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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
VA. TyPis' Is
Winner OF WLOL
Orchid Of Day

Mrs syuowa Colbert. a typist
in the claims section Of the Vet
Grams Administration at Fort
Smelling. WINS awarded the or
child Award ~ the Day" by radio
station WLOL Tuesday morning
May - a. the VA building
Jim Hoyscn Of wLOL brought
out q real orchid 20 Mrs Colbert
The presentation was made by the
office manager In choosing Mrs
Colbert ar winner WipL said.
Good morning. your gracious
personality has earned You the
orchid Award Of the Day"
This award ~ given five dRya a
week. three 20 Minneapolis ard
two 10 49, Paul 10 a working girl
or woman on her personality and
charm IN meeting and serving tho
public
Mira Colbert ia married and tho
mother ~ two children Her hos
band ~ in the armed service So"
resides b. tbs Rangh Court o.
Pad
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
Well Known 81.
Poul Couple In
Trcffic Crush

Mr. and Mrs llylsnd A stokes
Itg2 Dora Lane were injured in a
car collision ia which Mrs Joseph
Falovsld OF 1884 N Albert was
killed, sunday
The accident oortrrrd early
sunday morning May 90 at burns
Az. ana tlNSay 81. rurai So Paul
The ear in which the three couples
were riding sollided with a car
driven by Victor johnson OF t0lt
E3gerton, SO Paul
The tNlkowsl,t Maurrr and
stokes couples had attended a
wedding reception and were re
turning TO the stokes home when
the accident occurred Mr. Msurcr
told police he was driving east on
Burns and stopped for lights az
both trafnc lanes at tho inter
section 81 Hwy 81, but dld not
see Johnson ear
Johnson was returning home
from worl, Ia Newport The im
pagt turned Iohnsons car com.
pletety around and the Maurcr
ear continued ahead on Burns and
struck utility pole ou the north
east corner % the intersection
An occupants OF Msurers car
were taken 60 Anckor hospital
whore MT FallSgwsbfs condition
was reported critical Mrs stokes
ard Mt and Mrs Maurcr were
discharged from the hospital AZ
tor treatment
MT stokes was transferred t5
Muller hospital where he "a auf
loruE uom facial cuts and other
mIurivs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
Mrs, George Manning Given
Surprise On Her Birthduy

Mrs George Manning pta st
Anthony Az, was very pleasantly
surprised on Monday evening
May ~. when her family and q
few close friends showorsd her
with lovely ritts IN honor of her
birthday
Responsible for the rrmvm-
hrancr OF her birthday were bor
mother, Mrs Elizabeth llall her
husband George Manning and
friends. Mi ami Mrs Thoobeld
Cunningham and Frank Twitly
Among the many lovely Rifta re
yoivod WIS rolorrd ~ set
special Eift from her husband,
M Manning
iIunorce and guests released
with telcyiainn and sorlauErd
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31

sic Bel and Vida Hopkins. Mr..
and Mrs. II Hayward came in
later to visit with the Iowans The
Misses Bette and Sandra Fields
were recently employed in St
Paul and may make this their fu-
ture home
Dinner Guests: N. A. Boiling
formerly Of ST. Paul and now re-
siding in Detroit, Mich. was the
dinner guest on Tuesday evening
May rs, Of Mr.. and Mrs William
White OF 7T3 Rondc Av other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Cunningham and family aud Ar
thur Cunningham,
Oak Leaf Art Club: Final plans
for the clubs annual picnic were
completed when the Oak Lear Art
club met Monday afternoon with
Mrs Emily Harris eco Marion st.
as hostess, The event viii be held
Monday afternoon, June "a. at
Como Park. Following the bust
ness session. a social hour and re
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
Mrs. Boleneer Returns
From Washington DC.
Council Meeting

Me Russell BaicuErr. cal Mar
shah Ay. returned hesse by plane
en- Sunday May 80. trom Wash
iRgton ID G.. where she attended
a Leadership Conference sponsor
ci by the National Council or
Negru Women IN memory OF DIR
Mary BethuRc The an day Ses-
sions were held Saturday. MAY Is
IN the Senate Caucus Room ot the
National Capitol
Tho group laid a wreath az the
tooJ of the statues 81 Susan r.
Anthony Katie stanton and Ia
creua Lott in memory ot Mrs
BetHune
The meeting concluded with a
dinner Ia ths evening az the May
Flower Hotel
while there Mrs Bslcuger
was a guest az the Washington
Hotel
She was the guest az Mrs NIL
dred Vernon on Saturday evening
and dinner guest OF her ana her
mother Mrs George Brooks Sr
ON sunday Mrs Brooks sends
greetings 60 her So Pant friends
sunday May ~, Mrs RalcngcT
was Womcu's nay speaker IN
Champaign m. at Bethel AME
church ~ which her brother. the
Rev Andrew n PARKS Is the min-
lister
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
Joe Louis" White
To Morry Frisco
Nurse Myrtle Escort

San Francisco. Calf Mr. and
Mrs Ernest Escort 81 san Fran.
cisco have announced the hotrotb-
al and forthcoming wedding Of
their daughter Myrtle Ioyrc 10
Joseph l.. whJte, Jr.. son OF Mrs
Dorothy Smith. also of San Fran
cisco. and a former resident OF
Minneapolis
Mise Escort attended San
Francisco state College and re.
Gently graduated from S. Frau.
gis Hospital OF Nursing She ts
currently employed as au ohstro-
trlyai nurse Bt the hospital
Mi White. "a native ~ Mime.
apolia. recently graduated with
honors from San F'raneiaco state
college and TO presently a gandls
date for his masters degree lB
Psychology at the college
The wedding H scheduled Tor
June Ial ia San Francisco
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31

40ih Wedding anniversary, M
and Mrs Robert Singer SIR Of 2722
Creek RoBk. Niles Mich viii
celebrate their A0th wedding an
ON Tuesday June &.
The Singers formerly Of Mime
apoils, win have a family gather
ing In honor uf the occasion. Soon
after the celebration. they plan
20 leave for Palm Springs, Calf,
10 visit their 18th child. a daugh-
ter and her husband. Mr and
Mrs Jerry iRobrDcaJ Mitchell
The Singers have timed their visit
90 be on hand Tor a Wait from Old
Doc storS whose arrival al the
Mitchell household viii chalk up
the 2ari grandcbild for Mr. and
Mrs Singer
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
Albert Allen Jr.s
Observe Silver
Wedding Event

Mr. and Mrs Albert Allen Jr
$685. Firth Az S had the pleasure
Of enjoying a lovely evening Tues
day May a with their family
who helped 90 make their 2atb
wedding anniversary a happy oe-
C8sion
They were the guests Of their
children. Marlene and Robert and
grandson. Terry ELLIS for dinner
at Road Ruddy's in ST Paul and
adding 90 their enjoyment was
the arrival OF Mrs Allcns father.
Richard Gordon of Seattle Wash
who spent the weekend with
them,
on Wednesday evening, Mr. and
Mrs Allen were hosts az a get-to-
gether in their home for the fam,
lly and two couples Mir and Mrs
Archie Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs
Eli Hickman OF st Paul. who were
in attendance At their wedding
Mr.. and Mrs Hickman attended
the Aliens when they were mar
rie3. Also present was Mir Ber-
nard Henderson o. Chicago, an old
family friend
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31

Mrs William MeQuorry win be
hostcsses The public ia invited
Mother l. Guest Mrs Luther
r Prince. ST ~ Clehurnc, Ten
Is visitor In the city and Is the
guest Of her daughterinala law and
son Mr ana Mrs lAthrr T
Prince jr and family
In Hospital, Mrs rcarle Brown
~ the Crizpua Attuyks Home
entered peaeonncas hospital on
Monday, May - FOR eye treat.
ment
Visited Father Mis- William
Potter and son Paul l2tS Chleago
Az, returned home SUNDAY eve.
ming, MAY I'd FROM Anderson, Ind
whore they visited their father
and grandfather David II Collier
Visiting Mother MR. Frances
lmmburi. al Marahsll Az, left
By plane Wednesday, May 81. for
pi,que. O.. to spend tho holiday
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31

week end with her mother and
other relatives
Family Visitors; Mr and Mrs,
whuam Jordan and daughter
Mrs cleo Cummings OF ~ Scott
kana. are visiting ia the city and
are the guests 81 their daughter
ana son in law. Mr. and Mrs Eli.
wood Cowan of to2 Fuller Az
Tho kansans arc dividing their
time with their daughter and son
IN law aud their son and wife
Mr. and Mrs Vernon Jenkins OF
Ata8 Frth Az g., Minneapolis,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31

F0ulkes other guests We're Mi
and Mrs. Edward Jackson.
Dinner Party Mr.. and Mrs
John Brown. as25 Fourth Av s..
entertained with a prcttly APP
pointed dinner party Saturday
evening May %. honoriug Mr.
and Mrs William Jordan and
daughter Mrs cleo Cummings 81
~, Scott Rams. who are the
house guests OF Mi and Mrs Ell
wood Cowan OF ST. Paul Other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Cowan
or ST Paul and Mr.. and Mrs
Vernon Jenkins
HoSpitatlgcdi William Masley
8tf5 Third Az g. rs a patient IN
peucouness hospital where his
condition is reported as serious.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31

Mrs. Terry Qualls Is sponsoring
a cocktail party Friday, May 81,
4 sol a, m at the FlI,s Rest. l2i5
aldrich Az. North. You viii be
royalty entertained by a variety Of
talent. --- Ndyt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
Social and Personal
4 ST PAUL

Musical Sip A must your social calendar Tor Sunday,
Juno q between the hours of aud the Musical Sip
given hy the silver Links Guild OF Glendale Seventh Day Ad
yenst church The gala affair will be held the Soarum OF
the NWCA musical program of outstanding talent mas been
prcparcd for your entertainments Mrs Clyde Johnson Sr and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31

Former ST raulitc Mr Mar
ths RrIcr Jackson viii graduate
from MCMurray College, Jackson.
vile m on Sunday June 2 Mrs
Jackson is the daughter OF Mrs
Horteuse and Rev Boyd Patrick
and the granddaughter az Ms
n Camp OF St Paul Mimi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS Z

Breakfast Hostesses: Mrs Viola Cassc and Mrs Irene
Woods were cohOseS breakfast Saturday 2 al the
home Of Mrs Casse 90 gehart Guests of honor were
Mrs Elizabeth Fields and daughters Bette and Sandra and
Mrs Rhodes all Of keouk la Mrs Rhodes the mother
Mrs Fields Other guests the Mines Matte Bonner Dor.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31

READ rnr WANT Ans
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READ rms WAIT ABS
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-01-19
Fed. Ruling Asked
CONTINUED from page y

ruled they are unconstitutional.
The so-called existing city or
dinances have not been brought
forward and this is another rea-
son why Negroes feel the city has
no legs to stand on. If Negroes ig-
more demands by police to move
to the rear or get off the buses,
the police are helpless and afraid
to make an arrest.
The majority of Miami's Ne
groes continue to sit at the rear
of buses, but many have taken
seats uo front without incident.
Most of the white bus riders have
taken the change in stride, and
bus drivers are either seeing and
still not-seeing or either uncon-
cerned about the matter.
Unlike the Tallahassee situa-
ton which was spurred by civic
group the Miami bus showdown
was initiated by the NAACP.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-01-19
Collins Asks Breakdown on Violence

Tallahassee - Obviously en-
barrassed by the unfavorable pub
Lefty being given Florida in the
national press, Gov. Leroy Collins
has called on city and county
authorities to take immediate
and effective" action to prevent
further violence against Negro
leaders Of the bus integration
drive.
Collins issued the statement
after shotgun blasts were fired on
the empty parsonage Of the Rev.
c. K. Steele, president Of the
Negro Inter Civic Council which
is a2earheading the integration
drive.
Steele said he, his wife and
FIVE children are sleeping at the
home of friends until the city
brings the violence under control.
Police said two shotgun blasts
were fred through windows at
the parsonage Wednesday night
while Steele was conducting a
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-01-19

mass indignation meeting at his
church next door. The shots blast
ed a picture window in the front
and went through the window of
a bedroom usually occupied by
the minister, his wife and l3-
month old baby.
"This kind of lawlessneSs is in
excusable and it must he stopp-
ed" Gov. Collins said. at is es-
sentially a local problem and
should be remedied by local ac-
ton to protect persons and prop
erty and to prevent further en-
barraSsment to this community
and the state"
II hope the city and county
authorities realize the necessity
for immediate and effective ac-
ton"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-01-19
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GIANT INDEX