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Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-08
SIOUX
FALL
NEWS
. O 7 e S
nv kayc Ceatrs
$40 Mable street
sioux Falls. \. ID,

All kinds OF skullduggery going
ON around here, but everyone
seems Co he In Il or interested ~
it's the living spice OF life,
Clarico Coaklcy Is doing nicely
In Sioux Valley Hospital after
having a bit of surgery Clar,cc
is the wife OF Maurice, This gal
is beautician. housewife and
mother Of four boys and a good all
around sort OF a gal, We hope
her a speedy recovery.
Marie Stapleton In back from
Calf after her trip to the bed
side of All ailing brother, Her
brother passed away, stapey went
by plane and returned by bus,
Loved the rides both ways, but
sorry tho occasion was sad.
Theima Williams II caring Tor
her nieccs IN ladylikc fashion
while her sister, Gladys Bunton lH
away in Texas on family mis-
sion.
The Aig, Frost family IL ON
two week vacation, they are Wis,
iting several local small cities and
Minneapolis Nothing definite,
star Club gave "a Treasurer
Round the town deal where ono
eats and has chances tn win ar,
tclcs Of value. Many participated
but few won prizes 20 the gals are
going 10 have another drawing to
see that all are happy
Some OF Omega Chapter No
II OES viii he In Minneapolis on
March Tor a school ~ instnic.
tion. Hope 10 SIC lot OF you
folks
Shirley Tolbert was In tho An
nusl iandmaHter contest with
many other Junior Musicians.
Shirley came out In tip top
shape Shirley In only thirteen
years old and she IL doing very
well with piano.
The I. DysartA had guests On
Monday, March Z for cocktails and
. snack In honor OF the birthday
Of l. Dysart Mr DySart II Chef
at Westward Ho. and doesn't nee
or feel much night life
Daniel IN Htiil enruuts home
Jimmy Ice tells me he'll be happy
10 have Daniel come 20 he can
read something OF interest In this
column I can't knock the Rock.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-08
COSMOPOLITAN 10 CLUB
NET SATURDAY, MARCH Z

The Cosmopolitan 10 Club met
Saturday. March 2, at the home
Of Mrs. Dorothy Balenger, si6 w.
Central Av.
Plans were completed for an
Easter party for the children
Following short business
meeting. Mrs. Calvin Taylor gave
a very interesting demonstration
OF cosmetics.
Door prizes were won by mem
bers and the hostess was present
ed with a gift
A delicious buffet lunch was
served
Al the next meeting date the
club Will go bowling and have an
after party at the home OF Mrs.
Teresa Blackburn.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-08
Debs & Dates

By -JONNI"

Hi there debs and dates. well
another week has passed in this
year. and as far as I'm concerned,
1t hasn't shown me much 50 far as
having a real good time. II has
been so long since there has been
dance at Labor Temple, I've
forgotten what the place looks
like now. Amt II a shame
Say what do you think Of Cal
syseso music, Il has been here for
a long time. but just within re-
cent times, II Is being brought
more to life, and l, for one, think
its real nice.
There have been a few parties
around In recent weeks. The Big
Nine had couple. Susan and
Vivione Coffman had one. And n
few others around.
Friday at Halle Q. Brown
there was a big dance. the Jazz
Knights played, and the Chickens
and the Sensations, and (pardon
me Bev, think you have a way
out group. but l always forget the
name of ~ Bev Banhams group
sang
The only thing that / can think
OF at the present time that is hap
pening this moth is a jazz concert
coming on the last day. starring
Dizzy Gillespie and the Bob Davis
quartet
Happy birthday Paul Clark,
may you have lots more OF them.
Have you seen Jerry Flemings
new carr It's a SO Mercury. but
its real nice.
II you think this column is
drag. don't feel bad. so does the
writer. But what can you do.
Even If there is a party or "a
dance, what happens at one that
doesn't happen at the other. ex.
cept in one instance. but won't
go into that.
So II you'l pardon me while
disappear from the page. ! hope
TO have lots more TO write about
next time. So you can continue
TO all play a cool role. and I'll pick
up on you next week with more
happs Signing off!
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-08

Birthday Celebrated: Mrs. Jes-
sic jackson. 720 Humboldt N, cell
ebrated her birthday February 81.
with her family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Slemmons and son Freddie,
who were her supper guests. On
Saturday, March ?, Mr.. and Mrs.
Slemmons and son Freddie enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jack
son with a theater party at the
showing OF the Ten Command
ments." and dinner after the show.
T. G. Council Of Clubs: The Twin
City Council OF Clubs met Monday
night, March 4, at s22 Ellwood Av.
N. Minneapolis. with the Mime
apolis Beauticians Unit No. 2i0,
as host. The president, Andy
Clark, gave talk on the pro-
posed ST. Paul freeway. Two new
clubs were welcomed into mem
bership. They are the Wednesday
Matinee club. Mrs. Lurena Wash
ington. president, and the Uno
Score club, Mrs. Theresa Britts,
president. The Socialites club OF
Minneapolis win be host at the
April meeting.
Smart Set Club Met: Mrs. Maud
Douglas was hostess To the Smart
Set club of Bethesda Baptist
church when II met at the home
of Mrs. Addie Smith, 2226 Oak
land Av. on February 26. The
club welcomed a new member,
Mrs. lone Brown into the member
ship. The next meeting will be
Tuesday, March IL, with Mrs. Ev-
alma Jones. $40 18th Av. s, as
hostess. All members are urged
to be present.
Improved: Mrs. NJ G. Evans.
3740 Fifth Av. S, is confined TO
her home due to illness. She is
able TO be up and around the house
shows some improvement.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Jackson, 720 Humbolt Av.
N. had as their dinner guests on
Sunday, March 3, Mrs. Maggie
Beard, mother OF Mrs. Jackson.
Mrs. Ollie House. sister and Mr..
and Mrs. Freddie Slemmons and
son, daughter. son-in-law and
grandson OF Mrs. Jackson.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-08
Entsrtulns For Newcomers
To Suintly City

Mrs. J. willis Thomas, T72 FNill-
er Az. was hostess AZ u grt-to-
gother AT her home Friday eve.
ming, March /. In honor nf Mr., and
Mrs Clarence Harris and brother,
Frank Nichols, formerly % DE.
trnlt, Mich, who arp newcomers
to ~. Paul
Following lunch served by the
hostess, Eames and listening 10
the records were enjoyed by the
group.
Enjoying the hospitality Of tho
hostess In addition Ia the honorcd
guests, were Mr.. and Mrs, Carey
I'm, Samuel Richardson, Mrs
Johnell Williams, Mrs, Louise NJ
Boynton, Miss Frances Carroll
and William nm
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-08

Esqulrcttes To Meets Tho Ea-
quirettes win hold their regular
meeting Friday, March sth at the
residence OF Mrs, Mary Garrett,
Tpn Rondo Av., 81, Paul. instead
OF at the home Of Mira vcrda Horn
a. was previously reported. Mem
bors are asked 10 please note
change OF meeting place,
N. A. y. ". NEWS, Tho next reg
uiar monthly meeting OF North
Star Branch Of tho National ALI
ance of Postal employees will be
held Sunday, March 10, at ? .,
IN, at Phyllis wheatley Settlement
House. 500 Aldrich Av, No. Min.
neapolis
TSTC Meet with Dr. scrtplo!
The TsTC met Saturday night
at the home Of DR. Louis seipio,
on Upper Alton Road. Plans were
approved for the annual dinner
party for tho wives OF members
on Saturday night, April 20.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-08
LIMITED TEN WELCOMES
TWO NEW MEMBERs

The Limited Ten club welcomed
two new members AT the clubs
dinner meeting held Saturday.
March 2. at Roadbuddy's, ~. Paul
Tho members are Ksnnsth ~
stokes and LORENZO A. Carter
The club II working at present
on two civic projects that will be
released Sto uiS paper after the
ApriI meeting
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-08
Coffee Sip" Has
ST. Patrick Motif

The st Patrick motif dominated
the decor when the Helpers club
Of ST Peters AME church held It's
annual Coffee Sip" Sunday,
March g. al the home OF Mr., and
Mrs William Walker, 1898 Erfth
Av. s. Hours were from four To
seven in the evening
The beautiful setting was car
ried out with a x recn and white
color scheme. A floral arrange
ment of white carnations, white
snapdraEons and gladiola inter
spcrsed with grecnery was the
centcrpiece for the serving table
which was covered with lace
cloth. Crystal candlesticks hold
ing lighted green tapcrs were on
either side and silver coffee ser
vice adorned each end of the table.
Members alternated at pouring
A musical program. arranged
and presented by Mrs Helen
Thomas included vocal solos by
Miss Rayma Estes, Alvin Cham
blee. Shelby Cox and the Bryant
Jr High School Motheruingers,
duct by Miss Estes and Mr.
Chhmblee: whistiing solo by Mrs.
Esther Patrick. dramatic reading
by Miss Amanda Byrd and Henry
Thomas gave reading OF four OF
his own original compositions.
piano selections by Alice Oliver
and the Lyle brothers, Cedric and
Robert Jr
Mrs william Webb presented a
background OF incidental music
throughout the afternoon.
Door prizes were awarded 10
Harold Combs: the Mines Walter
Aston. Viola Madden. Marion
Brown, Alga wickman and spen.
Ger shlvera.
The more than 100 guests were
regisiered by Mrs, Palmer Jack.
son Mrs william Walker was
general chairman with Mrs A
mhnda Jenkins an co-chAlrInan.
Mrs Helen Thomas was program
chairman and Mra E. l.. Boyd IL
club president
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-08


The setting was enhanced with
decorations In the club colors OF
orchid and yellow with the band
stand adorned with trcllises GOV,
erred in spring flowers in the club
colors and suspended from the
ceiling over the bandstand were
three huge giittering initials
csc"
White covered tables were cen.
tered with candiesticks holding
two tall yellow tapcrs decorated
with orchid violets
Members were identified by the
men wearing yellow and orchid
boutonnaiercs and the ladies wear
ing yellow and orchid corsagcs In
their hair
The female contingent guided
by preNy, Dorothy Mcfarland, set
the pace for beauty and glamour
The vivacious Mrs. Mcfarland
was stunning in a green nylon
strapless gown with full TERED
skirt, accessorized with aqua mul-
u-Colored necklace and matching
slippers
TerethA Bledsoe. recording sec
retary. was charming in an aqua
drop shouldered metallic sheath
with white accessories. Margue-
rite Carter, assistant recording
secretary, wore a striking strap
less teal blue net over taffcta Rc-
centuated with rhinestone Jewelry.
Virginia Brown, assistant finan-
cial secretary. featured a dramatic
beige tapestry brocaded sheath.
Amethyst accessories and gold
slippers accented the outfit
Ruby Wood. typlst was dazzling
in pale blue nylon tAffeta featur.
ing q roll front collar and v back
with rhinestone JeweIry giving &C
cent.
Social committee members.
Alice Bloedorn chose an unusual
red taffeta with rhinestone jewel
ry and red slippers: . sophiscat-
ed ball gown OF gold and brown
print taffeta featuring a fun skirt.
balIcrina length was worn by EN-
ma Lou Light, with which she
chose black and crystal AccessO-
res
JanAbelle Taylor was dazzling
in a lavander atrspless gown fos.
turing white net oversklrt with
pearl iewelry, while Earline Gallo
way wore striking emerald
green tsffctR with rhinestone ac-
ceAsoriss. Harriet Allen was love
ly in aqua satin giamorZed with
rhinestone iewclry. Bernlce Duke
was petite IN grey decron, balIcr-
ina length, NlIee Lrwfs chose
white nylon net and lace
Pink nyIon net was the lovely
choice Of Cora Bell Banks. Yyunne
Powell featured a dramatic black
velvet gown, while Dorothy Payne
WAS petite In grey dacron, balIer-
Sally weddingtpn's lovely choice
was red velvet while KITTY
Murphy was quite RlAmuruus in q
snug hitting sheath of silver and
white llama
Chairing the EiamourOus event
was Mrs JUnAuId Braddock with
Andre F1oFenz a. oO-chalrrnan
Other committee members were
James Taylor. Virginia Brown
Pecry Green Ransom Coins. Tom
mls Braddock and Victor Gallo
way Mrs. Dorothy Mcfarland IL
club president
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-08

SECTRE COVERAGE 81 your
wedding by onntarting SPOkES
MAN a RECORDER Social and
Personal department. ~. 1896 {:
~ S-707I; a. Ggrg.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-08
Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL 4

Morocco Club The Morocco club held It's regular month
y business meeting at home Of Mr. and Mrs James Walker
1881 Clinton Av on March 3 Plans made for various
social activities until the clubs adjournment in June for the
summer lunch social hour enjoyed at the close OF
business The meeting which will be social will feature
"Hard Time Party" at the home Of Mr. and Mrs Samuel
Canton. $50 Carroll AV. March l6.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-08
CREDJAFAWN DANCING PARTY AT HOTEL
LOWRY HERALDS COMING OF SPRING

beautiful and enchanting prelude unfolded
spring popular
Club held evening
1, $50 to l a.
Friday nights dance formal
Ballroom Hotel
evening piece
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-08

This is the most complete news.
paper of Ia slse and hind publish.
I'd In tho great Upper Midwest.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-08

In this paper Cor tho kids,
"Rrccsy." tho popular cartoon
strip provides weekly merTiment
Arizona sun., 1957-01-03
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. Oliver Bledsoe of 1924 w.
Madison who recently under
went surgery at Memorial Hos
pital is now recuperating at his
home. sG
Mrs. Jean Carr of 16 South 9th
Avenue is convaleScing at her
home after undergoing surgery
at Good Samaritan Hospital.
Mrs. Elizabeth Turner on Mar
icopa is recovering rapidly after
a siege of illness.
Mrs. Legusta Lynch who also
had surgery at Memorial Hos
pital is doing nicely.
Mrs. Julia Straton formerly
Of New York is now residing in
the Valley of the Sun. Mrs. STRAIT
ton is a registered nurse now
employed at Sunnyslope Hospi-
tai. She was the weekend guest
of the L. G. Wormleys on East
Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Hutchi-
son, now of Flagstaff, spent the
holidays visiting relatives and
friends. This was Mrs. Hutchi-
sons first visit to the Valley.
Miss Gertie Oliver of 1888 w.
Washington, spent the Yuletide
with her father, Johnny Oliver
in Las Vegas, Nevada. Gertie
reports a pleasant visit.
DR.. D. E. Perdue entertained
at a dinner party during the
holidays. The guest list consist
ed of the Alvin AdamsonS and
daughter, Carolyn of Los Angel
es, Mrs. Arvella Bledsce, yours
truly and spouse.
Arizona sun., 1957-01-03
BEAUTY at HOME
BY Lynn Carter
By Lynn Carter

70. What is a recommended
procedure for shan1pooing the
hair?
A. Shampoo should be used
generously, worked vigorously
into your scalp to serve both
as a cleanser and an invigorat-
sing massage. Water should be
changed three times, and the
shampoo application repeated.
Rinsing is done with warm, clear
water, and be sure to rinse and
rinse and rinse. Most Outlook
ing hair is attributable to in
complete rinSing. Thoroughly
clean hair will squeak" when
a damp strand is pulled through
the fingers. Towel-dry your hair
at least partially before setting
pin-curlS.
@. HOW can I mix water that
is effective against blackheads
and greasy skin?
A. Mix one ounce powdered
glycerine, two drains powdered
borax, and nineteen fluid
ounces orange flower water.
Shake well before using.
@. What advice can you offer
on the tweezing of the eye
browS?
A. Above all, keep them nat
ural-looking! Tweeze only the
stray hairs that won't line up
with the natural arch. The brit
tie, artificial look that springs
from obviously .plucked eye
brows is NOT GOOD! Strive for
that natural look"
Arizona sun., 1957-01-03
0ntega's Initiate

william (BilD Bennett and
Frank Holloway, graduates Of
Arizona State College at Tempe,
crossed the burning sands into
the folds of Omega Psi Phi Fra
ternity, in a recent meeting at
the home of Basileus w. G. Nc
Clelland.
District representative Tho
mas G. Newson was a special
guest for the occasion.
Mr.. McClelland entertained
afterwards in his lovely home
with Mrs. McClelland and Mrs.
Grace Daniels acting as hoStes-
ses and serving a repast that is
to be long remembered.
Arizona sun., 1957-01-03
YULETIDE VISITORS

The following former Phoe-
nician, now residing in Los An
geles, California spent the holi-
days visiting friends and rela-
tives:
Mesdames Addie Brown and
Opal Scott, guests of the Paul
Harpers; David Cobbs III, also
visited the Harpers; Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Nesbitt, were house
guest of the Ullyses Pruitts; Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Barber and
Leon Cherry were at the Otha
Grimes; Mrs. Leola Dykes had
as her guests her children, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Williams; Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Adamson, visited
her parents, the Oliver Bledsoes
on West Madison.
Bill Martin was back after
three years. Fred Barnes, on
furlough, visits parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred w. Barnes, 1855 E.
Broadway. Also, while on fur
Tough during the holidays, Will
lie B. Watson visited his mother
Mrs. Josephine Watson and
grandmother, Mrs. Bette Lewis
of 1443 East Monroe st.
Arizona sun., 1957-01-03
DOING THE TOWN
BY Jane Washington

Hall on last Saturday night.
The ballroom was decorated
in a winter motif. The punch
was devine. The music of Joe
Griffins band was superb.
This closed affair Of the sor-
ority is really the talk of the
town.
Our are hats off to you Ladies'
for your wonderful affair.
p. ID. Council
The Valley OF the Sun P. D.
Council will hold installation Of
officers Monday night at the
ElkS. All Loyal Daughters are
asked to turn out in full regalia..
Arizona sun., 1957-01-03
Holiday Guest

A holiday guest Of Mrs. Jennie
Seymore of 1925 East Washing
ton, was Miss Eula Barton who
flew from her home in Los
Angeles to be with her friend
of many years on Christmas
day. It was a happy occasion
for Mrs. Barton, a former Phoe-
nician, and many old friends
who called to greet her and to
partake of delicious traditional
christmas foods.
Several other courtesieS were
extended the visitor before her
return to Los Angeles.
Arizona sun., 1957-01-03
MODERN ETIQUETTE
BY Roberta Lee
BY Roberta Lee

@. What are the occasions
when sending flowers is really
obligatory?
A. To the funeral Of a friend,
or a member of a good friends
family. To an intimate friend
who is-or has been-SeriouSly
ill. To neighbors who give an
anniversary party. To a guest
speaker, when we are the host
eSS.
@. Should a hostess rise when
greeting a guest who has just
arrived, and other guests are
already present?
A. Yes, always. A hostess is
very discourteouS who does not
rise to greet every guest, and
also when taking leave Of each
departing guest.
Arizona sun., 1957-01-03
Christmas Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. Mack GranSbury
of Los Angeles, California, were
the yuletide guests of Rev. and
Mrs. r. N. Holt, 3848 E. Jones.
Mrs. Mary Dawson of Denver,
Colorado, and formerly of Phoe-
nix is in the city visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Grace Hartly and
sons Joe and Ben of 1888 East
-AdmaS st.
Arizona sun., 1957-01-03
Social and Club Affairs

Call your news into the office before
Wednesday, pm. Phone Alpine 3S682
Arizona sun., 1957-01-03


habit, too, for a long, long time.
But apple pancakes are suggest
ed this year as a pleasant change,
for this has been a vintage year
in American orchards. These ap-
petizing cakes made of such tas-
ty ingredients as tart cooking
apples, cinnamon and lemon juice
satisfy even the biggest appe-
tites in the most healthful way.
They are easily and quickly
prepared, too, on the handsome,
new Revere Ware griddle, a
stunning companion piece to the
popular line of copper-clad STAIN
less steel cooking utensils. The
heavy copper bottom spreads the
heat evenly and swiftly. The
4
Arizona sun., 1957-01-03
MosIem Court Meets

MoSlem Court No. 116 met
January 2 with new uluStrious
Commanders Elvira Swindall
presiding. A very inspiring meet
ing was held. Committees were
appointed for the year and
plans got under way for a very
active year.
Florence Jewell, reporter.
Arizona sun., 1957-01-03
Apple Pancakes For Brunch"

Sunday holiday Brunch that happy combination of late
late breakfast early hearty luncheon has become national
habit This marvellous meal permits the kids sleep late without
keeping mother eveastngy in the kitchen And then when
about and hungry, combines meals
time saver family fun occasion
Arizona sun., 1957-01-03
EVERY DAY IS CHRISTMAS WITH
THE ROYALTIES
BY Ludea Williams.

Christmas with the Royalet-
tes is when there is someone
in need of charitable assistance.
Throughout the year these girls
wait with open arms and
hearts to those in desperation.
The Royalettes have built up
a non-perishable food bank from
their own membership, and also
clothing and bedding for people
who have misfortuness like fire,
illness or other reasons for
emergency aid.
There was a local family burn
ed out recently and within a
matter of a few hours these
girls-had reached them with
food, bedding and what cloth
ing they were able to provide.
This is simply one of such in
cidents where the Royalettes
were at hand.
The club extended their chari-
table assistance to the children
of four local grammer schools
and donated a sum to each
school for milk and hot lunches
for an unlimited unmber of un-
fortunate children recommend
ed by their various teachers and
principals.
Without thinking of the hard
work and time required to carry
on these charitable activities,
these twelve girls, take time
from their various occupations
and social activities to give aid
to others the year around.
This club is a social and
charity club, but our social acti-
vities are always to raise funds
for charity, which the girls re-
JO1ce IN doing.
The RoyaletteS Social and
Charity Club was founded in
1948 by Mrs. F1eecue Jordan,
who is now an honorary men,
ber. In the years of functioning,
it has fed and helped clothe
hundreds of families at Christ
mas, and throughout the year.
Royalettes who make charity
their past time have also donat-
ed to the Red Cross, Cancer
Fund, March of Dimes and
other local organizations.
This organization wishes to
thank their many participants
who have also donated by at
tending Royalette affairs in the
past and we wish to be twice as
helpful to the community in
the coming year.
Happy New Year to all from
the Royalettes of 1856
Ludea Williams, President.
Marvalene Croomes, Vice Pres.
Kitty Enge, Secretary.
Ir1na Bowen, Fin. Sec.
Inez RoSser, Treasurer.
Members:
Lois Anderson.
GOldie Hart.
Elizabeth Burns.
Laurita TowleS.
Ozella Brandy.
Eva Neeley.
Arizona sun., 1957-01-03

Maybe one reason women out
live men-just look how long
they're girls.