the scales six pounds five and half Also shar
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-01

Of a mystery as its
cause is a cure.
There have been
so m e pretty
strange cures adj
vanced during the
past hundred years
wearing an ASA
fetida bag around
your neck, eating
sugar moistened
with coal oil,
drinking aconite
tea or garlic juice
and rubbing the
chest with goose
grease.
There's only one
remedy that has
survived all COM
petition past and
present and that's
drinking lemon
juice and baking
soda -. the juice
Of one fresh lemon,
a half @aspoon Of
soda and a half
piae4 ~ uyater two
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scription promptly do 30 today
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convention committee planning for
the six state meeting which viii
be held in that city on June %.
thru the 26th.
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This IL the most complete news.
paper Of Its size and kind publish
cd In the great Upper Midwest.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-01
Social and Personal
= ST. PAUL I

Baby Dedicated James Dewey Clardy five month old son
of Mr. and Mrs James Cardy of TIC Aurora Av was edi
Gated during morning service Pilgrim Baptist church Sun
day. February "a Rev Floyd Massey Jr performed the
vice. Godparens Mr. and Mrs William Radcliffe After the
service Mr. and Mrs Cardy hosts at dinner their home
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-01

One issue Of this newspaper has
more local. social and personal
items than any three issues Of any
other publication Of its Kind.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-01
Don't Sir OUT A Cold! Try This!

What causes cold? bae Men Of science have bean
trying 10 solve the mystery centuries Al time another
unjusy deeayng leaves face powder the
influence of comets night and damp churches And just as much
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81. Poul Authors

Mrs. Minnie H. Helm and Mrs.
Jane r. Preston are co-authors of