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WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy with continued cold tonight and Saturday. Low tonight 20, high tomorrow 5 to 10.
, 1959-08-27
LEGISLATIVE RECORD Continued

s
and general desire to destroy and tear the Legislature to
pieces. But, I do feel that any man who ~desiresato repre-
sent the people must have the courage of his own convic
tons and when he is attacked to stand on hissfeet and de-
fend himself.
What / have done here I made no attack, abso-
lutely no attack, upon any member Of this Legislature at
any time in the Records Of this Legislature. I was more
than / wouldn't say I was surprised when / was at
tackled by Senator de Lugo, knowing Senator de Lugo as
well asQne that he is Of an enviouS and jealous nature when
it comes to those who are il the lead iii any legislative or
governmental post. The records will show that even
though Senator LaWaetz worked So closely with him, and
even now at times-in the opinion Of ~others-Senafor La
waetz used to be. awfully afraid Of de Lugos because over
the years de Eugb has attacked him from time to time!
Why. Because he was Chairman Of the powerful Public
Works Committee That he has attacked the Governor OF
the Virgin Islands during the campaign, the senator brags
that now we will have q first native Governor IN Frederik-
sted especially which Of course gave the Democrats more
votes than they had even anticipated Of having: YetIwe
find attacks Oh the governor, the Budget Director, now the
Chairman Of the Legislature. Who else? What next
Co be continued
, 1959-08-27
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Big Triple Feature DaY!!!
Isl Featune
MART presents
MAN FROM Gods COUNTRY
An exciting Western
in Cinemascope and Color
George Montgomery
md FEATURE:
International presents
THE SHADOW OF THE sAGE"
srd FEATURE:
Chapter 81 10
a~vIGALANTE ARE COMING
, 1959-08-27
al the BAMBOO LOUNGE

Ito be continued

at Frederiksted.
The Governor will return to
Washington on Friday Of this
week and will spend most Of
next week in Washington in
conferences with officials Of
the Department Of the In
terror and working on iegisla-
ton and other matters. The
Governor expects to return to
the islands during the Labor
Day weekend.
, 1959-08-27

ID3NTGl
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Universal Pictures presents
ride A q a

in Cinemascope and Color
Audie Murphy, GiasScala
and Henry Silva
This is the strange story of Joe
Maybe, who stole one mans repu-
tstion and another Mans woman
while he faced the deadly
crossfie Of his outlaw friends and
a frenzied town. ALONE he stood
like a Giant and fought like
q Giant.
LATEST NEWS
, 1959-08-27
SUNDAY q MONDAY
10th Century Fox presents
THE SON OF ROBIN o O

Filmed in glorious colors in the
forests Of Devonshire, England
A NEW Robin Hoodi A new out
law King! The sweeping Saga Of
Sherwood Forest blazes anew.
Where Robin Hood left off, the
son of Robin Hood carries on!
, 1959-08-27
COMMODITIES

The Government reserves
the right 70 reject any or al
bids, to waive any informality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
Or By the bidder to accept any
item ii the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to Bid
may be obtained from the Di-
visionsof Procurement, Chris:
tiansted, st. Croix, Virgin
Islands.
Mario Lewis
Acting Commissioner
Of Property & Procurement
Per:
Alphonso RomneY
Administrative Assistant Il
225-26
, 1959-08-27
CALL FOB BIDS

& A"
Sealed bids III quadrup
cate, will be received at the.
Department of Property and
Procurement, Division Of Pro-
curement, Division Of Pro-
curement, Christiansted, ST.
Croix, Virgin Islands, until
100 AM. September 8, 1859
ard then publicly opened fol
the following
GROCERIES AND OTHER
COMMODITIES
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
Chicago Project Wins
Good Appearance" Award

Chicago CANpl The Cover
nor Henry lIorner homes pro.
iect heavily populated by Negroes
last "wednesday won thr Chicapd
Housing Authority commission
award FOR excellence in appear
nncee
In ceremonies on the project
grounds. Chairman Joseph r Suih.
van helped raise royal biue and
gold pennant. symbolic Of The bon.
or, on the main flag ataff o. the
homes
All the citys ~ public housing
developments competed FOR the
award. which II part Of the auth.
or1tys year round Good Neigh
Dor Program. aimed at keeping
public housing communities a rfeds
Il to their neighborhooda The flaE
win be retained by the Homer
Homes for 90 days or uniil another
project surpasses II In appearance.
Hornof Homes opened Sc DOORS
10 the frs, tenants just four years
ago. on July 10. 1865 Despite THO
fact that S20 families LIVING IN he
development have more thar 27a0
children, tine lawns. shrubs md
trees are nourishing, giving the
project park like appearance The
project IL located on TIE eitys
wemtaide.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
ARCHIE OVENS FAMILY
RETURNS HOME FROM
WEST COAST VACATION

Back home with long INST ot
renewed friendships and many fond
memories are Mr. and Mrs Ar
chae Giyens and children Of A2is
Third Az s.. who spent their vaca
ton on the West Coast and into
Mexico
The vacationern. who made the
trip by motor. cnroutc enjoyed
the scenic points o. Yellowstone
National Park and from there they
went "a San Francisco where they
met many former Twin Citians
They were entertained AZ a buffet
supper hosted by Mrs Evelyn Tuf-
lev, formerly of Minneapolis and
other guests all Minnesotans were
Curtis Mosby Jr George Terrell
Cecil Taylor Jra Mines Geraldine
Morgan. Annette Morgan and Saf-
an Howard
They were taken ON = sightsee
inR tour Of Frisco by Mrs. Ethel
Ray Nance
In Los Angeles they stopped
M the beautiful Palm yne Motel.
one Of the most beautiful most
modern noiels in the country feat
urlng swimming pool and other
features and ,s owned and operat.
ed By colored
In Los Angeles they were en-
tertalned by Don Session. Mr. and
Mrs Stafford Lott and visited with
Mr. and Mrs otis Woodland Mrs
Buford and the wenzel Millers.
All formerly Of Minneapolis They
we're also entertained by Mr. Phil.
lin =. Charles Of Sacramento,
they enjoyed visit 10 Dieney.
land Knots Berry Farm, Holly.
wood. the Chinese Theater and
many other interesting places. in.
GLIDING Little Mexico Another
highight Of their trip was a tour
Of TIA Juana. Mex
on their return trip home. they
spent two days in Denver, coio
and enjoyed Sightseeing trips
around the city
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
mArRoNs AND PATRONS
COUNCIL REFLECTS TERESA
BANKS PRESIDENT, Julf u

Mrs. Teresa Banks was re~oioct
cd president for this second term
Of the Past and prp~en, Matpns
and Patrons Council % the Order
Of the Eastern Star az it's annual
election 81 officers held sunday
July IL 1899 AZ the Masonic Tenn
Pile in Minneapolis,
other officers reelected Were
Edith NJ Ware. first vice presi
dent. DORIS Jones, second viee
president, Harriet Jones, record
ing secretary, Alma Kinney cor
responding secretary Kate Neil
financial secretary and Helen
Lawrence, treasurer
The election and installation Of
officers was conducted by Clarence
smith
The following officers were ap'
pointed by the president L,lcy
Harris chaplain Johnny Waters
sergeant a. arms; Mamie Upte-
grove sunshine chairman Tor MIN
neapolia and Gertrude Greene sun.
ahine chairman for 81 Paul
Mrs blanche Mayes and clar
cnco Smith host and hostess, sorv-
81 dainty rppast which was en-
Dyed by all following thu business
session
Mr. James Lynn and Mira Jessie
Coleman win be- hosts for the DC
tober meeting which viii be held
in 81 Paul
Mrs Edith NJ Ware II publicity
chairman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
Aflonfu Would
Keep Schools
Says ClerqYmon

Atlanta tANpl White people
n atlanta would keep their schools
open despite the fact that Il wotiid
mean indignation e they were
given chance Go vote on the In.
sue a leading Atlanta munster
stated recently
The minister who was not ident
ifcd was described aa ono ~
growing number ~ nobtr minded
glergymeu IN the city who are ap
ptaung for calm free and ntolu
gent discussion of the indignation
ISSUE
r'cw Of these clcrEymen have
spoken out individually for intrg
ration but they have Joined their
voices In denounoing laws deaigpcd
90 close the schools Tho laws
were passed two Years ago IN the
state Legislature which Is con.
trollcd by representatives from
rural Georgia The laws IN add
tion 20 providing for the closing
~ schools, are also devices COT ~
anting those who Disagree with
,hr policy, n IN felt
Bot clcrgylnen opposing them
also found device for puieing
tbclr opposition and 81 the same
time protecting themselves against
scpfisala The method Ia the iusn-
ina ~ manlfcatos signed Jointly
by the ministers The fret ~ these
was lssucd IN 1857. and The scoond,
released last November was sign
sf by 9ig ministers and rabbits
The ministers although praised
ion their action by Atlanta Con
H,tution were condemned rs the
aoNns,ate legislators Bnd q group
called the Evangelical Christian
council a pro acRfegalioniai body
The Council believes the races were
reated ana separated hy jehovah
Aiao aiding 10 the fight 70 iSeep
TIE schools open. are Atlanta's
Negro ministers They have borne
the b,ilk az the attack hin are not
.sl-a.ft,,as ,sd
The consensus ~ opinion IL that
Atlanta, because Il Is The center ~
southeastern culture and finance
takes dim view ~ the rndiral
school closing plan This due iarR
ely :, IN believed. % the fact that
Atlanta IL also the educational
center u tbs area with white and
Negro untyarHtttes within It's
boundaries
However, the aownsiate loEisla
tors are determined 70 puhh the
eio,ure laws. which give local ei'i-
xens no choice in the matter,
The Mayor ~ Atlanta and the
cityM educators are fighting the
eiicts however
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
MINNESOTA QUOTA
RAISED FOR rAf
EISENHOWER LIBRARY

MinWes ,ata Tuesday heeAiiae thN
FIRST state IN the nation outside
Kansas to raise It's financial quota
for the new $4,000 600 Eisenhower
Presidential Library which viii he
built in Abilene Kansas, Eiscns
hcwrfs hometown
Harry A Butts chairman ~
che Minnesota committee. announs
"a at a dinner at the Mintkahea
Ciuh Tuesday night that Minnesota
citizens had contributed the Sas noo
Quota cstahushed ZOE thss state
Ellison v, Ketchum, executive
difcetor OF the national committee
Tor the Eisenhower Presidential
fAhFary WAS present at the dinner
90 thank MinncSo,ans for their wie.
eessoi Embarrassing campaign
President Eisenhower sent the
following message 10 Mr. Quilts
'Nltmesotans have gone hong
way toward making Il possible
tina, the paperu have accumulated
during my two terms win I've await
able for the historians Of the ni'
uire am gratified hy Minnesctav
efforts
Mr. ketchum declared Mime
soians arc TO he commended 20,
their superior achievement The
national executive committee Il
completely and adnlrtngly pleased
with the dignisica orderly and ted
icatca manner IN which Minnie
aotans met this challenge
senator Hubert u Humphrey
and former senator Edward J
rhye aro honorary ohairtnen Of the
Minnesota committee Members 81
the Minnesota committees ARE Mrs
Frank w BOWMAN, Minneapolis
Patrick Hutlcr ~ Paul n ~
Corey, Austin, nr Donald >
t'owiing minneapolis Nate l.
Cfabtree Minneapolis Randolph
|T Flstad Duluth Daniel G Gain
IS, owatanna y Peavey ileffei
finger Minneapolis Arrhihai'
Jackson. ~ Paul Alton 4 Kins
Minneapolis Gerald r Muffin
Minneapolis. Harry w gtnsmaH
ter, Duluth
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
NOTICE or MORTGAGE

NOTICE ~ HEREBY OWEN. That
default has occurred Ia the eondi"
tiona Of that certain mortgage.
dated the xard day Of December,
1858. executed By Frank y. StArksy
and Elizabeth Starksy as fnortEaEors
filed Tor record In the office OF The
Register % Deada IN and fer the
county of Hsnnepiu. and state 81
Minnesota. on the Sgth day ~ De-
o~mber, 1858. at s.za o'clock NJ.
and recorded in Book aoie Of Mort.
No siSt2sI that no action or pro-
csedfng has been Instituted at 3sw
TO recover the debt secured by SAID
n1ortgaKa. or any part thereof that
there IN due and claimed 70 be Que
upon said mortgage Including In
tsresi date hereof, the suu % I've I've
Thousand %in~tg seven and la/loa
Dollars rs, 6sT f0l DOLLARS, and
that pursuant 20 the power % sale
therein contzinea. said mortgage
viii be foreclcAsa ard the TRACT Of
land lying and hstng IN the County
% Hrnnepins state ~ MINNESOTA.
described as follows so-wfts
1T slatssn tiG). Block Two az
Corsons Addition TO Minneapolis
According 20 nap or plat Of record
81 % tie wfta tie register % deeds
Tor Hsnnsptn County minnesota
win be seid ~ the sheriff 81 sala
rnHntv AZ nuhlte suction on the tTth
ahv ~ August 1853. a. 10 5'Eia1N
A 81. 3; sharltfs office ~ ine tffY
court HuuBs in the cay ~ %inres
zpsfIs En- said county and stats. y
nav the 8rhf thea secured ~ satf
mortgage nra tasea - anv On sntd
rrrnntNFA ard fha costs ard u.s.
b,srvarranfs allowed ~ iaw. subject
~ redemption Nfthia tweive months
frar8 safd aate - sale
pattS r8nr tsth 1919
V~Mprew wise
MORTGAGE
ahNf-rf. Fr HETIs@AN
AFnrnsv FOR MHrswaEee
fgp4k s-rasn. 1ane "a thra1 gn}y "
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
lirriT ROCK FAMILY
HOMBTD AGAIN

Little Rock amp l. s.
hates ana Mrs Daisy BATES pub
llnhora. Arlsansaa state prcss es
capped injury last week when =
horuh Was tnused ~ their lawn
presumably from passing car
The liataa ehe's president ~
the Arisassam NAAcp branch
have been active IN tho srhool De-
aggregation battle u the eilyn
public schools
Detectives patti aitaIl hole was
torn IN the lawn and pieces ~
newspaper and metal we're seat-
tered about
The Bates hsve received mum
erois threats and bombs hHve been
tossed and butleta fired IN the vic
inity ~ their home during the last
two years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
MRS. ALFRED BARNETT
GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY
ON IlSI BIRTHDAY

The home 0f Mrs, Marion WI
Hams. 1881 Portland Az was y
scene Of beauty. gaiety and hap
psness Tuesday evening July "a
as friends wished Mrs Alfred
tpansyl Barnett happy birthday
at a surprise party given by her
husband. Mr. Barnett. and Mrs
Williams
Summer was delightfully."- lndieSt-
cd in the abundance OF flowers and
greenery used throughout the
rooms A floral arrangements q
seasonal flowers was the attrae-
tive centerpiece ON the mantel and
lighted fountain OF huneling wat.
er in the entrance hall added
charm To the setting
The evening was enjoyed listen
ing 10 a background Of soft music
on the hi-fi soclalising and WAS
elimaxed with duet rendered by
the Misses Leanna and Alberta
Walton entitled Love Sweet
Love which was highly enjoyed
BY all present
The party came 20 a gay close
with the serving OF refreshments
in the living room which WAS soft
liz agIow with candielight and high
lighted by a lighted iced punch
bowl encascd with yellow gladioh
from which refreshing punch was
served
Mrs Barnett received many bca-
utiful cards and gifts
Wishing her birthday happiness
while enjoying the delightful affair
were Rev. Louis w Johnson
Messrs and Mines William Jack
son OF Chicago, Melvin Madison
Mines willard Jones, Q L. Alex.
ander. Frank Corners, Donald
Smith, pleasan, Breeder pdettc
Kemp. Margaret Ford fnez Carter.
Palmer Jackson, tida Roberts
Margamt Williams. Jessie shepard
and Mr. Barnett
Assisting the hostess were the
Misses T.aanna and Alberta Walton
and her two daughters Marion and
Janet Marie williams
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17

July II at Hotel shroeder The
trio were the weekend houueguents
~ Atty and Mrs Dorsey Another
cut Of town guest AZ the bali was
nr Paul Boswell of Chicago, who
sent greetings 81 his Twin city
friends
Club Makes Plans The cred.
jafawn Social club me, wcdnea.
day, July s. With Mr. ard Mrs
Tonmie Riaddoek 1oT Iglehart
Av plans were completed for the
clubs annual simmer picnic witch
will be held Sunday July ~ Mom
here and their guests viii meet at
oxford Playground a. am FOR
coffee and rolls The gnoun win
then proceed 20 onricn'a Park
on the Sc CroiS River the sf,o
FOR the rient, Mrs James Lee IL
chairman
To tiN To New Works MI and
Mrs James Watson $50 Aurora
Az have a. their houaeguesta, MIR
watHona sister Mrs Ruth Massey
ami her daughter Nula % Abbey
willie, 4 g Who arrived Monday
They stopped over after attending
an AMr Missionary Convention in
Detroit Mrs Watson accompanied
by Mrs Massey and daughter win
leave hv plhne saturday Tor New
York city 90 visit relatives and
friends The Watauna also have
another housag,iest from Chicago,
Mr. Herman Jones brother II Mrs.
Watson
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17

AtAtVNtE NuffNt lANtd GtAAhttNs
Ciifford Patterson, George Howard
and Edward Erwin
.lub WIN Meet, Tho Chatter
box club viii meet with Mrs Sam
uei Reed. 1929 Arundel on Friday
July IL
tamil, VISITORS Mr.. and Mira
Brewer Tee clark and daughter
Pamela of Washington. u & are
visiting their pavnts and grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs urln Clark
of 20 ~ Anthouy Az They are
enjoying many social eaurtesies
extended them by friends includs
ina Sightseeing tours thru the
Ford Plant and namm arewory
and trip Go Duluth They were
dinner guests on sunday % Mrs
Irene jackson, attended the golf
tournament and later the same
evening wvru guests OF III AMI
Mrs /. Albert seipio at open
house IN homer ~ their mother
Mrs Marie / seimo % Cleveland
ON Monday Mr and Mrs Joseph
totd and two children alao %
Washington arrived and are Nnnrta
81 the urlin Clarks Mira Ford II
sister ~ the lunior Mrs Clark
Attended uanve IN Milwaukee,
Mta rAllian haloNger $40 Dayton
Az accompanied hs Mmsa K1arl
Smith ~ SIS Dayton and Edward
aaitar II sif Dayton Az flew
down 20 MilWauhec 60 attend the
Criterion lnil held Saturday night
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
BERMUDA MOVIE HOUSES
IND Bihs STATING

Hamilton Bermuda amp
Following . strong protest by Ne.
gro leaders ths bermuda movie
house management has Joined Lead t.
ing hotels IN lowering the color
bar.
However Negroes siii cannot
get rooms In the hotels
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
NAME WoMFN's
GROUP TO AID
African REIAuONs

NTg YORK AMP a women =
committee has been narned - vprk
gith ths Afrean.Amsrcan inssl-
tg,s On projects which VIII bring
the wowner ~ Africa ard the TN
tied States faso eiopsr rsias.S-H-
shlp~ Tlnrfy three womsn, wno
hobs key po~'ians ir nafianai v0rn
ems arranixati1na ard ar active
N putin Hfs ain develop IRIS
program far ths institute
Members ~ ~ oosnmitiss no
oil sct a. a clearing house On h.
fornaAtior Fs.aiss a. Afrscan wnra.
sn inehsss ~ p.orofby y Ferrt~e
~ Flsnni. KifsF.it Mru aoghss
yarnen Issshe Ard Mr. oscaS N
Itss sfaaeoo
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17

shown them. They left for their
home on Saturday July IL,
New Home: Mr. and Mrs Joseph
p Adderley and sons. formerly
of 404i Portland Ay. are now
welcoming their friends in their
newly erected home at sS4I Firth
Az. s.
Brothers Entertain: William and
Billy Scott, sons Of Mr. and Mrs.
William Scott OF 3445 Third Av
s. entertained a group OF their
boy friends on Thursday afternoon
with a weiner roast Enjoying
roasting weiners. playing ball and
archery rounded out the afternoon
of fun
Omission: Mr. and Mrs NJ X
Mcknight, $50 Fuller Az. St. Paul
entertained at brunch on Sunday,
July 5. IN honor Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Theodore Halves and Mrs Mary
Hamilton OF Chicago, houseguests
Of MIR and Mrs r b Burt 1885
Third Az. s., prior 10 their depar-
ture for home The names Of Mr.,
and Mrs n X. Gibbs were omit
ted from the guest list AT the sup
per party hosted by Mr. and Mrs.
Burt in honor 81 their guests
Family CHESTS; Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Smith and daughter, Eliza
beth. of Kansas city, Mo. who
were the house guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. James Moppins, 29i6 Fifth
Az. s.. left for their home on
Tuesday night Mr. Smith is a
brother Of Mrs Moppins
Dinner Hosts; Mr. and Mrs Ern.
est bearing, 1886 Clinton Az
were hosts at dinner on Sunday
July ~ In honor Of out-of-town
visitors. Mrs Ann Gregory Of Gary
Ind. golf champion and her
daughter Joan Ann, Mrs. Ann Rob
irson and Mrs Harriet Price OF
Chicago The visitors attended the
Midwest Bronze Amateur Golf
Tournament. In which Mrs Greg
CRY won the women's champion
ship
Duluth Visitors: Mr. and Mrs
George Cox Of Duluth motored q
Minneapolis on Monday and were
houseguests or Mrs Cox'r sister
Miss Amanda Byrd. 1922 Third Az
s. Mr. Cox returned home on Tues.
day and Mrs. Cox remained the
entire week Tuesday Miss Byrd
had as her dinner guest, Mr. WI.
liam wr1ce Of Van Buren, ARK
Twin Citians In Duluth. Among
celebrants of the Duluth Seaway
opening were Mines Eva Neal
Ida Mae Murphy. Mamie Green
Mr.. and Mrs Don MCAdams and
family, all Of st Paul Mr. and
Mrs johnnie Jones' and family
Minneapolis, Messrs and Mines
Oscar Newman. Robert Murray
and sons, Joseph sizer and sons
Henry Harvey and Harold Carter
and children Of Minneapolis This
latter four couples and children
camped at the Jay Cooke State
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Ohio Visitors Mr. aud Mrs Robert Thompson Cinein.
natl Ohio arrived in Minneapolis By Monday Iuy
and were houseguests OF Mrs Thompss aunt Mrs Luea hay
and cousin Miss Martha Kay 1924 Portland Thomp-
is also niece Of Mrs Bessie Davis s04 Fremont Az
The visitors shown many social great
y impressed with the beauty Of the city and the hospitality
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
Chiffon Jewel Pies for Summer

CHIFFON AND JEWELS 90 TOGETHER IN pies as well in
fashona Red tube cubes 81 Favored gelatin and emerads
IN the form tiny lime folded into lemon chit
ION pie hnE produce gaorou jewel pies No cooking
Is necessary either for filling the ladyAnger crust
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
Social and, Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Picnic Enjoyed Il hilarious day Tor group an July
Fourth when Mrs Samuel Allen AMI Mrs Harriet Cephas a.
Larpeutcur Az entertained with outdoor picnic held
their lawn Food aud fun the order at the day
daughters Ward Mitchell aud family Mines Marjorie Hayes
Betty Flood Jennie Mc1co Laura Hanson and the MesSrs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17

LEMON CHIFFON
JEWEL fiES
I package raspberry.
favored Eelatln
I package lime Favored
gelatin
z cups hot water
I cup cold water
10 10 ~ 1ahout 2 pack.
aGrsl lady fingers
! package lenian ehiifen
pie hllinE
cup boiling water
u cup cold water
"a cup sugar
Prepare the two pack
agoa ~ gelatin separates
~, using ! cup hot water
and = cup cold water for
zach Pour into separate
ixgS2 inch pans and chill
iu,il nrm Cut into "a
uch cubes.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
l7ie No psgas
ouT,t.H ron HEARING stfrts

HftiuN Oh tGstM MT h@fafA-
N'TATr HF MINI fflt'f1'A
County oF HENNErlN
~ rHuWAfN COURT
lH ne Eatats ~ Fthns itpssn, De.
nFdHnt
III Is ORDERED that nli persons
interested shuM cause. ~ ans MeT
have. before tNiN CGuft a8 Monde
AU6ttst ara 1859. az 2 o'clock y y.
ia the Court ifugHp 10 Minneapolis.
minnesota, ATS tHe psiittap ~ WI
iBhm itaaHBs ~ lisnnspin County
Minnesota praying Tor lhe ALLOWANCE
~ an instrument pVfpgftiua 81 W
fhe gaef wfi and Taatwmsni - sata
dec nasut snd the probate thsfsnf
and claiming said estate 80 stHFaBi
fyun, mite and praying for the
summary atstfibusia1 thereof p tte
persons entitled 'h&rsta. 2hagid nnt
lie granted T7sin order stall BE
puirlfwbaa ~ the Minneapolis apghsFs
man sud copies thereof mailed ace
earniuH - lev
tBNAts pF PROBATE cpUhTl
WfTNPHa, ths nos Nft.VfH 4
prrRi@aDg, Judge ~ Probate
court TITS ftH day ~ tblF, 1888
H1aE ppsAgWH
t,fsfb ~ Probate CapFf
SoreAR Perl
Tes h W PED f'iaR
Aftefasy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17

July \, 1871 first internal
revenue tad became effective IN
distilled spirits ard carriages