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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
ZION BAPTIST

Our Refuge, was the title for
the responsive reading Ht the
morning services Sunday. October
~. The text for Rev. n w. Bolts
sermon was taken from / Timothy
ii5, Christ Jesus came into the
world 10 save sinners Of whom
chief
New members enrolled were
Nancy Lee Boyd and Milton
Jones'
The church school held rccogul-
ton day services for showing APP
probation 20 the teachers and OF
ficers Of the church school
Miss Joyce Hughes was guest
speaker for the Baptist Training
Union She spoke on the subject
~ The Family Of Man in the
Atomic Age"
The evening message by our as
sistant pastor Rev Stanley King
was based upon the text from 81
John i46. Nathaniel said unto
me, Can there be any good thing
come out OF Nazareth Philip
saith unto him, Come and see.
Visitors for the day were Mr.
and Mrs Ray Parker and Rev and
Mrs William Farmer OF this city
The first half hour broadcast
will be from Z 80 20 8 . m. az the
church on November 3 and re-
peat performance of Gods from
bones viii follow AT s p m
Revival services viii begin on
November 4 and viii be in pro.
gress for ten nights.
Prayer n held each Wednesday
evening at 1870
You are always welcome al
Zion. The Friendly Church -
Evelyn Smith. reporter.
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o. {. riali Room Dedicated

Commander w ) Parker 81
the AttacKs Brooke Post No a06.
haa announced The dedication ~
% G. Hnu Room NJ the roat
Club rooms Nov 30 az 4 b m The
alub roama are located ON the cos
uar ~ HanIa and Cuataworth
Department Commander Leon
ard q Garrison. ~ Marshall. MINI
and past department Chaplain
present district Chaplain Rev
penzI A Darty are m the pro
gram plus other hgnitanes l1
br announced
The Post and Auxiliary wall a.
lhs time pay honor 20 all its
dead
Al IEg,uanairoa and Auxiliary
mambrre are invited
Mrs James bradford and thr
AmHary win have charge Of dec
8rauoua and refreshments
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
CHiIDRfN on uTTIE ROCK
ENCOURAGED BY ROBINSON

HeW Yoflt Seven at The nine
Negro children Of little fs0rR
AK who braved tho threats u
moh ia thsir attempts 90 aHfar
iAttla Rocks Central guEb school
Hudrf federal court order received
SONS encouraging wgds from
Jackie Robinson last week.
Tho former basrbali player sad
present national chairman 1T the
NhACrv fund raising campaign
spoke 81 the seven children fruu
this city hy hong distance teia
phone Two children were il aud
unable % participate IN the CON
ference can
Speaking individually 20 the
little Hork children. MI Robin
aopp raised their hia6 courage 10
the laau ~ the mob aud Cola them
ct hts sympathy with the hard
ships and fright They underwent
before federal truopa moved Ia 10
rnaturs order Ia the mpberlau
fusAn
rhe conversation tuulE place au
oct "a THE amitrru spoke from
the home % Mrs g. e. tiatea
president ~ the Arkansas state
HAAtr Two ~ The mothers also
spoke 81 Nj itohiuaon. who pFats
al thnir refusal 20 give la a.
fears II what might happsu Co
their children II they made me
attempt o. 90 "a school
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
south Seen Rvnning Our
OF La~-EVudinq Devices

NeW York The refusal of The
Supreme Court 90 review a lower
federal court aricr requiring De-
segregation Of the public schools
In Norfolk ard Newport News
Va. lie seven by the National As
ISOLATION Cor the Advancement az
Cal0rcd People as an indication
that the South la running agt of
aa-ealled legal dcvires to sgryum-
vent the high cuarts sHtt-scEra.
CATION ruling OF May ~, 1854
"EJrEiuias massive resistance
% school HcsrEfrgstiDn ts aupar.
entity doomed" Or Claiming Il
Tobias chairman OF the NAACP
Board 81 Directors commented
The states leadership Of
the southern rcvatt against inla-
grafton aaos nn, appear 60 be
gaining any constitutional sane
uan Present Indications are that
virginia ia ruuuag ent o. devices
% tireumyrnt thc law ef the
lana
The action 90 the Supreme
Court On p-t ~ IN effect, lee
standing a decision by q s nts-
tHst Court IuaEr walter Re HoT
man that tire swa cities had Ca
eeEin ntegragar u tte schools
despite tbe states papil place
ncnt act witch Be DECLARED 1in
constitutional 6n Us face Under
this act tire power 90 assign pa
psis O. particular sgheo3s IS In the
hap5s ~ P,grii P'acempu, Bears
appointed hy re Governor Al
other VIRGINIA statute authorities
the Governor 20 close any pghGs
sghroi which lnt~xyates
m addition te Sovfosk and
Newport News two other virginia
Gates ghsrEettssvins ard A.
anEsen are gnssS crUrt orders 10
9essgregste their s'hools
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
ST. JAMES A.M.E.

Dr. W Bruce Hadley. executive
secretary Of the ST. Paul Council
Of Churches, was our guest speak
er Sunday morning, October ~
He brought very inspiring mes
sage,
the Youth and Cathedral ChD.rs
furnished the music The Youth
choir sang. Just How Much We
Can Bear, and AT the Cross
The Cathedral choir sang, Love
Lifted Me- ard Bless the Lord
o MY Soul Mrs Alma Freeman
vas guest soIoist
Visitors registered were Mrs
Mary Brown, Clinton, O., and Mrs
George DOzier Of Duluth.
Noted on our sick list are Mrs
Naomi Thomas and Mrs Matilda
smith
We extend our heartfelt sympa-
thy 10 Mrs Annie Gardner in the
loss Of her brother and 20 Mr. j.
r. Lynn and family 10 the loss %
their wife and sister Nikkt
StaFks reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
Joseph posey Dies
Funeral Friday AZ 10

Services for Joseph PoSey 1898
Fourth Az s.. who died early
Wednesday October 30 In NJ
sinai hospital win be held at 70
a. M. Friday morning November
l. AZ me Neal Funeral Chapel
Rev " l.. simmons viii ofdciate
Mr. poscy suffered a stroke orr
October m. and was hospitalxei
the same day where NJ remained
until his death
Surviving Is hls wife, Mrs Ef.
he pnscy OF Minneapolis and two
nleees in California.
Burial viii be I'm Crystal Lake
cemetery with Neal Funeral Home
n charge ag the service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

tmt while ~ 81 not eoHaaHa
aather D. We self rghtegusiy Gga.
denim your racial more i0r He,
TOO. i've IN q glass hpuaa Ana
va share Ia this tragic inheritance
fgr while your fathers were Tie
slave holders COR fathers may
have been ne slave trsGofR
nut THE we a.@y want yog %
know that America mast stand
united before lGs aor'd that our
Constitution uaa adopted % hglp
Us establish q more perfect
union that eqtal justice must
- SECURED fgf aH our citizenry,
that the force Of iaa must be on
the side u Justice
aWs aa not seek % cram what
you feel b. unacceptable down
your t6wase We DO not unut H.
BE- In a position of forcing you -
d. paat va think is right At tns
point az Bayogst Yet we are
ona Station indiHable We can-
ngf eape our duty ~ secure
liberty ana Justice fof 40
Iineoin'a Appeal
ours IL once ng4n fhe appeal
~ fAneolu - he took office Ia
1891
My gauntryWen ore and all
think calmly and we'll upon This
whole subject We are not
enemies. bat friends We Must not
be enemies Though passion may
have strained u must not broaIf
our bonds u affection
sfhe mystic cards ~ memory
atretehing from every battlefield
ard patriot Erayc 10 every living
heart and hoartbatone an over
this broad land RtIl yet swell the
chorus ~ he Union when again
touched, ma surely they VIII be-
ny fhr better angles II oar ua.
turr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

Charlotte. ~ Irhe supl
Of Arkansas are political orr
ia which 10 seek refuge, Roy
the National Association Tor
People. said ia o. prepared add
tbe lith annual convention Of
ference ~ NAACp branches
Neither major party Mr. VII
Rtua declared "aan aUppoft the
Governors Bae ~ troops Ia defy
q federal nuurt ORDER Mother the
Republicans nor rba Democrats
~tI E8 before the American pro.
nle pu SUCH il platform No the
maIar political pafgles can only
face the people aW platform
calling for the observance 40 itw
and gFdsr aud respect far rousiitu
tsd authority"
The only political future fur tHe
arHmnationlafs hr asserted
tyuuti sacu 20 the lu me orgauI-
cation ~ % provincial political
clique dedicated tn the matutrue
auaa ~ au abaUlcareuf way ~ hfe
Enlightened smutherncra rceog
Hzr me nuttuty of Joining any
such desperate rabgi
A. tp the ultimate impact vt the
Little Ewek tustH 1n Negro voters
nr Wilkins declined ta make any
prediction The Negro voter. he
mbd HAS seen ail the pictures
fram Itttlg Rock he knows the
political Affiliations 1T the leading
actors tu the drama. ITr knows
who sent troops 90 30 what he
haa noted who supports whom
When hc eutsrs the polling place
he 10 certain he will weigh alI
those factors and the variety ~
others which affect hts daily Hfe
SEGREGATION. MI Wuklns
charged has proved costly g eur
country ia the ioas ~ mappgwsr
AZ t,me when n il vitality needed
for national security
"AH ,vs face a ruthless and akiIl
tul adversary bent upon ntafroy
ing oar way of tfe vr must sdu-
cate truu and utilize every ounce
~ HtAnpuWrr and syory brain and
ztal we possess 10 Va automatic
lhaf the segregated aghool SYSTEM
does ual provide that equality Of
opportunity demanded by euF
Gonstiiatlan az nnw urgently re-
4.drpl rs national security
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
CARD OF THANKS

We wish 70 express our heart
felt gratitude to the many friends,
neighbors. clubs ard organization
for their kindness shown during
the illness and at the death OF our
beloved husband and brother, the
late Edward Goodman Especially
do we wish 10 thank the Rev Er
John Worth for his consohng re-
marks and Rev Floyd Massey Jr.
and the deacouness board Of Pill
grim Baptist church for their
comforting assistance. For the
many floral tributes 10 our loved
one. cards kilograms and other
acts Of thoughtfulness, we are
deeply grateful
Mrs Leona Goodman, wife
Mrs. Robert Lee Bass, Galveston,
Tex sister.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
SIOUX
r a L |. S
NEWS
NJ O 7 ( S
ny Kaye Coates
$40 Nai1ie street
Sioux falls, y ID.

fta bang bang here and a bang
bang there in South Dakota these
days and W. sincerely welcome
the out Of town hunters
We have accounted Tor Harry
Carper James George and Tiny
BroekueIi from Topeka. Kansas
nIl a. the James cabbcH home
Thee Moore Alvin Jackson and
Tom Lewis % Aehiaon Kans ~
the I. Dyaart home Arthur Wag
goner Moses Bryant u Dayton
ONO a. the Il Mnxiey home Our
real pal. and regular. Do>iaon is
here from Chicago with his two
brothers n you know Of someone
else that Is suppose 70 be here
that haven't mentioned don't
thing they have been shot just
dia not get the word
R1seanns Moziey entertained
Saturday night al a fine spread
for the hunters and a few sioux
FallH folks The setting was real
honey The men sat and talked
about hunting while the ladies sx
changed IDEAS on Fall dress
Maurice Coaklcy and Alfred
White knew nothing about either
go they oyer-tnduigsd in food
My Daunette uas fifteen oct -
and she waH the first person al the
Courthouse 20 get her driving llc-
euae She had saved two bucks 10
b4y gas When she came home
Daniel asked her what she was
going % driver
paunette entertained her teen
age friends with a situuber party
Saturday night The lucky gals
we're rhslma Williams. Marie
Dysart Shirley rulhort. Trina HiI-
dFeth ard Jeanne Coates They
say teen ayers are bad but / thiak
they ARE just food deatrnYew
ntr more food Than a family Of
faur would eat IN a week
Georgia Tate makes a pretty
rreept,ouiaf AZ the heautiful
YgpnHr Beauty shappe Georgia
li,fes her job and the giamoroW
setting keeps her on cloud nine
Ffar four children and Gordon
come first IN the gals HE though
The best 90 you Dolly Baker
Williams with your new husband
! have understood there Is a
shortage OF men How about that
gca Hamilton ana Willis Harris
have both spent a frw days In the
hospitals. We 80 nope both are
iUiuE fine now willie works az
oid uome Bakery and Bea has
retired due 30 her health ccompli.
cations
Bertha white entertained the
Missionary Of St Johns Baptist
Church Friday evening at her
home lsos Nsnlo
Couple 81 wccl,s ago I was mis-.
head shirley and Cart Nichols
were not married Cart Ia yet a
Ntchol ard Shirley Baker So
sorry why arr [ =orty7l
Booker Walker and Abe Tol.
best are coming up In the world
Booker ls foreman On his Job with
"A construction company Abe has
been with Metz Bakery long
enough 10 be- respected and liked
he Is foreman relief man Booker
has moved back to hts old home
with Mrs E aoxlcy az atS n
Main Both parties are happy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
Sodie Brown. Resident
for Two Years Dies

Services FOR Mrs sadie C.
Brown. rf- Rurao Az who died
October ~. AZ her horne will BE-
held AZ z . ms Friday November
az Brooks Funeral Home
she was born IN Columbia Mo
and had lived In 81 Paul for two
years
Surviving IS her husband, Byrd
NJ BROWN ore sister Mrs EuEea-
ia ward ~ Kansas CITY, Mo ard
other relatives
Burial ~as IN EimhWrrt tegns
trry with BROOKS Funeral Home
IN charge ~ arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
81. Peters Brotherhood
Group To sponsor
Speaker On Spvfnik

TIE Meas SrpthcrhoCt group %
81 Peters AME church wtli spon
scr the FIRST Of series % forums
sunday. November "a az p r
az 81 Peters church. t0i East
gtss 81
wu Butch& professor CE
Physics at the University ~ Min
acscta viii SPEAK or Influence
u srAgnik RusxA an satellite on
8ar aacsssy
The meeting Is cpea 70 the Fua-
De
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

Evenings e lonely TIME
when you SAT and wait
Listening tor footsteps
To torn IN AZ the gate
tfr ana down thc Httlr lane
WINDOWS come aHEht
Families unite again
CLOSE against the night
HHas bavr Sung their vesrcf
Songs
Now wtIiH the nest
Each lie home where SO belongs
Settled down ta rest
EasH beside YEA brewsy mate
EyrusaEs a lonely time
Wrea wH Ht and wait
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

The average nuinbsr pf tropical
storms which ean he expected dur
ihg a year h scypn, according 70
statistics complied bY the Nays
Hurricane Hunters However. only
hair ~ those storms Develop into
fuli hurricanes during Tho season
from June % December
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

tHavsstde services far Cody j.
Blonde of Milwaukee, Wis who
died there oa October 20 were
held nn Tusadsy. October 50 tt
trt snolhpK National cemetery
Rev a n Hunter uffigtttea
M 3or1s was veteran nf
WORTH WaF
Ftr IH survived by his watNtr
Mira Matte billiard a ngets Mrs
Mildred Hufart one nephew no
hgrt Nav 80 Of Sc Paul and other
relatives
t'reaks Funeral Home was R
charge ~ tHe service
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IARn nE THANKS

To the many friends, both local
and out of town, relatives and
nelghbors, for the sympathy ex-
pressed through beautiful cards,
kilograms and floral tributes TO
our loved one, the late Mrs Fan
ME Lynn, we extend our heartfelt
thanks We wish especially to
thank Rev. j. l.. Glover for his
consohng words and Rev Martin
l., Simmons for his comforting as
sistance Your thoughtful interest
has done much TO soften our grief
James X, Lynn, St Paul. hus-
band Mrs Mamie Uptegrove,
sister.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
IN etEMORIAM

In loving memory OF my hus-
band. James T.. Mckinney, who
passed away eight years ago, oc-
tober 20, 1919
God promised we shall meet again
on that glorious day
more
And the mist has rolled away.
Sadly missed by his wife, Mrs
Lula Mckinney,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
Rev. Arthur Foofe
Urges South To
Side Of Justice

IN a sermon Sunday morning
Oct n. AZ Unity Church Port
Ian and Grotto. SO, Paul the f,sg.
Hr Arthur t-o0ie urged that FOR
the benefit 81 ems nation the
southernrr must rcaHzs that The
race situation tupsrila the y r.
az whole
Df Foo'c aala
THE H0uthener maat be helped
10 understand that deasgfegation
~ southern schools Is the whole
nations legitimate concern ard
be encouraged 10 work gut the
solutions far himself lie must BE-
helped u awureneaa N our ftli
sympathy f3r bis n not south
ern reaction bot human reas.
ton We. TOO whoever wa are
wotiii presumably resist the up.
roofing of enelent custom i's-
aife8. via ia the aafth have dome
rather badly ourselves IN inc
matter ~ discrimination
The Bguttemcr shouid he help
sd to understand that the Supreme
Court IL rot ordering him % b.
banaon bls preIadieea nesifnblo
as their abandonment would be-.
this cannot be- accomplished by
sdirt what the highest court or
dsra IN abandonment 1T the legal
izluE IT aggregation the enforce
muf 81 injustice Il Is only aays
tng The weight ~ law must not
be- used 90 doay the justice. the
equal rights and opportunity
guaranteed ~ the Consultation "
Fundamental Difference Between
North and south
Br Foots said. This ia tho
fundamental difference between
racial conditions IN the North and
the South However deplorsbto the
pfsIudires 81 Narthornofa and
however hisgtacaful their dis
cftmiuptory actions they 10 not
have the sanction ~ law There il
no governmental approval while
white Nsfthetnera refuse Ia Hrli
real estate ~ Negro citizens
When employers refuse 10 mra
qualified Negroes piat heeauao N
the Fermentation Vt their skin,
thuy 90 80 Ia defiance. not wifh
the approval ~ government
injustice u HAD. However
rrrpetuatnd
an friends. injustice Is bod
however pafpetratrd nut ulua
tlee that ~ sanctioned and at,a-
stand BY law Is touhly ialquttmal
TO the South them irfa this be
cot message aail REV Feote
ia not forget that We are yaur
ncighbara your fellow Americans,
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CHURCH
NEWS
GARD OF THANKS

We the family Of the late
samuel Waller gratefully ack-
nowledge the sympathy express
ed by those who visited, Sent
cards. flowers, kilograms and for
the use o. their cars.
Mrs. Maddie ONeii. sister. Mr.
and Mrs. James Fowler, aunt and
uncle
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

III women arr 50 smart. why do
they sit down in the movies and
then try Ca take off their coats 90
- hanging Times
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

A seaTp teaxac e ~ cnly @ags
usa} tAat gru~rs seerser wtsA csln-
start usr Washington Irvng
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
sEoREoAnoNlsTs POLITICAL ORPHANS
ROY WILKINS TELLS CAROLINA NAAcP

orters Of Gov OryaI II Faubus
hans with no established home
wilkins, executive secretary Of
the Advancement of C0lored
.ess delivered here last week at
the North Carolina State Con
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
900
4-Goodyeor Playhouse. Color.

! Hour. First Love The dough-
ter OF on Austrion princess comes
10 America TO roke @ good
morriooe. Claire Bloom james
DAILY. Barbara Robbins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
500
Allen Show.

] Hour. Guests: Greer Gorson,
Groucho Marx, Doncers Jonik
and Anout, Dean Jones, the
loncers, dancing and singing
group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
March "a

5-Uncommon VoloF.
Bottle of Midwoy."
7-OriginoI Amoteur Hour.
9-Jock Benny Show.
jack and Mary romp Though
Poris in summer with Maurice
Chevoller.
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5-The Unexpected.

! Hour. Guests: Julie London.
Ello Ftzoeroid, Oscar Hommer-
stein innokinq his debut os @
sinqerl plus on underwater
scene from Boy on 0 Dolphin, "
with Sophie Loren. Alon Lodd
and Clifton Webb. film clips. }
Arizona sun., 1957-11-28

2 cups (15 lb.) raw cram
berries
" cup orange juice
2 cups sifted all-purpose
-four
l cup Beet Sugar
2 teaspoons baking pow
der
/ teaspoon cinnamon
IL teaspoon each salt,
mace
IA teaspoon each cloves,
allspice
IL cup shortening
l egg
" cups mixed candied
(r1aaol f,.11ifc
Arizona sun., 1957-11-28

@. What can I do to make my
fingernails appear bigger than
they are?
A. If your nails are smaller
than the width of your knuckleS,
dark polish will make the nails
look larger, and thus minimize
your knuckleS. This is good il
you have thick, knotted joints.
On the other hand, if your nails
are too big for your fingertips,
so they look, thick and heavy, a
light or natural polish will seem
to reduce this thick, heavy look
such nails have.
@. What is a good makeup hint
for the girl with a very high
forehead?
A. She should use only dark
powder on her forehead, and
highlight the lower part OF her
face with light makeup. The
eyebrows should also be darken-
ed a little more than usual.
Arizona sun., 1957-11-28
BEAUTY at HOME
BY Lynn Carter

@. What do you suggest for
bringing out eyebrows that are
practically invisible?
"A. You might try using two
eyebrow pencils, instead Of one
brown and black. First, short,
soft strokes of brown pencil,
followed by one-third as many
strokes of black, and this will
impart a natural look to your
brOwS.
Q. When would you say is the
perfect time for applying po-
made or tonic to the scalp?
A. Right after the shampoo,
when the scalp is glowing and
receptive. Massage of the scalp
at this time is doubly effective,
too, when the warmth and fric-
ton of your shampooing has
brought the blood to your scalp
tissues.
Arizona sun., 1957-11-28
MEMORY
LANE

Would you like strolling down
Memory Lane with us while we
relive the social and other
events Of five years ago, when:
Pvt. John EStell, Jr., 1877 w.
Sherman is taking infantry basic
training with 7th Armored Divi-
sion at Camp Roberts, Calf.
Mrs. Robert Harper, 729 South
Third Street, one of eight re-
ceiving cap and pin, becoming
a Gray Lady in impressive cap.
ping ceremonies at home of Mrs.
Don Compton, 5314 N. 10th st.
Nine year old Lillian Oates
proves Al student at BalSz
School, where a year ago quite
a controversy involved the ad-
mittance of the Oates children
to the school.
Mrs. Ardella Sperland, plea
sanity surprised by friends with
a baby shower at her home,
2214 w. Jefferson ST.. Spend
ing Thanksgiving weekend here
with mother, Mrs. A r. Smith,
is Alfred Smith of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Carl Sims, 1904 West
Magnolia spent the holiday with
friends in Compton, Calf. Also
holiday-ing on coast are Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Bobo, 705 w. Mag
nolia.,
Arizona sun., 1957-11-28
Celebrates 3Qth Year Residency

Mr.. Davis has been an active
person in the community, hav-
ing participated as a leader and
a follower, in many civic and
fraternal activities during his
residency. He has been a men,
ber of First Institutional Bap-
tiSt Church for 80 years and a
81 year old charter member Of
Paradise Baptist State Conven-
ton of Arizona.bsblaa-,
The fifteen guests who enjoy
ed dinner with the longtime
Phoenician, were served roast
Turkey, baked ham, southern
fried chicken and trimmings.
Arizona sun., 1957-11-28
TAILORED TO PERFECTION

A must in every Teen-Type
wardrobe for school or date-time
Simple tailored blouse and skirt
duo to wear with or without
the suspenderS.
No. 8446 with PAT-O-RAMA
included is in sizes 10, IL, IA, Is,
Size IL, blouse, 15s yards Of 35-
inch; suspender skirt, 338 yards.
For this pattern, send Is cents
in COINS, your name, address,
size desired, and the PATTERN
NUMBER to POPULAR PAT
TERMS, P.O. Box 1927, Chicago
90, Illinois.
Basic FASHION, Fail g. Winter
81 is an exciting easy to follow
guide for every women who
sews. Be sure to send for your
copy today. 25 cents.
Arizona sun., 1957-11-28
Rusty Tie

If the rust stains on tile are
not too old, they will usually
yield to kerosene. Cover the spots
with kerosene for about two
hours, and then wash with soap
and piping hot water.
Arizona sun., 1957-11-28
HOUSEHOLD SCRAPB00K
: White Potatoes
BY Roberta Lee

If potatoes turn dark when
boiled, put a cup of milk in the
water before starting to boil
them. They will be white and
mealy. O.
Arizona sun., 1957-11-28
ChicagOans Visit

Following a visit with two sis
ters in California, Mr. H. L. Gar
ner and family were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Burton for
several days. Mrs. Burton is also
"a sister.
The visitors have returned to
their home in Chicago.