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The Sidney herald., 1957-06-20
Glasgow Couple
Married Here
sunday, June 9

A double ring ceremony ir
the Christian and Missionary AL
lance church in Sidney at 2:3(
p. m. Sunday, June 8, united
Miss Mary Snyder of Glasgow,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Snyder of Buffalo Gap, S. D.,
and Mr.. Ruben Johnston, also
of Glasgow, son of Mrs. Katie
Johnston of Richey. Rev. H.
Bruce Leastman performed the
double-ring ceremony.
Baskets of yellow and white
spring flowers thanked the altar.
Mrs. Leastman played the organ
accomplishments for Daniel Stuck,
who sang Together with Jesus
and for Wilson and Donald Noll-
meyer who sang Saviour Like
A Shepherd Lead U.s."
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a floor
length gown of Chantilly lace and
net over satin, with full skirt,
fitted v necked bodice, stand up
collar and long fitted sleeves. Her
~finger-tip net veil was held by
an orange blossom c%irclet, and
her jewelry was a string of
pearls, a gift from the groom.
She carried a bouquet of yellow
roses with white satin steamers
ON a white Bible.
Mrs. Everett Lowry was matron
of honor, and Lorraine Weber and
Mrs. Glen Snyder Jr. were brides
maids. All wore street length
dresses of yellow crystalline over
taffeta with white accessories,
and carried bouquets of yellow
and white carnations. The brides
nieces, Dolores and Peggy Snyder
as flower girls, carried baskets
Of yellow and white flower petals.
Cecil Neckels was best man,
and John and David Johnston,
brothers of the groom, were his
attendants and also served as
ushers. Danny Nickel carried the
rings on a satin pillow, and Ger
aid and Larry Johnston, nephews
of the groom, lighted the candles.
At the reception in the NYA
hall following the marriage cere-
mony, the three TERED cake,
trimmed with yellow roses, was
cut by Mrs. Freeman Pickering,
aunt Of the bride, and served by
Mrs. Erwin Horab, a cousin. Mrs.
Robert Bell kept the guest book,
and Mrs. Harold Hoffman, Miss
Mary Johnston and Mrs. Eugene
Johnston presided at the gift
table. Mrs. Bernard Nickel and
Miss Norma Williams poured.
For travelling Mrs. Johnston
chose a beige suit with matching
accessories, and had a yellow
rose corsage. They went to yell
lowstone park on their wedding
trip. \
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston will
make their home in Glasgow,
where MI. Johnston is employed
by Hardy's Dairy.
Mrs. Johnston is a graduate of
Sidney high school, and of the
Montana State College School of
Nursing. She is employed as a
nurse at Deaconness Hospital in
Glasgow. Mrs. Johnston attended
St. Paul Bible Institute in st.
Paul, MINI.
Pre-nuptial entertainments in
Guided a shower given by Miss
Beverly McGinnis at her home,
Mrs. Wilmer Buxbaum as
co-hostess.
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-20

Mrs. Harold Jensen was in charge
of the picnic. 100 children were
enrolled in ways We Worship
with rs teachers and helpers.
Church school will be held
during June, but since ways
We Worship" was our summer
quarter, we will have no church
school during July and August.
"The Life of Christ" is the theme
for the next two quarters in our
church school.
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-20
VACATION
CHURCH SCHOOL
A CrCCECC

The Peoples Congregational
Vacation Church School held its
sharing program during divine
worship last Sunday with its an
nual picnic held in the church
basement because of the rain.
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-20

his grandmother, Mrs. John
Schmidt.
Mrs. Henry Scheetz, grand
daughters Donna and LuWana, a
son Elmer and the Dan Bonner
family went to Billings last week
end to visit Mrs. Scheetz' daugh-
ter and grandson. They left FRI
day evening and came home Sum
day afternoon.
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MAIDS AND MATRoNS
GUESTS or MRS. NORA
MecRAckEN SATURDAY

Enjoying several rounds OF
bridge and a tasty luncheon were
members Of the Twin City Maids
and Matrons Bridge club and
guests when Mrs. Nora McCrack-
en-, $50 Albermarlc ST, was hos
tess TO the club on Saturday, June
10. The delightful affair was held
in schunemans River Room.
Guests taking home prizes for
high scores were Mrs. Walter as
ton, first; Mrs. J. w Crump, sec
ond and Mrs. Lettie Han, third.
Other guests enjoying the hostess
hospitality included the Mines
NJ X Mcknight, Maurice Dan
iels, Clarence Roper, William
Modem and Mrs Hayward Tous-
saint, who was seorekeeper and
was given a gift
Club members winning prizes
were Mrs. Carrie Neal. first;
Mrs Harold c. Combs. second and
Mrs Cleat Oliver, third.
Mrs Carrie Neal, S94s Fifth
Av. s, Minneapolis, win be hos
tess az the next meeting.
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Judge Vetoes
Separate Trials For
Clinton Sesregufionisfs

Knoxville, Tenn. - (ANPD -
Contending that there were no
sound reasons" why II white
segregationists here should be
given separate trial on charges Of
interfering with the peaceful in
tegration Of Clinton high school
in Clinton, Tenn, a federal dis
trict judge last week denied the
segregationists the privilege Of be
ing tried individually.
The action came about when
federal judge Robert L. Taylor
denied a motion for separate trials
for John Kasper, outspoken White
Citizens Council leader, and 10
other whites, who disregarded a
federal court order against inter
ference with Indignation at Gin
ton high school last year.
The II, all Jailed under changed
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BLIND GEORGE SHEARINc
TONGUE LASHES PICTURE
PRODUCER ON BIAS ISSUE

Hollywood (ANP)-A produc-
er for Universal studios here was
on the receiving end Of a bitter
tongue lashing last week given by
famed pianist George Shearing
who threatened to quit a proposed
musical featuring the Shearing
quintet unless Negro musicians
in the group were used.
Shearing, a staunch fighter for
racial equality everywhere and es-
pecially in show business, turned
his ire on the producer when he
discovered that his role in the
new Will Cowan musical for Uni
versal required that he use sub
sututes for the Negro members
Of his group.
The talented blind musician
issued a point blank ultimatum
to the producer. He told him that
either his group stays as is, or
the whole deal is off.
Result was that the script for
the production has been rewritten
to include Negro musicians in the
aggregation.
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Former Resident Visits
City; Entertained BY
Friends In Minneapolis

Mrs. Ruby Brakeman Smith Of
Kansas City, Mo, former resident
Of Minneapolis, left for her home
Monday, June II, after spending
week in the city visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles De La Compson of
111s Humboldt Av. N, and other
friends.
Mrs. De La Compson was hos
tess at a dinner party in honor of
her house guest and in honor Of
her husband for Fathers Day on
Saturday evening, June IS. Guests
included close friends Of the hon
orees.
Many useful gifts and beautiful
greetings were received.
Guests were, in addition to the
honorees, the Mines, Maude
Chandler, Cora Sanders, Mabel
Curtis, Effie Daniels, William
White and Flo Frisco of st. Paul
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kyle and
son Jimmie.
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Lewis Seuton Is
Reelected Prexy OF
twilight Social Club

When the Twilight Social club
held its regular business meeting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Seaton, 1912 clinton Av on
May s, topping the ngenda was
election OF officers which saw the
entire slate unanimously rc-elect-
ed.
Officers are Lewis Seaton.
president, Alfred Barnes, vice
president: Mrs Almeda Moore,
secretary; Mrs Lewis Seaton,
treasurer and Alphonso Hayes,
business manager
At the conclusion OF business, a
social hour and refreshments were
enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs. George williams,
1906 22nd Av. s., win be hosts at
the next meeting
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The Martin Brookins Jr.'s
Honored With party
By Limited Ten Club

The Limited Ten Club held a
suprisep arty for Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin @. Brookins Jr on Wed
nesday evening, June ~, in the
beautiful rImpus room Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Lewis OF 325 ~.
Chatsworth Av., st. Paul
Mr.. Brookins has accepted a
position with Revlon Corporation
Of New York city and with his
family will leave Saturday. June
%, for New York, where they
plan 10 make their future home.
The club presented Mr.. Brook
ms with a parting gift.
The evening was spent playing
various games after which re-
freshmsnts were enjoyed.
Guests present were the
Messrs, and Mines. Leroy Lazen-
berry Ernest c. Cooper. Paul
Thomson, Kenneth Stokes, VIII
liam McMoore. Robert shoffner.
Leonard Carter and Robert Muir
ray.
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Anniversaries
MINNEAPOLIS

June 25-Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
f, Wilkinson. AHA Third Av. s.,
five years; Mr.. and Mrs. Pleasant
Breeder. 1909 Olson Highway, 20
years; MIR and Mrs. Joseph Ray,
100 Fremont Av N; two years:
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur A. Lee, 1928
Fourth Av s., two years
June 26-Mr. and Mrs. Hiram
Gibbs, 4l32 Elliot Av., 80 years;
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Pullens, 4312
Third Az S, three years; Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Parker, 1923 s. Wash
ington Av, three years,
June 2S Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
whitlock, 1854 clinton Av, 10
years: Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Thomas, 1921 Fourth Av s, sew
en- years.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

June % -- Johnnie whitmore,
500 Rondo Az. Naomi @. Smith,
5s5 w, Central Az, Ellis
Manning, $50 Iglehart Av.; Har-
riet Renee Jones, 3l6h Rondo
Av.
June 23-Alfred White, 09i Car
roll Av; Carlos Moffatt Sr, 9i3
Rondo Av.; Roslyn Ann Smith,
1929 Carroll Az.
June 2l-Mrs, Mernice Duke,
$50 Iglehart Az; James r. Smith,
$50 81. Anthony Av; Renee
Small s7f Rondo Az; Catherine
Marie Wright. 37l N. Western
Az; Barbara Elkins, 2s5 Rondo
Az Frank Foster, 2S3 ~ St Al
bans, Holscy r. Camp, 523 Car
roll Az; Mrs. Mary L. Morris,
4Os Carroll Az; Ernest l.. Gray.
3Os Carroll Az; Allen King, 493
w Central Az.
June % Mrs. c. NJ Vassar,
i9l ST. Anthony Az; Mrs. JOS
eph Sykes, $50 Rondo Az, Mich
olsa Cooper, s8i 81. Anthony Az;
G.. W. Haskins, 6s7 St Anthony
Av.
June 26-Ora McMoore. 1865
Blair St; Rufus Carson Jr., 984
Iglehart Av.; Diane Louise Clark,
s12 st. Anthony Az; Walter G
Bradley, 76S Carroll Av
June 27-Lee a. Gwynne, s8I
Carroll Az; Ermon Jean owens.
s72 Dayton Av,, Louis G. Brown,
Is5 Rondo Az; Louise G. Hop
kins, 7O2 Iglehart Av., Woodford
Finney Jr., 9l6 st. Anthony Az:
Mango Robins, 567 Carroll Az.
June IS Mary Brister. 344 N.
Dale St; Mrs. Ida Combs, 935
Thomas Az; Mrs. Addie c. Few,
643 Iglehart Az; Jewel Sears
sr., 400 Rondo Az; Denise Carly,
465 Mackubin; Charles Bradley
ST., 54i w. Central Az; Margar-
ct Elaine Robinson, 766 Carroll
Az.
Out-of Town Birthday
June 23-Mrs. NJ 3. Humphrey,
Los Angeles. Calf
June 27-Earl Weber Jr.,
Washington, d. G.
June ~. Mamie Butler Rhone.
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Friends Help Brothers
Celebrate Birthdays
With Joint Party

II was an afternoon of real
merriment and fun for a group Of
youngsters on Saturday June Is,
as they helped Richard Mayes Jr.
and his brother Scott (Scotty)
Paul celebrate their birthdays at
a joint party given by their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Mayes Sr, Of PIP E. SSth st.
Richard Jr. was four years old on
June II and Scotty was one year
old on June Is.
Guests on arrival were given
hats and balloons as favors. The
usual games with prizes to the
winners filled the afternoon OF
fun. ClmaNing the festivities was
the serving Of refreshments high
lighted with a beautifully decor
ated birthday cake in the shape Of
a circus coral complete with ami
mails for decorations.
The honorees received many
gifts.
Helping them to a happy birth
day were Susie and Dorie Alex
ander, Skipper and Vckie Ellis
Mark and Marybeth Manzavrolus,
Paulette, Karan and Christine
Mayes.
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Duncan and Cleveland Buchanan.
great uncle who came to the city
for the special occasion. After
church, Mr. and Mrs. Nancy were
hosts at family dinner at their
home, Guests were their parents,
Mr., and Mrs, John w, Nancy ST.,
and Mr. Buchanan. uncle.
To Wed; Invitations are in the
mail from Mr.. and Mrs, Charlie
Carter OF 65S Aurora Az, for the
wedding OF their daughter, Edna
Lou TO Mr.. Franklin r, McDuffe
on Sunday June 2S, at 8 p, m.
Gospel Temple Church OF God in
Christ 2i7 N, Grotto St, st. Paul.
Rev w, L. Battle, pastor, will
perform the ceremony A recep-
ton win follow in the church par
lors.
Tanga Club; The Tanga club
win hold its last meeting OF the
season on Saturday. June %.
with Mrs Martha Griffin, 996
Carroll Az, as hostess, after
which the club win adjourn for
the summer months. on Sunday.
June 10. members entertained at
a picnic 81 Phalen Park with a
number OF invited guests enjoy
ing the outing and an abundance OF
good food.
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GLIDING a sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Mamie Full
CHAM and a brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Chivers
and another brother, Samuel
Chivers.
Family Visitors: Mrs. Louis
Miller and daughter, Terry of
Philadelphia, Pa, arrived by
plane Saturday evening for two
weeks visit with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Escue of APO
Fifth Av. S, and other relatives.
Octette Bridge Club: Mrs. Col
eridge Hendon, 1914 Portland Av.
was hostess TO the Octette Bridge
club on Saturday, June IS. Guest
prizes were won by Mrs. Palmer
Jackson, first; Mrs. James Robin
son, second and Mrs. Ernest Lowe,
third. Other guests of the hostess
were the Mines. Henry Harvey,
Charles Johnson, Henry Thomas,
William Whiteside, Lamar Ro-
berts, Earl Brent, Lorenzo Will
liams and Arthur Royster. Club
prizes were captured by the
Mines. Ashby Gaskins, Carl
Fountain and Earle Kyle, first,
second and third respectively. The
club gave a gift to Mrs. Fountain,
who is leaving the city to make
her home in California. Mrs. Earle
F. Kyle, 3637 Fourth Av. s., will
be hostess at the July meeting.
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81. Anthony Hill
Garden Club Met
Monday, June ~

The st. Anthony Hill Garden
Club Of St Paul met Monday eve
ming, June II, at the home Of the
president, Mrs. Nina Baines, 1904
N. Kent St.
Plans were completed for the
clubs annual Rose Show which
will be held Sunday, June 30 at
the home Of Mrs. Ivy Massengiu,
3745 Fifth Av. s., Minneapolis.
The hours are from 4 to 7 p. m.
and the public is invited.
The motto for this years show
is Grow Them And You win
Love Them" The next meeting
win be July Is.
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more Nd, to visit another daugh-
ter and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph (Frances) Brewington and
viii remain there for two weeks.
Returns To Her Home: Mrs.
Adelaide VIM of Muskogee,
Okla, who has been the house
guest of her daughter, son-in-law
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Gold
stein Jackson Of 10 Penn Av. N,
for the past three weeks, left for
her home on Saturday, June Is.
Mrs. VIM was the recipient Of
numerous social courtesies during
her visit.
Sad Mission: Word was receiv-
ed of the death in Chicago Of Mrs.
Benjamin Pierre, sister-in-law OF
the Robert Pierres of 1887 Port
land Av. Mrs. Pierre who had
been i'll for the past several
months, died Thursday, June Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pierre left
for Chicago to attend funeral
services which were held Monday.
Week End Guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert L. Haynes of Sioux
Falls, S. d. were the week end
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Walker of 1888 Fifth Av. S. Mr..
Haynes was a participant in the
Sterling Club Golf Tournament
and was winner of a prize. They
returned 10 their home on Mon
day.
Il. c. Bridge Club: Mr.. and Mrs.
James w. Fraction, 3S4l Clinton
Av., will be hosts to the Twin
City Bridge club on Saturday
evening, June %.
Out OF Hospital: Earl Brent,
1929 Fourth Av. S, returned
home Wednesday, June IL, from
St Luke's Hospital, St Paul,
where he had been hospitalized,
suffering from pneumonia, He is
able to be up and around and is
on the road to recovery.
Family Guest: Mrs. Roberta
Lpscomb of Washington, D. c.
arrived in the city Sunday night
for a weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Murphy Of
1926 Second Av. s., and other
relatives and friends.
Mexican Vacation: Miss Diane
Logan, 1919 Second Av. s., with
a group of girls in her Spanish
class at Central high school, left
the city Tuesday, June IS, on a
tour thru old Mexico. They will
visit in Mexico City, Acapulco,
Monterey and other points in the
country. Diane is senior at
Central high school.
Return Home: Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis c. Chivers, 4017 Clinton
Av., returned Sunday night from
Kansas City, Mo-, and Kansas,
where they spent the week end
with relatives of Mr.. Chivers, in
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ST. PAUL

June % Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Carter, St2 St Anthony Av.,
eight years.
June 23-Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Speese, 251O Lakewood Av., nine
years, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard l..
Hunt, 9Ol Carroll Av., one year.
/ June p Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Barr, 5S3 Carroll Av., seven years
June 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Speese 4S3 Charles Av, eight
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome VIII
son, 73s St Anthony Av.; eight
years; Mr.. and Mrs Harry Bal
lard, 577 St Anthony Av., 25
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Henry $50 N. Dale St., eight
years.
June 27-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hargraves, 94l Rondo Av., 20
years; Mr. and Mrs. William Da-
Wis. s97 Carroll Av., IS years,
June % Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Martin, 927 St Anthony Av., AZ
years. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Robins,
567 Carroll Av, 10 years; Mr.
and Mrs. Howard r. Johnson, TAO
St Anthony Av, 80 years; Mr..
and Mrs. James r. Logan, 500 w.
Central Az. 20 years.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Announcement Of the engage
ment Of Miss Daisy Hutchinson to
Carl Bacon OF Detroit, Mich, was
made this week by the bride
electss sister, Mrs. Leola Ken
needy OF 654 Fuller Az.
The couple win be married IN
St Paul on August 10.
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Instant pudding, in the vanilla
and strawberry flavors, are per
feet Accomplishments for straw
berries, and like them, are on
hand the year round for your con-
venience.
The dessert pictured here, made
with pacBaged strawberry instant
pudding and milk, is beaten
minute, then poured Immediately
into pretty glass dishes. The love
ly pastel pink of this pudding
makes a perfect setting for the
deeper red Of the sliced straw
berries and the garnish Of snowy
whipped cream. A perfect early
spnng-tme dessert for year-round
enjoyment
Strawberry Instant Pudding
? cups cold milk
package strawberry instant
pudding mix
Sweetened whipped cream
Sliced sweetcned Strawberries.
Pour milk into mixing bowl.
Add contents of package and beat
slowly with egg beater just until
well mixed, about one minute. Do
not overhead, mixture will be thin.
Pour at once into individual serv-
ing dishes. Let stand to set -
takes 3 minutes. Garnish with
sweetened whipped cream and
sliced sweetened strawberries.
Makes 4 or 5 servings.
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Middle Age--That time In life
when one wishes there were some
other way 10 start the day than
by getting up
Changing Times.
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st. Paul NAACP Victory Dance,
Saturday, July 20, Prom Ballroom,
air conditioned Arizona Room.
Percy Hughes Orchestra.-Adyt.
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL

Christening; One of the ehurchgoers Camphor
Methodist Church Sunday morning June L. three
month old cherry Ann Nancy daughter of Mr. and Mrs John
W Nancy Jr Of zoo Igehart Az Little Cherry smiled right
through christening ceremonies performed by Rev jerome Del
Pho during the morning servee SPONSORS Miss MYRTLE
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cool refreshing breakfast do much lift the spirits
Of your family Of another hot,
them fresh fruit atop crisp shredded wheat with chilled milk
just they do feel better and work BETTER especially
the late morning hours.
Is it really while take ten minutes Of your time
day to that family has adequate morning mea?
Research leading Mdwese university the Importance
breakfast has demonstrated that the physical mental
being Of the subjects improved they adequate morning
meal In just minutes basic breakfast Of
fruit, cereal. milk bread and butter This basic breakfast
pattern recommended by leading doctors and deans provide
adequate morning meal.
In hot weather especially important think up ways
make the morning meal cool and attractive possible The
many fresh fruits varieties Of readytoeat breakfast cereals
brsadstufs available todays market make variety Have
thought table seng Are using cool
looking place mats such straw bamboo, pastel plaSteI Do
always breakfast in the kitchen dining
about breakfast the porch psoi Sometimes setting
breakfast adds interest and variety. Then
the family his tray 10 the coolest possible
little extra and planning TO make the morning
cool attractive and refreshing possible will dividends
encourages the family day rightly eating
breakfast cereal and milk breakfast light modern nutr-
tous beaas that be served with minimum effort yet
provides the family with adequate morning meal.
. A COOL REFRESHING BREAKFAST
/ Bueberres RaEpbsrres Strawberries Bananas Atop
Shredded Wheat
Chilled Milk for Cereal and Beverage
Sweet Rolls Butter
Coffee II desired
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21

There are more than SO. 900
motels In our fair land; California
has 1900, Florida Is next with
$500.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21

A good newspaper is like a
good meal and contains every
thing from soup to nuts. This is
a good newspaper!
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orders OF an injunction face par
ticular charges Of beating a white
minister who escorted Negro stu
dents TO the school. in addition 10
criminal contempt Of federal court
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS Z

Eastern Vacation: Mrs Howard Logan daughter Ali
son. 429 Second Av s. left by plane Monday morning
months vacation to be spent in the Their first visit is
New York City, where they will spend weeks visiting
their daughter and sister Miss Linda Logan and Mrs Logan
brother Frank Wright From New York they will go to Ba
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THERE'S a touch Of genius
L in this lovely collar that
Grapes and folds its way down
to a trim waist line. The Sc
cret Of success is the long %
inch neckline Talon upper, up
the back, which controls the
folds and gives a smooth fit
to the bodice. A Vogue Coutur-
Ter pattern No. 966, by Clio
vanelli Of Italy, no less, fea-
turing the Talon Upper which
makes garments a dream to slip
into-and which can be in
serted quickly and profession
ally by just following the in
structions in the package.
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Ont-of-Tomn RIrthdnNs-


June % Nelson Peery, Cleve-
land, o.. Mrs, Herman Sweets,
Paola, Kans.; wilbert Greer. At
lanta, Ca.
June "a Bob Bolton. Los An
geles, Calf.
June 25-Mrs. Theresa Frank,
lin, Washington, ID. c.; Mrs Jun
ell Jones, Los Angeles, Calf.
June 20 Mrs, Lou Elite Chill
dress, Lathrop, Mo; Charles Cur
~ Jr., Los Angeles, Calf
June 27-Mrs. Lillian Cobb, Los
Angeles, Calf; John Newkirk.
New York, N. Y.
June 2s-Pccola Wilson. Mobile,
Ala.