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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-11-17
Clergyman Reps
Bios In Norfh's
Bio Cities

Milwaukee (ANP) - In view
of large scale discrimination in
housing, employment and schools
in the North, it is unfair to point
a finger at the South, an Epis-
copalian priest said here last
week.
The Rev. Georffrey Sedgwick
Simpson, vicar of st. Bartholo-
news Episcopal church, Pewau-
kee, Wis, said:
The issue is not confined to
the South alone, although we see
it more clearly there. The pattern
of racial separation is no less VIC
ious in the north for being more
subtle"
Father Simpson spole to about
100 members of the Milwaukee
chapter of the NAACP at St.
James Methodist church. He was
one of IA Episcopal priests-three
Of them Negroes were jaileJ
Sept. 10, in Jackson, Miss, for
attempting to enter a bus station
restaurant.
Father Simpson said that at
least there lin the SOUTH the
signs are up. We know what we
are fighting" He said that was
not the case in the north, where
discrimination was practiced in
housing, employment and schools,
Inspector Edwin T. Purtel of
the sheriffs department substi-
tuted for Sheriff George J. Wit
kowski, who was scheduled to
speak at the meeting.
Purtell said that some duties of
the sheriffs department brought
about strains in human relations.
I'VE are sometimes accused OF
being prejudiced because we stick
to the rules" Purtell said. Some
times we have to step on toes
pretty hard - both white toes
and colored toes"
Purtell cited arrests, evictions
and replevin (recovery) actions
as situations where accusations OF
prejudice were most likely to &C.
cur.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-11-17
PoWer-Pole Sitter
Lands In 'pokeV'


os Angeles CAMP - Local po-
lice were amazed last week when
they answered a call at the corner
of S3rd and Broadway, and found
Herbert Clark, 20, seated atop a
power pole, and laughing his head
Off at the crowd below. There
he sat laughing for three hours.
despite the entreaties of his pastor,
the police and the fire department.
Suddenly he poised himself and
threatened to jump! Firemen
quickly spread a net and wait
ed. Did Herbie jump? Not on your
life. He descended quietly, under
his own power and was taken into
custody. Herbie didn't land in the
nut house-but he did land in the
"pokey'' for questioning by police!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-11-17

IF you are too busy to take an
interest in government, feel that
getting mixed up with politics is
bad for your business or beneath
your dignity, then at least take
time for one thing . Teach your
children to count in rubles." -
Sidney Yudain, Washington (D.C.)
Roll Call.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-11-17
HE Can't Whistle
He's Got The MumpsI''

Ventura, Calf. (ANP) - Steve
Freerksen, 10 years old, has a pet
French poodle and whenever Steve
let's out a shrill whistle, the pooch
always comes romping in. But last
week, Steve's family was puzzled
because Pierre had been missing
several days and they were at a
loss for an explanation.
Finally, one Of the boys buddies
came up with the answer: Pierre
doesn't come home because he
doesn't hear Steve's whistle-and
Steve Can't whistle-'Cause he's
got the mumps!"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-11-17
ST. PAUL WOMAN REPORTS
MALICIOUS DESTRUCTION
OF HOME FURNITURE

st. Paul police are checking a
report of destruction of property
at the home of Mrs. Leola Ken
nedy, 676 Fuller, which occurred
on November 10, between 8 and
10 pm.
The woman showed officers beds
In three bedrooms which were
smashed and thrown around. She
stated that the home was locked
when she left but it was unlocked
when she returned
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-11-17
The Choir Singer
wos Eneainkol

Townsville, NC. (ANP)-Dur-
ing Sunday evenings worship
service at a church in the Midway
community near here, singing of
the hymn Come, All You Faith
full" was suddenly interrupted by
a commotion among the choristers.
flushed voices revealed that "one
of the choir member was en-
ceinte'!
Skilled hands of her sister sing
ers offered prompt aid and before
the worship service was over a
baby was born in the choir loft!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-11-17
THIEVES TAKE LADDER

Cyrus Lewis, Sr., 2S6 North
Avon Street, reported to st. Paul
police that on November 9, some
one entered his building located
at 500 Rondo and took a ladder
valued at $50. The ladder was
taken from the storage area in the
building.
This building houses the barber
shop of Clarence Lewis on the
first floor and an empty apart
ment above.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-11-17
Wife Seeks DiVoFee-Her
Name: Mrs, FUIIiIoveI

Las Vegas, New. CAMP - This
great Nevada city, widely known
as the playground of America,
and the mecca for inharmonious'
couples seeking to be unhitched,
was host to a comely guest last
week and the court clerk smiled
as he filled the usual papers for
her. A resident of Los Angeles she
came to Vegas to sue her husband
for divorce. Her name - Mrs.
George Fulhlove!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-11-17
STUcco DUPLEX
ITO EAST PATH STREET
LOW DOWN PAYMENT

Move right into the lower Of this
quality duplex with basement and
gas furnace heat. Each floor has
five rooms and bath. Excellent
condition. Upstairs rented at $40
per month. Low down to good buy
err. Balence like rent. Call Gittle-
man. Ia. 1924. SIT
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MINNEAPOLIS MAN JAILED
FOR DRIVING WHILE
TnynEE THE TNJETT TTENC

Irwin Hoard, %, 514-4th Avenue
South, Minneapolis, was arrested
on November 8, after he was
stopped for a driving infraction.
Officers charge he was found to be
driving under the influence of in
toxicating beverages.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-11-17
VANDAIS BREAK
WINDOWS IN HONII

Mrs. Geneva Phipps, 97O Car
roll, reported to St. Paul police
that on November IL, about $3.50
pm. someone broke two storm
windows on her porch. Police are
investigating. -------
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DUPLEX - 500 DIN.
MOVE IN TODAY

8 RMS. & bath each floor. 474
AURORA. Apt. only. Alum. win
dows, good roof, htg. plant & sid
ing, H. w. oil ut. $120 mo. income.
Tenants pay utilities.
PR. 6-2757, PR. 6-4628 Broker
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ST.. Paul
APARTMENTS foa RTNr

NOW LEASING. In brand new
4001 Clinton Minneapolis apart
ments, one or two bedrooms. Stove,
refrigerator, heat and gas for cook
ing all furnished. Ii. 5-1841.
R-tf
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

LOVELY THREE bedroom ramb-
Ter with workshop and den. FILA.
appraisal, $15,3OO, SP. 9-O573.
Rio
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3437 3RD AVE. SOUTH
WONDERFUL HOME WITH
INCOME
LOW DOWN PAYMENT

Excellent condition. Good income.
Full basement. Gas heat. Low
taxes. Priced right for quick sale.
$4,000. Excellent financing avail
able. To see call Evans, ia. s.
1894 or ia. 4-2065. SIT
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$3.50 3RD AVE. SOUTH
WONDERFUL FAMILY HOME
FIVE BEDROOMS
LOW DOWN PAYMENT

Attractive living room, full dining
room, family size kitchen, one
bedroom down. Four bedrooms,
full bath up. Full basement, gas
heat, double garage. Low taxes.
Priced right. $11 200. Excellent
financing available. To see Call
Evans. ia. 1924, or ia. 4-2O65.
SIT
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DUPLEN-5 RMS.
$50 PER MO.

474 AURORA-Up, share, h. W. hit.
Apt. only PR. 6-2757, PR. 6-4628.
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-05-26

family and friends helped her
celebrate her Goth birthday. Mrs.
Robert (Eva) Mallory, Sr., 1858
Clinton Av., her daughter and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Ingram
and children, Rocci and Nancy Of
1928 Fifth Av. s., motored to
Waterloo, where they were joined
by another daughter and son-in-
law, of Mrs Smiths, Mr.. and Mrs.
Abe Baker of Chicago for the
event. On Sunday a family reun-
ion was held at which all the chill
dren and grandchildren were on
hand to help her celebrate, with
dinner as a highlight During the
day a host of friends and well
wishers dropped in to extend
birthday happiness to the honoree.
She received many gifts. Photo
graphers from the daily news
paper were on hand to take photo
graphs for the press.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-05-26
Mrs. Anne Marie
Riley Honored
With Shower

Mrs. Anne Marie Riley was
honored with a baby shower Sat,
urday afternoon at PASS Fourth
Av. S. Mrs. Darlene M. Lewis and
Mrs. Eloise S. Logan were the hos.
tesses.
The guest assembled at 4:3C
pm. in the Lewis home and were
entertained with games for which
prizes were given.
A three foot stork- centerpiece
decorated with blue and pink orna,
ments was among the attractions
for the afternoon. The mystical
bird, however, was soon almost in
visible as an avalanche Of baby
gifts joined the center-attraction-
piece.
Mrs. Riley wore a black check
suit trimmed in white pique while
Mrs. Logan received in a brown
and orange dress. Mrs. Lewis wore
a beige ensemble as she served
refreshments that bore the chosen
colors for the day-blue and pink
Surprises to both the hostesses
and guests were revealed as re
suit of the tight" scheduling of
events. Mrs. Cartrell Cooper, how
ever, met such a demand as she
hurried from a shopping trip
with gift-to be a part of the
afternoons activities. For Mrs.
Doris Zachary, time was exempl-
fled somewhat differently and
magically. She won the first and
third prize. Mrs. Jean Covingtor
won the second prize.
Guests included persons from st,
Paul and Minneapolis. st. Paulites
present were Mines. Eva M. Brown
and Jean Bransford. Minneapolit-
ans present were: Mines. Herticena
Self, Anne Mure, Roberta Car
michael, Jewelene Dawson, Eliza
beth Martin, Lucille Cooper, Jean
Covington and Doris Zachary.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-05-26
Meteors Mark Third
Year With PortN

The Meteors celebrated theil
anniversary with a dinner party
on Saturday night, May 20, held
at the Fuji-Ya Chinese Restaur.
ant. Dinner was served in Chinese
style and enjoyed as members ex.
changed gay repartee.
After dinner, the group went to
the home of Miss Marva Webster
1918 Third Av. s.. where they en-
joyed playing various games, with
prizes captured by Mines. Susan
Crutchfield, Clara Jones, Ursula
Barnes and Miss Webster and Miss
Harlane Holt.
Other members enjoying the
evenings fun and dinner were
Mines. Emma Stovall, Janet Col
lier, and the Misses Eva Neal,
Joann Richardson, Maryanna Bry-
ant and Beulah Clemens.
On Sunday afternoon, May 81
the club held a get acquainted tea
for new members at the home OF
Mrs. Ursula Barnes, 867 w. Cent
raj Av, st. Paul. New members
welcomed into membership were
Mines. Toni Hughes, Eva Stephens
Kathi Gilchrist, Joetta McAdams
and the Misses Gree Holt, Alberta
Kemp, Eva and Hazel Mitchell
Mrs. Clara Jones is sponsor Of
the club.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-05-26

Leroy Cunningham, J. p. Dorsey
S. E. Hall, John Hartsfield, vii.
bur Henderson. Howard Hunt, A
w Jordan, J. r. Lawrence, Robert
Mansfield, B. L. Morris, Jesse
Riley, L. E. Tarver, B. F.. Taylor
James Taylor, John Toliver, Jr.,
and Johnell Williams.
Pilgrim is grateful to have CON-
plete facilities to provide for train
ing of youth as we'll as adults
Hazel L. Murray is full-time Direc-
tor OF Christian Education. More
than 400 children are enrolled ir
the program of this church which
is located in the Selby-Dale area
DR.. Massey has expressed thanks
for all the financial support anG
goodwill of members and friends
of Pilgrim Church through the
years.
Throughout his pastorate, Pill
grim has played leading role in
all civic endeavors to improve the
North Central Community and
thus benefit the entire city of
Saint Paul.
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DYWYK CLUB IS
DINNER HOSTESS TO
OUT OF TOWN VISITORS

A pleasant interlude in club
doms party annals was the dinner
party hosted by the DYWYK Club
on Thursday evening, May IS, hon.
oring out of town visitors, Mines.
Benjamin Younge, Edith Sizer,
both of Chicago and Louise Dixon
Of Los Angeles, Calf. Mrs. Younge
is a former member and at present
an associate member of the club
Mrs. Sidney Salter of st. Paul was
also a guest.
The lovely appointments of the
Criterion Cafe in st. Paul, was
the ideal setting for the festive af-
fair. The group enjoyed cocktails
at the home of Mrs. James May
mel Green from 6 to 7 pm. which
put them in the mood for the delec-
table four course dinner served at
the Criterion cafe.
Members present were Mines,
present were Mines. Spencer Shiv-
ers, president, Ida Hanna, secre-
tary Mayme Green, Henry John
son, Minnie Raymond, Sidney Will
liams, Birdie Howell and Ida Mae
Murphy.
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Hickman, 296 N. st. Adams, left
May 20, for rest and visit with
his sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Drake, in Omaha,
Neb. On his return home, he and
his wife Ella, expect to leave for
Denver, Colo, to visit friends and
from there they will go to Detroit,
Mich, where they will attend the
Gospel Choirs and Choral conven-
ton.
Attended Meeting: Mrs. I. M.
Dorsey and Mrs. William Brayboy
attended the Inter-club Council
dinner meeting held Monday even
ing, May %, at 6 pm, at the
Woman's City Club. They repre-
sented Halle Q. Brown Women's
Council. Leslie Minis participated
on the program with a piano solo.
Club Hostess: Mrs. Hattie DIV
er, 656 Iglehart Av, will be hos
tess to the Twin City Maids and
Matrons Bridge Club on Saturday,
May 27, at the Commodore Hotel.
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Urban League Guild
RUmmuqe Sale Saturday

Minneapolis Urban League Guild
sponsoring its annual rummage
sale on Saturday, May 27, begin
ming at 8 am: at COS First Av. N.
Rummage will be moved in after
$3.50 on Friday and the ladies will
be on hand to receive rummage.
In order for the sale to be sue
cessful financially, large quantities
of wearing apparel, shoes, hats,
ETC., are needed and the League is
asking those who have rummage
to call the president, Mrs. Lucille
Cooper, ia. 2-5221, or Mrs. Mar
garet Benton, ia. $4,000, or the
Urban League Office, FEE. 5-2197
and arrangements will be made to
pick up your contribution.
We ask you women to be on
hand to help in the sale. Let's all
of us pitch in on this project.
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allowed by law to do this. Adults
don't take your hands off of us,
give US directives for tearing down
this wall"
On the levity side, a highlight
of our entertainment was the
Chuck-Wagon Dinner held at four
different hotels at the same time.
Each person was given a ticket
designating where to go. A smor-
gasbord dinner was served by two
Negro chefs with delicious food
served in abundance. Square dane
ing following dinner proved very
relaxing.
On Friday was guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. David r. Francis on a
sightseeing tour and they took me
to visit Mrs. Flossie Harris and
daughter, Lesly. The Francis,
former Minneapolis residents, have
a beautiful home located in an in
tegrated section of Denver.
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VINO nelped 10 make the occasion
a happy one at a dinner party they
gave in their home. Friends pres
ent who wished them continued
happiness, were Mines. o. c. Hall,
Hammond Turner, Messrs. and
Mines. Fred Schuck, Lafayette
Fields, all of St Paul and Walter
Astons Of Minneapolis. Mr.. Brent
presented his bride of 20 years
with heart shaped diamond pend
ant.
New Brother: Jeaneen Martin
has a new playmate sharing the
spotlight with her at 1918 Fourth
Av. S. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse w. Martin, presented her
with the new brother in Fairview
hospital on May 16. Gregory Jer-
ONE, the newcomer, weighed in at
eight pounds and eight ounces at
birth. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sorrell of
Minneapolis are the maternal
grandparents and Mr.. and Mrs
Luke Martin of New Orleans. La,
are the paternal grandparents of
the family.
Birthday Greetings: Happy birth
day to little Bernard Luther Jones
who celebrated his first birthday
April 25, with his parents and
brothers. The baby is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Jones, who
are now residing at a new address,
1905 Third Av. S.
Kansas City Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Williams Of Kansas
City, Mo, left for their home on
Wednesday after spending a few
days in the city visiting Rev. and
Mrs. E. C. Harris of 4O16 Clinton
Av. Enroute home, they will stop
for a brief visit in Chicago. The
visitors were extended numerous
courtesies during their stay.
Goth Birthday Celebrated: It
was a memorable occasion for
Mrs. U. G. Smith of Waterloo, Ia,
on Sunday, May 81, when her
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times, the Kitchen remOdeled, new
pews and a new pipe organ were
installed.
Pilgrim is Minnesota's Oldest
predominately Negro Church, or
gained in 1868 by Rev. Bob Hick-
man and other ex-slaves from
Missouri. The present pastor, Rev.
Floyd Massey, Jr., has served
since September 1914. The church
slogan has been Pilgrim will be
debt-free under the sun, in 61."
Leaders in the Building and
Mortgage Retirement Campaign
Capital Improvement are: Moses
A. Knott, Sr., Chairman, Mrs. Win
fired Hartsfield, secretary, Johnell
Williams, treasurer.
Unit Captains are: Mines. Deb
orah Allen, Roxie Anderson, Lydia
Brown, Roberta Davis, Bessie
Dodd, Estelle Dorsey, Sallie F1et-
cher, Elizabeth Hall, Arlee Hall
DWELL, Aleathia Jackson, Justine
Jackson, Daisy Johnson, Jeanette
Knott, Regenia Morris, LAMAR
Smith, Emmaline White, and Ethel
Williams.
Also Messrs. Theodore Allen,
John Banks, Sr., A. c. Brown,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-05-26
Beauty Hair Demonstrations
At BeaUfieionS Clinic
Next Sunday 6 Monday

Posner's Distributing Corp. will
demonstrate curl out, the newest
permanent wave to be given over
bleached or dyed hair when Twin
City Beauticians, chapters 210 and
27O hold their educational clinic
May 1929 at Emanuel Cohen Cent
er, 17O1 Oak Park Av. N, Min
neapolis.
All persons interested in per
manent waving and hair coloring
are urged to register at the Center
Sunday, May %, or for further in
formation, Call Taylor 3-4121 or
Franklin 4-5629.
All licensed beauticians are ask
ed to attend the clinic.
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Retired Mems Club
Met May Is At
Ll-uns-

The st. Paul Retired Mems Club
met Thursday, May IS, at Halle
Q. Brown Community House.
Guest of honor of the club was
Mr. Matthew johnson, former
counselor, who is now employed at
the state parole department, div
ision Of youth conservation. He
was presented with a Parker 81
pen with his initials engraved as
an expression of appreciation by
members for his faithful and out
standing service rendered to the
club.
Final plans were completed for
a picnic schedule for Thursday
June l, at Sucker Creek Park.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-05-26
UPPER MIDWEST BRONZE
GOLF TOURNEY JULY
% AND % THIS YFAT

Jimmy Slemmons, has announc-
ed that this years Upper Midwest
Bronze Golf tournament will be
held on Saturday and Sunday
July % and %, this year.
A larger field of entrants than
last year is expected this year
he said.
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Raised Over $4,000:
Ruised Over $4,000:
Pilgrim Baptist, Oldest
Minnesota Negro Church
Pays Off Mortgage
BY James Brown

Paul a. Minnesota cmaxed its mortgage liquidation campaign
Sunday May d. 1861 by surprising the goal of $4,000 In
194S theeStOes Educational Unit erected and furnished
nearing 100000 provides individual rooms
paOr nursery church office pastors study and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-05-26

Former Resident Is Visitor: Mrs.
Emma Simms, formerly of Mime
apolis, now a resident Of Milwau-
kee, Wis. is visiting relatives and
friends in the city and is the
houseguest of Mrs. Blanche Mayes
of 1916 Fourth Av. S.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-05-26
ARNIELDA TARRANT WEEDS
BENJAMIN BROWN

Miss Armelda Tarrant of 1918
Thomas Av. NJ, and Mr.. Benjamin
Brown of $40 Logan Av. N, were
united in marriage Saturday, May
20, at st. Peters AME church.
Rev. Lowell Johnson, pastor, per-
formed the ceremony.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS <

Out OF Hospital: Miss Ada Cunningham, $50 E. SO St. re-
turned home Wednesday, May IT, from Farview hospital
where she had been patient She much improved making
good progress.
Anniversary Celebrated: Mr. and Mrs Earl Brent 1929
Fourth Av s. had he pleasure of observing their 26h wedding
anniversary Tuesday evening May 6 with few friends
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Social and Personal
< ST. PAUL 4

Breakfast Pnochle Club Mrs Sidney Saer first prize
winner Mrs John Banks Jr and Mrs Lafayette Fields
third when the Breakfast PnOche club Saturday
with Mrs Victor Galloway hostess her home 1925 Virginia
Mrs George Brooks J welcomed into membership at this
meeting After tasty breakfast pnoche occupied the groups
attention for the remainder Of the Mrs LaaYete
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Why Is it that the fellow who
has an hour to kill always spends
1t with someone who doesn't?
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P.M. SUndoy
1900 Shirley Temple Film z
Movies: Background TO
Danger" "Go West
Young Lody" u
Mon Of the Week -
l2.30-Adisr Invites ---- -
loo Chopin Concert ---- -
l:3o-Top 1860 Footboll-- z
2:0o-Movie: Thousands
Cheer" ----------- -
A:00-Popeys and Mis- Polls. -
900 Movie, "Hideovs" l3
6:3o-To Promote Good Will IL
l1:lS-Movie: "comille" -
ll:2o-Aiks homnsT ---- u
ll:2S-compy's Corner ----- 2
Il:50-Movis: Love ond Learn u
lI.SS-PossoV's Study -------- 2
l:0o-BVEns and Allen - -
Evening star., 1961-02-05

Proarums listed ore those not
those which 60 on the oiT 0f
P.M. MondGy-FVidoy |
3.30-Bvddy Deons Show - -
A:30-Psse the Pirate --~-- ~
A:SS.Fvn Show -- -
800 -Aiehwoy Petrol ----- z
l:aS-NoFmon Vincent Peole- -
A.M. Monday |
$50 Comparative liseTctvFe -
S:30-TV School: You end
Your eoby ----------- u
1000 Science Everywhere - II
PM. Mondoy |
5:0o-Movis. Elmer the
Grs0t ------ IL
6:00-kovis: Jesse Jones'
Women" -- -
I0:30- chssopeoke Outdoors II
ll:1S-Mo~is: "Bobss on
BToodwoy" ------ -
ll:2o-AAovie. "homIet." Sir
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30-cIassgeom Two: The
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9,30-Tv School: French ---- -
1000 Explore With Books - II
P.M. Tuesdoy |
5:oo-ko~is: "Sevdo-hool
SeUddo-hoyl" -- II
6:oo-haovis. LETS Moke
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6.3o-Couneil Of Churches z
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l0;00-home Economics ---- II
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S;2S-0viek Drew Me0sow-- 70
6;00. Movie; MRS. Park.
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lo.30- Brothers BFannogon - ~
lI:lS-kaovio -. F.'s
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