St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-13
The
HIGH
And Low
DOW
BY BAHH THOMAS

to the Forty Club Dancing party
last Friday night but he heard it
was some fun with folks young and
old dancing and good fellowship
ping up a breeze.
Same thing was heard about the
St. Monica's Guild waltz-cocktail
party in which a trio of pretty
matrons Alma Freeman, Ermine
Hall-Allen and Lillian Balenger
sang some pretty songs to the
good pleasure of those attending
the affair
Former S. e. r. staffer Ed
ward Blackwell, has joined the
staff of a Milwaukee, Wis. ad-
Vertising agency. He cOmmutes
to Minneapolis on week-ends.
Jimmy Bakers former restaur-
ant on the Minneapolis Northside
is open again! The house rent or
house mortgage party is becoming
the deal again in one section Of
Minneapolis. People are invited to
a party, usually on a Saturday
night, only to find that the drinks
and the eats are not on the house
but out of the guests pocket. The
affairs are said to be quite a sue
cess-for the party givers.
TV commentator Arle Haeberle
and cIochfer- Jeels Lisnaandt. who
served as MICS at the Dovie
Patricia Black Autumn in NY"
kidded "Boss-man Newman during
the pauses in the show Sunday
evening. After complimenting him
for leading the applause for the
models linen and women) finally
the two asked him to model the
suit he was wearing.
This could have turned into a joke
Jack Liemandt wouldn't have liked
because Newman was wearing a
Juster Bros. production Anyhow
everybody seemed to enjoy the
gentle kidding the two gave the
publisher.
Spokesman & Recorder newshen
Jessie Shepard was on hand to
describe the various styles shown
at the Black presentation. Jessie
complains she can't enjoy a we'd
ding, a dance or a style show when
she has to take notes for her
stories. This may be so but there's
no writer in Twin City newspaper
shops who can describe a dinner,
a wedding, a dance, or what the
women wore better than Jessie!
Carl T. Rowan stayed around
to see Daughter Barbara model
a couple Of numbers but left I'm
a hurry before the show was
over to take his two sons to
the Lalxers- Boston Celtics game
at the Mpls. Auditorium.
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BY the way-Minneapolis Laker
fans who thought the Laiers had
no chance with the Celtics, and
stayed away in droves were busy
feeling sorry for themselves for
missing not only a Celtics defeat
by the Lakers but a new worlds
record by Elgin Baylor.
Chester Oden, cafe, bar and re-
sort owner looks good squirting
pretty Cecil Mccoy around the two
towns The Limited Ten Club
is working hard on its annual
Christmas party The Pilgrim
Baptist and st. Phillips Episcopal
sponsored EBONY Style show is
expected to be a sell-out Not
enough of the folks" viewed the
Belafonte starring film at the two
Orphuems last week. The one way
to help pave a good future in the
cinema for Negroes of acting abil-
ity is to support films in which
they are featured at the box office!
There is a new Negro Heroes
playing card game copyrighted
by Earl Roger & Co., 2126 w.
North Ave. Baltimore IT, Md.
Bailie thinks the game is so in
teresting and costs so little that
he herewith runs the rules of the
game:
Rules Of the Game Of
NEGRO HEROES
There are AZ cards to this game;
% pairs-a pair being two Of the
same picture. There is one picture
Of Uncle Tom.
First, the cards are to be shut
fled, and dealt one at a time until
all the cards are distributed. Match
as many Of the Negro Heroes as
possible when first received. Place
them face down on the table.
The dealer draws a card from
the player on his right. II 1t mat
ches with a card he already holds,
he puts the pair down. The player
to his left does the same thing,
and so on to the next player. This
continues until all pairs are mat