St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27

mOtlI was carried out III uecOft
A Fashion Show featuring
Shop and Newman's, both of st
the dance hour. Charming models
from the Twin Cities appeared in
the latest creations, from casuals
to after-five and evening attire
to be worn this fall and winter.
Many of the fashions were designed
and created by the models.
Mannequins taking to the run
way were: Carlotta Cannon, Dor
othy Young, Shirley Hickman,
Lucy Morris Sadie MCGEE: the
Mines. H. K. Richardson, Anthony
Mazingo, Royal H. Gooden, Theo-
dore Jones, Eddriss Pridgen, Claude
Micheau, Muriel Edmonds and
Austine Vaughan. Mrs. Virginia
Brown was the capable commenta-
tor. The Fashions committee in
cluded Mines. Dorothy Brown,
Mary Vaughan and Donna Morris.
A highlight of the evening came
at the magic hour of 1890 with
presentation of certificates and
awards to the presidents. Matthew
Little, chairman, introduced Cecil
e. Newman. editor-publisher of the
Minneapolis Spokesman and st.
Paul Recorder, who gave a brief
history Of the organization and in
turn introduced Judge Howard
Bennett, who made the presenta-
tons to the following presidents:
Rev. Denzil A. Carly. Associated
Negro Credit Union; Thomas John
son, Acirema Club; Harry Neal,
CerWs Alces; John r. Lawrence,
Credjafawn; David Faison, Cres-
iteundo's; Chalmer Lawson, Fez-
zan Temple No. 20; Ann Brown,
F1amingos; Kenneth Wallace as
proxy for Wyatt Pierro, Horsemen;
Harold Roberts, Johnny Baker
Post No. POI American Legion;
Edward Thomas, Kato Temple;
Magnolia Jones, Las Senoras Tur-
istas; Lois johnson, Les Amies.
And w. D. McMoore, Loafers
Inc; Claude Mason as proxy for
Eddie Robbins, Minneapolis Soc
ialites; Carl Mcdonald, Elks Edu-
cational; James Crowder, Northern
Lights Bowling League; Donna
Lamb, Queen Civic; Adam Lindsay,
Royal Twenty; Lydia Pillow, Tanga
Club; Dave Hudson, Trojans Club;
Latitia Mason, Pin Pointers; Lewis
Seaton Twilight Social Club; Mar
tin Wellington, Reel & Trigger
Club; Theresa Granger, Unique
Cosmetologist Unit 220; Douglas
Thomas, Uno- Score; Florence
Gooden, Wednesday Matinee; and
Margaret Sharpe, Zodiac Club.
Wayne Glanton, president, was
introduced by Mr.. Newman who
presented him with a gift from
the council in commentator of his
untiring work in the organization.
Mr.. Glanton gave a few remarks Of
appreciation. Matthew Little, vice
president, and general chairman
of the ball, introduced his commit
tee comprised of the following:
obie Ripper, A.NC.U., Louise Nc
Daniels, Cervis Alces, willard
Jones, "Socialites, Helen UNDER
wood, Northern Lights Bowling
League, Joe Arlington, Twilight
Social Club, Rosemary Micheau,
Les Amies, Martin Wellington,
T. c. Reel & Trigger, Dorothy
Brown, Queen Civic, Alfred Barnes,
Twilite Social and Peggie GARNER
Credjafawn Club.
The only disappointing feature
from the standpoint of this writer
was that a portion Of the crowd
talked during the entire program
and in a sense, spoiled the pre-
sentation for many who were in
terested in listening.
Following the intrOductions,
door prize drawing was held with
the following persons holding
lucky numbers who received
Thanksgiving turkeys: Mines.
Dorothy Mcfarland, Virginia