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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
They Love
A Charade

The battle-ground that is TVS "Pantomime Quiz"
recently had its wooden furniture replaced with wrought
IRON cts especially made not to collapse when Stubby
Kaye right jumps on il, says producer Mike Stokey
'Now what we need is wrought-iron contestants.
Here partial list Of casuaty-causng punch lines:
s'Ees such fastidiOus wrestler he ties his opponents
nm In Windsor knots" Cliff Norton headIocked Milt
Kamen, threw him to the floor.
sThe baIlesina was b0wlegged she looked like an
eeebeater" Carol Burnett knocked down half the set
"The psychatrst had sectional couch to treat split
personalities" Hans Conried split his pants, tore
igament.
ssThey crossed mink with chicken hawk to watch
the fur fly." Tom Poston leaped hawkShly on HOWE
Morris Bit him in the ear.
And Robert Aida wound up with headache after
Elaine Strtch whipped through Il left my sugar when
he gave me two Jumps on the head" II. L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
BATES BELMONT" 90
NOW ONLY ~

Newest Bates Quality Heirloom in the
tradition made famous by Bates mas
ter weavers, luxuriOusly bullion fringed,
at low lOwWhite Sale prices. PrsshFUnk.
Buy at your fayOrite store.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

L. $. Shannon. 37i6 Clinton Az,
Minneapolis, viii be hostess at the
next meeting January "a.
Party Guests; Mr.. and Mrs.
D'Jalma GARNER. 300 Fuller Av
were among those present at an
after party given by the Civic
Opera Board following the opening
night performance Of Samson 4
Deiilsh. The party was held in
the Kings Room OF Hotel Lowry
Queens Civic Club: The Queens
Civic club has welcomed a new
member. Mrs. Dolores Knox OF
42s Carroll Av.. into their mem
bership. As they approach their
second anniversary, members are
continuing 10 practice the clubs
motto: Watch Our Progress, The
next meeting win be January rs.
with Mrs. J Murphy and Mrs.
Nell Turner as co-hostesses. Mrs
Turner win give lecture at this
meeting.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24
RETIRED POSTAL EMPLOYEES
HoNoRID BY NORTH
STAR BRANCH or NApE

The North Star branch Of the
National Alliance 81 Postal EN-
ployeea held it's first social meet,
ing 81 the year on saturday night
january ~, AZ 500 w Central
Az. in st Paul About sixty
members, their wives and sweet
hearts were in attendance
lIonared guests wyrr tho recent
bretired employees who were pre-
scented with gitta from tho branch
They are Mr. Harvey Meas of
Minneapolis Mr. William T. War
Hcltp and Mr. William Hanna or
az PAU Mr. Hanna could not ho
present due 10 illness
The branch president Nj Den
MIST r Hines made tho preEenta
ton "a the retired men Mr. times
urged the women to again become
active and rcorRaulgo the RuSti
iary
Tho Introduction ~ members
WAS made hy Mr. Toiite J FHpptn
Group pictures were taken, a
late super and plenty n entertain
mcrt for everyone. concluded the
enjoyable evening
Members receiving ballots are
requested - mail thrm back rs
soon as possible
The nrxi regular monthly meet
Ing wtli be held sunday February
~ al pm AZ the Naelrcma club
$3.50 Fourth Az 3 Minneapolis
North star officers sire Douhls
" lnuea. Minneapolis president
T. Richard Hieas vice president
Minneapolis. Wendell G Jones'
secretary treasurer Minneapolis
and David y CuHaam, assistant
secretary treasurer at Paul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

ssiS Fourth Az s lie win be glad
to see his friends
Helpers Club, The Helpers club
az ST Peters AME church win
hold It's regular monthly meeting
at PM Sunday January "a,
At the home Of Mrs Palmer Jack
son, agoS Fourth Az y Members
arc urged to be present and on
time
Attended Aunt's Funerals Mir
itontley surmtt, 9pte Third Az $
was called to Fremont ohio, be
cause u the death ef an aunt,
Mrs bishop Bailey Mrs Bailey
died Monday and funeral services
were held AZ pm Thurnday IN
Fremont Nj surtatt left wednea
day morning Go attend funeral
services.
Morocco Club, The Morocco
club held its social meeting on
Saturday evening January rs at
the home 81 Mrs Edward Green
al Il "a SO Members enjoyed
social hour and refreshments
The next meeting wiil be al the
home " Mr. and Mfs A owens
I2a1t iiasowood Az, st. Paul on
February
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24
HrAsIEy III
JOINS HiNt COLLEGE
STAtF ~ MISSISSIPPI

Charles neaaiey ~ son ~
M and Mrs Charles Hcaalcy Nf
ar sts Aurora Az g, Paul 80
native MinneapoltAn, recently
Joined thr farul,y ~ fsuat College
rot springs Miss as professor
and chairman u the Music be
Bartmsnt
Mr. Hsasicy has had eight years
teaching experience and " years
~ professional experience ~ con
cert work Iia main objective At
gDat Ia % develop one ~ the
finest music departments IN the
state
n IL hoped that ths coileRc Will
BE- sbis ~ offer each year. = mum
beF ~ music scholarships 70 quail
insd and talented young people
10 is at present writing q book
entitled "Najofoiis
undergraduate ehapter - attend
The actiutiea
Mrs hthel Williams la president
n Delta PIT omega ChHptsr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24
Engagement OF
Marcheta Allen
Is Announced

Mir aud Mrs Theodore " Allen.
p73 lElchart Az, at Paul have
announced tho engagement II their
daughter Marcheta Enuinc 10 Mr.
Carroll Burns Williams Ir ~
Portland. orc son OF Mr. and Mra
Carroll Burns Williams 81 81
9HcaRo, m
Miss Allen KraduRtod with
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

occasion which win honor Jackie
Robinson, former member u the
famous Brooklyn Dodgers baseball
team. who viii address the meet
ing
Mr. Robinson, the first Negro
PLAYER IN organised baseball n
now vice president in charge o.
Industrial relations for Check Full.
q Nuts, New York restaurant
chain
Some ~ the members Of the
Guild who win serve ~ hostess
for the meeting include Mrs.
woodnn Lewis. Mrs Frank Agar
M,u Thclma sterks Mrs Helen
Smith. Mrs curtis Chivcrs Mrs
elmer smith. Mira Geincy rutue,
Mira VIII Jones', Mrs Margaret
Benton, Miss Thyta Lund Mrs
Howard barnett Mrs Felicia
STANLEY and Mrs G V Williams
The dinner meeting IN open 10
the public, and everyone is invited
"a remain and meet Jackie Robin
aau az the reception
Judge T. Howard BENNETT ia
chairman of the annual Meeting
Committce, and reservations for
the meeting are made BY phnnlnR
the League Office, FE 52ipT
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24
DEtra CHAPTER AKA
HONOpS AlTHIA GIBSON

fbeita Omega chapter II Alpha
Kappa Alpha sorority viii honor
hIthsa Gibson ~ breakfast Sat
urdsy morning January z5, In the
Mayfair fta9m ~ Hotel Leaning
ton
IN The evening me fhaptar VIII
attend the exhibition match ~ be
played BY Hlaa Gibson IN the Min
neapoiia Armory This event ~
feature - the Sports COMMITTEES
n the Minnesota Centennial
Mrs Joyce Jackson, vice pfeal
dent Of Deita mi Omega ia chair
man u ths breakfast COMMITTEES
Al invitation has beer extended
~ Eta University ~ Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24
LEONARD 7. GREEN
JOINS TELEPHONE
PIONEERS IN MplS.

Leonard T Green, 2S25 2Tth
Av. s. has been named a member
OF the Telephone Pioneers OF Amer
lea, MIR Green is an employee Of
the Northwestern Bell Telephone
Company where he has been en-
ployed for II years He WAS re
Gently promoted to the framework
department,
Mr. and Mrs Green were among
members OF the Pioneers at a
party held on the 18th floor Of the
telephone building on January is.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24
SMART SET CLUB
POST HOLIDAY PARTY
TUESDAY JANUARY Ia

The Smart Set Club OF Bethesda
Baptist Church held it's annual
post holiday party on Tuesday
January IA at the home Of Rev.
and Mrs. e z. Byrd. 374I Fourth
Av. s.
As the evening progressed many
surprises were evoked during the
playing of intriguing bible games.
A highlight came with the ex.
change Of gifts by the members,
after which lunch was served
Members and guests present
were Rev and Mrs. Byrd. Rev.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

John Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Hsr-
7s0n Jones, Mr., and Mrs. O'neal,
Mr., w Dickevsons the Mines lone
Brown. Addie Smith, Nina VIII
hams Dorothy Thompson. Maude
Douglas, Gertrude Smith and the
children OF Rev and Mrs Byrd
The next business meeting Of the
Smart Set club win be Tuesday
January rs, 81 the home Of the
president, Mrs Nina Williams
1919 Clinton Az. with Mrs. Maude
Douglas as hostess.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

secretary. Mrs Martin Wedding
ton. assistant corresponding sec
Rotary, Mrs Junius Powell cor
responding secretary Mrs James
Allen. assistant recording aecrc-
tarys John Lawrence, treasurer
and Mrs Leroy Coleman financial
secretary
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

hanors from Central Htgh School
20 50 Paul IN 1861 and from Rock
ford College Rockford ~ Ia 1906
She currently IN speech therapist
Al the crippled c'bildrsn's Division
University Of oregon Medical
School
Nj Williams IN forest en-
ronoloRist FOR the Pacific North
west Forest and Range Experi
ment Station lio finished his grad
uate work 81 The University Of
Michigan
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24
Gre diafawn Doneine
Party Brings Out
Beautiful Gowns

OF ali the stellar events that
sclutlllats tho social calendar A.
this gay time 81 the year. there
is none more eagerly anticipated
by the gentry than the annual
formal dancing party presented by
the Crcdiafawn Social Club
This years affair. the clubs
Both annual was held IN The Ar.
IONS Room ~ the Prom Ballroom
in 81 Paul on Friday evening Jan
usry IT, from 80 10 ~ 30 pm
The paiailal Interior ~ the ball
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

room with It's indirect lighting
gave the proper atmosphere to the
affair that attracted some 100
merrymallers
II was guy and glamorous 20
watch the ladies wearing the latest
that Dame Fashion had TO decree,
along with ghttering Jewels and
their escorts IN attractive evening
attire
Guests were registered by Mrs
Ida Mae Murphy and Mrs Luoille
Williams,
club members were identified by
wearing buutonnaires in the club
colurs Of yellow and orchid A.
the magic hour Of eleven, group
pictures were taken OF the entire
membership.
A five piece orchestra played
the latest danceubio hit tunes
while friends OF the Credjafawn
club enjoyed a wonderful evening
Wearing exquisite gowns the
feminine members set the high
style Mrs Raymond Blsdaoe. club
president, was striking IN an aqua
blue taffeta formal sheath ep-
broIdered Ia green roses drama
uzcd with an overatirt In front
drapcd Ia nyiOn net and q loose
floating panel ~ nyipn not in
back Her acoeaHories were silver
and she wore an orchid coraaKc
Presenting a pleasing portrait was
Mrs Albert Mcfarland, sicc-prasi
dent. who chose white nylon net
atrapissa waltz length gown fea-
turing turquoise blue cumbor.
buud She wore rhlucst0nr jcweiry
Mrs Martin WeddlnRton. assla
faut corresponding secretary waH
petite IN red tnffcta. while Mrs
James Alien, assistant recording
secretary was chic IN a blue net
formal With velvet bodice with
tiers of net trimming the skirt
Mrs Virginia Brown was stunning
IN beige net enhanced with q side
panel ~ Inns green
other members presenting pleas
ing portraits were Mrs Tommio
Braa10ek IN white Faills sheath
enhanced with gold scquiu trim on
the blouse wbile Mrs James Tsy-
ior WIS lovely In q black velvet
halter featuring = fun aklrt and
rhinestone trim around the neck.
line Mrs Leroy Lazcnborry was
charming IN rose lace over dubon
net bouffani skirt and accoutuat
ed wIth matching elbow length
gloves
Looking very sophisticated, Nru
Earline Galloway wss stunning IN
Kelly green waltz length formal
accrasorized with rhinestone jewel
~ and Nrs Norman Light war
petite Ia brown and gold nyl0n tat
ieta Waltz length with which she
wore black accessories and gold
ana pearl lansirY
The striking Mrs Andre Figreug
chose gold cocktail skirt ami
hisEk velvet bo,iiec Mrs Esflyn
Bell was petite Va rcd and black
CHECK frptk and rhinestone irweis
~ unlle Mrs X Murphy chose
pink lace floor length EoFn ana
Mrs Beru3ce Dukes l0Vely choice
aas bige aeo sheath featuring
high Hecklins IN front and lgs
cut 10 back and bloc silk ossm
bsfbgnd white accessories ard
rhln~n'one jssvelry T'hs l5gelg
charms ~ Mrs Paul Wo1s5 we're
enhanced with white broradsi
sheath with gold threads and
rhipestqne Bs'0elFy
The aDs sl Committee Chalred b.
terry t4szerberry was rrsponrbls
Tor presenting another successful
ard gals affair
Officers ~ the ei1t are Hrs
Raymond Elstisos president Mrs
AIhsft Mcfarland vice president
Benjamin y Henderson. recording
s-sassaassaaasa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24
Reception To Follow
Urban l.eoauo Dinner

The Minneapolis Urban League
Guild viii serve aa host a. rce
reption Immediately following the
a2nd Annual Meeting of the Min
noapolis Urban League 10 be held
Thursday February o NJ $40
pm IN the uaii ~ States, Lean
tuRton Hotel
kfra willard Mcniil. tAlud
President has announced that
plans are being completed for this
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24
Tea Al international
Institute To Spork
Centennial Role


the Tea. announced in last weeks
issue Of this newspaper that the
Arch Room OF the international
Institute. ISIS w Kellogg blvd,
will be the setting for tea 30
be held on Sunday January Il, be-
ginning at 4 pm THIS event Is
being planned BY the Negro cuitur-
al group Of the Institute with an
open invitation 70 all who have an
interest in participation and sup
port Of the Forthcoming Festival
Of Nations, which viii be held in
the ST. Paul Auditorium May Z
through II
Membership chairman OF the In
ternational Institute, Mrs Milton
Soem, viii relate the eolorfl his
tory OF the organization and eN.
plain how IL began as a committee
project Of kindly ladies who went
10 meet the immigrant ships for
the purpose OF greeting frightened
and lonely young women seeking
Jobs in the new world, and de-
yeloped into a social agency with
a two-fold purpose
First, that OF helping the foreign
born 90 adjust TO the American
way Of life and secondly, Of help
ing both native and foreign born
20 honor and cherish their dis
tinctive cultural heritage All ma
tive born Americans who take
pride In the contribution Of their
group to this nation Of many
peoples will find place at the
Institute
In 1883 Festival OF Nations win
be not only the biggest event Of
the Minnesota Statehood Centen.
NAL observance, but the greatest
home talent show in the nation
Among the 5000 volunteers win
be people of every ability those
who have talent or skin for
sewing, dancing, cooking singing
directing, flower making writing
kitchen organizing, clercial exper-
fence, designing, MERCHANDISING, or
Just looking beautiful in cos.
tune
Negro history began In Mime
sofa with the colorful Honga fam
ny, descendants Of freed Negro
couple who had been brought 10
the Northwest by a British com
mandmeu! 10 1872 They iutermar-
ried with the Chippewas and be-
came noted voysgcrs, interpreters
and Christian leaders.
In the early days Of the 81
Paul settlement, james Thompson
freed By a fund raised through the
Methodist Publication Company IN
Philadelphia IN recognition Of his
leadership ability and skin as an
interpreter, WAS invited by the
Sioux Chief. Little Grow. 20 cs-
tabhsh a farm, school and mission
In hts village
In the tragic Sioux Massacre
a quarter century later Christian
Indians helped many settlers 20
escape, an act Of mercy undaub.
teddy influenced by this good man
The Centennial Festival Of Ma
lions Will honor the memory o.
each groups cultural leaders since
1858 But the success % this event
must depend upon the support CIV.
en- by the community leaders Of
1855
Everyone who b. interested In
seeing that Negroes are repre-
scented IN tho special Centennial
edition Of the Festival II Nations
Us invited 20 the tea Assisting
Mrs Reed viii be the Mines James
oliver Robert shoffner and Cecil
Mccoy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS y

Schema Club The La schema Club held It's social meet
ing for the month az the home OF Mrs Gladys Turner i0ls
Third Az Monday January 30 The club glad to well
come two new members into the membership They Mrs
Doris Bailey and Mrs Mabel Johnson who present at the
meeting,
Frnmnnt Az Is patient az the Cornelius Nursing Home
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24
Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL

Holidays In Chicago; Mrs. Leon Hampton 2S5 n Grotto
spent the holidays IN Chicago visiting relatives Mr. Hampton
Esauirees Held Meeting The Esquirette met at the home
OF Mrs Robert Patterson 962 W Central January 10
In combined business and social meeting Mrs Robert Watts
ad Mrs Dorothy Brs guests during the social hour Mrs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

ST PAU Chapter No, i, OEs
reelected Mrs Edith NJ Ware
worthy matron for the year OF
1858 at its annual election Of Of
ficers.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

~Infiaiion: when sogle thing that
cost $40 ns~ fep years ago. upw
costs SIS 10 repair III g. Hat
siss~9n.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

Prosperity goes 10 the heads
OF some and 30 the waists Of
others.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-11

Russia ousted Ivan Serov, its
Security chief.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-11
Pytllian Sisters
Elect Officers

Garrett Temple No. II, Pythian
Sisters elected officers Monday
evening. The following were
selected: Florence Sanders, past
chief: Carrie Shaffer, most excel
lent chief; Ruby Ashby, excellent
senior; Beatrice Holler, excellent
junior: Hills Yoder. manager;
Beural Casteel, secretary; Violet
Bowser, treasurer; Georgia burst,
protector; nellie SWartzentruber,
guard; Clara Dewitt, trustee: Flor
encc Sanders, representative to
grand temple; Beural Casteel al
ternate; Patty White, pianist; Violet
BoWser, captain of degree staff;
Ellen Turney, press correspondent;
Ann Meisenbach, installing officer.
The new officers will be installed
at the first meeting in January.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-11
Ski Club to Meet

Members Of the Western Mary
land Ski club will meet Sunday af-
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Ski
lodge on Marsh Mountain. it was
announced by Harold Ashby. presi-
dent.
Ashby said one Of the features
would be trade or auction period
wherein used ski equipment could
be disposed Of
AT the ski tow area the oper-
ators prepared to have the new
Pomalift in operation. There are
two other ski tows on the noun
tain and they would also be in use.
Helmuth Heise, manager, said
there was some snow in the area
at the present time.
The ski area was officially
opened last Sunday and a number
Of people inspected the new ski
lodge and the other facilities of
the spot.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-11

The wedding of Mss Ruth Marie
Fike, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ford Fike, of Accident, became
the bride of James Frederick Bow
man, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bowman, Sr, Accident, in double
ring ceremony performed by the
Rev. c. f. Dauphin on Sunday,
October 5, 2 p. M, at the Zion
Lutheran church in Accident.
The altar was decorated with
white NUNS. palms and candel-
abra of white lighted tapers.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and wore a ballet
length gown of white lace with
finger tip veil attached to a crown
of sequins. She carried a white
Bible topped with white orchid
caught with white satin streamers.
Miss Dorothy Glotfelty, cousin
of the bride, was maid of honor
and John Bowman, Jr.. brother of
the groom, served as best man.
Mrs. Thomas Crouch and Mrs.
Jack Edmiston served as brides
maids, while Dale Fike. brother of
the bride, and William Oester,
brother-in-Iaw of the groom, served
as usherS.
Miss jeanne Collier sang 20
Promise Ne" and The Lords
Prayer" accompanied at the organ
by Mrs. Harry HENDERSON.
The brides mother wore a blue
dress with navy blue accessories
and a col3age Of red rosebuds.
The bridegroom's mother wore a
navy blue polka dotted dress with
navy blue accessories and a cor
sage of red rosebuds.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception was held in the church
parlor. The brides table was deco
rated with a three-tiered wedding
cake ornamented with a miniature
bride and groom. Mrs. Harry Hum
berson cut the wedding cake, as
sisted by MIS- Harold Kahl Mrs.
Ethel Seibert presided at the punch
bowl, assisted by Mrs Albert
Smith. Mrs. Claude Fike and Mrs.
y. W. King served the ice cream.
The bride was graduated from
Northern High school, class of 1856
and prior to her marriage was
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-11
Oakland Personals

MAS. w. r. Offutt returned to her
home yesterday after a visit of a
week with relatives in Cumber-
land.
James Stanton qualified for
second class rank in the Boy Scouts
at Board of Review held last Thurs
day evening.
The Red House Lutheran Sew
ing Circle will nave its annual
Christmas party on Wednesday,,
December H.
Raymond Ellis, OF Newcomers
town, o., spent last week visiting
relatives and friends and doing
some deer hunting.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-11
Lions Have Ladies Niqht

Members of the Oakland-Mt.
Lake Park Lions club had their an
nual Ladies night dinner and dance
on Monday evening. They had din
ner at the Southern High school
cafeteria Entertainment was fur
nished by High school students of
Mrs. Ruth Browns choral classes.
The Ivy Leaguers presented sever
al numbers, girls trio sang and
there were several dance numbers.
The group then went to the
Armory where there was dancing.
Music was furnished by the South
ern High school orchestra.