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Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03
NO ACUERDAN
(Viene de la Primera)

AL cabo de TODD un dia de discu-
stones precedido de seis meses
de converSaciones entire bastidores
los ministries reconocieron en- un
communicate, no haber logrado po-
nerse de acuerdo en- la election de
una sede comun para sus organis-
mos supranacionales: Mercado Co.
nun, pool del carbon y ell acero y
euratomo.
Los ministries dijeron que poste-
riormente procurarian encontrar
una soluci6n al problema. No ha
Sido fijada todavia la fecha de la
nueva reunion.
Ell "parlamento" de las seis ma
clones recomendo la semana pasa-
da concentrar las instituciones en-
Bruselas, Estrasburgo o Milan, en-
csc orden de preferential.
Los ministries Sc comprometie-
ron ell siete de enero iltimo a de-
signar SUI Capital comun para ell
30 de JUNO.
Sc atribuye Ell hecho de que no
10 lograran a la insistencia de
Francia, en- demorar toda resolu-
cion por dos amos y a la ausencia
de los Ministries de Italia y Alema-
mia Occidental, quienes no pudie-
ron concurrir a la reunion de hoy
por tener en- sus paises otros pro-
blemas de mas urgencia que ira
tar.
Sin embargo, los ministries con-
firmaron en- SUI communicate que
todavia estan resueltos a colocsr
sus tres organizaciones, que Sc de-
sarrollan rapidamene, en- una sola
ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03
CASTICARAN ~.
Continuation de la Pagina 81

clones de desarmar a toda perso-
ma que no pertenezca a las fuer-
zas armadas o a la policia unifor-
mada.
Entretanto,a todos los partidos
polfticos sc les ha recordado que
despues de mafana no Sc permi-
tira ninguna actividad relacionada
con la campana electoral.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03
SOMETEN
Continuation de la PSgina -

Els possible que los salvoconduc-
tos no sean otorgados hasta que la
Comisi6n de Jurisprudence haya
emitido una opinion, o hasta que
suba al poder I'm nuevo gobierno
en- Colombia.
Ell presidente electo, Alberto
Lleras Camargo. ha de asumir la
primera magistratura colombiana
ell siete de agosto proximo. Els
opinion particular de algunos de
los embajadores ante la OEA que
Lleras Camargo podria otorgar
esos salvoconductos sin esperar la
opinion de la comisiop o aun reti-
rar la peticion para Interior dicta-
men.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03
NoTAs socIALEs
De Voeaeiones
(Viene de- Ia Pagina y

De NGeGeione8
Procedentes de Panama y por
Ia via aerea llegan hoy a Miami a
disfrutar de una temporada de
esparcimiento las gentiles damas
Rosario Garcia de Paroles, Nivia
Rodriguez, ClOrinda ArrOcha, Ali.
cia y ROsita ChOng.
Las saludamos cor6ialmente Y
les deseamos una grata estadia en-
esta ciudad.
De Europe
Despues de haber gozado de I'm
interesante recorrido por ell Viejo
Continente y antes de emprender
viaje de regreso a Panama, hace
una corts escala en- Miami la gen.
til dana senorita Maria Teresa
VallarinO a quien presentamos I'm
carinoso saludo y deseamos una
grata permanencla entire nosotros.
Cumpleanos
NueSCraS mas caraS fellcltacloneS
para la sonora Serafina Wood de
Fernandez, esposa del senior Jose
Fernandez FiguerOa, quien celebra
hoy la grata OCCASION de I'm nuevo
aniversario de SUI natalicio.
Extra hoy en- un nuevo ano de
vida la estimada DANA sonora Ma
ny Perez de johnson, esposa del
senior Robert Davis johnson, mott
vo por ell cual nos complace en-
viarle nuestras mas caraS fe-
licitaciones y votos por SUI ventu-
ra personal.
Hasta Washington, D. c. envia-
mos nuestras mas caras felicitacio-
mes a la distinguish DANA costarri-
cense dona Gladys Ponton de Ar
ce de Heurtematte, esposa de don
Julio ErnestO Heurtematte, con
motive de la grata celebration
de su cumpleanos en- ell dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03
DEBATEN
"PLAN RAPACKI"

PARIS -(UPD- Ell "Plan Ra-
packi" de Polonia para la desnu-
clearizacion de Europa central Sc
ra debatido en- la primera session de
la asamblea de la Union de Europa
Occidental, que Sc reunira a las
1400 GMT.
Los 178 miembros del cuerpo
continuaran ell debate iniciado ha-
ce varios meses por SUI comision de
defensa. La Comisi6n aprob6 una
moci6n rechazando oficialmente ell
plan del Ministro de Relaciones
Exteriores polaco, Adam Rapacki
para la desnuclearizacion de toda
Alemania, Polonia y Checoslova-
quia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03
BUScAN -.
(Viene de la Pr1mera)

en- medic de una nueva atm6sfera
de optimismo.
Las esperanzas occidentales ere.
cieron aver cuando Russia repent
namente, abandon6 sus anteriores
exigencias de una cesacion inme-
data de las pruebas nucleares y
ofreci6 tomar parte de manera IN
Conditional en- Ell examen de un
sistema de inspection del Este y 81
Oeste.
La inesperada oferta sovietiea
fue hecha por sus representatives
en- la reunion de Inauguration De
la conferencia que fue convoeada
para preparar un sistema de detec.
cion a toda prueba, destinado a Inn
pedir que ningdn pafs pueda reali-
Ear pruebas nucleares de contra
bando despues de un possible acuer.
do entire Ell Este y Ell oeste para
suspenderlas.
La segunda reunion de Ia confe-
rencia debe r~ealizarse hoy a las
1400 GMT en- ell palacio de las ma
clones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03
HIGH DENUNCIO
(Viene de Ia Pag. 81

Ell Alcalde High declare que
nunca habia representado a min
gun bolitero. Ahadi6 que iba a ir
hasta ell fondo del asunto. "Nece-
sito saber quien esta detrAs de es
to y quien di6 las ordenes a estos
detectives"
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03
IKE DICE 80.
Viene de la Primera)

labios, de manera que no po-
drfan S iquiera mencionar los
grandes problemas politicos que
afectan sacramento sus relacio-
mes y ponen en- peligro la paz
mundial".
Sin embargo, agrego Eisenho-
wer que las potencias occiden-
tales mantienen la opinion de
que una conferencia de jefes de
gobierno es conveniente "si pre-
senta una oportunidad de rea-
liar conferencias serias sobre
los problemas mayores, y 81 es
I'm medic effective para llegar a
un >acuerdo sobre temas signi-
ficativos".
Manifesto que en- vista de la
actitud asumida por Russia, mo
hay prueba adn de que tai sea ell
caso".
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03
RECOMIENDAN -.
Continuation de la Pagfna 81

VCUHCIHuHCIOH uG Ia FagInd 81
queho, ha Servido para fortalecer
nuestra conviction de la necesidad
de una promotion mucho mas in
tensa, que sea verdaderamente
adecuada, en- los Estados Unidos,
en- Europa y en- TODD ell mundo".
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03

Los funcionarios esperan que la campana de
propaganda rusa Sc intensifioue 81 las N. U. de-
ciden hacer algo mas que ell envio de los obser-
vadores fiscalizadores, que va estan en- Ell Ii
bano. No obstante, la opinion general es que
la intervention material de Moscu en- aquella
iona Sc limitara a hacerlo a traves de naciones
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03
(Viene de Ia Primera)

charan por que Sc restablezca la
partida complete por "tener enci-
ma" a los democratas.
FL Secretario de Estado, John
Foster Dulles, dijo a los Periods
tas, que la elimination de la suma
en- question del presupuesto de ayu-
da podria constituir luna grave
amenaza para la seguridad de Es-
tadoS Unidos".
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03
Cuba Enreqars a Chile Joven VenesIano

SANTIAGO DE CHILE, Julio 2 -(UPD- Ell %Embajador de
Cuba Emilio Cancio, comunic6 al MinSterio de Relaciones Exte
riores, que SUI gobierno entregaria a la Embajada chlena en- La
Habana, al joven venezolano Carlos Ferrero Larralde, detenido pr
formar parte de grupos rebeldes.
Chile intercedio Dor SUI ibertad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03
YUCOESLAvlA
(Viene de Ia Primera)

truccion de una gigantesca fabri.
ca de aluminio, otra elaborado.
"a de fertilizante y Ia moderniza.
cion de tres minas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03
EE. UU. Y RUSSIA :.
(Viene de la Psgina DOS)

Naciones Unidas. Moscd va ha acusado a los
E. U.y Gran Bretana de c~onspirar en- una "agre-
sion" en- Ell Libano, con SUI apoyo de una ac.
cion de policia de las N. u. 81 es precisa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03
BUZON 49,.
(Viene de Ia Pag. 81

arreglar en- nads la situacion.
Me es muy dificil diagnosticar
SUI case, porque, naturalmente,
seria precise conocer una Sc
RE de datos que jamas una car
ia puede dar. Sospecho, sin en-
barge, por ell tono de sus lineas,
que es listed temperalmental, al
60 irascible y muy propensa al
roman.icismo catastrofico. Ia
les cualidades son pesimas para
poner remedio a una situacion
como Ia suya No obstante, pues-
to que tanto lie importa SUI mari
do ino valdris la. pena hacer
un esfuerzo, dcjar de quejarse
una temporada y observar ell
resultado? Els, creo 20, 10 unico
que lie queda por hacsr para ira.
tar de salvar su m%atrimonio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03
PARA MIGDALIA

Me incline a Greer que la "a.
zon del apartamiento de su no.
vic no son los Is 8 20 amos que
lie lleva. CuandO un h0mbre quie-
re de verdad a una muchacha CO.
me listed %(h0nesta, hogareia, in
cluso con un ligero complete de
inferioridad) y esta SECURE de
ser correspondent, esa diferen.
cha de edad no suele echarle
atras. Es l6gico. A los SO 8 80
amos que quizas tiene su novio,
un hombre Sc encuentra en- pie.
no dominic de su vitaIidad y es.
tando SECURE de 81 mismo, esta
SECURE tambien de la mujer que
lie anna. Otra c0sa seria 81 listed
fuera una artista, una modelo o
una muchacha de vida POGO es.
table. 6Ha averiguado listed 81
hay algt en- la vida de csc HON.
bre que lie impida casarse con
listed? mo existir, ell recuerdo
de OtrO amor un hijo, en- fin al.
60? Es imperative saberlo. En-.
GAUGE Dor ahi sus gestiones y
ponga las cosas perfectamente
en- claro. 81 no hay NADIA en- ID
vida de este hombre que la fire..
ne, sera que no la quiere 10 81.
ficiente, pero noes esa mi
opinion Particular In diferen-
cia de edad.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07
MOTHER 8 INFANT
HONORED At BABY
SHOWER FEBRUARY z

Mrs. Charles Young and her in
FAINT daughter, Kit Teresa, of 1898
Smelling Av. were honored guests
on February ?, at a neighborhood
baby shower for the little new
conner who arrived January IL.
Hostessing the affair were the
Mines. Maxine Underwood, Loyce
McDavis and Carrie Wallace at
the home Of Mrs. Underwood, 1896
Smelling Av
The afternoon was enjoyed play
ing games and records. Prizes for
games were won by Mrs. Irene
Williams, Mrs. Lucille McQwtter
and Mrs. Rosalee Pollard.
Following games the many beau
tiful and practical gifts with which
they were showered were opened
and displayed. after which lunch
was served
Other neighbors present were
the Mines. Katherine Nix, Madelyn
Frazier, Emma Boatman and Ear
line Eason. Mrs. Rose Warn sent
a gift but was unable to be pres
ent.
After the shower husbands and
neighbors who gathered for a social
hour were the Messrs. Ernest Nix,
Howard McQuitter, Charles Young,
Sammy Frazier, Van Butler, Ed
mond Ball and Airman sc Laur-
ence Anderson.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07
Governors Committee
To Explore Open
Occupancy" MuffeE

a subcommittee 10 explore the
matter OF open occupancy" leg
islation was named at the meeting
OF the Governors Committee on
Housing and Relocation.
The sub committee win analyze
the various proposals and report
back TO the full committee for its
possible recommendation 20 the
Human Rights Commission and
ultimately to the Governor.
Defined were two main COM
mittee detectives; aid in solving
iousing problems facing minority
groups; and facilitating the re-
location OF those families being
displaced by freeways and other
developments.
The committee Is now compiling
data on sources Of financial assist
ance TO the dislocatees and win
cooperate on the survey now going
Onward in 81. Paul.
I'VE urge residents Of the free
way area TO cooperate fully in the
natter OF survey Information as
he results viii be not only in the
interest OF the residents but win
be not only in the interest OF the
'esidents but win be heavily re-
lied upon In seeking outlets for
housing needs, desires. family re-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Feb, S--Albert Allen Jr., 1904
Fifth Av. s.; Mrs. Mabel Harris,
1851 Smelling Az; Paulette Phil
lips, 4146 Third Av. s.; Terry Lee
Hubbard, 1926 Third Av S.
Feb. 9-Linda Jean Benner, 1892
linton Av.; Josephine Sorren, 1897
.Girard Av N.
Feb. lO-George Lewis, HOS
Aldrich Av. N; Dorothy Mae Kin
cannon, 7O4 Oak Lake Av.: Leslie
Green, 3437 Fourth Av S.; Mrs.
r. ]. Flippin, 3943 Second Av. s.;
William J. Head, 1912 Fifth Av.
s; Mrs. Walter Aston, 3917 Third
Av, s.; Jeffrey Leighton McKin-
ney, 1923 Fremont Av. N; Ira Rob
inson, 3s4s Oakland Av
Feb. Howard Darnell, 1912
Third Av. s.; Gregory William
McMoore, 500 f. % St; Lowell
Thompson, 1919 Clinton Av.; Mrs.
Myrtle Register, 394O Fourth Av.
s.; Mrs. Charles A. Smith, go
Aldrich Az. N.
Feb. 12-Clarence Smith, 2410
Fourth Az. s.; Charles Wagner,
1899 Fifth Av s.; Mrs. d. Buford,
1896 Fourth Av. s.; Anita Jackson
1901 18th Av. s.; David Wayne
Jackson, 4433 Fourth Av. s.; Ed
ward Withers Jr., 1906 End Av. s. !;
Pete Batsen, 1415 18th Av. N;
Gail Yvonne Howell, 442l Fifth
Av. S.
Feb. l3-Mrs. Ella Williams, 413
Aldrich Av. N; Mrs. Olive Willis,
1856 Third Av s.; J. T. Smith,
s26 Plymouth Av. N; Charlie Pier
son, 1901 Bryant Av. N; Mrs. Lulu
Moore, 97s Bryant Az. N; Norton
Parker, SO Royalston; Mrs, Marie
Collins, 1907 South Fourth St:
Frances Renee Johnson, 4456
Fourth Av. s.; Jaime Hammond,
1892 Fifth Az. s.
Feb. 14-Mrs. Corrine Bum, $40
Aldrich Az. N; Mrs. Sarah Dorsey,
HOS Aldrich Av N: Harold
Mayes ST., so Fremont Az. N;
Mrs. Matte Boyd, 39Os Clinton
Av.; Harlan S. Watson, ia South
Seventh St; Mrs Lavinia Logan,
1913 25th Az. s.; Howard White.
SIS 18th Az. s.; Mrs. Fred In
gram, 1928 Fifth Az. S.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07
Junior Canoes Enjoy
Sleigh Ride To
Celebrate Cor


II was a hilarious afternoon Sun
day February ?, for members Of
the Junior Cameo Club when they
had a sleigh ride party at the
Hilltop Riding Stables, in keeping
with the Winter Carnival theme.
After the sIeighride the group
returned 10 the home Of Sherrie
Mazingo, ass ~ Grotto st. and
enjoyed refreshments and dancing.
Enjoying the afternoons fun
were Isabel ad Annaben Foster,
Nikh Starks, Sylvia Hunter, Leora
Myers, Antoinette Perfect, Ma
lingo, Pat Hunter, Roberta Cooper,
Bonita Pettiford, Laverne Napue,
Paulette starks.
And Jerry Ellis, Lynn Bailey,
Howard Dodd, Clennius Perry,
Garland Hunter, Roger Bentley,
Michael Richardson, Spencer
Smith, Lionel Hunter, and Dick
Gwynne.
Also enjoying the afternoon with
the young people were the chap
erons, the Mines, Tony Mazingo,
Harold Richardson and the Messrs.
Bertram Slaughter, Earl Smith,
George Brooks and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Bentley.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07
JOHN a. JONES
RECEIVES PLEASANT
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

John A. Jones. 1885 Fifth Av.
S. was very much surprised when
he returned home ON Friday even
ing January 81, 70 be greeted by
group OF friends singing. Happy
Birthday To You" The occasion
was in honor OF his birthday which
was February 3. and his wife cele-
brated the event at a party In
his honor.
Various games were enjoyed ar
Ter which refreshments were served
highhghted with a birthday cake
made by Mrs, Mia Poole. which
the honoree cut and served 10 his
guests.
Mr.. Jones received many gifts
and cards OF greeting.
Those helping him celebrate
were the Messrs. and Mines. Bin
Fraction, Thomas NJ. Brown, Rob
ert Gold. s. Douglas Thompson.
Floyd w. Poole Jr.. Carl Russell,
Richard Kaufman, ]. w Tyson;
Rev. and Mrs. Maurice White, Mrs.
shirley Grey and Mr., Beverly Ro-
land.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07
MEMBERS or KAPPA
PSI ENTERTAIN FOR
WIVES AND SWEETHEARTS

Members Of Kappa Psi Fratern-
ity entertained their wives and
sweethearts on January "a, at the
Sterling Club in St. Paul. This
affair, first large event Of the
New Year, was highly successful
and enjoyed by all who attended
The committee in charge sue
ceeded in keeping the program a
surprise TO everyone. The evening
began in a cloud Of secrecy, grad
ually unfolding into breath-taking
merriment moving gayly through
group singing. audience participa-
ton sets, delicious refreshments
and ending with dancing until the
wee hours.
Adding variety was the Kappa
XVIII Korner conducted by Wilbur
Kennedy, Carl Fraction, as quiz
master Of Truth or Konsequen-
ces," was very entertaining and
Robert Covington as "Cardini
the Great" delighted and sur
prised everyone with his roper
toire Of mystifying card tricks.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07

Spencer, Jake Prmm, Fred Wal
lace, Mrs, Dora Hardy. Mrs, Bar
barU Bling. Miss Delta Perry
man and the Messrs. Elmer Bar
Der, Leroy Vince and Charles
Spencer. The evening was enjoyed
playing games after which re-
freshments were served
Esqulrettes Held Meeting; The
Esquirettcs held their business
meeting at the home OF Mrs Edna
shannon. Ssi6 Clinton Av. on
Friday January 81. After the bus
mess session, games were played
and refreshments enjoyed. Mrs.
clifford Smith, 24iO Fourth Az.
s, win be hostess at the next meet
ing ON February II.
Visited Relatives; Mrs Ralph
c. Pnmm, ASA Fifth Av, 5. re-
turned home Monday from Chit
cage where she visited her sisters
and brothers From Chicago she
went by plane to Jackson, Miss.
TO visit her parents, Mr., and Mrs,
Coree Marshall.
Brother IL Guests Mr.. Norman
II. Rogers OF Pittsburgh Pa. Is
visiting his sister and brother-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Jones
and children of 1885 FIFTH Av. s.
Mr. Rogers Is greatly impressed
with the city and Is thinking OF
making Il his permanent home.
Crcsiteundo's Held Election; Mrs.
Edna Shannon was reelected presi-
dent OF the Cresiteundo's Club
when Il met at her home, Ss18
Clinton Az. on Sunday February
2 other officers are Ronald Sims,
vice president; Mrs Hattie Gross,
secretary; and Mrs. Juanlta Der
ricks, treasurer, The next meeting
which win be social, will be held
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs, Ron
aid Sims, 3947 Fifth Av. S.
Meets New Granddaughter Mrs.
Creacy wyatt Of Omaha. Neb.,
arrived in the city Sunday and IL
the guest Of her daughter and SON
in-law, Mr., and Mrs. Glen b, Pull
lens and infant daughter Glenda
Ann. Mrs. Wyatt's time has been
spent getting acquainted with her
first grandchild
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BRrHDAYs

Feb. S-wilham White, IT'S Ron
do Az; Mrs. Elizabeth Hail, S5S
n. Dale St; Mrs. David Flippin,
76S Carroll Av.; James o, Mann,
$50 Iglehart Av
Feb 9-Mrs. o. w. Lindsey,
276 w. Central Av.; Mrs. Emma
Hood sos N, Chatsworth: Anita
Neal 655 Rondo Av.
Feb. lO-George 5. Lewis, CAS-
st, Anthony Av; Ella Alice Jack
son, 69l 81. Anthony Av.; Mrs.
Nathaniel Galloway, IT'S Rondo
Az; Lucy Morris, SIS N. Victoria.
Feb. l-Norma Baker. SIS w.
Central Av,; Mrs. w. p. warricks,
74l ST. Anthony Av.; David Mans
field, 979 Charles st.
Feb, l2-Lawrence f. Hickman,
296 st, Adams; Miss Coree Thorn
as, 495 burlington; Arletha Brad
ford, zoos Carroll Az; Mrs. Rob-
ert Mitchell, 6s5 Carroll Av.;
Granville MCGEE Jr., Ell Rondo
Av.; Mrs. Robert Graham, 7Se
Iglehsrt Az; Mrs, Eunice Jones'
962 Carroll Av; Grace Scott, 755
Carroll Av.
Feb, l3-Mrs. Virginia Bradley,
76s Carroll Av.; Mrs. Josephine
Miller, 693 Iglehart Av.; Tia Lynn
Mann, $50 Iglehart Av.
Feb. 14-Mrs. L. L. Davis, sos
Rondo Av.; Eugene Toussaint, $50
Iglehart Av.; Charles william
Coins, 1O47 Rose Av. E., Mrs.
Margaret Daniels, 7I6 Rondo Av.:
Mrs. Lodella Magee, 7S5 Rondo
Av.; Barbara Jean Allison, Dos
Iglehart Av.; Roy A. Russell III,
500 Iglehart Av.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07

banquet given on Saturday night
at the Ryan Hotel by the Prince
Han Grand Chapter OES OF Min
nesota and its Jurisdiction honor
ing past worthy grand matrons and
grand patrons. The Chicagoans re-
turned to their homes on Sunday
evening.
Cameo Social Club Held Meet
ing: The Cameo Social club met
Saturday night February l, with
John Whitaker as host at his
home GAL Marshall Av. At the con-
clusion Of the business session, a
social hour and lunch was enjoyed.
The evening was enjoyed listening
TO Mr. Whitaker at the organ. Mr.
and Mrs. John Wilson, 937 Carroll
Av. win be hosts at the next reg
ular meeting on Saturday, March
l. Members and their guests win
enjoy a sleigh ride party on Fri
day February IA, to Hilltop Riding
Stables and will return later TO the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Ma
lingo, ass N. Grotto for a social
hour.
Back Home: Mrs. John r. Law
renee, 947 Iglehart Av. returned
home January q, from a three
weeks vacation spent in parts Of
Texas and Kansas City, Mo, visit
in grelatives and friends.
Bridge Luncheon: Cute Valentine
invitations have been issued for a
bridge luncheon 1890 pm. Satur-
day February Is, at the Lowry
Hotel. Hostesses are the Mines.
William Godette, ]. w. Crump and
Sidney Salter.
Returns Home: Mrs. Louis Cas-
on, 1885 Thomas Av. returned
home Thursday January 80, from
Chicago where she was called to
attend funeral service Of a cousin,
Mrs. Bessie Samuels who died
January 20, and services were held
January rs.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07

No. 2, Minneapolis, Mrs Mamie
Armstead and Mrs Rosie Moore
were not able 20 be present, but
win be presented with the pin
awards.
Presentation Of the pin awards
to the past grand patrons was
made by Mrs, Lydia Pillow 70 the
following; Samuel Ransom, St
chen. Pride Of the West Chapter
Paul Chapter No, 1: George Banks
Sr, Eleca Chapter No. 3, Mime
apolis; James Watson St Paul
Chapter No, 1, Lawrence Tarver,
Queen OF shcba Chapter No, 5
and a pin will be forwarded 70
Andrew Johnson. Pasadena, Calf,
past grand patron Elocta Chapter
No, s, Minneapolis,
Mrs Pillow presented plaques to
past grand patrons, John Law
renee, the present most worshipful
grand master OF the Masonic
Lodge. James Lynn and r. l..
Sims who have not reached the
20 year goal, but have merited rec
ognition from their years OF de-
voted service. Response and thanks
were extended by the matrons and
patrons for the awards, Most
worshiphl grand master John r.
Lawrence in his remarks In a
voice filled with satisfying remin-
iscing told OF his term OF office
as grand patron proudly review
the accomplishments and the
steady progress OF the Grand
Chapter up to the present time,
Mrs. Hazel Sullwen OF Chicago.
grand worthy matron OF the Illinois
Jurisdiction, brought greetings
from her jurisdiction and COM
mendcd the Minnesota grand chap
ter for their achievements and
years Of devoted service. Presenta-
ton OF gifts from her chapter to
the honored grand matrons was
made by Mrs, Odessa Taylor OF
Chicago, a past worthy matron OF
the Illinois Jurisdiction.
Brief remarks by Mrs. Helen
Lawrence, grand worthy matron
and William sayles, grand worthy
patron Of Prince Hall Grand Chap
ter OF Minnesota and its Juris-
diction o.Es, concluded the Inn
pressive ceremony.
The entire evenings entertain
ment and presentation under the
Craftsmanship Of Mrs. Blanche
Mayes, grand conductress, and
her committee.
Members Of the committee in
cluded the Mines. Cornelia Burns
and Gertrude Greene, tickets; Eliz-
abeth Hall program: Teresa Banks,
received guests at the door and Es-
telle Sims, Fern Helm and Lydia
Pillow.
out Of town visitors were Mrs
Hazel Stillwell and Mrs. Odessa
Taylor Of Chicago, Mrs. Emma
Watts and Mrs. Carrie Dozier OF
Duluth, members and past grand
matrons.
Also receiving the 20 year pin
award Is Mrs. Edna Lindsey Of
Toronto, Canada, n member Of the
Minnesota Jurisdiction
Mrs. Helen Lawrence Is worthy
grand matron and william sayies
brand matron and William sayles
is worthy grand patron Of Prince
Hall Chapter O.E.s. Of Minnesota
and its Jurisdiction.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Feb. I0-Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Hughes Jr., 1850 Fifth Az. s., IS
years.
Feb. 11--Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Simmons, Chicago. III, one year.
Feb. 12-Mr. and Mrs. Ira Rob
inson, 3s4s Oakland Av., 10 years.
Feb. 14-Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Gage sr., 1912 Clinton Av, %
years.