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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-11

Sunday, May IL, Mothers Day
will see churches fairly well
crowded. For many il will be one
of the few times in the year when
they attend church. For others
who have consistently put off at
tending a church service with
their mothers, this year will find
them without mothers. Those will
be the ones to weep bitterly over
their own neglect. Mothers Day
will eliminate Family Week
sponsored by the Church Council.
What an opportunity to attend
church as a family group q.
The NAACP will present James
Roosevelt as SPEAKER for their
membership rally this Sunday at
2:30 at Greater Bethel AME
Church - what better gift r
mother than that of freedom for
her children! u The Young
Democrat Annual Calendar Tea
is also scheduled for Sunday at
the regular "tea hour" for the 535
Club of the Sir John Hotel. This
group will be stressing the neces-
sity of registering and voting
along with some very excellent
music provided by the Booker T.
Washington Choral group and the
instructors from the Fine Arts
Conservatory Daughter ElkS,
Temple 1853 will also hold their
annual $500 Tea at the M ry
Elizabeth Hotels Fiesta Room :.
Just a few of the many activities
arranged for Mothers Day.
The Walden Harrises (Vivian
CaldWel) held their wedding re-
ception in their new tastefully
furnished and beautifully decor
ated home on 5Oth st. Mrs. Har-
ris wore a draped gown of white
silk shot with silver threads. The
bodice was off-shoulder and the
skirt had back interest in a panel
outlined in white ruffled tulle
White pumps in matching mater
ial completed the costume. Mrs.
Mary B. Henry, who had been
the brides only attendant at the
April goth wedding, wore a
tunic dress in yellow polished
satin with an all-over embroider-
ed design. Mrs. Lee Brown of
Mays High, charming in lilac
bati4te received the gifts lille
Mrs. Juanita Price in white ba-
tiste and an Alpha Gamma Chi
soror of the bride, registered
guests. Mrs. Ruby Caldwell and
John Caldwell, sister and brother
of the bride arranged the lavish
buffet. The traditional TERED we'd
ding cake was the center Of at
traction in the dining area. The
groom, Altman LIST class Walden
Harris was a business administra-
ton major at Bethune-Coolman
and Kappa man. At present he
is awaiting an overseas assign
ment.
Congratulations to Mrs. Mil
bred Sands of Carver High School
who was crowned miss Dade
Lunchroom Personnel" on last
Sunday at Holmes Elementary
School when the organization held
its annual Tea. Mrs. Sands who
is an excellent student, and an ar
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-11

Mrs. Eloise Barrett Kemp's
home will be the scene of Hi
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-11

There is still time to purchas,
a gift for your mother or To-
some other dear friend fol
Mothers Day. Flowers are a IA
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-11

This will be the fifth and fins
year of the presentation of tn
Birdie Baldwin Scholarship. Mr..
Baldwin, a teacher at Carver, TO
many years before her death mad
provisions for a limited nunbe
Of scholarships for girls. Let u
hope that someone else will con
tinue these awards.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-11

Received an announcement OF
the events of the 10th Annual
Commencement of st. Augustine's
College, Raleigh, NC May Is
81. OF particularly interest to US
was the choice of the Reverend F,
Ricksford Meyers, STD. rector
Of Detroit's St. Matthew'S Episco-
pal Church as Baccaluareate
speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Remnants-Friday Only
Lovely Lingerie
Reduced
Substantially

II Royon cholIis Body Doll Pa
iomos in florol print, ribbon
trimmed. Pink und blue in sizes
smoIl, medium and large. Were
2.o9. Now 1855
~ Pairs Pure Silk Trieot Points
with fIore style leg. White and
pink in sizes 6 and 7. Were
$50. Now------------l.S5
II Pure Silk Trieot chemise
with ribbon strops. White and
pink. Sizes SO and AZ. Were
800. Now -----------z.S5
II Pairs Cotton Knit Poiomos
in slip over style. Red and navy.
Sizes 81 to 38. Were 800 and
500. Now------------2.SS
20 NyIon Trieot chemiss,
trimmed with loee, ribbon
strops. Sizes 81 to 36. Were
500. Now-----------3.S5
WGL-Linoerie. Bird Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Food Shop
Weekend Specials

100 Old Monk Jumbo Ripe Olives,
pint tin. Were soc. Now - 3Se
100 ProtIow Whole Spieed Yellow
Cling Peaches, one pound l4-ounce
con. Were soc. Now 3se, z for Use
500 Dress Parade coIumbio River
SoInon, 7h-ounce tin. Were 55c.
so Sunny South FIorido Honey, o
blend thot tostes delicious, 5-pound
con. Were LIS. Now------l.3S
2e6 Westehester cIeor Chicken Broth,
reody to serve, l2K2 -ounce con. Were
l9c. Now ---6 for Use
332 Old Mill Spicy Red Relish, serve
with cold meets, ga -ounce ior. Were
27c. Now &c
4s6 Old MiII Sweet Onions, GA
ounce or. Were 35c. Now ale
WGL-Food Shop, LIST Floor,
North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

WGl-Cosuol Sportsweor, Bird Floor
selections at Chevy Chase,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Sove on BIouses
and Orion Sweaters

SIT pieces in the group:
Dressy and Evening Type BIouses in
short and "a sleeves; selections Of
black and brown royon velvet and
sheer tobrcs in block with red, white
and gold stripes. Were 500 to 1926.
NOV --------- SUI
Orion Sweaters with long sleeves,
clossic necklines; assorted colors.
Were 7.99. Now 500
Misses sizes in both but not oil coIors
in every size.
WGL-Sportsweor, Bird Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Save 700
Folding Golf cort
Regularly 1925 6.9s

81 golf eorts thot fold compoetly for
easy Storage in cor trunk or club
locker. Extro-sturdy polished tubu-
lor frome. de luxe boIloon tires, Gus
rom spoke wheels. adjustable bag
holders.
WGL-The Toy Store, 9th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Clearance Of Misses
Winter Coots

Z33 warm winter eoots reduced for
eleoFonee. Group includes famous
Shosmoors, AIlesros, Borsenes,
Strooek, WoFumbo and imported
.tweeds. Also oIpoeo-Iined greet coats
and few long and short Ioden eoots.
Not all sizes and eoloFs in oil styles.
Black, grey, toupe, rosewood, oque,
brown, red, green, nude, blue and
eemel. Sizes s 70 20. No phone or
moil orders accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Sove Now on Mems
Suede jackets
1855 and 1885

We're $500 and more
IS mems suede joekets. some with
knitted cuffs, collars and bottoms.
Mostly in ton shades. with some char
cool ovoilubIe and oil feature ripper
closure. In a variety Of sizes.
WGL-The Mems Store. End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Outstanding
Savings on Mems
Longing Coots
w,,, 1925 7.ss

lol mems handsome Iounsins eoots,
mode with q blend Of soft, luxurious
Vieoro. coots feature button front
and ore ovoiIobIe in oil sizes in dis
tinetive ploids.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Remnants-Friday Only
Infant Boys and Girls Clothing


Infant Boys and Girls Clothing
So Bothrobes Of wool wool and cotton blend Boys in
bright Plods girls in solid coors with plaid TRIM Sizes
], 2 and 3. Were 1915 to l295 Now-5.eo
Christening Dresses of cotton botiste lace trimmed Ond
hand embroidered All with matching slips Were 1895
to 5lOO Now -----------------l9.o5 TO $500
10 Three-Pieee Prom Suits Of WOOL Sweater hat and
le9gngs in set imported White with pastel trim. Were
1925 Now ---------------------
100 Imported Wool Sweaters and Soeque Sets in pink
moize, white and white with colors Were 7.oo to 1925.
Now --- 3o9
1913 Imported Wool Sweaters with short and Iona sleeves
Boys ond girls styles with button front Were $50 to
oS9. NOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ----------Z.99
"a Dresses Of cotton nyon Were 800 to 800.
Is Two-Pieee Wool Suits, romper style Imports. Were
lbs Now -------------------7.99
Prom Suits of WOOL Three piece unit contains eeones
locket and hot Imports in white with Poste trim Were
Three-Peee Prom Suits Of wool with packet hat and
leggnes. Imported White with pastel TRIM Were l2o5
and 1895. --------------------89 9
So Two-Pieee Sets, romper and top of imported WOOL
Blue, maize red with white. Were 6oo--------3.99
Al Soeques, hand knit imports Were 6e9 Now---4so
Christening Dresses cotton botste trimmed with lace
ond hand embroidery Matching slips. Were l.o5 to
4o.OO to 1926
WGl-The Nursery Corner 9TH Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

Savings on Warm Outer Apparel
for Girls and Boys
Al Girls Winter Weight Coot and Logging Sets pastel of
pink blue noize Sizes and 3. Were 1885, 1895
q Gs Wool Coot and Logging Sets with lined jackets Blue
pink and rose in sizes and 3. Were $500 and 1895
Now 100 to 1895
20 Prom Boss Of hyon with matching cops One size yellow
pink or blue Were 1875
Prom Boss Of nyon One size in maize blue Were e5
Now 100
o. GiTis Nlon Snowsus with Upper closure Pink blue and
moze Loree size mostly medium and extra orge Were
- uo W.. NOW -------------------------
= Gs Non Snowsuits, style with matching bonnet.
upper closure Pink blue broken sizes medium large
and extro lor9e Were 1893 and 1926. Now-------l.95
s. Boys Snowsu piece style Of nyon with Upper closure
Medium large and exro large sizes Were oo5 1925 and
lZ95 Now
~ Boys Snowsus One piece style Of nyon with Upper closure
Blue or maize in medium and large Were 1898 and 6o5
W6L-The Nursery Corner. 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Savings on Fashion Coats
From Our Fashion 5th Shops
!. Yer. $500 :. 1925 ago.

We're 55.OO to 69.95 AA'VV
:,
Choose from mony interesting styles including COPE shawl and
Peter Pan collars SLIM full and fitted styles clutch and button
eoos 1000 wool inteinins, Mlium lining; with hoods
puh-up eufed sleeves Fobs include l009o neud
ing weed and blend Of Soo6 and 2ooo ohoir Blue
block, block and white red soy BEIGE brown and white and
wine. Sizes for misses and petites. 8-l6.
Were Now
-------------------------- 69e5 $500
-------------------------- 5oe5 $500
------------------------- $500 $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Clearance Dyed
Mouton Process Lomb
Jockets and Coots

Selection Of eoots and jackets reduced
, from our regular stock. Choose var
iovs styles and shades at big sovlnss.
Fur products labeled TO show country
Of origin Of imported furs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

WGl-Coots and Suits, Bird Floor
selections OF Chevy Chose,
7 Corners and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

II coots in Group including fobrcs such Warren Of Sroo
1000 woos pushes eeces imported and domestic weed $3.50
wool with 1870 Orion and hubby Full and slim Styles both
clutch and button models Beige pink ootmeo black and white
toupe red Misses sizes sis Were S. e5 Now 44oo
Al coots in Group including good selection Of weed fur blends
0O9O woo polished fobrics clutch and button Styles puritan
collar style Toupe black black and white blue brown and
Misses and petites 8-l6 Were oo5 to $685. Now 800
IS Cor Coots double breasted with Leather buttons Galley
Lord cotton eobordne with warm striped lining Of 75oo WOOL
1870 cotton, 1929 royon Zelon treoed Navy eoy noturo
1915 Were $500.
SUITS:
20 Fully Lined Suits royon flannel royon and Orion pncheck
fitted styles Gray. blue brown Sizes 1920 Were 1895
WGL-Foshon 5hn Goats and Suits, 5th Floor
selections at Chevy Chase, Corners and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

PIeose odd 1929 Federal tox.
W5L-Fur Salon. Bird Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
SUITS:
Misses Knit
Dresses Reduced

50 wool knit dresses in one and two-
piece styles and dress and ioeket
styles. With slightly fIored and stroisht
skirts. Select from on assortment Of
good eoIoFs in sizes 10 to Is.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15
Debs & Dates
by JOINT"

Hi there dehs and dates Well
another week has passed In this
new year and we are once again
faced with week end, Yesterday
was Valentines bay. 50 happy
Valentine 10 YOU
last Friday the Wizards played
the Hallie All stars at Hsllio and
last by a very close score of 81 10
so.
Happy birthday Janice Merrill,
may YOU have many moro come
your way,
The dance that Charles Brown
aud the FlaiS were 10 appear At
nn Sunday afternoon was cancel.
cd don't know what compiled.
tons set in, but Il was quite dts.
appointing, II has been long
time now since there has been a
dance, and that one would have
been most welcome,
There must have been magic In
the ball Saturday night, whenever
the Atchison All Stars were about
TO mako a basket, because "
seemed like u Just about always
wanted To fall through tho net
All stars won from the Wizards In
most exciting game by u score
~ 100 to 50, The wiAards were n
head the FIRST half, but the All
stars came from behind and that
was that. or course the age dif-
ference between the two teams an
whole may have been n con
trtbuting factor
After tho game there was a
dance In tho gym. which was cut
out early, for reasons known TO
most,
Jeanette Miller gave an after
party after the dance, because two
Of her cousins are here from out
OF town.
Happy birthday TO you Barb
westberry, hope you have a lot
more.
Tho -Four Freshmen win be at
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL :

Election Held When the Suhurbanes met "Wednesday at
the home Mrs Lula Brooks $50 Rondo Av topping the
gcnda election of officers with the following officers elected
for the ensuing year Mrs Lula Brooks presidents Mrs Doris
Franks vice presidents Mrs Vema Waters secrctary Mrs
Amcra Johnson assistant secretary; Mrs Rosamai OShy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

OF Clubs at their March meeting
and not the Unique Cosmetology
Unit No. 220 as WAS incorrectly
reported in last weeks issue Of
this paper.
Returns Home; Mrs. Rufus
Mack OF little Rock, Ark. who has
been visiting her daughter. son-in-
law and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bailey of 1905 Second Az.
s. for the past two months, left
for her home on Thursday.
HospitaliEed; John Emmet
Young. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Syl-
vester Young. 5O35 Irving Az. N,
is patient in Mt, Sinai hospital.
John was playing basketball at
Phyllis Wheatley Settlement
House on January 20, fell and In
jured his hip and has been hos
pitalized for treatment OF the in
jury.
Leave For California: Mr., and
Mrs. TalmRge b. Carey Sr., 370l
Fifth Az, s.. left Monday Febr'I-
airy IL. for Los Angeles, for a
months vacation visiting relatives
and friends, They will be the house
guests OF Mrs. CAreys sister and
brother-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
win jackson.
Club Hostess: Mrs. Walter Fos-
ter. 364l Clinton Av, was hostess
to the Friday Night Out club on
Friday evening, February 8. Plans
were completed for 4 Valentine
party with husbands as guests.
Birthday Club Met: Mrs. Walter
Smith. 374s Fifth Az. s., was hos.
tess to the Minneapolis Birthday
club on Saturday evening, Febru-
AIRY 8. Various games pere played
and prizes were won by Mrs Fred
Jones, first. Albert Allen Jr., sec
ond and Mrs. w Han, third Mrs
Thaddeus James, 6i3 Logan Av.
N. will be hostess to the next
meeting on March o.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

cult mix. and its an excellent way
TO use over ripened bananas. Just
mix It, put II in a pan and bake
II. You'n have a fine. rich Banana
Nut Bread because Pet Evaporat-
ed MIX gives II twice the richness
Of ordinary milk, And here's some.
thing else youll like the two
thirds cup Of Pet Milk In this re-
cipe is equal TO one and one third
cups OF whole milk nourishment,
Your family win find Banana Nut
Bread 40 tempting that you may
never discover It's fine keeping
quality, but II IL just AS good
perhaps even better the second
day So he prepared for comph-
ments the first time you serve
your family Banana Nut Bread,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

ments for all Mrs, Gladys Tucker.
chairman, will be on hand TO chap
erone the group ably assisted by
Jimmie Slemmons, Claud Mason
and Mrs. Starr Shepherd. Don't
miss this party as the commit
tee promises a good time for
everyone.
Visiting Parents: Mrs. Eugene
Robinson tnee Patricia Alsup) of
i044 Fourth Av. s., left the city
Saturday, February 8. for Chicago,
Ill, TO visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Alsup. While in Chica-
go. Mrs. Robinson will celebrate
her birthday on February IS, and
will be joined by her husband who
viii fly down for the celebration
and her father who Is In North
Carolina on a business trip will
also return for the special occa-
sion. Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson will
return home on Sunday.
Saturday Bridge Club To Meet:
Miss Mae Pulley, 1912 Third Av,
s.. will be hostess to the Saturday
Bridge Club on Saturday. Febru-
airy 10.
Correction: Minneapolis Beauti-
clans Chapter No. 21o win be
hostess TO the Twin City Council
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WEDDING
ANNIvE
MINNEAPOLIS

FEB. 10 Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Mssssngin s7f5 Fifth Az r.. 20
years.
FEB INT and Mrs Lawrence
shannon Jr. sIA Cirard Az -.
six years: Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
Cray 1919 Third Az. e. II years
FEB Is-Hr. and Mrs. Wenzsl
Miller. 522 Emerson Av. -. II
years
Feb. 10 Mr. and Mrs Elmer
Wagner. si5 Fremont ~. N, n
year.
Fsb 20 Mr. ard Mrs phIHlp
Freeman Jr. - Banning Ca
three years
FEB 2I--Nr and Mrs Pete Bat
sell. 1873 nth Az. ". ~ years.
1T. PAUL
Fsb 10 Mr. ard Mrs william
Car'wrgh, 7Os IgIshart Az. 81
years nr srd Ms james o
Mann 60 Igishart Az. SIX years
Fsb ~ Mr. and Nrs Bennett,
Isahel t12 Fuller Az. two years
Feb 10 MI and Mrs Alfrs9
White as Carroll Az, ~ years
Feb 20 Mr. and Mrs. CLAUDE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

Power brakes may stop n car
on "A dime-but II usually costs
about 500 TO get the rear end
fixed" Dan Bennett
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

Anderson, president. Mrs Charles
Noble vice president Mrs Burc
Carmichael Sr. secretary. Mrs.
NJ X. Mcknight, treasurer and
Mrs q J. Alexander. sunshine
chairman
Mrs G. W Glenn viii be hos
teas ~ the next meeting March ..
At her hnme $40 Fourth Az r
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

and hope that's going to be soon
Banana Nut BrcAd
y cup sugar
I unbcaten egg
cup mashed ripe banana q TO
3 bananaaI
y cup Pet Evaporated MIX
; cups biscuit mix
y cup coRrsely cut nuts
Mix well IN "a S-quart bowl tho
sugar. egg, banana and milk Add
biscuit mix and nuts, Mix quickly
hut thoroughly Put into CREASED
pan y xhN l.in., or one holding 7
To cups Bake near center Of oven
about hour. or until bread pulls
from the sides of the pan. Lot
stand In the pan D min. Then turn
out and cool before SlicinR
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

treasurer and Mrs, Elite Green
chaplain. After the business seG-
sion, q social hour with refresh,
ments was enjoyed Mrs, Luberta
FAINT, at2 iglehart viii be hoStcAS
At the next meeting, February "a
breakfast PtnoChlc Ciubi Mrs
John q, Few. cas- Iglehart Az, was
hostess to the breakfast pinochlc
Club On Saturday morning, Febru-
AIRY ., After breakfast, plnochlc
was enjoyed and the following
prices were awarded, Mira, Few,
first, Mira Lafayette Fields, sec
oud and Mrs, Earl Brent, third,
Mrs. James 7. Hughes win hostess
az the next meeting, February a.,
at her home Ass Ha1elwood Az.
N.
Club WIN Meets Mrs Ira Allen.
6t2 Igiehart Az, viii be hostess
To tho Just For Fun Club at ita
next meeting. February II,
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Feb. IS Alberta bell. 1929 Kent
St; Ed Salter, 1913 w Central
Az; Mrs. J. o. Stubbs, 693 Carroll
Av.: John A. Lane. 40 Kent St;
Mrs. Clarence Watts, 40s Carroll
Az: Lottie Diane Wright. al N.
Western Az; Jane Miller. 25i
Rondo Az. Leroy Lazcnberry, 3s5
". Chatsworth. Barbara Massie.
932 Iglehsrt Az; Jocclyn Mocka-
bee 927 ST. Anthony Az
Feb. lT--Alvin Harmon, 633 w.
Central Av.; Mrs Richcy Adams,
9i7 Igiehart Av.; Marshal Stewart.
9s2 Iglehart Az: Cynthia Diane
Hickman. 667 Igiehart Az; Fl.
mer Harris, 86s st. Anthony Az:
Russell Phelps, T22 Iglchart Az,
Lamar Smith, SAT Rondo Az
Feb. isJulia Harris. bg7 Lyle.
hart Av.: Bertha James, 800 w
Central Az; Cheryl Lynn Pugh.
972 Carroll Az; Mrs J. Martin,
4I6 St Anthony Az: Ralph
Ward sr.. go w. Central Az;
william Clark. 8I5 w. Central Av. d;
Arthur Shelton, 1863 w Central
Az; Louise Maxine Latimcr $40
W Central Az.
Feb 10 Mrs Clara Curry Gray.
3Os Carroll Az; Donald Powers,
663 igiehart Av.; Milton Combs.
i92 w Central Az. Dolores Sears
400 Rondo Az, Estelle NJ Dorsey
1855 Carroll Az; Mrs Claudia
schuck. 1921 n. Dale 81.
Feb. 2O--O. c. Drizzle, COS Ron
do Az, Virginia Beasley, 400 81.
Anthony Az; Betty Lou Titus.
6I2 st Anthony Az; Harriet Sue
Carter, All 81. Anthony Az. Mrs
J Wiley. 500 W Central Az:
Charles Combs. TIT Iglehart Az.
Feb 2l-Mrs Harry q Brown,
TOT Igishart Az. Mrs 4 J. Todd.
ss2 Rondo Az; Mr.. 4 Mcfarland.
a93 whitaIl, Mrs. Alma Goodrich,
9B5 Rondo Az
Feb % James Walker, 7ss 81
Anthony Az. Mrs william Bray
boy. 57s R0ndo Az, Mrs Euls
Watson, 77s 81. Anthony Az; Mrs
Manuel Mason, 6et Rondo Az.
Johnny Ebert Harrison, ss9 Lyle
hart Az, George Price, t54 Ron.
do Az. James Little, 500 Rnndo
Az Mrs Edward Reed 1852 Car
roll Az, Hayward Parker $50 ~
Anthony Az: Mrs J. r. Rozen-
bloom. 24sn Rondo Az: Mrs
Archie Anderson, $50 Rondo Az,
Mrs Henry Johnson. t52 TEIshart
Az
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King. 3A ". Central Ay, 81
years
FEB "a Mr.. and Mrs John
Robinson. $50 n, Anthony Nv.
10 years Mr. and Mrs William
White. 773 R0ndo Az. % years
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Birthday
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Feb. leroy p. Hatehett, 40tl
Fourth Az, s, Emma Jean Petit
ford, no Hyland Av, N; Bobby
RaRaea. .i2l Chatca Az: Mrs,
Luther Payne, 6S7]S Olson Blvd;
Rev. Timothy Barge. Sl2 Bryant
Az. N Janice Merrill, 1909 Fifth
Az, $; Deidra whitlock. 1854
Clinton Az: Mrs. Martin Huns
berger. 4335 Fourth Az. 5.
Feb, II Mrs. Richey Adams,
Second Az, s.: Mrs, II Massen-
gill. AS Fremont Av, N; Mrs
Gertrude Smith, 40iS Fourth Av,
S, Melton Lynn, S70s Firth Az, s.
Feb. is Mary Bell. 1912 nth
Az, S: Norma Washington Rus
sell. $40 Firth Az s; James
Thompson. 542 Aldrich Az N;
Mary Lulu Williams, 1918 nth
Nv - "He. NNi an tiNNtE b@1
Emerson Az. N; Cynthia Eason,
S6i 18th Az 3.
Feb. 10 Mrs Anna Lewis 1899
Humboldt N. Mabel l.. Brown.
1889 Fifth Az. N: Harriet White,
522 Fremont Az. N: Willie Arthur
Mosby Jr.. 23il Fourth Az, s.
Feb. al onnistell Gardner, io4
Highland Az. N. Mrs, Barbara
Barnes wcstberry, rs r.. seth 81
Feb. al, w. Baldwin. 6i2 10th
Az. S: Mrs. John Crcnshaw, 5l27
James Az. N; Mrs. Hattie Gross,
1920 18th Az. N. william orcll
North. 1922 Fourth Az. 3.
Feb. ~ Willis Gates. 39tT Sec
ond Av s, l.. Howard Bennett,
3700 Third Av. 8; Bailey Wilson,
1924 Fourth Av s: Martin Huns.
berger. 1885 Fourth Az s
Out Of Town Birthday
Feb. Willie C. Cheatem.
Chicago. Ill
Feb. 20 Earl w. Washington.
Lambert Field, Mo
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15
FOUR NEW MGMBERs
WElCOMED ~ CluB

Mrs. NJ q. Evans, $40 Fifth
Az 8. was hostess "a the Laissez
nous fsire Bridge club On satur-
day afternoon February 3
-Four new member tho Mines
Boyd Crawford }r., & " Glenn.
Palmer = jackson and Clarence
Roper we're welcomed into the
cubs membership
Following = lunch served by the
hostess. Bridge vas enjoyed with
the following taking home prizes
for high soores Mrs = " Glenn,
FIRST. Mrs Palmer Jackson, sec.
ond. Mrs. Richard l. Stokes ST.,
third and the consolation prizS
went 10 Mrs Roper Mrs IeaSie
shepard was PROXY for Mrs Rich
ard Stokes, and was given a gift
by the hostess
A. the previous meeting election
~ officers VAS held with the fol
lowing officers elected Mrs & 4