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Furthermore, he said the best teachers in the city will
leave the growth Of the community itself will be stvnfed
and if the example OF Norfolk becomes widespread
inevitable, ANY kind Of economic development in
the South would be greatly hndered and retarded"
The problem for the students is ueatonaI and eco.
nomc, he said.
Some colleges hope will take them tests, but
don't open soon, in three weeks maybe, they
won't get diplomas Some may get them. And will
affect them whether they go into industry business where
they want TO get Job I've had men TO me with
college educatons and say they needed high school d.
poma to get Job.
III discourages the children"
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Soviets Tip-0ff-
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Professor Morrison explains " probable that
OFFICIAL RUSSIA DID NOT EXACTLY APPROVE AMERi-
CAN EFFORTS TO WIN VICTORY PROMPTLY, AND
HOPED THAT THE PACIFIC WAR WOULD DRAG ALONG
UNTIL SUCH TIME AS THE sovlETs FOUND IT CON-
VENlENT TO COME IN
III makes rather provocative foofnofe TO the dispute
the Marsha-Roosevet thesis that needed Russas
entry in order win the against Japan.-Nafonal
Review"
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Mel Off,

Continued from Back Psge)
WE REPEAT-PRoMoTlNc ADULT AND JUVENILE
DELINQUENCY. FoccNc THE THINKING OF SATAN
BOUND" PLAYERS AND FANS: ADAMS. EWES.
MURDERoUS GAINS JUDAsES KNAvES AND FOOLS.
THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN
PARENTHooD III
PART
WE SENT Hlctl-POWERED ANGEL FOOD TO
MR. AND MRS. Off, But THEY WERE BOUND HAND
AND Foor-MlND. SOUL. AND SPIRIT!
1.-THE FLESH PR0FITETh NOTHING"
THUS DID JESUS DECREE LAW, WHICH SATAN
BOUND" NJ Ds MEDICAL NURSES. HEBREWS.
ROMAN CATHOLICS PRoTEsTANTS. AND OTHER
Continued Next Column Top)
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The Christian Scientist
Continued from Back Paqel

Continued from Back Paael
I'm ONE CASE, A SOLDIERS BACK WAS BROKEN IN
TWO PLACES WITH THE FRACTURES CLEARLY RE-
vEALED BY X RAY. THE VICTIM CALLED WARTIME
MINISTER TO HIS BEDSIDE IN AN ARMY HOSPITAL.
NEXT DAY, THE DOCTOR ON HIS ROUNDS DISCOVERED
THE PATIENT ABSENT FROM Bed INQUIRY REVEALED
THE SOLDIER IN THE MESS HALL HAVING LUNCH. HIS
BACK WAS SAID TO BE COMPLETELY HEALED.
ut IS ALSO ASSERTED THAT A SOLDIER STRUCK
BY LIGHTNING AND PRONOUNCED DEAD BY DOC
TOR WAS REVIVED BY SCIENCE.
But heaIinss not the only demonstrations re-
corded. A Scientist. II is claimed, PUT CONVOY OF
25.ToN PIECES OF EQUIPMENT ACROSS SIx-ToN
BRIDGE By APPLICATION OF PRINCIPLE.
IAN ARTILLERY BATTALION SERVED BY sciEN-
list CHAPLAIN FOUGHT FROM THE MEDITERRANEAN
THROUGH FRANCE AND ON TO AUSTRIA WITHOUT
COMBAT DEATH.
I'm NEW GUINEA. A PATROL OF 30 MEN WAS SENT
ON A MISSION THAT APPEARED SUICIDAL ScIEN-
list IN THE GROUP BEGAN TO SPEAK ALOUD OF HIS
ONENESS WITH GOD. OTHERS TOOK UP THE WORDS,
REPEATING THE PHRASES. THE OBJECTIVE WAS
TAKEN; NOT A MAN WAS KILLED. :"
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Why Am Christian Scientist

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WHY AM A CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
Excerpts from wrapper Of book by
BY THOMAS L. LElSHMAN
Personal Record Presenting Introduction to the
Work and Writings Of Mary Baker Eddy
and the Progress Of Worldwide Church
What part has Christian Science played in the increased
emphasis upon the mental and spiritual aspects Of exenee
WHAT IS IT THAT DRAWS PEOPLE OF WIDELY VARIED
RELIGIOUS BACKGROUNDS AND FROM ALL WALKS OF
LIFE, TO THE STUDY AND PRACTICE OF THIS
SCIENCE? clear and challenging discussion Of these and
other orepeated questions is found in Mr. Leshmans
book
THE AUTHOR APPROACHES CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FROM THE STANDPOINT OF A STUDENT OF THEOLOGY
AND AS A SPECIALIST IN THE BIBLICAL LANGUAGES,
TRAINED FOR THE MINISTRY OF THE CHURCH OF
SCOTLAND He explains how and why he became Chris
fan Scientist. AND HOW. THROUGH THE YEARS. HIS
FAITH HAS BECOME EVER MORE FIRMLY ESTAB-
LlsHED. He shows that CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IS BY NO
MEANS BASED UPON HYPN0TISM, MIRACLE. FAITH
CURE AND so FORTH. BUT UPON DEMONSTRATION OF
DIVINE HEALING. THROUGH PRAYER AND SPIRITUAL
UNDERSTANDING OF THE NATURE AND RELATION
SHIP OF GOD AND MAN, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
TEACHINGS OF JESUS THE CHRIST
In less than a century Christian Science has grown and
developed until its adherens TO be found in
quarter Of the globe result Of the inspired work Of
Mary Baker Eddy its Diseoverer Founder and Leader.
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Boy Dies in Coma

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BIBLES. CLERGY, LAYMEN FROM THE M-y-T-HL
CAL, DEvlLiSH, ANTI-cHRiST. PSYcHoPATHIc.
ADAM-EVE, MURDERoUS CAIN, JUDAS, KNAvES
AND.FooLs' EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL
HUMAN PARENTHooD-"THE CHASTITY FARCE
OF MATERIAL" (so-esiedl EXISTENCE!
-p. 272, S&H
Age l4"-Name not given DIED IN WILKES
BARRE GENERAL HOSPITAL after IS months follow.
ina an AUTO ACCIDENT"
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What Makes Good Bows Bad
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What Young People Think
WHAT MAKES GOOD BOYS BAD? BAD BOYS


WHAT MAKES GOOD BOYS BAD? BAD BOYS!
BY Eugene Gilbert Detroit News)
Bad comprehension rock m ro-are adiudqed by the
een-sgers themselves to be the single influence
on the lives OF American youth.
Replying to Of nationwide surveys they coneen-
rafed their fire the companions and gave the music
clean bill Of health
Boys apparently have trouble resisting poor
examples set by their friends than do girls
The boys voted 76 per that bad companions are the
worst influence compared with "a per of the girls
Apparently boys pay attention 10 their elders than
girls do.
The boys voted n per cent that EXAMPLES SET BY
ADULTS ARE THE WORST INFLUENCE Then they turned
around and gave adults al per Of confidence
the BEST INFLUENCE. A quarter listed parents their
best guide.
BoTSSeEM ESPECIALLY AFFECTED BY TALES OF
VIOLENCE ON TELEvIsION AND NEWS OF CRIME AND
VIOLENCE IN THE NEWSPAPERS Girls seem more dis
fvrbed by uneasy world affairs and the threat Of atomic
warfare.
In The survey. SO PER CENT OF THE YOUNG PEOPLE
SAID THAT CRIME NEWS IN NEWSPAPERS DOES HAVE
AN EFFECT ON TEENAcERS BEHAVIOR. AND 40 PER
CENT SAID THE Tv SKETCHES AFFECT YOUNGSTERS
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Eisenhower Backs Bible

0enfinved from Back Pace,
s1ENcs. ThE PROMISE AND PRoPHEcv ne
ANOTHER COMFORTER. EVEN THE HOLY cuoer
WHO IS TEACHING ALL THINGS pRoMoTINc
THE HEALING Of The NATIoNs"!-Revela,;or- An
AWAKENING 70, APPREHENSION or rur
REAL, The Externally PERFECT NATIoNs re
NY ONE cREAToN-AND THERE IS NONE oruro
--MATTERLEss. FLEsHLEss. SPIRITUAL cHp :, i've
-eIskNAlLY COMPLETELY PoPULATNc
suPER-sATuRATINc, THE ONE UNIVERSE wIru
McoRRuPTIBLE. oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE w.
EISENHOWER BACKS DAILY BIBLE READING
BY the Associated Press (cs Mor;,or,
NEW YORk-Presideni Eisenhower endorses da;Iv Ya,d
ing Of the Scriptures
letter from the President TO the American Bible So
esfy was made public by the society connection with
the announcement Of It's annual Thanksoivinc rs.,
reading list.
LIKE STORED WISDOM" the President said, THE
LESSONS or IHe BIBLE ARE USELESS UNLESS THEY
ARE LIFTED OUT AND EMPL DYED. a EAlrHrlu pEAn
INC OF SCRIPTURE PROVIDES THE COURAGE AND
STRENGTH REQUIRED FOR THE LIVING OF Our TIME =
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For hall century. true 70 the highest standards OF
responsible reporting the Monitor has grown in service 70
wide community With freedom. fairness. and sensiiivity
has recorded he events Of day and written with
clarity Of its judgments for the pages are
found The facts and opinions upon which intelligent de-
esons can be firmly based.
"on this occasion, delighted add my congratvla
fions and best wishes.
Sincerely
Dwight D. Eisenhower"
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Devils kremIin--

CAPE CANAvERAL, FIa.-tUPI-The Air Force ser,
It's Atlas bssfe missile roaring out over the Atlantic Fri
day night and there strong indications broke the
infereonfinenfa distance barrier than 5000 miles
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-06
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL. THE NoN-cHRIsr

SCIENTISTS !. FAIL TO APPREHEkD
CENTURIES 3. C.. RECOGNITION;
SECOND CHRONICLES. 10TH cHAPTER-"sATAN
BOUND" HEBREW KING ASA, DISEASED m HIS FEET
UNDERSTANDING. :. (. EXCEEDING e&GAT
-. AND HE SOUGHT NOT UNTO THE LORD [DWDNE
lovE BUT TO THE NJ D.s AND Ne DIED!
NATURALLY HOW CAN THE SATAN BOUND"
Ll3-2ATE THE SATAN BoUND"a smilss)
PART 3
LOVED THE PRAISE OF MEN
MORE THAN GODS!
MEL oTT-A GOOD GUY WE HAVE BEEN
INSPIRED BY HIS WONDERFUL CAREER. AND
PROFOUNDLY REGRET HIS PREMATURE
PASSING
HOWEVER, IT IS INSTRUCTIVE TO CONSIDER THE
UTTER LACK OF DIVINE PROTECTION ON THE PART
OF MR. AND MRS OFT!
MY HIGHEST CHOSEN PEOPLE. CHRISTINE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS. HAVE MAXIMUM PRE-
vENTIvE AND CURATIVE PROTECTION or ALL
RACES AND PEOPLES
THE MILLIONS OF TESTIMONIES GIVEN At
WEDNESDAY SERVICES. THE WEEKLY AND MONTHLY
PUBLICATIONS, RADIO AND Tv PROGRAMS.
AND IN c. S. LECTURES NEED NO sUBSTANTIATloN
OR MULTIPLICATION HERE.
PART 4
THE cup AND CROSS. SPIRITUAL WARFARE.
IMPERATIVE vs. THE MATTER" ADAMEvE
MYTHICAL, DEvlLSH, so-eaIIed WORLD AND
HUMAN RAcEs!-'THE FLESH AND THE DEVIL!
EXCLUSIVE REALITY. ALLNEss. OF
HEAVENLY. ETERNAL HARMONY.
APPREHENDED VIA C0NSECRATED LIVES
OF STUDY. MEDITATION. PRAYER.
AND PRACTICE
HOURLY. DAlLY-OF THE INCOMPATIBLE.
DIVINE REVELATIONS. WISDOM. AND UNDERSTAND.
ING. PEACE. POWER. AND PLENTY LIFE
MORE ABUNDANTLY," OF MY ONE, PURE, TRUE
CHURCH. THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST III
THE PREDESTINED EVENTUAL, THE ONE AND
THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS :"
TRUE BASIC EDUCATION CULTURE, POLITICS,
ENTERTAINMENT. RECREATION, CONTROL OF THE
REDS 'PUNY' Cod, PHYSICAL, NATURAL
SciENcE-NATURALLY, A PRISONER OF THE DEVIL!
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DEC. 6. 1853
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-06
CONSTRUCTION OF NEW HILTON HOTEL
HAVING A INK?

HAVING A JUNK?
TAILS Ia STORIES TO DEATH IN PITTSBURGH"
sixth ACCIDENT VICTIM, TODAY PERIOD"
-FOUR OF SIX, NEGROES
Pittsburgh Courier. II2N
2se MAIL-ANcEL FooD-To HILTON, PITTSBURGH.
FALLS Ia STORIES TO DEATH m PGH.
Pittsburgh Courier. ltf2U
PITTSBuRcH. Pa.-The death Of Martin Hines. y. st
Allegheny General Hospital following injuries received
while working on the new HILTON HOTEL here. has
newed rvmors Of iinx on the Job.
Kimes who fell IA stories to his DEATH shs sixth
accident victim the hotel site during Today period
Four Of The including Kiaes who met with accidents
the Jobs Negroes.
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DEC. 6, 1853 IL
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Devils R. {. Beer Murder

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MELTING WAS ONE OF A FEW STUDENTS WHO
sTREWED FLANNERYs CLOTHES ABOUT THE HALL
OUTSIDE HIS ROOM, BECAUSE FLANNERY DID
NOT KEEP HIS OBLIGATION TO HELP CLEAN UP The
REsrAURANT-PART OF A DEAL FOR HIS ROOM
UP AsovEr News, MO
SLAYER ONCE HEAD OF ROYAL OAK CLASS"
although he Is described having quick temper.
young Patrick F!anncry known fine boy and good
athlete At Shrine Of the Little Flower High School, Royal
Oak" News, 1920
BAD TEMPER OF The SATAN BOUND"
CATHOLIC PRIESTHOOD
BISHOPS, CARDINALS. P0PES INCLUDED
INDIFFERENT. CONTENTIOUS. OR HOSTILE
TOWARDS NY MARVELLOUS. IMPERATIVE, CHRIST,
SECOND COMING" MASTER, SUPREME, colos-
SAL. SCIENCE OF TIE uNIvE2s=! THE UNIVERSAL
MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES!
CATYOi!C AID ALL Nc,N.---ssisaIST SCIENTIST
CLERGY ARE. MORE OR LESS.
SPIRITUAL CRIPPLES!.
SPIRITUAL ADUL TERERs. INVOLUNTARY
SPIRITUAL TRAITORS MENTAL ASsAsslNs!, FULFILL
ING JESUS DEFINITION o. THE DsV!L-'MuROekeK
lRoBBER. TOOL A LIAR. vCiD or I%o'n'-See Jun"
AND THE GRAND posT.cIviL WAR REVELATION
DEMONSTRATES sATANs UNHEALTHY, A M-Y.T-H'-
CLEARLY APPREHENDED BY NY HIGHEST
CHOSEN PEOPLE, cHRIsTLlKE CHRISTIAN scIsN.
TisTsl. Who REALIZE The EXCLUSIVE NIA-"''
FOR SELF AND OTHERS Or o'AsT~rSIN',
ukisvApABLE. iNcoRRuPTiBle iNvutNskAoLe
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR TRUE HABITAT
NV ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIkENessl
AND, INCIDENTALLY. THE ONE RE.A-l UNIVERSE
IS EXTERNALLY, COMPLETELY POPULATED.
REQUIRES NO ADDITIONS OF SHINING. sIup,u.
LAUNDERING HuMANs-ApAkis. Ewes. Mukpekoos
GAINS. jUDAsss. KNavss AND FOOLS IHs sS0
AND PSYCHOLOGY or AL HUMAN PAkeN' 49,
NY cHll-Dl.E-s-s CHRIST JESUS "Ine Wa
ThE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE" COMMANDED CALL
NO MAN :. FATHER"l
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10 DOWNING STREET

We in Britain recognize The Christian Science Monitor
as one OF the worlds great newspapers We admire parsc-
ulary the high standard Of its international news coverage
On this important anniversary in your history send my
congratulations and good wishes.
Harold Mcmillan, -
Prime Minister"
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Christian Science Monitor
Boston, Mass. :. via WI Cables
u send the Christian Science Monitor my congratulations
on its Fffefh Anniversary and the services has
dered TO American journalism that II will continue
TO prosper the years.
Winston S. Churchill"
The Detroit Tribune expects in due time TO express its
appreciation for that monumental magnificent Anniversary
edition OF l04 pages dated October 49, 1883
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-07
NATIoNAL ALLIANcE NEWS

The next regular monthly meet
ing Of North Star Branch Of NAPE
will be held Saturday November
8, at s pm. at the Nacirema Club,
3949 Fourth Az. s., Minneapolis
This will be a social meeting. Come
out and meet the new members.
At the October 7th meeting del
egates to district No. 7 Conven-
ton. submitted their very fine
report. This convention was held
in St. Louis, Mo, and delegates
were L. r. Riess and William p.
Warricks, who reported a well
organized meeting and the St
Louis branch, the perfect host.
The annual election Of officers
was held and the following were
elected for the coming year: Leroy
r. Riess, president; Burie w.
Carmichael Jr.. vice president;
Wendell c. Jones, reelected secre-
tary treasurer, Louis r. Moore, re-
porter and William p. Warricks
sergeant-at-arms Trustees named
are David Francis. Arnold c. Ban
lister and Enroll NJ. Fassett.
President Riess appointed How
ard Hunt as chairman Of the sick
committee for st. Paul and John
Ewing Jr.. chairman for Mime
apolis.
John Wesley Lyle was sent as
our representative 70 the testimon-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-07
Harold Combs Is
Beck From Trip
To Mississippi

Concluding a three weeks vaca.
ton spent In points In the south
visiting relatives and friends, Mr..
Harold c. Combs, 1915 Fourth Av.
s.. returned home October 20, with
a long list OF renewed friendships.
Mr., Combs left the city October
p, and stopped for one day In
Chicago and was the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs, Robert Morgan From
Chicago he went 10 Jackson, Tenn,
and was extended many social
courtesies by Mrs, olivia Pruett
and Mr., and Mrs. James Jordan.
other courtesies were extended
to Mrs. Pruett and Mr.. Combs by
Mr.. and Mrs, E. p. Randolph, Mr..
and Mrs. A. 2. Nancy Mrs, Jessie
Savage and Mrs. Lillian Parker.
While In jackson he also visited
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Ida jackson
and brother-in-lAw, Mr.. Maurice
Moseley. on October 21st, Mrs
Pruett. Mrs, Florenz Wiley, Mr.
Moaeley and Mr.. Combs motored
to Corinth, Miss, and were guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. w, d. Webb
sister and brother-in-law OF Mr.
Combs, who were hosts at a din,
ner party in honor OF their house,
guests. Corinth Is Mr. Combs home
town
Mrs. Pruett, Mrs. Wiley and Mrs
jackson are all Madison County
school teachers, Mr. Combs is a
Hennepin County deputy sheriff
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-07

placing cans in business establish
ments for solicitations 70 aid IN
the program, A second unit Is be-
ing organized by Mrs Thadeus
James. 5l3 Logan Av, N, The next
meeting win be at the home Of
Mrs, Talmadge h Carey 3T04
Fifth Az. s, on November 70
Club Hostess Mrs, Lamar Rob-
erts, 200 r AS St was hostess to
the First Nighters Bridge Club on
Saturday afternoon November /
Mrs, Talmadge Carey Jr, new
member was welcomed by the
group, Following lunch, the after
noon was enjoyed playing bridge
with prizes for high scores cap
tured by Mrs william whiteside
first; Mrs, Carey, second and Mrs.
Tyler Howell Jr third Mrs James
Brown. Al17 clinton Az. win be
hostess TO the club at lis Deoem.
Der meeting
Return Home; Mr., and Mrs
Palmer s jackson, S70s Fourth
Az. S. returned hom from Omaha,
Ncb,, where they were the guests
OF Mr.. Jaokson's mother Mrs, Nan
Whitehall. Mr. jackson motored
back with his mother when she
returned home after spending six
weeks in the city visiting her son
and daughter-in.law. Mrs Jackson
Joined Mr., Jackson in Omaha and
returned home with him via motor
| Convalcscing Al Homei Mrs
| William North. 1922 Fourth Av
s. returned home Thursday from
Mt, Sinai hospital where she had
been patient FOR five weeks foI
treatment and rest, During her
disqualification, a sister Mrs. James
Brown, the former Pearlina Wood.
ard, took care OF her children. Mrs
North is convalesoing at home
Visiting From Canada, Mr., c
Luther Clarkes Of Winnipeg, Can,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-07
LARRY cASsIUS AND
FRIENDS CELEBRATE HIS
FIFTH BIRTHDAY

The Halloween motif dominated
the decor when Mr.. and Mrs. DON
aid Cassius, 1925 Portland Av.,
celebrated the fifth birthday of
their son Larry, which was OCtob-
er 81, with a party given Saturday
afternoon November /, at their
home.
Guests were given horn, hats
and favors on arrival
The usual games and the award
! ing Of prizes to winners filled the
afternoon Of fun.
Following games refreshments
were served highlighted with a
beautifully decorated birthday cake
carrying out the Halloween theme
with decorations Of witches and
! pumpkins and individual molds Of
ice cream in the shape Of pump
kins, witches. airplanes, boats and
trains.
The little guests showered the
honoree with many useful gifts,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Cassius pre-
sented their grandson with a two
wheel bicycle.
Those helping Larry to a happy
birthday were Vicki Carter, Den
Use Marshall, Sherita Mosely, Don
aid Staples Jr., Michael Calender,
Charlie Jackson, Tony Webster.
Debbie and Stephen Brown, Ben
nice and Butch Brown, Sandy and
Ricky Smith, stephanie and
ChucISie Logan, Carol Sue and
Mera Lee Gage. and also having
fun was Larry's sister B. Allison
Cassius. Buster and Panel Hunter
sent a gift, but were unable to
attend.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-07
Kids Enjoy Halloween
A. NueiFenau Club

COLLINS, witches and black magic
reigned at the Nacirema Club, 3949
Fourth Av. s., on Friday evening
from 7 20 pm, when the club
under the direction OF Claude Ma
son, entertained some $50 neigh
borhood youngsters with tradi-
tional games, magic and treats.
Magician Joseph Conrad and son
entertained with magic which
thrilled and delighted the group.
Mrs. Donald schofield and Mrs.
Ray Dysart supervised the various
games assisted by Mines. Donald
Brady Jr., william Hin and Gus
Burns with prizes awarded TO the
winners and treats for everyone.
Donations were given by various
stores through the efforts Of Mr..
James siemmons.
Many parents were on hand en-
joying the party with the children.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-07

directors held its regular meeting
Monday November 3, at the home
Of Mrs. Earline Galloway, 757 st.
Anthony Av. A report was made
by Mrs. Marguerite Carter Of the
Credit Union Day dinner attended
by herself and Mr.. and Mrs. Huron
Shelton held October 16, at the
Prom Ballroom. Mrs. Victor Gallo
way, educational committee chair
man gave her report and said that
plans for the unions annual meet
ing had been completed The meet
ing will feature a smorgasbord
dinner at the American Legion
Clubrooms on January 10, 1859.
Enjoyed Vacation: Mr.. orion
Shelton, 412 Iglehart Av., spent
part of his vacation at Long
Prairie, Mimi, guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Lawson and Of Mr..
Leo (Slim) Heuand, 2s5 N. Con-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-07

cord St, St Paul, son-in-law of
the Lawsons. Mr.. Shelton bagged
the limit in game and reports a
wonderful time was had. Mr.. Shell
ton, Mr.. Frank O'Buen and Mr..
and Mrs. Heuand and children
made a return visit to the Law
sons, returning home Sunday No
vember 2, and reported for work
on Monday.
Family Visitor: Visiting from
Washington, d. c., is Mrs. Mildred
Vernon who is the houseguest OF
her mother, Mrs. George Brooks
Sr Of 697 Rondo Av. and her
brother and sister-in-law and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. George Brooks
Jr. Of no St Anthony Av. Mrs.
Vernon is enjoying renewing old
friendships and the many courtes-
les extended.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-07

ada is in the city visiting his
cousin. Ramon sisson and Mrs
Geraldine sisson Of $500 Portland
Av Tho visitor is being briefed on
happenings In the twin towns as Il
is Mr. Clarkcs first visit back to
the states in 81 years,
Returns Home, Miss Amanda
Byrd, $500 Third Az, s., returned
Saturday from Seattle, Wash.
where she accompanied by Mr.
Kenneth Richardson OF Duluth.
MINI, visited with former st.
Paulites, Mr. and Mrs. orre
Flood The visitors were enter
tanned by Mr., and Mrs John
Evelyn Kelly) Robinson. also
formerly Of st. Paul The many
social courtesies accorded made
her trip a very pleasant experience
Mr. Richardso remained in
Seattle for a longer visit
Family Guests, Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth Henson Of Portland. Ore.
left Tuesday for their horne after
spending five days in the city Wis
iting Mr.. Henson's parents. Mr..
and Mrs, Glen Beck OF a705
Fourth Az 8 There Ia a possibill-
~ OF the Hcnsons making their
home In Minneapolis after the
first Of the year.
Names Omlttedi The names OF
Mrs Lucille Woodland a Mrs, Mar
iorie Hayes who poured at tho
Isis tea were omitted from the
story In last weeks edition The
red roses presented to the queen,
was the gift Of the Woodland Fun
eral Home and not the Temple as
was incorrectly stated.
I.aisseE-nous-f Bridg Club;
Mrs o, l.. Alexander. 1882 Fifth
Az 8. win be hostess TO the
Laissez-nous-faire Bridge Club at
her home on Saturday afternoon
November s.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-07
Committees For
Whereby Annual
MEETING Numed

Clifford r. Rucker, president OF
the Board Of Directors Of Phyllis
wheatley Settlement House has
announced the preliminary plans
for the saith annual meeting OF the
Red Feather Agency,
The meeting win be held on
Thursday, January rs, at ell, pm,
Phyllis wheatley House. SOC Aid.
rich Avenue n.
The following Committees have
been appointed for the meeting;
Program COMMITTEES, Miss Es-
Their sherwood. Chairman; Judge
Leslie Anderson. Theodore Wood
ard, Cecil +, Newman, Katherine
Parsons and Mrs T. s. Mooers,
Publicity Committee; Mrs Helen
whiteside. Chairman; Theodore
Woodland, Mrs, WIN Jones, Fred
Hadley and Harry Davis,
Food Service Committee; Mr.,
Charles Fist Mrs, Harry Davis,
co-ehairmen; Mrs, Myrtle Banks,
Rev. II. w. Bolts, Mrs. Archie
Givens, Mrs Patrick Patton, Mrs,
Daisy Young. Harry Lewis, Mrs,
John Mortland, Mrs Jack strawd-
er, Mrs, Earl Stewart Mrs. Eddie
withers, Mrs, Oscar Grissom, Ed
ward Seetrom, Mrs, ], Frank
Fraser and Mrs, Robert Charlton,
Reservations Committee; Mrs,
Paul Curry, Chairman, Raymond
Cannon, Mrs Armas Pelto, Mrs,
Earl Kyle. Wendell Jones, Mrs
Russell c. Duncan and Mrs. Lyod
Hale.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-07
HIGHT YOUNG WOMEN
TO APPEAR IN SkIT
AT SIS q BTU MEET

At the meeting Of the Mime
sofa State Baptist Sunday School
and Baptist Teachers Union Sun
day afternoon Nov. 8 at Bethesda
Baptist church in Minneapolis
eight young women under the d.
rection OF Mrs. Helen Wagner win
present a skit depicting the last
summer national meeting Of the
IS a. BTU Congress in Omaha.
Appearing In the skit will be the
Misses Lorraine Heron, Dolores
Hollomon. Juanlta johnson, Paula
b. Wood, Barbara suddeith, Elaine
Montague and Judy Blakey