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Papago Indian news., 1957-09-01
BOARD OF DIECTORS

T.o,is Harvey Chairman
Francis Patricio Treasurer
Kathe ri inc L. Norris Secretary
Eugene Jose Reporter
Eueene J. Johns on Reporter
Albert J. Lopez
George F. Norris
Eve 1yn Siquieros Typ1st
J oann L. Pedro ~Typ1st
Eliza J. Mendez Typ1st
Frances Ventura Typi ST
Papago Indian news., 1957-09-01

Joam L. Typist
Liza AIM
Frances
NEWS
School Faculty yforY 1878
Miss Mrs harle He- Sixth GRADE
Gumndoly Nelson
Pn Eighth Grade
hrs
Fourth Grade hr Freo A' Dnner Fi1DN1
Students who graduated attending schools as follows
s+s attending school San California
AntonA
lie
Students living an High
IorenP
Ronald Ventura
Alen
Dmler a
Students ing Phoenix
josephine arley
Marguerite Monioa is
and Stewart
the school a1n present since
be formed an the coming
6:p $500
50 far this war; 235 Consolidated School,
Papago Indian news., 1957-09-01
SCHOOL NEWS

School Faculty for Year 1875
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

partner. The supposition wa,
that the toxic materials from
the irradiated dog might be de.
stroyed by blood factors Of It's
non-irradiated mate. Here again
there were no clear-cut' results
Cells Protected
A major advance in modifica-
ton Of irradiation effect, how
ever, has come through a better
understanding of basic chemical
changes. the report says. A ma
jor chemical change, it wa;
found, was strong oxidizing Of
the water within living cells
making this water q potent
chemical agent.
Removal of oxygen before
radiation" the report says, was
found to protect cells against
many kinds of archaeological
damage in organisms that could
tolerate low oxygen concentra-
ton. For example. the dose re-
quired to cause chromosomal
alteration in plants (majol
cause of the genetic changes
due to irradiation) can be nearly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

ltripled by reducing the oxygen
content Of the surroundings.
Scientists at the University
of California have found that
rats kept in an atmosphere OF
S per cent oxygen instead OF
the approximately 20 per cent OF
normal atmosphere have APP
Iproximately twice the normal
resistance to the acute effects OF
|irradiation. But removal OF
oxygen, in general. is not q
practical procedure for man.
theoretically Important
"The findings are Of great
theoretical Importance, however
because they demonstrated
clearly how widespread the
effects of strong oxidizing SUBJ
stances are as q mechanism OF
biological damage.
"A number of chemical COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

pounds given before radiation
have been found to protect mice
Some remove oxygen from a eel
and its environs by chemical
combination. Others. such al
glycol, glucose and alcohols cause
the cell to remove oxygen met
abolically."
At the commissions Oak Ridge
Laboratory in Tennessee two
chemical compounds, mercop.
toethylamine and mercaptoethyl-
guanadine. approximately double
the resistance of mice to radia-
ton. They are effective when
given by mouth. or by any sort
of injection prior to the radia-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

hypothetical radiotoxic substance
by passing the test animals blood
through membranes of an arti-
f1cial kidney were carried out on
irradiated dogs at Western Re-
serve University at Cleveland.
The animals were given a heavy
X-ray dose. Presumably the ar
tificial kidney would filter out
the poison if it were filterable.
There were no clear-cut results.
Cross transfusions also were
performed in dogs similarly ir-
radiated by attaching the circu-
latory system of an irradiated
dog to that Of a non-irradiated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

to assume that some toxic ma
terial is formed in the irradiated
tissue and then transferred by
the blood or lymph systems to
other tissues.
At the commissions Brook
haven laboratory on Long Island,
1T was found that when mice,
with their adrenal glands sur
lgically removed, we're given blood
lplasma from irradiated rats they
died sooner than did mice given
lplasma from -irradiated rats
Isolation Impossible
The plasma was found to have
its maximum effect about 4C
hours after irradiation. It's toxic
activity was destroyed by heat
or by exposure to room tempera-
lures for half an hour. How
ever. it was preserved for some
time under other conditions. But
it has been impossible to isolate
the toxic material.
A separate series Of expert
ments designed to remove an,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

ton. BY injections Of bone mar
row from one inbred line Of mice
at the same time one Of these
chemical is administered thu
survival rate Of test animals has
been tripled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
Tests of Animals Link
Poisoning to Reduction
By THOMAS r.. HENRY

Radiation of animal produces kind of poison the
system.
This is indicated by experiments just reported by
ergy Commission biologists.
Radiation Of part of animal according the report
found give to effects in other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
Production Gain

FRESNO.-The production Of
raisins and prunes in the United
States has been more than
doubled the past 80 years.
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This quality heovy-oouos aluminium set Of -
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-13
Miss Black Wed
To Benz. Zachary

IN o double ring ceremony Miss
Nina Marie Black became The
bride ~ M benjamin y zachary
~ 73g 3 m Thursday. August
"a ~ Pilgrim Baptist church with
Dr Flayd Massey w. ofHgiaiipF
The bride is The daughter of
Nfs louise B1yutUG ~ los ~
gsisa California. formerly ~ ~
paui Minnesota gho IN former
student ~ elementary education
~ ne University ~ H,nnssots
THs groom "a 10 Hon ~ NJ sud
Mrs Jay Percy zashary u H.
Paul he n former star sttlets
~ tho Lanroln University football
team ~ jefferson city No and
~ presently a student a. NapsatJ
Teachers College
matryu ~ honor wac Mrs VIZ
Rira Russell u Minneapolis. and
beat man vac ar Sterling owens
u So pnfl
For her wedding dress. theh ri1s
th0H- leaf green peau 10 H0Hs
chyzlai chan,iny tyre lace over
satin uitb empire waist ami q
round neck with short sleeves Her
cSrsaRe csnierod white orrhld
snd she wore white Accessories
The ro.pis viii i've 10 HaHkstg
where ne groom attends school
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-13
Attendants Named
For Morrow Erection
COMING Weddina

Misc uwendolyn Mao Morrow
has chosen the following attend
anita Tot het approaching marriage
"a Mr. Iun Fraction Of 40is Ffth
Az = Miss Morrow Is the dhuRh
ter ~ MIR ana Mrs Lawrence
Morrow of tAtd clinton Az. and
NJ Fraction IL the son 81 Mr
and Mrs janice w Fraction Of
asdI clinton Az, all Of Mime
apolis
She has chosen Mira Manlyn
white. a close friend. a. hcr ma
tcon Of honor and bridesmaids in
chde the Mines Doris Johnson
ieona Morrow, sister inslaw ~
tho bride and Miss Doris Eddy
Mr. Fraction has chosen his
brother. MI Cad Fraction ~ hia
best man fishers viii be The
Msnars Ira Robinson. hvorotte
ieNfl"'Aia hfNNfi'th fN-hAN w AafA
groom, Maurice white, Hobart
Mitchell Jf James lieft wade and
Ronald Fraction. brother Of the
groom
The wedding will be salemnixed
Of seven o'clock In tho evening,
Saturday October bm ct ~
Peters AmE church Rev Martin
J lionbfleth, pastor ~ Waytunn
A8E church viii perform the
double ring ceremony
immediately fgilpUang tho refF.
uuuy. q reception viii be- held 10
the church parlora
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-13
Ooyton, O., Visitors
Royolly Entertained
At Nice Party

Miss Ethel Splllard and Mrs
Leon Lang We're charming coehos-
tosses on "Wednesday evening sep.
tember 4 when they entertained a
few friends in honor ot Mrs Jcs.
sic hatheock 81 Dayton o. AZ the
home ef Mrs Lang lsii Fourth
Az s.
Mrs lIathoock Is the house
guest OF Miss rhe,ma Oldham q
SpoS Firm Ay s, and stopped In
the city rnroute 10 her home after
spending several weeks vacation
ms on trip around the world ae-
tompanied by Mrs. Herbert Ross
alao ~ Dayton
A background decor OF roso aud
grey set the color motif FOR ap.
poinunents throughout the rom
The evening was enjoyed hatcn.
Ing 20 records On the hi-fi and
highnghted with descriptive out
line given by Mrs Hathcock 81 inr
tervs,ing experiences az her trip
rho party came Go a gay close
with the serving OF midnight
lunch IN a dining room decorated
and softly aglow with eRndlolight,
Dinner was served ffom an eN-
auiHtoly laid table. spread with q
rose cloth interNuvon with tipsri
threads snd ccntercd with SIX pink
lighted tapyrs IA crystal camille
sticks A pink rose attached 60
each place card and the china and
crystal appointment added charm
tp the setting Cocktails were
served Throughout tho evening
Enioying the hostess hospital
icy while meeting the hon0rod
guest were the Mesara and Mines
Boyd wright James Clbrdy, Rev
and Mrs Louis Johnson Miss
Tbelna oldham and Mr. Leon
Lang
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Open House For
Out OF Towners
Held On Auq. 81

Nj and Mrs w - McAdams
1897 Oakland Az bald open house
honoring out OF town visitors Mr.
and Mrs Erwin Guest on Saturday
evening August - Mrs Guest IN
the sister 81 Mira Thomas Brown
% 3Iia Fourth Az r.
Sharing honora were the FOL.
lowing out town guests, Mrs
tuiher Payne 81 Kansas CITY.
Mo mother Of Mrs Flousie liar
re VI 56a7 clinton Az. and Mrs
Betiyc Session and Mra BERTHA
Smith. Detroit Mich. guests OF
Mrs Sessions mother, Mrs Rob
ert Marshall ST. o. $3.50 Fourth
Az s.
Assisting the hostess were the
Mines Viola Madden Christine
Pierce. Harriet Jones and Allie
Wilson Mrs Jonea registered the
guests Mrs Wilson assisted with
the games and saw 30 u that
everyone throughout the guest
filled rooms were enjoying them
selves while Mrs Madden and
Mrs pi~co kept the group well
refreshed with tasty dslicaciss
served from beautifully appoint
90 serving table
Among guests enjoying the
hosts hospitality while greeting
The honoreea were the Mrnsra and
Mines Jesse Miller George Cal
lard 81 Paul, James Thomas.
william Helm. Robert Marshall,
Wesley Lyle Bill Cannon Don
Calender James nutord Thomas
Brown, william webb Pau
Adams, Clarence Young William
Davis
Also The Mines Floyd Poole sr
Mae rhBipa Josephine Brown
IsIla Copeland Shirley Gray
FIos-ie Harris ami daughter LeH
He Mr. Beverly Holland and
Michael Calender
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-13

CoaN aicsctnr Al iInmei Gregory
Anderson son Of Mr. ana Mrs
Clarence Anderson, SOC Dayton
Ave. Ia tonyalcsyipg az his home
Gregory was hoapitaltaed IN Chli-
drrnS Hospital for about week
Entertain ror Rishop Gomez
Luncheon guests II Mr. and
Mrs NJ Il burgess. go Rendo
Az, Thursday Sept .. was tbs
re Rev Joseph Gomez. AMr
bishop and Mrs Gomez and Mrs
NJ walootc, secretary
uIahop and Mira Comes are
Clnac treuds ~ Mr burgess
uncle, pr J = Smith, presiding
elder o. the AME church tn ncr.
muda
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-13
Picnic Held Al
Henry Andersons
On September |

II was hilarious day for a
group 81 friends ou Sunday, Sep
tcmho, when they held a picnic
on the lawn az The homo Of Mr.
and Mrs Henry Anderson 2AfT
Hasewood Az, st Paul
The gaia affair was bighlightod
with bail PLAYING races corn pick-
ing and other sport activities A
wide assortment Of food added 10
the pleasure of ,ho guests an they
enjoyed visiting with outaof tawn
visitors and grcatine old friends
Outsof town gueata enjoying the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-13

Mr. and Mrs. Felix Ciardy OF 24sT
27th Av. s., Minneapolis Il was
happy reunion Tor the Felix
Ciardys as both Mr.. and Mrs,
clardy have been confined To their
home for the greater part OF the
time due TO illness
Return To Their Homes; Mr.
John Robinson and Mr. and Mrs
L. T Wisdom OF Mansfield, o.,
were the guests for a week OF Rev.
and Mrs. Seminole Mckee OF sT25
FNfth Av S Mr. Robinson is the
father % Mrs. Mckee and Mrs.
Wisdom
Ohio Visitor: Visiting in the city
for a few days was Mrs, Herbert
Ross OF Dayton, O, who was re-
turning from a trip around the
world by airplano She was &C.
companied by Mrs Jessie Hath
cock, also Of Dayton, In compli-
ment TO their guest Mr.. and Mrs
Coieridgc Hendon S9l4 Portland
Az So, were at home 20 few
friends Wednesday evening from
to IL p m al their home. Dur
ing the appointed hours some 80
friends came IN to meet and greet
the honored guests while enjoying
refreshments Mrs Ross left for
her home on Thursday morning
She Is a cousin OF Mrs Hendon
and teacher at Dunbar high
school in Dayton,
Return From Trip West; Mr.
and Mrs Scott Faisou and son
stephen, 370s Fifth Az s.. have
Just returned from western
motor trip TO Los Angeles. Calf
They stopped enroute In Denver.
colo, where they visited with Mr..
F'aison's brother. Irwin Faison. In
California the Faisons visited Mrs.
Faison's mother. Mrs Isabelle Nc.
Query former Minneapolitan) in
Pasadena and her two sisters and
hrotheB-in-law, MIR and Mrs. NJ
Woodson Geraldine McQuerryD
and family and Mr., and Mrs w.
Lester lEunlee McQuerryJ and
family They were entertained by
Mira Edith Chndrcss and Whit
fred Rice Wallace and other for
mer Minneapolitans
Visits Daughter In California!
Mrs. Myra Rice OF 627 Emerson
Az ~. is visiting her daughter
Mrs. winifred Rice In Los An
geles While there she. along with
the Scott Faisons who were also
visiting the city. made trip TO
Disneyland
Surprise Visit: Mrs, Henry
Thomas 1918 Clinton Av. s.. was
surprised Saturday morning. Sep.
TENDER :, by a visit from her cou.
sin, Mrs. Margaret Penn OF Evan.
aton. Illinois. Mrs Penn came 10
the city 10 attend portion Of the
Northwest AME conference and 10
see her father Rev " ogleton
receive his 50th and final church
appointment. Rev Oglston At ons
time lived IN Minneapolis and has
been presiding elder OF the 81
Paul and the Des Moinca District
q the AME church. Mrs Pom Ga
me wife q Or n a Penn, well
known physician Of Evanston, M
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-13

Sept, 10 Mr. and Mrs W W.
Wimberiy. asa Rondo Az, 40
years; Mr and Mrs Glen Beck
aet Iglehart Az "a Years. Mi.
and Mrs. John William Nancy.
TOO Iglehsrt Az. one year
sept he Mir and Mrs. Mym
Carter Jr., 400 Rondo Az, 40
years
Sept ~ Mr and Mrs. John
Mckinley oEesl 7as Carroll Az
30 years
Sept ~ MIR and Mrs Shelton
Huron Jr, 453 Kent 81. AZ years
Mr. and Mrs Jesse smith. 5t7
Rondo Az. 20 years
Sept 10 Mr. and Mrs. c W
Patterson p0I Carroll Az so
years
sept 20 Mr. and Mrs Charles
Cozine, $40 Carroll Az. ten years
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Hiakey, gs2
Carroll Az. 70 years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-13

outing were the Meshrs Msdrc
Johns and Philip Eglgnd, Omaha,
Nrb Mr. Leroy Coleman, De.
troit, mrs Frances Gray George
Porter Mr. and Mrs u. Palmer
and son. Mrs Nellie Gray. all OF
Kansas city, Kans and Mrs Cecil
Robinson, Quincy m
Others present included tho
Messra and Mines Booker T.,
Spencer. Thomas owens. @, II.
Robinson - Noble Creighton and
daughter, ~ pHmm; the Mines
Ruth Cowan, William Berry and
family Lorraine Brown Cecil
Robinson C'orftne nunn and niece
starr sgt Reginald A Robinson
and the Mossrs Ralph G. and c,
u pnmm
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-13

HeA monte on saturday september
IA
Week End Guests: Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Kirby ToT Fremont Av
". had as their house guests over
the Labor Day week end Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert primm and Mr.. and
Mrs n Enix OF Indianapolis. Ind
They enjoyed a fishing outing al
Lake Adney and sightseeing tours
Of the city. Airs. Primm is a sis
ter OF Mr. Kirby.
Back Home: Rev. and Mrs
Louis Johnson. 1887 Second Av
s., and their guest, Miss Leslie
Hughes Of 4o45 Fifth Az. s, re-
turned home August %, from a
motor trip TO New York City,
Philadelphia, Hartford. Conn. and
Boston, visiting relatives and
friends, Hlghhghting the trip for
Leslie was visit 70 Coney Island
in New York and visiting other
historic places. in the different
cities.
Visiting Family; r. y Ciardy Of
LockesbuTg. Ark, left for his
home Tuesday after spending ten
DAYS in the Psyiu Cities visiting
his family Mr. Clardy divided his
time as the guest OF has son and
daughter.in-law Mr.. and Mrs.
James Clardy OF T16 Aurora Az,
ST. Paul and brother and family.
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JAtL kABAEA'S BROTHER
ON DRUNK CHARGE

London Eng amp The
brother " the Kabaka ~ Bugsu
D. Henry Harold Rimsra, ~
year 90 prince Of 5uRanda was
found guilty and fined IN London
for driving a car while under The
Influence ~ drink Ne paz fined
100 Pounds which Included costs
and was ala9 disqualified from
driving for 8 year
The Prince ahp ~ on q private
VISIT % London ga not eJWu
diplomatic immunity ana was not
in Court
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-13
Wedding Anniversaries
MINNEAPOLIS

Sept 10 Mr. and Mrs Cornel-
ius seymour asl7 Smelling Az,
So years
Sept a MIR and Mrs Gerald
Ford 2f29 Fourth Az s.. seven
years.
Sept rs MIR and Mira Paul
Smith 3Tta Smelling Ay, IS
years Mr. and Mrs Emmett HiN-
on, 2la0 Firth Ax g. one year,
Sept 20 Nc and Mrs Luther
Dennis. $3.50 Firth Az s.. ten
years
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81. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Sept IA Mary whitmore. 500
Rondo Az. Mira Kathryn Nell.
726 81 Anthony Az, Mrs. Eu-
gene Moore, ST. 81. Anthony Av..
Lloyd Omen, SIs n. Avon
Maurice Ormand, 7s3 ST Anthony
Az. Eddie High, sos ST. Anthony
Az. Mrs Fred y. Williams. 7l5
ST. Anthony Av
Sept 10 Bruce Price, 70e
Rondo Az, Mrs. Marco o. Finney.
Az RoHdo Az Sharon Louise
Harper. 7Gs 81 Anthony Az;
Julius Cole. GIL Fuller Avenue
Eugene Ross se7 st. Anthony Az
Sept 10 ortan Shelton, 500 W
Central Az. Mrs George wills.
1904 IRlghart Az Buster Taiver,
603 80 Anthony Av Mrs Bar
bar Douglas. 6ss 80 Anthony
Az Henry Williams eos W Cen
trial. Mrs Arthur Hedge 6i5 Car
roll Az Mrs Cocfl Neal e55
Hondo Az Louis Scott Jr 755
Carroll Az
Sept n Leonard Carter zoos
Carroll Nv
Sept rs Brian sutheru, Sss
Rondo Az Mrs =. r. Henderson.
z9i 81 Anthony Az
Sept ~ Mrs Eva Neal sal
St Anthony Az Mra Carrie
Green 7is CARROT Az Mrs Bier
ths Neal 7sI Rondo Av Marvin
Douglas Thomas 45t ftDndp ~.
James s Ciardy 7Ig Aurora Az
Sept 20 " y smith, 1920
Donda Az Mrs James strothnrs,
ta2 W Central Az Mrs Dolly
8iingan. 5G5 81 Anthony Az
Clarence Wright, 437 Hondo ~
Mrs Roy whtnors 800 Rondo
Az
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Dir THDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BRrnp,ys

Sept Ia Mrs wln Turn
bough. >5s Bryant Az M II
Eugene Underwood, SS4S Fourth
Az S. Mrs, June Berry ans
Emerson Az, n
Sept IS Mrs. Gloria Chambers.
2455 Fourth Av s.. Mary NJ,
Cotton, 40 e cath ST Gladys
SpauldinR. ais Dupont Av N,
Alfred l. Martin, $40 E1fth Az,
$ Mrs Victoria smith. Ti5 18th
Az 8, Mrs Herman Hubbard
7oi Fremont Ay M. Carole Jean
Smiley, 409 Bryant Az n. VIII
liam Roger Thompson, $50 Bry-
ant Az. ~, Mrs Edward l.
withsrs ST.. Aeoe Second Az. S,
Sept 10 Burr Grgshy, S7s Al
irieh Az ~, Francis W. Doyle
1887 Smelling Av. Spencer r.,
MericaL eos Bryant Av n
Sept, IL Mrs Adeha Nevis.
2Is w Sist ST Mrs. Hulda wal
ker, AIS Dupont AN NJ Mrs.
Luanna PuIlum. 3pls Portland
Av3 Floyd Madison Jr,, ANS
Fifth Az. s.
Sep, is Henry Thomas, 3el5
Clinton Av. Leonard Minis, All
n ColtaN Az Joseph } Jcn,
nings $3.50 Third Av. Norval
Barksdale, 1908 Emerson Av, n.
James Fraction. SstI clinton Az
S. r Hammond Jra seas Smelling
Az Gregory Swain, $500 Third
Av S.
Sept 10 Archie Givens, A2Is
Third Az s. Mrs Iva Napue,
ITO Highland Az N, Mrs. Laura
Gaskins. ia0s Third Az. S Mrs
James Thomas, A057 Second Az.
$ Maurice O, Howell, aslo Lake
view Az ~
sept 90 l. Alexander.
1892 Ffth Az s. Mrs. Mary
Watson SOB Firth Az s.
out Of Town Birthdays
Sept. IA James Cobb, Los An
geies, Calf Mrs Blanche wash
lugton. Kansas CITY Mo
Sept 10 Ralph S. Jones. Des
Moines Ia. Lila Earl Chicago,
m.
Sept II Margaret Jackson,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio
Sept. rs Mrs Carlton simp-
son, Baltimore. Maryland
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-13
Joint Council To Hsor
Mayor y. X. Peterson

The first FAN meeting ~ the
Joint Committee fgr Equal pppHr.
Hnliy will be- hcla Thursday. Sep.
tembor ~ a. aib 3 m az the
Minneapolis Mayors reception
room IN The dfy hall
room IN the city hall
chief speaker viii be- Mayor y,
Kenneth Peterson The public is
always Weic0ms d. attend the
eoumittroa meetings
Our Advertisers Have What
You want
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NAME OMITTED ny ERROR

The name of Neal Funeral
Home which gaa IN charge % ~.
engagements fer the funeral ~
Aru Emerald f>9ckhsft was omit
led through ar oversight Services
Tor Mrs. Ioekhaft were bei9 on
Thursday September . 81 The
Seal Funeral Home
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-13
Social and Personal
* ST. PAUL

Visiting In Los Angeles Miss Gweudoyn Whimorc SEQ
Rondo Ay left Tuesday September BY plauc TO visit friends
aud relatives ia Les Angeles California During her visit in
California Miss Mhmorc will be the house guest of Mr. and
Mrs Theodore Jackson former Saint pautcs Miss Nhimure
will Rlsa attend the Woman World Series OF Soft Bali
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-13
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Family Guest; Mrs Elizabeth Hughes Brooks Of Denver
Seo spending three weeks ia the city visiting relatives and
friends She IS the house of her mother aud family Mr.
and Mrs G. r. Oden of 1904 Clinton Av Mrs Brooks native
me city has been busy renewing old acquaintance aud being
oeed on the happenings Of the twin She will leave o