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MRS. IRENE LANDLORD
AND HARVEY KEMP
REPEAT vows

In simple and solemn Ccre-
mony Mrs. Irene Landlord became
the bride OF Mr. Harvey Kemp
on New Years eve, December
81, at pm. Rev J. L. Glover per-
formed the double ring ceremony
at the home Of the bride, TIA
Iglehart Av, In the presence OF
few relatives
Standing with the couple as they
spoke vows after Rev. Glover were
Mrs. Gertrude Blakey AZ attendant
and Staff Sgt. Albert Angrum as
best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp received
fluctuations from those present at
the reception that followed.
The newlyweds are "at home"
at the Iglehart Ave. address.
BE Informed--Read the Recorder
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Carter Flefchers Hosts
To Friends Az
Holiday Affair

Among the gala holiday festivi-
ties, was the cocktail and dinner
party given by Mr., and Mrs, Car
ter Fletcher on Thursday evening
January ?, at their home, 800 st,
Anthony Az
Served in a relaxed and inform
al manner, dinner started off with
cocktails which were enjoyed as
guests visited and joined in gay
conversation in the living room
proceeding the dinner hour.
Dinner was served from a beau
TRULY appointed table spread with
a pink and white lace cloth cent.
cred with an arrangement OF white
magnolias and red candles. Adding
elegance were the green crystal
dishes used in keeping with the
holiday theme. Candid shots were
taken Of the group just after they
were seated at the table.
Following dinner the evening
was enjoyed making recordings.
playing different games and SOC
ialiZing.
Enjoying the hospitality OF the
hosts were the Messrs, and Mines
Isadore Freeman, w. NJ. White
James Johnson, Samuel Allen
Readus Fletcher, John Lynch
George Milton, Vanderbilt Tyuse
Scion Ellis; Mrs. Elizabeth Hall
Mrs. Devonia Scott and the Messrs
Jettie Summons, Frank Twitty and
Ernest Lynch.
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AKA. GRADUATE
CHAPTER REAcIIVATEp

Delta Phi Omega graduate chap
ter Of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
has been reacuvated and the fol,
lowing officers elected: Mrs. Ethel
Williams st. Paul, basileus: Mrs
Joyce Jackson, panti-basileus; Miss
Milhcent Wreeler. grammateus;
Miss Marian Williams, st. Paul
tamiochus; Miss Christine McRin.
ME, epistoleus and Mrs. Frances
Hughes parliamentarian.
Mrs, Hughes is also chairman
of the coming Founders Day which
will be celebrated in February
This year 1858, is the 5Oth anniv-
ersary of the sorority which was
founded in 1908 at Howard Univ.
ersity, Washington, DC.
The first meeting will be held
January IT, at 7:3O pm. at Halle
Q. Brown Community House in St
Paul.
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in Kansas City, Mo and Muskogee,
okla,
In Kansas City, they were the
guests OF Mr., and Mrs. Garrett
Jones Of 29S9 Wabash. Mr. and
Mrs. Jones honored their guests
at a pre-Christmas party on De
cember %. at which many old
friends and relatives dropped in to
greet the visitors during the after.
noon and evening
They were the houseguests OF
Rev, and Mrs. j II. Gray OF SIS
Warrior, parents OF Mrs, Perry
and Mrs. Juanita stephens, sister
Of Mrs Perry in Muskogee, They
also visited relatives in okmulgec
Okla.
Enroute home, the Perry's stop.
ped in Coffeyville, Kans. and Wis.
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.
Yancey, aunt and uncle Of Mrs
Perry.
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Lorelei MoYes To
Wed A/3c Melvin
Chose January 10

Invitations have been issued by
Mrs, shir Nj Perkins and Harold
Mayes for the forthcoming we'd
ding OF their daughter Lorelei Ann
Mayes TO Airman sc Melvin Chase
stationed at Void Chamberlain
Air Force Base.
The wedding win be an event OF
Saturday evening January is, at
seven o'clock at ST. Peters AME
Church, Fourth Av. s, at IL st.
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Nufhuniel EVonS
Honors Guests Az
Open House

A gala party was enjoyed during
the holiday season when Mr., Nath-
aniel A. Evans entertained in his
lovely home at s7s Iglehart Az,
with an informal open House"
IGNORING his houseguests, his cous-
MS, Mrs, Electa Purdie OF Hot
Springs, Ark. and Mrs, George
3olden OF Chicago, on Saturday
December 81
The home was respondent with
holiday decorations. A buffet lunch
was served,
Miss Lorraine johnson played a
background OF incidental music
during the evening
Hostesses for the delightful re-
ception were the Mines. Rose Dav-
is. Oscar oliver, Thomas Har-
graves and Miss Carolyn Rawlings,
Mrs, Oliver and Mrs. Davis re
coived the many guest and pre-
sented them TO the guests of honor
and other guests.
The guest list included the
Messrs. and Mines, John O'Neal,
Louis p. Moore, THEODORE Allen
Thomas Hargraves. Oscar w. OIL
YER Ronald E. O'Neal. Godfrey
Rawlings; the Mines. Rose Davis
Charlotte Curry, Albert McFar-
land, George Brooks sr, Mary
Eddings, Mayme Bowers, John r.
Lawrence,
Also the Mines. Lettie II. Hail,
Annie L. Cook. Fred Remmelle
and daughter, Archie Anderson
Alonzo Cotton. Rosa Mahan, G
w. Clark and daughter Geraldine
Fred Schuck. Gladys johnson
Emma williams, wilcie Boiler
Blanche Isabelle, Rose I. Partie
Lulu Wilson, Fredericka Weston,
the Misses Mittie Lockhart. Caro-,
lyn Rawlings, Lorraine johnson and
the Messrs, George Brooks ant
Lee Washington,
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Minneapolis

It's A Girl; When three year old
Lillian wiEon Calland who Is now
visiting with the Gordon Changers
in California, returns to her hime
az 1928 Fourth Av s., she win
find a new sister sharing the spot
light with her. Her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Maynard Canand pre-
scented her with the new playmate
on Christmas day in Fairview
hospital Mother and baby are do
ing fine
Annual Christmas Dlnner; Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Woodland were
hosts 70 some 1850 friends at their
annual Christmas dinner held at
their home, HOS Lyndale Av. N.
on Christmas day.
Ia Schema Club, The La Scehma
club held It's first meeting Of the
New Year ON January 8, at the
home OF Mrs, Claude Mioheau,
1915 Elliot Az. The next meeting
will be January 20 with Mrs.
Gladys Turner, 40IS Third Av,
s. as hostess.
Undergoes Surgery; Mr. r L,
Braxton, S7i6 Portland Av. who
has been a patient in Veterans
hospital for the past five weeks,
underwent surgery on Saturday
January Z. His condition Is re-
ported as fair
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Bridge club at her home, 3740
Fifth Av S. on Saturday evening
On Monday she spent the day
down town shopping and on Tues
day she was the luncheon guest
Of Mrs. Carrie Neal at Fair Oaks
Motel Mrs. Ella Clancy Of Chi
cago was also a guest
She was dinner guest on Tues
day evening Of Mr. and Mrs.
Spencer Shivers and later the
same evening watched the old
year out and the New Year in at
a gala New Years eve buffet sup
per hosted by Mr.. and Mrs, Maur-
ice Daniels 37l6 Fifth Av. S.
on New Years day Mrs. Thomas
and Mrs. Charles Noble were
guests Of Mrs. Burie Carmichael
Sr at a showing of Around The
World in so Days" and the dinner
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Palmer
jackson Of 37Os Fourth Av. s.
Mrs. Frank Corners, 1899 Fifth
Av. S. was hostess at cocktails
and buffet supper honoring Mrs.
Thomas on Thursday evening Jan
uary 2 at her home. The Misses
Lucille and Lorraine Shivers were
also out-of-town guests. Mr.. and
Mrs Eugene Shepherd entertained
at a buffet supper honoring Mrs
Thomas on Friday evening at their
home 1920 18th Az. S.
on Saturday Mrs. Charlene
Noble Hall took her around in the
two cities to say goodbye TO her
friends after spending a wonderful
vacation in her old hometown,
She was given gifts by the
Mines. w. d. Brown, T. b Burt
o. L. Alexander, Boyd Crawford
sr., Harvey A. Moss, Fred schuck
Spencer Shivers. Jessie Shepard
and the Misses Shivers
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tess at the next meeting on jan
uary 20.
Holiday Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Blakey and children
Theodore Jr. and Marcene Of
Yankton, S. d. were guests over
the Christmas holiday of Mrs.
Irene Landlord of TIA Iglehart Av.
In honor of the visitors, Mrs.
Landlord entertained at family
dinner on Christmas day. other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Blakey Sr., their daughter Wanda
and son and wife, the A. r. Blak-
ey's Jr and their son Kenneth.
Mr.. Harvey Kemp and Mrs. Cert
rude Reid and son Robert Cumby.
The afternoon was enjoyed social
izing and taking candid shots of
the group. The Blakeys left for
their home on Friday accompanied
by Mrs. Langford's son Robert
Landlord Jr., who spent the week
end with them, returning home on
Sunday.
New Daughter: Penny Calhoun,
6 years old and her sister Shari-
Lynn, three years old have well
coined a new playmate into the
family circle at 7l9 Dayton Av.
Their new sister, Susan Gail was
born December 20, at st. Luke's
hospital and tipped the scales
at seven pounds and 1871 ounces.
Rev. and Mrs. Mckinley Calhoun
are parents of the family. Maternal
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Dock Blackney and paternal
grandparents are Rev. and Mrs. I.
N. Calhoun, all of Chicago.
Entertained: Among the many
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Washington Resident
Feted On Trip
To The Twin Cities

With a long list of renewed
friendships and fond memories OF
new ones made, Mrs. Vincent
Thomas of Washington, d, C., a
former resident of Minneapolis.
left for her home by plane on
Saturday evening January (, after
spending the holidays in Mime
apolis, visiting old friends, She was
the houseguest of Mrs. Lottie
Hyde, 1892 Clinton Av.
Many social courtesies were &C
corded Mrs. Thomas including din
ners, uncheons and sightseeing
tours. She arrived in the city on
Christmas eve and was dinner
guest on Christmas day Of Mrs.
Hyde. Later in the evening several
old friends dropped in to greet
her.
on December 20 she was the
honored guest at a buffet supper
hosted by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
f. Noble of 1892 Fourth Av. S
Other out-of-town guests We're
Mrs. Edith Sizer of Chicago and
the Misses Lucille and Lorraine
shivers of Washington, d. c. On
Friday December 81, she was
luncheon guest of Mrs. Spencer
Shivers and Mrs. Walter Aston at
the Nankin Cafe. other guests
were the Misses Lucille and Lor.
raine Shivers Of Washington, Mrs
Edith Sizer OF Chicago and Mrs
Sidney Salter Of ST. Paul. After
lunch the group visited Southdale
She was guest of Mrs. M. C,
Evans at the annual Christmas
party Of the Laissez-nous-faire
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Second Daughter: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mitchell, 452S Third Av S.,
have announced the birth of a
baby girl, their second daughter, on
Sunday morning January 5, in
Miller hospital, ST. Paul. Anita
Lorraine weighed in at seven pounds
nine ounces at birth. Happily
awaiting to greet her new sister
was Diane and brother Nathan.
Mrs. Herbert Sanders of Chicago
is the maternal grandmother and
she came to Minneapolis earlier to
be on hand to greet her newest
grandchild when she arrived home
from the hospital.
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festive parties given ushering in
the New Year, was the New Years
eve party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Tony Mazingo, 45s N. Grotto,
when they were hosts to some 20
friends at a gala party. The even
ing was enjoyed socializng and
enjoying an abundance Of tasty
refreshments.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. o.
c. Drizzle, SOS Rondo Av. had as
their dinner guests on Christmas
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Allen
and Mr.. Gerard Lee, and for their
post-New Years dinner on Janu-
airy 5, guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Brent apd Mr.. John Few.
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WILLIAM PEERYS ENJOY
HOLIDAY TRIP TO
X. c. MO. g OKLA

Back home after an enjoyable
holiday vacation renewing old
friendships and meeting new ac-
quaintances are Mr.. and Mrs.
William N Perry Of 1907 Oak Park
~, who spent the holiday visiting
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Rev Martin l. simmons will per-
form the double ring ceremony.
A reception viii follow in the
church parlors.
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL 4

Gold Band Club: The Gold Band Club met Monday Janu.
at the home of Mrs John Stanley SS4 Iglehart A
Plans Tor the coming discussed During the HOLIDAYS
the club entertained husbands its Christmas party held
at the home of the president Mrs Ernest Johnson lO6
Central Av Mrs Ernest Cooper Igehart Av will be hos
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heartfelt
|ation TO
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to thank
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service.
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Thought
be CRATE
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II sincere
bends and
kindness
|rds visits
lness and
hanks to
Inons for
words and
interest
EEK.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
FADs. FASHIONS
Summer
Trends

OF what is a teen-ager's
summer wardrobe made?
1t may be a sugarcane
color spice shaded
cotton and most GER
tainly it's neat, nice and
fun to wear because it'll
be an easy care fashion.
Summer fashion trends
include:
Short-sleeved blouseT
and dresses for coolneS
and because a teen miss
has the pretty arms that
can take this type
fashion
Feminine frillS in lace
edged cottons or Schiffli
embroidered separates -:
The nautical approach
which says "Ahoyl Mate
I'm in fashion"
Keep your ia shion
thought on an even keel
and don't be buy-happy
without considering what
you want your wardrobe to
express for you.
Remember it's never a
question of having too
many clothes, it's whether
or not you've got the right
clothes for your own young
life.
All our pictured young
IN heart" and right for a
teens pocketbook fash
2ons are from Robert Hall.
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Miscellaneous

ATTENTION, GIRLS-Pink net
formal. size 1l-13; sandals.
small heel. size 81. to match:
worn once. Bulova portable
radio. Can IA. 2-7e2s.
FORDS-Two Model A sedans, In
excellent condition; one with
good motor. Must be sold. Call
WA. 5-8o86.
IT'S A RECORD WIN! The TAB
REDLEGS knock knox, IL to I.
behind the Great Greg"
MCMILLAN.
ATTENTION, all Sasscer stu
dents. Vote for the bestl Vote
for Buck for 8 c. treasure.
She's tops.
BICYCLE. s12: tricycle., $3.50;
typewriter. s25; auto battery,
81: Hoover vacuum. IS. RA-
3-T44l.
WILL TRADE 1h-h-p. motor
and $40 for 1952-1e56 Cushman
motor scooter. running condi-
ton. IA. 2-6388.
MOTORCYCLE. HarIey-David-
son -125"; excellent condition.
Completely overhauled; s125 or
better offer. JE- 2-I721.
FOR SALE-Parts, SO .Olds en-
CINE. hydramatic, radiator, all
body and suspension parts.
rear end. i=pc. windshield. ra-
dio and heater, etc: al in good
condition. JU. e-9693.
OXON HILL HIGH STUDENTS.
Only the best win do FOR you.
Vote for Walter Kenton for
treasurer Of your 1s5s-i959 stu
dent council.
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Jobs Wanted

BOY, white. 16 in Aug. wants
summer job; would prefer elm
ical work. HE. 4-7059. Ask
for BILL after 4 pm
III. s. STUDENT, white. 1e yrs.
old. desires fun or part-time
summer Job in Southeast or
nearby Maryland; has Nd.
drivers license and social Sc
curity; reliable. neat and ambi-
tious. BERNIE, RE. 6-42l0.
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WANTED-Used record player.
with 45-r.pm- speed. with OF
without amp. Gail VINCE.
AP. 1913.
COMPLETE SET or BOOKS.
10th grade academic course.
Archbishop John Carroll High
School: 60. J. ,. Mackeszy. HE
z-ea21.
PORTABLE ROLAND RADIO
for sale: good condition; si25o.
Can FE 3-eees.
TURN SIGNAL SWITCH wanted
for a 1919 Dodge as q replace
ment; must be cheap and
IN excellent condition Cal
LOUIS. ia E4f2o.
DRESSES, graduation: others;
like new, 17-l4: cheap. Eve
ninRs or week ends. IA 2-S376.
yUKE BOX FOR SALE. good
condition: SO. Cali STEVE at
10. e-2o65.
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Greetings

WOOD = Happy birthday the
10th. with love. MARTHA
HAPPY 18th ANNIVERSARY,
Nom and Dad. Love. DAVID.
vESTA. FRANK and MARTHA
ANNE.
DONNA LEWIS. Edeewater. Hap
uy 18th birthday. Love, NOM,
DAD. DUKE and DIANE
DIANE LEWIS. Bdgewater -
Happy 18th birthday. Love.
NON. DAD. DUKE and DON
Ma.
GREETINGS ACE. on your 18TH
birthday. from YOU KNOW
WHO.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY sKIPPER,
on Nay n. ANNE s.
CHARLIE KEATEN = Have a
happy birthday. Love. DONNA
YOUNGER
TO BuL-A late happy birth
day On your 18th 0Eay Id.
Love. NANCY "a blond pony
tafD.
MOTHER wasn't In time for
last weeks Teen" 30 I'm wish
ing you q happy Mothers Day
today. Your daughter. 10
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO Ace War
ren. on May IA. from r. w.
and r. w.
AL,-Happy birthday. I'm 4 lit
tie late-but ftis better late
than never. Love. 10.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MON, and
many moreI BOB. PENNY.
LARRY. INA and DEBBTE.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MOTHER
To the most wonderful mother,
HAPPY BIRTHDAY. and many
more. Love and Kisses. TEEN.
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FOR sALE-Rink roller skates.
boys. size 8: SO or best cffer.
Call ~. 5-4695.
FOR SALE-18-in. lawn mower.
self-propelled reel type. REQ
engine, $40: IN radio. brand
new, $50. Can JU. 8-2665-
FOR SALE - Dressy cream
sheath, size Q: 81. Call Juniper
5-O537.
rIRES-Two cookie, Wv. with
tubes and rims: all for SIS.
Call JU. 8-l490.
SALE - Collaro turntable. :
speeds, 2 sapphires. plugs into
your radio. SP. $3.50.
FOR SALE-Boy's large light BIZ
cycle. brand-neE. excellent con-
dition. 3-speed. plus hand
brakes: SIS or best offer. Also.
pair Of track shoes. worn once.
size Z. HO. 1854. Sunday
night or after.
ATTENTION, all John Hanson
Eagles. Remember. your best
bet Is Merrilea Brett for re-
cording secretary.
ATTENTION! 7. J. YELLOW
JACKETS-T. Us future de-
pends on youI II you want the
best possible president for your
school next. year. VOTE FOR
BURTON. that's KEN BUR-
TON. for president.
C0LLIE-SHEPHERD PUPPIES.
Mother Axe collie: healthy.
adorable; $3.50. JE. 4-5e2o.
WANTED-Giri's bicycle. 26-in.
in good condition Call Jackson
s-3e77.
WANTED-Sman screen ~ set,
in good cond. Call RICHARD.
IA. e-5063.
FOR SALE-Ford 50 VS. Tudor
sed.: 7. and h. lowered 2 in.
dual exhaust. Nero. skirts. spin
hub caps: $685. BILL. XII
$500.
BICYCLE for sale. 74-in. girls;
reconditioned like new; $40.
CAL. OIL 6-3le7.
FOR SALE-Guitar. Lee-Gibbs.
electric. rhythm. arched top
and back, steel rod IN neck.
mahog. I'm. Gibson 4 pickup
amptfer with l2-in- speaker;
both like new; for sI25. Nv,
1866.
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to summon him back to re-
occupy his chair"
Rusty thinks the joint ses-
sions of Congress are especial
1y memorable.
TO be able to witness the
greatest legislative group in
world is kind Of awe-inspiring,
he says.
Working as a page gives you
further insight into the tech
meal machinery Of govern
ment." he says. You have bet
ter insight into how laws are
intTOduced-and passed.
"A lot of people" he states.
have a misconeeption of poll
ticians. They think politicians
are crooked or not interested in
the welfare of their district.
county or country. That isn't
true"
1T is true that there are
personality differences among
the Congressman. and some are
a little more timid than others.
but they are patriotic citizens. "