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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
/. COOPER
NEW TEACHER AT
SINGLE CREEK SCHOOL

Miss violeen L. Cooper has ace
cepted teaching position in the
Minneapolis public school system
and has been assigned TO Shineic
Greek elementary school. aS ST
and Oliver Az ~, where she win
be a second grade instructor
Miss Cooper ls a graduate 81 Phil
ander Smith College In Little Rock,
Ark. where she msicrcd in elo-
mentary education she IL also
graduate Of the Minneapolis
Business College
She is tho daughter OF MIR and
Mrs Annie Cooper of Emerson,
Ark and a sister Of Cartren Coop.
or Of s54s Fifth Av S. with whom
she makes her home
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
Business Career
Doy Scheduled
For October q

II was announced this week
that a Business Career Day viii
be held on Saturday October
AZ Halle q Brown Neighborhood
House. S5S Aurora Avenue II will
be eo-sponSored by the Saint Paul
Urban League and the pragmateia
Sorority The purpose OF the all
day affair is TO learn whats new
in business machines. 10 give bus
mess girls an opportunity 10 i'm.
prove ON their business practice,
and 10 stimulate young People 60
consider whether they would Hike
la business career
Arranging for the event are
committee OF the sorority headed
by Mesdamcs Tommie Braddock
and Jerry Robins. Mrs. Robins II
president Of the civic minded club
OF business girls
During the summer recess Of
the Urban League Vocational
Guidance Committee staff work
ers have aided IN the planning
Richard X Fox, DR., is chairman
of that committee which consists
OF lay citizens and public school
student counseiors Mr. Fox said
that the Urban League considers
this program is in keeping with
its stepped up emphasis ON train
ing for industrial sldlla
The local affiliate ~ the Nation.
al Urban League will undertake.
new mass motivational program
urging non-white youth 20 eousid
CT careers as Tomorrows scient
ists and Tochuicians
Lasting from am 70 $50
I'm. the program wiil feature
variety Of exciting glimpscs 90
the business office There VIII be
demonstrations OF new equipment
such as the fBM Reypunch, the
electric typewriter. extra duty cal
cuiatora. thermofaN, muitigraph.
sound scriber and other machines
Workshops on How To Land A
job In Business, New skills and
Teehniques" and General office
Practice win be given Following
the Luncheon a fashion show pro-
duced by Mrs Virginia Brown OF
the Sorority, called Fashions For
The Business Girl" win be present
led A panel quiz Whats My Line"
illustrating various types of Jobs
In the business office win open the
day
An interesting day Ii predicted
with Miss Bea Baxter serving as
mistress Of ceremonies Also, CON
Itylbutlng their services are Perry
Boliou. Personnel Manager. First
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

The rliys Negroes INSET IN.
diars Mezioms. etc have - live
Somewhere shenehon pointed got
tpsvitAbly, " they IRE not permit.
ted r. 1--we freely ia al parts n
ne city and suburbs. their con
eeH'ruit0u ia going % grow and
gradually spread lhlas injecting
Wldcr and wider afsaa
Those vito really are concerned
aBoa, maintaining their property
values ne concluded, should b. the
first 10 favor letting minority
members hys anywhere
oRdahl. whose firm has handled
deals involving some slS Nisel ard
n Negro families ia the last ~
months said n nost cases value
81 the real estate WAS not bfs
feetsd
IN areas ~ higher fasi homes.
hs said the whi,s residents who
object are apt 70 cay iess ard act
either raoge Sgt ~ choose no.
20 bay IN usRhboghgod n
sFspRh u That happens Og9abi
saia real estate values may drop
somewhat
Any situation Ike that" hs
warned (which really has nsthinF
n a. with rsss Or sooisi questions
may lad 70 troubls Especially
when there seyelops what We ra1
pane ss5bnK
"A NsRna family may come into
block and fire ~ slE people wifi
.pst ~ fhels homes fsr sale 7.
il hksly M first Will ret what he
asked me aeeena w4u get Lees
the third ever iesa TIE iart o8s
y ~ waite koaK enough. rsy get
ire ran ssk1Hg price sgsfr
Pot th3s hs pointed rs, would
hasp~s equally i NJ Negro movsd
into block ana nvs ~ nlr bogDsa
wsrs p,r, ~ tsr sals ~ gncs
IN eons haslon Cgdshl fnadr the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

that bese, Negro families IL that
men can't get the iohn they want
THIS loada 10 Illustration and tends
20 drive them into milieuneps, vice
and family deaertion Adequate
Incomes cited Mica Davis. ''will
reduce some u the truasrationa,
tensions and qiarrels az home and
thus eliminate the evcrIn .croaainE
dominated households from
which develops haojlumiam, mug
gings, stealing and sexual expert
mentation
Twin Cite. Wen Represented
Those attending from the Twin
Cities include Douglas Dayton,
president OF the Minneapolis Ur-
ban League Robert Williams, Min
neapoiis icaRuaa executive secfe.
tary. Aahby uaHIsins, field score
tary Minneapolis league. Mrs. Eu-
gene Gould. chairman ~ the Min.
ueapolia Mayors Human Relations
Committee and league board mem
her. Fay flarfiaan, Minneapolis
league office secretary and Cecil
Newman. member N both tBe Mins
neapoiis board and the natlanai
trustee board
Attending from 81 Paul were
Walter Rock. So Paul Urban
League president Ernest Cooper
sKeeuiive SECRETARY SANDY Perry.
Industrial secretary Lillian Baieb
ger president u the National VI
ban League tlnil.ia Mnninr Hmith
administrative assistant ~ Paul
Urban League Richard Fox, aa
Hstant difestgr Minnesota state
FEr commission Frances Hum
bird president 1T paW ufboH
Tongue Guild Chsfiea r ODDS
board member. Tanr Preston and
mary Green
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

from the pulpit Of 81 Peters
AME Church last Sunday morn
ing
The conference was followed by
the traditional Bishops appoint
ments which saw most ministers
OF this conference returned 10 their
respective parishes,
Rev A. Lewis Williams Of the
pes Moines area was returned 10
st Pauls church IN Des Noines
but lis subject 10 transfer as soon
as the bishop can find a parish for
him elsewhere Carl Mccay Of the
Dies Moines district was trans
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
fourth Annual 81. Peter clayer
Colt Tournament phoIsn
Pork sunday, Sept. IA

The an Annual ~ Peter ciaver
Open GoIf tournament v,ili te held
IN Sunday stptsmber i4th This
yssfs event WI once again BE-
played NJ Che phalou Park osoir
Course IN ~ Paul Golfers vii
begin 70 tee ~ 1T ~ 30 am Tho
yearly gfdf tournament Il apoH
sored ~ TIRE 49, Peter Cqsysf
Catholic Church ana Ia open - ~
public with flights Cor toth men
ara women
Past winners ~ this tournament
ia ths Championship Night we're
Vince w1lson IL 1906. Ernie Harris
IN 1904 ana Bert Dawson In 1901
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

37th District No, Wendell An
dsfnaa and Daniel Donovan. 3Tth
District 20 Richard Richie and r
n Kadne. seth District, sth Ward.
Ernest Rsedls and Russell Gcsaeil.
10th District. am Ward. Alfred
otto and John Hoschka; 10th Dis
tnet. 7m Ward. Peter popovieh
and Mrs Mike Holm. stst District.
william Mckenzie. Wallace Carl
son. Joseph Cerlnann and Henry
Bender. 42nd District, John Con-
nelly and Clifton Parks
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

guidance u Pew Martin l. Sim
rnarn
Twin city ministers N Z. Hlra-
H,ona ~ho rss reassiRned for hls
tenth consecutive year Cleveland
smails. ard Marin ! Hsnarssh
al ~ Minneapolis an1 J +. Gigv
e. ~ 81 Paul expressed F1easure
~ fheiF return 90 ihs,f eh3rtbe
Also rctarnea for another year
70 ths usllath church was T-soras
Z Morris Tne nsxt anEual err
fsrenes w3H bs he'd AZ Nsl0ns
AME chsarh in Waterloo. IgWa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

the Nest worahipml Grand Lodge
of Free and Accepted Masous Min.
nesotR jurisdiction which oonycnea
IN sc Paul September 10 and ~
and the asri annual oommuntca
tion az the Prince Hall Grand
Chapter ~ the Order of Eastern
stars Minnesota jurisdiction which
meets september 10, 10 ~. -.
10 and go III Minneapolis ZION,
eer Lodge No | Of ST PAU
win play hosI 30 tho grand lodge
with sessions AZ Perfect Aahla,
lodge hall ga 81 Anthony Az
ST raul The 0Es sessions VIII
be held Ia Minneapolis az the Mas
ouio s nasiern Star romple. aSa2
Fourth Az e with Eletta chap
ter No 3 az h0sta
Memorial services Program
Impressive
Sunday nighta memorial sesv
icea win be impressive A special
program has been arranged hy a
Joint committee comprised 90 per
sonnet selected from the number
ship ~ both Masonic organise
tlona % augment impressive Rites
additionally observed Rev ! W
Jonuei, grand chaplain. win de-
liver The sermon, Music VIII he
furnished by the Mount ollyet
Continued on Page a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

National Rank. Miss Aiyina Room
ey. ti3M Corporation. and Mrs
Clara Oberg, Counselor at Globe
Business school Miss Mary Cur
ley, Director Of Special Events AZ
the Emporium, win narrate the
fashion show.
the public IL invited TO attend
and should register early by call
ing Capital 2-253g. since luncheon
capacity IL limited Registration
is 81 which includes lunch Coffee
and doughnuta win be served dur
ing registration
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

~ NafN Fsfaff CIV
paul ati0mey against ths norne
Mike Holm Maxwell polle1 igt
frupf votes 'has Mrs Holm
This ~ the way the voters sei
up tbe campaign IN the msior
national and state offices
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

Kofding and Russell + Kennedy,
gard District. CHARLES w Root
and G Leeds Bauman sbth Din.
tact, " = Goodiu ard James
ltiiey seth District. Ar Befgenid
and Joseph G Wesley
Iinusr seats
80tb District Sally LsIther.
Thomas Christie Fred q Goff and
James payy 3Ist District, Carl
Iiagiang James Adams, William
Iand and Arid Anderson 32nd
District. Stanley Enebo. Edward
voIstad, A. O Matthews John
Bolts 55tb District Lee hoaisr,
Robert fatz. waiter Badnarczy
and Geargr Swanson
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

tIle daily press hna listed all
~ the major results The fol
towing iiabtiaiiSn ~ for the
benefit ~ eur readers IN whose
arHas the candidates shown VIII
be running this fnli
MINNEAPuI1S AREA
state senate
8Dib District Gerald Il Dillon
and Donald o wright % District.
Ralph l. Msyhggl and John T
Davis. 82nd District Herman J
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
ReoI fsioio Men Soy;
Reoi fsioie Men Soy;
Debunk Claim Minority
Occupancy Causes Loss
In Property Values
By DANIEL .. fisTBEy
Minneapolis Tribune staff Writer

Editors Note The following abridged version ~ an s
appearing September Minneapolis TboneJ
whose business IL is 10 know agreed Saturday ha
minority member moving into Heighbprhood generally
daesu daprcAs resi- estate values
BY the important factor 10 determining real estate
value said Harmon Oqdahl aud Howard u Shepehon -
economies not social rHei8l or religious questions
Ogdahl ~ president Of Town Realty Co aud appointed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
Local Pastors
Receive Same
Posts From Bishop

Bishop Joseph Gomez Of the
Fourth Episcopal District Of the
ANE church preached the closing
sermon Of the district conference
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
Joint Memorial Services OPEN
Masonic Grand Lodge
& Chapter Meetings
In Twin Cities

The annual memorial service 70 deceased members will be
observed Jointly BY the Prince Hall Grand Lodge OF Minnesota
asnns and the Prince Hall Grand Chapter Order Of the Eastern
Star at pm sunday evening September Ii Mount Oyet
baptist Church. Central at Maeluhn street ia ST. Paul
This service will preeede the cath annual ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

paint that Wfiia u may not 30
fair 10 put such q burden "a .
minority family Nist because y
belongs 10 q minority such
families must BE- extra careful.
on their best behavior when
they move into q new bsightor
hood
Obviously sloppy alpveniy
housekeeping hnthgohzes neigh
bsra and depreases real estate val
uea he explained
~ such 4 bad nsigtbor g Write.
people viii iust say he's ~ gtssd
afd lst n "a ~ that psH u he's
Negro. they<D say he il 8 no.gpssi
Negro and whist can y0a sNpsc'
from them anyway
Roth men confessed - puzzle
rent over how 70 solve this knott y
problem
Ehsnshon thought thsi some
s9r ~ open occupancy oFdinanes
N9sld help ~ least 10 the sense
inst 1, would rtiffsn ths barstesss
~ these wiling 70 nsEl 70 a min
GRITTY member Bat who nfs paes
afrai6 ~ nsighfSsrtlos'd pFsasbres
0,gdam pAaiea out is,at The
Board n Realtors - firmly ap-
pass ~ any compulsory lsgis
Afiys approach Ana Re remind
~ the bard n0R has > r<l,cy ~
stovang any available pieee ~
pr1prrty - any interested bsyer
regardless ~ tain - ool0r
Bon ngfes4 ttat ths greatest
psniss lay In saaeatlng me isitb-
~ apay ffrsa ~ pre- JUDGES ho~-
ever a3sN a process hat might be-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

u Inc aOtif district
brpuKh, him q lead
twice that u The
combined totals ~
his lsepuhlican OPP
poueu,H Mrs Mike
Holm aud Stephen
T. MAXWELL Oh
servers were sur
pnsea however a.
ths showing made
- L. ys4,4afs a az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
National Urban League
Confab Boasts Largest
Attendance On Record
NEnR AskA

Thrtysx contributed delegates the largest
ference registration ia Urban League history the 1865 Eve
day got under way September IN omaha sheraton
Fantrnelle Hotel
The general theme the 1853 conference Expanding
Opportunity ia the Changing American Community" aud
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
To LoUneh Drive:
To Louneh Drive:
St. Paul NAACP Seeks
Funds To Help Court
Fight Against Jimcro

With energy reminiscent Of the Civil War thnderheads
the South segregaonits have gathered and continually
gathering forces in defiance of the IT, supreme Courts edc
Of May 1854 According reports from Virginia by Mime
apolis Tribune writer Carl Rowan just il the
capitol Of the Confederac Richmond today stands the cap
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

Primary Vote Presents
Some Upsets;; Campaign
Expected To Be Hot
ny ,. Pierre auilmant

The last vote he's yet 60 be counted but there fact Of
which H b. reasonably certain There's going be
heck 81 Eight between the Republicans aud tho Differs this
fall
Gov Oryilie Freeman aud George Mneknuoh left their
opponents ~ the starting gc and voters surprised 40
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

pRANKsrER "rAuRuSIrE"T pictured trash"
has the subject % Minneapolis school
According reports rcrns
Putnam, police ehoo
authorities lookout i,,oriag
susplciously ~ be vicinity . Minneapolis. schools
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
No One Anticipated

TO the misery Of human fraihty and
hrevity one must add the complexities OF a
guilty conscience No one anticipated In
the nineteenth century that the responsible.
ity OF saving oar civilization would involve
IA In the guilt of rialSinE an atomic war.
We do much evil in order 30 do good
Furthermore, there are forms ot guilt which
cannot be reduced &c the proportions OF
the uenrotic subject % rsvrhiatric mints-
trattons There are OF course forms OF
ncurotie guilt feelings which require psy.
ehiatrtc attention keinbold Nlchuhr.
8 PEN YEAR. Is I,ENTS PER COPY
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

~PuhIiaasr's Corner is f2y-
oYtte ~ many res1sFs whp VI.
c4rfousay participate In tar trials,
trsfsslatsone md trfunnphs ~ .
kuuxy n~NsSGp3vTn2n-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

- ~ ' = '-1s|FE7 1- - = ~
ferred 70 the Illinois conference.
Bishop Gomez praised the con
ference ard expressed great plea
sure at the progress being made
AZ 81 Peters church under the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
NJ PAUL AREA
state senate

5sth District Edward Novak
and Jamss weyandt. 99th District,
Kari guttnsr and Patrick poher-
~, 10th District. Harold otough-
iu and Michael Mclaughlin; list
District leslie wes,in and George
sleRei
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
Opportunity lack 1ied ~ Cause
~ Negro Family Breakdown

Taking issBo with The raCo.balt
orn who psrmK' in tying dsiinqIen
ry and crime 70 racial stocks Mrs
Dorothy ~ Davis member ~ Tho
Kansas city ~ board ami pif-
eetgr ~ the Florence Home Tor
Girls, tod the conferences that
One big reason for uls troubles
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

-
MiuueHotna Cecil n ew man,
meubof ~ the National Urban
League board ~ trustees, and e,ii
tor and puhushor ~ tho Mime
ap0iia aroKEBMhE and So Paul
EECORUER newspapers presided
over first day panel on Tho
meaning and Significance ~ school
Indignation
oibcr panels discussed paethodp
fm Developing Effective Use of
Negro Maupower Expanding
the Housing supply tm Mipon-
Hea STRENGTHENING Communities
ton and Cooperation in the N
Community. Developing A De
4uafo nealth and Social Welfare
aerylcaz and Their children"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
National Dirscior Sets Conference
Tone

AFAiVt II 1Fhtlk"it 8NAAhAlFH
director 81 tho National Urban
League, set the conferences tone
with an address 10 the conforeos
Sunday afternoon which roundiy
aprlaudcd the supreme CouFra
school indignation decision Said
Granger "'rhs Court's decision
has made this healthier nation
By getting racial issues into the
open
AS long as the American
people delayed IN facing up 10
The problem we were only sweep.
ing dirt under the rug
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

cred every phase Of Amefica'H
aaethl revolution FROM the rffec
tive use Of Negro manpVwor
through housing health ana wei
fare. and school Indignation 20
prejudice and mental health
ranellata and speakers included
The nations leaders and experts IN
the human and social relations
fields
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19
Ron Dole Boosters
To Luunch Drive
For "5q" Members

Final plans were completed az
meeting Sunday December IS.
1858 at Local SIG, 327 North Fisk
for the 1859 membership drive OF
the Ron-Dale Boosters,
Vernon Bradley of 9O5 Iglehart
was appointed chairman Of the
membership committee. He has
selected the the theme for this
campaign I'VE Need You-Be A
Member--Bring a Member"
}. c. Milsap was appointed
chairman of a coordinating COM
mittee to work with other clubs
and organizations 10 promote
community activities,
The Christmas Chorus under the
direction Of Mr.. John NJ. Whitaker
will meet December "a, 1858 at
1900 pm. at the Just-Rite Bar
BIO, S57 RondO Avenue. to go
Christmas caroling. If you are in
terested, come and join the fun.
For more information call Char
les Milsap at Capitol 7-lO49.
The next meeting will be Sun
day, December %, at 7:3O pm. at
Local 5l6, 327 North Fisk.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19
RITES HELD MERE
FOR ELLIS JACKSON
FORMER NALL cITIAN

Final rites for Ellis jackson.
81, a former resident of Mime
apolis who died in Beaver Falls,
Pa, Wednesday December 10, were
held at IL am. Tuesday Decem-
Der 1e. at the Woodland Funeral
chapel Brother Hardy White Of
ficiated with burial at Fl. Smelling
National cemetery.
Mr.. jackson was a native Of
Hartsboro, Ala, and had lived in
Minneapolis 20 years prior 10 NOV
ing TO Beaver Falls some fifteen
years ago. He was a veteran Of
World War H.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Gertrude jackson. Beaver Falls
who accompanied the remains TO
Minneapolis; one brother, Cold
stein jackson. Minneapolis; two
sisters, Miss Annabelle jackson Of
Minneapolis and Mrs. Alberta
Travenia Of Fl Bussac, France;
three nephews. one niece and other
relatives.
Woodland Funeral Home was in
charge Of the service.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19
OEs Names:
Ivy MussengiII
Named Worthy
MufFon EIecfo

Mrs. Ivy Massengin was elected
worthy matron Of Electa CAaptoE
No. 3, Order of the Eastern Star
at its annual election held Deem
Der 10.
Other officers elected were Earn.
est bearing, patron. Jennie Nc
Daniel, associate matron; A. B.
Wright, associate patron; Harriet
c. Jones, sec rotary; Cornelia
Burns, treasurer; Ida Mae Burrell
conductress; Marjorie Campbell,
associate conductress.
Also Willie Burnaugh, Ada;
Margaret Wright Ruth; Vassie
Perkins, Martha; Matte Owens,
Electa; Mamie Uptegrove Esther.
Blanche Mayes, chaplain; Irene
Braxton, warder; E. L. Boyd. SEN
tinel; Bernice Thompson, marshal
and Lucille Ray. organist.
Following election newly elected
officers were installed by James
Neal, past patron.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19

Yvonne Burgess, four year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eel
Burgess of 35O5 Portland Av was
winner Of the Baby Contest spon-
sored by the Lay Organization
Of st. Peters AME church, which
was climaxed on Sunday evening
December 7, with the awarding Of
prizes.
Yvonne captured first with a
total Of SI66. Runners-up were
Deanne Lynn Calender second
prize with a total Of S132.2O and
third prize winner was Keith
Jones with S51 90. other contest
ants were Rochelle Russell and
Daryl Boudreaux and they were
each given a gift.
Little Yvonne is the foster
daughter Of Mrs. Bessie Lewis,
3229 Fourth Av. 8.
Mrs. Mamie Uptegrove was gen
sral chairman Of the contest with
Mrs. Allie Wilson as co-chairman.
Mrs. Viola Madden Is president Of
the Lay Organization.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19
81. PouI NAAcP
Reflects coFfeF
Broneh President

The 81. Paul Branch Of the
NAACP reelected Leonard II.
Carter president for the second
term al It's annual election held
Sunday December II at Halle Q.
Brown Community House.
Other officers named are first
vice president, Robert NJ. Patter-
son; second vice president. Jane
Preston; third vice president John
Sims; secretary Carl weschlxe. re-
elected; assistant secretary, Joet.
Ia Kemp and Donald Lewis was
reelected treasurer.
Named 10 the executive commit
tee for a one year term are Nor.
man Bell. Rev. Arthur Foote.
Mabel Harris, J Nathaniel Smith,
Timothy Howard, Allie Mae Hamp-
ton, Richard X, Fox, Rev. Kncely
Williams, Rabbi w. Gunther Plaut.
Beatrice Boyd Bailey Addle c.
Few, Arthur Sternberg, Earline
Neil. Thurman McFarthing, James
Bradford, Rev J. L. Glover, Mil
bred Elliot. Earlyn Bell, William
sayles Sir, Robert Lippert, C. s.
Anderson, Frances L. Humburd.
Nellie Cunningham, Anthony San
ders, Chester Oden. Lonnie Ad-
kina and Carl VIM.
Jean p. Guilmant was chairman
Of the election committee.