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Evening star., 1960-02-24
BY DAY THORPE
Star stan Writer

National Symphony Orchestra,
Howard Mitchell. conductor; Consti-
tuition Hall. Soloist: Elisabeth
Schwarzkopf, soprano. Program:
School for Scandal Overture, Samuel
Barber; Come scoglio, and Per pieta,
phony in A, Robert Sanders; Prelude
and Love Death from Tristan und
Isolde, Wagner: Closing scene OF
"Capriccio," r. Strauss.
Evening star., 1960-02-24
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find that Howard Mitchell and
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fine performance of these two
chunks of music drama.
Evening star., 1960-02-24

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09
Devils re-, Franco

CONTINUED from Back Page)
Under Spanish law Of l945 and the vafiesn-spanish
coneordat of 1885, public manifestation Of any no-
Catholic religion is permitted in Spain. and FRANCOIS police
acting in cooperation with fhe state Roman Cafho''e)
church. has power close any Protestant church with
out a trial. SOME SPANISH PROTESTANT CHURCHES
EXIST, BUT THEY MUST NOT BEAR ANY OUTWARD
SYMBOLS or THEIR NATURE THE BAPTIST CHURCH
OF PASTOR NuNEz WAS CLOSED IN 1854 and Pastor
Nvnez did take off the seals until 1857 after appealing
four times to the authorities for hearing. HIS CHURCH
is STILL CLOSED BY FRANCOIS ORDERS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09
Dear Christian Girls and Boys:

Dear Christian Girls and Boys:
While ! address this to you Of high school age,
know that you will want your parents to also read it,
u has been long time since went TO school, Actually.
was when Grandma and Grandpa attended. But remem-
Der as II were yesterday, how, when he morning bell
rang. stopped early game Of baseball marbles
and rushed nosy into the eIasrooms Just you do You
could hear pin drop. then the Principal would read
passage from The Bible Then would all stand up and
reeifs The Lords Prayer and sing Sometimes II was
stirring song like Columbia the Gem Of the Ocean, Hav
ing offered duty TO God and Country began the
first class.
TODAY. THERE ARE MANY EVIL MEN IN THE
WORLD. WHO, AS A GROUP, HAVE MADE IT ILLEGAL
FOR YOU TO BOW YOUR HEADS AND PAY TRIBUTE
TO ALMIGHTY GOD AND THE WONDERFUL STORY OF
JESUS. OUR DIVINE LORD AND MASTER WHO IS
l-R-E-P-RE-SE-NT-S-l THE SUPREME RULER OF THE
EARTH. THE SUN. THE MOON, THE STARS THE VERY
AIR YOU BREATHE. HE [-c-O-D-lIS THE MASTER OF
ALL LIFE, AND YOUR PROTECTOR
Through your and daddy He gave you life. In
His heavenly plan, He snatch away from you at any
instant Yet you dare ask His guidance protection,
along with your schoomafe between the hours Of 800
800 five days each week. They have forbidden you by
law to mention His You cannot make, draw cut
out anything connected with His birth at Christmas, His
crvcfxon Good Friday when He died for the salvation
Of the world His glorious resurrection the third day
after Easter Sunday Have right to expect His love
and mercy after permitting such sacriege?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09
Devils re. Stealing

Neither Bishop Curtis Archbishop Bo'snd nor the
&c seemed to recall that Seton Hall recently received from
Jersey City gveswsy the Jersey City med'
es Center which cost $40 million and Is valued at
twice that figure
WE SEE At SETON HALL THE TWO SIDES OF THE
ROMAN CATHOLIC POLICY: t) GET ALL THE PUBLIC
FUNDS POSSIBLE FOR CHURCH SCHOOLS. ~ sTARvE
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS THE PATTERN DISCLOSED HERE
IS BOTH UNJUST AND UNWORTHY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09
Delinquency and Dumping
CONTINUED from Back Page)
DELINQUENCY AND DUMPING"

Public acknowledgement that paroehiaI schools main
tain good delinquency record by dumping their deIin
ovenfs on the public schools is contained in the Pavsts
maeszine, INFORMATION. November 1859 ISSUE Louise
Edna coeden. Roman Catholic Iaywoman, who is adj
mnistrator in an unnamed American city. describes this
procedure which the Psvists title LET'S STOP DUMPING
OUR PROBLEM STUDENTS. as follows:
LAS TEACHER AND ADMINISTRATOR IN
LARGE PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL ! AM CONSTANTLY
DEALING WITH PUPILS THE PAROCHAL SCHOOLS
ExPEL OR REFUSE TO ENROLL OR REENRoLL.
II call in he parents, and the story is always the
THE STUDENTS WERE ASKED TO LEAVE THE PARo-
cHIAL SCHOOL BECAUSE THEY HAD POOR GRADES
OR DIDN'T FOLLOW DIRECTIONS OR WERE BEHAVIOR
PROBLEMS.
when my non-cafhoIie colleague says about problem
students Those kids he very fhe Catholic schools
should keep they NEED religious training agree"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09
Short Wave
Continued from Page u
"SELLINC US. - BY SHORT WAVE"
By Barry Farber

BY Barry Farber
NEW YORK, Dec. e-tNANA)-When Adolf Hitler
bItzrieged Norway in 1870 Of his most tempting tar
gets was that little nations merchant marine fleet.
SOME WERE CLUSTERED IN HOME PORTS. BUT
THE MAJORITY WERE STRUNG OUT ACROSS THE
WORLD THESE SHIPS THE NAILS PLANNED TO SEIZE
BY SHORT WAVE.
At dawn Of the Maxi attack. Norwegian shipowners,
many Of them still in psamss. marched at gun point
Qvising icrophones to read prepared orders for ell
hips and crews TO report at nearest Axhd
hsrbcr.
BUT AS Devil pERED NORWEGIAN SHIPPERS POM
DERED WHAT TO DO, A DRAMATIC coUNTER-coM
MAND CAME THROUGH SHIP RADIOS IN EVERY OCEAN,
THE ANGRY VOICE OF WILHELM MuNTE de MoRcEN-
sTJERNE, NoRWAYS AMBASSADOR TO AMERICA
SOUNDED AN ORDER THEY COULD TRUST.
Norway has fallen victim 10 Mari frsschsry! All pre-
vious orders from Oslo false null and void Set your
course for the nearest Allied porfi Report for duy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09
MANSIONS (chriss Jssus). land GOD SAW EVERY
THING THAT He 1.-THE ONE. REAL PARENT
cREAToRl HAD MADE. AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS
I4S]vERY ooOpr osn 1871
uIkiSYS AND JESUS 20 YEARS RETURN
FOREVER : RIP VAN WRINKLE clergy.
AWAKE!


WHY BE sAULs OF rARsUs7 - BLIND
LEADERS or TIVE eliND
50-fEAR ETERNAL PROPHECY FULFILLED!
THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS" - REVEAL
TON - OF TIE REAL NATIONS CREATION, OFF,
SPRING, UNIVERSE NEVER NEEDING A HEAL
ING VIA nv GREATEST MARY. WHOSE MAN CHILD
IS RULING ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF 'FRONT.'
- THE CHRIST COLOSSAL SCIENCE OF THE UNI
VERSE - NY ONE, PURE TRUE. HONEST. CON-
PLETE, sATAN-FREE. SANE CHURCH, THERAPEu-
TICS - THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST = IMPERATIVE,
PURE, Basic EDUCATION CULTURE, POLITICS,
RECREATION THAT REALLY REcREATEs. RE-
sPEcTINc JESUS AND NY SUBLIME TRUTH RE
HEALTH HEALING HEAVEN HERE. NOW
THE FLESH PRoFITETH NOTHING" John 6:63), AND
PURE ENTERTAINMENT. REPUDIATINc, AND AT
WAR. WITH THE DEVILS BILLION RAcKETs m
CONVENTIONAL ENTERTAINMENT - OF MYTH
IIcA-L. DEviLIsH, ANTLcHPIST. PsYcHoPATHIC,
ADAM-EvE, MURDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS. EGO
AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT
HOOD - SEX, ALCOHOL, TOBACCO. IMPURE
THERAPEUTICS. INCLUDING PRAYERS VOID OF
cHRIsT's AND JESUS RETURN AND GREATEST
MARY. THE REV. MARY BAKER EDDY.
"MENTALLY SICK BEING LET OUT TOO SOON?"
Editors note Thousands of Negro persons patients
in Michigan mental hospitals They mentally and
tionay ill., Because of the lack Of facilities in the state
many judged and released quickly. This series
outlines the sitvaiion).
PONTIAC, Mch.-Mr TX" has been in Pontiac State
General Hospital five times He is average nor an
isoIsfed case.
But authorities say that his ype-with recurring ill.,
ness-eomprise about one-shrd of the mental in
Michigan
FOUND EXCEPTIONALLY ILL IN HIS YOUTH, He SETS
DISTINCT PATTERN THROUGH MANHOOD ;. FOUND
TO BE SICK. JUDGED SANE AND RELEASED AFTER A
SHORT STAY IN THE HOSPITAL
"Mr. X" is 38yesr-od Negro who broke dishes.
kicked his father and generally could be managed He
had be tied bed when he refused take medi
cine This when he 10 and committed for the first
time in 1889.
He WAS RELEASED 81 DAYS LATER WHEN n,
IN 1914. HE BECAME VIOLENT. BROKE FURNITURE AND
HAD HALLUciNATIONs COMMITTED A SECOND TIME,
HE WAS FOUND SANE AND DISCHARGED SIX MONTHS
LATER
Again. four later, he had haIIuenaons and be-
sven and At the age Of u.s. in 1948, he
again committed by Probate Court Order but released 50
days later. =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09
Warning Hebrews
rlesmlnSsd from Back p.s.,

-. - -~~~ VeSsI
CHOOSE H THIS DAY WHOM YE Will sERvr"u
NoN1HRIsT SCIENTISTS CANNOT Rio r.,ru
SELVES OF THE DEVIL AND HIS PSEUDO sun.
STANCE, MATTER" BOTH GIGANTIC ERA,,ns
AND MYTHS WITHOUT SUBMISSION TO NV oNlv
PURE, TRUE, ROYAL PRIESTHOOD, CHRISTINE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS - REPRESENTING nv oMe
PURE, TRUE. HONEST, COMPLETE sArAM.rprs
SAME CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS THE CHRIST.
SCIENTIST OF MY GREATEST MARY, INcoM
PARABLE PRoPHETEss, Observation-Disclosures.
THE REV MARY BAKER EDDY. WHOSE MAN
CHILD IS RULING ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD or
'FRONT.' (RsvsIsson)
MY Only lNFAllISlE BIBLE. PASTOR: MY
c.s. TEXTBOOK!
SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
s-c-RI-PsT-U.RE-S" - DICTATED TO MRS EDDY
DURING THE TEN YEARS FOLLOWING THE
MARTvRDoM OF ABE LINCOLN - COMPARABLE TO
THE MARTYRDoM OF JOHN THE BAPTIST. WITH
AN AccElERATIoN OF THE ONE, CHRIST in BOTH
CASES - SPIRITUAL IDEAL OF A VERY GOOD"
cen. '3D CREATOR CREATION UNIVERSE - Full.
FILLING JESUS PROMISE TO THAT wicked
AND ADULTERoUs GENERATION" OF "ANoTHER
COMFORTER, EVEN THE HOLY GHOST WHO
WOULD TEACH ALL THINGS" - EXPECTING 1.-THE
HEALING OF THE NATIONS" - REVELATION -
OF THE REAL NATIONS CREATION. OFFSPRING,
YOUR TRUE BEING = FLEsHLEss. MATTERLEss,
sINlESS. DEATHLEss ADAM-EvELEsS. SPIRITUAL
cHRIsTLIkE EXTERNALLY. COMPLETELY PoPU-
LATINO TIE ONE, REAL UNIVERSE WITH UNN-
vADABlE. INCOMPATIBLE, oMNPREsENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR TRUE HABITAT
OF MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS (christ Jesvs.
"CHRISTIANS ANSWER PHARlSEES WHO STOLE
TIE HOLY BIBLE PRAYER FROM OUR
PUBLIC SCHOOLS"
p. ]. COMMON SENSE" weekly Of Union. N. J., Ills
By c. Arthur Jackson
TO THE SO-cALLED JEWS"
You have forced the Courts Of States TO remove
the Holy Bible and morning prayers including The Lords
Prayer, from Public Schools
HERE IS THE ANSWER:
NO Bible prayers in OUR eassrooms at school?
NO parents children in YOUR stores! [DETROlT
TRIBUNE NOT IN AGREEMENT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09
Mental Illness

Mental Illness
fcorsinvsd from Back Psgs)
R-k-A-l-Ly-Y VERY COOP PERFECT = VI
oMNIpREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL l'FE
youe TRUE HAsrrAr or MANY MARVELLOUS
tconsinvsd Next Column 1eP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09

Erroneous theology
tcorsInvsd from Back Psss
SHINING ADAM-EW HUMAN RACES ARE
c0UMTERFElTs AND BURlEsQvEs Of MY
OFFSPRING {! YOUR TRUE BEING
SUNLESS, psArHLEss. MATTERLEss FLEsHLEss.
SPIRITUAL cHRIsTLIKE - E-T-E-R-N-A-LL-Y, CON-
PL-ET-E-L-Y P-o-PUL-AT-IN-c THE ONE
REAL UNIVERSE WITH INCoRRUPTiBLE, uN'N-
vADAsLE. oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETER
NAL LIFE - YOUR TRUE HABITAT OF MANY
MARVELLOUS MANSIONS Christ Jesus).
PART2
BIBLES TERRIBLY MUTIlATED J. TRANSlAT0RS
AND NON CHRIST SCIENTIST clergy!
GOD. TO MRS EDDY, TO YOU THERETO: 10000
READINGS OF THE OLD T. :. :; 100000 READINGS OF
THE NEW 7. Y THAT IS WHAT CONFRONTED NY
INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES, DAucHTER-REveLA-
TOR IN THE THIRD QUARTER OF THE 18TH
CENTURY
IN 1875, MRS. EDDY COMPLETED NY DIc1ATIoN
OF THE FIRST EDITION OF SCIENCE AND HEALTH
THAT was its complete title them: WE SUBSEQUENTLY,
ADDED KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES" - THE BEGIN
MING OF A REVOLUTION. AN EMANCIPATION
PROCLAMATION" or THE BIBLE FROM TIE
RELATIVELY RIGHTEOUS BUT SATAN BOUND"
ADAMEvE TRANsLAToRs WHO INSISTED UPON
MAKING nae, YOUR "FATHERMOTHER GOD ALL
HARMONIOUS" A INDUSTRIOUS, LAUNDERING,
MERcILEss CREATOR. GOD, TRULY THESE SATAN
BOUND" TRANsLAToRs AND THE NoN-cHRIsT
SCIENTIST CLERGY WERE, AND ARE, MORAL AND
SPIRITUAL cRIPPLEs PERSONS OF DEFECTIVE
SANITY. JUDGMENT. HONESTY, intelligence!
THEY ACCEPT SHADOW FOR SUBSTANCE!
WHEREAS JESUS DEFINED AND DEMONSTRATED
nae TO BE LOVING. UNERRINc, MAJESTIC
SPIRIT; THE ONE, REAL SUBSTANCE, MIND, SOUL,
PARENT. IN. AND OF. THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE!
THESE INVOLUNTARY MoUTHPEcEs OF THE DEVIL
ACCEPT THE SHINING. STUPID, LAUNDERING
ADAM-EvE HUMAN RACES AS REAL. AS MY OFF,
SPRING, WHEREAS THEY ARE MERELY M-Y-T-H-I-
CAL sHADoWY. MORTAL THOUGHT COUNTER
FEITs AND BuRLEsoUEs OF REALITY HENCE.
THE c-H-I-LDL-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS, WHO APPRE-
HENDED THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF THE
EXTERNALLY. COMPLETELY POP
UL-A-T-E-D. ONE, REAL UNIVERSE OF INcoR-
RuPTIBLE UNAVAILABLE oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE!
PART 3
JESUS, TO MY COUNTLESS SONS AND DAUGH-
TIERS:
my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE Dor
John 14:I2. AND OUR BELOVED ST. JOHN IN HIS
FIRST EPlsTLE. 3:l-3 -
BEHOLD. WHAT MANNER OF LOVE THE FATHER
HATH BESTOWED UPON US, THAT WE SHOULD BE
CALLED THE SONS OF GOD: THEREFORE THE WORLD
KNoWETH US NOT, BECAUSE IT KNEW HIM NOT.
Beloved, the OF Cod and it doth not
yet appear what shall be: but know that when he
shall appear shall be like him. for shall him
he is.
land EVERY MAN THAT HATH THIS HOPE IN HIM
PURIFIETH HIMSELF, EVEN AS HE IS PURE"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JAN. Q, 1860
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-13
DETROIT REALTORS ADMIT
FIRST TWO NEGROES

Detroit (ANP) - Two Negro
real estate operators Rave been
admitted to membership in the De-
troit Real Estate Board-first of
their race to be so admitted since
the Board was organized in 1890.
George Isabel and Henry Nor
rison are now members of the
group and will have the added pres
tige of displaying the Realtors
emblem on their letterhead and
participating in business on equal
basis with whites.
The Realtors Board was pushed
into accepting Negroes after
threatened law suits and a review
of their purpose and charter were
under investigation by the Attor-
ney Generals office.
James Del Rio, of Associate
Brokers, led the fight for admit
lance Of Negroes into the group,
though he did not seek membership
himself because he gained entrance
into the National Realtors Board
two years ago.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-13
Randolph And King Seek To
Widen Boycott, Extend
Ito FOREIGN CoUntrie.

Haifa, Israel (ANP) - Two
Americans, A. Philip Randolph and
the Rev. DR.. Martin Luther King
Jr., moved this week to extend the
boycott of F. w. Woolworth stores
to other parts of the world.
They called on delegates from
Twenty-Five countries attending
the council of the Socialist Inter
national here to urge all affiliated
parties in countries having Wool
worth stores to support their cam
paign for civil rights by boycotts,
demonstrations, petitions and other
peaceful measures.
The resolution was introduced
by the United States Socialist
Party-Social Democratic Fedora
ton.
Gables urging the adoption of
the resolution were sent to Alsing
Anderson of Denmark, chairman
of the Socialist International, by
Randolph, who is president of the
Sleeping Car Porters Union, and
DR.. King, leader of the resistance
movement in the South.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-13
Foster Parents Guests
At Hem. Welfare
Coffee Ger Toqefhers

Believing in the slogan that the
best advertising is a satisfied
customer, Hennepin County Wei
fare Department has been giving
a series of coffee parties to a
group of foster parents and their
guests in its new quarters at 400
South Fifth Street. These began
the middle of December and will
continue into the summer, focus
ing on the need for homes for diff
ferent types of children. Two
parties on April 10 and April %
were planned to recruit homes for
Negro children. About forty foster
mothers and guests were present
at the two parties.
Mr.. Hans w. Hoel, Director
Child Service Division, in welcom-
ing them emphasized the import
ance of the foster home as the
cornerstone of child welfare serv-
ices. He asked the help of the
group in contracting their friends,
neighbors, churches, and social
groups to encourage other fam
lies to board children.
He said, mo one knows better
than foster parents what it is
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-13
Mrs. Carol Mayes Is
RECALLED At Surprise
Stork Shower

Mrs. Carol Mayes, 3S43 Clinton
Av. was RECALLED at a surprise
stork shower on Wednesday. April
81 given at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Rogan, 4O16 Fourth
Av. S. Hostesses for the delightful
affair were members of her club.
The Diez Muchachas. who evident
ly worked overtime on plans to
surprise her.
Mrs. Rogan asked Mrs. Mayes
to come over to her home and
when she arrived, guests who had
arrived earlier greeted her with
surprise, surprise" it was then
that she realized what it was all
about and was overcome with emo
ton. However, she soon regained
her Composure and entered into
the spirit of the affair.
Various games played with
prizes awarded to the winners,
listening to records on the hi-fi
and enjoying tasty tid-bits were
the evenings diversion.
A highlight of the evening came
when the honoree opened the many
beautiful and practical gifts for
the baby-to-be and displayed them
to the delight of the group.
A conversation piece was the
beautifully decorated cake decor
ated in the stork motif and in
scribed Congratulations To Our
Bundle of Joy" which was served
with ice cream.
Members present who were re-
sponsible for the party, both with
gifts and presents were Rita Davis.
Kathryn Cunningham Roziland
Pratt, Lois jackson, Beverly Jack
son, Karen Wilson, Cassandra
Rogan, Marguerite Childress and
Pat Harper.
Guests present from the La
Wells club were Barbara Williams,
Ruby Crushshon, Lorna Nelson
Roziland Carter, Pat Smiley, Pat
Davis, Marie Maddox and Mary
and Claudia Micheau and other
guests included Sandra Schofield,
Dorothy Faison, Patty Erickson
and Mines. jeanne Yates, Patricia
Wilson, Earl Williams, Phyllis Wal
lace and w. S. Rogan.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-13

Rev Charles NJ. Sexton accompan-
led Mr.. Madden. Rev. Sexton will
receive his 33rd and last degree
during the sessions. Mr. Madden
plans to stop off in Cleveland for
a few days to visit friends before
returning home.
Return Home: Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Allen Jr., 1904 Fifth Av. S.
returned home on Sunday by plane
from Seattle, Wash, where they
spent five days visiting Mrs. Al
lens parents, Mr.. and Mrs Rich
ard Gordon.
Wedding Bells: Invitations have
been issued by Mrs. Helen V.
Lynch Of 1893 Eighth Av. N. for
the approaching marriage of her
daughter, Patricia Louise, to Mr.
Ronald NJ Fraction, son of Mr..
and Mrs. James w. Fraction Of
1851 Clinton Av The wedding will
take place at 6 pm. Saturday,
May IA. at the home of the groom's
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Everette johnson, 4O4s Fifth
Av. S. A reception viii follow.
Party Time: Invitation will soon
be in the mail for the Royal 20
Clubs annual dancing party to be
held in the Marigold Ballroom the
latter part of May.
Club Hostess: Mrs Harold Cart
er won first prize Mrs. Thaddeus
James. second and Mrs. Willie Hall.
third. when the Birthday Club met
Saturday, April 80, with Mrs.
James Slemmons, 2O15 Fifth Av.
S, as hostess. Following bridge, a
tasty lunch was enjoyed during
the social hour. Mrs Harold Carter
will be hostess at the next meeting
May IA, at her home, 1923 Third
Av. S.
Family Visitors: Mrs. Richard
Holt and daughters, Pia, Benetta
and Blanca of Keokuk, Ia, arrived
in the city Sunday as a special
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-13
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNFAPOIIS BIRTHDAYS

May IA. L. Brown, 1926
Smelling Av.; Mr.. d. w. Ingram
394l Fourth Av. S; Edward Jack
son, 2113 18th Av. S; Dorothy
Faison, 1000 Fifth Av. S.
May 15-Lonnie Anderson, 1928
31st Av S; Edward G. Eilougher,
31OS 39th Av. S; Mrs. Dorothy
Hines, 1886 Clinton Av.; John
Phifer Jr., 2435 Fourth Av s.;
Toni Diane Grigsby, zoos Bryant
Av. N; Mr.. Frank Jackson, 72O
Humboldt Av. n.
May 16-Mrs. Mary Moss, An
gelus Nursing Home; Mrs. Elijah
Henderson 1929 Bryant Av. N;
Paul Kelley, 4444 Fourth Av. S.;
Linda Susan Randell, 4l2l Gin
ton Av.; Rochelle Marie Anderson,
1924 Smelling Av.; Mrs. Dorothy
Jackson, 2643 Stevens Av.
May 17-Burl Grigsby Sr, 874
Aldrich Av N; Burie Carmichael
Sr.. 3744 Fifth Av. S; Mrs. Viva
Jean Webb, 1929 Third Av s.;
Mrs. Ruth Lewis, 4O44 Clinton
Av; Miss D. Patricia Black, 1919
Portland Av.; Mrs. Rose L. Will
hams, 2O15 22nd Av. S; Michele
Annett Tinsley, 1924 Portland Av.
May 1S-Claude Burt, 281S 18th
Av. S; Llama Mayes. 7O4 Hum
boldt Av N; Mrs. Gertrude Palms,
1851 Bryant Av. N
May 19-Harry Blackwell, 1415
Third St. s.; Mrs. Cecilia Boyd,
1888 Fourth Av S; Mrs. B. Thorn
as. 2S15 Chicago Av.; Mrs. Della
Wilkerson Haynes, 975 Aldrich Av.
N; Charles Smith. $50 Lyndale Av.
N; Mr.. Nathaniel Walker Sr.,
3645 Fifth Av S; Raymond ].
Wallace, 3548 Smelling Av.; Mr..
Alvin Bell, 42OS Third Av. S.
May Margaret Johnson, 3841
Clinton Av.; Harold Mayes Jr,
7O4 Humboldt Av. N; Mrs. Robert
jackson, 1901 18th Av. S; Donald
Turner, Jr.. 1907 Emerson Av.
N; William J. Commodore, $40
Irving Av. n.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-13
Tray-Ready Picnic

"Trayed" for travel is a land
n sea meal, ready to ride with
picnickers who take to the road
or waves. At home, individual
lunches are packed in cutlery
trays and fitted with plastic
covers, then carried afloat or
a'wheel in a portable cooler.
Ideal for out-of-hand eating is
the frankfurter bun with a filling
featuring cottage cheese, Bleu
cheese, and cooked bacon bits.
Packet partners are fried chick
en-, deviled eggs, tomato wedges,
reliShes, and chocolate cake.
CHEESE-BACON SANDWICH
FILLING
Y cup chopped, cooked bacon
! cup cottage cheese
"a cup crumbled Bleu cheese
/ tablespoon chopped stuffed
olives
3 tablespoons chopped celery
/ tablespoon mayonnaise or
salad dressing
Combine bacon, cottage cheese,
Bleu cheese, olives, celery, and
mayonnaiSe.
Yield: IL cups, or filling for 8
sandwiches.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-13
IL SHOTS FIRED IN STORE
HOIDUP; BAG OF
APPLES ONLY CASUALTY

Detroit (ANP)-Although Char
les Kendrick, a store owner and
a bandit exchanged IL shots during
an attempted holdup, the only
known casualty was bag of
apples held by woman customer.
Kendrick told police he had
pistol handy when two men an
nounced This is a stickup," and
one of the bandits started firing.
Hendrix fired five shots and be-
lieves he hit one of them in the
arm. Six shots were fired at Ken
drick, but all missed. The woman
customer was carrying a bag of
apples. One bullet went through
the bag but missed the woman,
who left in a hurry without giving
her name.