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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
By ROGER c. WHITMAN
Contributing Writer

ing with a strong solution Of
trisodium phosphate, using
three-quarters cup to one
quart Of hot water. For ver-
tical surfaces, use q PASTE
type remover. or make a
paste BY mixing trisodium
phosphate with twice as
much fuller's earth Or whit
ing. and moistening with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
BETHESDA
44os West Virsinio Ave.
NORTH CHEVY CHASE, ND.

MOST UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY leaving will sacrifice mi
ssh brick ,amssr worth So 900 the uneeyeby low price Of sas 50
With double
Windows oil storm Pretseisd BsuOU condition. Mrs 10 Roche o. 2
premises.
DIRECTIONS: Ave fen
BarroH Lane and right to house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

Question - Before we had
sense enough 70 put II up on
) boards. a portable kitchen
. cabinet made q big square
: rusty spot on our grey inlaid
. linoleum. We now have the
cabinet in q new location. We
have not been able to remove
the stain. Any helpful ideas?
Answer-If the spot is not
too deep. 1t may be removed
by rubbing with scratches
securing powder, a little
water and 100" steel wool, fol-
4. lowed by rinsing with clear
water. Beaches or other
chemicals are inadvisable to
use because the bleaching ac-
ton would also affect the
color in the linoleum.
Questi0n-W When the wood
. work in our home was stained,
then vanished. quite a num-
Der of places were missed and
the streaks show up now. How
. can this be remedied?
Answer - Afraid the only
. way to correct it is to remove
the present finish down to
bare wood. restain and re-
finish.
Question: How can I clean
out lime deposit in tea
kettles?
Answer: Lime removing
preparations are now avail
able in many housewares and
hardware stores; notions and
. sewing supplies stores also
. carry preparations for clean
ing the inside Of steam irons
which can also be used. Fol-
low label instructions care
. fully. If unobtainable: Fill
the kettle with water, to
which add cider vinegar in
the proportion of a cup to
the quart. Bring this to a
boil and allow to stand over
night.
Mohoaony PaneIing
Question: We recently
bought a home with poorly
finished plasterboard walls.
We would like to cover the
living room with quarter-inch
by 4 foot by 8 foot sheets Of
V-grooved mahogany panel
ing. Is this practical and how
should the paneling be fin
ished?
Answer: This is practical:
not difficult to install and
gives excellent service with
minimum amount Of care re-
,quired. Follow plywood manu-
! facturer's instructions for
installation. For finishing,
. sand smooth and apply coat
.of pure. fresh white shellac
Tor clear varnish or coat of
wax.
Question: How can we
|, paint our woodwork white
over dark varnish? AS it is
now. it looks horrible and
makes the rooms look smaller
than ever.
AnSwer-Remove the pres
sent varnish with prepared
paint remover or by wash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
Country Club
Arlington
Air Conditioned

Overlooking 18th green Of the Washington
Golf ond Country Club. WaIl-to wall
corpetina, entronee foyer, spacious living
room with firerlaes, den with french
doors, custom equipped kitchen. 3 bed
rooms and 2 full boihs on LIST floor, Aih
bedroom or moids room and full both,
richly poneled reereaiion room with fire
place ond bvili-in Dor, in the full bose
ment. Home includes dropss and cor
niees and is eentrellY oir-eondiiioned.
Open Saturday and Sunday ! PM. I'll
dark. From Key Bridge bsor right on
Scout Rua Porkway 10 Loreom Lane,
right 10 Cd oomi1ion Drive, right 70
TO Weksfisld. left TO 27sl. or Coll IA.
4-6060.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
BETHESDA

BETHESDA SOB Wilson Lone
bedoOm fwe full boh den
Mr. Key, JU s-l493 premises.
DIRECTIONS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
BETHESDA

Novel featuring
w boihS $H90 with Nzee nanes Richardson, EN- 25o62
Dr. o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

$l6,45O
Full Easements
6. |. SO Down

A new community Of brick homes on
paved streets with 'evrbs, sidewalks and
lots OF trees. Three nice bedrooms,
separ1is dining room, lurss modern
Kitchens with disposed, tiled boths end
plenty Of room for recreoiion in the
basement. All homes on minimum Of VI
oere wooded lots. Open for your inspec-
iion PM MI dork, Saturday and SUM-
day. South on Shirley Hishwoy TO Fort
BeIveir turn off, sharp left on route 6l7,
proceed approx. 2 miles 10 Route 63s,
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eRErhWlcH FOREST lpErHrspAl


FIRST oPEHNcs COLONEL with four bsdcoms end bos oil
or Unusually dining end modern Kitchen Foo
Some sxiros included complete end unusually wsks
fine SD, 500. Sullivan o. 1854 premises
DIRECTIONS
o Custe o Rd, nd 70 house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

BETHESDA Gal Voley Rood
Hhmscd three bedroom ombsrvng
ELL hundome eeuon $40 500 Bishop EN- 52l24 premises
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
IscApApts OBSERVE FIRST
YEAR or EXISTENCE

the Escapadcs celebrated their
first anniversary Saturday nigh,
February rs at the Key club
where a special table was reserved
Tor the 10 members, who enIoyed
the floor show and had wonder
nil time
After the show the evening was
concluded AT the home OF Mrs
Barbara Rundlcs, 1904 irving Az
n where FUN course dinner WAS
served
Enjoying the affair were Mines
sylvia Cumbcra, Margaret poaicr,
Greta Crlshahnn. Mnrvn Greene,
president; Josephine ian, Dolores
Milton. secretary, barbara Rund.
les vice president f1oreatine
Smith barbara westbrrry Mamie
Washington, Josephine Wits,
Tberr4a Williams, Atha Lee Few
club reporter and Misses Caflotta
Early, treasurer and Viola aorrull
The nscapade c1ub Is social
and civic club The next meeting
VIII be at the home of Mrs aylyla
Ctmbers. 772 Emerson Az ~
Friday night March q
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

tfstttfAlH
birthday Greetings Greetings
20 Mrs Edith May Jones, iiis
Lyndalc Az N, and Mrs Irene
Black 81 vi Aldrich Az. s.. whose
Joint birthdays win be March 7,
Attcnded Mothers FunerNli Rev,
nc Henderson,. ii2p Bryant Az, ~,
received word Wednesday of the
death in Cullen Ark, OF his moth
er Mrs Mary Lockhart who died
the same day Fchruary 20 Rev,
Henderson accompanied by his IN
Gle. Rev r. q, Harris of toiH
Clinton Az lcrt Thursday Ia at
tend her funeral which was held
Monday March .. az the First pap-
list church ia Cullen with Rev
Grant pastor officiating Mrs
Lockhart Is survived by two other
sons in addition Go Rev Hondcr
aons Henry hrndrrAnn OF Los An
goles Chester Iockhart ~ cullen
one daughter Rose atovall OF Nc
kamie, Arb one brother Rev y
q Harris Minneapolis, four sits
tiers Lena Carr ~ Isanti, Mimi
Della Courtney, Sarah Rankin,
both of Taylor Ark. and Alice
stovan Of Aludcn In
Continental Held Nesting On
February "a the Contincniala held
their second meeting OF the month
az the Citizens club of witch they
are members Al thia session,
which WAS business meeting.
pans were discussed for a PiExa
Party scheduled Tor March q After
the meeting tour OF the club was
made and Il was revealed that
the Citizens club had many facll-
itiea Witch would make amy nc
tivitica the Continrnthls held there
q bis success,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

ton Az
The afternoon was enjoyed dane
INK 90 music ON the hi-n
Lunch was served buffet style
from table covered with white
cloth ana appointments IN yellow
and white and conferred with a
beautiful birthday cake decorated
IN yellow and green,
Following lunch, Lynda opened
her many gifts ana displayed them
60 tho delight Of the group Among
her gifts WAS cash token sen,
by the honopcs sister tuciilc
Jones Audrey Walker sent a GIT
but could not he present
Helping Lynda celebrate were
Constance pankey. Gaynclle ray-
Tor Gloria Maddox, Adrion Cal
houn. Cheryl Jackson. Roberta
Webb. Carter Ellis nan sharkel.
ford James Arlington. and Larry
and Russell nobbina. cousins Of
the honoree
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
Data IN Chatter
by DARCY pEMIIIE

FROM HOLLYWOOD TO HARLEM 5 il, he bag land
packing mne) SIDNEY POTTER Academy
ton actor predicted back when rii
DEFIANT ONES" as prcyiewed here last summer
a bet would tho
only give
me trip Hollywood 70 watch the ceremonies but could stay a.
the Beverly the would the bd
ha ha Memo Sidney I'd rather the Ambassador
Beverly Hils hotel
legal eagles preparing open
celebrated saNapone artist Is trying 10 establish herself az his legal
payroll loop ntory
Doris viii walk with 100000 estate she named his right
hl heir.
10 GILLESPIE is recent Al
ptomane poison sunny
he grabbed quick bite airline while waiting
his shortly tho aeoff DIZZY seriously
really FOR while the pilot turning the
liner
ANTHONY QUINN win city
agreed broadway pay Long Dream which
NIGHT LENA HORNE Quinn viii play part
this Lake sinaa
dd know the Academy Award The
cancer" ~
they're linking aoctaltc
DOROTHY DANpRpaE turned thumba down 10, and
booked passage England by
twenty April the
win with TREVOR HOWARD a DOUGLAS
FAIRBANKS production
She win sta,eade "rorgy
opening New York city Dorothy considering
"a trip TO Trinidad In August for Rainbow shawl
Hows this Plug Bobby mpeccabc tailoring
taste and technique electricity"
up the RcA building Dorothy Klgalen Currently said that
a Brgctc nardot
movie Here's jolly "A grde after tho fat
powerful RUBY
~ho makes his living smoke filled octan and mite clubs
neither drinks DIAH wAsHfaGToN pairs
Of RUTH BROWN a filled with
earrings ROY HAMILTON bites his fngernAls
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

discrimination between simplicity
and plainnsss 80 well as proper
selection 81 colors and 90 proper
posture. carriage poiSs and decor
u,n A. = result Of The poll the top
ten are
a. Mrs Catherine ~ Freder
SEP Morrow ~ Washington DC
wife 81 tbs Special Assistant n
President Eisenhower
"a Mrs Gretchen tDr G Hoeil
jackson. ~ Boston. Mass society
colymnisi for me PitisbgrRf couf
Der
80 Mss vIvian Weaver, n
Cleveland Ohio nationally knoyu
harpIst vbo teaches music IN ne
public high schools ~ Cleveland
~ Mrs. Easne scot, JohnAon
~ Philadelphia "a former norm
her o. re faculty ~ FIsk Unlvsr
aiv NASHVILLE Tenn ~ present
PfofesnT - aoelology AZ aiA's
Teachers Cdisg, Chsyney. "a
90 Hrs LusdiN NeAnssisf
Ecott - Atisn's &c former VII
- ne iats " a eCatt n founder
~ ~ nafisns frsf Negro eaiiy
resspaper No Atlanta Dsiy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

attorney OF Oklahoma City, and
a member Of the law firm os Bruce
and Rowan, but is presently on
iea,e while in the county attorneys
office
Club Hostess: Mrs. Eunice Jones,
S62 Carroll Av., was hostess 20
the Twin City Bridge Club on
Saturday evening February -
Prizes for high scores were won
by NJ C, Evans, first and William
Ridley second After a short bus
mess session. lunch was served by
the hostess and social hour en-
ioyed Mr. and Mrs William Rid
ley SIS 81 Anthony Av, viii be
hostess at the next meeting on
April rs
Hostess To Is Duchess; Members
q the I3 Duchess Club enjoyed a
delectable lunch when Mrs A, v,
Mazingo, ass " Grotto was hos
tess to the 10 Duchess Club on
Saturday evening February rs.
After lunch they enjoyed games
and winners taking home lovely
prizes were Mines. Jessie Shepard,
Theodore Jones and Clyde johnson
Sr.. first. second and third, re.
spectively Mrs Fred Murphy 1926
Second Ay s, viii be hostess at
the next meeting Saturday March
2s
sorority To Meet; Mrs, Edna
I.atson, $50 Carroll Av, viii be
hostess at the next regular meet
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Mar Z Edward stone 4e2 w,
Central Az W w Wimberly
ass Rondo Az Mrs Robert Jones.
1922 Rondo Av. Ted Harris Jr,
81 W Jeasamine; Mr. C. " Ben.
ner s72 81. Anthony Av; Mrs,
Nelson Martin. o72 81 Anthony
Az; Michael Phelps, 722 TgIehart
Az
Mar s Mrs Edna Small 1899
Cumberland Az: Cyrus Lewis Jr,
377 N. 81. Aibans Az Mr. Louis
Cason 1888 Thomas Mrs Ransom
y O.Neai 3is ~ Avon Mrs Hen
rietta Turpln. 900 W. wheciock
ppwy Mr.. Allen Mcintosh. s35
81 Anthony Az Portia Robin
Bell. 697 Rondo Av
Mar I.aperccilc Greene 9s4
iglehart Az Mrs. Carlos Moffatt
1869 Fuller Az; Roland DWELL
Wilson. 912 IRshhrt Az: Fred
schuck ST.. s44 Fuller Az
Mar 10 J r Harris Jr 81
W Iessamins; Mrs Gertru q e
Jones 7f7 st Anthony Az vir-
ginia jackson, 42s 81 Anthony
Az Arthur Mcwatt Jra 72s Cher.
b,nne Az Mrs Overton wycouEh.
7s9 Carroll Az William Richard
Meyer 500 Fuller Az Mrs Agnes
Marshall $50 Fuller Av
Mar II Mrs Clara p Bowers
100 81 Anthony Az Marion -.
kins p3s fglebart Az Mslodes
Harrison. sss Iglshart Az: I'd
ward Morris Jr 3o5 ~ CHATS
worth Gregory Reed 1872 Carroll
Az Jeff Anderson, e0a ~ An
;houy Az Ronald Massey 1882
W Central Az
Mar n Letitis Camp Martin.
s27 Carroll Az James T. C1eary,
1913 81 Anthony Az George Hsr.
ris. eos Carroll Az Paula Wy.
cough. 7se Carroll Az
Mar 70 Mr q J Sporting ss2
Iglehart Az Bnly Thomas 5fi
W Central Az Howardean John
son 40 81 Anthony Az John
Williams 7el R0nso Az sharon
Louise savies Tss 81 Anth0uy
~ Mars Jean Butler. se7 Igie.
hart ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
MARRIAGE or DAUGHTER
REVEALED BY PARENTS

Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Henderson
900 Fuller Av, have announced
the marriage Of their daughter.
Beverly. to Mr. Arthur Long son
Of Mr. and Mrs Leroy Young OF
Knoxville, Tenn
Arthur. a pre-medic student at
Knoxville College, win transfer 70
the University OF Minnesota Medi-
cal school
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

CONTAINS about 20 tender morsels
enough 10 serve four as an ap-
potixor
To Heat rrr- Cooked Sea Scailops
/ IN OVEN Pre-heat oven 20 t2a
degrees + theN Spread fruzcn
scalleps In shallow pan OF on q
baking sheet Heat thoroughly in
hot oven until well Drowned 10
70 "a minutes
IN RRoILER Spread fruHen
Scallaps ON FOIL on hroiicr rack,
Roli or more inches from heat
in pre- heated hroiler until well
Drowned s 60 minutes
chill Tntarr Sauce
/ Ia cup mayonnatsc
"a cup prepared horsc-radish
: tablespoons chilli sauce
Z tablespoons oatsup
Il.ia tablespoons finely chopped
AsNfh t'NffFfA
teaspoon lemon hiico
ga teaspoon salt
Combine ingredients and mix
we'll chill thoroughly Serve with
soalieps Makes about l cup sauce
INSTANT ORANGE FLUFF
u package orange favored gela
tin
. | cup hot water
I / cup cold milk
( package vanilla or banana IN.
slant pudding mix
2 dlceu oranges tfrced from mem.
hrane and juice
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

haNNf-Nf0iA> bAhibttRtN
Mar : Tom Ward ass Vim.
cent Az s. Mrs Grace Golden.
s6i5 Chicago Az COMFY Landers
III 18th Az. N; Louis whitlock
III. 1854 Clinton Az Leon Wal
lace. Ssls Clinton Az: Wesley
Lyle Jr. ssS Il. IS 81 Mrs Rob
erta Carmichael. 442s Third Az
s. Danessa Patrick. SSt2 Fourth
Av s.. Fayetta Watts, 27a6ts
Clinton Av Mrs Edith May Jones,
lli3 Lyndale Az N. Mrs Irene
Black. OFT Aldrich Az N
Mar 5 Mrs. Mamie Battles.
1928 Portland Az. Charles W
Glenn s6t0 Fourth Az S. Mrs
J. c Virgins. ssis FIFTH Av s;
Jack Jones. 1910 Eighth Av NJ
sylvester A. Young 5035 Irving
Az N. Timothy Kent. T2o Fourth
Av N
Mar. Mrs, willard Jones 1891
Portland Az; Keyna Denise Black
wen, a24T Firth Av s; Kirk
Dean Patterson, 290o Portland Az
Mar. 10 Mrs Ida NJ Harvey.
cor Washington Az 81 Christine
Lewis, 1859 Humboldt Av Nj
Henry Lacey $50 Humboldt Av,
N: Harold Mcpuffie. T2S 18th
Av NJ Mrs John Warren. a64s
Third Az s
Mar. IL Rev. Seminole Mckee.
1928 Firth Az s Russell starls.
1919 Clinton Az; William Helm
1909 Firth Az s, Mrs Richard
Acosta, $500 Fifth Az 8 Walter
Russell 3s2s Clinton Az
Mar ~ Mrs Elizabeth Rodger.
Old Soldiers Home, Mrs Fred
Edwards 22o6 Elliot Az. stephen
Landry. 1886 Portland Av
Mar ~ Mrs Gladys Freeman,
1909 18th Az N, Mrs w f.
stovan sst5 Firth Av s. Mrs
wreatha C. Maxell, 5000 goth Az
S Rev w Graham. 1918 Irv-
ing Az N: James Cummings
1910 Seventh Sc s. Mrs Alma
Hereford. 1921 Humboldt Az, N,
Mrs Chrysteila Walker 1914
James Az ~.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

chill tartare sauce pretty.up the
plates with some crisp carrot
sticks. celery hearts and olives and
provide colored toothpicks for
spearing purposes
A seven ounce package OF these
pre- cooked. quick fruEcn scAllops
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
BROTHERHOOD TO PRESENT
ANNUAL SPRING MUSICAL
SUNDAY, MARCH IS

The Brotherhood OF st Peters
.AME, Church viii present their
annual Spring Musical Sunday
March IS. at $50 pm at ST
Peters AME Church
The Musical win feature the
senior choir. adult choral club, the
Brotherhood Glee Club and Can
tinas all Of st Peters church
A repertoire Of carefully select
ed musical numbers win be rem
dered by the musical groups
Luther Prince Is president Of the
Brotherhood and w T. Stovall is
chairman OF the musical program
The public is invited There Is
no admission charge
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

taste IN dress are recognized Da.
tionsliy and who sEemplify a.
correct dress for the occasion mp,
proprinte both for personality and
figure t2t good grooming al all
times without resorting 10 over
dressing and fiasinaAa CaD wise
Cole. Of Los Angeles Cal
tsl Mrs Pauline y weeden Of
LynchhurH. Va National Pred
dent Of the Links, Inc
A Tie
In tie for 10Th place In Mrs
yictortne Adams. 81 Baltimore
Md owner Of n speciality shop
Charm Center and Mrs zelmn
PRANK Mitchell wife az the pub
Usher ~ the n, Louis Argus
Also Named
Honorable mention Koos 10 tbs
following Mechanics voiyn Hen
derson f>ps Angeles Ethel Nix
Philadelphia HeTmtono Pair
Mount Vernon. loan Parks. ~
bury pari, herRusrits neiafonte
Kew York Can Kent. Cleveland
Valentine Minor. Houston. Agatha
Itobefyun, Boston. olivia DIXON
Baltimore Rose Morgan New
York Christine Davis Washing
ton. DC and W o Walker. cleve
land
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

You never know when yea ma
need crrsiii reference ~ KoOd
word. ~hsn you s~eh Job, Keep
Your weekly newspaper credit rst.
Ing by paying subscriptions and
advertising bills promptly Goo,
credit usually msaas good ~,
p''isti"n and j. an important.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

World
fsl Or Jean Noble ~ Hrw Yorb
city. Guidance Counselor at city
College and National President Of
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
~ Mrs Truman X CtbAon Dr.
~ Chicago ~
81 Mrs Mare Mat King ,
NAFAD among fashion authorities
throughout the country. society
editors and its own Board mem.
b@rs 4 q'issti0nnairs IL sent 70 an
iop nominees WHOSE standards ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

course The tender bite sired pice.
es OF deep sea scallops are pre-
cooked So u is simple and
speedy matter 60 heat them un
I'll Drowned and ortspy in hot
oven or under the hroiler Serve
them 20 your guests on small
plates with individual cups Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
WEDDTSG AN~IyTRsARUs
1UNSTAPOTIs

MAJ 3 ~ and Mrs. Ksnnstf
NrKlnneg s23 Fremont ~ y
sewer years
Mar ~ NJ ard Nrs Nsiwn
Carpenter zs03 Fourth Az p are
TeaF
Mar t1 NJ arf Mrs. 1arnss
Hn ela Frsngorf ~ = ~ rsars
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

Mar 7 Atherton Hughes, pes
Moines Ia r. Han Jr Des
Moincs Ia
Mar Louis Mason, Jr Pitts.
hurgh. Pa
Mar II NJ, Louise Bohnuon
Tuskecge, Ala
Mar ~ Paul W Glenn Chi
cago, m
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
BoOK CIuB MET WITH
Mrs. NORMAN HOWELL

The Book cub met Friday Feb
ruary ~, ~ the home ~ Mrs
Norman Howell gTi So Anthony
Az with Mrs Louis w Johnson
as co hnHtrsa
Mrs Johnson gave hooh re-
view 81 Wolf KITTY" the novel
by Claudia Bcllingcf a Negro
author This book IN her first novel
Mrs Richard Mann, 1901 West
erp Az NJ, win be hosteaa AT the
next meeting
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
Social and Personal
81 MINNEAPOLIS

New Son, Mr. aud Mrs Frank Myrou Frazier 0il Dupont
are the proud parents of baby boy born February u.s.
North Memorial hospital and weighed pounds
half AZ birth Frank Myron r is the chosen the
newcomer Maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs Cemon
Rooney &a2 Smelling Az and paternal grandparents Mr.
and Mrs Arthur Frazier Sr OF li3s N Bryant Az all of Min
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
~EDprSG ASSsEEsARns

war ~ ard Ms laf0sf
Hra1far1 fcgs CarrfN A. ~
ears ~ snf NJ one h
raofapean Ts7 gtaisT A. o.
frars ~ sn4 NJ Fater' Eat
~ ~ Csfron A. fs yssrf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
Social and Personal
z ST. PAUL

Visited Family John Culver 1880 Arundel returned hom
Saturday from Oklahoma City Okla where he visited his wife
children relatives and friends highght Of his visit
luncheon he attended honorng lawyers who had pracced
so years in the city Among those honored j.
Bruce Negro attorney the law firm of Bruce and
Culver the guest Of cousin John Green assistant county
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

Mar ~ Harold Wallace Tay
I1r Roswell Nsg Mexico
Mar re- Mrs fconn Leonard
Guthrie Okla
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
DESIGNERS NAME TEN BEST DRESSED
WOMEN IN NEGRO UNITED STATES

New York fANPj-Thc National Association Of Fnshion
and Accessory Designers has announced the o the 10
Best Dressed Negro IN the United States all women
prominent IN social chartabl" civic affairs -Four also
career
Conducted Poll
The selection based u poll conducted annually by
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

Rar W arf Mrs JDhr
You're 1920 0aesuh1n - years
Mar ~ ~ am Ms n y
Harris 90 Ran1o ~ ~ ysar
Mar i ~ and nru iyihsF
Fafra 80 rrishari Az ~ years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
FRIENDS Htlp LYNDA
poaRINs CELEBRATE HtR
BIRTHDAY FEBRUARY az

0ayety and merrinont was the
order ~ he day for Lynda Dob
bins when she was honoted with a
party in celebration ~ her 18th
birthday by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Joseph pobhinu ON Saturday
afternoon February ~. from 30
10 q pm at thcir home a0ts chin
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

ing Of Pragmateia sorority on
Friday March 6
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

NJ fl ~ an Hrs riarrg1
r. nfusr ~ ~ AnTsiss Cart
~ Fesrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
Area Guurdsmen
To Sturt Training
AT Fort Meade

Thirty seven Washington
area National Guardsmen and
Army Reservists were sched-
uled today to begin a two-week
officer training course at Fort
Meade, Nd.
Ten Of the men are sched-
uled to complete a year-long
training program June 20. The
remainder will take other
training later in the year.
The 10 are: Sergt. Ernest M.
Boyd, 1880 Abbey place NE:
Specialist william Coe. PLOT
North Taft street. Arlington;
Specialist Michael Flanagan,
3517 A street Sc: Specialist
James Latham, jr., 8140 Old
Fort road Sc; Pfc. j. Carter
McKaig. Westfield, N. j.. and
Cpl. Kelly B. McGill. 1443 7
street NV.
Specialist Charles T. Poat,
404 Rittenhouse street NV;
Specialist Richard Ripp 865
Van Buren, street NV; Sefgt.
Thomas Council. $500 Twenty
first street Sc: and Specialist
Fred Olsen, 1922 Arcola avenue,
Silver Spring.