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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
'9 Ss''BuszNEss
BGOHos First Deficit
Since 1851 in February
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
Star Financial Writer

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad had loss Of $4,000 in
February its first for month since February 1851 the road
reported today.
The deficit contrasted with net income $12S37oo in
February 1887 and caused by decline freight
loaings unusually unfavorable weather President
Howard E. Simpson.
The railroads freight loadings in the month decreased
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10000 carloads, or "a per cent,
Extremely low temperatures
and unusual snow conditions
in February also affected rev.
enues and expenses adversely
and were largely responsible for
the deficit operation" declared
Mr.. Simpson.
However. he reported that
freight loadings in the first
half of March have shown an
encouraging increase from
those in the first half Of Feb
ruary.
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- MEMORANDA
Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities
and for other purposes -
Loans as shown above are after deduction of
Of
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Real Estate Board Plans
Annual Convention

The Washington Real Estate
Board has sent out first an
nouncements for it's annual
convention in Bedford Springs
Pa, May 20 to June /.
A large attendance is ex-
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Seors Open 3 Nights Weekly:
Mondoy, Thursday and FrIdoy
Shop Tonight To 9

HOURS Mondays 1890 Tuesdays Wednesdays and Saturdays
Thursdays ond fridoys. 10 to 9. Free Pokino!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
Duckett Is HOnOred
By Industrial Council

T. Howard Duckett has been
named "Mr. Suburban Mary
land" by the Greater Washing
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pected this year, according to
board officials.
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Charter No. 4247
1sEKO tV1 Ut TIE OOIVO444N11V Ut TIE
LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK

OF Washington the District of Columbia
of business March 1885, Published in call made
by Comptroller Of the Currency under Section SILL u
Revised Statutes.
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MEMORANDA
81. Assets pledged or assigned to secure iabil-
tiles and for other purposes $3157 23O SO
/, RAYMOND E. SPARKS. Cashier Of the above-nanned
bank do soemny that the above is true
the best of my knowledge and belief
RAYMOND E. SPARKS, Cashier
District of Columbia City of Washington IS:
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day of March
1858 and hereby certify that officer director
Of this bank. =.
(Seal) IRENE Men MOSSBURCj Notarv Public
My commission expires January H. 1862.
Correct-AtteSt:
JAMES p BENFER JR, H BURTON LEARY JR,
WILLIAM w. BRAWNER, ROBERT E. LEE
WILLIAM CALONIRIS, ROBERT L LYON
CHARLES A. CAVALIER Jr, RICHARD A. NORRIS
H. WAYNE CLARKE, GEORGE H. NORTON.
FLOYD E. DAVIS, SAMUEL H. ROGERS, JR,
FLOYD E. DAVIS, Jr, FRED A. SMITH
ARTHUR c. KEEFER, GUY T. STEUART
Directors
, 1958-06-02
Puerto Rico 10 Hold
Drdmd Festival
Jon. Is Thru Nor. 8

Leading theatrical players
a n d successful Broadway.
will be featured at a
drama festival to be held in
in San Juan, Puerto Rico,
+ ! Q m January 10 through
March 8, 1859 in the Tapia
Theatre. This will be part Of
the cultural program spon-
sored by the Commonwealth.
Other phases Of the program
will be the annual Casals Fes-
tival, t he Opera Festival,
ballet and art exhibits.
, 1958-06-02
Self Help Housing
Scheme Started
In Antigud

Antigua An Aided Self
Help Housing Scheme, one Of
many planned for the rural
areas Of Antigua, has been
started at the Villa New De-
v~elopment by a team of seven
persons from the Point Area.
The team was organized by
the Central Housing Auth
ority, who are planning also to
organize 0 I h e r teams in.
st. Johns.
These teams will consist Of
persons who either own their
lands, or have plots in the
Villa Development, These per-
sons must also be able to pay
the deposit Of 500 which will
60 towards the cost of material
for construction.
, 1958-06-02
Eleven Year Old
Girl Gives Birth
In North Curolinu

Records at Memorial Hospi-
tai in Asheville, N. c., showed
that an eleven-year-old girl
gave birth to a child Monday.
The name of the girl, who is
unmarried, was not made pub
lie. The doctor who delivered
the baby, and who asked that
his name be withheld, said the
Continued on page ~
, 1958-06-02
Victor Gilbert 10 be
New President Of
Conn. Hotel Asso.

The Nominating Committee
of the Connecticut Hotel As
ISOLATION (of which Mark
Chamberlain of Wake Robin
Inn, Lakeville, is Chairman,
revealed the following nomi-
nees for Office at the annual
meeting of the Association on
June II, 1858: President, Vic
tor Gilbert, Stonehenge,
R~idgefield; Vice : President,
Frank P. Morse, Statler Hotel.
Hartford; Treasurer, Willard
Lowell, Griswold Inn, Essex;
Secretary, James D. Ortoleva,
Elm Terrace, w. Haven.
Victor Gilbert was Vice
President for two terms, but
recently has acted in the role.
of elder statesman. William
Tamburi, of Yankee Drover
Inn, Newtown and "Bud"
Bean, of the Barnum, Bridge
port, did much to further the
future Presidents candidacy.
Gilbert has long been recog-
nized as the unsuccessful advo-
cate of extending the Connec-
Continued on page A.
, 1958-06-02
Commissioner ,ot
Edu. Pluns Chdnge
In c. H. S. Head

Indications are that t h e
Commissioner Of Education,
DR.. Andrew Preston, plans to
appoint a new principal to the
Christiansted High School and
the present head, Mrs. Juanita
Caroline, has been offered
another position within the
department at no loss in
salary.
It was reported that DR..
Preston had "fred' Mrs. Gard
inc and h a d designated
Arthur Richards, principal of
the Frederiksted Grammar
School to be principal of both
the Christiansted High and
Grammar Schools. However, a
check by the AVIS revealed
that the Commissioner is dis
satisfied with conditions at the
Continued on page A
, 1958-06-02
Cruzun Art Club
Pldns All Notion
Fiestu in July
Mrs. Doris Greene
Estub. New BedutY
Pdrlor in PR.

he Enthusiastic plans for an Mrs. Doris Greene, we'll
All-Nations-Fiesta are under known Virgin Islands beauti
to way as a result of the quarter clan, has recently established
the ly meeting held at the Club an up-to-date beauty parlor in
and Comanche, May 18th. Recall a modern building at 1918
ing the success OF the Bal Gale Lola n Santurce,
red Musette, it was noted the Club Puerto Rico.
the activities, made possible thru Mrs. Greene returned from
in funds turned into the Club the mainland where she spent
treasury at that time. These several years and decided to
included the financing of ff- establish permanent residence
lrd 49,
, 1958-06-02

with 81. InomaS. MuralS were
painted in t h e Pediatrics'
Ward at the Charles Harwood
Hospital. A work shop was
rented for several months. Art
materials were purchased for
the instruction Of children in
schools and each year a sub
stantial sum has been given to
the st. Croix Museum.
Paintings by members of the
Club are now being displayed
in the attractive show cases
Continued on page ~
, 1958-06-02
Campaign On to
Wipe Out Muldrid
In British Honduras
Sir Winston Churchill
Is Given Freedoms
Leadership AWurd

De- Freedoms Foundation an British Honduras : An inten-
ven rounced that Sir Winston sme Health Campaign is being
rea. Churchill has been given its conducted at present in Brit
by Freedom Leadership Award ih Honduras for the eradca-
TN "for his dedicated and devoted 1ln OF malaria In that country.
to service to the cause Of human There is a countrywide resi-
II. liberty dual spraying OF houses ana IN
~ Kanno4h = wo11. fonn- March alone over 5000 houses
Of dation president, said a plaque "e1e
was presented to Sir Winston This brings the total number
the on May 28th by Charles NJ of houses treated with insect-
White, chairman of the board cides since the beginning Of
pay of Republic Steel Corp. and a the present spray cycle to just
will foundations trustee, at infor- under 5000 or SO per cent of
NAL ceremonies at Sir Win the houses in British Hon
lston's London. home. duras.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

ADELPHI KNoLLs-Neariy new
beaut. eond, wali-tO-Wall carpet,
dishwasher. full hsmt, pch. Assume
AZ loan. sl7.950. HUGH 7. PECK.
HE 4-64OO
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COZY-CLEAN
$4,000
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI RD., 1905. betw, NH.
and Riggs rd.-Beaut. brk. ramb ,
custom built. today's features and
more. Only l left so you get a
grand buy. Open 2-7. ALLEN
REALTOR, RIA. 6-3333.
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CHILLUM-3-bedrm rambler. good
cond.. near st. Johns Church and
School. Have FILA commitment:
Sl7.750. OWNER, HA. 2-9221
CHILLUM TERRACE. OPEN SUN.
LIB, S37 Cox ave.-Brk Cape
Cod, 3 bedrms., LIST: with I'M
finished upstairs. extras, clean
home, choice neighborhood. (Out
Riggs I'd. to Sheridan. follow
signsl. NELSON REALTY CO..
HE. 4-95S6.
CHILLUM-3-bedrm brick semi;
IN baths, full bsmt.. cor. lot;
newly dec. Assume lge. CT loan
or FLA financing WA. 7-0196,
WA 1927. CARL ALBERT
HEIDER. Realtor.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
BETHESDA
AttractiVe Rambler

Attractive Rambler
$l8,950-$15,000 Trust
Completely redecorated and on q
beautiful shaded lot, In close-in
from B-cc High School and Ele-
mentary School. Large liying-din-
ing nm, well-planned kitchen with
breakfast space. 2 hne bedrms.,
plus large dormer rm,, elubroom,
aluminium storm windows, doors
and many extras. SpotleSs condi-
ton. OPEN Id PM. Out Wiscon-
sin ave, to East-West hwy. lat
! Hot shopper, right 10 chelton I'd,
left 4 biks. to 44Ob Chase ave.
SHANNON &LUCHS Co.
5000 CONN. AVE. KE. 7-ls00
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RARE VALUE

Near olney. across from country
club. Two custom built homes
for folks who want to be in beau
tiful countryside with city ad-
yantages; 3 and 4 bedrms., . full
baths. cleo. kits. that wives adore,
n rIpi rec: rms, built-in ga.
see them. Call walker 4-9332.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
Johnny Mathis Jonls palge,
Red SHELTON On New Cory
Moore show, Sept. 30

Sew York CAMP Garry Moore
raises the curtain on his new,
FUN. hour weekly comedy variety
program Tuesday, Sept 30 with 4
guest roster that Includes popu.
lar Young recording artist John
ny Mathis, stage and motion pie
ture actress Janis Page. special
guest star appearance by the min.
table Red shelton, cut IN live
from Hollywood and q few sur.
priaca uiat Moore lie keeping up
his sleeve for the present
Moore. his guests and the en-.
tire singing and dancing chorus
open the program in light heart
ed. special material production
number 4aw 10 Bold Bhow
written BY Arnold Horwitt for.
mar yflclst 81 the Broadway ma
slca ne. "plaln And Fancy
Moore viii then deliver a fe1s
thoughts ~ hia own before civ
log way 10 Mathis singing ITO.
morrow Mountain" from ths Score
~ the Duke Ellington John IA
Touche show geRgarB Holiday
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

elderly group spite Neero homeowners of tho
beauty shop the apartment building
the apartment buildings moving cut
they urnd running said SHE have
the white viii tired 81 running
that matter how far he
may escape world the with catch
up progress catches There viii time
when place go,
think the south learning slowly pain,
oy perhaps realistically and mtegenty than in the
North
accomplishment vacation trip
the years stuheorny refused Sc
fly suddenly changed took bedroom Sompart
fom York To / railroads
hosting money herooms roomettea third occupied
The areondttoning compartment MIR n
sy sneeKng
shifting coughing lie his entire rst day IN bed while
our hosts docored him
As speak whisper, he told
aquro plano Washington thought
perhaps pitts wooy head lite said
II he hadt Go prefer
speedily "a plane himself 90 death
Believe Mr. H. unofficial public relations fiaek
Tor the ancs aready pressing about vacation
young ladies
who Ahapeiy figures
SMILES They make travel enjoyable that wonder
railroads losing tusinessl
shortly Youngstown airport trip
Washington my began
Capital arnes spotted
his nervousness and he him seatyo pin Along with tho
pm got feasurng smile that would given heart
time all flight Pittsburgh Washington joined
the plane ogng pretty
as walked up aisle lie didn't
Tying mountains valleys ny the
toutng travel ORR.
gna NY boy the Wright brothers Kttyhawk
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
NEW TWIN CRY
cluB rs ORGANIZED

Making It's debut ~ the realm
81 Twin city elubdom ia the new
rs organized lntramours a social
club composed % eigh, married
couples o. st Paul and Mime
apois
The club meets on Saturday
once month and held its third
meeting on september q. at the
home Of Mr. and Mira Ira Allen,
di2 lgiehart Az st Paul
Officers and charter members
are Tarl MCGEE. chairman, James
Campbell secretary Mrs James
Campbell corresponding secretary
lAnd Howard Brown, treasurer,
The October meeting viii be al
the home Of Mr. and Mrs james
/, Campbell 1853 Portland Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26


Negroes and whites living side by side negheoaed
visited during stay
shortly hrforc leaving my vacation reviewing
Insurance policy issued applicant from Minneapolis Dr
Edward rosey the examining physician
familiar with Poseys the having
in this newspaper first
was Mrs Ada Berryman whose daughter Fanny married to Dr
Posey Her other daughter Evelyn ~ Mrs Luther Prince also Of
Minneapolis II the daughters bear resemblance striking
mother they must be very nne-oosung young NATIONS
The eseuInE Is, guests
home Of Mrs ohYe Bake hostess mother Mrs Blake AZ
the OF sixtynne energy
half her She takes active part
ACTIVE Eastern club church affairs
eason she deporcd the fact that Of her club ladies
To attending
rather than take part wisdom.
she the weakness many
clubs where already elderly
oo meetings the chewing up
friends private lives loading provided
hostess who bound he pro-
Sded by the preceding hostess
Bergman straight at the Warren
courthouse She mary tailored very
nee eye glasses She returned hour later wearing
pedaipuhers and minus the eegiaae Looked Ike entirely
different Wen sat around and had
sion on subjects ranging from school indignation politics
the Problem general pleasure member
Of my own sex who could discuss these things with imagination
The ears of Cecil Newman ora Newman tho coeage Hen.
dons and May and Earl Kyle should have been burning
particular evening because Mira D. said how she enjoyed
meeting them.
stayed and then went on to washington
for visit with husbands mother
bedroom ready for at al times you please
with private bath
The rear Of ultra modern apartment building popuat
BY white government workers directly
porch naws home lying porch reading
loud angry voices coming from
apartment the grny veteran
Government bureau tyne raising
ready lis wife ayhaire oa,roB rcs,oa ,itot,.,y [
he storned nj her IN hd language tahcau place
window Of the dining From another
den blast Of h-n record player turned an ~ a,. , n
who had need 10 soothe his her
oonous routine o. Washington bureaucracy gray
haired couple disappeared from angrs
voices continued There aonsous
or something had hit the Ny shrugged and
said II a frequent
had haifdressang appointment next day shop
block from the house The shop over n
ia4e when The neEhbofhood had expert
enee IN real estate and noted buying
one or two blocks in the She shop ncdps
The trade name Of the white
naut project Her customers had 10
o. Washington because had ncgborood To-day ~.
has noderny equipped eight booths On
the ground floor and open ezzanne with m
wfougbt-iron railing
There @ very large building
b. white residents ronyaiiye d ago an,
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Nay
q BY NEIL DODSll RUsSen =

NEW cTrNwe Just returned troua enjoyable
relaxing spent oho Washington y
years didn't exhausted and
wishing YEARLY
Leroy much
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West Indian Federation
Urged To Meet On
Briflsh PntinI Rinfn

Port OF Spain Trinidad fAHpJ
Alfred Comes a member 81
West indies HOUSE N Hepfeaenia
tivsa has called for conference
% the West Indian Federation
made up u Representatives ~ the
Caribbean arcas 70 draw up r.
plan 20 deal with TIM race riots
IN Britain.
Comes commented that wheu
Britain I'D not have NeFroe mi
nority she could talk with proud
detachment about the primitive
snotlonaiisn ~ the Americans and
others WIN had one
There can b. little happiness
he oplHsd in a community riysn
~ rseian
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
OAK LEAF ART cLuB
EIFCTS NEW OFFICERS

Mrs = y Jones hif Fuller Az
Has hoetoas 10 thu OAK Leaf Art
club GA Monday September ~
BUSINESS ~ Importance On the
sgenaa Vas the annual election
~ officers FOR the ensuing yaer
Mrs HaHan Napue wss elsetel
president Mrs LaIRlla Brown vice
president, Hrs Florence MHehsll
secretarys Mrs itoSIe Andersen
reelected treasurer Mrs Josie
MCGEE publicity, Ara Ada Jonsu
entertainment committee Mrs.
Emmaline white. sunahine chair
man and Mrs Della Hoisombaek
Chaplain
At Tho cunclusian ~ business
4 social hoar and rStfutnents
WAS enjoyed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
FRIENDS HflP DERoRAA
FREExE OBSERVE HER
sTvfNTh BIRTHDAY

lhe n a Re 80 a tlnb, swan
Fourth Az Il was lively with
little tots all over the pace help
ing Deborah Frances FroeEe
daughter ~ MT ana Mrs John
X Freezc Of ass Fourth Az s.
celebrate her seventh birthday at
party given by her parents Sun
day afternoon September n
The balloon theme was carried
aut ~ decorations The hall was
decorated with pretty pastel
stfeamors conferred with big
plaath balloon filled with multi.
oolorcd balloons and az given
signal tho strings were pulled
reaeasing the balloons Ga the dc,
liEhi ~ The children
The little honoree was lovely in
Ia pale blue uyion orRansa dross.
the bouffant skirt edged above
the benz IN white embroidery aad
enhanced with an eight inch blue
HaAh II was topped with an eton
jacket ~ polished cotton and she
wore blue satin bows IN her hair
black velvet slippers and corsaro
of miniature baby pink roses
The giflH were given pearl
necklaces and the boys rocket
ship key chains as favara vhr.
Gus balloon games ana dropping
clothes pins IA a bottle filled the
attenoon ~ nn for the young
sters
Following games tho children
we're served from table covered
with balloon cloth with natrh.
ING napkins and centered with y
Colonial doh eahe dressed IN pink
froating trimm1 In white ana pinh
roses and eneirclrd with rose
candles, witch was the center ~
Ihttuction
Among those present were
ICialro Walter and Albert Coins
Mi,helle ard Larfy STOKES, fiuda
Jean and atepbnnle Hoad MARY
Jane ana Johnnie spflRRa Novel
Do ciafk fsra DENISE johnson
aaHflfa Lynn Gibbs Pamela John.
son Joseph pnd Kurt gizsr etey
an Whitsids. Ihpel Hughes Diane
| Gilehrist and alec having tots -
fun was Leighton Treeze, brother
- the benmee
/ Deborah received beeuiiful
/ array ~ uasfsu gifts
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

Mrs A, Ross Brent o. plainfloid.
N. J and real family reunion
WAS enjoyed REV Rrent attend
ed the National Baptist Conven-
ton
Rack lIumei Mrs, Robert NAL
tory sr. 4ooa Clinton Az, returned
home Friday from Chicago where
she spent a few days Visiting her
sister and brothcr-in.law Mr. and
Mrp A. n Baker
House 0ucsts, Mrs sue Martin
~ chicago arrived Friday FOR
visit with friends and IL dividing
her time aa houac grest az Mrs.
Aiiee Young % aaid Third Av =
and Mr. and Mira lionel Allen
Of COS w Central Az 81 Paul
Mrs Roy FNori 81 Milwaukee, who
was the houseeueat of Mira Young
FOR enc wreck, left for her home
on Saturday
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

grandparents Alao sharing The
ioy of their first granddaughter
are Mr., and Mrs Albert Alien
Ir, seel Firth Az s., patoyrel
grandparents
Wedding Guests Arriving IN
tho city Monday september ~.
were MIR and Mrs Auguster Jack
and aon Eddy RAY and Mre Wade
Alvin lack ana infant son, Alvin
DARRELL who are the guoats Of
Rev and Mrs. u, Henderson OF
ilap bryant Av " 1'he occasion
for their visit IN 10 attend the
wedding az the AnKuuier Jacks
daughter, Miss Dorothy Jean 20
MI. Robert l.. Saloo which win
be aoleunived az pm Friday
september "a, at Zion Baptist
church Mrs Aueuster h sister
OF Mrs Henderson
IIospltalszcdl MrB. Gloria Cham.
bcrs, gt3h Fourth Az s. Is pa.
tent in Fairviow hospital where
she underwent minor surgery She
u ~ excellent condition and her
stay IN tho hospital win be Of
short duration
Returns Ilopei Mrs Enfl Brent
it2a Fourth Az y returned home
sunday evening from ChicnRt
where she visited relatives an,
friends she was the house guest
iof Mr. ANA Mrs Iohn Jordan
/ Mrs Jordan il aiater 90 Mr.
Brent while iu Chicago, sho wa
Joined BY Mr Brent and his broth
81 ana sister IN law, the Rev an,
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gerry Friday morning.
Matinee Bridge Club: Mrs Earl
Brent, 4429 Fourth Av s. Min
neapoiis, win be -. ess 10 the
Matinee Bridge club on Tuesday
September 80.
IndispoSed: Mrs. Clarence Ro-
per, ss2 Fuller Az has been con
fined to her home due to illness
Hospltalized: Mrs. Marian Wal
lace, AGO Rondo Az. Is a patient
In Aucker hospital where her con
dition is reported serious.
out of Hospital; Mrs. Cecilia
Williams who has been patient
for the past week in Bethesda hos
pital Is now eonvelescing at her
home e3i Marshall Av
Chosen Mason OF Year, During
the Grand Lodge Sessions Of the
Masonic Lodge, P.HA., competi-
ton was so close that instead OF
naming one Mason Of the Year =
the commission OF Grand Masters
selected three "Masons OF the
Year" who win share the low
ing cup jointly, each retaining IL
four months Of the year The three
men chosen are Edward l. Boyd
Of Palestine Lodge No 9, Eugene
II Lewis OF Pioneer Lodge No
/ and James Watson Of Per-
feet Ashlar No 4, f. q AN
ConValesoing At Homes Mrs Blu
ford Hayes, $50 Carroll Az, is
now convaiescing az her home, Al.
ter undergoing surgery in Miller
hospital where she was a patient
for two weeks
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

winning scores were the Mines.
Gerone Reed, first: Frank Terry.
second and o. 3 Williams third
Mrs. Cecil Mccoy and Mrs. Re-
becca Toussaini were guests OF
the hostess and were given gifts.
Mrs Carrie Neal. 39is Fifth Av,
s., Minneapolis. win be hostess at
the next meeting
T.S.T.C. Host: Mr.. Henry Thorn
as was host to the T.S.T,C. Club
on Saturday evening September
20. at his home 1913 Clinton Az.
Minneapolis
Former Residents Return Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence wigginton, for
mer residents OF st. Paul, who
have been residing in Los Angeles.
returned to the Twin Cities ON
Wednesday September IT, and
plan TO reside permanently in ST,
Paul They were the house guests
for week Of MIR and Mrs. o.
b. Williams, 4445 First Az. S.
Minneapolis, and are at present
residing at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Godette Of e66 Day.
ton Av., st. Paul Mr., wigginton,
well known architect, and Mrs.
Wigginton were active in social
and civic activities of the Twin
Cities and win be welcomed back
home by their many friends,
HospitaIized: Mr. NJ. X, Nc
knight, $50 Fuller Av. is a pa
tient in University hospital, where
he is scheduled to undergo sur
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
Social and Personal
* MINNEAPOLIS J

It's Girl: Mr. and Mrs Robert T. Allen 1904 Fifth Az y
are receiving congratulations the birth Of their sthorn,
baby daughter Roxauuc Shau Allen who arrived ia Fairyew
hospital Monday September Is and tipped the scales At seven
sharing the pride ana OF their first grandehd are
Ar and Mrs solomon Hughes 3l6 Fourth Az, 81 maternal