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Adele Addison
Soprano To Sing
Here Sat. Night

Adele Addison. soprano. will be
featured artist in the last concert
this season Of the New Friends OF
Chamber Music Saturday, April
70 at $50 pm. at the Vocational
High School Auditorium, Mpls.
Miss Addison, one Of the busiest
young singers on the concert
strge Is a native New Yorker who
made her recital debut In Boston
in 1919 and three years later first
performed In New York In a con
cert hailed as "a high point Of
the recital season"
For the past three years she
has been a leading member Of the
New York City Opera Company.
Miss Addison has been a soloist
with major symphony orchestras
In performances Of Beethovens
Missa Solemnis, Bach's St Mat
thew Passion and ST. John Passion
and Handels Messiah
She has also distinguished her
SELF as a singer Of hcder, and It
is .ch are songs that she will pre-
sent AZ the April 18th concert.
Her program Will include songs by
Vivaldi, ScarIatti, Schubert, Des-
ussy, and Hindcn!th, as well az
the schumann song cycle "Frauen-
liebe ind Leben."
Single tickets for the concert at
$3.50 may be purchased at the
Downtown Ticket Office, Mime
apolis, and at Field schhck, ST.
Paul Some tickets win also be
available at the door Of the audi
to1um. Grant St and Fourth
Ave. So, on the night Of the con
cert.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Apr. l2-Dr Lillian Lewis, 675
Iglehart Av.; Mr.. Frank Jackson,
.97l Fuller Av.; Mrs, Dave Young,
1877 Carroll Az; Anthony NJ, Brad
ley, 76s Carroll Av.
Apr. 13--Mr. Glen Beck, 994
Iglehart Az: Mrs. Anna SCrog'
gins, 476 Iglehart Av.; Miss Max.
inc Smith. 967 w. Central Av.
Apr. 14-Mrs Edgar William
Owens, 235 Rondo Av
Apr. 15-S Sarah Elizabeth Hin
1888 Carroll Az; Mr., Julius Nc
Neal, s4s ST. Anthony Av.; Mr.
Sam Mitchell, 500 N. St. Adams
Apr l6-Mrs. Ardelia Allen
65s w. Central Az: Mrs. Sarah
Hardy, 979 Charles; Joan Ross, 459
st. Anthony Az; Matte A. Bon
ner, 1923 Kent St; Lawrence Stew
art, 693 Carroll Av.; Mr.. George
Milton, 1853 Carroll Av.; Mr. James
Wagner, 800 Aurora Az.
Apr. 17-Daisy Middlecoff 557
w. Central Az; Bertha Douglas,
426 Carroll Av.: HERNIA Lee Prizes
ter, CAS- Iglehart Az; Lynette
Marie Moore, $40 Fuller Az
Apr. Thomas Carroll, 9O7
st. Anthony Av.; Curtis Taylor,
1913 N. Western Av.; Mrs. Charles
Walker. 500 Iglehart Az; Mrs,
Royal Gooden, 9l7 Iglehart Az;
Mrs. Undine Henry, $50 N. Dale
St; Carmen Kathy Hansford, 1877
Rondo Av
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Northern Sfufes
Power Income
Rose During 1857

Northern States Power Co. We'd
nesday reported total operating in
come OF Sll7ols.OO0 during 1857,
an increase OF SO per cent over
1856 and the gath consecutive rise
In yearly revenues,
Allen 5, King NsP president. re-
ported net income during 1857 OF
S2i.l6l,s0i. compared with $40
AL ,2SS IN 1856.
In letter to nearly $4,000 share
holders, King expressed concern
over the growth OF government
power projects "at the expense OF
private industry"
King said. I'VE must see that
the cancer does not spread
throughout our country because
the Specialization Of an industry as
important as the electric industry
would destroy free enterprise.
The firm reported 1857 operat-
ing expenses OF SI2o. 466, 900, up
81 per cent from 1856.
U. $, railroads represent an in
vestment OF about $50. 600, 900 600.
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Minnehaho Temple
Celebrates 38th Year
At Closed Party

Friday evening March 2S, was
an evening Of good fellowship when
Minnehaha Temple No, i29 Daugh-
ter Elks celebrated their SSth an
niverSary at the Elks Rest 1918
Aldrich n, at $ pm with a
closed party for Elk members only,
which included members from Du-
uth and the Twin Cities
Mrs. Mary Hollingsworth,
daughter ruler was mistress OF
ceremonies and Mrs. Ethel Mcm-
tosh, was general chairman.
The appointments Of the room,
new rugs ON the floor table
lamps in each corner OF the room
and new glass curtains and over
curtains at the windows enhanced
the beauty OF the occasion. Lace
covered tables conferred with floral
arrangements OF spring flowers
were placed throughout the hall
The huge birthday cake conferred
a special table placed in the center
Of the room.
Special vocal solos were rem
dered by Mrs. Bertha Smith and
Richard Smith. Music was played
throughout the evening by Mrs.
Lurena Washington, organist Pic
lures were taken OF the entire
group
Mrs, Elizabeth Briggs, past
grand daughter ruler and presently
directress Of civn liberties, was
presented with n beautiful stole
made of fifty new dollars,
Remarks were made by E l.
Boyd, grand deputy for the state
OF Minnesota, Reuben Il. Warren
president Midwest States Associa.
ton; A. J, Lewis, brigadior gen
eral; Elizabeth Parker, daughter
ruler Como Temple Of st, Paul
Luena Cameron, loyal daughter
ruler; Anna Jackson Of the Coun
ell. Mary Hollingsworth daughter
ruler Minnehaha Temple; LurenS
Washington, loyal daughter rule
Mary Mason council. Vernon Tins
ley, acting chief antler; Willie Bur
rell, state music director; Charles
Smith, exalted ruler Of Ames Lodg,
1O6, Leon Lewis, state director o.
Junior Elks.
Mrs, Mabel Harris, state travel
ing deputy sent greeting bu
was unable TO be present Mrs, Idl
Mae Burrell, deputy. was Gale,
out Of town because Of a dealt
and was unable to be present.
Cabinet members present and in
troduced were Mines Aggi
Slaughter, Bonnie Owens. Cert
, rude Mitchell, Lucille Woodland
Persia Booghery, Lillian HoyeI
and Ethel Mcintosh Two ne
members, Mrs. Myrtle Banks an
, Mrs Carrie Buchanon were ais
present Due to illness. charte
members were not able TO be pres
ent, with the exception Of the bah
charter member Mrs. MarRuerit
| Gonzales
% An abundance Of tasty refresh
ments were served and enjoyed.
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juice; mix we'll Place over boiling
water and cook and stir until
smooth and thickened. Then re-
move from boiling water and add
butter, lemon rind, and remaining
tablespoon Of lemon juice.
Beat egg whites until foamy.
Add ? tablespoons sugar gradual
ly, continuing TO beat with egg
beater until meringue mixture will
stand in soft peaks. Fold hot lemon
mixture gradually into meringue
Cool. Chill, II desired Serve with
warm or cold fruit pies, cobbiers
or other desserts. Makes about /,
y cups sauce, or enough for 8
or 6 servings.
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on Wednesday from Des Moines
where they were called 10 attend
funeral services for a lifelong
friend and godmother Of Mrs Bur
reu, Mrs, f., Baker Mrs. Baker
died suddenly at her home, Fun
eral services were held on Friday
az Corinthian Baptist church, OF
which she was a member for more
than 40 years, Rev. Norman OIL
phin, pastor, ofnciated Mrs,
Theresa Jones, 1908 Emerson Av
~, niece OF Mrs, Burrell also
attended the funeral She returned
home on Saturday following the
funeral.
birthday Club; Mrs. James w
Slemmons. 2ol5 Fifth Az s, will
be hostess TO the Birthday Club or
Saturday evening March -,
visiting From Portlnnd' Mrs
Rose Young Of Portland, ore, 1,
visiting relatives and friends n
the city and is the house guest
OF Bishop J, w. Graham OF i0iS
Irving Av. N, Mrs, Young d
former resident OF Minneapolis, 1,
enroute 10 New York City e
| visit a daughter
Surprised ON birthday Mr.
Lewis whitlock, 1854 Clinton Az
was very pleasantly surprised OF
Saturday evening April 8, wher
a group OF his friends desoende,
upon him to wish him birthda,
happiness at a party given b!
his wife, Mrs Beverly whitloel,
The evening was enjoyed socializ
ing and gay conversation, afte
which tasty lunch was serve,
by the hostess.
Easter In Detroit; William A
Glenn. 1884 Smelling Av spen
Easter weekend In Detroit visit
ing friends. He was the housegues
of Mr. and Mrs Robert Stevens
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAroIIs RIRrHpAYs

ahAAaN y - Wills AAAAN
Apr - Mrs, Lucille Cooke,
.S7l7 Oakland Av.; Harry Davis
1921 Portland Az; Mrs, Harriet
Moore, 1920 Third Av, S: Mrs
TesSie Morrow, 44l6 Clinton Az;
Mrs Dolores Whitaker. 5SS Cir
ard Az N; b Preston Ashley,
t2Ol Second Av, s.
Apr Is Mrs, Gertrude Arm
strong 5l47 James Av N; Doug
has Rice. 1907 Fremont Av. N:
Reginald Gibson, 1901 Clinton Az:
Michael Timothy Acosta, $500
Fifth Az, s; Everette Law, Jr,;
el5 Fremont Az, N,
Apr. Chaunda Lea Scott,
1909 e. % st.
Apr 10 Don LaFaucette, 1856
Clinton Az; Mrs. Marie Allen
2025 Riverside Az; Mr., John Her
uford, S9ls Portland Av,; Mrs
Ora Parks, 1923 Knox Av. N.
Apr is Ben Daniels, 1000 Col
umbus Az: ID. w. Smith, l06 Hy,
land Av N; Mrs Joella Calhoun
$40 Smelling Av.: Calvin C. Nor,
ris. 4O2S Third Av s.; Miss Bar,
bara Ann Walls, $500 Fourth Av
S; Mrs. Esther Patrick, SSl2
Fourth Az. S.
Apr. l7-Rev. william r. vii
Hams, 2Ol5 22nd Az. S.
! Apr. lS-Mrs. Pauline Lott, 6ii
I Girard Az. N; Jerome Bnes, 1906
S. Sixth St; oscar Grissam, lot
bryant Az. N; John w. Norris
1925 Second Az. s; oscar Brown
I7O5 Seventh st N: Mrs, Myru,
caldwell, 619 Girard Av. N.
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Out-Of-Town BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

Apr. - Mrs. Ray Phillips, Los
Angeles, Calf.
Apr. IS - Mrs f. Barksdale
Wayzata MINI; Cleveland Small
wood, Milwaukee, Wis. Mrs. Hilda
Simms DeAngarola, New York
City
Apr. II Mrs. Vertreuill Buford
Johnson, Omaha, Neb.
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FOX was guest Of the hostess and
was given a gift. The next meet
ing will be April 10, with Mrs.
Leroy Coleman, sl3 w. Central
Av., as hostess.
HOSpitalized: Mrs. Charles Beas-
ley Sr., 645 Aurora Av is a patient
in Miller hospital, where her con-
diton is reported as fair. Her
son Charles Jr.. an instructor at
Rust College, Holly Springs, Miss,
spent the Easter weekend in the
city at the bedside of his mother.
Family Visitor: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Rogers, SS5 Rondo Av.
are entertaining a very special
guest in their home. Mrs. Katie
Rogers Of Evanston, Ill, mother
of Mr.. Rogers, arrived Friday and
will spend ten days in the city.
Queen Civic Club: Mrs. Jerry
Fulford, 696 Iglehart Av. was hos
tess to the Queen Civic club on
Saturday evening April 5, with the
usual order of business transacted
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
James Gray Jr., 81 f. 80 St,
Minneapolis, as hostess, on April
10. At this time Mrs. Wesley
Brown, program chairman, will
present the first of a series of
articles entitled, "Glorify Your
self, or Corrective Makeup"
Visiting In Chicago: Mrs. Sid
ney Salter, 1913 w. Central Av.
and grandson. Edwin Salter Jr.,
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CORRECTION

We are very sorry that in re-
porting the o. f. S. news Of the
Worthy Grand Matron's official
visit TO Sioux Falls, S. ID. we
committed three of the names OF
those who made the visit. In addi-
ton to those named Rev. J. w,
Junell and Clarence Smith the
associate grand patron and Blanch
Mayes, associate conductress ac-
companied the worthy matron --
Edith Ware, reporter.
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Nell Russell, the Mlnnesotan
turned New Yorker, il one Of the
most pOpcIar colonnists ever de-
velOped IN this area. Her enter
tanning though provocative column
appears twice monthly in this
newspaper.
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NIGERIAN EDITOR JAILED

Lagos, Nigeria CANP) For an
attack on the integrity Of a Nj
gerian judge, Mr.. p. c. Agbu,
editor Of the African Pilot, has
been jailed for six months and his
paper fined 1900 Pounds, about
81 900
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Out-Of-TOwn BIRTHDAYS
ST. PAUL

Apr 13-Lillian White Los An
geles, Calf; Donald Russell, Los
Angeles; Mrs Mildred Jordan,
New York City; Michael Schine,
Washington, D. c.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

Apr. 13-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. l..
MCGEE. 671 Rondo Av., eight
years.
Apr. l4-Mr. and Mrs Louis p.
Moore, 662 W. Central Az ~
years.
Apr. 15-Mr. and Mrs. S. f.
Williams, ss3 St. Anthony Az, 20
years.
Apr. l7-Mr and Mrs. A. j.
Todd, 1872 Rondo Az, IS years;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clennie o. Perry,
$50 Fuller Av., II years.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Apr IS Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Bannarn. 372s Minnehaha Az.
nine years
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Social and Personal
Il MINNEAPOLIS

Visiting In Detroit: Mrs Robert w Marshall Sr, $3.50
Fourth Az s. left Friday April for Detroit Mich where
she viii spend week visiting her daughter Mrs Beye Session
and granddaughter Kathryn Ann Session.
Return Home; Mrs. Ida Mae Burre 1902 Bryant Az. ~.
and niece Mrs Aene Neal OF $40 Logan N
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL

Three O'Clock Bridge Club: When Mrs George Berry Jr
hostess to the Three O'Clock Bridge club Saturday
April 5, at her home, 9S3 Anthony Av following lunch
members enjoyed several rounds of bridge Taking prizes
for high Mrs Leroy Coleman, first; Mrs Charles
Rogers second and Mrs Cornelius Mobey thd Richard
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Cabaret matinee dance April 20.
Ray Charles and orchestra plus
The Cookies, at Eaton's Dude
Ranch 3 10 8 pm. ID. r. Black
Presentation.-Adv
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II can't understand why II takes
a woman as long TO dress now
as 1t used to when they wore
clOthes."-L. s. McCandIess.
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FLUFFY LEMON SAUCE

2 egg yolks
"A cup sugar
l-1/2 teaspoons flour
Dash of salt
l a cup water
2 tablespoons lemon juice
tablespoon butter
/ teaspoon grated lemon rind
2 egg whites
tablespoons sugar
METHOD: Put egg yolks in top
Of double boiler and beat well. Add
"a cup sugar, the flour, salt
water, and / tablespoon Of lemon
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SororltY Hold Meetinr: Id

Sorority Held Meeting: Delta
Phi Omega chapter of Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority held it's
March meeting at the home Of
Mrs. William Cassius, 1881 Fuller
Av., with Miss Anne Blevins as
co-hostess. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Ashby
Gaskins, 44O9 Third Av. S, Min
neapolis, with Mrs. James Hughes
as co-hostess, on Friday April IS.
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luscious fruit pies, perhaps. It's
no more trouble-and takes no
more time-to serve two kinds
when you start with the ready-to-
bake quick-frozen pies, There are
four flavors to choose from apple,
burberry cherry and peach. Each
of these comes in a generous fam
ily-size TO serve four or five. You
might also like to serve a couple
of different toppings to give the
pies added glamour and a touch OF
your own individuality. A spiced
sour cream topping and a fluffy
lemon sauce go well with any and
all of the fruit pies. And be sure
to have plenty Of piping hot coffee
en- hand to serve with the pies
and for refins during or after the
TV show.
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Cameo Clubs Skating Party
April ~, 7-lO pm. Lexington Rol-
Ter Rink. Admission 5Oc.-Advt.
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Easter is not a passport
TO another world;
1t is a quality Of perception
for this One.-W. +. Lemon.
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To Bake Quick-Frozen Fruit Pies

To Bake Quick-FrOzen Fruit Pies
Preheat oven to 425 degrees F.
(hot. Use sharp knife to cut two
or three Sits or a fancy design
near center of top crust. (Shts
allow escape Of steam during bak-
ing.) Put frozen pie in foil pan on
baking sheet. Baking sheet helps
to brown bottom crustD Bake in
hot oven until crust is golden
brown and filling is bubbly-about
40 to so minutes.
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One of the easiest ways entertain small group of good
friends is have party You might Sched-
ule the night of special TV Showone you know all
your friends will Invite your guests
hhour before showtme and your refreshments
informally from a coffee table in the living room.
It's pleasant idea to provide choice of desserts
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A mistake proves somebody
stopped talking long enough "a
do something.
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This newspaper n published In
the interest Of the community and
tries always TO be Of service TO
the public good.
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Out-OfTown WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES

Apr INT. and Mrs. Robert Z,
Bowdoin, Los Angeles, Calf, two
years.
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More than 20 million Americans
bowl regularly.
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left Saturday for Chicago to spend
few days visiting their sister
and aunt, Mrs. Edith sizer
UndergOes Surgery: Lynn SAL
ter. daughter Of Mrs. Nina Brown
of 992 Carroll Av., underwent hip
surgery in Gillette hospital on
Tuesday April l. She is reported
making good recovery.
YDKDY Club Is Organized: A
new club composed of young
women who plan o do some char
liable work along with socializ-
ing. was recently organized and
the following officers elected:
Mines. Gertrude Reid, president;
Dorothy England, vice president;
Jane Bowlin, secretary-treasurer;
Beverly Franklin, assistant secre-
tary-treasurer and Johnny Lewis,
social and program chairman. The
name Of the club is Y.DKDY.
and will meet at 7;3O every We'd
nesday night At the April 9th
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Gertrude Reid, 45s st. Anthony
Av.. two new members were in
itiated into club membership.
Christening: Karen Maxine, in
FAINT daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Maurice Crouch Of $50 Carroll Av.
was christened Saturday April 5
at St, Phillips Episcopal church
with Rev FIR Denzil A. Carly
performing the ceremony. Spon-
sors were DR.. and Mrs. c. H.
Mobiley and DR.. and Mrs. George
o. Berry.
Sorority Held Meeting: Delta
Phi Omega rhaDtar Of Alnba
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y, s, railroads represent an in
vestment OF about $50. 900, 900 900.
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LaureI's Rai|birds
By HAROLD ]. FLECKNOE
star stan writer-PhotoEraphsr

better
IL fan likes nothing better
hand watch ponies
being through their by trainers And they can get 70 VISIT n
whinnyng
their
In
will
at
a
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Social and Personal
z hiNHSEApU Ii =

r Greetings; Greetings Mr. John A Jones 1886
run AN ., who observed his natal day on February
Election Held: The Minneapolis Garden Lovers Climb "a
@ ms H. ~ Sims president when it held election Of officers
Tuesday afternoon February Other officers named m NJ
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Alphu Wives Held
Meeting Sunday Fob. 2

The Alpha Wives, a club com.
posed uf wives 81 member Of
Alpha phi Alpha Fraternity has
been reactivutcd and held liz first
meeting Sunday February ?. ut
the home 81 Mrs Thomas johnson
40tb Oakland Az r.
Heading tho agcnda was elce.
ton ~ officers with the following
elected Mrs William Casaiun.
president Mrs Ruby aimmonn. vice
president. Nra Maurice Howell
recorder Mrs Ernest Lowe, treas.
urcf and Mira Rufus Webster pub
betty chairman
Concluding the business trnnAaos
ton, a social hour and tasty lunch
was enjoyed
Othsrr prescu, were the Mines
Robert Patterson, Jesse Miller,
Henry Thomas and tuthsr Prince
The nryt meeting viii be Fri
DAY March 7. with Mrs. Henry
Thomas aH hostess At her home
ggi5 Clinton Az
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DIANE HUMPHREYS FRIENDS
hKLP hKR CELEBRATE
HQhIh RlRIApAY

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wooten, t5e St Anthony Av. was
the scene OF youthful merriment
on Sunday February /. when Diane
Alexander was honorrd ON her
eighth birthday with a party given
by her grandparents. Mr., and Mira.
wooten.
Diane was wished happy birth
day by group OF her friends who
enjoyed various games played un.
der the supervision Of the honoree' 8
cousin. Jean Marie Ross. Winning
prizes for games were Kathryn
Clemens, Cherry white. Marshall
lee and Michael Skinner.
Following games the honorrs
opened the many beautiful and
lovely gifts brought by her friends,
after which refreshments were
served highhghtcd by a beauti.
fully decorated birthday cake with
the inquire 81 and assorted slices
OF ice cream conferred with a pinl,
heart.
Helping Diane 20 a happy birth.
day were Johnnie Sonar, James
Wallace. Michael skinner. Cherry
White Kathryn Clemens, Vann
Washington. Marshall Lee and
Humphrey Alexander Jr,
Assisting the hostess was the
honoree's aunt, Mrs, Myrtle Ross
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Mrs. Spencer Shivers, secretary:
drs, Andrew Clark Sr. treasurer
nd Mrs. Garrett Davis. program
chairman.
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NEW WoMEN'S SOCIAL
CLUB CELEBRATES BIRIHDA1

A new star on the horizon Of
is My Fair Lady club. a
newly organized social club Of
Dung women who have been cole-
lrating their birthdays with dinner
a downtown cafe.
Mra Phoebe Giyeus was the hon,
,roe a. the first meeting Of the
Tub since organizing, which was
"Wednesday January 20 Members
'athcrcd at her home. 42ts Third
~ g with Mrs Charlotte Davis
hostess, for the evening
Games were enjoyed and the
honoree was presented with q gift
rom the club. Refreshments were
served
In addition 20 club members
wo guests, Mrs, Betty Ann KIP
per and HrH. Juanita Camp, were
present
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PAST NATIONS AND PATRONS OF
EASTERN STAR HONORED FEB.
AT BIG BANQUET AT RYAN HOTEL

and pin viii be forwarded to
Andrew johnson, Pasadena, Calf,
past grand patron Eiecta Chapter
No. 5, Minneapolis
Mrs, Pillow presented plaques 10
past grand patrons, John Law
renee, the present most worshipfIl
grand master % tho Masonic
Lodge, James Lynn and H. L.
Sims who have not reached the
~ year goal, but have mcritcd rec.
oguiuon nom their years ~ de,
voted service Response and thanks
were extended by the matrnns and
patrons for the awards Most
wofshipnil grand master John X
Lawrence IN hts remarks in a
vuice oiled with satisfying rcmln.
iseing told of his term of office
as grand patron proudly rvyiew-
the accomplishments and the
steady progress OF the Grand
Chapter up 20 the present time,
Mfa Hazel stillwcl Of Chicago,
grand worthy matron of tho Illinois
Jurisdiction, brought greetings
from her jurisdiction and com,
mendcd the Minnesota grand chap
ter FOR their achievements and
years " devoted service prcacnta-
ton % gifts from her chapter 20
the honored grand matrona was
made by Mrs Odessa Taylor OF
Chicago. a past worthy matron of
the Illinois jurisdiction
/ Brief remarks by Mrs Helen
Lawrence, grand worthy mstron
and William aayles, grand worthy
| patron Of Prince Hail Grand Chap
ter Of Minnesota and IT'S Juriss
diction OEs. concluded the Inn
lprcssivc ceremony
The entire evenings entertain.
ment and presentation WIS under
the craftsmanship uf Mrs Blanche
Mayea grand cuuduetrcas, and
her committee
Members OF the committee ina
oluued the Mines Cornolia Burns
and Gertrude Greene. tickets Ellis
aboth Han program Teresa Banks.
received guests AZ the door and ~.
telc 8ims. Fern Helm and Lydia
Iptllow.
Out ~ town visitors were Mira
Hazel stliwell and Mrs Odessa
Taylpr OF Chicago Mrs Emma
Watts and Mrs Carrie pozler Of
Duluth members and past grand
lmBtrona.
Also receiving the ~ year pin
award IL Mrs Edna Lindsey 81
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Mrs. Helen Lawrence In worthy
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IL worthy grand patron OF Prince
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