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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

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October 81.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-30
B.S.C.P. Auxiliary
Entertains Members,
Friends Az Picnic

The lovely yard Of Mr and Mrs
Dewey Jackson lai2 Hondo Az
WAS the scene af motrimonl and
activity nu Sunday afternoon,
August "a, when the ~ Paul
Ladies' Auslliary 10 the BaCp
entertained about 40 members and
their guests at barbecue picnic
dinner.
A long picnic table, act up
against a background 81 blooming
flowers and pink and blue balloons
and fringod paper strvsmers made
a pieturanque setting "a guests
enjoyed the delicious barbecue
prepared as only Mrs Edward
tf,~ana Goodman can prepare
and other foods Mira Jackson was
a charming hostoss
Following dinner games we're
played sndp fizoH were won bY
WYE ffFH '#"tatlfHfAf AihtA fetA hfatt
Hampton Adding 20 the glamour
Of the affair pictures were made
~ the entire group
Members and guests present
were the MeaarH and Mines
Charles Compton q " Iinndsrs
son , u Jones, Walter Archer
Roscoe James, EivIra rayton ~
George Young Albert Mcfarland
D., A Ferguson Ramsey Iach
son. Edward Goodman, Dewey
Jackspn tho Mines eta Archer
tien Campbell Aluc Hampton and
SON Bernard Rosie Anderson
Mary riAuEhor and M rrani,
Boyd
Mrs Allie Hampton Ia proal
dent IT the auxiliary and Mrs
Dewey tpekapn ls secretary treas
ufHr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-30
EVENING SCHOOL FOR
OFFICE OCCUPATIONS
REGISTRATION SOON

Registration for the fan yoea-
tional school program IN training
FOR office occupations and the
field ~ distribution win take place
September 10 through 10
Applicants may register from
9 a. m. 90 p m daily in Room
500 CITY Han or a. Mechanic Arts
high school Central and Robert
between 7 and 9 p. m
Classes will start on Monday.
September % and will he held a,
Mechanic Arts high school
Among the classes offered in
the evening school program this
fan. the following are typical.
bookkeeping and accounting, bust
ness English business speech
business law clerical civil service
training, commercial art. comp.
tomeiry, Gregg shorthand. key,
punch machine training, machine
shorthand personality hintA for
business women property and
casualty insurance. retail adver.
Using showcard writing and sign
lettering supervisory training
traffic and transportation. tran.
sartbing machine operation, type
writing
For further information, call the
Vocational School office CA. g.
GGl2. Ext. 58B
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-30
RITuRk FROM sIsrIp's
FUNERAL ~ OKLAHOMA

Mrs Alice Wise sGl5 Fourth
Az her brother Rev Ben Q
C'aaaus. son Wyatt G r,serfo and
grandson. Iaasis Martin. returned
bpms Saturday ABRusf ~ from
Guthrie, Dhla ebsts they went
70 attend ire funeral u Mrs ~
fsBs y Haii eldest sister ~ Mrs.
Mise ard fhs eldest member n fHs
remaining Casz family
Mrs Wiss received ere message
n her SISTERS aeath gn August
10 and lhs group left August 40
~ natu far CSiabWaa where
they we're 3o8na5 ~ other sisters
and brothers aEa members ~ the
family
While In 0kiahamH M RroJp
VISITED Osishnms Csfy and gfhsF
communities previously known q
them They renewed asqBaiGt
srcss 1ifb many ra8tisea and sli
friends.
Tae decreased WIS a}aD tbs HlE
ter ~ ~ a y E@aaBs ~ Mn
reapaas ard Nr william cassl8s
n 81 paH
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-30
Booklet On How To
Get Out OF Debt"
Published By Firm

A new booklet Titled How 70
oct ont OF Debt by Y n rhocu
Minneapolis Is ipHi Off The press
The 2fpaEe illustrated puhiira
ton ls being distributed free ~
charge and - a public service
through Minneapolis employers
and % others who wish a. Thoan
said
Thaen president ~ the Mutual
Service Corp. Minneapolis thr
nations oidpN, debt ~ t4a'mert
firm explained that ~ autborsd
the boak ~ order 70 help wage
earnoTg avoid some u tbs pitfalls
% staggering debt
iie said inst many employers
have encouraged hm ia publish
s8nh work bs susa 81 tha It
rTasaIug amount u office wafig
enfalsd n handling garnlshreHta
ard attachments On wfgrrE
wages He added that s"Ds sm.
pi9yefR are concerned with morale
and worker productivity because
~ dangerous dsbt problems
~ has been proved ft.at debt.
laden employee l. fo' ar efficient
wpfker Thoen commented Con
VerssIy a relatively debfsfrsa sfas
pieyse is happy and raHzp lgasig
pfgiaet8ys
The booklet rGtsR rafas ~ us
CAUSES ~ eztref0r Debt and Eesss
% aaqF4sinf readsu 2gfh asps ~
iss Deans ~ which they ekn ~
nE1lz~ ar4 rfabs' fber rrsnoiaI
problems Iarlsasa II NJ pshHcs-
tior ls case h.Sfory ~ HlnHs
spoas family whitb msraqss ~
SHAKE aft the ssarklss ~ very
bgr1ensofns dshf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-30
Club pisulcLed a.
Take harriet Sunday

Sunday August 20, was day
OF fun, food and merliment Tor
members and their gueats IT the
Az You lJKe u cub when they
held - pituic at Lake Harriet
The usual sports activities plus
and abundance Of the traditional
picnic fare made Cor q auceeaafui
and enjoyable affair faf the col
lowing members the Moaara and
Mnoa Edward Ice Ray Pleasant
sidney Anderson Robert Green.
tloyd Wright, Robert Cowngtnn,
Edward johnson. Calvin Wallace
ana Guests. Mi q l. Mnekey,
father Of Aru Robert t'oylugton
and Ara John Wright, mother ~
Mr. Boyd Wright
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-30
hI0ERiaA Clue
WOMEN ORGANIZE

Tosaan nigeria AMP The
Council ~ WomcnH Societies ~
NiEeaa has been afaaHlzsd here
81 plans - encoprsRe nc sghfs-
ton % al zpmsur nor. political
soCistles ia tire country ita fuuc
tons win be b. alaseu rate idoaa
Isnd support 90 Fvsal PROBE o.
~ members saeie'8ea ard present
lrg proposals. % The government
or social ans community sffara
The co1ncii expects y psbHsh
h.auusai magazine arrange ~
an arHal convention ~ aTl ussr
Der sGe3stiaa and 70 5end 8elsra
TORS - ard receive Delegations
firm national and international
arEanizatlCns
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-30
Texas Women Is
Entertained Royalty
On Visit To City

Mrs WARREN Jones and her
sodehild Eluora Gary OF Texas
City Tex are VISITING % the city.
guests az her Ewo sous Warren
and Richaui 7S5 W, Central Az
ana three sisters and families. Nj
ana Mrs n A Rusiner gss "
Central Az Mr. ard Mrs c.
Bailey OF 42a Iglehart Az, and
Mr. and Mrs Carl Ampey OF TO-
Erruoat Az n Minneapolis,
Mrs Jones and Eanora are
spending three weeks in the Twin
Cities.
On August rs. Mrs Ampey was
hostess az a buffet luncheon In
honor of her sister other guests
were the Mines, Lola GattlnE
Beatrice Grunrr Mr. and Mrs J
sleet the MesSys and Mines r
A Rufruer G. Bailey Leonard
Slaughter and Mr. ] II Jackson
Mrs Jones is the former Henri
eta Cross, native Of ST. Paul
and has been busy meeting old
friends and being hriefca on hap
penings Ga the Twin Cities
Saturday evening August ~
Mrs Ampey was hostess az an ln-
formal together az her home
hononng her sister The evening
was enjoyed remiuiscinE and So
cianzing
Other guests ln addition 90 the
honoree were the Mines Anna
Mae Terrence and Mabel Gum of
Kansas City Mo guests % MIS-
Rose Jackson Of $685. Washing
ton Az S. Mrs jackson, r. A
Ruffner, C Bailey. Gladys Free
man, NelAs Carter A Perfect and
Mr. Oliver Ampty
Mr.. and Mrs Ampey were very
pleasantly surprised Sunday, Aug
ust 25 when they were presented
with two dozen roses and box
Of candy by Mrs, Ampey's three
sisters In observance Of the Am
pey's nth wedding anniversary,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-30
SHEPHERDS ENTERTAIN
our or TOWN VISITORS
FOR a FORTNIGHT

Mr. and Mrs Vincent Shepherd
sr Of as37 Portland Az have
been busy the past fortnight en-.
tertainlng out-of.towu visitors in
their home.
MIR and Mrs. Lawrence Moore
Of LAGRANGE IN arrived On Wed
nesJay ard spent four days with
the Shepherds Mir and Nrs Ru-
bert Alexander az gai2 THIRD Az.
s were hosts az dinner in honor
Of the Moorcs The Mooros icft
on Saturday for their home,
ON tho eve OF their departure
Mrs Leroy Moody ~ Cedar
Rapids, la arrived She is the
cousin Of Mr. Shepherd She timed
her visit 20 help her cousin Mrs
William Wagner 2ai3 Fourth Az
g celebrate her birthday At bar
beCuc dinner held IN the back yard
Of the Shepherds az which the
family and a few close friends
were guests Mrs Moody IL also
visiting her daughter. Miss Bar
bhra Johnson
Mr. and Mrs Vincent Shepherd
IT, and Mr. and Mrs Raymond
Wallace honored Mrs, Moody with
a brunch held at the home Of MIR
and Mra Wallace. a8ts Smelling
Az. on Saturday morning other
guests were Mr. and Mrs Vincent
shepherd 81 Miss Barbara John
son and Mrs Eugene Robinson
Arriving from Chicago on sun
day morning by motor were MR.
Shepherds aunt Mrs Pauline
Hrtacli her son, wife and chill
drsn, Mr. and Mfa Edward Smith
and children Hickey and Paula
Mrs Hutacii ~ the sister Of Ars
Marjorie Hayes also u 1897 Port
land Az. who ia the mother ~
Mrs Shepherd
Ara Hutaen and the Smith
family left for their home early
Tuesday morning
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-30
DINNER TO HONOR
GOLDEN WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY sEpT. z

Mr. ard Mrs Shelby Cox Algs
PTfth Av 3 win be hosts ~ a
buffet dinner on Labor Day Sep.
TENDER Ia honor of MR.. Coxs
parents. Mr and Mrs Herman r.
Meyers u Owatonua, MINI, who
will observe their Golden We'd
ding Anniversary On September g.
Due 10 illness in The family only
the immediate relatives have been
invited
Friends wishing ~ send con
gratviatory messages ana greet
iHgs to Mr. and Mrs Meyers
may ssnd then IN care 81 NJ and
Mrr Cox ~ shove sa1rca
The couple w1B Welt with uhsr
only daughter aud son .lnIaw for
fsn DAYS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-30
Friends Sather To
Give Marvo Boyd
SONG Away Fete

4 large group Of teousagc
Friends gathered at the home ~
Mrs Beatrice Boyd SST lglchart
Az "Wednesday evening, August
- 60 lcin in a SONG away party
tor her daughter lovely Marva
Ann Rayd Miss Boyd lott on
Thursday for Chicago 70 visit her
aunt and uncle Mi and Mrs
James Young
MarNa Eraeiousiy received her
guests a picture 81 loNlineas Ia a
hlue taffeta dress with pink as
cossotics The beautifully gownea
youae la,lcs aud handsome young
men enjoyed playing various
games with dancing AZ a highhaht
N the gala evening Aftor which
they enjoyed the refreshments
that had been prepared fur their
pleasure
dueata Wishing Marva bon
voyage we're lulty Payne. C'mrs
cuto Taylor Arthur Bonner Tier
bort Johnson Arthur ran Rnuie
and Melvin ltufurd Spencer jack
son, Ftlla Neal. Melvin Dunn
Euus Pierce, vannc owens, puula
rhWmaaau0 Mary Is Murray
Janice Moorc. Frances stone Car.
81 Dawson Adripune Coleman and
saudra Rogers
Murya 1887 dchutante, has
iuat completed a summer course
ia advanced shorthand tipping and
eusluoaa English al the IlnMmus
spn business college ia re Paul
She Is sauiol at Central lnah
School and wlil graduate 10 iune
1928 After graduation she plans
60 enroii at Rasmussen iiusinoaa
College for further study
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-30
Cong Mccarthy office
In 81 poui Open
On Anninmhnk }

Congressman Eugene } Mo
Csrthy announced that he would
open be 81 Paul offoo un sep
TENDER
The office la Room as IN The
Federal Courts BuildlnR ~ gviB
and nafka Sta IN ~ paui
The telephone number " the
congregational pffirs viii be- CAP
tai ( 242H
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-30
MRS. CHARLOTTE DAVIS
HoNORID nv FRIENDS
AT DINNER PARTY

Mrs Charlotte pavln. 1924
Portland Az, WAS INSIDE very hap
by on her birthday Tuesday Aug
uHt 20 A group ~ friends ia cela,
bratiou ot The event tetcd her with
dinner party given Ia the Car
dinai Room 81 Hotel Curtis
Following dinner, she WAS pre-
acntod with beautifully decarat
ed birthday cake ant gifts
Rrspanalhlc for the remems
hranrc af her birthday both with
Wittn anh the dinner were tho
Mines Geraldine Wlthers, Phoebe
Owens Evelyn Martin Daisy
Young aud netty stfawder
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-30

New Address Mt and MTA.
John w Ryan jr, formerly Of sat
iplehart Az are now residing In
their newly purchased home at
1900 b. County Road G
Coat aIescentG Robert H. lars
ris Tp5 " Central Az. Ia now
ronvalrsying at home after Under
Emag surgery a. st. Lakes hos
Pl,al ~ the result Of injuries sus
tanned IN Gre
Mother L. Visiting Mrs Mamie
Tihha Of Detroit, Mich In visiting
her daughter and sonatn-i law, Nj
and Mrs Richard l.. Mason and
family Of sT3 lElehart Az Mrs
Tubs il renewing old friendships
ana enjoying the numerous social
couftssies that she has been &C
corded she viii be tn the city for
two weeks
Narth shore Vacation Mi and
Mrs Sidney saiter, 1913 W Cen.
tral Az. and their grandchildren
Edwin and Lynn saiier returned
Saturday from four day varar
ton spent ut the North ghoro The
vacationcrs also visited parts 81
Canada. Grand Marsis, MINI and
ftshed a. riackonhark they re-
port wonderful time and good
fishing
Neither ~ Gue@if Mrs Mary
Brsurhsr ~ Ciarksdaie, Miss ar.
rived IN the city August "a for an
Indefinite stay with hor daughter
and aon in Law, Ar and Mrs
Dewey Jackson Of 1919 Hsndo Az
Visiting Neither, M ard Mrs
n NJ YounEe ~ Chicago, are
visiting Mrs YDuHRa mother
Mrs p y. Johnson of $50 ~
Anthony Az and other relatives
They arrived August ~ and win
spend two uscAa 80 the city
Visiting Family Ars Ruth
Bloom ~ Los Angelica Calf ia
visiting her sisters Mrs Elieh
gnffin and Mrs Alice Harding
md brothers. the Mssara Hector
Hunter ard David vaHnar and
other relatives ghe ts ths hguso
guest ~ Mrs Harding ~ 5Hz ~
Anthony Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-30

children, Mrs IuanitA Cuff Mrs
Esther Brown. Mrs, Henry Bolts
Jr and daughter sharon and
cousin Valera and Mr.. Bill WI
Hams Thursday morning. Mrs
RAney entertained with a break
fast party in honor Of her sister.
Other guests enjoying her hos
pitahty were the Mines Nelson
Neveis Of Milwaukee, Wis, Ma
thaniel Watson and Mason Lewis
Mrs, Johnson was extended other
courtesies during her visit
Visiting In Detroit; Miss Maccl
Washington Of Charleston. w
Va arrived Monday evening 10
visit her cousins, Mrs. Alanzo
Ellis and family and Mrs. Enola
Thomas Of 350S FYfth Av. S. Mrs
Ellis, her sister, Mrs. Thomas and
Miss Washington left by motor
wednesday morning for Detroit.
Mich. TO visit their sisters. Mrs
Nichola Dodson and Mrs. Virginia
Byers and their families. Mrs
Thomas daughter Harlana has
been visiting her aunts IN Detroit
for the past ten days and win ac-
company her mother back home.
As You Like IL Club; The reg
ular monthly meeting Of the As
You Like It club Was held at the
home Of Mrs Ruth Anderson.
1919 Clinton Av on Friday Aug
ust 10. Plans for the clubs civic
project were discussed Following
adjournment, a social hour and re-
freshments were enjoyed Mrs
Betty Lou Brown, 1915 Fifth Az.
s. win be hostess at the next
meeting, Friday, August 80
Party Hostess: Saturday after
noon, August II, was an after
noon Of FUN for group OF young
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-30

sters when Leslie Harris gave a
party in honor OF Cherry Wright
OF wichita, Kans a visitor in the
city, who WAS the guest q her
aunt Mrs f. V Marshall Of S6Os
Elliot Ay Various games were
played and honoree and guests en-
loyed roasting weiners Other
guests enjoying the festive affair
were sharon Walker Paula
Mayes, stephaEio Payne Helen
Boone and Bonita Burton.
Returns Home The lovely Miss
Evelyn johnson OF 81 Louis Mo.
returned home Monday after
spending an enioyahle wrek in
Minneapolis, guest % Mr. Robert
Salone and Mr. and Mrs, Henry
Merzell Of 1905 Fifth Az. s. She
was taken on sightseeing tours.
which included q three day week
end along beautiful shores ~ Lake
Superior and a visit "a High Falls
In Canada, She was guest Ia the
home Of Messrs and Mines W
Webb William Jones. James
Campbell and a highHgbt Of her
visit came Sunday evening when
she shared honors az a cocktail
party given for out-ot-town Wis.
itors by Mr.. and Mrs Harry Mas
sengin. Of a745 Fifth Az. s
Family Visitor: Mrs. Isabel
Irby OF New York CITY returned
home after spending a week visit
ing her aunt, Mrs EssIe Wyatt OF
2lo4 +, goth st. and cousin. Mrs
Essie Fanando Of Forest Lake.
MINI.
Breakfast Hosts; Mr. and Mrs
Theodore Woodland. lio3 Lyndule
Az. N, entertained az breakfast
on August 10, honoring Mise Mary
Woods Of Buffalo, NJ y house
guest Of Mfr and Mrs Alonro Lee,
1888 26lh Ay s. Miss Woods is
a social worker. Other guests en-.
ioying the hosts hospitality were
Mr. and Mrs Lee, Mr. and Mrs
Robert Meyers and children Of
Omaha, Neb, and Mrs. Homer
Starks
Returns Home Rev 4 Hendcr.
son 1929 Bryant Az. NJ, returned
home Tuesday morning from Cur
len La where he was called to
attend funeral services Of his sis.
ter Mrs Hattie Bolen.
Detroit Visitors: Mrs. BETTY |
Session and daughter Kathy &C,
compaaied by Mrs. Bertha Smith |
and a niece Miss BernIee sharpe
Of Detroit, Mich, arrived by motsr |
Saturday, August "a Kathy had I
been visiting her mother in De. |
troit The group motorcd 10 Mus.
kegon Mich, where they boarded |
the clipper cruiser and arrived IN /
Milwaukee They motorcd from /
to Minneapolis Kathy |
Will return 70 Detroit with her !
mother and viii make her home 1
there They win leave Sunday 1
morning Miss sharpe. former !
for the Detroit Chron- |
icle accompanied by the Misses |
Session and C,hIidreas paid a brief 4
visit 70 the Spokesman office on I
Wednesday morning and made a
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