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sisnAled the start Of the pres
entation ceremony.
A program arranged by the
Friday Morning Music Club
featured Karen Keyes. pian-
isl1 Marguerite Egeler. so
prano. and Dorothy Gull.
accompanist.
Mrs. Llppitt was reelected
president Of the committee
during q brief business ses-
sion.
Other ofncers named for
the coming year include Miss
Cecilia Dulin, honorary vice
president: Mrs. willard Cid
con. first vice president: Mrs.
Chauncey Blair. ir., second
vice president; Mrs. John +.
Lillard. jr.. third vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Robert Sher.
treasurer: Mrs. George Baker.
recording secretary, and Miss
Helen X. Newton. corresponds
ing secretary.
Evening star., 1958-05-14
BY FRANCES LDE
Star stan Writer

Howard Mitchell was hailed
as a superb artist" and a
"very good fellow" at q
friendly luncheon yesterday
celebrating his 25th year
with the National Symphony
Orchestra.
Carson G. Frailey, presi-
dent Of the Orchestra Asso-
citation. joined members Of
the Women's Committee for
the orchestra in paying trib-
ute to the conductor at the
committees annual meeting
at the Shoreham Hotel.
Noting that the Mitchclls
and their five children are a
family we are proud Of"
Mr.. Frailey added: I'VE are
apt TO think of Howard as a
friend-one it's very pleasant
to be with-and to forget
that he's a superb artist"
A Tribute
He pointed out, however,
that the work that volunteers
annually put forth to raise
enough money to rum the
orchestra" is, in itself, a trib-
ute to the conductor. Cd.
Mrs. T. Perry Lippitt, presi-
dent Of the Women's Com
mittee, presented Mr.. Mitch
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Conductor Honored
For Is Years Service

ell with a silver cigarette
box in behalf Of the group.
1t was engraved, in part.
ITO Howard Mitchell with
the affection and esteem OF
the Women's Committee ;"
Obviously moved at the
tribute, Mr.. Mitchell recalled
that lever since ! left home
when I was l6 to study music.
people have been giving me
things.
I'm always on the receiv-
ing end" he continued. But
in exchange. I hope that each
of you will accept a lions
share of the deep gratitude
that is in my heart"
Now in his ninth year as
conductor of the orchestra,
Mr.. Mitchell was first cellist
and assistant conductor be-
fore elevation to his present
post.
Mrs. Mitchell shared hon.
ors with her husband and
others at the head table.
These included Mary Howe,
COM Nser-pianist and found
er of the Women's Commit
tee; Mrs. Robert H. Dunlap.
the committees first secre-
tary; Ralph Black, manager
of the orchestra. and Lloyd
Geisler, assistant conductor.
Music Program
Mr.. Geisler also played a
fanfare on the trumpet which
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leaving every 10 minutes.
until 2 pm. Noon-hour shop
ping will further be faeili-
tated by a lunch bar. which
viii be In operation at Friend
Evening star., 1958-07-09
THE EVENING STARA-sI
washington, d. c.
WEDNESDAY, july Q, 1883

necessary TO enact legislation;
tb) onetime; tc) tricky ques-
ton.
TO- Prolix: (a) wordy: (b)
speedy; tc) patented worm
gear.
1-B TEE-dee-um): &c
(TESS-tay-ter); 3-B (REJ-ih-
men); 4-A SER-vih-tor); sc
(sim-PO POH-zee-um); 6-B (sat-
er-lAYL-yuh): 7-A (trans-
GRESS-er: &C WISER
uh): 9-B CKwoN-d'm); lo-A
(proh-LIKS).
Evening star., 1958-07-09
WORDS, WIT AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Today's vocabulary test is
based upon ten wOrds-all from
Latin roOts-which win prove
useful in your vocabulary. After
each numbered word you will
find a word Of almost the same
meaning among the three words
and phrases following It. Check
against the correct pairings at
the bottom. Here is how we
score the quiz: ten correct. ex-
cellent; eight or nine, good; six
or seven, fair.
l. Tedium: (a) sacred hymn:
(b) monotony; (c) mournful
soliloquy.
2. Testator: ta) administra-
tor Of tests; Cb) hard-shelled
animal; (c) one who leaves a
will.
3. Regimen: ta) troop Of
soldiers; (b) systematic guide;
(cl kingly dictation.
4. Servitor: ta) attendant:
I'D kind of refrigerator; (c).
napkin.
5. Symposium: (a) compost
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ton for large orchestra: Cb)
symphony hall; (e) discussion
conference.
8. Saturnalia: (a) constella-
tion Of Saturn: Cb) orgy; (c)
Saturday night in Rome.
z. Transgressor: ta) law
breaker: (b) device for chang
ing electric current; Cc) record
ing machine.
8. Viscera: (a) intense anger:
(b) wild beasts Of Australia; !;
Cc) internal organs.
Q. Quondam: (a) number
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'iS, az ST. Peter Claycr Catholic
church. MT and Mrs Jones' were
house guesta 90 Mr. and Mrs T
A, Ruffpcr 81 TS9 w Central Az
Mrs Jones' is former resident Of
Sc Paul and a sister Of Mya Ruff
ner
Club Hostess A tasty lunch
followed by several rounds Of
bridge was cnioyed Saturday az.
ternoon September ~. when Mira
ischprt L. Stokes sr. was hostess
20 tho Laiascs nous. fairr Bridge
club aud guests at her home fb7
~ Anthony Az tiuh members re
ceivins prisos FOR high scores were
the Mines Ollyo Gum. Clarence
Roper and Charles Noble. riral
second and third respectively Mrs
N q evans received the consol-
alton prize Guest prices were
awarded 20 Mines Alfonso Cotton.
first, Tcmmie ufaddoch second
and James Taylor third
iaca,ioning In Chicago Leaving
the city Monday morning FOR chi
cage. were M and Mrs bradford
O Renner 81 s7p N Grotto, where
they win spend a five day vacation
seeing tho sights ~ The Windy
Ictty White there, they win alao
visit cousin, Mf Nelson Harris
in East Chicago. Ind This h a
momontous occasion for Mrs lion
ner az Il marks her first trip out
side The Twin Cities
Io Visit hollywood aecing the
sights IN Hollywood, cam, "a Mrs
IElia Hickman or 200 n at Al
bans. who icn the city Monday.
september ~. fot points in Cali
furnia She viii visit In Los An
geles aud from THERE viii 90 "a
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Notice To All
Business Men In
The Twin Cities

NOTICE Al Business Men and
Women IN che Twin Ciiicsi We In.
giie YOU and every Negro IN ths
Twin Cities 20 come ont and b,lr
80 at Primes Hall Masonic Tsspie
1852 Fourth AZ Minneapolis.
Sunday sspismber n ! 20 o.
20 PIN
Hear sons u tbs real sahltlons
- BE- given On me Negro problem
IN Ameuea az presented By local
speakers a. well a. from Miivan.
zee Chicago and other points n
ne country Speakers from Mn
neapoHs viii BE- nr Waiter scott
outstanding and well knonRn man
and Mrs Hstiys Philips q a,s
rrmmaiFss who sdn proceed ths
main speakers Frsasis x. a min.
letter D7u intro1Dcs xgrprsse
gles; speaker
Home c1.ob.d meals viii b.
served ~ 1850 pr pi2is for your
souvsnisbos - that you may en-.
I9y ths entire afternoon program
Ths plbfic l. invited come one
-aus a. We uhahk y,a
Fre1Ais ard Eafis Ant
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seeing tours around the lNgln
cities.
New PhyInatei Pamale Marie
Donaldson Of 1912 Clinton Az. has
welcomed a new sister 10 the
family circle al 1912 Clinton Az
The new playmate, Debra Lynn
arrived Friday, September 5, al
University hospital and tipped the
scales at six pounds, i5ts ounces
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Donald Jr
are parents OF the family. Mr. and
Mrs Donald sehofieid OF Mime
apolis are the maternal grand
parents paternal grandparents
are Mrs Eariine Eason Of Mime
apolis and Mr.. Thomas Donaldson
Sr Of New York City.
Leave For Home: Mr., and Mrs
Bennie Dunlap OF Chicago spent
a week in the city visiting rela-
tives and friends They We're the
house guest OF their son-in-law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs Ken
meth Jones and family Of 4515
Fourth Az. s A family reunion
was held on Sunday at the home
OF the Jones highlighted with a
barbecue in their back yard After
dinner, the group was entertained
with movies showing beautiful
scenery and happenings taken by
various members OF the family
during their travels 20 different
points in the country, which proved
10 be both entertaining and in
formative The visitors left for
their home on Tuesday
Nacatiouing In Chicago: Mrs
Gus Gmchard, 1925 Portland Av
left the city Monday for Chicago.
for months visit with her fam
lily
New Address; Mrs De Velma
Newman Is now residing at ape
Second Az. S.
Attended Wedding: Mrs Robert
w. Alexander, 4700 Fourth Az. s.,
returned home Friday. Septcm-
Der u, from Newark. N j., where
she attended the wedding Of Miss
Eunamae Pullie and Mr. John
GlAnton on September 9th. Mrs
Alexander was accorded many soc.
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Out or Town BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

Sep, 20 Mrs Carlton simpson
Baltimore. Md. Mrs Wanda How
ard paola. ksns
sept p Vivian Gilstary. Wash
ingtou y G.. Herman simmons.
New Orleans. La
Sep, 20 Mrs Ida Jackson.
jackson. Tenn Roosevelt Brown
Ia Iuanita, Calf
Sept ~ Violet Hin whytc
Baltimore Md purprellc V. Crias
Kansas city, Kans
Sept - Charles Ballard
Springfield, Ohio; Mrs l.. " Fouse
Lexington, Ky
Sept 25 Pascal Todd, Duluth,
MINI.
Sept 20 Jacqueline Ann Brown
Kansas City. Mo
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ny BETTY COOK

teaapoonN " instant decaffeinated
oeftee have been added Go the but
terscotch 20 give it a new and
truly elegant flavor ON chocolate
cupcaiSes OF ice cream this sauce
makes super" dessert for your
next company meal
Coffee Scotch Sauce
package butterseotch instant
pudding mix
? teaspoons instant decaffoinat-
% coffee
as cup dark corn syrup
4 cup oyapotated milk
METHOD Combine pudding. IN,
slant deeaffoinated coffee and
corn syrup; mix until smooth
add the milk stirring to
blend Allow 20 stand about 10
minutes 10 thlciScn sauce, Serve on
See cream, cake or other desserts.
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ial courtesies, She also visited in
Montelair East Orange. n J and
New York city She was the house
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. John Puilie.
Back Home; Mr. and Mrs r. r..
Carr, sa42 Fifth Av s, returned
home Saturday by motor from a
vacation trip spent In points In
Iowa They first visited IN pes
Moines and while there attended
the Buxton, la, picnic From Dcs
MONIES they motored TO Cedar
Rapids and were guests Of Mrs.
Lille Cortez. mother Of Mr. Carr
In Clinton they were guests Of
Mrs Bertha Perkins. sister in-law.
OF Mrs, Carr They report a won
derfCl vacation including numerous
social courtesics, was enjoyed.
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AROUND CLOCK CLUB
HOLDS ELECTION SEpT. 81

The Around me Clock club met
sunday September ~ with Miss
Elaine Sutton $3.50 Fourth Az
8 az hostess
Topping The sgrnda was eloc
lion of officers with Tie following
elected for the ensuing year Mr.
Clyde scroggins president, Mrs
Jean Neabitt vice president M
Melvin stono secretary. Miss
Elaine sutton assistant and cor.
responding secretary and Mr
George Nesbiti treasurer
IN addition 70 this business the
club began work on tho fau and
winter program
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Chicago have announced the mar
riase % her daughter Carolyn
Combs 60 Mr. Edward Johnson
Miss Combs and Mir johnson were
married Monday August ~, IN
Minneapolis she IS the grand
daughter ~ Mrs r u. johnson of
6aS 81 Anthony Az and Is the
daughter ~ the late James Combs
The couple Is at homo In Chicago
az Ts7 y G0th 81
Oak leaf Art Club The oak
Leaf Art Club win hold It's first
fall meeting september ~, at the
home OF the president, Mrs Ada
Jones, pit Fuller Az she IL urg
ing all members 60 be present 20
map plans Tor the clubs winter
activities
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MISS IONA TODD WEps
WARREN JONES JR,

St Peter Clayer Catholic
Church was the scene OF the mar.
riage Of Miss Iona Maxine Todd
and Mr. Warren Blaine Jones Jr.,
on Saturday afternoon, septem-
Der Is The Rev FIR. John wirth
ofnciatod az the one o'clock cerc-
mony In the presence Of the i'm
mediate families and few int,
mate friends
The bride Is the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs James l.. Todd Of
$50 Rondo Ay ST. Paul The
groom il the son 81 Mr. and Mrs
Warren Blaine Jones Sr 81 Texas
city Texas.
Given IA marriage by her father
the bride was lovely In powder blue
brocaded gown fashioned on tho
princess line, featuring three.
quarter length sleeves and cir.
cuiar skirt, waltz length she wore
"a feather and matching velvet
headdress with veil, short white
gloves, delft blue suede pumps and
rhinestone and blue jewelry. She
carried q Colonial bouquet OF white
roses and white pomporns.
Miss Martina Anderson. maid OF
honor and only attendant. wore
a white street dress accesorized
with gold jewelry and carried
Colonial bouquet Of red and white
roses
Mr. Richard Jones attended his
brother as best man
AZ eight o'clock In the evening
a reception was held az the home
Of the brides parents The house
was decorated with reasonable
garden flowers which formed the
background where the bridal party
received the ~ guests The brides
table was conferred with three
TERED wdding cak, enoirclcd with q
miniature bride in white and
bridesmaids in pastel shadss Of net
which added charm 10 the setting
Silver and white candles IN crystal
candlestichs were placed on either
side o. the cake
Mr. and Mrs Jones are "at
home" 10 their friends at afs Aur.
om Av
Dut-of-tgwn guests were Mr. and
Mrs Jones' parents o. the groom
The happy couple received many
useful gifts
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Ont or Town BIRTHDAYS
IT. PAUL
WEDDING ANNtyEHsARiys
MINNIAroIIS

Sept 70 Mr. and Mrs Lutbsr
Dennis 1850 P1nh Az q, ~
years
Sept n Mr. and Mrs a 3
Clark sr s0i5 Clinton Az -
years
Sept a Nr and Mrs Maxwell
Johnson 1852 Ftfth Az q two
years
Sept ~ NJ AMI Mrs Joseph
r Aaasriy eli y ~ 81 foJr
years
Eepi - Nr and Mrs Hone
Vaughn. 1915 Portland Az, three
years
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Fresno 90 visit an aunt, Mrs Fer
r,lla Taylor
Underwent Eye surgcryi Mr.
James Ciariy OF TiG Aurora Av
Is ia 81 Joseph hospital where he
underwent eve surgery ON Friday
September - Mr. clardy is in ex.
ceient condition end IL expected
homo the middle Of the week
sad Mlssioui Mr., and Mrs WI
liam Rad,utt, 1924 W Central
Az lcft tho city Friday night
September ~ for Meridian, Misa,.
60 attend funeral services FOR Mr.
Radeufrs father which were held
sunday
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wEDDING ASSIyEHsARITs
ST PAUL

sept ~ nr. and nrs Charlss
c;ozins sfs Carroll Az. II years
Mr. ard Mrs Isaac Eiakey ga
Carroll Az. 80 years
SEPT q Rr ana Mrs David
Payne 1915 Western. Al year.
Sept ~ w and Mrs JuniBs
Powell 90 rgishsrt ~ nine
years Mr. AMI Mrs John pst,ar
1909 " Central u years
Hspt ~ Rr and Mrs Roger
Esal sz2s nonio Az. ~ years
Mr End Mrs Ernest Greene 70z
Carroll ~ IS years NJ anf Mr.
Edwn HcCarty s2z Carroll ~
four years W and HFs Iamss
Don wABer go Carroll Az hrss
Ysars
SEPT - Hr and Mrs Dzs3s
WIlsun 90 E9nao A. - years
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CHICAGO SINGER TO
BE PRESENTED SUNDAY
AT MASONIC TEMPLE

Miss Rose Marshall ~ chicago
lyrt soprano, win be presented lr
q Joint gospel program with the
Primaries Sunday September n
" 4 pm at the Masonic Temple
1882 Fourth Az $ Minneapolis
The public Is invited 70 come ont
and enjoy a real Musical Festival
Ralph G Primm IA director 81
Primaries Advt.
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Additional Social
& Personals
ST. PouI

Neither Was Guest Mrs John
Page Of Manly, Ia spent the week
end with her daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs James Clardy Of 7i6
Aurora Az She left FOR her home
on Saturday and was accompanied
on the return trip by her two year
old grandson, Jimmy Clariy, who
win spend some time with his
grandmother
Cluh Hostess Mrs Anna Cook
s76 shcrburno Az. viii be hostess
10 tho Adclphia club at its first
meeting for the fall on Tuesday
September %.
Wedding Announced Mr. and
Mrs BENJAMIN Muhaon rounro OF
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New Jersey Girl
Weds John Glonton;
Mpls City Employee

shiloh Baptist Church Newark,
y. WAS the beautiful setting for
the early fall nup,ial rites uniting
Miss Eunamae Pullie OF Bolicville
~ J.. and Mr.. John Glanton a.
Minneapolis MINI. The ceremony
was performed BY Rev Il. d
Spain, pastor. against back.
ground of white glsdioh ana grcen
terms
As the bride marched in escorted
by her father. she was a picture Of
loveliness gowned in creation Of
white chiffon fashioned with fitted
bodice featuring short sleeves ana
rounded neckline outlined with
pearls and sequins, and fun bouf
FAINT skirt, floor length
Her shoulder length Illusion veil
was held in place by a crown o.
pearls She wore a single pearl
necklace and matching earrings
gift Of the groom, and carried
bridal bouquet OF white roses and
lilies .the-vailey centered with
detachable white orchid.
In delightful contrast. her bridal
attendants complimented the SGT
ting as they proceeded her down
the aisle attired in identical fash
toned sheath dresses OF silk faillc
enhanced with balloon ovcral,irts
Maid 81 honor was Miss Alvcrado
Puilie, sister OF the bride, In
orange color Bridesmaids were
Mrs Alvin Little Of Newark, Mrs
Lloyd Caldwell Of Montclair. n J
and Miss Genevicye Gregory OF
EAST Orange. ~ J who wore
green Each wore flower head
bands with matching wells and car
ned cascade bouquets Of white
roses. Their iewolry was a single
pearl necklace, gift Of the bride
and matching earrings
John Edward Puluc, Dr., brother
Of the bride. WAS best man ushers
were Alvin Little. Newark. Lounie
Bunch Beneville and Ernest Hunt
or of Newark The men wore sum
mer formal attire
A reception followed immsdi-
ately az Grimm Auditorium witch
was decorated with floral arrange
ments Of gladioh The brides table
uyeriayed with a white linen cloth.
was ccntercd with five TERED
wedding cake topped with the trad
itional bride and groom ornament
between silver candleaticks holding
burning white tapers
Mrs Pulle. mother OF the bride.
was charming as she received the
many guests who gathered TO fel-
icitato the popular newlyweds. and
showcred them with large array
Of useful and beautiful gifta
The new Mrs Glanton Is a grad.
ustc Of state Teachers College and
Jersey city Hospital ia nursing
She also took a course IN physical
merapy az MAYO Cuulc in Rochcs
ter MINI. and the Sister Konney
Institute IN Minneapolis Tho bride
groom Is a graduate 81 Central
High School tn Minneapolis and h
q craftsman Tor the city Of Min
noapolis
Mrs Robert w Alexander of
Minneapolis was among the many
out-of-town guests attending the
wedding.
Mr. and Mrs Glanton spent
brief honeymoon in Rev Jersey
and New York city They arrived
IN Minneapolis Monday September
s and are at home 10 their friends
at 3tB5 Fourth Az s.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS.
MINNEAPOLIS RRrnpAYs

4NtAsNHNs-ANs NFs@t~f $3.50 -
Sept 20 O. l.. Alexander. $3.50
Huh Av s.: Mrs Mary Watson,
STs5 Fifth Az $
Sept II Mrs. Charlotte Parks.
inns Fremont Az N Daryl Ruric
Carmichael. ia2S Thlrd Av s.
Sept. - Henry Macarthur. s06
Irving Av n; Rev Henry Bolts
Jr. 1856 Fourth Av. s. Mrs Mary
10 Howell. tsl6 Lakeviow Ay. N;
Mrs. jean Jackson. s00t Fifth Az.
$ Mrs, Margare, stephens, $685.
Second Av s
Sept % Grace Johnson. 56i
Eighth Av N, Mrs. Rosetta Thorn
as. 600 18th Av s. Rertfam
Slaughter 1878 Alabama Av.; A.
l. Commodore, 1904 Bryant Av,
N. lie vira Batseu, 10 n. Gimrd
Az. Ronald Fraction. ssti Gin.
ton Av.; Blaine J Frazier Jr.,
2isT Fifth Az, s.: Dewey Lee Jr,.
22lS FIFTH Az. s.
Sept "A Charles Mccoy, sac
lih Az. NJ Mrs Leila Bannarn.
9502 Sixth Az N. Mrs. Hazel
Clark. ao45 CLINTON Av. Rodney
Vincent Caatleman ais l7m Av.
S.
Sept rs James Hinkle. 24d Y
Fourth Az s., Aleyne,ta Ballard,
si2 Bryant Az n Martin Sim.
mons Jr.. s7s6 Fifth Az. 8 Mrs.
Shirley Underwood. SaiS Fourth
Az s.
Sept 20 Rosetta Patterson,
7oi Fremont Az N Mrs Richard
Han, 402i Firth Az s., Barbara
Allen, 35i7 Firm Az S
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rite Ne sNana
oUntn ruu NEARING on
rINAi NtaOtNT AM VIII
tIuN ron lbIsguIulFTIuN

STATE OP MlNNRHDTA,
COUNTY Dr iltshAEfiN
pHOHATE CpUnT
re Estate % Emil ThoFarh al
"a knuwp 90 DR. Emit Fbutueh
end Emll leopold rharsgh. 10
" ls oBprRup thp, the flnai
account and petition Tar ekamla.
siipn thufFnf and iof diHtTihntiun
ton, ftlot hpreiH. be heard Hn
4 o.,t6uh u 81 10 this court in
the Court napaa 10 Minneapolis
Minnesota and that all psrnonp
Interested yea this estate pfeHeut Oh
tHuttunH, N any why shia pntittnn
ahpuid not he granted
This urtet bheti DO published IA
the Minneapolis Hpakeamap and
rupiea thereof mailed according Go
wtTEras tho uoN JAMES a
klgiipE, lHdne ~ Probate court
this ehfh Day ~ August. 1868
RpAB tuAsEtN, cisrk ~ rrabats
court
taEAfl
Larson, i,arrtnHef, Lludauiat. Free
man A lrHspf.
tUfo Midland tiHok nida
Attorney
tapohesmau SEPT D. a. ig
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DIyoRcr GRANTrn

Ars PefNa Booghery 1877 nv
ing Az n was granted a divorce
m Hennspin County District Court
from James Boopbery Jr ~ zIg
8 Washington Az
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Attended Sons Wedding Mr. and Airs Warren Il Jones
Sr OF Texas City Fcx left FOR their homo Thursday after
spending several DAYS visiting in the city The occasion for their
visit 70 attend the wedding Of their Warren Jr Miss
Iona Maxine Todd daughter OF Mr. and Mrs James L. Todd
$50 Rondo Ay which place at pm Saturday September
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Twenty-four years % eom munity
seryice--the record Of thi, news
papcr--kecps ~ In the forefront Of
community progress
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sr. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Sept 20 W D. Smith. 1920
Rondo Az. Mrs, Dolly Milligan
565 81 Anthony Az Mfr Char
enee Wright. 43a Rnndo Az. Mrs
Ray whitmorc. 500 Ilondo Az.
sept n Mrs Floyd Massey
Jr, 1886 w Central Az Dclvin
Rivers us Iglchart Az. Mrs
Tessie sonion. o1J Rondo Az.
Sept ~ Herbert u Russell
7a5 S. Anthony Az Mrrion Wal
lace $50 81 Anthony Az Mrs
Iris Cambol e3s Carroll Az. Me
Dave Flippiu. Tes Carroll. Joyce
Neal. 055 Rondo Az. G q Ola
coube SIS Rondo Az MI Joseph
Waters. 7s0 Tglchart Az Miss
Estella Gray d71 Aurora Az, Mrs
Fife ssay 2s5 " Grotto. James
Dewey CIardy iTo Aurora Az.
Cecil W Carter. 3G7 n nackubin
Sept ~ Mr. !. O stubbu oas
Carroll Az
Sept - Ismes Lee. 900 IFle.
hart Az Mrs Cecilia Martin ssg
Roudo Az Coicstine Price. So
Ron8o Az Mrs James CJfford
Martin $50 Carroll. Wayne J.
Wilson 78s 81 Anthony Az
Sept q Chester Odrn 81 500
Dayton Az Gertrude Scott s75
Carroll Avs G Elas Johnson, 7s7
.gt Anthony Az Terry Tarysr.
eO3 SO Anthony Az Mira Dorothy
Brooks aO1 CARROT Az. Dennis
Thomas Jr, 49, Rondo A.
Ont -OfTowp BIRTHDAYS
ut PAUL
Sept n James y Con. Duluth
MINI
Sept "a Mrs Joan Asrodity
B0wd9ln ms Angeles Rev. ~
Llereilyu y williams Loz An.
Reles CaHf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-19
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Father Was Guest Dir Virgil Hadey Sr Of Tallahassee,
Fla left Friday after spending weeks in the city visiting
has and family, Mr. and Mrs Virgil Hadley Jr OF $500
Fourth Az The elder Mr. Hadey favoraby impressed
with the city its beautiful lakes and parks his first
He highly entertained with breakfasts dinners sight
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-19

Somotines they're hard 10 un
doratand those teen ayers
with their bulky sweaters,
watkins shorts and long knit.
ted anCLh, hat thoy 70 thinking
about other things heaides
dates. school work. teachers,
the newest movies. clothes and
the opposite sos What are
their goals ~ lifo7 Are they
worried abnut the hdtufof
Read thn thought provoking.
picture feature. How borious
Aro Our 'ioen Agorsf" ~ the
October issue ~ EHuF v
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-19

Why W Il that pa many Negroes
want Co ha put AWAY inRiylo1'
Why Ia it that Negroes nren't
particularly interested ia hsy
log the truth told az funcralA7
Why ,s it that nt n Negro
funeral the idna " that the
docoAssd 10 not dead bat thst
hes only gone 10 hiovp2"
Read the wonderful, wonder
f1i. picture feature. "Speal
Well ~ The Deajl" in October
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