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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

munica ton OF Congress
Lodge. No. ~, F. A. A. M.
will be held on Thur sday,
February 20, 1858, at )
pm, for the purpose of
comforting the last Ma
sonic rites upon our late
ARTHUR e. NESBiT-T.
OF the lodge are REQUESTED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

DOLAN, JOHN J. A special COMMUNE
cation OF silver SPRING
yN\ Lodee, No. rs, A. r. g.
IN A NJ, is called for Friday,
MgM February n. 1888, at
NSLX pm Tor 'the purpose OF
W. conducting Masonic serv-
.ceS Tor cur ate brother,
Pas Master JOHN j. DOLAN Mem
bers are urged 10 attend
JOEL S. STEEL.
Norseipfui Master.
j r HUTCHINSON. SecY nn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

BARNEN, MARUARLI. On IUeSday,
BARNES OF 1900 Merid.an st "
Notice Of funeral later. Arranse-
mentS by Fraz!ers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

FEBRUARY Is. 1888. at her residence residence
ai4 18th st. NV, CELIA THOMP-
SON mother of Mrs. Rebecca Fergu-
son, Mrs Esther Holland, Mrs Maggie
FERGUSON, ESsie James, Ante. Her
bert and Isaac Thompson TWENTY
five grandchildren. thirty Rreat-Rrand-
child en-, a host OF other relatives and
mans friends also survive Friends
may call at the Malyan e. Schey, Inc.
Funeral Home, N j. ave. and r st.
services will be held at the Meridian
Hill Baptist Church. l725 Kalorama
rd. Nv. on Thursday. February 20,
at pm. Interment Woodlawn Gem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

TATE. REBECCA NJ. On Wednesday,
Hospital, RsBEccA M. TATE Of 5a4
lst st NV. beloved wife OF John
H Tate Notice of funeral later.
Arrangements by Morrow L. Wood
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BOILING, VIOLA b. On Monday,
February II, IN5s, VIOLA B BOIL
ING of @g23 Macomb st. ". be-
loved wife Of the .ate Julian B
Boiling and aunt OF Mr. Robert
Haibrook o. Crosse Point Park, Mich i.
and Renita V Belden Of Washing
ton. d c. Services at the s Il
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2a0l l4th
g.. NV. on Ihnrsdsy FEBRUARY 70
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

SIEEkS, EDWARD W. Suddenly. on
resi1encs, 200 Fenimore I'd. Silver
Spring. Md. EDWARD W STEERS.
beloved husband of Pauline E. steers,
father Of Edward w, jr.. and Ben
janlin c.. Steers; brother Of VIM. W.
and D. Alvin Steers, Mrs Gertrude B.
Nichols and Mrs. Helen Thomas.
Friends NAV call at the Takoma Fu-
neral Home. 354 Carroll St NV
parking oppositel where services
ct 1915 am. Intefment Arlington
National Cemetery. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

DOLAN. JOHN j., r. =. The officers
X m ana members OF silver
H>SN Spring Chapter, No iii. o.
NRN =. S. axe requested to as
%AA25AS scmole on Thursday, Feb
Nj rdaTy 20. 1898, a. pm.
" at the Warner E 2umpnrey
Funeral Home, S434 Geor-
cia ave. Silver Spring, Md, for the
purpose OF conducting funeral serv-
ices Tor our late brother. JOHN J.
DOLAE By order OF
DOROTHY B PELLEY. w. NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

LANCHE .. The ofncers
and members OF Eleeta
Chapter, No u, o " 8.
are requested 20 attend the
funeral services OF Sister
BLANCHE T. LYON on
Thursday, February 20,
1905, at ! pm, at the
Iethel Baptist Church, 205
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DENA 7. On Tuesday,
FEBRUARY Is, 1858. at her nome,
~ MAO ns 9NsorGia D Sye vS SILVER sprins;
Norman kessler, Anthony Dellenoci
ana Mrs. Peter Lambros OF Silver
Spring, Nd. and sister of Lawrence
IasSlatore OF New York and Mrs.
Mrs. Dellenocl rests at the Warner L
rumpnrey Funeral Home, S434 Ga.
ave. Silver Spring, Nd parking Ia
ciliuesl. Mass will be offered for ine
reroSe OF ner soul on Friday. Febsu-
arv " al $3.50 am. at ct. john S
Catholic Church, Forest Glenn. Md.
lnterment Gate of Heaven Cemetery.
%
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
Doug Hall To
Speok To ST. Paul
NAACP Sunday

The - Paul Minnesota Branch
OF tho National Association FOR
ne Advancement Of Colored People
will hold ita regular membership
meeting Sunday March | 1853
al the Halle q brown Commun,
ity House commencing at 400
pm
Douglas Hal, attorney prom
dent o. the Minneapolis Branch.
N AACp win be guest speaker
The subject OF MI llans address
win be- the Minneapolis nnnch'a
night Tor an open Occupancy or
dlHlupe
an Committee Cbairmeu are 20
report oa the activities ~ their
committees ana a discussion win
be- held on the proposed binding
code statute Ia Nt Paul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

The regular monthly meeting OF
the North star Branch viii BE- held
Saturday March g. 1853 az 500
w Central Ay.. st Paul
Installation 90 pfncers elected
for tha coming year win take place
at THE time After "a brief business
aamaa uhrro win be "a soaial hour
and light refreshments viii pa
served
Newly elected nfnysrH are H.
Richard Rlr president, David q
Gusmm. vice presidents Wendell
C. ZONES secretary treasurer
Ecnard w Hos0ou. aorreaut-at.
arms James T. Brown parlamons
tartan aHd IoWa 3 Moore. re-.
porter
Trustees nHwri nre David a.
Francis Ennu N. Fusectt pgul 8
Curry Charles - curry Tcla D.
Burt and WuHsm y WafaeIH
Louis = Atoorc Branch reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
Dorothy Jean Surley
Wed Jemes w.
Henderson Feb. IS

In simple hut impressive
douhle ring ceremony performed
Feb aa 90 the home " Rev r.
Henderson, 1922 Bryant Az ~
oUie,ating minister Miss Dorothy
Jean Gmley, daughter OF Mr. Eu-
gene Gurley 325 bradford Az, N
exchanged marriage vows with
James WHHam Henderson ~ p0p
Humboldt Az ~
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was lovely IA formal
gown o. light pink net over tat.
fcW featuring atrapless bodice
with which she wora matching
not stole and waits length skirt.
White gloves a headdrtss OF white
mWrt me uots arid rhinestone
lcwelry completed her ensemble
Attending the bride and her only
attendant was Miss Jimmie Cur
Icy a cousin. who was attiroj IN
IA gown identical Go that ot the
bride and who woro rhinesunc
icWclry
Mr. Edward Eakylcr was the
.grooms best man
Mr. and Mrs Henderson arc AZ
home 60 their friends at 900
Eghih Az n
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
"Babe" Jackson Dies
A. Vets Hospiiol

Jesse tBahrJ J1yJaHn g07 Fire.
mont Aw died March j. in Che
Veterans hospital Mr. JarHm
had been 30 for several months
and a8spital.zcd Internationally
during that period and bad bcsU
La patient In the hospital Tor one
week prior 90 his death
lie was wen known figure
In downtown MluHaapolw
Born tn Quincy Iu.. ho bad lived
IN Minneapolis Tor 81 years
lie was n veteran 0t World War
H.
he ia survived by orc brother,
Harry Jackson and two nircea
Mrs Esther Dean and Mrs Alice
Johnson. all 81 Minneapolis
Funeral services were held We'd
ncadag March .. at the Woodard
Funeral Chapel with Rev Martin
n Simmons officiating with burial
in ~ Smelling National cemetery
Woodland Funeral Home waa in
charge ri the service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
Sandy Perry Is
AdeIphoi Club
Speaker Feb. Is

Sandy Perry industrial score
AIRY Of the So Paul Urban League
WAS the guest speaker at the reg
ular monthly meeting u the Adolf
phsi club held pm Tuesday
February 20 at the homo OF Mra
Ida Mae Murphy 1854 Thomas
Az he spoke 0D the workings of
the Industrial department ~ the
ST. Paul Urban League, which
was very informative and inter.
cstinR
a report was made by MIR
Crystal Burgess aud Mrs Annie
Cook who attended the luncheon
on Monday February "a 80 the
Womrua City Club Mr. Clifford
Rurkor executive director Gov
erH1rs Human Rights Commits
sion was the principal speaker
Ills subject was Race Relations
The next meeting 90 the club
win be March 20 at the home 81
Mrs O W Lindsey 750 Carroll
Az. az 2 PIN
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
Cleveland Ohioan
Husband Of Former
Local Woman Feted

Concluding an enjoyable ten
days visit in the city as guest OF
his aunt. Mrs Bessie Lewis OF
1929 Fourth Az, s and other rel
atives ard friends, Mr.. Henry NJ
Robinson Of Cleveland, o. lett for
his home on Friday morning Feb
ruary Is
Mr. Robinson arrived February
is his first visit To Minneapolis
since his marriage Is years ago
20 Virginia Lewis, niece OF Mrs,
Lewis and was royalty entertained
by his former Twin City friends
whom he met while attending the
University of Minnesota.
He was the dinner guest OF Mrs.
Irma Clardy Craven, who was an
attendant at his wedding other
guests were Mr. and Mrs James
C!ardy, Mr. ana Mrs Felix Ciardy,
Mrs Bessie Lewis, Miss Marjorie
Lewis and William sayles Jr
on Sunday February %. Mrs
Bessie Lewis was hostess al fam
lily dinner IN honor OF her house
guest with "a members Of the
family present He was guest OF
Mrs Allie Wilson nj an informal
party Tuesday evening he was
honored guest az a dinner party
given by Mr. and Mrs. Wsrnen
Rhodes Other guests were Mrs.
Lewis and Miss Marjorie Lewis and
ON Wednesday evening dinner at
a downtown cafe and Thursday
night he and young Jimmie Lewis
attended the shrine Circus. He was
also entertained by st. Paul
friends.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
MRS, Earl MCGEE
SURPRISED nv FRIENDS
AT SIORk SHOWER

When Mira Fart Mco'ec. b27
Aurora Az get out last Saturday
.mght March with her husband
she Thought she was going 90 the
theater with Nh and Mn Ira
Allen Instead shc found that a
group OF her friends had arranged
surprise storl shower IN hcr
honor at the home Of Mrs Allen,
dt2 lrlehprt Az
when ahc arrived 90 the Allen
home friends who had already aa.
acmblod there greeted her with
surprise, surprise and she was
overwhelmed liosloasvs were the
Mines Donald MtMuare Norman
Davis Leonard Carter. John Cob
Inns and Ira Alou
A pink and blue color scheme
was carried out in decorations a
large bassuct covered ia pink and
blue vaB placed la the dining room
where guests Deposited their Rtna
"u ARRIVAL The reutor at attrbos
tiau war u chair covered ia pink
and marked "far the Lady ius
Waiting w which the honorce
waa rnthruUrd
Shower games were played win,
pHEgs going tD Mu Dorothy Hair
rH Mae Robert Jones and Mira
WHhm Raudal
A hlghHght % rNe evening r8mo
with fHr opening Of She many
lovely sind lmshIs Eiru Chat had
boon placed IN the basainsl Mfs
MCGEE was assisted lu opening
/. her EItts hy Mw Kenneth Jones
Lgm refreshments were served
followed hy tasty lunch "a mia
IniRht
showtrug Ma McGss with
practical and loyoly gifts we're the
Mines Maurice iIcudcrsuu I'hand
IsT MrWBlt Wubcr Randall D1f
alhy Harris pdHo Washington.
robert Jouua u Jones. fgobeft
Graham JuHlus Powell taci,
Campbell Kenneth loucs Kenneth
Wallace Cornelius Tucker Percy
Zachary Josie MCGEE ~ u Cart
Wright Hobblo Parker tho Misses
Beverly and Dolores Jones Those
who we're unable % attend. bot
FoHt Flna were The Mmoa Myr
fhoue Bonner walter Robinson and
james Phillips aud Jerry Beai.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
African Violet Clubs
sponsor 18th Show
AZ DonuldAonA

The African Violet Clubs ~ the
Twin Cities ard vicinity win hold
their Sm Annual African Violet
show Thursday Marcs n. At pon-
aldsina Downtown Store in MIN.
uoApoits
Hundreds of plants lea nitl bloom
VIII be displayed and well in
formed starr win provide tnforma.
ton on the propagation and cul-
turr af the African violet.
~ clubs with mumbors 90 Min
neapolis, 10 rani and neighhorng
towns comprise the Twin cities
and Vicinity group Mrs + "
Price u 81 Paul is president and
Mrs Douglas harrington OF Min.
neapolis ~ the show chairman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
Royma Estes Is
Well Received BY
Recital Audience

4 capacity audience and a cross
section Of Twin city music lovers
enthusiastically responded 20 an
excellent program Sunday after.
noon, March Z, when Miss Rayma
Estes lyric soprano, appeared in
recital sponsored By the MINNIE
apolis Gospel Choral Union The
recital was held at 4 pm. tn %,
Masonic Temple 1882 Fourth Az
s Minneapolis
The performance Of Miss Estes
can be described az excellent
and unique IN artistry Tier pro-
gram comprised Of five groups
OF selections clasaaa. spiritual and
gospel SONGS which provided an
afternoon Of enjoyable entertain
menl The audience expressed their
appreciation With enthusiastic Rp.
plause Throughout
Including N her selections were
THE Lords PRAYER" by Maiottc.
Indian Love CAL" "huelulla
My Joe aria from Carmen
Jones. Precious Lord" hy Dorsey
Summertime" by Gsrahwn and
her concluding number. 20 Lord
II n u Mlsg Estes was IN nue
voice displaying technique, color.
soul and brilliancc
II was wonderful 90 hear a sop
rama project soft passages and
strong ones with equal oloqucnce
Her voice has AN engaging lyric
quality that is perfectly projected
with an ruwRblo enforced resoH-
nucc and soaring. accurate pitch
that does not shift gears" for
difficult reaches She h an artist
who lives her music and virtually
takes an audience along with her
under rapturuus spell
The concert throughout was
characterized by excellent music
ianship. youthful enthusiasm and
q polish and perfection worthy OF
a professional singer u seemed
all TOO soon when the program
reached Sc finale such delightful
singing BY the rich soprano voice
Of Miss Estes leaves one with The
desire 10 listen an the while such
was the effect on the audience
Her accompanies were Mrs
Elyse Lyle and r CaaaabyaHlca
Primm two % Tho Twin Ciuea
leading pianists and accompanies
both artists in their 8en rghta
Their sympathetic playing A. the
piano supported Miss Estes sss
ceBeutly which blended into a
harmonious combination
Miss Estes received her earlier
musical training Under her mother
Mrs Ray Estes ~ Boomers Spring
Kans ard further study - the
University Of Kansas under Claude
N'ucgmb ard che Mlansapgta
college ~ H8e.r Student ~ Nv
HsralI 7 Bunbln
shs - Featured aaloist with
the Twin cry Symphonic CHORUS
. member ard Hrst psnEe, q tbe
Pgmuaires ard Hss sung ulfh
Wings Over Jordan
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
Jim Gro Hits
Jews AS Well
AS u. S. Negroes

1 chicago AMP Benjamin y
Epstein 81 New York cug ua
u1nH director ~ the Anti be
fanatiaH League ~ q, nal g. mn
declared here WpHJay fhat tHs
maintenance ~ aggregated Hpuh
ling rlrenia aHd neighbgrhnpia
constitutes oHr ~ lfs ma lpf rola
/ blocks tH tbs struggle FOR equality
u mis- country
Arriving In Chicago Tor o. meet
1 ing ~ League lsadsf presided
over by taa Gglgbiait Egsie.r
outlined Same ~ ihe pfm paI
pfgEisus currently fsnR hla
sawry end usrrJ 90. nation SO
pattern ~ housing Discrimination
high m fHe Hsf
Dc pointed g1f mat On me-
NORTH TIE achievement ~ b0aI
lmoHfaaa6 a reryuly hamgeua
vs. segregated housing aHd neigh
bgFb1sds AIiHrarn schools raat
on ne strength al 80 Negro neigh.
barHag1s ~ aai8 raaf u many
Hsfhstr e|ges aggregated housing
81 as rFd ~ t0 no HpHH
"Aem fHa sauHify 30 said
"huaarsa are barred FRAN rent.
,ag ~ buying itmsa beagas ~
rtaf religion az fses IN almost
every region from coast ~ coast
there afs suburban communities
aHj.H are asr4 20 Jewish home
pufrHaaera
Tho religious factor determines
who shall a1s where MI only W
1o4rSfa bgf t1 rsriain sections
" Aueuraa rlrs Ia New YoyE
CtF fu example otherwise o.
ub,e rsnn'a lffrH find ~ lu
possible % rent ~ purchase grr
tain 8lar.nrHa 1r the Easf Hiaa
~ MsHhattgr aoIriy because they
4fe Jewish
I'm second malaf city uln
Anti Dnfams'l0f LssgUf found ms
erapH ~ Segregation Uas eu-
r.0gr4 8grar Jews ia another
msww a large middle Income
housing asa'glFGsr' Instituted me
prsrffse ~ renting ~ IeQlst ten
ants bIf in only 1Hs corner ~
are project iH s1ri lbs ghetto
Eayfbalag hangover from ne
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

Fox Louis Erwin Viola kanatT
Monroe s,hiagtus, Sam sehoncr.
Lou Herman Ernest Cooper.
SANDY peuy shelton Granger
Ashhy GasEuns pauiel jaroboW-
ski and Perry Lusk
The award pictured above has
an actual shirt sleeve on darll
blue background Failing By the
outsiretghed hand are cards with
the nantes ~ the shirt Sleeves
members ana their organizations
In the lower corner ts a framed
citation which reads as follows
"rhe shirt Sleeves club pre-
SCENTS this shirt sleeve award 20
Shelton Granger our friend and
oa-wofkcr ia the vause of human
dignity and Brotherhood
The award was designed and
made by Ferry LusK ~ the Ma.
uonal Conference 90 Christians and
Jews ou behalf Of the shirt sleova
cra
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

Az were hosts 70 the Morocco
.ymh az 81 social meeting on sat
urihy Mawh Sociahsiug ana
gUmes gollawrd hy lunch was On,
lowed Tho next meeting win Do
at the home of Ma and Mm
l.uthor pcanis Sato nth Av s.
on Maph 70
he Nauu club The pe Nauu
,lub met February "a, with Mrs
Aunr Ncwlln 3p25 Fourth Az.
is Spuug plans were discussed
rho nest meeting win he az the
home ~ now member Mira
MANLY Rhodes. i6ot PORTLAND Az.
Ricthdas uwctiugs Greetings
60 Mrs Wendell Ulhbs. 1919 ".
sc 81 who obacrycd her natal
day on March o
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

braur and muscle which has been
placed az his d.apaml in The per,
sons Of Tho numerous refugees
fr1u slavery who have br0nEcd
into the lines OF the Union Army.
st Paul Daily Press, May 10,
fgCV
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

on February %. Plans Tor The
clubs annual tea were discussed
After the business session. the
hostess served a delicious dinner
Queen Civic Club; The Queen
Civic Club will meet Saturday
March 8. with Mrs. Georgia Brown,
900 Iglehart Av
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
Club Fefed Member
Al SONG Away
Porty March 4

The SUbuhanites fesod Mrs,
E,Ssie Green one Of the members,
at dinner going away party on
Monday evening. March a al Sug
ar's Restaurant Mrs Green who
has been a member Tor four years
and who was employed az the
Veterans Administration az IT
Smelling has been transferred g
Philadelphia, Pa Veterans Admin,
istratioa
A green and white color scheme
dominated the decor The dining
table with green and white APP
pointmcnts was centercd with q
green crystal candclabra with
lighted white taperS
The dinner began with cock
tails and hors d'ouevres steak.
fowl and seafood dinner complet.
ed the menu
th' A-Nat ~ h1ahN'AhNf'ht ahAAa NAANNft
with = beige cardigan cashmere
sweater and each member pre-.
scented her with an individual gift
in celebration Of her birthday
which was February n
Mrs Green LEFT Thursday, March
s for Philadelphia 20 report Tor
duty at her new office
Members present who wished
the honorce bon voyage" were
the Mines. Hazel Filbrtght Glor,
Ia Bowser. Rosimai Pew Eleanor
Barber Luherta FAINT Doris
Franks. Almarita Johnson, Mary
Molten. velma Waters and Lula
Brooks
The next meeting OF the club
win be March ~. with Mrs Velma
Waters, $50 Igiehart Av.. as host
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
KEEP NEGROES our

a petition ia being circulated
about tho streets praying the leg
ielBiure "a pass an act admitting
90 the people an amendment "a
the constitution prohibiting the
immigration ~ Negroes ipto tho
state a. Paul Daily Press, Fob.
y. 1858.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Return Home; Mr. and Mrs A. Owens Of 5000 Clinton Az
rctcned homo Thursday evening Fehreary 81 from Chicago
where they had heou called attend che funeral o Mrs Ovens
hr0ther Mr. Cherries Ranks MIR Banks died Friday February
~ and funeral services held Chicago Wednesday
February 20
Morocco Club Atr and Mrs James Walker 1881 Clinton
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Sterling Club Stag: About so members Of the Sterling
Cub 80 n Dale and their friends enjoyed themselves
stag bean feed Saturday evening March The time was whed
away playing bridge hearts and whist
Club Hostess Mrs Urin Clark no ST Anthony Az was
hostess TO the Earnest Workers club Pilgrim Baptist church
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
STEAMER BRINGS CONTRA
GENERAL TgFs SLAVES

Gen sIbley has shown o. great
deal uf good sense 10 awaiting
himself n tbr excellent quality ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

For quick frosting lay a thin
chocolate mint on each cupcallc
as YOU take Il from the oven
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

Clab Hostess Nra r ~ Glenn.
8sf0 Fourth Az 8 sin be naatess
tp ne Laiasez as4a.fa3re Bridge
ciab % Saturday narth 9 - her
hums
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

There are only two kinds Of
people In the world--those IN
the swim and those la the SOUP"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

When shelton Granger goes work IN Cleveland this weeb
the new Urban League Director, he viii have with him
unique presented 10 him by the shirt Sleeves Club
the Twin Cities
The shirt Sleeves Club is made up of the professional stat
people OF Twin Cities Human Relations Agencies
Members Clifford Ruekcr WAfrcd G. LELAND. picb
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

peak efa Of alums persists today
"a respect 90 middle class and
luxury apartment living
Epstein noted lhat Now York
CITY recently uuiiuwpd dlnrrm.
inaiiou Ia private housing ana deu
cliboa u pa Legislative milestone
establishing tho legal right az ala
60 bargain Cor their shelter Ia a
freely open competitive housing
market
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

other meetings scheduled for
March Is and 10 40 Mrs prlms
home
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
Queen OF Hearts"
Thanks Those Who
Helped Her Win

SHERIFF. Lee Meslnga ibs a.
Grotto. ST. Paul who was crowned
Queen % IleartH ~ the annual
contest sponsored by Inafer'a Inc
thanked her supporters in "a state,
ment "wednesday
said Queen SHERIFF. = wish
e. Nnporcly thnHlg an who ia any,
way contributed Ca my hriug
crowned Queen Of Heatls last nj.
day night Feb rs
Il viii always remember app
pruriauvcly tho MANY kind people
who helped me win the crown and
the lust For Run tlub which span
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
cor WoRk -IiOp TO
DISC - TNFIs ALTON

a discussion group corr eFufgl
wFfb ne issue ~ Iru 'lan and
DgfiaiIsa isd ~ Mrs Russell
Lind has been arranged - he
Heunspfu County Eapubtcsn
Workshop
The group hslG tg first meeting
~ pm ~ thursday March .
a, ne hgae u Mrs Fsay Bean
5slz i.yn8ais ~ 8 win tNo
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

s0rcd my successful candidacy,
Thanks loads, 60 an
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

The next meeting OF the club
win be March "A, with Mrs Velna
Waters, $50 Iglehart Az. as hosa
tess,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11
Answer 70 NETWORK

newt, note. tern, tenor, tone, town,
token. torn. tower, trow, trek. went,
work wort worn, wont, woke, wrote,
wren, owner, over, rewon. rent, rowen.
rote kern, know. knot,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11
WORD GAME
Find 81 or more words in
BED taft,

meaning "a bed slat." Average
is % words; time limit, Is
minutes.
Rules OF the Fame-l. Words must
be Of four or more letters 2. Words
which ACQUIRE four letters BY the addi-
ton Of IS" such Is bats" cats" are
ot used. 3. Only one form Of a word
is used 4. Proper names are not used