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--4eH June 50 AOE milwaukee,,
Wis. They viii visit Mr.. Scott's
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Woods. The SCOTS
will spend the weekend, return
ing home in few days. Mrs. Mos
ley and the two boys will remain
for a longer visit.
Father Is Ill: Mrs. Howard
Darnell, 1912 Third Av. S. left
Friday June IS. for lola, Tex. to
be at the bedside Of her father.
John Walker, who is critically i'll.
Family Guests: Airman l C and
Mrs. George johnson Of u. S. Air
Base, Clovis, New Mex. arrived in
the city on Monday for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfonso Hayes and family Of 1907
f. 2lst St Airman johnson who
is on furlough, will return TO his
base on July 3. Mrs. johnson will
remain in the city for a longer
visit.
Return Home: Mrs. Louis Miller
and daughter, Terry of Trevose,
Pa, left by plane for their home
on Saturday, June 20. On wednes-
day evening Mrs. Miller was din
ner guest of Mrs. Jessie Shepard
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lovely young buds formed a bou-
quet Of charm and loveliness.
As each name was announced,
the deb walked slowly down the
stairway TO the center OF the stage
and was presented with an arm
bouquet OF long stem American
Beauty roses, Each made a grace
tul curtsy and marched down the
white carpeted aisle TO the rear OF
the room whore she was met by
her father, who In turn escorted
his daughter to her young escort
for the evening meticulously at
tired in formal dress.
At the close OF the formal pre-
sentauon, the debs and escorts
danced the minuet to a back
ground Of melodies played on the
organ by John Whitaker. who
played throughout the presenta-
ton.
Another pretty highlight was
the Debutante Waltz dedicated TO
and participated in exclusively by
the buds and their fathers. The
1857 debs making eye-appealing
pictures in ball length bouffants
and their escorts were:
Marva Ann Boyd, daughter OF
Mrs Beatrice Boyd and Rufus
Boyd. was lovely in white nlyon
net and japanese silk bouffant
featuring apron effect OF silk en-
HANGED with tiny baby roses edg-
ing the apron and top OF bodice,
and net stole She wore clear plas-
tic sandals, studded with rhine
stones and pearl jewelry, MRlvin
Butord, escort
Kathleen lKathD Day daughter
of Mr. and Mrs George Day was
petite in white nylon net designed
with long torso bodice The bout
FAINT skirt was enhanced with tiers
Of ruffles over taffcta and dipped
gracefully in the back Rhine
stone necklace and earrings, a
gift from a family friend, and
clear plastic sandals completed
her outfit Elijah Mcintosh, es-
cort.
Joyce Hughes, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. solomon Hughes, made a
pretty picture in a white lace for
NAL copy Of an original creation
which was made by Miss Hughes
The dress was sparkled with
rhinestones that covered the en-
tire gown. The bodice was styled
with pleats released from the
front midrif with low cut neck
line In front while the straps
formed a deep V In the back. The
fullness Of the bouffant skirt was
concentrated toward the back,
flowing from released pleats at
each side A rhinestone and pearl
tiara and rhinestone bracelet and
earrings aCcessorized the gown
White elbow length gloves and
sleek white French-type heels
completed her outfit. Maurice
Burton, escort.
Presenting a pleasing portrait
was petite Lorraine Johnson, the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Johnson, who was stunning In an
Emma Donde original OF white
nylon fashioned with an embroid-
cred design spanked with sequins
beginning at the top Of the bodice
TO the right, making a diagonal TO
the left side OF the bodice. A
white satin sash that can be
spread out over half Of the
gown fell from the left side OF the
bodice 10 the floor Robert Jones
escort.
Gayle Yvonne Payne. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs William Payne,
was charming In white embroider-
ed chiffon over net styled with
strapless shirred bodice OF en-
broidered chiffon with matching
stoll. The fun bouffant skirt Of
net was enhanced with a draped
overskirt Of embroidered chiffon
White satin pumps and white |
jewelry completed her ensemble !
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Lapercen Greene, escort

Lapercen Greene, escort.
White taffeta and net was the
lovely choice OF demure Carolyn
Joyce Rawlings. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Godfrey Rawlings. which
was fashioned with bodice OF taf-
feta and fun bouffant skirt OF taf-
feta which was accumulated with
four tiers OF lace ruffies and taft
feta bow extending from the waist
TO the floor, white step In pumps
with tiny gold bows and white ac-
cesSores completed the outfit.
Arthur I'm. escort.
Accounting the charms OF petite
Elsie stone, niece OF Mr. and Mrs.
James Murray, she chose white
nylon net designed with folds OF
the net forming the top OF the
strapless bodice. Starting at the
hipline OF the bouffant skirt OF net
were three rows OF ruffles be-
tween tiny satin bands. Clear
plastic with kid sandals, with
rhinestone heels and simple
iewelry accessorized her outfit
Maurice Charles Duke, escort.
Presenting an eye-appealing
portrait Janet Walton. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Walton.
was lovely In white taffeta and
net The strapless bodice OF net
was enhanced with a "V" formed
in front by tiny daisies, The very
FUN bouffant skirt featured tiers
OF ruffled net from the waist to
the floor. She wore silver strap
sandals with rhinestone trim and
a tiara in her hair, Paul Clark,
escort
The presentation was followed
at Twelve midnight with Grand
March, John Lawrence, most
worshiprul Grand Master OF the
Minnesota Masonic Grand Lodge
and Mrs. Lawrence, grand worthy
matron OF the oES Minnesota
grand lodge, led the march follow
ed by club officers, members, dc.
butantes and escorts and guests.
Page boys were Lloyd Gambol
Jr. and Russell T. Balcnger Jr.
Others assisting were Michael
Richardson and Spencer Smith,
ushcrs; J. ID. Anderson, Harold
Richardson Sr, Bertram slaugh-
ter, Carl Claibourne and Kenneth
Edwards
Heading the committee as gem
eral chairman for the ball was
Mrs. Harold Richardson who was
lovely in a deep beige with gold
plaid sheath enhanced with a bow
in back and turquoise elbow
length gloves and pumps. John
Whitaker was co-chairman. Other
committee members included: de-
butantes, Mrs. Harry Massengill
who was stunning In a green floor
length gown, invitations, Mrs, An
thony Mazingo, who was chic In
blue and white polished cotton:
decorations, Mrs James Rideaux;
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Luke's hospital for the past two
weeks due TO an accident which
occurred on his job, June 3, is now
convalescing at the home OF his
sister. and hrother-inlaw. Mr.. and
Mrs, orion shelton. Az Iglehart
Av, Mr. Ford Is stin under treat
ment from his physician.
Thrce O'Clock Bridge Club,
MIS-. Leroy Coleman, SIS w. Cen
trial Az, was hostess to the Three
O'Clock Bridge club on Saturday,
June 90 Winning PRIZES for high
scores were Mrs, Cornelius Mob
hey first; Mrs. Maurice Crouch,
second and Mrs, Charles Rogers,
third Mrs, Paul Wood was a guest
OF the hostess and was given a
gift The club disbanded for the
summer months and win resume
regular meetings in September.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

July 6-Lauretta Shepard, 5II
Bryant Av. N; Mrs. Vesta Scott,
S445 Third Av. S; Michael Leon
Calender, PASS Fourth Av. S.
July Lloyd Slaughter, All
Dupont Av. N; Wesley Lyle Sr.,
3S3 E. Ssth st.
July s-Clsude Burnaugh. 2Sos
Tenth Av s.; Mrs. Claude Lyle,
S545 Fourth Av. S.
July 9--James B. Crawford,
ll02 E. 2Sth St; William Robert
Castleman, 5l2 E. 25th St: Ma
thaniel Ronald Tramel, S6O5 Third
Av. s.
July 1O-Mrs. Harlan T. Rus
sell, 5O49 James Av. N; Thomas
Donaldson Jr., S72S Smelling Av.;
Malvinia Woodland. 1929 Emerson
Av N; Rosalind Sims, 337 Z. S7th
St; Mrs. Lillian Simpson, 1927
James Av. N; Anthony S. Phifer,
100 f. 2sth St; vernice Tins
ley 1924 Portland Av.; David c.
Barllsdale, l1O3 Emerson Av. N;
Matthew Lawrence Brooks, S420
Third Av. S.
July l1-Mrs. Bertha Starks,
2905 Portland Av.; Richard
Mayes, 215 f. Ssth st.
July 12-Mrs. Nellie Wright,
1909 Portland Av.; Albert Smith,
315 14th Az. S. e; Rhoda Petit
ford, 425 Emerson Av. N.
Out-of- Town Birthday
July - Janet f. Sessions,
Washington, Ga.
July S-Priscilla A. Allison.
Columbus, o.
July IL - Mrs. Doris Ware
Powell, Washington, d. C; Shir-
ley j. White, Kansas City Mo;
Mrs. Leland Bailey, Indianapolis,
Ind
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READ THE WANT ADS
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

July e-Mrs, Sallie Dickerson,
Sos St. Anthony Av.; Ralph Ora
ham, 79l st. Anthony Av.; Ma
thaniel Smith, 5000 Hardwood;
James Griffin, $50 Rondo Av.;
Mrs. Cora Carr, 365 Aurora Av.:
Joe Suthern, ssS Rondo Av.; Doro-
thy Price, 7O6 Rondo Av.; Mrs.
Sylvia Taylor, $50 Iglehart Av;
Myrtle Cole, 237 st. Anthony Av.;
Rosalia Reed, 1852 Carroll Av.;
Charles Walker, 593 Iglehart Av.;
Joseph Suthers, SIS Rondo Av.
July Mrs. Lee Gwynne, 800
n Chatsworth; Mrs. Hazel Allen,
94Sh st. Anthony Az: Edward
John Salter, 992 Carroll Av.; shir-
ley Nelson, sos st. Anthony Av.;
Mrs. Pearl BuclIner. sl5 Aurora
Av.; Charles w. Balenger Jr., SIC
w Central Av.
July S-Janice Ponders, 694
Rondo Av.; Mrs. Mary Carter, 3O5
Rondo Av.; Willie Robinson, PSI
Rondo Av.; Clifford Burns, 83s
Carroll Av.; Fouchia Sonion, 945
Rondo Av.; Paul Gregory Thomas.
S95 Rondo Av.; Roxanne Cunning
ham, 675 St. Anthony Av.
July 9-Helen Raye Taylor, 776
Rondo Av.; Mrs. Marie Cole, 237
st. Anthony Av.; David Harper,
953 Rondo Av.; Mrs. Charles Har-
graves, 941 Rondo Av.
July 1O-Minnie Aliston, 597
Iglehart Av.; Mrs. William Hollo-
man, 763 st. Anthony Av; Paul
inc Douglas, 426 Carroll Av.; John
Joseph Ware, 244 Virginia Az;
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Reading this paper every week
Is good regular habit

charm school, Mrs. Russell Bal
enger whose lovely choice was
aqua blue chiffon. accentuated
with an orchid corsage; enter
tainment, Harold Richardson and
music, John Whitaker,
officers OF the club are Mrs.
Russell Balenger, president; Carl
Claibourne, uce-president; Mrs.
Margaret Sullivan, recording sec.
Rotary, Mrs. Andrew Brent, finan-
cial secretary and Louis Sykes,
treasurer,
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Bernie Green, ATT Aurora Av.
July 1l-Mrs. Mary Toliver,
1915 Rondo Az.
July 12-Dr. Maurice Crouch,
$50 Carroll Av.; Mrs. Irene Har-
per, 646 Rondo Av.: Barbara Jean
Harrington, 49I ST. Anthony Az;
Byron Brown Jr., s7s st. Anthony
Av.; Mrs. Lincoln Berry, sos w.
Central Av.; Bertram Shannon,
OFT Fuller Az.
Out-of-TOwn Birthday
July Or. Ollie Grantham, Los
Angeles, Calf.
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Wedding Anniversaries
MINNEAPOLIS

July 6-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Young, 1928 Bryant Av ~; IL
years; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee.
1928 Clinton Av, 81 years.
July 7 Mr.. and Mrs. Jewel An
derson, 1920 Tenth Av S, six
years.
July 8 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Wallace. 1925 clinton Az. S; nine
years.
July 1O-Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Owens, i24s Third Av S, IS
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Berry, AS Emerson Az. N. three
yeares; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c.
Kyle, 36l1 Clinton Av., three
years.
July 11-Mr. and Mrs. II. Eu-
gene Underwood, 33A9 Fourth Az.
S, IS years. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Temple, sos 18th Av s, four
years.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS 4

slrthday Club The Minneapolis Birthday eub viii meet
saturday July l3 with Mrs Bert Dawson 3f45 Fourth Az
s. hostess. -
Motor To Milwaukee Mr. and Mrs William Scott and
sons William Duke and Jetson Lawrence mother Mrs
William Mosley of 3445 Third Av S left by motor Friday
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Eight DeOutantes Make
Bow At Hotel Lowry
Cameo Club Formal

Adding another brilliant chapter its many accomplish
mentS the Cameo Social Club of the oldest social clubs
the Twin Cities baSkS in the glory Of lending birth and back
ground the official presentation of debuaneS Twin
Cities society.
In the breath taking settings the Grand Ballroom
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Chicago Visitor: Mrs DeQuence Nelson Of Chicago is Wis
ting in the city and the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs
A. w. Jordan of 96l Marshall Av, sister Mrs Dolly Crush
Shon $40 Fuller and her brother aud sernaw Mr. and Mrs
Alexander b. Jordan Of 1856 Fourth Av. S. Minneapolis
Out of Hospital Dale Ford who has been patient in ST.
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ST. PAUL.

July S-Mr. and Mrs. Carl D.
Claiborne, 4s7 st. Anthony Av.,
eight years; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Middlecoff, 551 w. Central Av.,
IS years; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bradley, 76l st. Anthony Av., IL
years.
July l2-Mr and Mrs. John
Henderson, 473 Rondo Av., IL
years.
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The FBI has record Of 94GS
convictions in cases brought to
court.
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Governor Freeman
Compliments Rest
Home OpeFufoF

As an aftermath OF a recent
band concert at the Cornelius
Rest Home, Ssl3 Fourth Av. s.,
by Mrs. Mayme Upte-
grove, Governor orviIe Freeman
wrote her the following letter
Dear Mrs. Uptegrove:
Stan Berry told me OF the
concert he was leading last
Sunday in your honor and 1 am
extremely sorry, because Of
previous commitments, could
not attend, that 1 was not able
TO drop you a note about it for
this time.
think II is very fitting that
YOU and the fine work you're
been doing for our older citizens
should be recognized and honor
ed, / only wish we had more
people like you.
hope the concert was a great
success on Sunday and l hope
If there's anything we here can
do for you, youn feel free to let
me know.
Sincerely yours,
Orville Freeman,
Governor, State of Minnesota
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Wife Shot; Mon
Held AS Stories
Do Not Notch

A Minneapolis woman is in the
General hospital as the result OF
gun-shot wounds and her husband
of only few days Ia held by Min
neapolis police pending her con-
dition,
The woman ia Loretta Young.
%, 1922 Bryant Az ~, who told
police she was shot accidentally
Tuesday night, Sept. 10. She was
wounded in the forehead and the
bullet tore off a finger
Her husband, d. o. Young, 30
told police he accidentally shot
his wife while loading a rife
which he said he kept alongside
his bed for protection.
Mrs Young told different
story, saying she shot herself
while handling the gun.
Young first told the police, they
say, that he was only visiting the
city on n vacation and that he
owned a restaurant in Topeka
Later he said his last employ
ment was a a bell hop
The couple had a marriage lie
ense indicating they were married
Sept. 3, 1857.
Crime Bureau records Indicate
Young has served three years in
the federal penetentiary for
white slavery.
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NAACP InferVenes;
jewelers. Suit Tossed
Our Of City couri

Frank Smith, president Of the
St. Paul Branch, National AS
sociation for the Advancement of
Colored People, announced this
week that the local branch has
successfully interviewed in an I'M
fair practice case between a Mrs.
Matilda Smith, 900 Lglehart Av.,
and Gerbers jewelers..
According to Mrs. Smith the
facts Of the case were that Mrs.
Smiths son, age seven, had sue
cessfuIly Named the Tune" on o
Gerber's Jewellers radio program
and was entitled to be given a
diamond.
The following day Mrs. Smith
and her son went to the Gerbers
Jewellers at s East Seventh St,
St Paul and a salesman sought
to sell them a ring or watch for
the diamond 10 be set in.
Mrs. Smith. a widow Of three
weeks completed a credit ques-
tonnaire, but says she was I'M
decided as to what she wanted to
do, and left the store.
According to Mrs. Smith. Ger
bers Jewellers repeatedly called
her home. urging her to come in
and purchase the watch she al
legedly had signed for.
Mrs. Smith said she ignored the
phone calls and then Gerbers
Jewellers commenced mailing
statements charging Mrs. Smith
a substantial sum Of money for a
watch they claimed she had pur-
chased
Finally, Gerbers Jewellers gar.
nisheed Mrs. Smith at which time
she called for the assistance Of the
St Paul Branch, NAACP Of
which she is a member.
Frank Smith. president Of the
branch, secured the service Of
Lyman Cohen. NAACP Legal Re
dress Chairman to represent Mrs.
Smith in the court proceedings.
When the case was brought be-
fore the judge, Attorney Cohen
had the matter thrown out OF
court" which automatically freed
Mrs. Smith from any liability in
the matter.
The ST. Paul Branch. NAACP,
released Information on this case
in order that the people Of ST.
Paul might be aware Of the prae-
tees Of a local business firm
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lecturer. will eulogize deceased
Masons.
Teresa Banks, Eastern Star
Grand Lecturer. viii offer eulogy
Of deceased Eastern Stars. Rev.
II. w. Bolts, pastor Of Zion Bap-
fist church, will deliver the ser
mon. Helen Lawrence Is worthy
grand matron Of Prince Hall
Grand chapter.
The memorial service Is tradi-
tionally observed on the Sunday
Immediately preceding the OPEN
ing session Of the grand lodge
communication.
The incumbent elective officers
Of the Grand Lodge are: Grand
Master. John r. Lawrence Of st.
Paul; Deputy Grand Master,
Floyd f. Monson, Minneapolis;
Grand Senior Warden, Arthur +.
Wright, Minneapolis; Grand Jun
Tor Warden, Daniel Coates, Sioux
Falls, S. D.; Grand Treasurer, Eu-
gene n. Lewis, st. Paul; Grand
Secretary, Chalmers L. Lawson,
Minneapolis and Grand Lesturer
LaPercell L. Greene, St Paul.
District Deputy Grand Masters
are: District No. /, John NJ
Patton, st. Paul; No. 2, Clarence
W. Smith, Minneapolis; No 3,
william b. Brown, Duluth; No. 4,
Rev. w. r. r. Roman, Winnipeg,
Man, Can, and No. 5. Maurice
CoakIey. Sioux Falls, s. d.
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munication at Hotel Duluth as the
guests Of Doric Lodge No 3.
The regular sessions will open
Tuesday morning with devotionals
led by Rev. j. w. Junnel, grand
chaplain. A feature Of this com
munication will be a Prince Hall
Masonic workshop, Tuesday, a! 8
p. m, conducted by Grand Lectur-
err LaPercell Greene of st. Paul,
assisted by Grand Treasurer Eu-
gene H. Lewis, also Of st. Paul.
This affair, and all regular ses-
sions Of the communication, will
be clustered.
The public is cordially invited
TO a reception sponsored by the
host lodge, Doric No. 3 on Wed
nesday, at p. m. at Hotd Duluth.
The newly elected Grand Lodge
officers and past grant masters
will comprise the receiving line.
Lee Wiley, worshipful Master Of
Doric Lodge No. 3, is general
chairman Of committees for ar
rangement and reception.
The annual public memorial ser
vice to deceased MaSons and East
ern Stars presented by the Most
Worshipfh Primes Hall Grand
Lodge, jointly with its adaptive
rite, Prince Han Grand Chapter,
Order Of the EaSern Star, will be
observed SUNDAY. September Is,
at IL a. m, zion Baptist church,
1923 Lyndsle Az. N. Minneapolis
La Percell Greene, Masonic grand
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mons was also put in charge OF
Allen Chapel in Minneapolis. Sim
mons, senior AME minister Of the
Twin Cities, was highly praised
by Bishop Gomez for his work
here.
Rev. Nelson Pryor was returned
as presiding elder Of the st. Paul
district.
The conference viii be held next
year at St. Peters AME church in
Minneapolis.
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Masonic Grand Lodge
Convenes Sept. 1918
In Duluth, Minnesota
BY Paul l.. Wood

Duluth Minnesota, will be the Mecca Of Prince Hall
Masons from the Twins Cities and Minnesota Sioux Falls South
Dakota Winnipeg Manitoba Tuesday and Wednesday
September II 49, 1857 On those dates the Most Worshpu
Prince Hall Grand Lodge Free and Accepted Mason Mime
and urisdcon win in their 63rd annual
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oES MEETS IN DULUTH
sEPTEMBER 10 & 20

The Minnesota Grand Chapter
Of the Order Of Eastern stars.
Prince Han AffiHation viii con-
vene in its 32nd annual meeting
in Duluth. Minnesota. Sept ~
and 20. Mrs. Helen Lawrence Of
St Paul Is worthy grand matron-
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ALTHEA WINsl

New York-with the applaise
Of the crowd az the swank Foest
Hills Tennis Club. Althea Gilson,
Harlem girl. won the U. s wo-
mems tennis title Sunday after
noon by a decisive defsat Of
Louise Brough, former champion.
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would be arrested n he went on
school property TO enter his
daughter In school.
In Nashville
In Nashville. where school de-
segregation in the first grades OF
several schools after the first day
OF successful entering the Me-
gro children in n recently con-
structed grammar school which
housed school population OF one
Negro first grader and $50 white
pupils, was dynamited and al
most totally destroyed.
Arrest kRsper
Nashville police arrested seven
men for questioning on the dyna-
hitting charge and 20 others in
Guiding John Kasper. ~ J. born
pro-segregauonist agitator who
authorities arrested three times
In one day.
Kasper. under two federal sen.
fences for his part In the Clinton
Tenn. riots in which a mob at
tackled n white minister who ac-
companied Negro children 10
school and on another contempt
charge, was finally lodged for
third time for "inciung riot"
Kasper toured the city schools
Monday, urging by-standers to
prevent Negro parents and their
children entering the schools.
Parents had TO accompany the
children because as first graders
they are only tots.
Ty Coverage OF Tensions Causes
Nationwide Revulsion Against
Segrcgationists Tactics
Tv news network ooverage Is
being credited with causing a
revilsion against de-
fance OF the Federal courts and
the mistreatment Of Negro young
sters attempting 10 enter public
schools as ordered by the U. s.
Court
Tv pictures OF the troops bar
ring Negro children from the
High school especially a
lone Negro girl on the second day
OF the incident aroused wide
spread resentment over the Ark
ansas governors action.
The picture OF the lone Negro
girl being refused entrance to the
school and then walking lonely
down the street, unprotected by
he troops. TO the bus stop, fol-
lowed by ieering students and
some adults. was a dramatic pro-
lection Of inspired hate and big
,try. II left a strong impression
IN TV viewers from coast 70 coast
,ausing many 20 voice opposition
o the cause OF segregation.
Even in the South an increas-
ngly large number OF letters TO
he editors OF daily papers de-
,lored the action Of Faubus.
CHS Tv Sunday interviewed IL
tudents Of the high school In
Attle Rock. on live telecast and
-iewers heard five out Of the
welve students say they thought
Negro students should be allowed
o attend the school Six Of the
even who objected seemed TO the
most objective viewers TO be the
east intelligent in their answers.
The ugnest and most revealing
Continued on Page ~
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told the delegates of some future
plans he has in mind for the con-
ference.
Before reading the appoint
ments, he counseled ministers and
laymen TO work together for
successful church program.
All Twin City ministers except
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A. N. E. Conference:
a. N. E. Conferences:
All Local Ministers
Of Anne. Church
Returned Except One

Bishop Joseph Gomez, presiding officer of the Fourth
Episcopal district of the AAE church. closed the
session of the Northwestern Annual conference Sunday Sep
TENDER after brief appointment ceremony All local
listers returned to their current posts except
He praised the conference highly successful one and