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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-26

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-26

1926 Contemporary Walnut 4
PC. sEDRooM GROUP. includes
Jorge dresser, mirror, massive
chest and sliding lao Al
panel Bookcase bed HPOuPR
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11

Count the names in this paper.
Thousands of them parad" many
Of them your friends ARE found
in this news columns 81 this paper
every week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
EDGAR KEITH MURPHY
s FRIENDS tNJoI
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Edgar Keith Murphy son VI Mrs
Juamts Murphy OF 7s6 Rondo Az.
was the center OF attraction a. a
party given by his mother in oeic-
hBtion of his tenth birthday on
Saturday afternoon, March 20
Various games played under the
direction of Mrs Dorothy Brown
with many prizes awarded the
opening OF the many lovely and
useful gifts and the serving Of
refreshments, concluded the after
noon OF run
Among those who wished Edgar
a happy birthday while enjoying
the afternoons fun were Lovrru
Turner MarEo Robins. wynfrrd
Neal. Laurence Mead Carl Griffin.
John griffin John Banks Luther
johnson. Ben Alexander Lanny
Taylor Glen Taylor Toys and
Colleen Murphy llarictta and
Herman Jones', Ernest Collins
Loretta johnson. Carolyn John
son, Jerry Jo and Harold Fred.
cuck
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
Two Negro Girls
Win Met ADDITIONS
Voice Scholarships

Now Yori, CITY amp -Four
thousand dollars IN ABC RADIO
scholarships and another -four
thousand IN regional and special
prjEes. were awarded 60 nine young
singers last week. on the unat
metropolitan Opera Additions ot
the Az program 81 tho 1903
season over the American BROAD
casting Network Rudolf ning
general manager % the Metropolis
Tan opera company. announced
the awnrfa
re four aoloiata who received
81 600 each from AnC were heard
in oncnrcs ga the program The
two NcRfo winuora were Martina
Arrbyg. soprano, New York city
~ V and Grace liuubry mogsa
soprano SO Louis NO
other winners were Charles X
r. Davis. tenor Territory ~ llpw,
pU sui Lillian Mesmua, soprano
brooklyn N
National regional awards. pre-
scented by The National Council Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
cAIIFORNiANS EXTENDED
SOCIAL COuRIESlES
DURING WISH

Concluding an enjoyable visit as
the house guest Of her sister and
hrothcr.in-law. Mr. and Mrs James
A. Kinney OF 1921 Upton Az s..
Richrcld. Mrs Betty Bosl aud
children Harold Jr Frances and
Albert Of Oakland Calf Icft for
their home on Wednesday April 2
Mrs Beal came 10 the city due
20 The illness OF her father Elmer
HuestoH, who has been released
from the hospital and Is now con.
valesulng az the home nf hts
daughter Mrs Alma Kinney.
Mr Hueston Is somewhat i'm
proved az this time
During Mrs Bea's stay. she was
extended many social courtcsics
by her former schooimates and
friends. including dinner guest q
Mr. and Mrs Roy Wiley, luncheon
guest Of Marion and Rosetta
Thomas and Of Mrs. Clsudia Chat
ham az Donsidsons Tea Room and
guest OF honor al q party hogtcd
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
THERESE GRANGER
REELECTED PRESIDENT
COSMEToLoGISTS

Al the March meeting OF the
Unique Cosmctologists Chapter No
22o held at the home OF Mrs.
Helen Alien. 5000 Third Az s..
topping the agenda was the an
nual election OF officers with the
following elected
Mrs Theresa Granger, re-elcct-
ed president, the Mines Helen
Wagner OF ST Paul. vice president.
Beatrice Hall. financial secretary;
Odessa Walker recording secrc-
tary Zephyr Turner treasurer,
Hattie McCarter chaplain Gene.
We've Jackson. sunshine chairman.
Helen Allen, parliamcntsran and
jeanne Holbrook reporter
A. the conclusion Of the business
session, a social hour was enjoyed.
Members viii be notified Of place
and time Of the next meeting
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
Social and Personal
u MINNEAPOLIS

VISITED In Iowa Mrs William L. Smith 1887 Stevens Az,
spent Few days IN Des MONIES, Ia. visiting relatives and
friends On her home She was pleasantly surprised when
her brother Leroy johnson. Cleveland o. paid his mother
Mrs While H. johnson and his sister, Mrs Smith surprise
visit Mr. johnson left by Sunday Dies Muucs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11

by MIR and Mrs Ronald Sims and
the Wilcys Many other courtesies
were extended by other classmates
and a high point was a tour Of
the night spots
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
Praemofeiss Enjoy
informal Fashion
Show OF Meeting

Mrs Harriet Allen was hostess
70 the pfagmateia Sorority Fri
DAY evening April 4 in the home
OF her sister, Iunsuid Braddock
5Uy lglehart Az
Ebgbhght o. the evening was
aB informal fashion show with
Erma MaEingo program chairman
as commentator Maxine smith. De
Ann Stone Rosamond Baphan, and
Mnauld Braddoek modelled frous
their own spring wardrohcs
Outstanding creations included
an original Dior Chemisc a wcndy
Woods original. American Beauty
number hy the I.yubrook colley,
ton. a blouse and skirt with three
TERED cunolipes as wen as the
latest business wear and night,
wear.
a social hour followed the re.
yue with a tasty supper served by
the hostess
Snapshots taken at the Auniy-
ersary dance by Estella Luclae
provided much pleasant converse
ton They viii be placed In the
organizAuon's scrapbook.
During the business meeting
which proceeded the style show,
Laura Robins president, reported
that charter member Bertha King
health rs improving,
Annette Galloway was named 20
represent the organization at the
Inter club Council Centennial
Pageant and luncheon President
Robins announced that events for
the next two months Will include
revision 81 the constitution and by
laws a money raising project FOR
the scholarship fund and inita,
ton
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11

the Metropolitan Opera Asaoc,a,
tion Ia outstanding regional audi.
tons winners, were
i.urinc Kailrr coloratura sop
rano. Milwaukee. VIA 81 600,
Barbara Leichwnung dramatic
soprano, Chicago, $1,000. Barbara
Faulkner soprano. New orleans,
$500 and Jeff Morris, tenor Lima,
Ohio, 5000
Almost 30 young American
singers were presented on tho proc
grama 1888 series which began
January , They wcrv uelrctcd
from hundreds who appeared az
preliminary additions % try ont
for the eyeat-old program such
Metropolitan Opera stars ~ ARC.
TVS ratrice Munscl. RISE stevens.
Eleanor stebcr. Roberta Peters,
Robert merrill and Leonard War.
ron are products OF The Metro
politan opera Additions Of the
Ait
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
Social and Personal
+ ST PAUL

Matinee Bridge Club Members aud guests OF the Matinee
Bridge club enjoyed tasty uRch and afternoon OF bridge
Tuesday April when Mrs Earl Rrcnt ii29 Fourth Az s.
Minneapolis hostess TO the club Guest prize by
Mrs Wendell Gibbs Other guests of the hostess Mrs @ b.
Williams and Mrs Walter Aston tuh prizes captured by
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11

geles VIII conduct the installation
service A reception viii be held
following the installation service
Confined To Home; Mrs, Mon
well Graft $40 Firth Av S, has
been confined 70 her home for the
past week because of illness Her
condition is greatly improved and
she is able 10 be up and around
the house
Condition l. Fair; Mr. Preston
Wright, 1881 Bryant Av ~ Is
stll a patient in ST Mary's hos
pital, where his condition is re
ported as fair
Visiting Parents: Mrs Albert
Allen Jr.. 1904 Fifth Av s left
Thursday evening Tor Seattle
Wash 10 visit her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Gordon
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11

rhcrc VS. nothing 10 30 but sat homo and watch
teeyiaon The day before Raster was beautiful.
Good Friday was beautiful ] didn't have 20 80 20
the oftige ] went shopping FRIDAY The sales
woman who waited on me in the suit department
~ OF the Avenue stores has been serving nae
for a number Of years We usually DO nor have
the slightest bit Of trouble finding something 20 my
hiking This year We ran into trouble
IN the mrs, place those new fashions 30 ahsoi.
utely nothing for Yours Truly l look ridiculous IA
en- SO l told the Aaicslady not 10 dare hiring out
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11

the Mines AlOnNa COTTON. Fred
SShucl and Eau Brent ist end
ana Syd respectively The nest
meeting win be April % with Mrs
Alfonso Cotton. paS 50 Anthony
Az as hostess
Crvdiafawn SociM Cmh' The
next regular meeting ot tho Cred.
lcfBwn Social club win hc We'd.
nestay April ID, at the American
Legion Cluhr0oma alt n Chats r
worth The orirr af business win
he election % officers AZ the
April 3rt meeting MIR and Mis-
William Helm OF 1000 Fitth Az
= Minneapolis wctv hosts
ChattcrboN club Mrs llellainr
Holiday. d4a W Central Az win
be hostess Go the ChsttcrboS club
on Friday April rs
Niorrocco club MT and Mrp Al
owens 265t Hardwood Az. win
be hosts Go the MoroCcu cub on
Saturday April ~ Mr and Mrs
Riddle Green were hosts al the
Aprl business meeting held AZ
their home al E "a ST. Minnie
apol,s
rSrC Meets saturday The Z q
r G viii meet Saturday night al
the home 81 y Edward lau. nat
lEioHbrt Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
Double Wedding
United Two Couples
Last Friday Eve.

Announcement has been made
OF the marriage o. Miss Nina l.
rouyor 10 Mr pouala uNcal and
Miss Alcne johnson OF pes Molnes
Ia To Mr. Kermit Wheeler pf 81
Paul ia double wedding ceremony
performed AZ ESQ Fuaay evening
April
Rev Russell Meyer. director Of
Liberal Arts Center Tor Adults al
Manchester College performed the
double ring ceremony AZ the home
ot Mrs Louise Thomas So1 81
Anthony Av., 81 Paul Mrs Thorn
as Is the aunt Of Miss ronvcr
Miss roliycrs maid Of honor
and only attendant was Miss Ora
Lee OsNcal and Miss Rachael Oh.
more was Miss Johusnns attend.
ant
NJ Ronald oNeal attended his
brother Aa best man ana MT sam
ucl Simmons served as best man
Tor Mr. Wheeler.
The new Mrs ONcal is a clerk
typist at Veterans Administration
and the groom Is chemist for the
Toni Company OF Sc Paul They
are AZ home To their friends at
900 Dayton Av,, 81 Paul
Mrs Wheeler is public health
nurse for tho city OF pcs Moines
and Mr. Wheeler t. q law student
az William Mitchell College ot
Law ST Paul and q part time
teacher They are al home az 76T
Rnndo Av. 81 Paul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11

vlslt relatives and friends and
from there he viii spend some
time in Dallas, Tex. before re-
turning 20 mis- home
Hospitalined: Richard " ses-
sion. 4Oi1 Firth Av S. entered
MI Sinai hospital on Friday night
for a general cheek-up
Family visitor: Bishop 3 S,
Lyle Of Clarksdale Miss. is visit
ing in the city guest Of his
daughter-in-law and son. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Lyle and children OF
1888 Fifth Av S. Bishop Lyle is
pastor OF St James Church of
God in Christ in his home town
and state oversecr for Northern
Mississippi Of more than 100
churches 500 ministers and 5000
members Tuesday night he was
guest speaker az Gospel Temple in
ST. Paul Rev W l. Battle is
pastor and was a former member
OF Bishop Lyle's church In Clarks-
dale.
Condition Poor: Fred W Pierce
1925 Fifth Av S, is still confined
10 Fairview hospital Mr Pierce
came home 10 spend the weekend
but had TO return to the hospital
after developing pneumonia. His
condition was reported as poor
To Attend Installation: Rev w.
r Williams OF the Fourth street
Church Of God IN Christ, Mime
apolis and Rev W. l. Battle OF
Gospel Temple in 81, Paul. viii
leave Sunday April IS. for Omaha.
Neb They viii be houored guests
on Monday evening at the installa.
ton service when Rev r Brad
ford will be ordained 20 the bis
hopric for the state OF Nebraska
Bishop S NJ Crouch OF Los An.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11

rANCr sat night April is
Go IIaiI, Howard brown band
AdNt
You can ten the world your
needs IA this papers classified
section.
Tho Nceh Ia Records. an As
saciated Negro Press feature by
Alb-rt Anderson gives record fan
readers ot this paper tho inside an
the latest and best disc. by the
most popular stars,
tenlnl fratur
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
ZaZI1:E 5j3|f1
u. BY NELL D0Ds0n nUssEH -

NEW YORK This worst Easter sunday
forty years steadily all day long
AlLlaaL aun AA.mue .hnn narAAe MashedouL
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-06
Northern Hi Quint
Tops Salisbury Hi

Northern High school swept its
season series with Salisbury High
school by defeating the Pennsyl-
vanians at Cove last Thursday
night by the score of rs to AZ.
Coach Lilburn Brown sent IL
players into action as the Huskies
won their seventh game of the sea-
son.
Dick Spear chalked up 20 points
with nine field goals and two fouls
to lead the Northern offensive
Ward HENDERSON had II, Tom
Schroyer IL, Robson 7, OVERLY G.,
Mckenzie Z, Strauss l, Mickey 3,
Long 2. Non-scoring we're Hetrick,
Wright and Baker.
Haselbarth led the losers with Ia
points while Wengard had IL and
Blubaugh had ten.
Northern Jayvees downed Sails
bury in the preliminary by the
score of SO to %.
Northern held only a nine-point
advantage at the half 80 to 80 but
put on a squirt in the third quarter
Of 10 points while holding Salisbury
to eight They added II more in
the final quarter while holding the
visitors to 9.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-06

Eight died in an explosion in
Richmond, Va, from gas.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-06
Mt. Top Riflemen
Win Over Hercules

Mountain Top kayoed Hercules
1852 to 1130 in the tenth Western
Maryland League rifle match held
Sunday afternoon at the Oakland
and Bowman's Addition ranges.
Fort Hill also defeated LaVale
1877 to 1924.
Bob Gains 292 paced the Noun
tain Top gunners as they whipped
Hercules in a home range match
and tied up the series at eight vic
tories for each club.
The scores for the prone, knecl-
ing and standing positions were as
follows: r. L. Cain, 100, 80, SO,
total 292; A. A Harvey, Jr, 100
49, 80, POI; c. E Miller, 100, 95, 80,
285; G.. L. Porter, 100, SO, 81, 284;
team total 1852.
Also firing were E. Michael, c.
Miller, Jr., and c. Calhoun
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-06
God Is My Portner"
To Be Shown This Month

God Is>My 5Partner,pa story of
one mans religious faith and
generosity, will be shown in two
theatres in the county this month.
1t can be seen at the Maryland
theatre, Oakland on Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday, February 16, II
and IS, and also at the Grand
Theatre in Friendsville, on Satur-
day, February Is.
The shows at FriendSville will
be at 7:3O and $3.50. At Oakland
one show is scheduled for Sunday
afternoon at 2, one Sunday night
at 8, two shows Monday night, 7
and g. and two shows Tuesday
night, and 8.
There is no advance in admis-
sion prices.
This film was originally pro-
duced under the title, "All That l
Have" by the Lutheran church,
Missouri Synod Stewardship
leaders agree that this was the
best such film ever made by
Protestant church. The story con-
Germs a semi-retired physician who
has his own unique philosophy and
practice of Christian stewardship.
1t deals with the eccentricities of
a great surgeon who turns philan-
thropist in such a peculiar way
that his nephews force an injunc-
ton in his bank account and hire
a lawyer to prove him mentally in
competent. Walter Brennan, three
time academy award winner and a
distinguished Hollywood character
actor, heads the cast. Supporting
characters are Nelson Leigh, Char
les Lane, Ellen Corby, Paul Cava-
nagh, Nancy Kulp, John Harmon
and Charles Gray.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-06
Has Article In National
Tribune Magazine

A two column article in the
January 80 issue of The National
Tribune, Vet Gives Recollections
of Early Days of Spanish-Ameri-
can War" was written by Jared
w. Young. of Pueblo, Colorado,
former summer resident of Mt
Lake Park, and an occasional
former contributor to The Republi-
can
The article was from part of
a previous article which Mr.. Young
wrote some forty years ago for
meeting of the Illinois Com
mandery of the Loyal Legion. Mr..
Young is now So years of age.
Eight died in an explosion in
Richmond. Va, from gas.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-06
Extension Meetings

Dates of Homemaker meetings
for the ensuing week were an
nouced by Miss Ethel Grove, home
demonstration agent.
February 10, s p. M, Casselman
Valley club at the home of Mrs.
Melvin Schwing. Mrs. Freeman
Bethel and Mrs. Don Prichard will
give the topic on Restyling and
Making over Furniture.
February II, Mars Hill club at
1870 p. M, at the home of Mrs.
Bruce Folk. Mrs. John burst and
Mrs. Alvin Bowser will present the
topic. The Deer Park club at 1880
at home of Mrs. BENZ. Fernando.
Mrs. Obey Winner will present the
topic.
February II, l p. M, McHenry
club in church basement. Mrs.
Claude Wagner, Jr., and Mrs.
Gerald Glotfelty will present the
topic.
Miss Grove said the Beginners
clothing workshop, scheduled for
February 5, was called off because
of weather conditions. The second
clothing workshop is set for Feb
ruary IL, 10 to 8, in the extension
office, weather permitting.
February 10, the Executive COM
mittee and board meeting will be
held at the Accident Fire hall,
from 10 to II for the committee, and
l to for the board. The meeting
set for February 4, was cancelled.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-06
Satellite Launched
In Space By u. S.

The Arry's Jupiter-C missile
blasted off last Friday night, carry
ing a satellite into space.
A few hours later it was radioing
priceless data back to earth as it
whirled through space in long
lease orbit that may keep it aloft
for ten years.
The success of the baby moon
was established within hours after
the long tube-shaped instrument
carrier was catapulted high into the
skies over Cape Canavarel, Fla.
1t was travelling generally west
to east around the B Globes girth.
Scientists reported that radio trans
missions from the Explorer as the
Defense Department had named
the satellite, were being picked up
by tracking stations and every
thing is working very we'll"
The 308 pound satellite is send
ing automatic reports on tempera-
ture, cosmic rays and meteorites.
This data was being shared with
all nations under the International
Geophysical Year program.
The first Russian satellite, launch
ed in October, weighed 1874 pounds.
The second Sputnik, still orbiting
after three months, weighs 1,120
pounds, and has made more than
1900 revolutions around the earth.
The American satellite makes
one complete circle around the
globe every ia minutes.
-O--
l.,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-06
Highlanders Lose
To Parsons 65-46

Parsons got revenge for an
earlier defeat by trouncing South
ern High school Highlanders on
the Oakland court last Friday
night. The final score was 65 to 46.
Southern had defeated the Pan
theirs 81 to "A at Parsons on Janu-
airy 10.
Southern was slow in starting
and Parsons led 20 to at the end
of the quarter. Both scored II
points in the second frame and
Parsons still led 80 to II at the
half. Parsons increased its lead
to 81 to 50 at the end of the third
period and wound up nineteen
points in the lead.
Southern was outscorcd from the
field 81 field goals to 10 but had a
three-point advantage on fouls,
shooting s out of Is compared to
5 out of Ia for the visitors.
Wine was high man for South
ern with II points while ColaW
had 7, Shaffer s, Martin 5, Stemple
2, Coker a, Murphy 4, Dintaman 4.
Sanders was non-scoring.
Martin led the Parsons quint
with 10 points while Barr had Is.