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Danger Of Slogans
CONTINUED from Back Psse)


THE AWAKENING. APPREHENSION OF PERFECT
NATIONS, cREATIOk-THE ONLY Rial
FLESHLESS. MATTERLEss, SPIRITUAL, cHRisTLIkE-
Externally, COMPLETELY PoPuLATINc, SUPER
SATuRATINc THE ONE UNIVERSE WITH iNcoRRUPT-
IBLE, INvULNERABLE. oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE - THE NEW HEAVEN AND
NEW EARTH! WHEREIN ALL or YOU FIND
YOUR TRUE BEING, NY. GODS. ETERNAL IMAGE
AND LIKENESS - THUS AWAKENING FROM
THE MORTAL THOUGHT COMPLIMENTARY
BUT FORMIDABLE. TRULY, UNTIL REPENTANCE.
REFORMATION SPIRITUAL REGENERATION VIA
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
THOSE MYTHS HUMAN BIRTHS, MATTER"
SIN. DISEASE, DEATH, DISASTERS, ACCIDENTS
PEsTILENcEs. COMMUNISM. socALLED
ETERNITY OF HE'LL" ETC, WORLD WARS EVEN,
CONCLUSIONS OF NATURE. so-esIed. WHICH ARE
COLLECTIVE HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS = ARE
"CHAsTLY FARCE" Myths. BURLESoUEs. OF
iNvULNERABLE. ETERNAL HARMONY or oMN
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
Danger Of Slogans
Excerpts from Detroit Times EditoriaI)
The Of poieemsn-Inspeetor Stanley r. JsdIenski
conscientious successful policeman and fine mans
jailed for $4,000 armed robbery
Inspector Jedlenski is heartbroken-and puzzled.
He had raised his with all the devotion Of good
and conscientious father and with all the earthly practically
of one whose working life is in the demimonde Of crime
bad morals and bad practices police Inspector is
dreamy visionary
But the boy went bad
And in doing. he became another example in the
legion Of which pvnctvre Of most honored
and ennobled fsIseies.
An accepted slogan OF day is that there are NO
BAD BOYS. there only BAD PARENTS" This has such
catchy swing II that seldom do wonder whether
II Is inevitably true.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
CATHOLIC DEMAND BREAKS UP
GIRL SCOUT TROOPS

Reprinted from CHURCH AND STATE Feb. 1889
loyalty TO your parish should indicate your attention
should longer be directed TO the local Girl Scout Council
psshoners Of the Roman Catholic Church OF ST. Gregory
the Great at Harrison. NJ u. were told last November
The action. involving cancellation OF five Girl Scout
troops at the church and replacement OF them BY Camp
Fire Girl troops taken because the local Girl seou
Council had down the chvrehs request tor expansion
Of its troops 10 include all girls OF the parish.
The Council explained In letter 10 parents that
principal value Of scouting to bring together girls OF
many faiths and cultural backgrounds but st. orescrys
eorssndsd In s church bulletin that the Council Wa v'o
Issnq recommendations OF The National Girl seooss sno
departing from common local practice.
Council eHeaIs pointed out In reply that hssd reNFe
ssnssvss Of the National Council had observed end sp
proved the local policy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
A New Study

(Continusd from Back Page)
PART z
WEATHER REELEcTs COLLECTIVE THNkINcl
BUT 20 NOT FORGET: LONE WITH GOD
LSA MAJORITY!
THE UNIVERSE IS 1907 THE MANIFESTATION
or THOUGHT -
REALITY Is FLEsHLESS. MATTERLEss. SPIRIT
uAL cHRlsrLIkE, EXTERNALLY HARMONIOUS -
eTERNALLY. COMPLETELY PoPuLATINc THE ONE
UNIVERSE, sUPER-sATURATING IT WITH 'NCOk
RuPTiRLE. lhyvuINERABLE. oMNlPREsENT HEAVEN
AND, ETERNAL LIFE
HENCE. THE {. s. HYMN:
IN ATMOSPHERE OF LOVE DIVINE
I'VE LIVE. AND MOVE, AND BREATHE"-AND
HAVE OUR BEING
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08

rARy ERROR -~-r--- --r-----'
THE {. S. TEXTBOOK IS N.Y. MASTER HEALeR
heRAetE WORKER. EDUcAvoR-IMPeaATIvE ~
oNeRTHRoWlhG THAT GIGANTIC FRAUD AND
Mr-TA THE DEvh-,A Murderer +. \ llAa,
WHO ABIDEs NOT IN THE TRUTH BECAUSE
THERE IS NO TRUTH ~ HIM !-Jssvs in John e:43. ~.
AND THE IMPERATIVE, MARVELLOUS. POST
CIVIL WAR CHRIST suPER-scIEkcE. UNIVERSAL
MESSIAH THERETO:
NO REALITY IN DEVIL, HELL. MATTER"
THE ADAM-EvE -'PHoNY'-cREATioN
PART 3
MORE or sATANs BILLION S RAckETS
ALCOHOL. TOBACCO. N0N-cHRtsT
SCIENTIST MEDICINE
THOSE SOOTHING syRuPs" ls&ti). APPEAsINc
DULL ANTi-cHRisT, ADAM-EvE SENSES
SURGERY AND PsYcHIATRY. WHOSE BEST
APPEARING RESULTS DO NOT DESTROY THE
ONE ENEMY THENCE. WOULD DECEIVE. IF
POSSIBLE. THE VERY ELECT! BUT INVITE PRE-.
NATURE DEATHS, BLuNDERs, TRAGEDIES,
DISASTERS!
Their reports the belief that the driver John A.
Derossett 26, may have had heart attack shortly before
his vehicle struck wreeker end parked II then
plunged down sheer drop Of IS feet and slid another 10
feet fhe bank Of steepy inclined Ievee" Detroit Tes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
OK Postal Rate

tconiinusd from Back Pags)
1.-THE LORD [-DIvINE LOVE- HATETH AN
UNEQUAL BALANCE" I-od r. AND STATED MORE
STRONGLY: "A FALSE BALANCE IS AN ABoMINA.
TON UNTO THE LORD"
And Jesus thsrsto AS We GIVE. so SHALL YE
RECEIVE - HEAPED UP AND RUNNING OVER. ...l
OK POSTAL RATE, PAY INCREASES
Veto Expected; SOC, 900 Others Voted Roises
Detroit News, SD
WASHINGTON. March L. tAP)-Ths Senate has
passed bills that would sharply raise postal rates end the
pay Of 100000 federal workers. but the postal
faces highly uncertain fate.
Republicans predicted the postal bill would be vetoed
by President Eisenhower because the pay boost II would
provide for 900 postal workers Is far greater than what
The administration wants.
Raises for 900 900 classified civil service workers, In
eIvdsd in separate BILL in line with sdmnlsfrs-
ton recommendations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
218 Die In Coal Mine

AND WE ARE NOT THINKING OF AMERICAS
rULFLLMENT OF JESUS PROMISE OF LIFE MORE
ABUNDANTLY." CONSIDERED MATERIALLY.
BUT AMERICA PROVIDED THE SPIRITUAL SOIL TO
FULFILL JESUS AND NY PROMISE AND
PROPHECY TO THAT WICKED AND ADULTERoUS
GENERATION" or HIS TIME. WHO COULD NOT
BEAR" MORE TRUTH OF "ANoTHER COMFORTER"
THE "coMFoRTER WHO WILL ABIDE WITH YOU
FOREVER AND TEACH YOU ALL THINGS" =
FULFILLED OUT OF THE CIVIL WAR SEVERE
TRAVAIL OF A NATION
NY BELOVED ABE MADE THE EMANCIPATION
PROCLAMATION" IN 1853 - WAS MARTYRED
APRIL, 1865!
WOMAN" Matthew 1888, APPOINTED FEB. 1866.
WAS BEING PREPARED TO PRESENT THE "LEAvEN,"
THE CHRIST IDEA AND IDEAL OF PERFECT
CREATOR. CREATION, AND UNIVERSE. IN ITS SCIENCE,
sUPER-scIENcE DESTINED TO DOMINATE ALL
SCIENCES PUT IT INTO THREE MEASURES OF
MEAL" "scIENcE, THEOLOGY. AND MEDICINE"
THE TITLE OF THE SIXTH CHAPTER OF NY
INCOMPATIBLE. IMPERATIVE MASTERPIECE.
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TExTBooK-sAvIoR.
LIBERATOR. AND PROTECTOR or THE HOLY
SCRIPTURES FROM THE INVOLUNTARY. SPIRITUAL
ADULTERY OF SATAN BOUND" RELIGIONS
AND CLERGY OF THE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTISTS
AND ALL THE WORLDS NoN.cHRisT SCIENTIST
LEADERS. ALL or WHOM ARE VICTIMS OF THE
MYTHICAL. DEvllsH. ANTI-cHRIST,
ADAM-EvE. NUMEROUS CAIN. JUDAS.
KNAvES AND FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
OF ALL HUMAN BIRTHS !!-"THE CHASTITY
FARCE OF MATERIAL lsoeaIIedl EXISTENCE!
-p. 272. sab.
PART z
CONSULT YOUR TRUE PROPHETS.
MY CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
THEY HAVE THE MORAL AND SPIRITUAL
EVOLUTION TO HEED AND PROFIT BY NY INVITATION
VIA ST. PAUL. HEROIC. GIANT APOSTLE:
"BE YE NOT uNEoUALlY Y0kED TOGETHER
WITH UNBELIEvERs. COME OUT FROM AMONG
THEM AND BE We sEPARATE"-'PERFecT'! y
WHICH COMEDIES BEAUTIFULLY WITH THE FIRST
SchAPTER OF PSALMS.
THOSE INTRODUCTORY SIX VERSES:
Blessed the that wsIksh not in the counsel OF
the vnaody nor sandsh in the way Of sinners sefh
In The seat Of the seornfvI.
But his delight in the law Of hs Lord; and In his law
doth he mediate day and night
and hs shall be like tree planted by the rivers OF
water hnssth forth his fruit In his season. his Leaf
also shall not wher and whatsoever he doeth shall prosper
The vngodIy are not but like the chat which
the wind drivsth away.
"Thsvsfers the vngody shall not stand In the judgment
nor sinnsrs in the congregation Of the righteous.
"For the Lord knowssh the way Of the righteous: but
the way of the unsody shall psrish"-Psalms i;'b.
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8oso UoGx U00O
sooeavalT-A GUNS or chNsTa0JRcTwc
ueseews AND INFERIOR BREED or cHRIsrlAMs-
FORMS ALLIANCES WITH THE ukpERWoRLps
NJ U. S. AND RUssIAi
RoosevELT-AoRAL. SPIRITUAL. IMrsLLecr.
uAl AND PHYSICAL CRIPPLE TINE WAGES or
SIN" l-REJEcTEp THE ADVICE or FAR EASTERN
expeRrsl HENCE. THE 100 BILLION S DEMOCRATIC
RESULTING ~ A GRiEvous WOUND or THE WESTERN
NATIONS PRESTIGE AND PIONEER IN THE
PACIFIC. AND TN susseeyeAtr loss OF CHINA
70 The REDSi
eoosgvsLT's FAITH AT vALrA-FAIrH IN THE
nevt M - AccEpTeo ThG GUIDANCE or THOSE
MEN or LITTLE FAITH WHO ADVISED THE
nesiRABvlTf or FORMING AN ALLIANCE WITH
The SOVIET SONS OF SATAN DEPENDING UPON
THEIR AID 70 DEFEAT iARAhl
r. D. R, SON OF SATAN, NOT IN GODS GRACE;
HENCE BLINDNESS TO JAPAKs IMMINENT DEFEAT
By v. ST. % u. WITHOUT REDS
AND 50, THE RED DEVILS cor MAMcHuRiA!-
ANOTHER LOSS IN THE MulTITENS OF BILLIONS
scATEcoRYI 800 MILLION PEOPLES ENsLAvED
BY THE REDS 100 BILLION PROPERTY sTEALsl-
COLOSSAL GRAND LARCENY
1RUMAMs CRIPPLED FAITH :
THE WAGES OF SIM"
LOVED THE PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN THE
PRAISE OF GOD" i-RAPIp Disqualification OF
OUR DOMINANT MILITARY STRENGTH, AFTER
DEFEAT OF JAPAN AND TRUMANs SECRETARY
OF STATE. oN.-MOUTHPEcE OF THE
DEVIL - BROADCAST TO THE WORLD THAT OUR
PERIMETER or DEFENSE DID NOT INCLUDE THE
SOUTH KOREAN REPuBLlCl
STAIN TOOK HIM At HIS WoRD
HENCE. WE WERE MORALLY BOUND TO FIGHT FOR
THE PRESERVATION OF THE SOUTH KOREAN
REPUBLIC AND ANOTHER GIGANTIC BOOST TO
THE EVOLUTIONARY SPIRAL or THE v. ST.
HENCE, us BILLION S U. S. GOVT. DEBT!
TOTAL NATIONAL INDEBTEDNESS
ABOUT One TRIllION S!
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY.. MARCH g. 1888
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in the city visiting her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thorn
as Johnson OF A0A5 Oakland Av.
Mrs. Anderson was the guest OF
the Johnson at the Annual Feast
Of Isis held on Monday evening
May 10 at the American Legion
Han in st, Paul,
Former Residents Arc Visitors;
The Misses Helen and Dorothy
Waters OF Mexico City. Mex, are
visiting in the city and are guests
OF their aunt, Mrs, ", w. Martin
OF iI5 Clifton Az Mrs. Martin
has returned home from Swedish
hospital where she received treat
ment for a heart ailment
DE Nantc Club; The De Vante
Club win meet Wednesday May %,
at the home OF the president, Mrs
Talmage Il Carey, s70i Fifth Az.
s An members are urged to be
present
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former Carmilla henner, are FORM /
er Minneapolitans,
Returns Home: Mrs. Matte ID, |
Scott Of Des Moines, la, who was |
the house guest Of her sister Mrs. !
Bessie Lewis OF 1929 Fourth Av |
s, for the past ten days, left for
her home on Saturday May II, In
honor OF her sister, Mrs Lewis was
hostess at family dinner on Moth
ers Day. Mrs, Scott, who Is 50
years young and the eldest sister
OF Mrs. Lewis, enjoyed visiting
with her relatives and friends She
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
James Fraction and Mrs. Matte
Drew ON a sightseeing tour OF the
Twin Cities and was guest OF sew
eral friends In St Paul,
birthday Greetings: Greetings 20
Mrs. Berlen Turner OF 1921 Girard
Av, ~, whose natal day Is May 81,
It's 4 Boy; Mr., and Mrs Stan
ley n. Benner Jr. OF New York
City are receiving congratulations
ON tho birth OF a son, Stanley III,
who arrived on Sunday April rs
Mr., Stanley II. Benner, 1892 Clin-
ton Az, Minneapolis. Ia the pat
ornal grandfather The proud
father formerly lived In Mime.
apolis
Surprised Mother: Mrs, Richard
Holt Jr and daughters Benetta and
PA Tracey OF KcolSulS, Ia, ar
rived in the city May 10, for a
surprise Mothers Day visit with
their mother and grandmother,
Mrs. Clyde Johnson OF $685. Firth
Av While in the city they are the
house guest OF Mrs. Hollis sister
and brother-in-law Mr.. and Mrs.
Annis Clark and family OF 1929
Fifth Av. s,
Summer Visitors; Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Collins OF Pasadena, Calf,
arrived in the city by motor on
Tuesday 10 spend their annual
summer vacation. They are stop
ping at the home OF Mrs. Jessie
Shepard, 1928 Fifth Av s,
Mother II Guest; Mrs. John An
derson of Fergus Falls, MINI, will
leave for her home on Saturday
May "a. after spending "A week
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happiness were the Messrs. and
Mines. T. Ruffner, C. Bailey, E.
Sam, Joe Sleet; the Mines. Iona
Brown, ]. McPheeters, and Mamie
Bowers.
Omission: Little Rebecca Clardy.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. James
Clardy, was one of the models at
the Alpha Wives Tea and Fashion
Show Sunday May IL. Her name
was omitted from the story. Re-
becca was very chic in a yellow
checked butcher linen three piece
suit made by Mrs. Robert Patter-
son. Her escort was little Phillip
Patterson who was attired in a
celaperm blue cotton sport suit.
Sorority Held Meeting: Delta
Phi Omega chapter of Alpha Kap-
pa Alpha met Friday May IS, at
the home Of Soror Rachel James,
1913 Fuller Av., with Soror Joyce
Jackson as co-hostess. Reports Of
various committees including re-
port of nominating committee were
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wearing velvet bouttonnaires. The
gay and fashionably affair again
proved the widespread popularity
of this all male club,
Among celebrants seen enjoying
the clubs hospitality were the
Messrs. and Mines. Theodore Allen.
Harry S. Brown, William Barnes,
Russell Balenger, Claude Burt,
Andrew Brooks, Norman Bell,
Boyd Crawford, w. d. Cartwright,
Thee dore Cunningham, Readus
Fletcher, Pierre Guilmant, George
Howard, Arthur Herring, Edward
Hutton, Thaddeus James, Gerald
Lewis, Tony Mazingo, James Muir
ray, Edward Nichols, Rev. and
Mrs, Denzil a. Carly and Sgt. and
Mrs. Gus Guichard.
Others glimpsed exchanging gay
repartee were the Mines. Donna
Bennett, Florence Law, Margaret
James, Sarah Nicholson, Lovey
Parker, Jerry Sisson; the Misses
Catherine Coram, Maxine Jones,
10 Ann Johnson, Mrs. Yvonne
Jones, Messrs. Nathaniel Smith,
Timothy Howard; the Messrs. and
Mines. Charles Northcutte, Noah
Powers, John Patton, Cleveland
Ray, S. A. Reed L. Shannon, Lewis
Seaton, Cornelius Tucker, Rufus
Webster, Major and Mrs. Homer
Starks, Mrs. Anna Lee johnson,
Harold c. Combs and Floyd Wade
Members and wives include the
Messrs. and Mines. William Carter,
Clarence Roper, Urlin Clark, r. s.
Harris, Theodore Hatcher, S. f.
Hail, John Williams, Charles
Noble, George Lucas, Elmer Har-
ris, Lafayette Fields, Stephan
Maxwell, James Allen, Nelson Bal
enger, Earl Bell, Cecil Newman,
Kenneth Edwards, r. r. Mitchell
NJ. X. Mcknight, John Wilson
Arthur Rhodes, Chester Patter.
son, Percy Dawson and Robert
Sutherland.
Theodore Hatcher is club presi,
dent.
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Silhouettes Present
Variety Show

Members Of the Minneapolis-St
Paul Silhouettes Kappa Wives),
deciding that variety is really the
spice Of life, gave those in at
tendance a relaxing and enter
tanning evening when they pre-
scented their variety show, "Silh-
DRAMA" May l6, at Phyllis
wheatley House, Minneapolis,
A varied program including
Rock N Roll, poetry, jazz, dane
ing, pantomine, dramatics, vocal
and instrumental numbers thrilled
an appreciatve audience. The
Rock N Roll boys quartette com
posed Of Raymond Brown Jr. Eu-
gene Moore, Horace Rivers and
Gerald Reed in Il Love No One
But You and Got A Job" and the
dance team Sandra White and
Louis Whitlock in IAN Dressed
Up and No Place To Co." pre-
scented the youth participation on
the program.
Others participating were Miss
Lorraine Johnson who presented
piano selections; James f. Brans-
ford, poetry and jazz; Louis Zach
airy baritone and vocal selection
by Miss Marion Williams. Mr.
Henry Thomas gave two dramatic
readings, THE Creation" and
Simon, They Cyrenian, Speaks, q"
which were real sermons and de-
livered like only a Parson could
perform
The dance team Of Hope Alb
rams. Jeanne Bransford, Julia
Buford, Roberta Carmichael, Jean
Covington and Shirley Wheeler
literally brought down the cur
tain" in their dance Interpretation
Of the Charleston" executed like
troopers Of the l92O's dance era,
when the Charleston was in its
glory
Alvin Del Chamblee was master
Of ceremonies.
Mrs. Robert Covington Is presi-
dent Of the Silhouettes.
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Daughters Of Isis
entertoin Shriners
& Friends At Feast

1t was an evening Of food, fun
and merriment on Monday May 10,
when Fezzan Court No. 7 Daught-
ers Of Isis entertained Mobiles Of
Fezzan Temple No. 20 and friends
at their Annual Feast Of Isis
The festive affair was held at the
Fourth District American Legion
Hall in ST. Paul.
Tables, placed around the room
where guests were seated, were
presided over by each hostess. A
smorgasbord dinner was served.
Following dinner, illustrious
COMMANDERS Lena LaFaucette,
welcomed the Mobiles and guests
and introduced the master Of cere-
monies, Imperial deputy John r.
Lawrence, who gave a short his
tory Of the reactivation Of Fezzan
Court in its tenth anniversary
this year.
He in turn introduced some Of
the first officers of the reactivated
Court who were Mines. Belle
Scott, treasurer; Martha Clayburn,
secretary and Mamie Green, its
first illustrious COMMANDERS.
Mrs. Green in response gave a
brief history of the court and
presented the Minnesota Flag to
the Court. Mrs. LaFaucette in
troduced her cabinet.
Daughter Ursula Bolts, imperial
deputy for Minnesota and the old
est living imperial COMMANDERS
was introduced and gave a few
brief remarks and commended
Fezzan Court for its progress.
Chalmer Lawson, potentate OF
Fezzan Temple No. 20, gave a few
remarks and introduced some of
the Mobiles present. He presented
bouquet Of flowers from the
temple to illustrious COMMANDERS,
LaFaucette, Mrs. Viola Madden,
1858 Queen and to Mrs. Bolts.
Following introductions, the Isis
daughters and Shriner mobiles
promenaded in the grand march
Background music and music for
dancing for the 176 members and
their guests was furnished by a
three piece combo.
Mrs. Eva Blair was winner OF
the drawing of the evening.
Mrs. Leota Perkins was general
chairman and Mrs. Harriet Jones
and Mrs. Gertrude Green, co-chair.
men.
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Sterling Club Dance
At Lowry Gay &
Festive Occasion

Gay and festive was the evening
spent on Friday May 16, when the
Sterling Club was host to an
ultra smart throng Of handsomely
attired guests at its Annual Form
al Dancing party. The Grand Ball
room Of Hotel Lowry lent enchant-
ment 10 the gala affair.
The feminine contingent looked
beautiful as il whirled and swayed
on the arms Of their dapper es-
corts in exquisite creations Of
sophisticated ballroom sheaths and
bouffants, softly elegant chiffons
and regal taffetas.
Members were distinguished by
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CRIsPUs ATTUCKs



The Gideons and wives visited
the home on Mothers day. The
ladies' were presented flowers and
the men candy Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Aga led the group.
Jobs Daughters, Bethel No. 3,
headed by Mrs. Kay Williams
presented gifts and birthday cards
and large cake in honor Of the
birthday Of each resident.
Mrs Alma Fort continues to
improve at the Ramsey County
Home. She was recently visited by
her son, Robert Jones Of Washing
ton, DC.
Mrs India Allen who recently
underwent surgery at Ancker hos
pital will return 20 the hospital
soon for further treatment Mrs
Anna Bowen Is continuing 10 i'm
prove at the home.
Mrs. Thomas and a group visit
ed the Jewish Home in Midway
Parkway on May 10. Transporta-
ton was provided by Maurice and
Thomas Hickman.
A number Of persons visited the
home during Red Feather Thank
You" week
Mrs. Nelson T. Balenger. ST.,
reporter
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made during the business session.
At the conclusion Of business, a
social hour and refreshments We're
enjoyed. The next meeting will
be June 20.
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liams, Clara Pettford, Ella War
der, Lorraine Chivers, Richard II.
Smith, Gertrude Martin, Albert
Allen, jeremiah williams, Mrs.
Hollis Davidson. William w. War
der, w. NJ. Ross, Alberteen Jor-
dan. Edward Parnen, Lucille Shaw,
Frank Corners, George Smith,
Robert Hamilton, Mrs. B. Slem-
mons, Ronald c. Huhes, Arnold
Feinberg. Emma Lou Hil Mary
Carolyn Fogg, and Mary Wash
ington.
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Social and Personal
{ ST. PAUL 4

Birthday Celebrated Mr.. j. W. Mcmillan All W Central
Ay was genial host when he entertained of friends
birthday party in honor of his wife Saturday May Il
Games and soclang and the enjoyment of tasty refreshments
rounded out the evenings entertainment Mrs Mcmillan
showered with number of lovely gifts Friends wishing her
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS 4

Family Visitors Mr. and Mrs. James Charles and son viii
liam and Mr. and Mrs Eddy McGee and Mike motored TO
Minneapolis from Kansas City Mo- May H. in surprise
visit Mrs Lote Hyde of Mrs Charles and Mrs Mcee
and their father Mr. Stanley H. Benner S both of 1892 Clinton
Mrs McGee the former Pat Benner and Mrs Charles the
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MINNEAPOLIS NAAcP
1853 HONOR ROLL

The following individuals, or
CARNATIONS or concerns have taken
out 1858 memberships in the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People TO
date in the current drive.
As rapidly as workers in the
campaign turn in their reports
names will be printed in this news
papav
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WAY s|33|I1
q BY NEIL D0DS0h RUSstu -.

NEW YORK CTTY-The political front has been in
turmoil over handsome namooant New York
Congressman charged with officially tossed
out by the Democrats in Tammany pleaded innocent TO the
charge said he glad to be rid OF TanaS ana turned
NAACp othnnr last saturday
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ltNlpe sukktallon
from Carnation
Company's homo
economists. II fea-
lures fresh Califor-
mia strawberries In
a cereal crust served
with whipped in
slant nonfat dry
milk crystals, tho
modern nonfat form
Of milk in crystal
form that whips.
Mix instant crystals
with an equal a.
mount Of Ice water
and whip IL into
fluffy mounds Of
topping that's *
lighter in calories
than heavy whipped
cream and deli
cious with all kinds
of desserts.
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though the rally was announced by the NAACP as
non-poRtical". NAACP officials must have peen
very naive II they thought that having Powell as
a speaker would not turn the affair into political
showcase for Adam.
The rally was supposed to commemorate the
fourth anniversary OF the Supreme Courts school
desegregation decision. II out-and-out arena
for Congressman Powers shouting brand Of polt-
cal hypnotism and no else had chance. Hulan
Jack, Manhattan Borough President and the top
Negro city Democratic political appointee was
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MISCELLANEOUS

Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Francisco,
$500, Christine Jordan Sl,00,
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