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Out-of Town Birthdays-
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

March 23-Mrs. f. L. Sims
1910 Fourth Av. 8; John w. Car.
ter, 1921 Fourth Av. S; Mrs. vii.
liam Modem, 1909 Third Az. S.;
Mary Johns, 10 Highland Av N;
Barbara Mae Green, 3O7 Dupont
Av. N; Carl Ampey, 3O5h Wash.
ington Av. S; Shelley Maria Hall
4O24 Fifth Av. S; Gordon Douglas
Smith, 9s7 Aldrich Av. S; Sam.
uel Roberts, All E. oath st.
March "a Gerry Hogquist
1888 Fremont Av. S; Carl Gun.
derson, 311S Fourth st. N; Win,
anova Presley, 4O41 Fourth Av
S; Edward Smith. IT'S 18th Av
S; Kathryn Arradondo, 4457
Fourth Av S.
March 25- f. c. Shelby, 1852
Fifth Av. S; Anderson J. Martin,
922 18th Av N; Dorothy Whit
taker, 51s Humboldt Av. N; Belle
NJ Ogden. 4O2 f. 21st St; Deb
orah Williams, 215 f. Seth st.
March 20 Steven b. Jackson,
1904 Fifth Av. S: Robin Lynn
Gates. zoos OBren Place n.
March 27-Mrs. RosaInd Clan
ton. 2i29 Fourth Av. S: William
n Gales, 23l6 Fifth Av. S; Mrs.
William Johnson, 2i1O Hiawatha
Av.; Mrs. Mary Esther Gold, 25Oi
Fourth Av. S; Mrs. James p.
Hill 9I9 Fremont Av N: J.
Boyd Crawford. 1902 f. 2sth St;
Clyde Scroggtns, 1914 Oak Park
Av. N; Daniene Davis, 1885
Clinton Av; Claudia Ashley. 42OI
Second Av. S; Donald f. Brown.
1928 Fifth Av. S; Connie Huns
berger. 4385 Fourth Av. S.
March 2s-Arlee Wright. 2s13
Phlsbury Av; Mrs. Marcena
Mayes SO Fremont Av N.
March % Mrs. Edith Burt,
2s1s llth Av S: Clarence Moses.
COS Emerson Av. N; Gerald Bail
ey sr. 3549 Fourth Av s:
Claude Campbell 1924 Smelling
Av.; Michael Burger, 1904 Fifth
Ay S
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QUOTATION or THE WEEK

Washington - amp - The
following statement was made by
Sen. Sam J. Erwin, Jr., Of North
Carolina during a hearing before
the Senate Subcommittee on Con-
stitutional Rights on March 5.
"On yesterday, I was glad 70
state that I had never heard Of the
NAACP being charged with being
listed as a subversive organiza-
ton, and that / for one would
stand and fight to the last ditch to
see the NAACP or any other or
ganization have the right Of free
dom Of speech, even though /
might disagree with many Of their
views and with many Of their &C
tiwties ! go along with Judge
Parker in the right Of every
American, white or colored, to
join such organizations as he sees
ut as long as they are not en-
gagged in Illegal activities"
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Birthday
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

March 23- Gordon Kirk, sSS
Carroll Av.; Lloyd Gambol Jr,
$50 Arundel, Willie Phelps, 722
Iglehart Av.; Cynthia Jean Rus
sell, 500 Iglehart Av.
March 24-Roland Mcfarland,
1915 Rondo Az; Thomas Light,
COL w. Cenral Az; Howard E.
johnson, 740 st. Anthony Av.;
Frank w. Schine Jr., 1915 w. Cen
trail Av.
March 25-John Clifford Han
non, 63S w. Central Av.; Mrs.
Jessie Sweat, 1909 Carroll Av.;
David williams, 567 Carroll Av.
March 26-Green Watson. $50
w. Central Av.; Alfred Parran,
$40 ST. Anthony Av.; Gwynne
Denise Granger, pa Virginia Av.
March 27-Walter Bennett, ST.
St Anthony Av,; Arthur H. p,
Rhodes, $50 St Anthony Av.
Mrs. Mamie Little, 500 Rondo
Az; Connie Jackson, 67s st. An
thony Av.; Floyd Massey III, 1896
w. Central Av.; James II. Thorn
as Sr., 45S Carroll AvS Archie
Starks. 147 Valley; Karen Russell,
500 Iglehart Av.; Leroy Young
ia Carroll Av.
March 2S-Sonja LeDen John
son, 4O6 Rale Av.; Title J. Price,
454 Rondo Av.; S. w. Kincaid,
65l w. Central Av.; Robert Will
liams, 7O2 Rondo Av.
March 29-Ronald Harris, 405
st. Anthony Av.; Bertha L. Perry,
39s st. Anthony Av.; Mrs. EN-
erett Jones, 1921 Rondo Av.; Mrs.
Susie Bowen, 3s2 N. Avon; Ed
gar Keith Murphy, s75 St An
thony Av.; Jacob Del Pine, 631
st. Anthony Av.
Out-of- Town Birthdays
March 26-Ray Pringle, De-
troit. Mich.
March % Roy Davis, Ceattle,
Wash; Rose Lee Johnson, Wichi-
IA Falls, Tex.
March 20 Thomas II. James,
SAM ranCisco, Calf.
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MINNEAPOLIS
Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

Sad News: William whiteside
Jr., 5000 Third Av. s, received
word Tuesday morning, March 10,
Of the death in Chicago Of his
father, William whiteside Sr.. Mr.
Whiteside and his aunt, Mrs.
Josephine Escue, returned home
Saturday, March 16 from Chica-
go, where they had been summon
ed because of the critical illness
Of the senior Mr.. Whiteside. Mr..
Whiteside and his aunt left Thurs
day to attend funeral services
which will be held Friday, March
p in Chicago.
Fleur -de-Hs Club: Mrs. Gather
inc Battles, 400 f. gath st. was
hostess to the Fleur-de-Hs Club on
Sunday, March 10. Following bust
ness, a social hour was enjoyed.
The next meeting will be Sunday,
March "a. at the home Of Mrs.
Frances McElderry, 400 s. Fifth
St.
Dancing Party: The Minneapo-
lis Beauticians Chapter 30, Nu-
Sigma Thata has issued invita-
tons for their Semi-Formal Dane
ing party to be held at the Ryan
Hotel. Sixth and Robert st. ST.
Paul, Saturday March 30. from
8 p. m. TO l a. m.
Esquirettes: The Esquirettes
will have their regular meeting
Friday, March % at the home Of
Mrs. Verda Horn, $685. Fourth Av.
s., Minneapolis, All members are
urged 10 be present as there will
be business Of Importance TO be
transacted.
Sad Mission: Frederick ID.
Jones, 1892 Fourth Av. s., left the
city Saturday, March 10, for okla
homa City, okla, where he was
called due to the death Of his
mother, Mrs. Ella Jones. Funeral
services for Mrs. Jones were held
Thursday. March 81 in Muskogee,
Okla, her former home
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Calf. where they plan TO make
their home, Mr., Mitchell is a char
ter member Of the Glendale Sew
enth Day Adventist church and
with his late wife, Alice, operated
the Mitchell Rest Home for a
number OF years Mr.. and Mrs,
Mitchell have not decided Just
what city in California they win
make their permanent home.
Out OF Hospitals Mrs Celia
bearing, 1886 Clinton Av,, has re-
turned home from Mt, Sinai Hos
pitd where she underwent sur
gerry and is now making a rapid
recovery,
Bon Voyage Party: Mr., and
Mrs. Henry Mitchell and children
Judy and Marvin Barger were
fetcd by the pastor and members
Of Glendale Seventh Day Advent
list church with a bon voyage"
party on Sunday evening, March
II, at the church, The party was
held In the undercroft OF the
church from Z to 10 p, m, A few
brief remarks were given by
Elder Frederick Slater, pastor, in
recognition OF the devoted service
rendered TO the church by Mr.
Mitchell, a charter member Mr.
Mitchell responded for the entire
family thanking the church for
remembering them. Games and
singing followed, by the serving Of
light refreshments concluded the
pleasant evening
In Los AngeIesi Mr., and Mrs
Carl Wade Sr,, and Mrs James
w Fraction Of Minneapolis, who
have been mentioning In Califor-
mia for the past month, are now
in Los Angeles visiting friends
The Wades are the house guests
of Mr. and Mrs, James Gresham
Sr., and Mrs. Fraction Is the house
guest OF Mrs. Bernice Morris, all
former residents OF Minneapolis
The Minnesota vacationers will
be vending their way homeward
come April LIST.
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POST OFFICE CIVIL
SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

Additional applications for Sub
stitue Clerk-Carrier Civil Service
Examinations In the Minneapolis
Post office are now being accept
ed, Postmaster Leonard T. Ram
berg announced today. Salary
range is from S1,s2 TO SAFE hour
ly. Minneapolis postal delivery
area residents over is years of
age may apply at Room i54, Main
Post Office from $50 a. m. TO
p, m. daily.
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Pot-lUek Dinner BY
Sterling Club Women
Is Greet Success

The 'Pot-luck' dinner sponsor
ed Sunday evening, March II, by
the Sterling Club Womcn's AuSdl-
larry was a big success, committee
chairman Mrs. Peter Robinson re-
ports.
Forty members and their wives
and guests enjoyed the delectable
meal prepared by the committee
and members OF the auxiliary.
Other committee members were
Mrs Urlin Clark, Mrs Earl Bell,
Mrs, Fred Murphy and Mrs,
Theodore Hatcher.
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funeral services were held at IL a.
m. Tuesday, March 10.
Attended Fathers Funeral
Word was received by Ollie and
Ca-l Griffin Of the death Of their
father, Jack w. Griffin, who died
at his home in Tulsa, Okla, on
Thursday, March IA. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Griffin, 796 Rondo Av., left
Friday and Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie
Griffin Of 996 Carroll Av.. left on
Saturday for Tulsa TO attend
funeral services which were held
Monday March IS.
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Birthday Celebration:
Mrs. Mamie Battles
Entertained Friends
On Her Birthday

Mrs. Mamie Battles was a
charming hostess on Sunday af-
ternoon, March 10, when she en-
tertained a few friends at her
home, 372S Portland Av., in honor
Of her 18TH birthday which was
March sth.
Attired in a blue satin after
five frock accentuated with mat
ching pearl jewelry and an orchid
corsage, she graciously greeted
her friends between the hours Of
five and eight o'clock.
Guests were served from a lace
covered table centered with
floral arrangement Of spring
flowers between silver candle
sticks holding white tapers. A
crystal punch bowl adorned one
end of the table and at the oppo-
site end were three beautifully
decorated cakes, all made by
Mother Battles"
Adding to the JOY of the oc-
casion was the presence of her
three great-granddaughters, Mrs.
Donna Barnett, Mrs. Carlotta
Cannon and Miss Angela Doyle,
and two neutrality-suspicious.,
Byron Barnett Jr., and Michael
Barnett, all Of st. Paul
The many lovely gifts, includ-
ing cash tokens, were opened and
displayed.
A highlght of the afternoon
were three long distance telephone
calls received from her daughter,
Mrs. Mamie Harrison and grand
daughter, Mrs. Edith Harris of
Chicago; from a friend of long
standing, Mrs. Cecilia Boyd of
Chicago, and her nephew and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Bell Of Des
Moines, Ia. They all wished her
much happiness
Assisting the hostess were her
daughter, Mrs. Primith Cook and
two friends, Mrs. Lillian Jackson
and Mrs Nathaniel Watson.
Guests who helped her celebrate
while enjoying the delightful af-
ternoon were the Messrs. and
Mines. O. l. Alexander. Harold
Combs. Edward Carr. Carl Frac-
ton, Earl Bowman ST., Myrou
Barnett. Joe Slaughter. Charles
Thomas. Rev and Mrs E. Hen
dersou, the Mines. Arthur Hedge
Iva Carter. ParaIee Barnes. Bes-
sic Lewis. Velma williams. O. Z.
Franklin. Jessie Shepard, E. l..
Sims. Mary Thompson. Fanny
Thomas. James Moppins. Blanche
Mayes, Theodore Vaughn, A.
Duncan.
Also the Mines Elizabeth
Storrs. Albert Allen, Margaret
Adler. lone Brown, Alice Young.
Nathaniel Watson, Marcus Jock
son, Carlotta Cannon; Miss An
gela Doyle and Ernest Finney and
Mrs Mary Williams.
Gifts were received from the
following out-of-town relatives
and friends: The Misses Margaret
and Alice Bell and Mrs. Linden
Robinson Of Des Moines, Ia.
nieces. Mrs. Delsie Allen, Chica-
go, and Miss Vera Ellis Of Mil
waukee, Wis, friends.
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Out of-Town Birthdays-

Out of-TOwn Birthdays
March 23-William Seabron.
Detroit, Mich; Clifton T. Browne,
Philadelphia, Pa.
March 24-Mrs. Garrett Jones.
Pasadena, Calf; Leola NJ. Miles,
Louisville, Ky; Mrs. Dorothy
Butler. Chicago. III.
March Is - Barbara Anne
Washington. Kansas City, Kans. /;
Jerry Laws, Brooklyn, ". Y.
March 20 - Florence Mann,
Chicago, III.
March 27-EveIyn WEIGH, Gary,
Ind.
March 2s-Alfred McKenny.
East Chicago, Ind.
March 20 Mrs. George
Miller, Spring Valley, H.: Mrs.
Marilyn Burger Jones, Alaska
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Or Did You Know?

Men can estimate distances
much more accurately than wo-
men can, and have a slight edge
in judgement Of speed, "slCiIls i'm
portant to an automobile driver.
particularly at intersections and
in meeting oncoming cars" re-
ports a Better Vision Institute
survey.
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were guests Of Mrs. MOffatt's
mother and brother and were ex-
tended many social courtesies
during their ten day visit and at
tended many Of the Mardi Gras
attractions. They also visited rel
atives in Baton Rouge, La.
Father Is Ill: Mrs. Payton
Hunt, Jr., COS Carroll Av., is in
Baton Rouge, La, where she was
called due to the serious illness Of
her father, Jessie Wallace.
New Daughter: It's a new
daughter for Mr.. and Mrs. John
William Nancy Of 7O6 Iglehart
Av The new arrival, their first
child, was born March Is, at St.
Luke's hospital and weighed in at
seven pounds. one ounce. They
have chosen the name Cheryl
Anne. Mrs. Blanche Isabel, St.
Paul, is the maternal grand
mother. Also sharing the JOY of
their first grandchild are Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wesley Nancy, pater-
nal grandparents, Of 1852 Fifth
Av. s., Minneapolis.
10th Century Club: Mrs. Will
liam Commodore, 500 Iglehart Av.
was hostess to the goth Century
Girls Club Friday, March IS. Top
ping the agenda were final plans
for a money raising project to be
sponsored by the club. At the con-
clusion of business, refreshments
were served by the hostess and a
social hour enjoyed. Mrs. Snoden
Dewey will be hostess at the next
meeting March 90 at her home,
626 Rondo Av.
Morocco Club: The Morocco
club held its social meeting, which
was a hard time party, Saturday
night, March 16, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Canton,
$50 Carroll Av. Dancing was a
highlight Of the evening followed
by a lunch served by the hosts.
The next meeting will be April 6,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
Dennis, 354O Fifth Av. S, Mime
apolis.
Book Club: Mrs. Albert Nc
Farland and Mrs. Cecil Mccoy
will be co-hostesses to the Book
Club when it holds its regular
meeting Thursday March %, at
the home of Mrs. Mccoy, 2Ss n
Avon St Climaxing the meeting
will be a book review by Mrs. Lee
roy Coleman.
Party Time: Invitations are in
the mail from the Twin City Golf
Auxiliary for its Third Annual
Party to be given Saturday,
March %, to l a. m. at Ramaley
Hall, GIG Grand Av., st. Paul.
st. Paul Urban League Guild To
Meet: The St Paul Urban League
Guild win hold its regular monthly
meeting Monday, March 25, at the
home Of Miss Ruth Bowman, 1910
St. Clair. Business Of Importance
on the agenda will be plans for the
forthcoming regional meeting of
the Council of Urban League
Guilds which will be held April
20 and p at Hotel lowry.
Arrives On sad Mission: Mrs.
Marionne PEBBLES Bethel Of Berk-
eley Calf, arrived by plane on
Monday evening, March IS. to at
tend the funeral of her grand
mother, Mrs. Abigail Stewart Of
$50 St. Anthony Av. Mrs. Stewart
died Saturday March 16 and
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More national news IL printed
weekly in this newspaper than any
other Negro newspaper In the Up
per Midwest.
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL

Back Home: Mrs Carlos Moffatt ST. and Carlos Jr
OF 9l3 Rondo Av, returned home by Wednesday,
March l from New Orleans La where they went to attend the
Mardl Gras Mrs Charles Hill and infant daughter Ianha
e2 W. Central Av accompanied the MofattS New Orleans
and returned by plane Paul Mrs Moffau and
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II takes hundreds Of nuts TO
hold a car together, but only one
in the drivers seat TO scatter II
all over the highway.
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Social and Personal
q MINNEAPOLIS

New Address Mr.. and Mrs Earl Williams and family for
mery Of S644 Clinton Av residing in their newly
Structed home 1929 Fifth The Williams owners of
the Eleventh Avenue Food Market 729 18th Az. ~
Change OF Residence Mr. aud Mrs Henry Mitchell Of 409
Fourth s. left city Monday March IS for Los Angeles
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CASSEROLE COOKERY need not be distinguished only
using up lcftovers II holds rghtfu place
world Of culinary art good example OF this
Salmon Noodle Casserole that gourmet treat yet decidedly
inexpensive IN spite Of some elegant ingredients.
The unique flavor contrived by mixing and
package soup together The notable advantage
using this combination cooking that the will
curde such recipes calling for pot
be simmered in the mixture for up 10 three hours.
Thus you will find that the dip" will insure successful
well hvorf casserole The delicate havor inherent the
soup mix enhance the bland taste Of the salmon and
noodles will find this casserole fine feature buffet
supper party.
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES

ST. PAUL
March 26-Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Tyler. ss4 w. Central Avs 2S
years.
March 27-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
S, Sanders, 607 Rondo Av., seven
years.
March IS Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
som oNeal, Oh w. Central Av.,
II years; Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Parker, SIS Fuller Az, rs years.
March 2e-Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Foster Jr,. 800 Iglehart Az,
II years.
MINNEAPOLIS
March 2s-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
White, 1859 Smelling Av, SO
years,
Out of Town
March 24-Mr. and Mrs. Cur
tbs Ewing, Rte. 4, Excelsior,
MINI, IL years.
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CASSEROLE
3 on. medium wide noodles
l ID. can salmon e cupSl
2 cups California Dip"
1 cup cream

Heat to 375' Cook noodles according package
directions; California Dip" and add
be cooked noodles and chunk size pieces of salmon mix with
the liquid Turn into quart casserole and bake 20 minutes
Makes $40 servings
California Dip:-Combine pint sour cream and package
soup from the package For
y pint and tablespoons GA PACKAGE we'll
blended soup (ANS)
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-22

A man can't make a place for
himself in the sun II he keeps
taking refuge under the family
tree.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-22

Theory may raise ones hopes.
the fellow said, but practice
raises his wagesl
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MISS oUTD ooRs judy
SehasisT will reign Is Miss Out.
doorS Of 1857" AZ the 24ih annual
NorihwsEi Boat. Sports h Travel
Show at the Minneapolis AudiiO.
rum April STA And from the looks
Of her sporting equipment she is
ready for any occasion. More than
400 exhibits viii be featured al this
years show. including boats. mo-
tors. marine equipment. fishing
tackle. sporting goods and travel.
vacation displays. A thrilling ls-sei
stage show. hssdlining the Great
BoksTs Troups. win be presented
fwies daily.
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This newspaper has been on the
editorial firing line for racial and
social justice for almost 2S years.
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NEWS OF PEOPLE you KNOW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Properties For sale

les ACRES. iO-rm. 2-ba.b
oh, -u.h. Mod. III. Auto dish.
washer. clothes washer and dryer.
Cabinets. Elec. stove and refgr,
Larse barn, corn crib, hos house,
etc Lush pastures. Never faiiing
streams ia-mile hard-road frontage,
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miles b q "a. ooo. D'eAsi'oh' %
los AcREB s-rm. eenteF-hall
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malles n Of urbana Intsrehanss,
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Smoke house lii-mile road from
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kARLy AMsRlcAN aoMk. i S |;
s o. beat s.p. S's;' .E ss'. ,sup pss.
churches and school Re 81 near
lake champlain. % mi. from
PiAttsbureh Air bass: Harsain for
retired hobbiest; good climate, nth
and same. MRS ANNA TYRk1h
Willsboro. D 7. eN
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LAKE JACKSON

FOR sALE--Ysar-round ranch.
type homes on beautiful Lake
jackson; wonderful place 70 retire,
with l2-mile playground; 2 and 3
bedrooms, stone fireplaces: oil heat;
$500 s oniy 81 Ir' Sii.. s rom D z
Call Manassas Q7.W or drive CO.
Once open every day.
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"a Miles from
Charlottesville. Va.

2s5-scre CATTLE farm with es-
timber. 4-bsdroom home with bath.
Bank barn, other good buildings.
land 10 miies from culpeper, $4,000.
Waugh Real Estate Agency
.cULPEPER. VA.
Phone $500 Once. eis2 Res.