St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-06-09

ticle of matter is an immensely
and that the atom is the smallest
unit of an element, but can be
chemically united to form mole
cules of compounds; and according
to Dalton's Theroy, the Universe
and all its consistances are made
up of atoms.
All Christians know but are still
searching for the answer Of how
God created heaven and Earth
and all that is in it; but dwelling
on divine mysteries, keep the heart
humble, the thoughts reverent and
the Holy And like a morning
dream, life becomes more and more
bright the longer we live. And the
reason for everything appears
more clear. What has puzzled us
before seems less mysterious, and
the crooked paths of life look
straighter as we approach the end
The four paragraphs you have
Just read are the thoughts of Miss
Gloria Jean Page who will grad
uate from the College of Medical
Technology June 10, 1861.
Miss Shirley Clardy a frequent
visitor to the Capital City has
decided to make st. Paul her home
for an indefinite stay.
Mack Mcintosh, a student at
AM and N College in Pine Bluff
Ark, is home for a summer vaca-
ton. While attending College in
Ark, Mack covered himself with
glory by being named to the honor
roll every semester.
Yours truly received a letter
from Iris Key of Corapolis, Pa. or
the 25th of May. Iris states that
she will be back in the Mill Town
in or around June 9Th to visit
her old friends Shirley Moore, Jear
Ward, Gloria Page, and Dolores
Bell.
For the time being all will BIZ
quiet on the college front. The
young adult set are hitting the
books harder then a night stick.
On Sunday evening, June 4
1861, the Sabathani Senior Choil
of Sabathani Baptist Church ir
Minneapolis presented Mrs. Leola
King, wife of Rev. Stanley r. King
in a program entitled Lee Sings
Mahalia". In the opinion of thi:
columnist, the singing of Mrs
King was exquisitely executed.
Tuesday afternoon, June 6
Vanne Owens of the Capital City
entertained a few of her friends al
an informal luncheon at her home
Those in attendance were Kathy
Pugh, Carol Dawson, Carla Sim
mons, Sandy Rogers, and Mary X
Also present were Marilyn Gold
berger, Karen Gold, Joyce Comp
ton, Mimi Gerber, Sidney Surles
Teresa Laraiva-e-Sousa, and Grav-
la Marzioli.
After dining on superbly pre-
pared delicacies, the guests en-
joyed dancing and listening to jazz
records.
Marica Stewart of the Sanity
City graduated from Rochester
Junior College June 8, 1861, with
a major in Medical Secretarial
Work. After graduation, Marica
plans to go to Alaska for a visit
with her mother and father.
Alma Stewart of the SANITY
City is in st. Joseph Hospital re-
covering from an auto accident
which happened while she was on
her way to work. Alma Is now well
on the road to recovering from a
fractured pelvis and leg.
The Ray Charles dance, scheduled
for the Goth Of April, as you all
know did not take place. This was
not due to Rays reluctance to APP
pear in the Twin Cities, but rather
due to the fact that the High
Priest Of Jazz and Rhythm and
Blues was not scheduled for this
area until midsummer.
Now it appears that Ray along
with other top notch talent will
bypass the Twin Cities until its
inhabitants learn how to act like