davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1962-09-16

1st-S1,200; 3-yr.; cfaimingi 3h fur.
BsaT sy p.Sts asa 'CSDsD evp:D 1920 sSS ssS sS 4sS
Star Parade (Wilkerson) 500
Spring Rose, Royal Fib, Rhythm
Beat Valeria K. Time. 0:41b.
2d-S1,100; 8 g. 4 W.; cling; 51s fur.
Admiral Clay tD'dsOn) 7.4O $50 3.!0
Bobby Surrender, Lucky R, In Line,
Lily Branch, Carmique. Time, 1:07b.
Daily Double u-5) Paid $4,000
sd-s1,2oO; S-yr. up; claiming; 5Ia
Medallion (Davidson) $50 4.eO ESQ
Clear Case I'd Uiddle) $40 $50
coupette, Andys Hope. Marhario. ;SS
Time, 1:074s.
4thas1, 800; yos g. up; cling, mile
Miss Charlie tPaiumbo) ESQ $40 s.2O
Stay Out tWiikersOnj 4.l0 3.eG
Paralysis, sKnufu, walron. Time
A'4o'
5th--S1,1o0: yrs. and up; claiming;
Pentsmster .(soIIarsl $50 $50 ESQ
One More Nance (PindelD $50 $40
DR.. Sam MCL (Weakley) 800
Flying Bid, Lancie Belle. Charmin
Helen. Miss -George, Marble Top. Kid
Rover, Mr.. Settle. Time, 1:07ss.
9Th race--S1 300: 4-yr.-olds: cling; ]
mile, 20 yards,
Panel Davidson) 500 SEQ 2.8(
Purple Pete wv. Sollars) 3.2O 2.6C
Count Aumar Uiddlel 4.6(
Mieanopy, Chester K, Asgard, Licor-
ice Stick. Time 1915.
9TH race-s1. 800: 4-yr.-olds q up;
cling; / mi
TricO lDavidson) 4.4O 500 2.6(
yody Joseph (Kendle) 600 3.S(
Mr.. r. c. (BabiD 2.SC
Mariboots. Flawless Rock, Heather
tone. So Fancy. Manuel. Time 1:41B
sth race-s2,ooo: 2-yr .-Old.; allow;
ConEress Park (smaID 4.sO 500 FAC
Club Chif (Davidsonl 800 2.4(
Raise The Rent (PaiumbO) 2.6C
weather Bulletin. carla, Arabian
Twin double: (5-5-2-5) paid s1O1.
252 participated.
9th--S1 500; 4-yrs. 81 up; alw.; / u mi
DARK Cymbal tSmalD 1000 $50 ESQ
CharliepOo (DavidsOn) $50 2.2e
Route Step (Minento) 3.40
Polichinela II. Bright DaSe. Time
2:149s.
Attendance. 7.965. handle $3.50. $40
Evening star., 1962-09-16
Aqueduct Results
Ry the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
,t-AS4. 900: 2-yr. mdns.; z fur.
Honor Blue tBoyel 21.5O $50 4.3O
empeF (ShOemaker) $40 $50
iaS FI2,ns Sssl'srsS Tiser. Cool Prince, suii
arket. Reap the Wind. BURLINGTON,
egensr, John Canoe. Option Play,
orfesponding, Loard Cardigan. Orsan
riuder. Time. 1:25ss.
l-sS. 800: cling; s-yr. 4 Up; Q fur; II
Io;.o rsF Fis:: E::. 'dsI' soss i'SO $50 $50 $50
ASIA. Fiatterer, Don Lucho, Pecks
ad Boy, Foote'S Best, Calhoun, The
reat Greek, Bob's Gem. DR.. Millett,
ave Cancelled. Appreciated. Time.
. . Anfiero-Klawron Farm entry.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sI56.5O
50, 700; cling; 3-yr.: 1 mi.
+. General tBoland) $40 400 $40
erndaren (Adams) 1870 5.5O
ay and Fast (Sellers) $40
Buenos Dias. Singing Way. Grand
TALLY. Adam Henry. Time, 1879.
h-S4.5Oo; alw.; s-yr. 4 up: 8 fur;
sction tshoemaker) $50 $50
rief Furry (Pierce) 2.1O
Regal Robe. Ma Petite Folie, WACO
Ute. E9uimiss, Lahaina' 0uillolea.
h-..s5, 500. alw.; S-yr. 4 UP; Q fur;
r. Files Hinojosa) TAO 500
rid Kron Hero (Hern'dez) 800
Newbus. jet Clipper; Breezy Lane.
Il Iiss. son D0h' Sr' r''0fi''' ''m''
h1-s6,5oo; alw.: s-yr. q up; 8 fur;
mblopoise lussery) 600 $50 2.9e
iss Flushing SssROemakerl ~ $:iS
.ia. iS2R1dGME MbiEl lhf Baid AHs Fms ouf!iIlns ifI
Ih-s75. .ooo-added Futurity Stakes;
,yst Bsps sshssm'r, 4.sO $50 s.4o 40
Outing Class Pierce) $40 ESQ
'sl ssss I1iR Prihss soId soiS sSS
in, BailyYsn. scythe, Run ThrolSh.
hoker. Master Dennis, catullus,
orc Bora. Time, 1.17h.
Greentree Stable entry.
th-S5, 800; elw.: 3-yr. q UP; 8 FUR.
Inner Jacket (Rotx) 1910 $50 $50
amodaro (Adamsl 4.10 $40
AZ (Combest) 800
Solazo. Alemar, Swiss Franc. Scan
10 Sky. Time. 1:103s.
lh-S5. 600; cling; 3-yr, g. up; / mi.
rince's Gem (Sel'rs) 10.4O 4.50 SEQ
one Wolf CBoland) 4.4O $50
ct Lucky (Rots) 400
Fresh Marble. Titurpium. Sir Barker.
efuting. Time. 1886.
Attendance. 49.132. Total handle.
k,4e2072.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sI1

3dE-Purse, $4,000; about miles lover
. TIMBER; 4-year-olds and up,
Sir George (Neilson) 7.4O 400 4.2O
t1nnnle HhnaI H,sardtimes ar CH'E'n) 600 $50
- Fun Of Gold. spurloek. Had II,
simple Samson. Time. 5:54H.
-, MIS-; William d. Hail Ronald
Evening star., 1962-09-16

4th-Purse. 50, 900; about 1 mile and
iurlongs. Hurdle Handieap for g.
year-olds and up.
. ROYAL Dala CGr'him) eco ESQ 2.2o
Jumping Man (Aiteheson) $50 2,4O
Sea Master (ThOmpsOn) 2.40
Halt Baked and Kandy-sugar.
Morris H. Dixon-Mrs. William
Coke Wright entry
Evening star., 1962-09-16

4-year-olds and up; claim
at once; start good, won
b. I. 4, by Stella-Aurata-
QUARTER. Values-S2,100,
Evening star., 1962-09-16

5th-Purse. $3,50O-added; hurdle
handicap; 3-yrs. and up; about
Nareisus II (sm'ck) S4.2O $500 ont
q GOwran (Graham) R260 ami
Bugle Call II (Jaekson) ami
lNo show BettlnR)
EASY Timer, Ballybrittas, Mrs.
" MiIliam Coke Wrisht. CMahlon Kline
Evening star., 1962-09-16
Fair Hills Results
BY The Associated Press

1st-Purse, $500: about Ii miles
lturD; The .Andora Handicap; g.
q Poiycsii IBarns) $40 500 s.4O
Appointed Hour Gack'n) 900 2.4O
. Elmore (Walks) .40
Light OF Devon. Aeerado. Fisiis
dOro, Colony Ma'am, Knockavoe,
Hsn6 HHsdds Spree. Risht oVercoat. Roman
AZ: Reed Mor.e-Russell NJ. Arundel
Ihomas II. McKoy entry.
Mrs. William Coke wright-C. Nah
Ion Kline entry.
2dz.Purse, $500. about 7 furlonss
TURF; The Little Egypt; ali ages:
non,winners Of two races.
. Baw Bank (rhor'n) 4.SO 4.oO ESQ
q Amesle Bank (Jaekson) 4.0O 2.sO
Q Mielder IT. Burns) 400
oh. b Palladio. q Make Free. { MieI.
deor. ,e-Monastery Hill. War Union,
Marsala, Contrary Jane. Rimbaud,
Furaha. Winnowing. Time, 1:25as
Mrs. Theodore A. Randolph Mrs.
June II. McKnight entry.
H. Thouron entry
Evening star., 1962-09-16

6th-Purse, $1,000: about H. miles;
maidens. 3-year-olds and upwards.
Boating Party (Burns) T.l0 4.H0
Davey d. (Devau) 6.S0
Manojo.. a carousel 2nd, LOFTY
Line, Roman Ship, Hunters Risk.
E STAR Castle. Jet Turbine. Dexalert.
Mrs. Cordlia 8. May entry.
entry
G Joseph L. Aitcheson sr.-Alfred
Smith entry.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

By The Associated Press
Ist-s1. 200 cling; Ayr. upi oh fur,
BeIlefonte (Vasil) $50 500 $50
Flipp0 (Reyn0lds) $50 eco
Maxtam Smith 400
Mr.. p. B.. Mr.. Wigley. Land Sun.
Carthagenian. Ilene Susie. Time.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
Charts of Atlantic City Races

lcopyrighted 1862. by Triangle Publications, Inc)
FIRST RACE-Purse. SO 100; 4year-olds and up; claim
ing Winner, Edgeh Farms ch h. 5. BY BalydamArray-
S2l5
Evening star., 1962-09-16

9th--S1 500; 4-yrs. g. up; alw.; La mi.
DARK Cymbal tSmalD 1000 $50 ESQ
CharliepoO (DavidsOn) ESQ ego
Route Step (Minento) $40
Polichinela II. Bright Da5e. Time.
2:l42s.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

40: $500 BEEBRo6K ss46. $3.50 PRAEsEPE. $40
EIFTH RACE Purse g 200; 3:year-Ods; Claiming
out. Winner, Jerry Stables DIX. B. g. cosmic Bomb
Gaafih Trainer J. Carroll Values-S2,325. $7S5. $515
| S275. Time, 1:24h.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

NINTH RAcE-Purse, $500;
arIynMq inf lie Winnsr milss Pest. 5sA So stsb,sf OF
Gallant Queen. Trainer, j. J. /
500. s455. S245. Time. 1:432s.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
Shenandoah Results

Beau Ace lCape) 1870 8.s0 9.4O
Hy Depth (VasiD TAO 4.SO
Star Parade (Wilkerson) 500
Spring Rose, Royal Fib, Rhythm
Beat, Valeria X. Time, 0:41b.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

"a ISTo-Se4sT mqtuslS psd "a BIG sANG S5 60 g 4o
Evening star., 1962-09-16

Attendance, 1865. handle s3s3.67o
Evening star., 1962-09-16

Two-dollar mutuels paid - ARCTIC QUEEN, $14 90
MAZE, S4.20.
Attendance-25.4e9. Total mutuels pool-s2 3s7.52s
Evening star., 1962-09-16

4th-S1, 800; yos g. up; cling. 1 mile
20 yards
Miss Charlie (Palumbo) ESQ SEQ SEQ
Stay Out (Wilkersonl 4.4O 500
0sephar (Davidson) 2.SS
Paralysis, SKhufu, walron. Time,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-11-09
Our Past This Week

November II, 1904 - Author
Shirley Graham, wife of DR.. w. E
B. Dubois, was born in Indian
apolis, Ind.
November IL, 1881 - Rev. Rich
ard DeBaptiste, pastor of Olivet
Baptist church in Chicago during
1860s, was born.
November 10, 1858 - DR.. Dan
lei Williams, first surgeon to stitch
the human heart lat ProWdent
Hospital in Chicago, was born in
Pennsylvania. He died Aug. T.
1881.
November IA, 1915 - Booker T
Washington, famed educator and
founder Of Tuskegee Institute
Ala, died.
November IS, 1897 - J. M
Langston, lawyer and race leader
died.
November IS, TIT - Articles Of
Confederation and Perpetual Union
were adopted.
November 10, 1873 - William
! Christopher Handy, musician, mu-
sic publisher and composer Of "St.
Louis Blues" and Memphis Blues, u
was born, at Florence, Ala. In
1881, Memphis named a public
square Handys Park to honor the
composer who had carried the
city's name to nearly every corner
of the earth. He died March %,
1858.
November 16, 1904 - DR.. Nnam-
di (Zikl Azil1iwe, governor-general
of the Federation Of Nigeria, was
born.
November IT, 1928 - Rev. Lott
Carey, early missionary to Africa,
died in Liberia.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-11-09
FREE ENTERPRISE

A young fellow, tired of work.
ing for others, went into business
for himself. Later, a friend asked
him how it was to be his own
boss.
Il don't know" he replied. The
police won't let me park in front of
my own business; tax collectors
tell me how much balance must
maintain; freight agents tell me
how my goods must be packed;
customers tell me how my goods
must be made; federal, state,
county and local agencies tell me
how to keep records in tripHcate.
And on top Of that, just got
married" Federal Cartridge
Corporations MONARK.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-11-09
| STUFFED GREEN PEPPERS
WITH NEW FLAVOR

Corn meal is used instead Of the
usual bread crumbs in the stuff
ing, and chill powder is added for
a delectable south-of-the-border
flavor. Here, too, evaporated milk,
just as it pours from the can,
shows to advantage as the bind
err" 1t blends the ingredients to-
gether lightly and keeps the meat
mixture juicy and tender in the
baking as only this double-rich
milk can.
Crisp cole slaw is an excellent
salad choice and can be prepared
easily while the peppers are in the
oven.
Stuffed Green Peppers
4 large green peppers
1 tablespoon butter
2 medium onions, chopped
~ pounds ground beef
Is cup uncooked corn meal
IL teaspoons chill powder
1 teaspoon salt
4 teaspoon pepper
1 cup evaporated milk
Is cup catsup
Cut peppers in halves cross
wise; discard seeds and membrane.
Wash peppers; then bring to a boil
in one cup water, cover and cook
five minutes; drain.
Meanwhile, melt butter in a skill
let. Add onion and cook slowly I'M
til tender. Mix the ground beef,
corn meal, cooked onion, chilli pow
der, salt, pepper and evaporated
milk together thoroughly.
Spoon mixture into green pepper
halves. Place in baking pan and
bake in preheated moderate oven
1850 degrees Fahrenheit) 40 min
utes. Spoon two teaspoons catsup
over top of each pepper, sprinkle
with Parmesan cheese if desired,
and bake IS minutes longer. Makes
six to eight servings.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS
Sovember II Novambar 7,

NONCl1DCE IL = NONCDuDcF IL
November IL - Ed. Salter, BIT
Dayton Av.; Turner Price, S45
Iglehart Av.; Paula Woods, 948
Iglehart Av.; Theodore r. Russell,
633 Iglehart Av.; Irene Cunning
ham, 1907 Carroll Av.; J. r. Jones,
TAT st. Anthony Av.; Roger Neal,
622 Rondo Av.; Eugene Henry
Wright, ST., ia Martin Way.
November IL - Everett Jones,
1922 Rondo Av.; John Robert
Shannon, 500 Carroll Av.; Mrs.
Luther Lyon, TO West Central;
Spencer Smith, 946 West Central;
Mary ]. Jones, AL st. Anthony
Av.; Henry Petticord, S44 Fuller
Av.; Catherine Harris, BIT N.
Avon; Mrs. G. o. MCGEE, City.
November 13 - Maceo Finney,
813 West Central Av.; Leroy
Elliot, 500 Iglehart Av.; Henrietta
Smit, 24O E. Fairfield; Mrs. Albert
Mum, 440 Fuller; Mrs. Florence
Howard, 912 Carroll; Mrs. Leonard
Carter, Kansas City, Mo.
November II Jessie Heron,
63S Carroll Av.; Mrs. Della Hol-
somback, 40 N. Dale.
November Is - Nina M. Black,
1921 Undertake Rd.; Martin We'd
dington, Sr., TIA West Central; j.
r. Lynn, city; Mrs. Dean Speese,
2510 Hardwood; Richard Perry,
$50 West Central; Ruth L. Nc
Donald, 671 West Central; Richard
Blakey, 6s2 Carroll.
November 16-Jeanette Gwynne,
300 Chatsworth; Mrs. Nina Brown,
992 Carroll Av.; o. R. Smith, 698
Rondo; Mrs. Ralph Gardner, 581
Iglehart; Michael David Thomp-
son, $50 Fuller.
November IT - Raymond Perry,
$50 West Central; Barry Joe Har-
rison, 663 Iglehart; Caroline Fos-
ter, 1883 Sherburne; Anthony Ma
lingo, 45s N. Grotto; Gary Stephen
Allen, 642 Iglehart.
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Tomoto-Pear Chu+ney
Makes Zes+y Relish

Many homemakers like to put
up pickles and relishes - particul-
arly if they have the ingredients
in their own gardens.
But even if you have to go out
and buy the things you need, be
sure to make some tomato-pear
chutney this fall. It's a relish that
will add real zest to midwinter
meals
Because both tomatoes and
pears are now in good supply this
is the time to make chutney.
Food scientists in the Beltsville
laboratories OF the us. Depart
ment Of Agriculture suggest you
try this recipe.
TOMATO-PEAR CHUTNEY
az pints)
Pr cups peeled, sliced tomatoes
2la cups peeled, diced pears
II cup chopped green pepper
Il medium)
II cup chopped onions
Il to 2 medium)
l cup sugar
II cup white vinegar
1 teaspoon salt
II teaspoon ground ginger
II teaspoon powdered dry
mustard
Il teaspoon cayenne pepper
4 cup chopped, canned pimiento
Combine all ingredients except
the pimiento. Boil slowly 1 hour,
stirring occasionally, until thick
ened. Add pimiento and boil 3
minutes more.
Pack boiling hot chutney into
clean, hot jars, filling to the top.
Seal tightly.
(This will make a real spicy rel
ish. If you think you might like 1t
less tangy put in less cayenne
pepper - or use none at ALL
TASTY SPREAD
Mix a generous amount of chop
ped raisins into sweet orange mar
malade. Let stand to blend flavors.
Spread on hot buttered biscuits or
mullins.
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dents Ball planning, according to
present Council leaders.
1--WE feel that honoring the elect
ed president of the individual club
is the symbol Of that clubs tie and
fellowship into the whole Council
structure" stated Matthew Little,
a former Council president, and
now acting in capacity as Public
Relations Director of the Council.
Invitations of participating club
memberships were put in the mails
last week.
Most of the 46 affiliated clubs
are participating and are enthus-
iastically anticipating the full ev-
ening of tasteful fun and fellow
ship which has become to be known
as the Presidents Ball.
Mrs. Helen Underwood, Presi.
dents Ball chairman, reminds al
persons planning to attend the
banquet honoring the presidents
who have not already done so tc
call in for reservations, as there
will be limitations on the number
that can be Accommodated.
Persons to call are: Mrs. Allie
Mae Hampton, HUI. 9-2587 or Mrs
Helen Underwood, Ia. 4-3377.
Participating club presidents
who have not done so are also
urged to make arrangements i'm.
mediately to have their picture
taken for the brochure.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-11-09
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
N0vember ID NoVember IL

NONeuDeE IL november II
November IL - Mrs. LORRAINE
Chivers, 4O17 Clinton Av.; Otha
Floyd, 2426 Fifth Av. S.; Huntley
Surratt, 3942 Third Av. s.; Ashby
U. Gaskins, 4409 Third Av. s.;
Mrs. Jessie McAuliffe, Hampshire
Arms Hotel; Claudia Wallace,
5038 Irving Av. N; Mrs. Verda
Horn, 1895 Fourth Av. s.
November 12-Essie Mae Whit
taker, 522 Logan Av. NJ; Laurice
Jones, 1914 Bryant Av. N; Mrs.
Randolph Burnett, 1929 Fourth Av.
s.; Mrs. Ora Lee Wallace, 1924
Park Av.; Violet Asbury, Denver,
Col
November Is James Leon
Smith, 6O4 Seventh st. N; William
Gray, SAP Humboldt Av. N; Anna
Mae Davis, oil Sheridan Av. N.
November IA - Arthur Slaugh-
ter, 34OO Hiawatha Av.; Stanley
Grigsby, AIS Fourth Av. S.; L.
Rosenbloom, 500 Knox Av. N;
Amity and Andrew Blakey, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
November IS - Taft Martin,
612 Thomas Place; Mrs. Buna Full
son, 1924 Third Av. S.; Mrs. Bern
ard Wilkinson, ala Third Av. S.;
Rosarah Townsend, 1908 Smelling
Av.; Fred Palmore, 1921 Third
Av. S.
November 16 - Mrs. Celestia
Fraction, 3841 Clinton Av.; Bonnie
Owens, 72O Fremont Av. NJ; Mich
ael Spellman, Washington, DC;
Leroy Martin, Mexico City; Mrs.
H. M. Walls, independence, Kan.
November IT - Mrs. Dorothy
Grigsby, 4415 Fourth Av. s.; San
dra Scofeld Miller 27o2 Delaevaie,
Sc; Mrs. Jessie w. Lynn, 2916
Garfield Av. S.; Susan Marie
Thomas, Geneva, Switzerland.
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and Miss Mercedes Brown.
Birthday Party: Mrs. Natalie
Shockency, 5000 Humboldt Av NJ,
was hostess at a birthday party in
honor of her sister, Mrs. Wesley
Hayden, on Saturday, Nov. 8.
Guests had delightful time play
ing games, sampling delicious food,
and admiring the honoree's pretty
gifts. Present were: Messrs. and
Mines. Sylvester Young, Albert
Wallace, Wesley Hayden, Ted
Dean, Norval BarksdaIe, Stanley
Shockency, Wesley Hayden, and
Mrs. Marlowe Peterson.
Attends Funeral OF Brother:
Mr.. James w. Ward, 3737 Fourth
Av. S., left Tuesday, November 6,
to attend the funeral of his brother
Rev. Mervin r. Ward of Milton,
Pa.
Rev. Ward was the pastor of the
Church OF God In Christ. He was
killed in an accident on Saturday
afternoon while on an errand.
The funeral was held on We'd
nesday, November at 1 pm.
To Enter Hospital: Mr.. Ernest
McNeal, 2209 18th Av. s., will
enter General Hospital on Thurs
day this week for a physical check
up.
Ill At Home: Mrs. Olevia Lewis,
1887 Fourth Av. S., was rushed to
the Hospital after a sudden illness.
She returned home Monday, No
vember 8, and will be confined to
home for some time.
Auxiliary Meets: The Twin City
Golf Auxiliary will meet Sunday,
November IL at the residence Of
Mrs. Mary Swain, 3347 Third Av.
S.
Underwent Surgery: Rev. STAN
ley r. King, 40o5 Portland Av,
pastor of bathani Baptist
Church, entered Mt. Sinai Hospital
Thursday, November l.
He underwent surgery on Mon
day, November 8. At present Rev.
King is doing nicely.
Ill For Over Month: Mr.. E. c.
Collins, 1904 E. 9Th ST., Sioux
Falls, South Dakota has been a
patient in Mt. Sinai Hospital for
over a month and a half where
he underwent surgery.
Mr.. Collins had come to Mime
apolis for a fishing trip and visit
with friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Al G.
Frost when he became i'll.
He hopes to be able to return
home this week.
Injured At School: Robert Lam
dry, 1852 Fourth Av. S., son of
Mrs. Ruth Landry was injured in
school last week while playing
football.
He was in Mt. Sinai Hospital
for three days and is now recuper-
ating at home.
TSTC Club Meets: Cecil E. New
man was host to the TSTC Club on
Saturday evening at the Mime
sofa Press Club.
Guests were DR.. Earl S. Weber,
Messrs. Wayne Glanton and Will
liam Matthew Little.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-11-09

has been moving more closely to-
ward the elegant and refined year
ly celebration envisioned by the
name: Presidents Ball"
1t has progressed from its hum
BILE, yet FULFILLED beginning at FIT
Smelling Employees clubrooms to
its 1862 location site in the North
VESTS largest and most elaborate
ballroom-the Leamington's Hall
Of States.
This year also finds the occas.
sion escaping completely the tai
of being lust another big dance
by expanding into a full-scale ban
quet and dance combination even.
ing.
The banquet, complete with pre-.
ceding cocktail hour will be the
feature occasion in which awards
and certificates will be presented
A very impressive list Of notables
and celebrities will be on hand to
take part and honor the presidents
The banquet will take place in
the Hall of Presidents and the ball
in Hall of States. The ball will
feature a huge IL piece orchestra
Club Fellowship Major Aim OF
Ball
At the time the idea Of "Presi.
dents BALI was originated, one Of
its primary conceptions was that
of better acquainting the then 20
club membership. 1t was felt that
a closer knitted Council could re.
suit from the joint fellowship OF
the once a year get-to-gether. Al
the first Ball each member wore
a friendly name-tag listing his
name and club affiHation.
This idea of mutual fellowship
is still very much part of Presi-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-11-09
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS
November IL November II

November IL November II
November II - Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Young, 2s16 Elliot Av.,
seven years; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Corners, 1899. Fifth Av. s., 40
years.
November IL - Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil Hadley, 715 Logan Av. N,
10 years; Mr.. and Mrs. Earle F.
Kyle, 1887 Fourth Av. s., 35 years.
November IA - Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Lyle, sr., 333 e. 3sth St,
"a years.
November Is - Mr.. and Mrs.
Everette Johnson, 404S Fifth Av.
s., 10 years; Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey
Baldez, 1922 Fourth AV. s., ten
years; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Roger
Thompson, 3849 Fourth Av. s., Is
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Nc
Gowan, 1904 Morgan Av NJ, %
years.
November 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Miller, 1887 Third Av. s., six
years.
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birthday party, Saturday, Oct. 27,
eleven days after her birthday
(Oct. 49, Guests enjoyed a deic-
ious buffet luncheon, birthday
cake, and had loads Of fun playing
Password. The honoree received
many lovely gifts. Guests were
Messrs. and Mines. Wesley Hay
den, Ted Dean, Norval Barksdale,
Stanley Shockency, and Mrs. Mar
lowe Peterson. The party was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylvester Young, ST., 1854 Irving
Av. NJ, who were co-hosts with
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wallace.
Happy Birthday to Mrs. Verda
Horn, 1896 Fourth Av. S., who
celebrates her natal day on Nov,
10.
Visitors From Des Moines, La.
Mrs. Oletha Rich, 1913 Girard Av.
NJ, has as her houseguests, her son
and his family, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Jones and children from Des
Moines, Ia.
Birthday Party: Miss Faye
Mikel, 1922 Irving Av. N, will
long remember her 18th birthday
and the lovely party given for her
by her sister, Miss Joan Crawford,
on Sunday, Oct. %. About fifty
guests watched Faye open her
gifts and later enjoyed refresh
ments. The young ladies are the
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Crawford.
Guests Drop In With Dinner:
Mrs. Rosa Galloway, 1888 Dupont
Av. N, must have felt just like
q queen when friends dropped in
on Saturday, Nov. 8, with a full
course dinner and a beautifully
decorated birthday cake. Guests
were Messrs. and Mines. Alfred
Macintosh, Calvin Jones, Mr.,
Charles Lam, Mrs. Lucille Jenkins,
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Monrovia, Liberia, which norm
ally has about 80 inches Of rainfall
annually, suffered one of the heavi-
est rainfalls of the season last
month when it was drenched with
more than 10 inches of rain within
an Is hour period.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

November IL November II
November IL - Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Eddings, 636 West Cent
raj, 26 years.
November IS - Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Harris, 68s Carroll Av., 16
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blakey,
735 st. Anthony Av., Is years.
November 16 - Mr.. and Mrs. A.
M. Butler, 643 Iglehart Av., SO
years.
November IT - Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Griffin, 796 Rondo Av., II
years.
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COUNCIL OF CLUBS ANNUAL PRESIDENTS
BALL TO HAVE BANQUET ALSO

The all but completed plans for the 1862 Presidents BALI
show every indication that presidents of Twin City Council
clubs will have their finest hour November Both Leaning
ton Hotel in Minneapolis.
This the outlook of the almost completed plans
Twin City Council of Clubs regular November meeting Halle
O. Brown House Monday evening
Each year since the idea originated five years ago
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Social and Personal
K ST. PAUL

The Twin City Social Club held their regular business
meeting Saturday evening Nov B. the home of Mr. and Mrs
Frederick D. JONES' 1852 Fourth Av After business
completed members played and served very e
ous dinner The meeting will at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Dave Paynes, 1875 Western Avr St Paul Saturday.
Nov IT, Mr. Edmond Moore president and Mrs Mary Green
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Concert singer Marian Anderson
of Danbury, Conn, is a member of
the board of the American Red
Cross. Her term expires in 1864.