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Not (King) Cole
SGYs ~ Industry
Needs Rights Plank

New, York (ANP) - A civil
rights plank to pledge the indus,
try to the fight against racial dis
elimination and similar to the ones
adopted by the Democratic and
Republican conventions, was sug'
gested for television by singer Nat
(King) Cole here last week.
Cole knows first hand about dis
elimination in television. Some
months ago when he became the
first Negro entertainer to head q
network television show, an affih'
ate station In Alabama blacked
out his program, and It was re-
ported that the publicity agency
boys on New York's) Madison
Avenue took a dim view Of Ne
gro heading such q show. The show
later was dropped for lack Of suf-
ficient sponsorship.
A top recording artist and sue
cessful businessman as well as
singer, Cole recently filmed a one
hour television spectacular in
Europe which was shown in the
United States for the first time
Tuesday (Aug. 81. The telecast
was also syndicated to local sta
tons throughout the nation.
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Additional Social &
Personal News
Minneapolis

From st. Louis: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Evans and Rev. w. T. Pet
ers of st. Louis arrived by motor
and are the housegvests Of Mrs.
Evans niece and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Gray, 1929 Third
Av. 8. Rev. Peters is pastor Of the
Third Presbyterian church in st.
Louis. The visitors will share their
visit with Mr.. Evans uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Evans
Of 374o Fifth Av. 8.
To Attend OES Grand Sessions /:
Mrs. Fern Helm, worthy grand
matron of Prince Hall Grand Chap
ter OES Of Minnesota and its Jur-
isdiction and Mrs Harriet Jones,
grand secretary, will leave Friday
for Boston, Mass, to attend the In
ternational Conference Of Grand
Chapters Order Of the Eastern
Star. Also leaving on Sunday will
be Mrs. Blanche Mayes, associate
grand matron. The highlight of the
conference will be the Pilgrimage
to and memorial services at the
grave Of Prince Hall, founder Of
Masonry among Negroes in the
U.S.A. This pilgrimage which &C.
ours every ten years. viii be held
Sunday, August IA, at Cops Hill
Burial Ground. The sessions win be
held August IA thru August 10.
Flower Show: The Garden Low
ers Club will hold its annual Flow
err Show Sunday, August IA, from
2 to 7 pm. at the Masonic Temple,
1892 Fourth Av. s., Minneapolis.
The theme for this years show is
Fill Your House With Flowers"
Arrangements for all occasions,
for every room in the home will
be on display. The public is cor
daily invited and there Is no ad-
mission charge. Mrs. Andrew
Clark is general chairman; Mrs.
Estelle Sims, program chairman;
Mrs. Frank Corners, refreshments;
Mrs. Clarence Smith and Mrs. Ben
Mouton, judges aides. Mrs. Hardy
White is president Of the club.
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Birthday
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Aug. 13-Miss Ada Collier, $50
Bryant Av. NJ: Andrew Breedlove,
701 Bradford Av. NJ; Clemon
Rooney, 1924 Smelling Av; RicheIle
Marie Session, 4041 Fifth Av. g.;
Mrs. Annie Crews, 4O41 Clinton
AvS Mrs. AIonzo Ellis, s5OS Fifth
Av. 9.
Aug. 14-James Lassiey, 1901
Oak Park Av N; Joe Stewart
516 18th Av. s.; Mrs. Isabelle
Noble. 1892 Fourh Av. s.; Robert
Lewis, 1859 Humboldt Av. NJ;
Maxwell Johnson, 1862 Fifth Av. s.
Aug. 15-Brenda Cobb, 1856
Clinton Az; Mrs. Lucia Mcclure,
2813 Chicago Av.; Mrs. Mary
Stokes, 24S0 Fifth Av. s.; Meron.
lea Tucker, S720 Smelling Av.;
Mrs. Vienna Warder, 413S Third
Av. s.; Jack Hyatt, 1920 Fremont
Av. N; Godfrey Baldez, 2522
Fourth Av. s.; william Young,
2S12 Elliot Av.; Mrs. Leroy Nc
Gowan, 1904 Morgan Av. N.
Aug. $50. ]. Thornton, 3812
Fourth Av. g.; Vernon B. Owens
2421 Fourth Av. s.; Bonnie Fields,
6O4 Eighth Av. NJ; Da Relic
Watts, SO Hoag AV. NJ; Toni
whiteside, 5000 Third Av. s.; Mrs,
Earline Neil Estes, 3136 Fifth Av,
s.
Aug. 17-Mrs. Nina williams,
1919 Clinton Av.; Harry Miller,
566 Seventh Av. NJ; Mayola Bann-
arm, 3728 Minnehaha Av.; Beverly
Eason, s61 18th Av. NJ; Howard
Cummings, $500 Fourth Av. s.;
Terry Lee Martin, 4001 Third Av,
s.; Eober Wynn Jr., 1909 Fifth
Av. s.
Aug. 1S-Bertha L. Thompson,
SIT Third Av. NJ; Mrs. John Her
riford, 1918 Portland Av
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United Nations Building and the
Empire State building and many
other interesting points. She also
visited in Boston, Mass. and en-
joyed the many historical places
visited there. Enroute home she
stopped in Chicago for brief visit
with her cousin, Mrs. Frances
Glover. Mrs. Clark reports that
her trip was wonderful and the
hospitality extended her in all
points visited win ever be remem-
bered.
Pragmatela Sorority To Meet;
Mrs. Victor Galloway will be hos
tess to Pragmateia sorority ON
Friday night, August II, at her
home, 1925 Virginia Az. Members
are asked to be present.
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Gums & Bren+s
Entertain Guests
Al Home

One of the hightghts of the past
weekend was an AT Home" party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Ollye Gum
of 1888 Iglehart Av., st. Paul, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brent Of 442e
Fourth Av. S., Minneapolis, at
which time they honored the house.
guests Of the Brents, DR.. and Mrs.
w. J. Pinkard and daughters, the
Misses Patricia and Paulette, Of
Washington, D. c. DR.. Pinkard is
the brother Of Mrs. Brent.
The enchanting setting was the
Sterling Club in st. Paul with a
pink and green color schme car
ried out in decorations. Flowers
carrying out the color motif were
used in abundance to decorate the
appointed rooms. The serving table
was appointed with a white Italian
cut-work cloth with a centerpiece
Of pink gladioli at either side which
burned soft pink tapers in silver
candelabra-
Double facilities provided an I'M
usually commodious setting for the
younger set. Their serving table
placed In another room, was cent
cred with an artistic floral ar
rangement of pink gIadioh in a
silver container thanked by silver
candelabra holding pink tapers.
Both tables held crystal bowls
Of refreshing punch decorated with
blocks Of ice encrusted with PAN
sizes and fruit, and silver trays Of
dainty cookies decorated in green
and pink and green mints carry
ing out the color motif.
Guests were greeted at the door
by Mrs. Gum, who was lovely in
blue imported linen frock en-
HANGED with trapunto embroidery
and were directed to the receiving
line which was headed by Mrs.
Brent, stunningly attired in a blue
embroidered linen frock accessor-
lied with pearl jewelry, who in
troduced the guests of honor. Mrs.
Pinkard was a picture of lowell
ness in a white nylon jersey frock
with red accessories, as she greet
ed the attractively gowned matrons
and their husbands.
Amid festive decorations, blend
ing candlelight and soft music
played Throughout the afternoon by
pianist Roy Henderson, more than
125 friends greeted the charming
honorees, enjoyed tasty refresh
ments and quiet social converse
ton.
The charming visitors arrived
Friday afternoon and are the
houseguests Of DIR. Pinkards sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Brent Of Minneapolis
Other out-of-town visitors en-
joying the hosts and hostesses hos
pitality were DIR. and Mrs. Carter
of Taylorville, III, Mr.. Russell Col
Inns, Decateur. III, Rev. w. T.
Peters, st. Louis, Mr.. M. Jeffer-
son, White Planes. N. Y, Mr.. and
Mrs Harold Evans, st. Louis. Mo-,
Mrs. Sidnoia Black Of Duluth,
MINI, and MrR Lula King, Tay-
lorviIle, III
Assisting the hoStesses were
Mines M. X. Mcknight, Sidney
salter, Burie Carmichael ST.,
James Lawson and Miss Barbara
Fields. ...
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS

Parents Are Guests Mr. and Mrs. Grady Woods of st.
Louis Mo, arrived Thursday August for weeks visit with
their daughter and sonnaw Mr. and Mrs Phillip Mheau of
3433 Fourth Av The visitors enjoying renewing old
quatenances and the many Sightseeing of the two cities
Leaves For Her Home Mrs Flora Stokes of Indianapolis
Ind who has been the houseguest of her mohernaw Mrs
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

Aug. 15-Mr. and Mrs. William
McLeigh, SGT Rondo Av., II years.
Aug. 19-Mr. and Mira Lyman
H. Myers, s6S Iglehart Av., 10
years.
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Mrs. Perfect Is
Given Surprise On
Her Birthdcv

When Mrs Antoinette Perfect,
sat w. Central Av., started out
Friday evening, August 5, to IN
a dinner engagement with Mrs.
Crosby Bailey she thought that
would end the evenings entertain
ment, but instead when Mrs. Bailey
suggested that they stop at Mrs.
T. A. Ruffners home, 7S3 w. Cent
raj Av., she found that Mrs. Ruff
ner and Mrs. Geraldine Martin had
arranged a surprise party in her
honor to celebrate her birthday.
When the two arrived at the
Ruffner home, Mrs. Perfect was
greeted by group Of friends who
had assembled earlier. with the
happy birthday song.
Sharing in the celebration
was Mrs. Martin whose birth
day was August 2.
The dining room all strung with
vari-colored balloons gave that
festive party atmosphere. The pref
tily appointed table was conferred
with a floral arrangement Of white,
yellow and red gladioli and on
either side two beautifully decor
ated cakes made and presented to
each Of the birthday honorees by
Mrs. Noble Houser. Trays Of white
frosted petit fors decorated with
pink flowers added charm to the
setting.
Cocktails were enjoyed through
out the evening as they played
cards, listened to music on the
hi-fi, or just relaxed and social
lied. Following games Mrs. Pet
teet opened the many lovely per-
sonal gifts showered and Mrs. Mar
tin opened the many useful gifts
presented by their friends and dis
played them.
The serving Of tasty lunch in
Guiding variety delectable viands,
concluded the evenings festivities.
Friends wishing the honorees
birthday happiness were Messrs.
and Mines. Carl Gooden, Warren
Jones, Jr., J. w. Mcmillan, Crosby
Bailey, T. A. Ruffner; Mines. Lille
BurreIl, Edith Nash, Frederick
Adair, Lillian Allen, Della Vernell,
Misses Marion Copeland, Ada Lou
Robinson and Messrs. Joseph An
derson, e. Mcfarland and Ray
mond Patrick. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Smith were unable to be pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwaine Perfect
, brought a gift to Mrs. Perfect.
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Mary Stokes Of 2445 Fifth Av.
s., for the past week, left for her
home on Monday morning. The
visitor was accorded many social
courtesies during her stay includ-
ing sightseeing tours and dinner
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. L. Harris.
Other guests were aunts Of the
honoree, the Mines. CLANCY Holh-
way, and Mrs. Frank Chairman of
Memphis, Tenn, and daughter, Mrs.
Annie Brown Of Harvey, Ill, and
Mrs. Stokes. Mrs. Stokes reported
q wonderful time was had during
her visit.
Weekend GueSJs: Mrs. Ethel Il.
Brigham and Mrs. Matte Bell
Long Of Kansas City, Mo-, spent
the past weekend in the city and
were houseguests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Watson Of 1855 Fifth
Av. s. The visitors enjoyed fish
ing and sightseeing. They wor-
shipped Sunday morning at Zion
Baptist church and left for home
by motor early Monday morning.
Also leaving by motor on Monday
morning were Mr.. and Mrs Wyatt
Wallace st. Louis, Mo-, who spent
ten days in the city visiting Mr.,
and Mrs. Watson.
Family Visitor: Mrs. Hebe Nc
Elroy Of MeSia, Tex, Is visiting
her sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Chatham of 371S Stevens.
She Is dividing her visit with an
other sister, Mrs. Alice Young and
two brothers, Blaine and Fred
Frazier of Minneapolis. She will
leave for her home this weekend
On Vacation: Mr.. Leonard Mad
den, 1892 Fifth Av. S., left Thurs
day for a two weeks vacation Wis
iting his father, Mr.. William Mad
den in Kansas City, Mo-, and a
sister, Mrs. Gladys Adams in Len
nexa, Kans. Mr.. Madden will prob
ably go to Oklahoma to visit an
other sister before returning home
Leave For Their Home: Mr.. and
Mrs Earl Brown Of st. Louis, Mo-,
left Sunday, August 7, for their
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courtesies by Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Anderson and Mrs. Sarah
johnson Of 565 Fuller Av., friends
Of long standing.
Visiting Husband: Mrs. w. NJ.
Hopkins Of st. Louis, Mo-, arrived
in the city Thursday. August 4,
for a visit with her husband, who
is employed by the Pullman Com
pany and living in st. Paul during
the summer months, at the home
Of Mrs. c. Bowers, 7S9 st. Anthony
Av. Sunday morning Mrs. Hopkins
attended early service at st. Pet
err Claver Catholic church and II
am. service at Pilgrim Baptist
church. She is q member Of South
Missionary Baptist church in her
home town. Mrs. Hopkins is en-
joying the many sightseeing tours
Of the Twin Cities and il very fav-
orabIy impressed with the beauty
Of the two cities, on her first visit.
Illinois Visitors: DIR. and Mira.
Carter and Mrs. Lula King Of Tay-
lorville, H., and the houseguests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Few at
their summer home on the Apple
River, Amery, Wis. Mrs. King, a
former resident Of st. Paul, win
spend some time visiting her sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. william Carter Of 662 Lyle
hart Av., st. Paul, before return
ing home.
New Citizen: A son was born
July 80, at LalSeview Memorial
hospital in Danville, H., to Ben
and Nancy Sorren. Mrs Sorrell,
the former Nancy Harmon, is the
daughter Of Mrs. Lucy Harmon of
5241s Mayberry St., Danville, and
a former resident of st. Paul. The
proud father Is the son Of Ernest
and Rookie Sorrell of Danville. Mrs.
Gertrude M. Hill Of Alvin, Ill, il
the maternal great-grandmother
and Mr.. Alvin ]. Harmon, ST., Of 46S
Maclkubin St., st. Paul, il the
great-grandfather.
Back Home: Back home with
many happy memories Of a never
to-be-forgotten vacation il Mrs.
Urlin Clark Of ITO st. Anthony
Av., who returned home Monday
evening, from an extended eastern
vacation. She visited her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brewer Lee Clark and daughter
Pamela In Washington, d. c. She
enjoyed many sightseeing tours in
Guiding a visit to the Mint, the
White House and other points of
interest. She was the recipient Of
many social courtesies including
Mncheons, dinners and parties.
From Washington she went to New
York and enjoyed sightseeing there,
a shopping tour, a visit to the
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Aug. 13-Nnchael Robinson, $50
Iglehart Av.; Mrs. Idel Patton,
1858 w. Central Av.; Joseph Jack
son, $40 st. Anthony Av.; Joseph
Nelson, 322 N. st. Adams st.
Aug. 14-Mrs. Annabelle Beal
654 st. Anthony Av.; Mr.. George
wills, 1904 Iglehart Av.; Mr.. James
wooten, 937 st. Anthony Av.; Mr.
James Taylor, 1854 Thomas Av.;
Mrs. Thomas Carroll, DOT st. An
thony Av.; Mrs. George Berry ST.,
634 st. Anthony Av.
Aug. 15-Mrs. Charlotte D. Can
non SIS Carroll Av.; Mrs. William
McLeigh, 557 Rondo Av.; Mrs
Garland Hunter, 413 w. Central
Av.; Laverne Parker, e6s st. An.
thony Av.; Mrs. Ella Mae Watson
s12 w. Central Av.; Stephen p
Bradley, 76s Carroll Av.
Aug. 18-Mrs. Rosie Harris, 500
Iglehart Av.; Robert J. Jones, 7O7
w. Central Av.; Sadie Ellis Gar.
rison, 800 st. Anthony Av.; Corn.
elius. Benner, e72 st. Anthony Av.;
Alma Travis, 935 Iglehart Av.i
Mrs. Sallie Fletcher, 735 w. Cent,
raj Av.; Mr.. Roosevelt McCarty
SGT Rondo Av.
Aug. 17-Mrs. Maureen Tillman
9S5 Iglhart Av.; Ralph Gordon
5S1 Iglehart Av.; Colleen Anita
Murphy, S75 st. Anthony Av.
Aug. 1S-Della Lillard, $50 St
Anthony Av; J. w. Smith, SAT
Carroll Av.
Aug. 19-Mrs. Nora McCracken
S52 AIbermarle Av.; Joleen Rob
inson, $50 Iglehart Av.; Eugene
Ross, 459 st. Anthony Av.; James
Thomas s04 st. Anthony Av.;
Harry Ballard Jr., st. Anthony
Av.; Ethel Helen Myers, s6s lyle
hart Av.
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''SOne politicians are Hike cats.
They HEX themselves with their
tOngues."-ChAnging Times
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Mrs. Eugene Shepherd
Enter+ains For Dr..
Leonoro g. Lane

It was not only the sum Of the
loveliness of all things in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Shepherd,
$500 18th Av. s., Minneapolis, that
lent enchantment to the "at home
party given Saturday, August 8,
but that intangible something
called charm as well, which Mrs.
Shepherd possesses in abundance,
Lovely in an aqua printed sheer
froclx, Mrs. Shepherd introduced
her houseguest, DR.. Leonora Car
rington Lane, (Mrs. Isaac s., for
whom the party was given. For
DR.. Lane, who was charming In a
deep rose printed chiffon dress
highlighted with rhinestone jewel
ry, it was renewing many old &C
quaintances while meeting new
friends.
DR.. Lane il chairman Of the de-
partment Of psychology at Central
State College, Wilberforce, O., and
friends in the Twin Cities will re-
member that DR.. Lane took the
doctoral degree at the University
of Minnesota. Her husband Is a
biology professor and baseball
coach at Central State and they
both win be remembered by their
many former students in the twin
towns.
Delicate green and yellow pre-
dominated throughout the home as
a party motif. There was q pro-
fusion Of yellow and white gladioh,
shaggy NUNS, pink and white
larkspur and daises nodding pref
tily on her inlaid marble coffee
table in the living room The din
ing table, overlaid with a green
and silver cloth and conferred with
an exquisite arrangement Of yellow
and white gladioh, white and pink
larkspur, etc. was "a thing OF
beauty with its appointments Of
three arm silver candelabra hold
ing soft yellow candles and silver
trays Of delectable food. The green
and yellow decor was further car
ried out in bon bons and fancy
cookies.
A white covered table in one
corner Of the room held a crystal
bowl of refreshing punch and was
presided over by Mrs. Frank Con-
ners.
Guests were greeted at the door
by Mrs. Palmer jackson who was
stunningly attired in a deep rose
printed polished cotton frock en-
HANGED with the flowers enbroid-
cred with sequins. More than so
smartly dressed ladies arrived at
the. home throughout the appointed
hours to greet the honoree and to
enjoy dainty Entertainments.
Other out-of-town guests shar-
ing the hostess hospitality were
Mines. w. J. Pinkard, Washington,
D. c., w. d. Brown Jr, also
Of Washington who viii make her
home In Minneapolis and Miss Jean
Brown, a successful attorney In
New York City, daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. w. d. Brown, ST., and a
Minneapolis native.
Hostesses assisting were Mines.
Maurice Daniels, Charles Noble,
Mae Marshall, T. b. Burt, Palmer
jackson, Burie Carmichael ST.,
Charles w. Glenn, Frank Corners,
spondy Ratliff and Jessie Shepard.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Aug. 13-Mr. and Mrs. Burl
Grigsby ST., 1901 Bryant Av. NJ,
20 years.
Aug. 14-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
jackson, 1901 18th Av. s., II
years.
Aug. 18-Mr. and Mrs. Roy An
derson, 303 Aldrich Av. N, IA
years: Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Fischer,
1851 Fifth Av. s., IL years
Aug. 17-Mr. and Mrs. James
C. Campbell, 1868 Portland Av.,
nine years.
Aug. 1s-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Chatham, 2S0s Tenth Av. ls., 10
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Printice L.
Gary, S4S3 Third Av. g., Is years.
Aug. 19-Mr. and Mrs Virgil
Hn, SIS 18th Av. NJ, three years.
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Social and Personal
& ST. PAUL

House Guests Mr. and Mrs Aonzo Allen of Indianapolis
Ind who the hOuseguess of Mrs. Ardea Allen of 68 W.
Central Av left Tuesday for Seattle Wash They the din
guests during their visit of Mr. and Mrs Horace Allen Mira
Viola Hatcher of Chicago weekend guest
Mrs Allen while enroute home from Rochester Mimi, where
she went through the Mayo Clinic She accorded social
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home after spending a week in the
city visiting relatives. They were
the houseguests Of their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brown
of 1914 James Av. NJ, and shared
their visit with another uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert +.
Brown of st. Paul.
Family Guest: Arriving In the
city Thursday, August 4, from
Boston, Mass, was Mrs. Paul
Chapman, who Is visiting her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. James w. Fraction and fam
lily Of 3S41 Clinton Av., Mrs. Chap
man win also divide her visit with
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
johnson of 795 Edmund Av., st.
Paul.
Vacationing In Europe: Mrs.
Roberta Murphy Lpscombe Of
Washington, d. c., daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Murphy Of 1925
Second Av s., is realizing her
lifelong ambition, a trip to Europe.
Mrs. Lipscombe left New York
City by plane July 80. for London,
England and her itinerary includes
France, Germany, Italy, Switzer-
land, Brussels and Monaco. In
Germany she attended a perform
ance Of the great Passion Play.
She will visit the Vatican in Rome
as one of the highpoints Of her
trip. as well as gay Paree. She will
return home around the first of
I September.
On Business Trip: Mr.. Arthur
Henry, 2425 Fourth Av. S., left
Saturday for Ft. Worth, Tex, on
a business trip. He will also visit
San Antonio and Houston, Tex.
Former Resident Visits: Mr..
Herbert Glanton Of Los Angeles,
Calf, a former resident Of Min
neapolis, is visiting his family. He
is sharing his visit with his three
sons, Johnny, Dwayne and Jack
Glanton, his daughter, Mrs. Vera
Wright and sister, Mrs. Lillian
King. On Sunday he was honored
guest at a picnic held at Lake In
dependence. Present were Wayne
Glanton and family, Johnny Clan
ton and children, Mrs. Vera Wright
and family, Mrs. Lillian King and
son, John T. Moore, Mrs. Alma
Grant and children, Mrs. Gertrude
Foster and Mr.. Robert Straight.
Mr.. Glanton left Wednesday for
Chicago where he will visit q
brother, Norman Glanton, before
returning home.
Leave For their Homes: Mrs.
Fannie chatham Of Memphis,
Tenn, and daughter, Mrs. Annie
Brown, Of Harvey, III, left for
their homes Sunday after spend
ing two weeks in the city visiting
Mrs. Chatman's three sisters,
Mines. L. Harris, Mary Stokes and
CLANCY Hollivay. The many sight
seeing tours and other courteGes
extended them by family and
friends made their visit an enjoy
able occasion.
Weekend Visitors: Mrs. Kathleen
Blalley and son Kenneth Of Chi
cago and Mrs. Aaron jackson of
Markham, Ill, were weekend
guests Of Mrs. Sally o. Gates of
2435 Fourth Av. S. Mrs. BlalIley
is a sister and Mrs. jackson, an
aunt Of Mrs. Gates. Mrs. Gates is
now convalescing at home. She re-
turned Tuesday, August 2, after
spending ten days in University
hospital where she underwent sur
gerry. Mrs. jackson was impressed
with the city on her first visit.
To Join The Navy: Joseph Mic
beau, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Micheau Of 3433 Fourth Av. s.,
win leave August 81, for Great
Lakes Naval Station to begin his
boot training for the navy.
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0ut-Of-TOwn BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

Aug. 14-William Carpenter,
Chicago, NJ; Mrs. Thelma Barton,
New Orleans, La.
Aug. 15-Lumma Brown, Detroit,
Mich; Miss Sondra Lee Hathaway,
Chicago, Ill.
Aug. IT Pat Manuel, Des
Moines, Ia: Leola Washington,
Shreveport, La.
Aug. 1s-F. w. Carter vancou-
yer, B. c. Canada; Merle L. Green
wood, Streator, III.
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Board of Commissioners. the
governing bodies of Montgom-
cry and Prince Georges Coun-
ties in Maryland and of Fair
fax and Arlington Counties and
cities of Alexandria and Falls
Church in Virginia. plus a
State Senator and member of
the House of Delegates from
each State and a member of
the District Committees of
both the Senate and House
Al in all.
Its purpose, among other
things, is to serve as a forum
for developing and formulat-
ing policies having metropoli-
tan significance and to promote
Iintergovernmental cooperation.
The conference has a full-time
executive secretary and staff in
Washington.
Sees Counties Involved
The conference now has an
annual operating budget total
ing $4,000, the second year of
which began July l. The Dis
trict government pays $4,000
and the other Jurisdictions
contribute $1,000 each.
| Loudoun and Prince William