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IBM key-punch oprs. in demaAc
Lrn. in 8 wks.; day. SIS wk. or
II wks. night, $3.50. TEMPT e
SCHOOL, 1888 G NV MA SARoo
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ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA, 80
ed, "A vol, world atlas and Ian
guage dictionaries In walnut cab,
$500 or best offer. AP. 1885.
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REAL
ESTATE
COURSE

Beglnnersl Men-Women! Ages 1880
START MONDAY, NOV. 7
START WE'D, NOV. 9
! night wk. t6:3O-s:3M 10 wks.
2 nights wk. (6:3U-S:3O) 5 wks.
REAL ESTATE LAW BY
Paul Miller, MA, LIB.
(Sometime Broker, Md, D. c.. Val
REAL, ESTATE KNOW HOW '
D. C., Va, Md, taught Mon. and
Wed. nights 6:30-S:30, men and
women, 10 sessions. Complete Real
Estate Law and Practice, Financ-
ing, Appraising Sales, Listings,
contracts, Property Management,
or part time Oldest and Most
COMPLETE COURSE in the Ma
tons Capital for Statesmen, Seller,
Home Buyer, Broker or Investor
ENROLL this class Mon. s pm,
Air-cond. classroom N, Bird i1oor,
Nat: Press Bldg, Lecture at $50.
Call DE. 2-52S6 or EX 3-7O7O. or
Just come Monday 8 pm. sharp.
NO setter Course at Any Price!
REAL ESTATE LAW"
WE PREPARE YOU 1907 FOR
D. c., Md. or Va. Exam.
REALTY COLLEGE
Enroll now for D. c., Md, Va. Exam!
over 400 Traineesl Free Placement
Easy Parking at 1915 F st NV.
NATIONWIDE REALTY TRAINING
Often Imitated-Never Equaled'
over 500 Exam Questions Covered
HOME STuDY--i0 LESSONS
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FURNITURE WAREHOUSE BARGAINS
SUNDAY, II to 6
MONDAY, 9 to 9
Factory Warehouse Surplus
Furniture Mart Showroom Samples
Bankrupt Factory Inventory

Factory Warehouse Surplus
Furniture Mart Showroom Samples
Bankrupt Factory Inventory
MANY Items Can Be Purchased at 500 Savings
from Normal National Retail Prices
'Genuine Teakwood 2-pc. China Base with glass
door hutch top Normally $289. OUR PRICE $lS9
"2-pc. Sectional in Champagne Fabric with loose
burnt orange cushions.
Normally $500 -----.-------- OUR PRICE $139
'4-pc. Bedroom Suite, Ebony Finish Oriental
Modern Normally $3.50 OUR PRICE $149
'6-pc. French Prov. Bedroom Suite in fruitwood
Normally $599 -------. OUR PRICE 1899
'2-pc Beige sofa-Bed Suite with matching Chair
Normally $160 ~ OUR PRICE $50
Occasional Armless Danish Chairs, solid walnut
base. Assortment of fabrics.
Normally $50 ----- ---. OUR PRICE $40
Occasional Danish Chairs with solid walnut arms
and cane inserts. Normally $S8. OUR PRICE $44
Large Foam Rubber Sectionals in gorgeous fab
RIGS Normally $45S OUR PRICE 1929
'Sectionals with love-seat end, snap-on cushions.
Quality construction. Selection of fabrics.
Normally 1898 -- - - OUR PRICE $19s
walnut Bedroom Suite, chinchilla finish 76-in.
Dresser, Chest-on-Chest, Bookcase Bed.
Normally $3.50 /. OUR PRICE $29s
Occasional Modern End and Cocktail Tables in
blond and tan walnut finish.
Normally $38 .-- OUR PRICE SO
'3-pc. Danish Walnut Bedroom Suite
Normally 1920 OUR PRICE $40
walnut Room Divider Modern Decor
Normally $500 OUR PRICE $110
walnut Chest of Drawers,
Normally s1ls .... ., -. OUR PRICE $50
OTHER SINCERE BARGAINS
5-pc Formca Top Dinette -... - $50
2-pc Living Room Suite, sleep sofa and match
ing chair ~ " 500
Tall Decorator Table Lamps ---- 50
Maple Bachelor Chests of Drawers - $28
Ape Silvey Grey Bedroom Suite - $50
Hide-a-Bed Sleep Sofa, a-foam cushions, opens
to sleep two with mattress -$l59
Black Foam Sofa - - 49, ---. $50
Klng-Size Swivel Chair all-foam seat, back $40
Ape Early Am. Solid Ash Bedroom Suite $299
Sleep Sofas, black and turquoise - $50
Danish Walnut Din Rm. Suites 1929 and $3.50
7-pc. Early Am. Din. Rm. Suite, all-cherry $4q9
lO-pc. Bunk Beds, including bedding - $50
Desk, walnut finish $1995
THIS IS JUST EXAMPLE OF OUR TREMENDOUS sTocv
MARIO FURNITURE co.
1923 18th ST. NV. DE- 2-4747
MON, TUES. WE'D, THURS TIL ppm
FRI SAT-, SUN TIL Pm.
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S01Z CONN. AVE. NV.
2nd Floor WO. 8-1a6e
Central charge Accounts Invited
COAT. girls. size 10: also SirPI
clothes. size 8. Call TU. 2-055O.
COAT, Mouton; good cond., SIS;
evening gown, brown, SIS. Also
other nice dresses. RA. ,6-536O
COATS, Persian lamb and Marmot;
1914. Patchwork quilts. thano-
made); Woolen blankets; antique
china and jeweiry: excel. cond
Must sell. HO. 2-2730.
COL0RED ROTATING SPOTLIGHT
automatic color changing, new
special, $9.95. ST. 3-4O62.
CoMPTOMETER, elec.; looks and
works like new: SIS. AID. 2-04SO
CONFERENCE TABLES CD-Wal,
nut 52x30 and 6Ox30, $50 to S35i
2 typewriter stands, So each; Z
walnut executive desks. 500 each
GeOrRekoWn I'd OF, H.OufiT
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MISCELLANEOUS N Foa SALE

FREEZER-15 Gu. IT. and excel.
food plan; only 9 mos. Old; reas.
FUR-Mouton. car coat length, sofS
brown. Size 12. $50. Like new.
FURS-1 grey Persian lamb coat;
$3.50. 1 brown broadtail Jacket;
$50. mink stole; $500. 5176 Linz
mean terrace NV. EN-. 3.s6S3.
FHEs }RSNcH TSS5s5s SoonrE Ssrss sSt & sIdP. Ta
1923 Conn. ave-. can you buy
better quality mink. Persian lamb
beaver, secondhand, but In exc
cellent condition. We are the only
shop In Washington in business
dollar buys better than 60S more
of quality furs on the second hand
market. Before you buy . new
fur piece. check our quality and
prices nrst. On hand at the mo.
ment 4 mink coats, 2 Persian
lamb jackets, . Persian lamb
coats, . beaver Jackets, mink
cape, l mink finger tip coat. No
sale Is final one unless you are
completely satisfied. All pure
|. chases subject to cash refunds.
See Miss Reynolds. Hours, 10 70
daily. Charge accounts arranged.
FRENCH POODLE DRESS SHOP
1923 Conn. ave. CO. 5-293l.
FUR COAT. ranch mink. 3 yrs. olds
peri. cond,: finGerttp length, $780,
EN-. 3-2SS5.
FUR COAT-Hudson seal s4-lergth.
size IA, $50; suits. size 1914.
S. to 81. Wo. 6-s736.
FgR Sss,tsD Goat 9,,sa 1ysy hip R3st sasth 5fsk 1s
offer. OIL. 2-55s4.
FUR COAT, Canadian sheared
sioo. III. S-5o7s. w
FUR COAT. beaut. Matara, seal
size 1914; fraction OF Its ortgs
price. CO. 5-6576.
FUR COAT, Ladies, brand new.
dyed Northern let-out Muskrat res
sembles mink. size 1915, coSt
S451. will sell for Sl50. Call MRS.
CHARLES. EM. 3-1.35.
FUR STOLE and Jacket. mink dyed
LYN LOAN CO. IA. 7-0s00.
FURNACE. hot-air, gas, 72.000
BTU. with ducts; call 10. 5.3669.
FURNACE. hot-air oil burner,
$500 BTUs. Best offer. WE.
FURNACE, gas fired. hot air: heats
2,OO0-sa.- 1T. store. GREETING
~a1n Crrv ooo n - 80
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DIN. RM. SET, small; has & chairs
WEIGH dresser and budet: reas.
call KE. 7.l671 after $3.50.
DINING ROOM sET-6 chairs, /
long buffet. extra leaf with table.
La. 6-l676.
DINING ROOM SUITE, mahogany,
9-pe,, good eond.; reasonable. WA.
DIN. RM. TABLE; nah. 2 leaves,
custom, made pads; excel. cond
HE. 9-3260.
DIN. RIM. SUITE, o pcs, mahog.
good condition, S100. Can be seen
Sunday. s-l2. EN-. :-3769.
observation-disclosures
Finish like new. SIS. OR. 1890.
DOOR CLOsERS, rebuilt like new;
guar; reas. AD. ..-3423. ALAN
LOCK CO.. 1857 Columbia rd. NV.
DOORS-saye from 25es to 500 |;
So 50 up: spec. lot. hundreds in
stock Use for rec. rooms. new
homes, tables, desks, bed bases.
1920 Wilson blvd, IA. Abba.
RUCKER LUMBER.
DRAPERIES, can be seen hanging
in fne NV. home. Call for de-
seriBtion and sizes. Wo. 6-3453.
DRESsERs d2) with mirror, S2V
each: IL beds. SIS ea.; IL night
tables, So ca. CO. $1,000.
DRILL PRESS. large. and band
saw, $50 EACH Good working
condition. UN. 4-2510.
DRY CLEANING WASHER, Ameri.
can, 2S"x46", not motorized. good
condition; also ) elec. motors
ranging from 4-h.p. to Ssh p
BESSON'S CLEANERS, NO. 7-4556
EARTH COMPACTORs for rent:
air tampels, vibrating tampsrs,
Braces, yibra rollers. IfENTAL
TOOLS & EQUIP. CO., JU. 5-504O.
EASY SPIN DRIER-WAsHER, in
good cond.; $50 or best offer.
EM. .-4oel.
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CONTENTS on

EFFIc. APT. Ma. S-7796
CONvEYORS for dirt, cinderbiocEs
Gas, cleo: $50 for day. JU. 5.5O4O
RENTAL TOOLS 4 EQUIP. CO.
COPYING MACHINE, Thermofax
like new. $l49. FL. 4-7265.
CORNET, Martin. student: perfect
condition.; S75. 10. 5-2377.
COTTON RUG, Chinese red, exl2
excel; eond. Call today. 8 to 8
COUCH, $50. with matching chair
SIS; additional chair, $40; eooc
condition. VIII. 6-9565.
DEEP FREEZE, chest type, plus :
refrigerators; perfect Condition
JE. 4-1537.
DESKS. secretarial, $50 and $50
salesman SsIs man desks; s17. 2-drawel
ro.Say nfi iaS BEDS SD o GhaTs sFSy tiSles
tTess, $3.50. b. c. sURPLUs, 81
NEW JERSEY ave. NV. Ere,
parking. II. 7-9S10.
DESK, ssi chest, So; Mariner
fap aMp' "a ss' aN1ss. aylss rm' and din. rm
DEsKs-(3l steel, single pedestal
HARRY .: ABRAMS. 1ei L st. n q. e e
DESKS
Secretary desks q;
Once desks 50,
Student desks Sij
Hoffman, Refinishing Co.
2447 18th ST. NV.
Open Ewes. TIL o, Sat. Til 9
SUNDAY l2 TO 5
DIAMOND 4 MON RINGS 90, ladies, Ho
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CELLARS DUG

EDGAR KEEFER RA. 6-4e9s
CEMENT PATIOs, walks, drives,
pchs.. steps and stucco. Free est.
WALTER SPARKES, CH. S-7246.
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MATTRESSES
MATTRESSES

MATTRESSES
White, very neat; good tips. Apply
CRESCENT RESTAURANT
1888 New York Ave NV.
WAITRESS, white. Apply LEoNIEs
RESTAURANT, 1900 University
blvd. Langley Park. HE. $4,000.
WHITE WOMAN over 25, to make
coffee with ExpreSSo Machine. For
appt. call FE. S-3S70.
WOMAN, white. experienced in care
of ased women, private hospital.
live in, private room plus good
salary Dial 30l-PA 5-l250.
WOMEN. white: 2l-4O: for wait
ress and counter work; l0:3O 10
$50 pm: no Sunday work Start
ing salary. $40 wk. plus tips and
meals Apply cO49 W. Va ave
ne. See Mr.. or MRS. SETTER,
3.30-R.
WOMAN, white, between 25 and 35
yrs. old, TO work in dry clesninG
plant. no eXper. nee. will train.
5-day week: salary open. Apply
Mr.. Bryant, STERLING LAUN-
DRY. 1921 27th st. NV.
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HELP WOMEN

MATURE LADY, to operate small
switchboard, do some typing and
clerical work for growing irm in
Baileys Crossroads area: good
salary and many benefits. Call
Mr.. WILLIAMS, JE, 4-7q3I.
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Printing Production
Assistant

Young man with basic knowledge
of lithography or printing. POSI-
tlon offers excellent opportunity
in lithographic field Modern air
conditioned shop. Send complete
resume which will be held in strict
confidence, Box BITE, Star.
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MERCH. TRAINEES

Young women, interested in the
fleld OF retail. Prefer experience
but not necessary. A position with
q future. 5-day, 40-hour week.
Many employe dement's,
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.ACCTG. CLERKS, 1896
HAGGERTY EMPL. SERV.
9lS Ellsworth Dr.. JU. S-6464
OPPOSITE HECHTS, SIL. SPG.
OPEN 2 ANS PM. DAILY
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SECRETARY

Four S-hr. days or hYe 6-hr. days
Call 9-l0 am, Ii. 3-6272.
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PAPERING
LET GEORGE DO 1T

Complete home remodeling.
repairs and additions: no
Job too small: free estimates.
Call any time.
HE. 4-0479
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BEAUTICIAN-All around; 5-day
wk. PRINCESS BEAUTY SALON,
AIS Silver Hill rd., Suitland, Nd.
RE. 6-7l6l.
BEAUTICIAN, all around operator
and shampoo and manicurist
5OOS Conn. ave. NV, WO. 6-9465.
BEAUTICIAN, exper., for busy sa-
lon in Hillandale. Burnt Mills
area, top alary and commission
no shampooing, equipment furn
BY shop. BEAUTYLAND HAIR
STYLISTS, 1l209 New Hamp ay e
Silver Spring. Md, MA. 2-1195
Apply Mr.. Balfour.
for busy Nd. and
D, C. salons. Top. sal. and comm
Also urist-receptioniSt. Elk
3-4242, PO. 2-3347
BEAUTICIAN. exper.: top guar. sal
ary to right person: pleasant
shop: no shampooing; also. open.
ing for new grad. BEAUTYLAND
HAIR STYLISTS, Ii Park lane
Rockville: Nd, Po. 2-6s21. Apply
Mr., Sandy.
BEAUTY OPERATOR: Ss5 500
per week guarantee, plus commits
sion: 5-day week; no manicuring
steady work LOUIS CREATIVE
HAIRDRESSERS, l710 Eye st NV
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPER-
ATOR. Burroughs. accounts re-
ceivable onlv: located s.w. Wash
Call Elk. 3-7700, Ext. % for appt
BOOKKEEPING MACH. oPR., Falls
Church, eXper., > days, SO. PO-
TOMAC EMPL., 104 E. Broad ST.,
JE. 2-7272.
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HELP WOMEN

CLERK-White woman to work
nights in liquor store. Apply
SENATE INN, 5704 Marlboro pike
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REAL ESTATE Statesmen - We
have desks for > Virginia licensed
real estate statesmen, interested
in working the Fairfax Town area.
We have well-qualified ssleSmen
to assist YOU If your eXuer. is
limited Other ADVANTAGES are
Alr-cond. new ONCE, excel. loan
and MORTGAGES affiliation, hospital
iZation, profit sharing. investment
program, and the most progressive
incentive commission plan in the
area for statesmen with production
ability. Call PENTAGON REALTY
Co, Mr. NeviaSer. CIR. $4,000.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Why
not ioin a business with a future ?
We can help you II you want to
help yourself. Earn $4,000 per
year and more with us. HUGH T.
PECK, Realtor, HE. 4-l700, Lang
ley Fark once or 10. 5-299O,
Wheaton once
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN with
PROVEN RECORD preferably with
local experience. DRAW, BONUS,
VACATION and other Dement'S
PnWEDG RDnC AID CADn
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PAINTING AND M DEcORA-
TORS serving D. C, Va and Md.
90 yrs; eXper. white mechanics;
work guar. So 5-4246, 10.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-26
Leonard Martin
Honored On Birthday

Mr.. Leonard Martin, 500 Knox
Av. N, had the pleasure of en-
joying an unusual evening with
family members at a fishing and
boat ride party given by his wife
in celebration of his birthday Aug
ust %.
A highlight of the delightful af,
fair was the boat ride in his new
South American built-in motor six
passenger boat upholstered in red
and white leather, a gift from
his wife.
The group fished and enjoyed
boating on beautiful Lake Min
netonka the first part of the even
ing. Following this outing, the
group retired to the Martin home
for a fish fry and dinner.
Helping Mr.. Martin to a happy
birthday were Mr.. and Mrs. Nath-
an Hagan of Chicago and Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Green of Kansas City,
Mo, who came to the city for this
special occasion. Mrs. Hagan and
Mrs. Green are sisters of Mrs.
Martin.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-26
Members Of ST. Paul
Choral Union Went
To Nufioncl Meet

Members of the st. Paul Gospel
Choral Union, the Senior, Young
Adult and Youth departments were
well represented at the 2Sth An
nual Session of the National Con-
vention of Choirs and Choruses,
Inc, held in Washington. D. c.
August 7 thru the 18th.
Those attending were: Messrs.
and Mines. Harry Ballard, Yuker
Cassell, Mines. Joseph Jackson,
Harry Richardson, Kelsey Whit
more, Gladys Miller, Susan Napue,
Anna Moody, Berlinda Washing
ton, Essie Pipkins, Lovenia Howell,
Mile Simmons, David Conover, all
from the senior department.
Representing the Youth depart
ment were Misses Kathleen
Church, Mary Ann King, Sandra
Morris, Mary Lou Gum, Betty
Roberts, Priscilla Howell and
Messrs. Vernon Howard and Carl
Walker.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-26
The Dark Is
Light Enough
BY ART EASE

Look here readers, have you
heard about the swinging four
from the Mill City? It seems like
the fellows in the SANITY City are
having a rocking good time"
with them. By the way their names
are L. r., NJ. McF., c. ]. and M.
w. One could only surmise from
this, and that is if you Mpls. fell
lows can't handle the ball quit
playing with it,!
Say Miss NJ. Of st. Paul, how
come you always get upset when
someone tells the truth about you +?
If you like the fellow you might
as well see what's happening! Re-
member, it is better to have loved
and lost, than not to have loved at
all. Are you hip to the action?
I. Y. of St Paul. Can't you take
a hint? Why don't you leave well
enough alone and quit trying to
call on Miss w. P. from Grafton.
Kentucky. Man, she just doesn't
dig you, except perhaps with a
shOvel!l!
Can anyone tell me why T.V. of
st. Paul was singing the blues to
Miss NJ. w. of Mpls. in H. c.
car?
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-26
Connecticut Residents
Visit Relatives In
The Mill Civ

Prof and Mrs. James L. Gibbs,
Jr., 725 Seventh st. S. E, have
been hosts for the past ten days
to Mrs. Julian A. Taylor and Miss
Patricia Taylor of New Haven,
Conn, mother and sister Of Mrs.
Gibbs. Mrs. Taylor is the wife of
Rev. Julian A. Taylor.
On Saturday, August 20, Mrs.
Gibbs was hostess at a luncheon
honoring her guests. Others at
tending were the Mines. Gordon
Cummins, Charles Dawes, Laurence
Harper, Earle Kyle, John Mitchell,
Oscar Newman, Edward Posey,
Robert Williams and Miss Sarah
Parker, all Of Minneapolis and Mrs.
Walter Coins, Jr., Of White Bear
Lake.
Mrs. Taylor and her daughter,
who will enter her sophomore year
at Fisk University in the fall, have
been accorded numerous courtesies
during the past week by DR.. and
Mrs. Gordon Cummins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dawes, Prof. and Mrs.
Eldon johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Newman, DR.. and Mrs. Edward
Posey and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Reeves.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-26
Queen OF Sheba
Chapter Held Annual
Teo Sunday, August Ia

A large crowd OF more than 100
friends and welIwishers attend the
annual Tea of Queen of Sheba
Chapter No 5 O.E.S. held Sunday
afternoon, August IA, from 4 to
7 pm, at the Sterling Club in St.
Paul.
The beautiful setting was car
ried out in pink and white. The
attractively appointed tea table,
spread with a white handmade
lace cloth, was centered with an
arrangement of pink and white
gladioli between crystal candel-
abra holding white tapers. A silver
coffee and tea service adorned one
end of the table; a large crystal
punch bowl of refreshing punch
was at the opposite end.
Carrying out the summer motif
in decorations the room was en-
HANGED with profusion of garden
flowers placed at vantage points
throughout.
Pouring were the worthy mat
rons of the various chapters of the
Twin Cities.
During the afternoon a musical
program was presented consisting
of vocal and instrumental solos
and dramatic readings arranged
by the program chairman, Mrs.
Thelma Dorsey Thomas, who also
played a background of incidental
music throughout the afternoon.
Door prizes were won by Mrs.
Doris Jones, first; Mrs. Emma
Williams, second and Mrs. Nelson
Williams third.
Out of town visitors present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Will
liams, Selma, Kans., members of
Martha Chapter O.ES. in their
home town, Mines. Beatrice Penn
berton, G. T. Lewis and Mae Tay-
lor, all of Lexington, Ky.
Mrs. Leatha Jackson was gen.
eral chairman for the tea; Mrs.
William Brayboy is worthy mat
ron and Mr.. Lawrence Tarver is
worthy patron of Queen of Sheba
Chapter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-26

cipient of numerous social court
estes during her stay. She was
guest of honor at breakfast party
hosted by Mrs. M. EE. Bell Of 1872
Carroll Av. on Wednesday morn
ing, August IT.
Weekend Guests: Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Fielder Of Knoxville,
Tenn, were the weekend guests
of Mrs. Hattie Walker Of 1872 lyle
hart Av.
Sister Was Guest: Maybelle
Guyton of Yankton, S. D. spent
one week in the city visiting rela-
tives and friends. She was the
houseguest of her sister and broth
er-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Kemp of TIA Iglehart and also
shared her visit with her brother
and wife Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Blak-
ey. During her visit they attended
family reunion at Lindstrom,
MINI, on Sunday, August IA, and
was guest at dinner Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Blakey Mr.. Daniel
Blakey and Mr.. Arthur Blakey
motored to Yankton on Saturday,
August 20 and Mrs. Guyton &C
companied them.
Back Home: Mrs. Myrtle Ross
and Mr.. George Clark, 459 st. An
thony Av., accompanied by their
niece Diana and nephew Humphrey
Alexander Jr, recently returned
home from vacation trip spent
in Omaha, Neb., where they were
the guests Of their uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Smith. From
Omaha they wnt to visit a cousin
in Denver, Colo, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Moffatt. They also visited friends
in Kansas City. Mo. and Tulsa,
Okla, and report a wonderful time
was enjoyed.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-26
The Charles Cochrones
Paid Surprise Visit

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cochrane,
1920 Fifth Av. s., were PLEASANTLY
surprised on arriving home from
church Sunday morning, August
IA, to find unexpected visitors
from Michigan, Mrs. Cochrane's
former home state.
Making a surprise visit after
planning for several years to visit
the Twin Cities were Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph McCracken and two daught-
ers, Jena and Parmetha, from AL
bion, Mich. Mrs. Cochrane and the
McCrackens were former class
mates and they were happy to
reminisce about old times and old
friends.
Mr.. McCracken is an accomp-
lished mason by trade and is ac-
tive in civic affairs in his home
town. He was instrumental in
breaking down certain barriers of
segregation in Albion and is ac-
tive on the city council. He was
impressed and inspired with the
progress made by Negroes in the
Twin Cities.
During their three day stay, they
visited former Michiganians now
residing in the Twin Cities. They
went on a sight seeing tour of the
twin towns on Monday and that
evening were dinner guests of Rev
and Mrs. William B. Williams of
2015 22nd Av. S. Rev. Williams
formerly pastored in Michigan. On
Tuesday the Cochrans entertained
their guests at dinner at a down.
town restaurant.
The foursome left early Wednes-
day morning, promising a return
trip at the earliest convenient date.
They enjoyed renewing old friend
ships and making new friends and
the hospitality and beauty of the
twin towns.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-26
Mrs. Hattie Walker
Leaves For Post
At NC. School

Mrs, w. B. (Hattie) Walker,
1872 Iglehart Av., will leave Friday,
August 26 for Chicago to spend
four days visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William Galloway and Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson.
From there she will go to Eliz-
abeth City, N. c., where on Sep
TENDER l, she will assume her new
duties as director of Doles dor
mitory for junior and senior girls
at Elizabeth City State College.
Climaxing a series of entertain
ment for Mrs. Walker on the eve
of her departure was the six o'clock
dinner party on Saturday evening
hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Gerone
Reed of 1926 Fuller Av. given in
her honor.
A floral arrangement of assorted
flowers centered the dining table
lending a perfect background for
the delectable food served buffet
style. Soft music was played on
the organ by Mr.. Reed during the
dinner hour.
After dinner hOnoree and guests
spent the rest of the evening talk
ing over old times together and
engaging in stimulating conversa-
ton. Those who shared the even
ing's enjoyment with the honoree
were Messrs. and Mines. c. w.
Wigington, Calvin Norris and chill
dren, Cynthia and Erick, A. ".
Hall, DR.. and Mrs. c. H. Mobiley,
Sgt. and Mrs. Gus Guichard, Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Terry, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. B. Williams, Mrs. c. w. Oliver
and Mrs. Hammond Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs Calvin Norris gave
a family picnic at Taylor Falls in
honor of their mother, Mrs. Gerone
Reeds birthday at which time
Mrs. Walker shared honors.
Mrs. Walker is leaving the Twin
Cities with many fond memories
and some regrets at leaving her
many, many friends, who will miss
her, but wish her God speed and
success in her new home and new
field Of endeavour.