davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-12-04

''Nonsense" you say. 'eHow can shave feel that
comfortable"
You'll never know till you take an extra heavy,
extra-sharp Gem Blade. lock it up in new Gem
Push-Button Razor -. and put it to the test on
your own face.
A.a-a-a-a-h-that is smooth shave! And as for
closeness, only Gem promises no clock shadow!
Get the Gem Push Button Razor and dispenser
OF Gem Blades in handsome presentation case. $1o0
Evening star., 1960-12-22

Printed winter weight blonkets by Chatham thot
are CLOSED os seconds because of slight imper-
feetions. Royon and AcriIon .oeYlie blends. Tx
90-in. size. ffl .....
Street Floor, Washington Only
Below Street Floor, Washington Only
Set % Printed EinseFtip Cotton Terry Cloth
Towel Sets. Boxed Comparable to l.2o value,
99c
lnitisI Nepkin end Place Net Sets. Linen. s-pieee
sets. Broken assortment. Comparable to 3es
Nolue ------------4----- LOO
S-Ps. Place Met Sets. Comparable to l.ee VoIue,
h@ 97e
cesson FIonnsl-Beek PIestic Cloths. Assorted
52x52" and 52x7o" sizes. Comparable to ] .ee
TO 2.e9 value -S7e end 1877
Fsney Bexed Towel end Novelty Sets. Slightly
shopworn. Comparable to 1873 to 7.es volues,
.rf.f sse TO l.o9
Evening star., 1960-12-22
0ne-of-o-Kind Furs GFeotIy
Reduced for Cleoronce

z4.7S Mink Collar, Peter Pan style, posteI shode,
7.S0
3S7S Mink coIleV, small shawl style. Ceruleon,
1900
44.o0 Dyed BessoVisk 4-SkiR Sesrf f-------24.00
5000 Dyed Mouton PFoesssed Lamb Jsekst, size
IA $500
5000 Dyed Mouscn Psoeesssd Lamb coss, size ",
44.00
5000 Silver Bloc Mink 3-Skin SesT --SS.00
10000 Dyed Squirrel Pocket ceps ------5S.oo
10000 Dyed Meuton PsOesssed Lemb cOas, 45",
size IU----------------- ------I I9.VV
10000 Amesieen Seble 3.Skin SeeFf- ----75.00
fl47.O0 Remeh Mink Stole $500
l47.00 eesulesn Mink Stale $500
10000 Dyed Mosmot coas, Ietout, size ia, Ies. 90
10000 Disdsm Mink sseIs, letolR- R-l----37s.o0
Prices plus tox
Fur products IabsleG to she's G
country Of ORIGIN ot imported furs
Furs-Second Floor, Washington Only
Evening star., 1960-12-22
Rug Department
Third Floor. Washington Only


10 White WoshobIe I00% RGyom Pile Rug. Conn
poroble TO 9.95 volue; 3x5 ft.---------s-S.o0
12-lo0% Nylon Rugs In assorted eolors. Com-
poroble to l4.95 volue; 3x5 #. --------- S.99
S-100% Rsyon Rugs In assorted eolors. Con1-
poroble to 1925 .voIue; 4x6 #. .---------l0.00
Is White WashobIo l00es ReyeR Russ. Com
poroble to l.79Voue; 2x3 #. ----------- See
10 White WashGbIs I00% Rayon Rugs. Conn
porobIe to 3e5 volue; 24x4o" i.SS
l6 vi1yI PIastie Armstrong Rugs. Comparable TO
1895 value; oxl2 #.
. 0rientel Peters MI-WooI Pile Rugs. Compo-
robIe TO 1895 'Voue; ,9xl2 II. $500
3 Administer Rugs. Comparable to 1895 volue;
9 ovsl Reversible Rugs. Comparable 1925 volue;
90 10 IT, %SsJQ
IS eeeos DoOv Nets. Comparable to 2.e5 voIue;
IoX9O ls9V
ceeos DoOr Nets. Comparable to l.s5 VoIue;
I1NZf bsVV
81 eoeten HsRd-Hooked Rugs. Comparable to
4.95 value; Z3x43"
24 cetten Hend-Heeksd Rugs. Comparable 10
I4.s5 value; 44x68" observation-disclosures s.99
Evening star., 1960-12-22
z.95 DoubIe-Sided Mirrors

Plain mirror on one side -. noenifyine mirror
on the other Plostie trim s" stond up or 5"
round-the-neck Styles 1.07
Tolletries-Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star., 1960-12-22

Linens & DOssseSticS
Boxed Womsutt0 Towel Sets
2.59
Ape Womsutto boxed towel sets specolIy priced!
Set includes large both towel, face towel and z
wosheloths. Choose white, pink, green, blue or
gold.
Street Floor, Both Stores
Boxed Cannon PiIloweass Sets
1.@A
Comparable TO 25e to 2e9 value! Set consists
Of printed Cannon cotton percole pllowcoses In
snort gift poekoee. Choice Of z potterns.
Street Floor, Both Stores
Seconds Of 8.95 to 1875
Chothom Printed Blankets
$50 end z.99
Evening star., 1960-12-22
SOS to S.e5 Fomous-Moke
Nylon Trieot Lingerie
a88 y.

Slips, petticoots, gowns and boby dolls In good
assortment of sizes and eoIors. Mony are one-of-
o-kind.
comparable 2ee voIue nyon trieot petticocts
S.M,l White and pcstes -- I.s9
NylOn TEicee Briefs. White, loee trims. ST. 6ss
Linoede-Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star., 1960-12-22
ZOO HoImssproy Atomizsr'

ZOO HoImsspray Atomizsrs
Choose from Q variety Of ottroetive styles ond
eoIors Economical woy to use perfume or toilet
water. LOO
ToiIetries-street Floor, Both Stores
GirdIes and Bros
1880 Lady Mssieas reEselsssss. Nylon lace and
slostic. Block ond white. 32B to 36C---6.s9
Io.sS Diseentinued Style Figure Builder Girdlss.
is" length In block; 4" and Is" lengths IN
pink, broken sizes Ivy
$50 10 500 Lens Line cesses Brss. White. 54s
Foundotions-Seeond Floor. Washington Only
chiIdren's 2.99 and 3.o9
House Slippers
.99 ~
Foney and proetieoI slippers for both boys and
girls including some warm styles. Assorted eoIors
Full sizes 9 to In the group. Wonderful lost
minute Gifts! .-
Fourth Floor. Washington; Second Floor. Arlington
Evening star., 1960-12-22

Rsa. 7.es 10 1898 Novelty WooI Jseksss. Short
cnd tunie lengths. Broken sizes
Re-. $500 Weol Suits. Assorted eclos, broken
sizss -I7.00
Res. l4.9S 10 1888 Wool Dresses. Cosuol and
dressy Styles Assorted eoIcrs Broken sizes 70 y.
Res. II.ss WosI Dresses. Sheath styles in dork
end posteI colors Broken sizes to Is 800
Moel SkiVss, comparable TO 799 voues. Seat lined.
Assorted ploids---------------- $50
Rea, 1855 swaaHess. Cordioons and pullover.
Broken sizes 81 to 4o------------------1. lit
Young j.. shop-second Floor, Both Stores
Evening star., 1960-12-22

Misses and Women's 1913
to 1898 Dresses
1899 30 1899
Full skirted dresses and slim sheoths in assorted
fobries and eolors. Sizes 10 to 20 and l4h to
22k.
IS Orig. $25 10 1898 Lens and Shers Formsls.
soied. Postels. Broken sizes ----i2.S0 10 1899
Second Floor. Both Stores
Clarence! 1898 to 1898
cdsuoI and Dressy Dresses
6.99 /" 8.99
Two-piece royon flonnel suit dress, royon prints
and solid color royons. Sizes 10 to 20 and l4h
to 22k.
Second Floor, Both Stores
Evening star., 1960-04-01

HOUSEWARES, DINETTES

100 LBS. SINGING HILL PEAT MOSS Michi-
gan peot to loosen soil, hold moisture, control
weeds -.---- -l.sS
s-Pc. BRASS FIREPLACE ENsEMBLE. Forous
Wiltshire screen, ondirons wood bosket tire
set - ..--.. 1895
MARY PROCTOR IRONING TABLE. Hi-Lo
odjustobIe from "a" to So" for stond-up or
t-down ironing ----- 7.SS
FOLDING ALUMINUM PICNIC TABLE. Drop
eot style opens to 24x6o', folds to fit in cor
trunk S.SS
1925 so-LIhE CLOTHES DRYER. Meto
frore, pIostc lines. Complete with ground
box 2l0 feet of spoce 1879
FAMILY-sIzE pETEcTo HAMPER. Ventoted
Is" x2oH x Va" size in bathroom colors.
7.ss
5o-Pc. STAINLESS STEEL FLATWARE SET.
Service for with ! 6 teaspoons and serving
pieces ----.--. ~. s.s6
ARLAWN SOFT. GARDEN HosE. Strong vinT
Sc in diometer with bross couplings 3.77
UNpERBED STORAGE CHEST. AIuminized
metoI AZ" size with honde, lock and key, 5.ss
ARMAIp TOILET SEAT. Nodded wood covered
with peorI patterned plostic Coors S.e7
MR. AND MRS. s-DRAWER UNPAINTED-
CHEST. Knotty pine chest sonded reody 10 fin
ish. 36x32xl4" size 1899
5-Pc. cHRoMEcRAET pIhETTE SET. Nor
resstont 30x4Ox48" top, matching uphol-
stored choirs &C., S66
s-Pc. WROUGHT Iron DINETTE SET. Groce-
fuI Ieof design tobIe with 26n42" gloss top.
4 chairs --..--.--- S3e
s-DRAWER UNPAIhTEp CHEST. Smoothly
sonded knotty pine chest measures 47xZ7Hl4",
1899
ARLAWN 20" ROTARY LAWN MOWER.
Powerful 2-h.p. with odjusto Bile wheels for dit
ferent cutting heights S37
ARMAID WAFFLE IRoN-eRILL. Loree size
with l-yeor manufacturers replacement euor-
ontee --..-. 900 1929
ARMAIp 4-lo-cUP PERcoLAToR. Triple
chrome plate on copper. Completely outomo-
tic IU.SS
4-l2-cup size --------------- lZ.9T
1899 MoRRELL ScREEN-sToRM DOOR. z
gloss and screen inserts, Piono hinge. ln-
stollotion extra 1872
HoUsEWARES-ALL 4 STORES
SALUTATIoNS SPREAD BY CANNON
Bold colors, metoc MylorGS threod and crisp
texture in provocative pIoid Woshobe no.
iron . . drips dry. Brown red, blue, evergreen.
Twin or double size 5000 4.99
BEDSPREADS-ALL STORES
Evening star., 1960-04-01
NOTIONS, STATIONERY,
COSMETICS and CAMERAS


Special! Stoy-Eze GirdIe by Lido 2.se
Tubular Steel Shoe Rack, holds poirs l.ss
Imported Steel Scissors, nickeI-ploted, lo
styles each -.--.--. ------- ---l.l9
Jumbo Gorment Bog. holds l6 oorments. 2.ss
Suit Bog, Dress Bog. Each 2.Ss
Shoe Bog
Steel Underbed Storoee, 55xl8x18---- 4.7s
8-Drower Shoe Cabinet, oII-wood framed, 2.ss
Decorator Throw Pillows --5 fer 4.s9
Plastic Dress Hangers With swivel hooks.
for e9e
Black Iron Desk and Matching Choir 1859
I'v Tower Black Iron Room Divider---- 5.s9
Rosette bu-k Iron Bond Stond 5.ss
Black Iron Telephone Stond -------- zss
RoyoI Future 900 Typewriter
Poper-Mote Holiday Pen - l.29
8-MM Keystone Movie Comero - 1895
Kodok T~in-2o comero with flash gun, film,
bulbs, batteries 1899
4-Lioht Bor with 4 bulbs. 2 switches, metal
cose S99
4Trock WoIIensok stereo Tope Recorder with
cose, mike tope - 49, 1895
Peti 55-MM Still comero, fost cooted F:l9
lens -.----.-- $500 1895
Genuine Leother cose for above 9.se"
S-MM Movie comero Fost cooted Fl9 Lens
1888
specioI! Argus soo-Wot semi-Automottc Slide
Protector ~ ----- 1895
4 for 81 Across FocioI Tissues IS for 8Se
10 for is Across Toilet Tissue - for sse
79c Across 6lycerin Suppositories, odult SOS
59e
SOC Across Amber Mouthwosh, 81 o. 5se
89c Across Red Mouthwosh, 32-oz.-- 59e
89c Across Soechorn, "a Or. looos --- sse
l.l9 Across Room Sproy, pine, lavender, lily
Of the Volley 1900 6Se
49c Across Sonitory Belts - z for 6se
96c Across Lotex Gloves, S, N, | -- 6se
l.29 Across Foomine Both Oil, 6 or Sse@
98c Across Hair Sproy -- Z for liz"
S Across Hyoenic Hand Creom - for sse"
plus tox
3-Piece Dresser Set with comb, brush and mir
ror - ---.--- -. 5.9S
Special Purchase. Attractive Perfume Troy
3.ss
Imported Hair Brushes for men and women.
2e4
Vepote Compoets- 1892
plus tax
Evening star., 1960-04-01

Shop Tin $50 Tonight ct our
SVkVrbGn Stores. SotUrdoy
Hours: Washington, 1906;
silver Spring. Porkinston and
esiaes Georges Plozo. 10 to s.
Evening star., 1960-04-01
TOTS AND ToDDLERS'
APPAREL

Fomous-Moke Tots Dresses in eottons and ny
ions 3-6x 4.ee
Tots' and Todders' Eton Suits 6.99
Tor Girls Grow Coots .l3.ee
Tot and fodder Boys Coot Sets - ll.es
Tots and Toddlers' Famous Polo Shirts 81
Tot Girls PIoysets ------ l.ss
Tot Boys Fomous l009o Polished Cotton
SIocks -- --------.. l.es
Toddler Bows and Girls Overall, jacket und
Hot Sets 3.es
TOTS AND ToDDLERs-ALL 4 STORES
Evening star., 1960-04-01
BOYS APPAREL AND
FURNISHINGS

Boys Royon Flannel SIocks reg. 60, slim
6-l8, husky lo-2o------------------s.ss
BOYS Polished Cotton-Nyon Stacks in regular
$40, slim 6-l8, husky 1910 o--------s.ss
Boys MocPhereus looqo combed Cotton Briefs,
for l.7s
Boys loo9o combed Cotton MocPhergus T
Jr. Boys Sports coots, 3-button. 6-l2- -sss
Prep Boys Sports coots, l3-2o-------I4.ss
Boys Dress Shirts
Boys Fomous loo90 combed Cotton Knit
Shirts, 6-l8 ---------------------l.9s
Boys Shot-sIeeved Sports Shirts, 6-Zo--l.ss
Boys Cotton Hose ----------------ZS
Boys loo0o Cotton poioros, go ----z.ss
BOYS WEAR-ALL 4 STORES
Evening star., 1960-04-01
ANNIVERSARY VALUES
FROM OUR STREET FLOORS

Special Purchose Linen Look Royon Shirts,
sizes 10 TO l8 3.9S
Fomous Foshion Jewery s7e"
Fomous Foshion Gloves in cotton, nyIon, 6-7K2,
l.79
New, Exciting Handbags for Spring ---S.ss"
Our Own Marcy NyIons, Full Fashioned Dress,
Sturdy or Stretch Sheers --7se, poirs ESQ
FASHION ACcESSORIES-ALL 4 STORES
Evening star., 1960-04-01
INFANTS APPAREL AND
FURNISHINGS

Spring ond Summer BODY 6onnets so
Birdseye Diapers, hemmed -------l l.ss
Infonts' Zip-Front Sleeping Boos- l.ss
Infants Cotton Chntz Comforter 4.44
Infonts' Combed Cotton Knit Shirts, Z for 81
Infonts' Zip-Front Buntinos -------- 2.es
Infants Quilted Blankets
lnfonts' Quilts -------3.ss
Infonts' Comfort ond Pillows s4.44
Infonts' Gowns and Kimonos ------ s4e
The Hecht Co. SteriIizer Set, SO pieces $50
INFANTS APPAREL-ALL 4 STORES
Evening star., 1960-04-01
ANNIVERSARY PRICED
SPORTSWEAR

Misses Spring and Summer Shirts, 1918, in
Misses Better Jomoco Shorts. 1918, in group,
4.7e
Misses Better looqo Cashmere cordioons,
in group 34-4O
Special Purchose- of Fomous Swim Suits s.7s
Womens Better BIouses and Skirts each. 400
Misses Better BIouses; lo-l83.e7
Better Sportsweor-AlI Stores
Evening star., 1960-04-01
WOOL TWI ST
OR WILTON
BROADLOOM
6.88 81 81:

II fovorite colors to choose
from in g, ~ and IS widths
but not all coIors in all widths.
exl2 rug just 8706, including
finished ends.
RUGS & CARPETS-ALL 4 STORES
Evening star., 1960-04-01
WINDOW DRESSINGS,
FABRICS


DECORATOR FABRICS, reguIorIy 50 to 80,
specially purchased for our Anniversary Sole.
Wide assortment, oil washable yard 81
REDWOOD coRhIcES, regularly o9c 10 ! 80
in width 81" to 49,, scoIIoped with mould
ing on oil sides, dust cop 2o?S OFF
NATURAL MATCHSTIcK BAMBOO DRAPES.
All topped and reody 10 hang, Sproy paint it
YOU wish. Req 2.49 49x72", l.Ss; Reg. 3.79,
72x72", 2ss; Reg. 4e9, 96x72", 3.7e;
Beg. 6l9, 12o~72", 4'''; Reg 7'69' '44@
BAMBOO CAFES, VALANcEs. reouIorIy 9ee
and 70 Cofes 3Ox60" and voIonces 5ZHS'.
Buy for chormino windows treatments,
for l.Ss
FOAM CUSHION REUPHoLsTERIhe. reg.
64.o5. Price overoee choir reupholstered in
your luxury fobrc choice 4sS3
Req 1880 overooe 2-3 cushion soto S9S
(Foom scot cushion Fobrie ond ~orkmonship neiudeol
sIIPcoVER SALE! SPRING FABRICS. Fresh
new prints ond coIors for your Spring redecorot-
ina. Drip dry solid ond prints textured weoVes,
novelties, soicIoths. All reg. so 10 Z.S9
fobrics.
28.52-3o.92 Choir Coveroge -cushion choir.
24.l2
5o23-54.85 Soto leverage Z or } cushion
sofol Ass
Shop OF Home, MA. 8-5loo, Ext 5293
REG. 3.29-3.6e VENETIAN BLINDS in "a"
Ienoths. Our own fonooUs brond OF O very spe-
co sowing. 1886" widths. Buy pors OF this
low price -------------------< TOT -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-20
DiSdlIe Names
Robert Franklin. Jr..
First Negro Judge

Toledo, Ohio CANP) - Robert
v. Franklin, Jr., 34-year-old attorn-
ey, was named last week to the
Municipal Court bench by Gov.
Michael J. Disable, becoming the
first Negro judge in Toledo's his
tory.
Franklin, who was an assistant
city law director, will serve an UNI
expired term scheduled to end
Dec. 81, 1868. He must run for
election, however, for the unex-
Pired portion, next fail. The judge
ship pays $4,000 a year.
His appointment ended specula-
ton on whether Governor Disable
would appoint a Negro to the
position Franklin previously had
been in the running twice before
for such appointments, but was
bypassed.
He was named to the city law
department in 1854, serving as po-
lice prosecutor until 1859, when
he was assigned other duties.
A native Of Toledo, Franklin
was graduated from Morehouse
college and received his law de-
gree from the University Of Toledo.
He is a Korean War veteran.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-20
PILGRIM BAPTIST

Our morning worship was very
inspirational ard surely all Of US
received food for thought from It.
DR.. Floyd Massey spoke on the
topic, mo Backing Up Now.
His text was from Judges 1855.
The story Is told Of Jeptha, who
went from very humble beginning
to a position of greatness, because
Of his determination to follow
through with the vows he had
made to God. DIR. Massey urged
us to be steadfast in our conVic-
tons and never go back on the
promises we make to God or man.
Mrs. Ruby Harris united with
the church.
Commentator goes to Mrs. Biz
da Ridley and the Sentrymen for
the excellent job on the church
yard last week, also to BYE and
Church School for the very fine
spaghetti dinner on Saturday.
Parents are reminded that pre-
registration for the Vacation
Church School begins Saturday,
May 81. For additional informa-
ton you may call Miss Hazel
Murray at the church office.
Next Sunday at IL am. DR..
Massey breaches and at 8 pm.
the BYE and B.A.U. win meet.
Sunday, May %, the Earnest
Workers Annual Tea from 4 to Z
pm. at the church.
Clarence e. Harris, reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-20
ZION BAPTIST

20 come, let US worship and
bow down; let us kneel before the
Lord our Maker: for he Is our
God, and we are the people Of his
pasture, and the sheep Of his
hand" FPS. 95:6-7).
With this Scripture Zion Bap-
fist Church, located at 1923 Lynn
dale Avenue, North, invites the
public to worship with its congreg-
alton especially Sunday, May %.
The Senior choir directed by Mr..
Willie B. Hale, and the Youth
Choir under the direction of Mrs.
Mildred Moore, will lead the
music. Pastor James R. Holloway
will speak on "a Lad and a Linn
tied Lunch.
Following the Sunday morning
and Sunday services the Sunday
School will sponsor a womanless
wedding Tuesday evening, May "A,
at eight o'clock. And on Thursday
md Friday evenings, May 26 and
27, the Senior Missionary Circle
will sponsor a School of Missions.
The school win begin each evening
at $40 with a family dinner.
Mrs. Celestia Fraction will teach
the youth and Reverend James
r. Holloway will teach adults. The
school will end Sunday, May 20,
when Rev. Leo Vetvick will speak
as guest of the missionary workers
during the IL am. service, and
when a tea will be served to visit
ing missionary groups at $3.50 pm.
The public is cordially invited to
all these services and activities.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-20
Msgr. Shannon To
Be Main Speaker
At Chest Meefinc

The Rt. Rev. Msgr. James p
Shannon, president Of st. Thomas
College, will be the main speaker
at the fortieth annual meeting OF
the Greater st. Paul Community
Chest and Council on May "a.
He will speak on Before and
After 196O-4O Years of Service.
The meeting will be held at the
Athletic Club at 6:15 pm. Reser-
vations for the dinner close May
20.
The Community Chest was
founded in 1920 by a group of St
Paul businessmen, and now in
cludes As local and national agen-
cies.
One Of its original agencies, the
Community Board, which is being
terminated this year, will be hon.
ored at the annual meeting. In
addition, a costumed tableauz
highlighting events Of the first 4C
years Of Chest history will be
given.
AS is customary at Chest an.
nual meetings, the 1860 campaign
chairman will be announced by
retiring president, H. William
Blake. The new chairman will
replace Elmer l. Andersen, 1858
chairman. Andersen is now a Re
publican candidate for governor.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-20
Rites Held For
Mamie X. JaffaPson

Mamie x. JEFFERSON
Services for Mrs. Mamie X. JEFF
ferson, 81, of 1125 Fremont Av.
NJ, who died in University hospital
May IT, will be held at pm. FRI
day, May 20, at Graham Temple.
Bishop J. w. Graham, pastor, will
officiate.
Mrs. jefferson, a native Of Men,
phis, Tenn, had been a resident of
Minneapolis for "a years. She was
formerly employed as a matron
at the University Of Minnesota.
She was a member Of Graham
Temple Church of God in Christ.
Survivors include her husband,
Mevlin jefferson; two sisters, Mrs,
L. w. Rayner of Minneapolis and
Mrs. Harden Vaughn of North Chi
cago, Ill; one brother, Joseph
Hughes Of Detroit, Mich; two
sisters-in-law, Rosetta Jefferson,
Fordic, Ark and Cora Bradley of
Buffalo, N. Y; several nieces and
nephews and other relatives.
Burial will be in Crystal Lake
cemetery with Woodland Funeral
Home in charge of the service.
Mrs. Harden Vaughn, sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Hughes, brother
and sister-in-law, Mrs. Rosetta
jefferson and Mrs. Cora Bradley,
all came to Minneapolis to attend
the funeral
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-20
Ted Allen Has
Been insurance
Underwater n Years

May 18th Ted Allen Gu win
have been a field Underwater for
% years with the North American
Life & Casualty Company Home
Office in Minneapolis and Canadian
Head Office at Hamilton, Ontario.
During that Period he has quail
fled for just about every honorary
club in the Company, having re-
ceived the Presidents Honor
Award six times, had been 8 year
member Of the App A Week Club
before discontinuance), member
Of Millionaire's Club and won the
Black Cat Club Award Of the In
ternational Accident & Health As
ISOLATION three times.
He is a graduate of the Life
Underwriters Training Council and
American College of Chartered
Life Underwriters.
LINZ LCSC4ll LSouc VI Tic DlhOu
the Company House Organ lists
him among the top rs producers
in the United States and Canada.
Mr.. Allen is also vice-president
Of the st. Paul Council of Human
Relations and a Member Of the
Board Of Directors of Family Serv-
Use, the latter of which he serves
on the Insurance Committee.
Mr.. Allen Is the first and thus
far only Negro member Of the st.
Paul Chapter of Chartered Life
Underwriters, the st. Paul Accid-
ent and Health Underwriters, a
branch Of the International Accid
emit & Health Association (former
secretary and board member), and
the St Paul Life Underwriters
Association of which he Is cur
rently a member Of the Board Of
Directors
How is Mr.. Allen celebrating this
Anniversary Month? Thus far by
writing $4,000 Of new Life Insur-
ance In this month Of May.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-20

guest at the lovely luncheon given
by the Loyal Ladies, Golden Cir
Gle" in the beautiful home Of Mrs
Rowana Archer.
On the day of their departure,
the Pattons were taken on a sight
seeing tour Of Camden, New Jersey
and the day ended with them az
dinner guests Of the Rev. (Coun-
cilman) Marshall Shepard at the
internationally famous "Bookbind-
ers Seafood Palace"
The North Star Consistory
proudly boasts Of six $50 degree
members, namely: Chas. d. Doty,
John r. Lawrence, Leonard G.
Madden, Hobart T. Mitchell ST.,
John M. Patton and Chas. M. Sex
ton.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-20

CARD OF THANKS

We, the family Of the late e. L.
Escue, wish to extend our heart
felt thanks to the many friends,
neighbors and relatives for their
acts Of love and thoughtfulness
shown during our recent bereave-
ment, the death Of our beloved,
husband, father and brother. We
especially wish to thank Rev. Will
liam Ogleton of Dayton, O., who
came to Minneapolis to officiate
at the funeral, Rev. Noah Smith
and Rev. Emanuel Andrade for
their comforting assistance and to
those who donated cars.
For the many cards, kilograms,
beautiful floral tributes and other
acts Of kindness, we shall always
be grateful and shall cherish these
memories forever.
Mrs. E. L. Escue and family.