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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-02
Miss Judy Digger
Feted With 4
Going Away Party

Connie Lou ellis entertained with
an ice cream and cake party at
home Sunday afternoon, honoring
Judy Digger. whose family will
move to Virginia Beach October Is.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Connie ellis, and
grandmother, Mrs. Johnson Hub
bard.
The guests were Betty Burger,
Janet Warner, Jennifer Whitaker,
Susan Baldwin. Betsy Hargrove
and Dianne Banton.
Judy was presented with piece
of luggage as a farewell gift.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-02
Slate Hill OAR
I Q Have Guests
At Luncheon

The newly formed Appomattox
chapter Of the OAR will be guests
of the Slate Hill OAR Saturday,
October g. The local chapter Will
hold its regular meeting. as a
luncheon at the Hotel Weyanoke
at 1870 pm.
Special guest Of honor will be
the Virginia state vice regent. Mrs.
H. Lee Turpin. Jr.. Of Wytheville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-02

college as result Of being good
students in high school Where
there is will, there is way
is An old saying applicable to the
two. and it can be applicable to
most any student willing to work
hard enough to Justify someone Civ
ing him aid when it comes college
time.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-02
Coffee Honors
Mrs. r. 8. Gregory

Mrs. Isaac Yeats and Mrs. c. L.
Spurlock, Jr., were hostesses at a
Wednesday morning coffee at the
Yeats h m on Watson street
honoring Mrs. r c. Gregory
Mr. and Mrs Gregory viii move
to Richmond this month.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-02
Monroe Foster.

Monroe Foster.
Two contests were given the club
members by Mrs. Nelson Garner.
Mrs. w. D. Hamilton won first
prize and Mrs j. A. LeSueur,
second.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-02
Social Hour Club
Has Demonstration

The Social Hour Home Demon
stration Club met Wednesday with
Mrs. Ruth Englert on Randolph
street.
A demonstration on Cleaning the
Home" was presented by Mrs.
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Mckinley PTR Will
MEET JANUARY IS

The Mckinley PTA win meet
Thursday evening January IS at
the school, Macltubin and Carroll
Avs, st. Paul
Music for the affair will be
furnished by the Chimes"
A very interesting evening will
be spent in Tokyo, Japan, via
slides and a travelogue by Miss
Kelly, fourth grade teacher at
Mckinley, or her experiences as an
exchange teacher in Tokyo, where
she spent two years. While over
there, she spent Christmas in
Hongkong travelling through For
mosa on her way back to Tokyo.
Miss Kelly also spent three years
teaching in Stuttgart, Germany,
and she will have much Of interest
TO relate of her travels and ex-
periences as an exchange teacher
Lunch will be served at the CON
clusion Of the program.
Members are urged to be pres
ent. Miss Cecilia Cullen is prin-
cipal Of Mckinley School.
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BOOKER 7. WASHINGTON
STUDY CLUB HOLDS
ANNUAL HOLIDAY PARTY

II was an enjoyable evening for
guests and members Of the Booker
T. Washington Study Club on Sat
urday January 8, when the club
held it's annual holiday party at
the home of the president, Mrs,
Elmer Smith, 1919 Smelling Av
Dinner was served at $50 from
a very inviting buffet.
Following dinner the club pre-
sented Mrs. Smith with a gift and
also the secretary, Mrs, James
Hill, was given a gift. Games and
pictures taken of the group con-
cluded the entertaining evening,
Guests who enjoyed the clubs
hospitality were Messrs, and Mines.
William A. Glenn, Leroy Coleman,
Robert Kirby; Mines, William
Mosely, Mary Stevens, Messrs.
George sudduth, George Hall,
Clifford wilkerson. A. Owens
Jesse Stevens and Mrs, Verla
Lewis of Burlington. Ia, sister of
Mrs. Smith
Members present were Mines.
Mary Alice Smith, George Sud
duth, James Hill, Marie Boswell,
George Hall, Clifford Wilkerson,
A. Owens and Mrs. Smith.
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DINING CAR LOCAL
$40 CREDIT UNION
MEETS JANUARY ~

The Dining Car Employees
Credit Union will hold its Fourth
Annual Meeting, commencing
promptly at 7 pm, Saturday,
January IT, 1859, at Roadys Rum
pus Room, 100 University Avenue,
st. Paul 4, Minnesota. A complete
dinner meal win be served.
Door prizes and souvenirs will
be given, and refreshments served.
Reservations must be made by
mail or in person at the Credit
Union office. No reservations or
cancellations accepted after jan
uary IL. Make checks payable to
Dining Car Employees Credit
Union.
Remember Bank Mite will also
be held during the Annual Meet
ing
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Meteors New Yeor's
Eve Porty Was
A Gala Affair

A background decor Of blue and
white, club colors, set the color
motif when the Meteors enter
tanned a group Of friends at a
gala New Years eve party at the
home OF Miss Ursula ponders, 694
Rondo Av., st. Paul.
The room was decorated with
shooting stars, white with blue
sparkle, oasoading from the ceiling
and was conferred with large
white star encircled with smaller
blue stars that set the color motif
Hats and noisemakers were CIV
en- to everyone. Promptly al II
midnight, the New Year song was
played and club members showered
their guests with confetti, while
the group Of fun loving, holiday
spirited crowd enjoyed bringing
in the New Year with the club.
Dancing and gay conversation
concluded the evening Of fun
Out Of town guests were John
Seabron, Delano Lewis, Kenneth
Groggs, all Of Kansas City. Mo,
Miss Lorraine penny" johnson
who Ia attending the Julliard
School Of Music In New York
and Earl Nell, who is attending
seabury Western University in
Illinois
Members and guests enjoying
the fun were Riley Gilchrist, Kathy
Day, Leroy Martin. Jewel simms,
william Clark. Bobby Peake, Cic-
heile Dawson, Thomas Clemens,
Joan Davis, Dorothy Davis, Clau-
dene Riley. Carlos and Jackie Moi
fatt, Charles Mccoy Beulah Glenn
ons. 10 Ann Richardson, Darlene
Peterson. Ursula Ponder. Tuson
Ellis, Charles Crutchfield.
Also Marva Webster, Curtis Del
oney, Garland Hunter. Teresa
Combs, Helen Peterson, Mrs. Jan
ice McCrary and the Messrs. James
Pickett, Floyd Poole Jr, and John
A. Jones.
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Dinner Hosts; Mr., and Mrs
Prentis Henderson. 1875 Bigelow
Lane entertained at Christmas
dinner IN honor Of Mrs BERTHE
Harris Of Lawrence, Kans. Other
guest was Mr., Bert Ellis, brother
OF Mrs. Harris
Loafers Holiday Partyi New
Years eve was a night of fun
Tor friends and wives Of mem-
bers OF Loafers, Inc, when they
entertained some 30 guests at
gala party at Local 51B recrea-
ton room, Dancing and witty
conversation passed away the
hours a buffet supper was served
after midnight, The club met Jan
uary 4 at Local $40 and plans
were formulated for the clubs an
nual Queen OF Hearts Ball Febru-
airy "a, william McMoore Is
chairman for this years event
Date Set For Formal Party, AZ
the regular meeting OF Pragmat-
ella Sorority held Friday January
2, at the home OF Mrs Bernice
Hardy. 973 Carroll Av,, final plans
for the clubs annual formal dane.
ing party celebrating their i4th
anniversary were completed. This
years party win be a highllght Of
February social events and will
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Mrs. WiIIiom North
is RegGled AZ A
Surprise Dinner Perry

Mrs, William N, North, 2522
Fourth Av, s.. a shut-in for the
past four months was very pleas
antly surprised on Sunday after
noon January 4, when Mrs, VIII
liam l. Smith. 1887 Stevens Av..
was hostess TO a few friends at a
dinner party honoring Mrs, North
at the home Of the honoree,
When the group Of friends came
in wishing her Happy New Year.
Mrs. North was completely over
come with emotion and gratitude
to her hostess.
Dinner which was served in O
relaxed manner, started off with
punch and hors d'ouvres which
were enjoyed as guests chatted
and exchanged greetings. The
prettily appointed table was cent
cred with TERED cake decorated
in white and green between cand-
lesticlSs holding green candles.
After dinner Mrs. Smith pre-
scented the honoree with a gift of
lounging pajamas. Gayety and
good cheer prevailed as the group
enjoyed playing various games,
Sharing the happy occasion and
the hostess gracious hospitality in
addition 10 the honoree were
Mines. Ora Wallace, Margaret
Heron. Martha Baldez, Geraldine
Ware, Jean Lloyd and Miss Cath
crime Woodland.
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Birthday Club
Has Annual
Christmas Party

The St. Paul Birthday Club held
its annual Christmas party Sat
urday, December q. at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Cruze.
462 Iglehart Av. The Christmas
motif was used throughout the
appointed rooms.
The evening was enjoyed play
ing games Each guest was given
gift and the exchange of gifts
among members was a highight
Of the affair. The party also hon
nred- a member, Mrs. Beulah Cruze
who had just observed her birth
day.
Following games and the ex-
change of gifts a delicious dinner
was served.
Guests enjoying the clubs hos
pitality were Mines. w. Bell, Lee
f Chandler, Vivian williams:
NlEaNA D fhAAAAG" 0lNAll4 AAlblAldH
Simon, F. T. Bosley, Harold T.
Andrews, Joe d. Props, David
Williams, r. E. Cameron. Penny A.
Ransom. Charlie Anderson and
Alexander Jordan.
Officers and members of the
club are Mrs Anna Scroggins,
president; Mines. Catherine Har-
ris, vice president; Eta Lewis,
secretary; Leona Goodman, treas
urer, Florence Gooden, assistant
secretary, and other members
Mines. MaudeH simion, Edna Bos-
ley Beulah Mae Cruze, Johnnie
Mae HoslCins, Katherine z. VIII
liams, Mary A. Props, Geraldine
Anderson, Flora Neal, Geraldine
Richardson, Lucy Fulbright and
Amy Gardner.
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mother. Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Ben
ton Of Rockford are the paternal
grandparents. Mrs. Jackson will
remain with her daughter until
she becomes adjusted to the sehed-
ule for the baby.
Returns Home: Master Thomas
IButtercup) Briggs, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jorn Howard Of 716 Ere
mont Az ~ arrived home Janu-
airy 2, after spending two weeks
vacation in Lowann. Ark. as guest
of his aunt and uncle.
Improving: Mr.. Glenn wilburn.
342s Oakland Av, a patient in
Glen Lake sanitarium, is doing
well and sends greetings to his
friends and hopes to see them
soon.
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be held Friday February 90 in
the Grand Ballroom or the St Paul
Hotel.
Returns Home; Mrs, Edythe
siEer Of Chicago who was the holt
day houseguest Of her brother-ln-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs sid.
ney saiter, 1913 w. Central left
early Tues. for her home. While in
the city Mrs. siaer divided her time
visiting her son and daughter-ln-
law, Mr. and Mrs Edwin slzer
and family Of 29i4 r4th Av. s..
Minneapolis, her daughter and son
in-law, Or and Mrs, Norman How
ell, Oh st. Anthony Av. and other
relatives and friends. She was re-
cipient OF many social courteslea
during her stay. She was aceomp-
anied on the return trip by Mrs.
Vincent Thomas OF Washington,
y, c., who visited with her for a
few days before returning 10 her
home.
Charmousette Social Club III
ects: When the Charmousette Soc
ial Club held It's meeting at the
home Of Mrs, Airline winfield. 1909
Carroll Av. on Tuesday January
8, topping the agenda was the
annual election Of officers Mrs.
omar Smith was elected president;
MINES Nadine Rinehart, vice pres
ident; Karol Friedman, secretary:
olinda Perry. treasurer and ODE
dia Thomas, reporter. Mrs. Naomi
Bell was voted in as a new mem
Der Mrs Margaret Walden. 1908
Carroll Av, win be hostess at the
next meeting on January 90
Deltas To sponsor square
Dance; Circle this date on your
calendar Friday January 10, the
time $50 TO ~ pm. Delta Phi
Omega Sorority Of AKA win spon-
sor a square dance 10 be held In
the gymnasium of Halle q. Brown.
Each member win take an active
part in making II an eventfii az
fair. There viii be a white ele-
plant sale, fortune telling booth
and refreshments. II you have not
been contacted by a member, call
/, Cynthia Tyson, IA. 2-60S9, at
1854 Fifth Av g., Minneapolis
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irving AV. N, and Mrs. Pat BOOg-
hery and son of 1927 Irving Av
N, spent the Christmas holiday
in Omaha, Neb., visiting their
nephew Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Johns
and family. The visitors were ex-
tended many social courtesies in
GLIDING dinners, parties and sight
seeing tours.
Hosts At Family Dinner: Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Seaton, 1912 Clin-
ton Av., were hosts at family din
ner on Christmas day. Following
dinner socializing and games were
the diversion of the evening. Fam
lily members present were Mr.. and
Mrs. clyde Scroggins, and chill
dren, son-in-law, daughter and
grandchildren, Miss Mary Seaton.
daughter, Messrs. and Mines. Rob
ert Smith, James Brown and fam
lily Herman Page and family and
Bryant Page and family.
Spent Holiday With Relatives:
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Beck, 37O5
Fourth Av. S. returned home Sun
day from Portland, Ore, Tacoma
and Seattle, Wash, where they
spent the holidays visiting rela-
tives. They spent the Christmas
holiday in Portland visiting their
two sons and families and in Tao
oma and Seattle, they visited rel
atives of Mr.. Beck over the New
Year holiday. Mrs. Beck went
down by plane, but Mr.. Beck does
not like air travel so he went
down by train.
Out OF Hospital: Mrs. Vincent
Shepherd, 1887 Portland Av. re-
turned home Saturday from Mt.
Sinai hospital, where she was
rushed on Christmas day for en-
Urgency surgery. Mrs. Shepherd
is in fine condition and is expected
to make rapid recovery.
CresiteundOs Held Meeting: When
the Cresiteundos met Sunday Jan
uary 4, with Mrs. David Faison,
1000 Fifth Av. s., as hostess, new
ly elected officers for 1859 were
installed by Mrs. Lawrence Shan
non, retiring president. Mrs. Hat
tie Gross will be hostess at the
February meeting at her home,
1921 Second Av. S.
New Citizen: Mr.. and Mrs.
Phelma Benton, 4218 Portland Av.
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son, their first child.
who arrived Friday evening jan
uary 2, in Mt. Sinai hospital. The
new citizen, Gary Walter, tipped
the scales at seven pounds and ten
and one-fourth ounces. Awaiting
at home to greet her newest grand
child was Mrs. Ella Jackson, of
Rockford, Ill, maternal grand
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MARY KAY MURRAY
REFLECTED PRESIDENT or
NAAcp YOUTH COUNCIL

At the regular monthly meeting
Of the ST. Paul Youth Council Of
the NAACP election Of officers
headed the agenda. Mary Kay
Murray was reelected president:
Leonard Davis Jr.. vice president:
Marva Boyd, secretary and Donna
Mae Davis treasurer.
Officers win be installed Sun
day January IL. at the regular
meeting Of the ST. Paul branch Of
the NAACP to be held at Pilgrim
Baptist church at pm.
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HEART PATIENT DIES;
REMAINS SHIPPED NOME

Rita sidwell, ~ year old daught-
er Of Mrs. A. sidweIl Of Atlanta.
Ca, who was a patient at the
University Hospital Heart clinic.
died Tuesday night January 9. at
the hospital
Mrs. sidwell who accompanied
her daughter TO Minneapolis for
treatment at the hospital. left by
plane Wednesday morning for her
home 10 make arrangements for
the funeral and burial
The remains were shipped Wed
nesday night by plane 10 Atlanta
Neal Funeral Home was in
hargu % arrangements.
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motion picture released at the tag end of the year
just under the deadline was the runner-up.
Readers of the column win recall the less-than-
enthusiastic review OF the picture appearing here
several months ago, 1t was my opinion that while
The Defiant Ones" had certain moments Of high
drama and suspense, the picture badly slowed down
IN other spots due in part to the script The vote
Of the professional critics here hasn't changed my
opinion, II is my UNprofessional view that II The
Defiant Ones" is the best that Hollywood pro-
duce during one entire year motion picture theatre
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Services Held For
MRS. Deliluh King


Services for Mrs. Delilah T.
King, SO. of $3.50 Fourth Av. s..
who died December %. in Fair
view hospital were held December
26, at the Neal Funeral Home,
with Rev. Louis w. johnson offic-
iating.
Mrs. King suffered a stroke on
December II, was rushed to the
hospital where she remained in a
coma until her death. She was
born in Paris, Ky. and had re-
sided In Minneapolis for more than
so years She was a member of
St Thomas Episcopal church.
There are no known survivors.
Burial was In Crystal Lake Gem
etery with Neal Funeral Home in
charge Of the service.
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Visited Mother: Rev Kneely Williams, 2s9 ~ Chatsworth
Av pastor Of New Hope Baptist church. left by plane New
Years day for Kansas City, Kans to visit his mother Mrs
Fronie Williams who has been ILL., Mrs Williams is reported
much better Rev Williams returned home Monday night ana
win be in his pulpit Sunday morning deliver the morning
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Social and Personal
& MINNEAPOLIS !

Family Guest: Mrs Orville Mcfarland of St Joseph Mo
visiting IN the city and the of her daughter and SON
lnaw Mr. and Mrs Charles Martin of 1928 First Az Mrs
an accomplished musician is organt for St Fran
els Baptist church in St Joseph where she has served for the
past 80 years.
Spent Holidays In Omaha: Mr. and Mrs J. E. Primm 5O32
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God be thanked that there are
some In the world 10 whose hearts
the barnAcles VIII not cling II.
g. Holland.
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Nl|.l:N| ISaa|ll
q BY nELL lOlS0A RUSSELL

NEW YORK CTTY-Some for the Best This and
the Best That the entertainment field ofbeat that this col
frequently behind
who with these
eonolusionsg for The
Picture went to Separate
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Birthday Dressings: Greetings
10 Mrs John II. Stanley Of So
Igiehart Av., who win observe her
birthday on January 10
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owners shouldn't be puzzled why films playing TO
half-empty houses
the New York critics wanted to vote the picture
the Best Picture Improving Race Relations 1858 could
understand award but nobody professional critic other
going
wise and producon-Wse o Hollywood in 1883
Film
sndioad CUPID release with the information tina,
Nathan Douglas coautho OF the script with Harold Smith had
appeared unfendy Congressional
UnAmerican Activities Committee probing communism Hollywood
The UPI released stated;
Discussing his appearance before the Congressional Committee
Douglas
do not anything about Mr. Douglas
but do know there enough that
o o Iowaf
And the New Critics the
1858 went to the script The Defiant Ones"
The unanimous
Of an edge to bring il in the winner.
Also picked by another The Best Film
The Old which according
winchen nopperoo
The televsion Emmy awards another
afed of this stuff get How much make
dole performers
shows into the limbo of nonstence Emmy
awards stirred much indignation and within
teleyson industry that the sympathetic thought
time realistic approach handling entire
bus
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Additional Social &
Personal News
MINNEAPOLIS

Second Son; Something new has
been added. to the Claude w. Ma
son household at 1924 Fifth Av. 8.
Mrs. Mason presented the family
with a new brother Monday morn.
ing January 8 at Fairview hos
pital The new arrival weighed in
at seven and ons-half pounds A
name had not been chosen for the
infant at press time. Mrs. Iva
Carter, Minneapolis, is the mater
nal grandmother.
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The annual Christmas card the airing family Of
Minneapolis arrived schedule although little delayed
address Airing daughters
Heater either Of the most oveoong ladies' have
phoogene shown the photo
thinks Hollywood Son fnelooking lad
taking his physical attributes apparently from both father and mother
airing pooch seemed TO much his picture
being snapped like ham posing for
kecgan family tty-ea obviously sleepy
to
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s Mrs. Haywood Kemp. sOs St.
Anthony
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s Gaynelle Ballard, SIT St An
thony.
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Marie Tore, coumnist
elected
formation about printed
column Miss Garands lawyers want the information
libel the Columbia Broadcasng System
subbony refused
Judge Sylvester sentence upheld
the United States Court Of Appeals and the Supreme
for applaud CUTS every
honest member press Throughout many
years have been writing and reporting able make
sound predictions
fortunate
individuals who
ndences Although active fun
profession these available
10 maI1e Of
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government in drawn up a plan by
country exterior signs Of
wealth. There will be specific for apartments
servants etc FrenChman has male servant his
estimated at SeO additional win be assessed $3.50
unit of horsepower.
a system were ever put into effect in this
would be hard hit
recently given by the Society
leading mnks
bottles scotch nonee
Seventy dollar awee Negro white collar workers ged
like Mrs Asos pet horse lin the
the latter uncomortably realisc gal snght
white satin pants black
The both
young lady who tolls living the clerical office very plush
Fifth Avenue department dancing
moed to be $3.50 evening gown purchased from designing
salon The uptown grapevine also has that the lady
called personnel office where
spending salary buying
sports shop the store shop where the cheapest
o a skirt $6500
At the evening returned home wondering what wns
purpose display Why Negroes IL
vitality important impress signs
wealth? Why feel put up a prosperity
line with income7
the residents of going
selves financially "over the barrel" a racial group
Actually taxing ourselves penalzng
paying the penalty in lost sleep and mental aggavaon worrying
past luxury really
In wild effort to keep up with friends and neghbors who sac
cng THEIR financial security effort to keep with THEIR
friends and neighbors
The professional Negro the
farther goes apparently
himself with things identified Negro
have Just finished Remember a novel by
Mron Kaufman This the story
educated Jewish boy who thinks that
identified Jewish against semtism
prejudice He thinks becoming disassocated
toms and mannersms popularity thought Jewish
tegrate himself
dyduaIy conceptions
ethnc minority
dsassocatng himself from his family his
loses something Of himself
Negroes think that by putting on the outer trap
pings Of
become Of It. think viii
man entirely, viii be losing something Of ourselves
The frenec desire the
think form Of from having
long difficult task ahead
Marie Tore columns the
elected Jail for rather
formation story about singer actress Judy printed
column Miss Garlands lawyers want the information
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The one man in the state who
would probably be happy II the
COP names Viehman is hard hit
ting Ray Hemmenway DEL state
chieftan. Ed would be ready
meat" for Raw.
Evening star., 1959-12-17


Service historian who found
last weeks THE Tunnel" alb
sorbing on the dramatic level.
makes an interesting point. . g..
With all networks planning
Civil War dramas and docu-
mentaries for the Centennial
observations, he and other stu
dents of the era are hoping that
they'll somehow stick to the
facts. It's so easy. QnStead
Of a week at the library, writer
David Shaw should have spent
10 minutes with DR.. Coleman0