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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19

taking advantage Of mlnorities,
they would not be opposed 10
tho appointment OF this non
partisan commission.
ITO prove this point, Senate
Olin ID. Johnston, Democrat o
south Carolina, on July 8, offere'
an amendment TO the Civil Right
BIN which would provide To-
homeward shipment OF deceased
members and employees of thu
Presidents Civil Rights Com
mission at Federal expense. i just
want the boys taken care OF In
case something happens TO them
hope nothing does. But II they
try TO act too fast, they might
cause a lot OF bloodshed, some OF
1t their own"
Secondly, the bill calls for an
additional Assistant Attorney
General. appointed by the Presi-
dent who shall assist the Attor-
ney General in the performance OF
his duties. His duties would be 10
bring any persons TO justice who
are engaged in any acts or prac-
tees which would give rise to a
cause for feeling that they were
going 10 interfere In the voting
rights OF any person.
Our southern friends could
not be opposed 10 this unless
they intend 30 continue inter
ferring with Negroes voting
rights and do not want inter
ference from the Federal Gov
eminent.
Thirdly the Bill calls for No
person. whether acting under
color OF law or otherwise, shall in.
timidate, threaten, coerce or at
tempt TO intimidate, threaten, or
coerce any other person for the
purpose OF interfering with the
right OF such other person TO vote
or to vote as he may choose, or OF
causing such other person TO vote
for, or not TO vote for, any candi.
date for the office OF President.
Vice President, presidential cleo
tor. Member OF the Senate, or
OF the House OF Repre-
sentatves, delegates of commits
sioners from the territories or pos
sessions, at any general, special or
primary election held solely or in
part for the purpose of selecting
or electlng any such candidate.
4" Whenever any person has en-
gagged or there are reasonable
grounds TO believe that any per-
son is about to engage in any act
or practice which would deprive
any other person of any right or
privilege the Attorney General
may institute for the United
States, or in the name OF the Unit
ed State. a civil action or other
proper proceeding for preventive
relief. including an application for
a permanent or temporary in.
junction. restraining order or
other order. In any proceeding
hereunder the United States shall
be liable for costs the same as a
private person.
The district courts Of the
United States shall have juris-
dictlon Of proceedings instituted
pursuant 90 this section and
shall exercise the same without
regard 10 whether the party ag-
grieVed shall have exhausted
any administrative or other
remedies that may he provided
by law
III prejudiccd southern polite
ians did not know that a jury
made up OF southern whites would
not convict a white man for in
terferng with voting rights OF q
Negro. they would not care how
the defendants were tried ans
would trust our Federal courts.
Il do not believe that there vii
be a compromise by the Eisen
hover Administration on any o
the salient features in this bill an,
that Il will have the fun supper
OF the Republican Party. win 0
/ lose.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19

The Associated Negro Press
news dispatches are found eNclu-
sively In this area In this news
paper.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19
LEE STONE DIES,
RITES HELD THURSDAY

Funeral services for Lee Stone,
COS Fifth Az N. who died Mon
day, July IS, after a brief illness,
were held at ? p, m. Thursday.
July is, at woodards Funeral
Chapel, Rev Stanley r, King. as
sistant pastor OF Zion Baptist
church otticiated.
Mr., Stone was an interior dec
orator by trade and had lived In
Minneapolis for about rs years.
There are no known survivors.
Burial was in Crystal LAX,
cemetery with Woodland Funera
Home in charge OF arrangements
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19

Republicans To sfund Firmp
Val Washington Says
COP. Senators Won't
Compromise On Rights

Washington ID. C-That Senate Republicans deter
mined 10 make the most Of chance sell the country the
theory that IL is the civil rights party is pressaged by
statement released Tuesday by Val Washington director
the Republican National Committees mnores division
His statement discussed the present u s. Senate civil rights
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19

hSNhNAAAeNN AASAAA H"bN -
sports writers he expects a rever-
sal Of the action following a new
appeal to the courts.
Fred Pierce, Minneapolis golfer
got a good case Of poison ivy the
first day. DR.. Gene West, the
Navy medic prescribed for him
and he felt better by Sunday.
The Saturday and Sunday after
noon promenading of spectators
at the golf course always reminds
"old-time' citizens of the old
Union Sunday School picnics
which attracted people from all
over the Twin Cities to Twin City
parks.
Individuals and families who
did not see their friends for
whole year could always expect
10 see them at the union picnic.
The golf tourney almost serves
the same function now.
A one-man attraction each year
at the tournament Is Joe Munroe,
st. Paul railroader This year Joe
was decked out as a Mexican va
quero in his colorful Sunday
clothes.
Chicago had the largest entry
list with 80 men entered, 20 wo-
men and one junior player.
Minneapolis was second with
25 men. two women and two
juniors entered In tourney play.
st. Paul was third with l6 men
players, four women and one
junior. Des Moines. Ia, took
fourth place in number Of en-
trants. with seven men and one
woman entered for play.
Detroit. Michigan, the home
Of the defending champion, DIR.
X. q. Robinson, Motor City civic
and Urban League leader had
six men In the tournament.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19

ST. Paul NAACP Victory Dance,
Saturday, July 90. Prom Ballroom
air conditioned Arizona Room
Percy Hughe- orchcstra.-AdVt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19
Golf Tourney 80.

Continued from page -
sports writers he expects a rever-
sal Of the action following a new
appeal to the courts.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19

Chicago had the largest entry
list with 80 men entered, 20 wo-
men and one junior player.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-07

Firestone: Soprano Nadine
Conner. ballerina Marina
6vetlova and pianist Earl
Wild are guests.
$3.50, WRC (D-Alcoa Thea
ter: "A Turn Of Fate
"Circ umsta n tial" with
David Niven. A young at
torney risks his life to prove
that a conviction on cir
cumstantial evidence alone
can condemn an innocent
human to death.
$3.50, WTOP t9b-December
Bride: Rudy Vallee appears
as guest in the first episode
Of the new season.. when
Lily and Hilda seek advice
Spring Byington stars.
1880, WTTG 80 - Boxing
Jerry Luedee VS.. Jimmy
Slade in l0-round light
weight bout.
1l:15, WTOP - Late Show :
killer Mccoy" with Mickey
Rooney and Ann Blyth. TV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-07
OTHER "
HIGHLLGHTS
SEQ. WRC (ll-aestless Gun |:

$500. WRC (D-Restless Gun:
Revenge at Hardness
Creek" starring John Payne.
A sheriff risks his honor and
loss Of friendship when he
threatens to avenge the
death of his brother.
$500, WTTG l5)--Theater at
9: Affairs OF Annabel"
with Lucille Ball and Jack
Oakie. TV Key says: En-
tertaining comedy about a
studio press agent who tries
to keep a dumb blonde star
on page one 1890.
$3.50, WMAL (7D--Bold Jour-
ney: "Tanganyika." A mis-
sionary narrates the film
story Of his first three years
Of work in the shadow of
Africa's Mount Kiliman-
jaro.
800, WMAL (7D-Voice Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-07

of the top Soviet scientists in
this country attending a spe-
cial ICY conference as guests
They were A. A. Blagonravov
Sergei Poloskov and A. M
Kasatkin.
49,
SeOrebOard:
Dean Martin Show (Satur-
day. NBC-4.
Dean Martins season opener
was considerably more intri-
guing unsteady than 1t was in
the comedy department. His
problem Saturday was basic
the writers gave him the fast
brittle lines. but forgot to write
them into situations that were
fresh or appeslingly motivated
HOweum a singers kidding
Westerns. for example? with
Como followed by Bergen fol-
lowed BY Mackenzie followed
by Martin, an Oatburner would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-07

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-07
Story With
Happy Ending

"From knowing absolute
ly nothing about dane
ing, l am progressing to
the point where ! feel
at ease" says Helen w.
Berry. Il Join in with
the many Arthur Murray
Studio activities, includ-
ing tea dances, Thurs
day night parties and
S aturday afternoon
orchestra dances" Just
as Helen Berry has
found new happiness in
life and new self-confi-
dence through MASTER
ing the art of dancing,
SO can you discover that
Arthur Murray will open
new doors to fun and
a feeling of achieve
ment. There's no obliga-
ton when you request a
free trial lesson and
dance analysis at Arthur
Murray'S. Just pick up
your phone and dial
Executive 3-4100. Arthur
Murray will be delighted
to have you as his guest
and let you discover for
yourself the STORY with
a happy ending"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-07


Burns AcnFour Universe contestants do little
paradng Our favorite Miss Neyada-oomph Story
line has Oracle bringing the girls home straghten out
Ronnie he will study harder Now that's the kind
Of mother to haveI Show is as smooth ever. pm
WTOP-9
Guy Mitchell ShOwAnoher singing show with guests
guerite Piazza and Dizzy Dean. give Me the Simple
Life" Mitchell who also does q medley that in
cludes Singing the Blues" Miss Piazza fresh guest
face Tv, sings Fascination" and joins Mitchell
I'm the Middle Of Island" Dean contributes topical
"bit-ribbing baseball pm. WMAL-7
Danny Thomas Show-Danny takes the kids his Las
Vegas honeymoon with wife Kathy Most Of the time he
telling jokes tour favore his "lox" gagj. Danny
Is also effective singing I'm Happy" Guests include
Peter Lind Hayes Mary Healy Earl Wilson and famous
comic. But Danny is the main show. pm. WTOP-9
Twenty OneNeary half Of Harold Craigs $4,000 is
stake tonight he continues his marathon battle with
Psychologist David Mayer Mayer may offer fact two
about the psychological implications OF quiz shows
Shapes up highly Suspenseful edition. pm. WRC-4
Studio One"The Morning Face" SLIM extremely touch
ing drama, set In boys prep school, Here, teen-age
student traps his Latin instructress into compromise
grades by implying that she has made advances him.
Barbara Bel Gedde genuine fright at being thought
immoral woman contraSted with young Rex Thompsons
sly boyishnesS is effective Good performance also from
Arthur Hill Self-conscious English professor This
play Scrpted by Tad MoSe has both sincerity pathos
10 pm. WTOP-9.
SuspiciOn"Murder Me Gently" First live" show in this
new series, and it's sprghtly joke about murder Kurt
kaznar has the stellar role fat international magnate
who wants desperately to be bumped off (fe useless
he feels but suicide out Of the question: Into his life
comes Jessica Tandy writer OF mystery stories who
modesty admits that she'd make whale of a murderess
the plot fresh and the dialogue clever-reSut an
tertaning show 10 pm. WRCA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-07

have been welcome. And I'm
inc Western FAM.
Apart from this, the West
ern bit was centered around a
children's party IN Hollywood.
The kids played spoiled hrats
too well, ! think. It's awfully
hard TO laugh when you're be-
ing simultaneously irritated.
The James Masons Pamela
and Portland) were victims Of
the same mistake In their at
home" skit. The British ac-
cents hardly lent novelty to such
well-worn topics as TVS in
lfiuence en- the home and the
lost art Of family conversation.
Muslcally, though, the show
was first-rate. The numbers
were produced with verve and
sung In the best style Of the
performers.
Dino. whose voice sounds
more like the young Bing than
the old Bing does, even re-
vived one OF the masters old
hits. ITS Easy to Remember,
So Hard to Forget"
The arrangements-of the
music and the good looking line
of girls-were tops. / partic-
ularly liked the sneaky way
that girls fingers came UP sud-
denly over Dino's shoulders In
one production number.
But the hit Of the show
to- this viewer. anyway--was
Mrs. Louis Prima (Keely
Smith. She works dead
PANIED with her hubby tfor
q violent II amusing contrast)
but does much better on her
own. Keely's voice and phrasing
put her up in the singing big
league. along with the very
best.
The Court Of Last Resort
Fridays. NBC-4D:
OF the two Erie Stanley
Gardner shows on TV this
season, this ones chances OF
surviving look much better.
perry Mason is the other. on
CBS-9. Saturdays. The
dramatization was expert and
the writing taut and factual.
The Courts work-helping men
innocently convicted of crimes
has much appeal. Best Of
all. the tone Of the presenta-
ton is a laudable one. II is
the question Of human error
that concerns the Court OF
Last Resort. not criticism OF
the law and our courts.
Second Thoughts:
Deans assignment Saturday
could hardly have been helped
by the succession of song shows
on channel four.
Como had one Of his better
sessions: Polly Bergen came
back winningly with wacky
Ernie Koyaes after an embar-
RAISING start two weeks ago.
. and Gisele Mackenzie offered
a diverting half hour with Dem
mis- Day.
Perry como's observation Of
a week ago still makes the most
sense. Somebody" he said. lis
going to get hurt"
In addition to the viewer, he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-07

signal transmitted by the flying
satellite. Richard Hardness
newscaSt at IL included a phone
interview with Admiral Rawson
Bennett and Frank MCGEE "a
modest chap who keeps forget
ting to introduce himself) sum-
med up the news in a special
report at the beginning Of Jack
PaH's Tonight.
Late Saturday night, MICS
Dave Brinkley interviewed DR..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-07

John Hagen (who was on Wide
Wide World few weeks ago
with Charles Van Dorenl. A
Blackboard-and-chalk explana-
ton proved Illuminating.
The news STATS of all three
networks, 1t can be concluded.
put in overtime this week end
on the historic event.
AS luck would have it yes
terday. the Redskins football
game tWTOP-9J and the
World Series (WRC-4 made
it difficult to schedule special
reports yesterday.
Youth Wants to Know stole
the news thunder. however.
with a youthful bit of footwork.
The NBC series obtained three
AnVFRTISFMFN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-07

Another shoD that tcds on
too long Saturday--the World
Series. The camera lDork Dds
excellent. but t0hat a drag after
the Yankees broke il upi A
quick tote Of the audience By
any surrey method iDould haze
resulted in a I.000-I uote to
skip the baseball aud get to that
football game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-07
ON THE AIR
Tvs Top Tune
From Outer Space
Rx bernie HARRISON

With al due respect to the singers Of whom there
slightly more than SUFFICIENT the most thrilling sound Of
the week end monoonou cricketke chipng the
globe circling Russian moon"
NBC alerty broke into It's MSquad drama Friday night with
the first bulletin which included recording the radio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-07
EN- Stations

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Wfop m 80 Ne -1tasul speSnflss ~
WASH IN 81 Me- a. 10 alSaIeht
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uwDc m lols MI - U7s.m
WeMs I'm las Ne Nest1sys s:1s an 4
mi1nghi; Sundays Iiss ~ 70 alaalsni
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-07

Key says: An unbelievable
story Of the rise Of a young
fighter and his relationship
with his drunken father
(194D.
11:20, WMAL az - Mystery
Theater: "Ellery Queens
Penthouse Mystery" with
Ralph Bellamy. Queen traps
the murderer Of a ventrilo.
quist who has a fortune in
Jewels (194l).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-07
W KEY PREVTEWS

Toniohts top shoios preUietUed By nv KEYS star
Dh0 attend rehedrsaiS match screenings and nnaIvze
scripts IN Neic York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered a guide to Uieu-Ts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

was a Hartford civic and
political leader.
Mrs. Lees father, now de-
ceased, was the inventor of
the Maxim gun silencer.
Her grandfather, william
Thomas Hamilton. was Gov
ernor Of Maryland, 1880-84.
and a member Of both the
Senate t1868-75) and House
(l845-5D. AS chairman OF
the House District Commit
tee. he was a leader in an
effort to develop the District
water supply from Great
Falls.
Although her league duties
require her to travel fire.
quently. Mrs. Lee manages
to continue a full family and
civic life. She is the mother
of four children. Her husband
is director Of research for
United Aircraft Corporation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

tablespoons milk: = cup
brown sugar. Blend ingredi-
ents and spread evenly over
cake. Then sprinkle with
coconut or chopped nuts. Put
cake under broiler. Broil
icing until lightly Drowned.
Cool cake before serving.
This is a very moist cake
which will keep well for sew
eral days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
Wild Rice
With Mushrooms

AAtcs - 49, - At etftNtOR
Here is a favorite recipe
of mine for wild rice. The
quantities given here are
more than ample for two
and can be multiplied to suit.
This amount makes a nice
casserole full.
One-half cup of wild rice.
stepped; medium sized
onion. diced; 3 tablespoons
butter. l can cream of mush-
room soup.
Saute onions in butter.
Add mushroom soup which
may be thinned by adding
q to p can of water. Pour
over stepped rice and season
to suit. Bake very slowly in
oven, covered to begin with
and then leave of cover to
make crust. Test until rice
is Of the consistency of "au
dent"
To steep rice: Measure u
cup, pick over. wash in sew
eral waters. or until water
runs clear. Place in pan and
add hot water to cover with
about y inch to spare. Let
stand until cool. Rinse again
with hot water. twice, and
it is ready for the casserole.
To this may be added more
sauted mushrooms, or caps,
thus dressing it up some,
what.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
READERS CLEARING
HOUSE
Bcnish the Mice
M. J. r.. Washington

M. j. r., washington
In reply to query you re-
ceived. ordinary camphor
balls will rid a place Of
reaches. just place a few
camphor balls in the corner
Of each shelf or drawer. 1t is
most effective especially If
you have a collection Of old
papers for reference work.
Mrs. +. c.. Washington
Just crumble a cake Of
camphor and sprinkle where
mice may come in and you
win never be bothered again.
This applies to rats as well.
Mrs. F. c., College Park
Get a catl Really. / thought
anyone who had lived long
enough to grow up and get
married and have q house
would know the most ancient
Of remedies for Kidding
houses, barns, granaries.
warehouses, butcher shops.
ETC., of mice.
Not only will the cat catch
the mice but the mere pres
ence Of a cat on the prem
iSes will discourage any more
mice taking up residence
there. / could go on indefi-
nitely about the worth Of
cats but 'nuff said"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
neutrality-suspicious.
To Address Local. Groups

Mrs. John q. Lee. national
president of the League of
Women Voters. will address
three Washington-area league
groups within the next few
weeks.
She will speak before the
District League Tuesday, the
Fairfax League Wednesday.
and the Alexandria League
on october z.
Mrs. Lee, whose home is
in Pennington. Conn.,. has
been president of the league
since 1850. having been. re-
elected every two years. She
has been a member of the
leagues national board since
1914, and served one term as
director and two as second
vice president.
She was president Of the
League Of Women Voters Of
Connecticut from 194l to
1919.
Under Mrs. Lees leader
ship. the league has grown
from TAO local leagues to
over 1000 in 48 States, the
District, Hawaii and Alaska.
Individual memberships,
which now total $4,000, are
more than two and a half
times those Of 1914.
Mrs. Lee, the former Percy
Maxim. inherited her inter-
est in the league from her
mother, the late Mrs. Hiram
Percy Maxim. an early suf-
fragist who helped organize
the league in Connecticut
and became first president Of
the Hartford league and who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
Self-Iced D0te Cake
". ]. R., Washington


The following cake recipe
may be Of interest to your
readers.
One cup of boiling water,
cup dates (chopped). tea
spoon soda; cup granulated
sugar; u cup shortening; l
egg: liz cups all-purpose
flour (sifted before measur-
ing; l teaspoon salt; / table
spoon vanilla.
Pour boiling water over
chopped dates and soda. Let
stand while mixing batter.
Cream sugar and shortening.
Add eggs and beat well. Add
flour, sifted with salt and
mix alternately with date and
soda mixture. Add vanilla.
Pour into a creased and
Toured 9x12-inch. pan and
bake in a 350-degree oven
for IS minutes.
In the meantime, mix
icing as follows: -Four table,
spoons butter. melted: q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
Tea for Members

The new officers Of the
Silver Spring Woman's Club
will give q tea Wednesday
for club members and guests
at Parklawn Mansion - en-
frances from Rockville pike
or Viers Mill road. The Off
GERS win be in a receiving line
to welcome their guests from
2:3O to 4::30 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
M0ttress Odor
Remover?

Mrs. D. P. S., Bethesda
First let me thank the
readers for help received in
the past. Our entire family
enjoys RICH.
We recently moved our
small son from crib to twin
bed. Before a plastic cover
for the mattress was pur-
chased he had an accident.
This unfortunately has left
an odor. Is It possible to re-
move the odor BY using a So
luton and washing it? Or
should it be cleaned profess
siof1ally?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
WEE WOMEN

Perhaps, dear, your family
will approve by tomorrow 80"
ingredients. Make a well in
the center Of the mixture
and gradually cut in the milk
until the dough is about the
same as baking powder bis
cult dough.
Place in a creased pan,
brush the top with milk and
bake at $50 degrees for about
one hour or until bread
shrinks from edge Of pan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

Expert tsocheFs moke
the difference. Typ
ing ut Temple Is
fought BY Paul
Stokes. o chompicn
typist. who gives
every student per-
son0l ottention. TUT
tion is 50 weekly in
doy school. $3.50
weekle Al niohR seho,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
Here Is an Irishmon


MT. !. r. c., Arlington
To NJ. M. F.. Riverdale:
Some time ago you asked.
us there an Irish lady in the
house?" Well. here is an
Irishman and don't know
whether you were success
full in getting an Irish bread
recipe or not, but here is q
good one.
Four cups flour: 4 tea
spoons baking powder; V
teaspoon salt; "a cup sugar:
IL cups milk; / cup seed
less raisins; l tablespoon
caraway seeds.
Sift -four before measur-
ing and combine with other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
Block Lint Remover?

Mrs. r. J. K, SiIUer Spring
Could some one please tell
me If it is possible to remove
black lint from a pink orion
sweater? If so. how? I've
tried washing it. / even tried
to take the lint OF with
scotch tape. but nothing
works. 1t is the most expen-
sive sweater I've ever owned.
but now it looks so dirty with
the lint all over it. Please
help!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
Annondole MEETING

The Annandale Woman's
Club will hold its first meet
ing Thursday at 8 pm. at
the home of Mrs. Jennings
Wood. GALS Park street,
Pinecrest, Alexandria, Va.
The speaker will be Olga
Boone, lecturer. She will
speak on self-improvement.