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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-09-22

Clinton Av., is home for q two
weeks visit. He is enroute to
Phoenix, Arizona. Stephen received
his Boot training at San Diego,
Calf, after graduating from Cen
trail High school in Minneapolis in
June.
To Visit Husband In Chicago:
Mrs. Willard Merrill, 1909 Fifth
Av. s., left Wednesday night for
Chicago to visit relatives and
friends. Her husband Mr.. Willard
Merrill has been working out Of
Chicago. At the end Of her visit
Mr.. Merrill will return with her
for his vacation at home.
Back To Carrier Duty: Navy
Man Joseph Micheau, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Micheau, 3433
Fourth Av. s., left Sept. 10, to
return to Mayport, Fla, where he
is stationed. Joseph was stationed
on the Navy Carrier F.D.R. for 10
months during which time the ship
toured the Mediterranean.
ChicagOan Visits Brother Here:
Mr.. Harry Broadfoot, Of Chicago
accompanied by three friends mot
ored to Minneapolis to spend the
past weekend with his brother Mr..
Joseph Broadfoot of lila Hum
boldt Av. NJ, and his family.
Summoned For Jury: Mr.. Joseph
Broadfoot of Humboldt Av. N,
was Hennepin county district court
Sept. IS.
Return From Washington Visit:
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Shivers,
1921 Fourth Av. S., returned Sun
day, Sept. IT, from a two weeks
visit with their daughters Lucille
and LORRAINE who are us. govern
ment employees. While in the ma
TONS capital Mr.. Shivers visited
the offices of Senator Hubert H.
Humphrey and Fifth district Con-
gresham Walter Judd. The couple
travelled by air.
In Washington they took the
boat trip down to Mount Vernon
on the Potomac River. On Sept. 10
they attended the dedication of the
new parish house Of st. Lul1e's
Episcopal church
Choose Name: jeanette Carol
was the name chosen for a baby
daughter born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph c. Prim of 1914 Fifth Av.
s. The newcomer arrived 1855
am. Sept. Is, at Swedish hospital,
weighing eight pounds. Mother and
new daughter are doing nicely at
home.
Sioux Falls Residents Spend
Weekend Here: Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Anderson Of Sioux Falls,
s. D., accompanied by Mr.. An
derSon's mother Mrs. Maggie An
derson spent the weekend in Min
neapolis, as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clemon Rooney. Mrs. Rooney is the
dou0btar NJ the Klamath Ander-
sons.
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Kirk Hall Celebrates
Fifth Birthday On
Two Nv Prnnram

Kirk Hall, 4024 Fifth Av. s., is
having a double birthday celebra-
ton on the occasion of observance
of his fifth year. Monday, Sept.
5, Kirk and II of his little friends
went on "Popeye and Pete" on
Channel IL and on Friday, Sept.
20 his actual birthday the same
group will appear on the CLANCY
the Cop" on Channel 4, at $50
pm.
Kinks birthday party will be
held after the program on TV at
his home. The guest list, includes
his sister Shelley, Mickey and Val
arie johnson, Susan Lillienfeld,
Shirley and Sue Clearinghouse;
Donald and Ralph PrIitt, Eugene
Sublett, Jr., Vincent and Venita
Shepherd, Sandra and Julie Gibbs
Clayton and Janice Hughes, and
Theodore and Pamela Hunter.
Assisting with the children were
Mrs. Joan johnson, Mrs. Eileen
Lillienfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Gibbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Sub
lett and Mrs. Marlene Shepherd.
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Mrs. Floyd Massey, Jr., 1896 w
Central Av.; Mickey Toliver, 7sC
Aurora Av.
Sept. 28-Darryl Ross, 295 Mac,
kubin; Ida jefferson, $40 z. 14th
St; Mr.. w. L. Collins, 800 st. An
thony Av.; Mr.. John Waters, 467
w. Central Av.; Evette Harris,
$50 Carroll Av.; Mrs. Addie Jack
son, 492 w. Central Av.; Mrs. D.
J. Payne, 1875 N. Western Av.;
Linda Paige Allen, 642 Iglehart
Av.
Sept. 29-Mr. Harry s. Brown,
TOT Iglehart Av.; Jesse Berry, 900
Marion; Mrs. Beatrice Coleman.
356 w. Wheelock Pkwy.; Theodore
Simmons, 4S6 st. Anthony Av.;
Thomas Brown, S7S st. Anthony
Av.; Mrs. Inez Bruce, $50 Iglehart
Av.; Ethel Manning, 4O3 N. Yves
tern; Mrs. Frank Graham, 791 st.
Anthony Av.; Mrs. Jessie Allison,
9S8 Iglehart Av.; Mrs. Charles
Graham, 791 st. Anthony Av.; Mr..
Robert Elliot, 479 Carroll Av.;
Mrs. Ethel Barr, s52 Fuller Av.;
Royzetta Russell, 500 Iglehart Av.
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@NA ANASN ANNONCAy INV
Former st. Paul Woman: Mrs
Harriet Bell Smith, former st
Paul resident is president of the
Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra
Of Los Angeles. The group was
presented in concert Sunday, Sept,
IT, in SpOrtsman's Auditorium
with Victor De Pinto conducting.
Mrs. Smith is a sister Of Mrs.
Georgia B. Evans of 9s7 Iglehart.
Attends Grambling College In
louisiana: Charles Mcintosh, son
of Rev. and E. l. Mcintosh, $50
Rondo Av., left Sunday, Sept. IT,
II am. for Grambling College,
Grambling, Louisiana where he is
a Junior.
Mr.. OrtOn Shelton Surprised: A
surprise birthday party was given
in honor of Mr.. orion Shelton, Alp
Iglehart by his wife, Mrs. Shelton
on Saturday evening, Sept. 16.
Center Of attraction was a pastel
colored cake inscribed with: Hap
py Birthday Father"
Guests spent a delightful even
ing in cards and dancing to the
Shelton record collection. Guests
included Messrs. and Mines. Phil
lip Hill, Raymond Kintz, Donald
J. Allen, Jr., Leroy McNea!, Will
liam Bowers, Leroy Martin and
Mrs. Lora Hampton, the Misses
Bertha Ingram, Johnnie MSe Lew
is, Olivia Shepherd and Sandy
Hoffman and Messrs. Julius Nett
les, Robert Wilson and James Hill.
Mr. Shelton received a number
Of gifts. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Walker sent a gift but were I'M
able to attend the party. The hon.
Gree was well pleased with his
birthday, enjoying every bit Of the
surprise party.
AdelPhaI To Meet: The AdelphaI
Clubs first meeting Of the current
club season will be held Tuesday
Sept. 26 at 2 pm. with Mrs. Mary
Raymond, 654 Rondo Av. Mrs
Birdie High will be honored for
having been a member Of the club
for the longest number Of years.
Returns From Conference: Mrs
Frances Humburd, 641 Marshal
Av., case work supervisor with
the Ramsey county Welfare board
returned Sept. IA, from Ohio where
she attended the annual confer
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In an address delivered at
a meeting in New York City
to celebrate the twentieth an
niversary of bread enrichment,
DR.. Sebrell, a leader in nutri-
ton research and its applica-
ton to public health, discussed
the desirability of adding the
amino acid, lysine, to enriched
bread in order to improve its
protein value.
Bread has contributed to
mankind's well-being for some
thing over 5000 years. 1t has
figured in the advancement of
civilization itself. 1t was the
production of grain and bread
that helped induce man to end
a nomadic life and establish
homes and communities. Our
entire modern civilization is
based on the cereal grains Of
which wheat is INTENTIONALLY
the most important.
In the human diet, wheat
protein is inferior to animal
proteins because it does not
contain the essential amino
acid, lysine, in the proper ratio.
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Boxer Post Aux.
In Annual Member
leo September IL

The Johnnie Baker Post Amer
lean Auxiliary held its annual
membership tea, Sunday, Sept. II
at 4 pm. in the post club rooms
at 2941 Fifth Av. s.
Music was furnished by the Fifth
District American Legion Trio un-
der the direction Of Mrs. Luther
Samuelson. Piano selections were
offered by Mrs Doris Franklin,
who is music chairman Of the
auxiliary.
A special guest was Mrs. Val
Temple, president Of the Fifth
District Women's Auxiliary.
A regular feature of the tea is
the donation of layette items for
an unknown needy baby. This
year the items were divided into
two layettes. One was kept in Gus
tody Of Mrs. c. P. Oden, auxiliary
welfare chairman ana the other
presented the Fifth District well
fare chairman for use in an emer-
gency.
Flower arrangements for the tea
table were by Mrs. Matte Con-
ners. They were yellow shaded
chrysanthemums, early fall leaves
and yellow snap-dragons.
Mrs. Lillian Jackson served as
hostess at the tea table serving
the coffee tea and cookies. Other
foods were served buffet syle.
Those in attendance had an en-
joyable late afternoon according to
Mrs. Carolyn Green, auxiliary pres
ident.
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Visitors From Ohio
& Georgia Are
Royalty Entertained

Mrs. Fred Fulbright Of Hugo,
MINI, recently had as house-guests
two old friends: Mrs. Eva jackson
of Dayton, Ohio and Miss Albertha
Boston of Savannah, Ga. The three
women worked together at the
Pentagon Building, near Washing
ton, D. c. during World War II.
The two ladies were royalty en-
tertained while in the Twin City
area. On Sept. 3 they were hon
ored at a buffet supper along with
40 guests at Traegers Restaurant
in Hugo, by Mrs. Fulbright.
Others who entertained for the
visitors were: Mrs. Roosevelt Har-
mon, $50 West Central, dinner
with eight guests; Luncheon guests
Sept. 9, of Mrs. William WHEY,
GAL Iglehart; dinner party for 35
guests with Mrs. Drexel Pugh and
Mrs. Kenneth Bowser, co-hosts at
the home of the latter, 1765 East
County Road D on Sept. 10 lun-
cheon at Mrs. Fulbright's attended
by IA guests or Sept. IL.
After a most delightful visit
Miss Boston, assistant professor
of Business Administration Savan-
nah State College left for her home
Sept. IL.
Mrs. Jackson a government
clerk at Wright-Patterson Air
Base in Dayton, Ohio left for her
home on Sept. IA.
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Shirley A. Witherspoon
Weds Clifford T.
Poharfs San+ TX

The marriage of Miss Shirley
Ann Witherspoon of Minneapolis
and Mr.. Clifford T. Roberts of st.
Paul was soleminized in a double
ring ceremony at the brides home
Friday night, September Is, at 7
pm. o'clock with Rev. James Hol-
loway, pastor of Zion Baptist
church reading the vows.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. D. Witherspoon Of
lilo Aldrich Av. N, Minneapolis,
and the groom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Roberts, 6SS Car
roll Av., st. Paul.
Miss Witherspoon was lovely in
a white brocaded ballerina length
gown with short sleeves, long
white gloves and carried a bible
with lilies Of the valley. She wore
a waist length veil, adorned with
tiny pearls. Her only jewelry was
a pearl choker.
The Matron of Honor Mrs. Bev-
erly Frazier wore a three piece
beige jersey ensemble. The groom
wore a charcoal grey business suit.
Best man Walter Moody, cousin
of the groom, wore his Air Force
uniform.
Hostesses at the reception which
followed were Mines. Eleanor
Jenkins, Juan Turner and Miss
Gloria Witherspoon, sister Of the
bride.
About $50 guests attended the
wedding and reception which fol-
lowed. The couple are at home at
6SS Carroll Av., in st. Paul.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-09-22

SANASy "a IALC NECSlIc-
undos was held at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Hammond, 1920
Portland Av., Sunday, Sept. IT.
Plans for the coming years ac-
uvity were discussed. A letter of
thanks was read for the contribu-
ton Of clothing sent to Tent City
in Haywood, Tenn, this past sum-
mer.
The next meeting Of the club
will be held with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald Sims, 3947 Fifth Av. s.
The club reporter asked that all
members please be on time.
Navy Man Visits Parents: Ste
phen Phillip Madison, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Madison, 1882
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-09-22
Suys Ellington Won't Play
For Segregated Audiences

New York (ANP) - The NAA-
CP announced here last week that
bandleader Duke Ellington has re-
vealed a policy Of refusing to play
for segregated audiences.
The association said that Filing
ton, who Is on a tour Of the south
west, cancelled an appearance at
Little Rock about two weeks ago
after he learned that the band
stadium was segregated.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-09-22
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Sept. 23-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
T. Adderly, 4641 Fifth Av. s.,
seven years.
Sept. 24-Mr and Mrs. Homer
Vaughn, 3645 Portland Av., six
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Poole,
Sr., 1892 Fourth Av. s., 80 years.
Sept. 27-Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Walker, 2S17 26th Av. s., 80 years.
Sept. 28-Mr. and Mrs. Dan Nc
Adams, 1887 Oakland Av., 20
years.
Sept. 29-Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
c. Chivers, 4017 Clinton Av., 80
years.
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Cologne Of Her Own!

Created for the younger miss
Just learning the joys Of be-
ing a girl Is q new line Of
sweet smelling beauty aids
called Buttons n Bows.
The intriguing spray-on CO.
logne shown here, an airy flo
raj scent with just a hint Of
future sophistication, comes In
an appealing petal pink and
rouge red container that has
a garland Of molded-in bows
circling the base. Practical as
well as pretty, the container
is made Of Du Points versatile
new plastic, "Delrin" acetal
resin. Among the other items
on Avon's Buttons n Bows"
line are cream sachet, busting
powder and regular cologne -
all of which should help elm
mate raids on mothers dress
ing tablet
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Social and Personal
4 sr."PAuL

Oak Leaf Art Club The first meeting of the season Of
the Oak Leaf Art club will be held Sept g. pm at the
home of Mrs R. Jones' GA Fuller Av All members are asked
to be present
Mrs Ecook Improving Mrs Annie Ecook S76 Sherburne
Av aunt of Mrs Georgia Evans 91S Igehart improving
after being i'll most of the The family hopes and looks
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Social and Personal
x MINNEAPOLIS

FORMER Resident And Family Here: Mr. and Mrs Fred
OF Boston Mass accompanied by David and Mrs
Samues mother Mrs Olga Lemon have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs Harold A. Roberts, 45O1 Oakland Av and Mr. and Mrs
Alexander I. Perry, 4444 Park Av.
Mr. Samuel lived IN Minneapolis and employe Of
the Minneapolis Honeywell Co.. during that time.
Cresteundos Meet The first meeting of the regular club
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Does He Know Amy
More JokeSI''

Cleveland, Ohio (ANP) - Re-
porters Of local newspapers were
amused last week at the reactions
Of some residents who read that
Johnnie Johnson, 104 years old,
was handing out the cigars in
celebration of the birth of a son
to him and his wife, lola, 33 years
old. Johnson's smiling comment:
It's pretty amazing to mew
His exuberation, however, wasn't
reflected in the comment made by
a young Central avenue matron,
the mother Of four children. She
shrugged her shoulders as she told
reporters: You mean he's a dad
at 104? Does he know any more
jokes?"
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Out-Of-TOwn BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

Sept. 23-Duprelle v. Criss,
Kansas City, Mo-; Violet H Whyte,
Baltimore, Md.
Sept. "a Charles Ballard,
Springfield, o.; Mrs L. B. Fouse,
Lexington, KY.
Sept. 26-Martin Brown, Los
Angeles, Calf; Jacqueline A.
Brown, Kansas City, Mo.
Sept. 27-Sammy Hale, Wash
ington, D. c.
Sept. 2S-Cecn E. Davis, Los
Angeles, Calf.
Sept 29-Consuela Townsend,
Chicago, Ill.
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But extensive tests made by
scientists working for universe
ties and manufacturers, such as
Merck & Co., Inc, who produce
lySine, have shown that wheat
proteins with small amounts of
lysine added have an efficiency
comparable to the best quality
proteins. Proper lysine fortifi-
cation can double the protein
efficiency of bread.
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-Nutrition Research Leader SayS--
Lysine Improves Protein Value Of Bread

There question that the addition of lysne greatly
improves wheat -four" w. H. Sebrel
Jr the Institute of Nutrition Sciences Columbia
University told members of the food industry recently.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-09-22
Blouse Beauty

There's fabric and fashion
excitement in new fall
blouses, deity styled to COM
plement smart suits or pair
with this years fIared or
pleated skirts. This beguiling
bow-tied blouse by Pilot is
made in a brand-new fabric
with a twill weave, very soft
and supple. Though it has the
look and feel of silk, the fab
ric is tops for easy care since
it is made entirely of "Dac-
ron" polyester fiber. De-
signed as an Gin or out" style,
this blouse has three wide
tucks down the front, the
center one concealing the
button closing. Laundering
by machine or hand takes
only minutes; light pressing
is optional.
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Out-Of-Town BIRTHDAYS

Out-Of-Town BIRTHDAYS
ST. PAUL
Sept. 23-Mrs. Joan Meredith
Bowdoin, Los Angeles, Calf; Rev.
FIR. Llewelleyn E. Williams, Los
Angeles, Calf.
Sept. 2S-Frank w. Schine,
Washington, D. c.
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Birthday
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS


Sept. 23-Grace johnson, 561
Eighth Av. N; Mrs. Rosette Thorn
as, sos 18th Av. S.; Mr.. Bertran
Slaughter, 1918 Alabama Av., st.
Louis Park, LeVina Batsell, 722
N. Girard, Ronald Fraction 1928
Clinton Av.; Blaine Frazier, Jr.,
2437 Fifth Av. s.; Dewey Lee
Payne, Jr., 2213 Fifth Av. s.
Sept. 24-Jonas G. Schwartz,
$40 Roanoke Bldg; Mrs. Leila Ban
narn, 1410 Eighth Av. N; Mrs.
Hazel L. Clark, 4O45 Clinton Av.;
Rodney Vincent Castleman, 41OS
Third Av S.
Sept. 25-Pascal Todd, 4517
Oakland Av.; Alcynetta Freeman,
627 Elwood Av. N; Mrs. Shirley
Underwood, 3343 Fourth Av. s.;
Mark Frederick Workout, 1920
Portland Av.
Sept. 26-Mr. Claud Lyle, 3545
Fourth Av. s.; Rosetta Patterson,
7o4 Fremont Av. N; Mrs. Richard
Hall, 1921 Fifth Av. s.; Joe Nc
Daniel, 1898 Third Av. s.; JAG
quelyn Christine Underwood, 625
Logan Av. N.
Sept. 27-Jane Stone, 81 Rus
sell Av. NJ; Arthur Jackson, 1901
18th Av. s.; Alberta Walton, 1874
Stevens Av.
Sept. 29-olive Nelson Russell,
1868 Glenhurst; Dino Angelica
Mccoy, 516 goth Av. S.; Cherril
Marie Burney, S7os Fifth Av. s.;
Printice Lee Gary, 3433 Third Av.
S.
Sept. 29-Charles De LaComp-
son, TOT Fremont Av. NJ; Hillard
Thompson, 1923 Fifth Av. s.; Wal
ter Aston, 1889 Fifth Av. s.; Ches-
ter Gilmore III, 915 Fremont Av
N; Mrs. Maxine Frazier, 2437
Fifth Av. S.; Richard Kirk Hall,
4o24 Fifth Av. s.; Renee Steven
son, 1914 James Av. N.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Sept. 23-Mr. J. o. Stubs, 693
Carroll Av.
Sept. 24-James Lee, 992 lyle
hart Av.; Mrs. Cecilia Martin, 1888
Rondo Av.; Colestine Price, 454
Rondo Av.; Mrs. James Clifford
Martin, ss9 Carroll; Mr.. Wayne
J. Wilson, 1913 st. Anthony Av.;
William Raymond, 344 Main st.
Sept. 25-Chester Oden, S0s Day
ton Av.; Gertrude Scott, 575 Car
roll Av.; c. Eula johnson, 767 St.
Anthony Av.; Terry Tarver, 603
st. Anthony Av.; Dennis Thomas,
Jr., 454 Rondo Av.
Sept. 26-P. williams, 675 lyle
hart Av.
Sept. 27-Mrs. Bessie Mansfield,
979 Charles Av.; Mr.. Burt Nc
Pheeters, S31 Iglehart Av.; Mrs.
Homer Speese, $40 Marion; Mrs.
Isaac Blakey, 6s2 Carroll Av.;
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Evening star., 1961-01-01
Culture as Always

An American tradition suffered loss with the death this
past Of Emily Post the famed etiquette author How
ever her son. Edwin M Post. r. will be carrying the
syndcated column
Another death during the year that was tremendous
loss to the President and Mrs Eisenhower that Of Mrs
Esenhowers mother Mrs John Sheldon Doud The close
relationship between the President and Mrs Doud dspeed
all those "mother-n-aw" jokes. He always aectionatey
called her "Min," family nickname derived the wife
Of the comc-strip character Andy Gump.
In the cultural world 1860 opened tragcaly with the
loss Of Actress Margaret Sullivan who died today
ct the Of 49, The throatyvoiced star stage and
screen had Just opened In play Sweet Love Remem
ber ending her with performance that left
critic murmuring eloquent"
But new stars came along to brighten the arts m the
months that followed T'&
quiet young woman named Harper Lee emerged from
$25 coldwater nat In New York to become nterna
bird" gentle study Of childhood set in her native South
sold 10000 copies here in the first SIX months after It's pub
caton last June also favor in the British isles Ho
land Scandinavia France and Italy It's still the best
seller list ~
Elizabeth Spencer another Southerner by BIRTH had
already achieved literary with her novel Fire
in the Morning. winner OF the Southern Authors Award
for 1948 and with stories But her latest book "A
Light In the Piazza that made the real dent the reading
public and national name for its author.
Opera lovers had something to about, too Fiery
Diva Maria Caas who staged come back at La Scala in
Milan last month"; has had to the heights to
make room for another blazing coloratwa
Austraanborn Soprano Joan Sutherland was hailed as
pma donna assouta" after her American debut with the
Dallas CTex) Opera In November and that triumph
preceded by wstoppng performances in Venice Paris
and London.
Marilyn Monroe won't be changing her monogram now
are the same what has changed marriage status that
many people termed great union between ineectalsm
and realism The playwright and the actress agreed that
their marriage script had aws in It, Revision was necessary
Evening star., 1961-01-01
A Political Departure

Devised by Mrs johnson in earlier solo sessions it
marked departure from practice by the Of
didates With rare exceptions wives in the past have been
part Of the candidates window dressing They Travelled
with the man. smlingy accepted alwaysproffered bou
quet corsage Of flowers occasionally submitted few
adylke questions for local womens page feature stories
Not so Lady Bird and the Kennedy women Instead
Of trailing along with the candidates they struck out their
own in other cities thus carrying the Kennedy johnson
image into several places in day. Each visit opened with
conference Then the ladies'
tearecepton- -handshakng Bit then Speech usually short
but plngent @ieafs
The Kennedys didn't overlook the womens angle with
the candidate either The Senator's sisters took turns
companying him. substituting for his wife. Jacquelne
whose doctors had ordered her not TO travel because Of
the imminent birth Of child sNs
It is hard to pnpont one element that means victory
in close contest Many observers however do give the bts
by the Kennedy women much credit for bringing back to
the Democratic Party the vote which heavily
for the Republican Gen. Eisenhower In 1852 and 1856
Even Jacquelne Kennedy active before 1t was all
The Pat for First Lady, campaign launched for Mrs
Nixon right after the Republican National Convention
believed to have convinced Democrats that Mrs Ken
nedy could not completely sit out the campaign.
The q. o. P.s emphasis Mrs. Nixons experience as
ambassador Of good viii around the world which they
said would her path First Lady at first appeared
to make 31yearod Jacquelne Kennedy SEEM by compare
son. unprepared for the White House.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
Royalty Makes News

The comings and eoings Of royalty during the past
year among the women members have cornered great
deal Of excitement.
Undoubtedly the biggest and most romantic to-do
the marriage Of Bitains Princess Margaret to
Antony Armstrong Jones.
For years there had been romantic speculation
rounding Margaret great avorite in her homeland Her
stormy lovelife became top story when she drama
cally renounced her divorced sitor Peter Townsend
From then on her name was linked with first and
then another but there mention Of photog
rapher Tony Armstrong until the engagement
nouncement February 26.
Stories surrounding the upcomng marriage ranged from
the best bowng out the Of illness the
disclosure Of the design Of the wedding Dress which because
Of Its simple lines repeatedly referred to onastic
However, when the big day MAY 81 came The Stars
Foreign CORRESPONDENT Crosby Noyes reported that the white
satin wedding gown whatever the fashion designers
may say. looked anything but monastic." ,l
Just before the engagement announcement, Princess
Marsarets sister Queen Elizabeth H. caused stir Of happy
excitement herself.
On February 10 she gave birth to son. Andrew Albert
Christian Edward. her third child.
The royal birth that made the biggest headline Of the