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Arkansas State press., 1957-01-11
LackofBu Schoo|B Bonds
BringsGripesfro
CAROLYN Fave

Some southern states complaining about the lack
Of buyers for school bonds finance segregated schools
according to articles and editorials from some
southern cities.
Gov Leroy Collins of Florida pertubed about the
school bond situation that he has written S00word letter
President Eisenhower asking federal government to
purchase Forda's school bonds.
In his letter Gov Collins said conditions ARE making
difficult unfeasbe impossible for states and local units
Of government market bonds for the financing of vitality
needed public improvements"
The governors letter declared that In Florida
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-11

desperately need 10 sell q SUBJ
stsntial amount Of school bonds
TO finance construction Of. school
buildings sorely needed now for
which the need win be greatly
increased in the immediate fu-
tue.-
ne urgency Of the situation
al see Il from the state level
cannot be overemphasized, Gov.
Collina said
Two Virginia newspapers re-
Gently have edit6fialized on
school bond difficulties In that
state. The Newport News Press
said the trouble l. apparently
growing
Much Of the legal doubt con-
corning school bonds In Virginia
might have femmed from Judge
Leon N. Bazile's ruling that a
certain eounty's school bonds
were Illegal because. having been
approved before the Supreme
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-11
Clinton Situation
Reveals Helpful
Facts :. Crisis

Violent acts by white persons
following school desegrcsation In
Clinton. Tenn. and methods used
10 control thes, acts. lead 10 sew
ersl helpful conclusions about
school desesregation troubles. edi-
torialixes the January issue of
The Crisis. monthly journal Of
the NAAcP.
Commenting on the Clinton sit
ustion. which included an aasault
upon a white pastor y 10 escorted
Negro pupils TO The high school.
The Crisis says the violence was
caused by professional rabble-
rousers who entered the COM
munitee just 10 stir up opposition. 8
and that the greatest resistance to
school desegregation came from
outside Clinton itself. form the
lower income groups
Among the conclusions on school
desesresation troubles reached By
the magazine are these:
I. Machinery" must be estsb-
lished so handle professional g.
sitators and outside busybodies-
q "Forthrizhtnes by the feder-
al court and federal officials can
be an effective arm Of good cid
zens who wish 10 obey the law
. when communities decide 10
deserrerste their schools. they
must be sure that they prepare
an school patrons for the change
and that includes those who may
not be living within the imme-
See CRrsTs-paee fear
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-11
Killers Of TIM
Having h Hard
SAYS Loci MoG.

The half brothsgs hcsuittsd Of
murderirg iS-year old Emmett
tBobo) TIL disclosed this week
they have received numerous
death threats since . Mississippi
jury absolved them In IN, IA
nous ..wolf-whi,rle" killing Of
the Chicago Negro youth
The threats TO J. W. Milan and
his hilf-brother. Roy Bryant in
the form Of letters from outside
the state. were rev aled In an
Bee KILLIN0-Sass fsar
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-11

Court acted. they were under
stood TO be for the construction
Of segregated schools.- The Press
speculates
The Northern Virginia Daily Of
Strasburg. Va. attributes Virgin
las school bond difficulties TO a
psychological cloud and goes on
to. say:
The psychological, cloud was
described by investment brokers'
They say that investors have been
frightened away from Virginia
school bonds because Of the sc-
ton Of the general assembly in
providing that state funds would
See BONDS-page four
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-11

MAlu-The Florida state Law requiring racial seess-
CATION on local buses Unconstitutional United Stats Dr.
tziet Judge Emmett choate declared n n oral opf1
handed down here last week The federal Jude rled =
case brought jointly by the Dade county council Of MAJ
branches and the Florida Stats Conference e MAAcY nE
I have no hesitation In saying tai sAse seereGnehn
unenforceable.. u ~
Judge choate the city Of Mani 10 d.ys 70 Il Z
motion In answer to his ruling 1he CITY Gpmninotn ut
into hurried special session Aftsr brief meeting ~
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-11
Local NAACP
Services

Rev. J. c. Crenchaw. president
Of the Little Rock Branch NAAc-
p. announces the Branch VIII
meet Sunday At Z p. m &C me
Congregational church. 9th and
State streeta Rev. c. c. Walker
il r-azfnr
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-11
Jackie Robinson Heads
Naacp 1867 Fund Drive

NEW YORK-Desisnaton Of Jackie Robinson the hass
ball star, national chairman Of the 1857 Freedom Fnd
campaign of the National Association for the Advancemsnt
Of Colored People, announced the Associations annual
Freedom Fund dinner here Sunday Ran rosa
rant, 40th Street Park avenue
Mr. Robinson win head a national COMMITTEES which wm
seek $1000000 this year for the NAACP IN memberzkts
life memberships and contributions Roy wilkins NAA2
executive secretary. said the meeting attended BY ~
NAACP leaders from IS sfates l
This years drive continues 10year project axmehed
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-11

Commlssiou instFucted De city Ct
terney's Office 10 study ths mat
ter further and taks Whatever
legal action Il fsels b warranted.
O. Z Graves r.. Of Mismi.
counsel for the NAAcP. and
other attorneys connected with
the cass indicated they felt II
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-11

md segregation By len. I. ~
ne centennial Of Abraham L.
coln's EmAncipstieu Proclan111sn.
A national conmittss compoeod
q outstanding citizens q beeh
- yACKm-sass fer
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-11

would Be nsfils . . ~ {,
dls any nnswer = - ru1lna
slnes choets qDslled - . -
plieifly Inst ~ esnGl1nE1 ~ -
rseated SEATING rsQniEemnn1p -
eoasamtianal. choaap 90 -
q, pusis-ns, -
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-11

In 1855 IN Response to = call By
Dr.. Claiming H. Tobias. chair
man Of the Associations board
Of directors DR.. Tobias set . Goal
Of Q million dollars a year to
finance the Associations efforts
to eliminate racial discrimination
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-11

pELTAs IN ANNUAL PRoJEcT-The home
of Soror Ruth L. Jeffries at 1915 West f4ti
street, was the scene Of annual gift wrapping
recently. Each year at the Christmas season.
members of Delta Epsilon Sigma chapter OF
Delta Sigma Theta sorority, ga her and pack
their gifts for the girls at Fargo Industrial
Training school. Gifts include clio hing. shoes,
radios, and other useful materials for the
girls.
The sorority makes frequent visits to the
school as part of its project. The girls look
forward to the visits from these members as
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-11

AWARD REcEivED-Mss Doris Wilson. Basieus Of Alpha
XII chapter. Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Phander Smith coli
eee received annual Torch Award for 1885, to the
chapter by Soror valdora Thompson AnBsseus OF The
graduate chapter The award presented the bass OF
ed the oath annual Boule In Washington. d. C. recently
Louise A. Graham, Advisor
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-01-11
HOLIDAY DINNER o.
lAisSEx-N0uS-FAiRE cluB
IS a BlO SUCCESS

The gaily decorated home ~
Mrs. Bune Carmichael ST., 3Tit
Firth Av. y, Minneapolis, was the
ideal setting for the annual holt
day dinner party given by tho
LaiAAcE nous faire Bridge Club,
when members entertained their
husbands on Thursday evening
January 3,
Yuletlde gifts were exchanged
by club members and secret pals
for the year revealed, Each guest
was given n GIT.
Served In y relaxed and infor-
NAL manner, the dinner started Off
with cocktails which we're enjoyed
m members welcomed their
guests The dinner was served
buffet style.
Members and their guests pre-
sent were the MeaSrs and Mines
q l.. Alexander, g, A, Anderson
Burte Carmichael Hr., NJ a. Ev'
ans, oliye Gunn. Charles Noble
and the Mines. NJ, X. Mcknight
and Richard l.. Stokes Br.
The club will hold ita frat meet
ing ~ the new year Saturday
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-01-11

visit another son and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Henson and
children. The visitors were ac-
corded numerous social courtesies
in both places visited
Their son. Kenneth. is a main
tenance analyst for a government
project in Ordnance.
Spent Holidays With Relatives:
Riley Gilchrist Jr., son OF Mr., and
Mrs. Riley Cilchrist Sr,, Of Ssi6
Second Av. s.. is back home after
spending the Christmas vacation
with his grandmother Mrs. Nellie
Gray. and cousins in Benton Har-
Dor. Mich. on his return home
Riley stopped off in Chicago for a
day visiting with friends OF the
family He reports having a grond
time on his vacation,
Visited Father: Mrs. Charles
Jackson, 2li3 nth Av. s. spent
the New Years holiday IN Fordyce
Ark, visiting her father, James
Rayford and other relatives. Her
visit was the occasion for a happy
family reunion as II had been II
years since she had visited her
home town.
Club Hostess: Mrs. Warnell
Rhodes, 1924 Fifth Av s, will be
hostess TO the Birthday Club on
Saturday evening. January u,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-01-11
LIMITED TEN HOLDS
ANNUAL CLOSED PARTY

one of the most enjoyable af-
fairs OF the current holiday season
was held Saturday evening. jan
uary s, when members OF the
Limited Ten Club, n social and
civic organization, entertained
wives at their annual holiday
party. The festive affair was held
in the recreation room of Local
5I6 headquarters, 525 Rondo Av.,
st Paul. which began AZ 9 p. m.
Various games were enjoyed
after which the group was served
a buffet style lunch, plus refresh
ments served continuously during
the evening
Members and guests enjoying
the festivities included the Messrs.
and Mines. Donald Lewis. Leonard
n Carter, Charles Bradley. Brad
ford Benner. Robert Murray. Ro-
bert Taylor, Martin Brookins and
the Mines, Helen Curry and Jessie
Shepard.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-01-11
Debs & Dates
ny -JoNNI-

Iii there dehs and datesl Well,
did you have a happy new year,
There were quite a few parties go
ing on In the Twins that night,
Maybe this new year will bring
more things OF good tiding TO the
towns.
Bobbie Hayes and George John.
son got married On New Years
Eve, with a reception and party
following afterwards, Congratula.
tions kids,
Jean Walker had n party At her
home On the evening. which was
nicrly decorated Tddcr Pondors
gave u party In her basement,
The Loatcrcttes gave party at
Beverly Gailoways house which
was pretty nice, and Martha Ben
ford had party at her house.
These were Just a few of tho many
events going ON In the Twins an
New Years Eve,
SATURDAY night Bohbic Allen had
party at the Nacircma club
Happy Birthday Connie Rumph,
and may YOU have many moro To
add 60 your tender years,
The whcatlcy Wizards played
the Hallic An stars Sunday after.
noon at the Minneapolis Armory
winning hy score OF 80 to AZ
Tomorrow the Wizards play the
Rock Island Ambassadors IN
wheaticy's gym, with a dance FOL.
lowing the game
| School bells are ringing now
and vacation time II over the next
time YOU have more than one day
off for vacation IL during Easter
vacation which falls around the
middle of April The column II
short. but that's not unusual, but
maybe M the year progresses the
column shall also proRrcas with it,
II enough events take place tn
make Il ut least two or three times
( the sire u Ia now Who knows ?
signing off
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-01-11
Mrs. Morevs Jackson
fntersoins A. Dinner
purty For Birthdoy

Mrs. Marcus n jackson. 36Ie
Smelling Av.. celebrated her birth
day which is January LIST, with n
dinner party on January 2.
The beautifully appointed table
was centered with an arrangement
OF heliotrope and other yuletide
decorations throughout the room
adding charm 10 the setting.
Following dinner. guests viewed
televtsion, engaged in gay conver-
sation and reminisced. The honor
&c received many beautiful and
useful gifts
Mrs Jackson's birthday Is Jan
uary LIST and many Of her friends
remembered the occasion with
gifts and visits
Guests who helped her celebrate
include Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Por.
ter, Miss Beulah Contcnote, Mr.
and Mrs r. l.. Sims and Marcus
" Jackson
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-01-11
Twin City Forty Club
PorfY Guest List

Guests at the formal Christmas
dancing party OF the Twin city
Forty club, held Saturday night
December ~, at the Hotel Curtis
included the following
DR. and Mrs A. Abrams, MeHsTs,
and Mines q, l.. Alexander. Curtis
Afford. Albert Allen Jr., Ira Allen,
J H. Allen. Clarence A, Anderr
son. Roger Arnold, Walter Aston
Russell Balenger, Earlyn r. lIell.
l.. Howard Bennett, George w.
Berry, Raymond Blodsoc. John
Bowles. Roy Bowlen, Earl Bow.
man Jr.. Tommy Braddock. G, w.
Bradley. Eugene Bradley, Cozolle
Breedlove. Earl Brent. Byron
Brown Howard Brown. James
Brown, James l.. Brown, Claude
Burt. Dr, and Mrs. A. NJ. Butler.
Also Miss Sandra Jean Ander-
son, Clarence Anderson Jr., Mrs,
MyTrhene Bonner, Jones Brceden.
Mrs. Earline Galloway, Mrs. Bar
bara Cyrus. the MesArs. and
Mines. TalmadRe Carey Jr.. Buris
w. Carmichael Jr., Wilbur Cart
wright, William Caasius. Robert
Chambers. Donald Charleston.
William Cheney, N l., Clark, 10
Roy Coleman, Frank Conners. Err
nest Cooper. Alonxo Cotton, Ro-
bert Cox, Royal Crawford, Percy
Dawson. Norman Davis, Miss Dor
In Eddy. Paul Crane, Marvin
Crawford, Raymond Cannon.
And the Messrs. and Mines
Matthew Evans, Noble r.. Floyd.
Richard Fox, ", E. Frazier, John
X. Freeze. Charles Friedman. vii
liam Gardner. Ashby OaaisinE,
Morris Gibbn. Wendell w. Gibbs,
Ransom Coins, Shelton ". Grang.
cr, James Griffin, Ollye Gum.
Captain and Mrs Carl Fountain.
Charles A. Glenn. Mrs ChRrlene
Hall, Elmer Harris. Dr and Mrs
q, &. nm
The Mezsrs and Mines Earl
Harris. Edward Hatton, Arthur
Hedge. Maurice Henderson. Col
eridge Hend0n. Emile lin. James
HorriS, James Howland, Clayton
Hughes James Hughes Percy
Hughes Jr Martin HunsbcrRer.
Claude Jackson, Ernie johnson,
ThAddeus James. Earl y Jones
Robert Jones, Ronald Judy JT..
i,swis Ripper. Robert Kyle. Mrs
Gloyds Johnson. Rev and Ars.
Louis w Johnson. Rev and Mrs
Denzil A. Carly
And the MeAHra and Mines John
r. Lawrence Jr, James Ire \ J.
Lewis. William Little, O. LUnR-
ston, J Martin. Stephen Maxwell
Tony MazinRo. Albert Mcclure
John Nellie Jr. Chandler Nc
watt woodford Mills. Robert n
Mitchell. Carlos hoffsit. Edward
Moore. Louis T. Moore Jr
The HeEsrE and Mines Harvey
Moss James Murray. Robert AuT-
ray. Cecil Newman. Miles New
land Thaddeus Eicholas y Nich-
OILS Calvin S0rria G. Odsn Chea.
ter Patterson. Leon Ponder. F1Oyh
Poole. Junius Powell. Robert
PrH,t. Tom periue sp1ndy Rat
nn. James RidsHuE. G. y Reed
Jr. Manly Rhodes Jr, William
Ridley. l. X Risss. Lamar Ho-
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-01-11

tho apod's activities during the
past year, The serving of lunch
concluded the evening of fun,
New sister, Jean Marie, Kath.
ryn, Margaret and Howard House
Ir., are anNiously awaiting at
their home. Tt3 Carroll Av, to
welcome their new sister, who ar
rived saturday, January ., In St
1oscph's hospital Mr and Mrs.
Howard House Sr,, are parents OF
the children The little newcomer
has not Yet been given a name,
She ~ a new member of the Beard
Brood, Maternal grandparents are
Mrs Flora BeaRley. st Paul, and
William Scott, Minneapolis, Pa.
ternal grandmother IL Mrs ollie
ilouse Of st Paul, Also sharing
the JOY Of n new grandchild is Mrs,
Maggie Beard. patrrnal great
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-01-11
cumoos Meet With
Howard DuTn0lls

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Darnell.
1912 Third Av. s., were hosts 20
the Cameo Club at It's first meet.
ing OF the new year on Saturday
January 8
A record number Of members
were In attendance
Following a brief business ses-
sion. the meeting adjourned and a
social hour with cocktails followed
by n midnight supper.
Mrs. Mildred Vernon Of wash.
ington, y. e. and Mrs, Gloria
Smith OF Minneapolis, were hon
ored guests Mrs. Smith il a pro-
spective member
An enjoyable evening was had
By all
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-01-11


Return Home: Arriving home
Wednesday. January 2. were Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles W. Glenn. 3640
Fourth Av. s. The Glenns spent
the Christmas holiday in Detroit
visiting Mrs. Glenn's brother and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Boone. From there they went 10
Cleveland to spend the New Year
holiday and were guests in Cleve-
land of Mrs, Glenn's niece and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Stewart and of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Harmon. They report an enjoy
able vacation.
Returns From Vacation: Mrs.
Myrtle Potter, 37IO Fourth Av.
s., recently returned from Kansas
City, Mo, where she vacationed
for seven weeks visiting relatives
and friends.
VIII Make business Trip; Rev,
w, l.. Battle, 22O +. 42nd St. will
leave Saturday for Milwaukee.
Wis, on church business.
New Citizen; Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ. Scott. 5ll7 18th Av. s.
are the proud parents OF baby
boy born December 20. at Mt.
Siani hospital. The new arrival has
been named George NJ Scott Jr.
This is the fourth son for the
Scots. Mr.. Scott is county attor-
ney.
Holidays In Chicago: Mr.. and
Mrs. William McQuerry, 1909
Oakland Av., returned home Wed
nesday evening from Chicago, III
In their party going down were
Mrs. Ethel Virgins OF 234 N. Miss
River Blvd. and Mrs. Edith Sizer.
who was returning home after vis-
iting her family Mr. and Mrs. Me
Query went down 10 attend the
Royalties Annual Christmas dane
ing party which was held Christ
mas eve at the Parkway Ballroom.
They also attended the Up-to-dat.
ers Clubs annual party held De
cember 2s.
Visited In Chicago: Mrs. Laura
Thomas and children, Susan and
jeanne OF 1927 Fourth Av. s., re-
turned home Monday, January 7.
from Chicago, Ill. where they
spent the past week end visiting
relatives and friends.
Holidays With Children; MIR. and
Mrs. Clarence Beck. 3705 Fourth
Av. s.. returned home Wednesday
evening, January 2. from a three
weeks vacation spent in Oregon,
visiting their sons and family. In
Portland. they visited their son
and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian Henson and renewed many
old friendships. From Portland
they went TO Ordnance, Ore, 10
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-01-11
Second porent Education
Workshop A. Warrington
School tuesday, Jon. IS

Because many parents are not
aware Of the special services n
vallable through the public
schools, the second Parent EdUca-
ton Workshop At Warrington
School on Tuesday, January IS,
at s p m Will dwell on such ser
vices
4 skit will portray the handling
Of some Of the special services.
which include the roles of the Wis
iting teacher, the school nurse and
the child study department:
glasses for hard of hearing. tutor.
ing. sightssvinR classes and
speech correction.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-01-11

grandmother and head OF tho
Beard Brood.
Undcrgoes Eye surgery; Mrs.
Pearle Brown, 400 Collins ST., on
tered peaconeaa Hospital, Min
neapoiis, on Monday, January 7
and underwent eye surgery on
Tuesday morning
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-01-11
Perfect English

Then there was the wife Of ar
English professor who entered his
office 20 find his secretary sitting
on his lap, GEORGE cried she,
Tn surprised''' NO, my dear, "
sdmonished the prof We are sur,
prised. You are astounded" "
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-01-11
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Jan. II Eloise Toussaint. $50
Iglehart Av.; Lois Smith. 397 St
Anthony Av; Harold Price, 700
Rondo Av,: stephen Maxwell, $50
Carroll Av.
Jan. 10 Mrs. Theodore Allen,
9T3 Iglehart Av.. Patricia Brown,
93i st Anthony Av.; Dewey Jack
son, 739 Rondo Av.. Mrs. JEFF An.
derson. 500 st Anthony Av,; Mrs,
Frances Smith. 400 ST Anthony
Av.. Cheryl Alice White, zoos N
Dale 81.
Jan. II Clarence v. Taylor
1915 Rondo Av.: Rita Jean Hollo-
man, 763 st Anthony Av.; Melvin
Henderson. $50 81. Anthony Av
Carol Keith Tendle. 500 ST An,
thony Av., Mrs. Cecelia worthing
ton. 846 Rondo Av. Lawrence
Gambol. 436 Arundel. Sharon Col.
cen wragg, $50 N. Dale st
Jan. 10 Mrs Mable Reynolds
445 Kent ST,
Jan, l6-Mrs. Maurice Crouch
$50 Carroll Av.: Frank Schine sr.
1919 w. Central Av.; Mrs. Ella
Golden. 45s st. Anthony Av.
Stanley Harris Jr., 104b Carroll
Av.: Mrs Josephine OrmAnd. 7sa
St Anthony Av.; Mrs, George
Berry sr.. 834 II. Anthony Av
Jan. I7--Mrs, James Rideaux.
TOT Rondo Av.: A, W. Jordan. 96i
Marshall Av.: Paul Thomason, 729
Igichart Az: Mrs William Black,
792 w. Central Av.; Wilber Hen
derson, TAI ST Anthony Az;
Charles Mcintosh, 994 Rondo Av, I.
Benjamin Davis t23 Carroll Az.
Clarence Henry. $50 ~ Dale st;
Mrs. Laura Mae schuck. s44 Full
Ter Av.
Jan. IS James Culver. 1889 ~
Western Av.: Jane House. 500
Igichart Av.. Le Reeder Turner.
756 Rondo Av.; Mrs. Booker Ellis.
7i3 Carroll Av,
Out-of-Town Birthday
Jan. II Mrs. Edna Holland.
Washington. u. &.
Jan. rs Mrs Doris nassie, De-
troit, Mich.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-01-11
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRrHpAYs

MlHNk-AkOkAS nAnhhAhs
Jan. l2-Jewel Anderson. 2Sio
Tenth Av. s.; Agnes HilL so2o
Clinton Av,: Rodney Lyle SsS Il.
SSth St; Robert Johnson. S64i
Fourth Av, 5.
Jan. Is Mrs. Consuela Poole,
SoS2 Fourth Av. s.: Mrs. Hazel
Merrill. 2Soa Fifth Av. s.: Jacque-
line 10 Arradondo. i457 Fourth
Av. 5; Edward Eugene Milton Jr,,
51I Bryant Av, s. William y.
North, 2o22 Fourth Av s, Denise
Michele Daniels. St49 Fourth Av,
s.
Jan. l4-w f. Stovall. SSi5
Firth Av, s: Mrs, Ethelyn Walker,
S3l Girard Av. ".
Jan. Is Mrs. Gladys Session,
iOli Fifth Av, S; Frank Graham,
3I37 Smelling Av.; Mrs. Lottie
Hammond. 22l6 18th Av s..
Diane lee. 605 Eighth Av N.
Jan. 10 Mrs. Thomassina Gray,
1899 Fifth Av, N.
Jan. 1t Mrs, Fern Helm, 1000
Firth Av. s, James Parker. 1906
lTm Av. S; Maudie NJ. Sorren,
1897 Girard Az ~
Jan. Is Thomas Iangums, 523
Girard Av. N; Earl Eugene Owen,
3Sll Clinton Av; Noah Smith,
1892 Second Av. s.; George ste.
phens, $3.50 Second Av. s,
Out-of-Town birthday
Jan. i3-Frances Taylor, Wash
ington, D. c., Floyd Collins, Des
Moines, la.
Jan. - wilmoth Bowen, Chi
cago, Ill
Jan. Virginia Lee. Kansas
City. Mo.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-01-11
Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Entertained For Beard Brood Adding the festivities
and enjoyment of the Beard Brood the lovely Christmas
party given December 81 by Mr. and Mrs Frank Slaughter at
their home 5Sl Aurora Av An attractive Christmas motif
used for decorations throughout the Hghghtng the
evenings endowment the showing of coored pictures Of
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-01-11
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Jan 12-Mr. and Mrs Wilson
Bailey. 3T24 Fourth Av. s.. five
years: Mr.. and Mrs Hobart T
Mitchell Jr.. 32ii Fourth Az. r..
five years.
Jan Is Mr. and Mrs Robert
Beverly. Baltimore, Nd, two
years.
Jan. ~ Mr.. and Mrs James w
Fraction, 3s4i Clinton Av, 10
years: Mr.. and Mrp. Johnny Brown
2i0s I1th Az = - years
st. PAUL
Jan. i2-Mr. and Ms Charles
Graham, 7pI st. Anthony Az. -
years
Jan l3-Ar. and Mrs. Paul
wood s1s Igishart Az, - years
Jan i4-Mr and Mrs Ea1 w.
MrGes. ss3 TRiehart Az seven
wears.
Jan Is--Nr ard Mrs Allen
King. ge3 W Central Az. II
years
Jan. I7-Mr. and Mrs Otis d
Smith. 5Gl Mississippi 81 five
years
Jan ls-Nr ard Mrs Csrtis
Taylor e53 P0ndo Az. is years
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-01-11

berts, Carl Rowan. Dr, and Mrs,
James Robinson,
And Earle kyle Jr.. plouis
Moore, Jr,. Chester odcn, Edgar
rlllow, Miss Lou Verne Noble,
Miss Kathryn Norman, Mrs Jose
phinr Oden. Mrs Esther ncako,
Edwin Salter. the MesarB and
Mines v. W. Schine, Cecil Scho.
field, Milton Shanks, Huron shell
ton. Eugene Shepherd. Robert
Shoffncr, John Sims. Edwin SiEer,
Hyland A Stokes, Kenneth Stokes,
Richard l.. Stokes. Jr.. G. l.. But
ton. Fred Slemmons, James Slem'
mons, James Taylor. Henry n
Thomas. James Thomas Mias
Mary Turner, Mrs, Jessie shepard,
Mrs Gwen TwigRz, Mrs, Barbara
Young.
The Messrs. and Mines Floyd
Wade, Eugene Walker, w, II
Walker, Kenneth Wallace, James
war,ilaw. Rufus Webster, William
whiteaide, Paul whitten, Alfred
williams. Clyde Williams. Howard
Williams. Paul Wood, Theodore
Woodland. Harold Wright. Byron
Young. Dr. and Mrs. Richard
Granger. Mrs Mary Ann Brown
Jerry HaIlet, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Johnson, Mrs John Taylor, Mlai
Darlene whitten. Mrs, Myrtle
RoyHter. tho Messru, and Mines
Claud Mason. Eugene Reed Hr.
Leon Smith, NJ. Buford, Theo, Pat
ion and James Wilson.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-01-11
Social and Personal
& MINNEAPOLIS 4

Back Home: Mrs Primith Cook, 372S Portland Av,
turned home Thursday January from Milwaukee Mis- where
she spent the New Years holiday visiting her sister and brother
inlaw, Mr. and Mrs Lee Stanton Also joining Mrs Cook in
Milwaukee another sister Mrs Mamie Harrison and daugh
Edith of Chicago old fashioned family reunion