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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Heverin
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lin Heverin and family, Mr..
Ralph Heverin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Bailey and family, MIR.
and Mrs. Paul Bowman and
family, MIR. and Mrs. Carlton
Steele and family, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd McNatt and family.
Smyrna times., 1959-07-16
Asbury Methodist Church

The Rev. ]. Howard Link,
minister, announces services for
Sunday at Asbury Methodist
Church as follows: Churc h
School at 10 o'clock, with Jack
Dukes, general superintendent,
assisted by the departmental
superintendent and teachers.
Morning worship at ii O'Clock.
The Rev. j. Howard Link will
speak upon the theme: Where
Is Your Faith?" The ministry of
music will be in charge of Mrs.
Ruth Johnson Knotts, organist
and choral director.
Smyrna times., 1959-07-16
Christian Science Services

The subject of the Lesson
Sermon in First Church of
Christ, Scientist, 1901 Van Bu-
rem Street, Wilmington, First
Church of Christ, Scientist, v.
/. A. Building, Rehoboth Beach,
Christian Science Society, 30l
S. Walnut St., Milford and
Christian Science Society, New
Century Club, Dover, Sunday,
Smyrna times., 1959-07-16
Do wonderful things for your outdoor living
with modern concrete!

You can also color concrete-mix it in or
paint it. You can score it in patterns or give it
special surface texture. Poured, pre-cast, or
in masonry units, concrete goes with any sur
roundings-and goes beautifully.
You can do some of this work yourself or
you can call in concrete contractor or mason.
They're listed in the Yellow Pages Or if you
would like more ideas, write for free folder,
Concrete For Outdoor Living"
Smyrna times., 1959-07-16
KentOn Methodist Church

Services at Kenton Methodist
Church, the Rev. Robert S.
Hodgson, pastor, are announced
as follows: Church School, 10
am. Donald Clark, superintend-
ent. Worship service, IL am.
Sermon subject: "Jesus Walking
on the Water of Life's Seas"
Smyrna times., 1959-07-16

It's fun to live in your own yard enjoying
a patio party :. !. home-style picnic !. :. or
just sitting in the sun.
Modern concrete makes it easy. It's 80 ver-
satile, so easy to work with. It adapts so
readily to any ideas, any yard, any budget.
Perhaps you'll start with patio walk
-. or garden wall :. 4. small pool !. or
steps on slope. A screen of concrete masonry
units is another beautiful improvement.
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6zGhurrh le(pS&E

July l9, 1859. will be Life"
Morning Service and Sunday
School are at ll:00 AM; Dover,
Sunday School, $50 Am. We'd
nesday Evening Testimonial
Meetings at 500 PM.
Smyrna times., 1959-07-16

shower was staged by club
members for Mrs. Jack Filings
worth, leader, following the
meetings adjournment.
Smyrna times., 1959-07-16

selected as the date for the
groups annual picnic, to be held
at White Crystal Beach near
Earleville, Md. A surprise baby
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Republican Senators
Seek To Strengthen
Civil RIGHTS Act

Washington CAMP - Senator
Jacob K. Javits (R., N.Y., an
nounced, Tuesday, that he will in
troduce shortly in the Senate, along
with Senators Heating (R., N.Y.,
Case CR., ND, and Scott ID,
Pa, a bill to restore the provis-
ions known as Part III which
were stricken from the Civil Rights
Act of 1857.
This proposal would give the
Attorney General authority to in
itiate upon sworn complaint of
affected individuals action for a
civil injunction to prevent inter
ference with civil rights, including
the right to attend nonsegregat-
ed public school, to enjoy equal
opportunity to attend a public
beach, public golf course, park and
other public facilities like restaur-
ants and hotels, and to ride on
trains, buses and trolleys.
Senator Javits will also join as
co-sponsor along with Senators
Case and Scott of a second meas
ure to extend the term of the Civil
Rights Commission until January
1861. to be introduced by Senator
Heating. Representatives Seymour
Halpern and John Lindsay, New
York Republicans, will sponsor
identical measures in the House.
Under the terms of the Javits
bill the Attorney General will be
empowered upon written complaint
to begin civil injunctive proceed
ings against local officials or those
conspiring with such officials to
deprive a citizen of his Constitu-
tional civil rights under the 14th
Amendment.
The proposed extension of the
Civil Rights Commission to be put
forward by Senator Heating, should
give it sufficient time to discharge
it's primary responsibility to con-
duct similar voting Investigations
in states and study attempts to
deny equal protection Of the law.
Senator Happy:
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De VANTE CLUB IN
ANNIVERSARY DINNER

The gaily decorated rumpus
room at the home of Mrs. Wendell
Gibbs, 1919 E. AZ st. was the ideal
setting for the first anniversary
dinner of the De Vante Club at
which time husbands of members
were honored guests.
Dinner was served at 7 pm and
included a wide variety of tasty
viands. Following dinner the re-
mainder of the evening was en-
joyed playing bridge and Holly
wood.
The evenings gaiety was over
Swallowed due to the absence OF
the president, Mrs. Talmadge Car
ey Sr., and her sisters, Mrs. Boyd
Crawford and Mrs. Burie Car
michael who were unable to attend
because of the serious illness OF
their husband and brother-in-law
Mr.. Talmadge B. Carey Sr.
Members and their guests pres
ent were Messrs. and Mines. O.
B. Williams, Miles Newlin, Walter
Aston, Earl Brent, Thomas John
son, Percy Hughes Sr., Frank Ter
ry, Wendell Gibbs and Mrs. Manly
Rhodes.
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MILWAUKEE MAYOR
ADDRESSES AUTO WORKERS
ZFp CONEEREN(yE
Yep CONFERENCE

Milwaukee, Unless Amer
lean practice conforms with Amer
lean principles of freedom and lib
erty, we will lose the moral pres
tige necessary to be a world lead
er, Mayor Frank p. Zeidler Of
Milwaukee warned the 1876 dele
gates to JAWS Wisconsin Fair
Employment Practices Conference.
Discrimination may well develop
caste system of privileges for
some and not for others that will
destroy our nation, said Mayor
Zeidler.
William Oliver, Co-Director of
the JAW Fair Practices Depart
ment, told the delegates that 1T
is incredible in this midpoint of
the twentieth century that man has
not learned to live with his fellow
man" He urged that Senate rule
%, which permits filibusters and
allows Southern Senators to block
civil rights legislation, be elimin-
ated.
Other speakers and panelists in
cluded Harvey Kitzman, Harry
Ross and Ralph Koenig, JAW
staff members, and Attorney Max
Raskin of Milwaukee.
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Spokane Washington Couple
Return Home After
Months JuUnf Eusf


Concluding a months vacation
spent in Maryland, Pennsylvania
and st. Paul visiting relatives and
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Freeman
of Spokane, Wash, left for their
home Thursday January Is.
They were the houseguests in
st. Paul of Mr.. Freeman's brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Phil E. Freeman of S57 Iglehart
Av., where they spent one week
and were accorded many social
courtesies.
On Saturday and Sunday Janu-
airy 10 and IL, friends dropped in
at the Freeman home to greet the
visitors and for many to renew
old friendships as Mr.. Al Freeman
formerly lived in st. Paul On Mon
day night they were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ollye Gum; on
Tuesday night, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Richardson were hosts at din
ner in honor of the visitors and
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Mazingo, were
hosts at dinner honor:ng the Free
mans on Wednesday night. The Al
Freemans are godparents of the
Mazingos daughter Sherrie. Other
guests of the Mazingos were Mr.
and Mrs. Phil Freeman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ollye Gum, Mrs. Clyde John
son Sr. and Mr.. Carl Griffin.
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CLIO with attempts to force an Eek
IRENE gag rule" upon the Senate
of the United States and gloated
over the defeat of the majority
rule" proposal.
In a statement issued Tuesday,
following the defeat of the So
called Douglas amendment" to
the cloture rule, the Georgia solon
said this action proved that the
members still recognize the Sen
ate as the forum of the states
and as the traditional safeguard
for full and free expression of the
view of minorities. Ills refer
ence to minorities meaning the
geographic minority in the Sen
ate-the SouthernersD
He paid tribute to the courage
of Senators, including many from
sections of the country other than
the South, for voting to kill the
Douglas proposal, and for refus-
ing to be "enticed by the promises
or intimidated by the threats of
pressure groups" Here he re-
ferred to officials of the NAACP,
to labor leader Walter Reuther,
and other extreme pre- su r e
groups" as supporting the "radi-
cal proposals to impose a drastic
gag rule of the Senate"
BY killing the Douglas-Javits-
Humphrey plan for majority rule,
and the Morton three-fifths cloture
proposals, the Senate "alerted the
American people to dangerous and
power-seeking moves by either the
Executive Branch or by the many
self-serving pressure groups who
now operate in our Nations Cap
ital," said Russell.
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day January 10, for surgery. Her
condition is reported good.
Surprised On Anniversary: Mr.,
AMI Mrs. Arthur Mitchell, 951 AL
drich Av. N, enjoyed a pleasant
evening with a group of friends
who helped to make their 31st
wedding anniversary a happy &C.
casion on Sunday evening Janu-
airy Is, at a surprise party hosted
by Mrs. Beatrice Reed of $40 Bry-
ant Av. N. The gala affair was
held at the Elks Rest, 1915 Aldrich
Av. N. Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell were
unaware that anything unusual
would happen to them and it was
complete surprise when friends
arrived to wish them happiness
while showering them with many
gifts. Enjoying the affair along
with the honored couple were
Mines. Theodore Woodland, Lola
Gattling, Genevieve Jackson, Ern-
estine H. Wright, Naomi Davis and
the hostess Beatrice Reed. A beau
tifully decorated cake and refresh
ments were enjoyed.
Out OF Hospital: Mr.. James w.
Fraction, 3S41 Clinton Av., return
ed home Tuesday from the hos
pital and his condition is greatly
improved and he is expected to
make a rapid recovery. A sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman of Boston
Mass, arrived Saturday and will
remain until he is well on the road
to recovery.
HOspitalized: william (BilD
Curry, 1901 Clinton Av., is re-
ported in satisfactory condition in
Veterans hospital where he en-
tered New Years day and under
went surgery.
Beauticians Held Meeting: The
Minneapolis Beauticians Chapter
21O, held a call meeting Monday
January 10, at the home of Mrs.
Ruby Howelton, 1922 Elwood Av.
N. Plans were made for attending
the regional meeting which will be
held in Omaha, Neb., February IS,
16 and II. Two former members,
Mrs. Louise Foster and Mrs. Mel
anie Spencer were reinstated into
club membership. At the February
meeting report will be made of the
regional meeting by delegates.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
Bus Jimcro In
Afl0nto Receives
Court Set Back

Atlanta CAMP - A U. S. Judge
Friday ruled that bus segregation
laws in this state are unconstitu-
tional.
Judge Frank A. Hooper a de-
claratory judgement invalidating
both state and city laws calling
for segregated seating on Atlanta
Transit System buses.
Refuses To Grant Injunction
However, Judge Hooper refused
to grant an injunction against en-
forcement of the laws on the
ground that the two Negro min
listers who brought the suit did
not show themselves to be imperil'
ed by any immediate threat of en-.
forcement.
The Judge reserved jurisdiction
in the case on behalf of the plain
tiffs, the Rev. Samuel Williams
and the Rev. John T. Porter, anc
on behalf of any members of theil
race who might later claim an in
junction is needed.
Although they won the right tc
sit anywhere on the public vehicles
the Negroes hesitated before sit
ting with whites. Mayor William
B. Hartsfield asked the people OF
Atlanta both white and colored
to use their common sense" in
the matter.
He asked them ito conduct
themselves in a spirit of decency
and goodwill. If they do so, 1.-THE
situation will take care of itself
he said.
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|VlI!!z:Z7| :i33|I1
-E BY NEIL D0DS0n RUSSELL

NEW YORK CITYThe Going Steady trend teenagers
causing American home Mothers
recall their when girls popularity judged ofen
unfairly the dates she could command Although
dated early the Going Steady
the business leading
official engagement.
Modernday become apprhenve when they
limiting dating excluding other social
contacts with the The daughter rbeng against what
she considers Oge the protest that
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Also on hand to greet her grand
son for the past two weeks was
Mrs. Ella Jackson, also of Rock
ford and mother of Mrs. Benton,
Mines. Byrd and Gary left Sunday
afternoon for home and Mrs. Jack
son left Wednesday morning.
HOspitalized: Earl William s
3717 Fifth Av. s., entered Mt.
Sinai hospital January 16, for
diagnostic examination and treat
ment.
Family Visitors: Rev. and Mrs.
Rufus Richardson and daughter
Donna, of Kansas City, Mo, were
the weekend houseguests of Mrs.
Ruth Morris and Mrs. Johnnie Mae
Priest of 2412 Fourth Av. S., cous-
ms of Rev. Richardson. The en-
joyale weekend visit was Climaxed
with a turkey dinner given by
Mines. Morris and Priest in honor
of their houseguests. Other guests
were three aunts of Rev. Richard
son, Mines. Tiny Holder, Estella
Howard, and George Joiner; Mr..
George Joiner, the Messrs. and
Mines. Clifford Marty and family
Raymond Shepherd and family,
Mrs. Dorothy Moore and Mr..
George Wallace. Rev. Richardson
is also a cousin of Mrs. Marty
and Mrs. Shepherd. The visitors
left for their home on Sunday ev-
ening.
Dinner Guest: Mrs. Virgie Tay-
lor, personal maid to Hildegard
who is currently appearing at the
Radisson Hotel, was the dinner
guest on Sunday of Mrs. Anna
belle Matthews and Mrs. Edith
Moulden of 3S4S Fourth Av. S.
After dinner the afternoon was
enjoyed listening to Mrs. Taylor
recount some of her interesting
experiences in travelling through
out the country.
Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Marshall were the evening guests
of Miss Amanda Byrd of 1922
Third Av. S.
HOspitalized: Anita Renee Coop
er, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Car
trell Cooper of 454S Fifth Av. s.,
entered Fairview hospital on Mon
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LAKE STREET NV
BANK COLLECTION
POINT FOR DIMES

The Lake Street office Of the
Northwestern National Bank of
Minneapolis will be the collection
point for funds raised by the door
to-door Mothers March of Dimes
next Wednesday evening. (Jan.
2s).
Leroy H. Berg, manager, an
nounced that the bank Is donating
its facilities and personnel to count
and tabulate a predicted $4,000
to $175,OO0 in small bills and
coins.
Most Of the staff will remain
on duty throughout the evening.
Civil defense personnel will direct
parking lot traffic. The bank is
located on the site of the old Mic
ollet baseball park, 5000 Nicollet
Ave.
Police officers will escort March
of Dimes chairmen from At subur-
an communities and townships
and Minneapolis to the bank with
the funds collected in their areas.
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third. Other guests of the hostess
were Mines. Wendell Gibbs, James
Williams and John c. Few. Cap
turing club prizes were Mines.
Eunice Jones, William Hanna and
F. Schuck, first, second and third
respectively. Mrs. Schuck was
pleasantly surprised when she re-
ceived a beautiful plant from Mrs.
Earl Brent, a club member. The
next meeting will be with Mrs.
Charles Graham, 791 st. Anthony
Av. on February 10.
Alpha Wives Elect: Mrs. Mary
10 Howell was elected president of
Alpha Wives when the club held
it's annual election Friday night
at the home Of Mrs. Thomas John
son, 4045 Oakland Av., Minneapo-
lis. Other officers named are
Mines. Rosialee Patterson, vice
president; Mary Durand, secre-
tary and G. Nichols, reelected
treasurer. The president will ap-
point committee chairman at the
next meeting February 6, at the
home Of Mrs. John Patton, 1853 w
Central Av.
Birthdays Celebrated: The joint
birthdays of Mrs. Earl Brent, 1929
Fourth Av. s., Minneapolis and
Mrs. Hammond Turner of 1873 w
Central Av., st. Paul, were cele-
brated by a few friends January
s, when Mrs. Turner entertained
at lunch in honor Of the occasion
A centerpiece of red azaleas cent
cred the tastefully spread luncheon
table which was adorned with sill
yer candlesticks with lighted tap
ers. Following lunch the afternoon
was enjoyed playing games. Gifts
presented to the honorees were
opened and displayed.
New Officers Installed: Newly
elected officers for the current
year of the Tanga Club were in
stalled when the club met Saturday
January IT, at the home of Mrs.
Howard Tyler, 694 w. Central Av.
Installed were Mines. Lydia Pill
low, president; Mary Clemmons,
vice president; Jerry Fulford, re-
cording secretary; Lucille Jack
son, financial secretary; Shirley
Shelton. treasurer; Roberta Tyler
reporter; Lois Brown, sergeant
alarms and Ellen Brown sunshine
chairman. The new officers pre-
sided following installation.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
CHARLES cocHRANE IS
HONORED WITH PARTY
ON HIS BIRTHDAY

Saturday evening January IT,
was an evening Of fun and good
fellowship when Mrs. Charles
Cochrane, 1920 Fifth Av. s., was
hostess to a group of friends in
honor of her husbands birthday.
Guests had been requested in
their invitations to bring several
clues to a biblical person, place
or event to be played in a game
Of Truth or Consequence" The
hostess melted out humorous con-
sequences for guests not knowing
correct answers to questions asked
them.
In the game of You Should
Know" dealing with current ev-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Began
captured the prizes. They were
one of the husband and wife teams
competing.
OllO"hlS SdillSo' NiibASA was
served buffet style from a table
conferred with a large birthday
cake and a coffee urn and punch
bowl adjoining opposite ends. A
gaily colored and decorated table
cloth, napkins and candles added
to the birthday motif.
After dinner the many beauti-
full cards were read and gifts
opened.
Guests wishing Mr.. Cochrane
happy birthday while enjoying the
affair were Messrs. and Mines.
Eugene Began, Johnny Haynes,
William Young Sr., Roosevelt
Whitley, Charles Pickett Sr., john
Fowler of st. Paul, Mrs. Bernice
Williams, Mr.. Horace Hughes and
Rev. and Mrs. William B. Will
liams.
Mrs. Fowler assisted Mrs. Coch-
rane.
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Miss Jeanette Adams
To Wed Elmer Scott

The announcement of the en-
gagement of Miss Jeanette Ad-
ans to Mr.. Elmer Scott was made
this week by the parents of the
bride-elect, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cauley of 500 Rondo Av.
Miss Adams is a 1858 graduate
of Central High School st. Paul
She is currently employed al
Schuneman's Department Store.
Mr.. Scott, son of Mr.. and Mrs
George Scott of Coffeyville, Kans.
is a recent graduate of the Army
Academy in Baltimore, Md. He i.
employed at the First Nationa
Bank in st. Paul.
A March wedding is planned.
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Frank Boyd At
Home After Two
Weeks In HoSpifoI

Frank Boyd, 443 Mackubfn, I'M
ion, and civic leader is home again
after two weeks in the hospital.
His son Artie Boyd of Los An
geles came to Minneapolis to be
with him.
At last report Mr.. Boyd was
able to be up and about his home.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
TWO OHIO SENATORS
INTRODUCE FEP BILL
IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Columbus, Ohio (ANP) - The
first bill to be introduced in the
current session of the Ohio Gen,
eral Assembly, calling for a bar
on bias in employment in the
state, was sponsored last week by
two Cleveland legislators.
Sens. Ray T. Miller and Eugene
]. Sawicki, Democrats, offered a
bill that would establish fair en-
ployment practices and make lille
gal discrimination because of race
creed or color.
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people have used against parental authority for
years. But, MOTHER, EVERYBODYS going
steady. Remember when it was: EVERYBODYs
bobbing their hair! EVERYBODYS wearing lip
stick Etc. Then there is the clincher the ultimate
rebuff. But MOTHER Cor DAD times have
CHANGED since you young!". This is sup
posed to put the parent in the vanished cate
CORY with the hustle and high button shoes.
Times HAVE changed. have been aware of the
fact by listening to the conversation and problems
of the teen-age girls in my office. thought was
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
WARRINGTON'S All CLUB
MEETS MONDAY, JAN. 26

Warrington Schools First All
Club will hold it's regular monthly
meeting Monday January 26, at
324 E. 81 St, the home of the CO.
leader, Mrs. Douglas Thompson.
All members are asked to at
tend as a progress report will be
made at this time.
Both club leaders and members
would like it to be known that
parents or interested persons are
always welcome at all meetings.
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Social and Personal
K MINNEAPOLIS <
K MINNEAPOLIS

Family Visitors Mr. and Mrs Phelma Benton and infant
Gary Walter of 428 Portland Av entertained special guests
the Weekend Mrs Lote Byrd and Mrs Marie Grady
Rockford ILL.,, sisters of Mr. Benton arrived Friday for
frshand acquaintance with their nephew, Gary Walter
Benton who is the first boy child of the family
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Social and Personal
K ST. PAUL K

Matinee Bridge Club Members and guests of the Matinee
Bridge Club sat down tasty lunch at prey appointed
tables preceding bridge when Mrs Fred Schuck 844 Fuller
Av hostess Tuesday afternoon January 20 When
tailed the following guests received prizes Mines Burie
Carmichael first Walter Aston and Palmer Jackson
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JOANNE ELOISE CARTER
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carter, 1921
Fourth Av. S., have announced the
engagement of their daughter,
jeanne Eloise Carter, to Mr.. En-
erson Yates, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Bolelen, 1O254 Central Av.,
N. E, Fridley, MINI.
The bride-elect is a graduate Of
Central High School.
Mr.. Yates is a graduate of
South High School, Minneapolis.
A summer wedding is planned.
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Georges Russell
GloufS Over Win
For EiIibusfer'

Washington (ANP) - Senator
Richard B. Russell (R., Ca,
charged the NAACP and the ALL
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This Is our Silver Anniversary
Year Of publicatiOn.-Advt.
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