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St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
Church Members
At PoSf-V Valentine
Parry Feb. Is

A post-Valentine dinner party
was given on February Is for the
senior members Of Bethesda Bap-
tist church by the senior Mission
ary Society at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. McClinton Webb, 3244
Clinton Av. S. Rev. John Young
is pastor and Mrs. Laura Hatchett
is president of the society.
After dinner a Bible quiz was
conducted by Mr.. Webb and the
losers had to blow up balloons.
Also a fish pond was directed by
Mrs. Annie English and Mrs. Cecil
Mcdowell.
Each senior citizen was given a
gift from the society. A Valentine
color scheme of red and white was
carried out in the beautiful center
piece of red roses and the napkins.
Guests Of the society were Mr..
and Mrs. Lazarus Harris, Mines.
Dora Fields, Marguerite Gonzales,
Iona Brown, Agnes Tyler, Vassie
Perkins, Villa M. Bolin, Ida Webb,
Viola Thomas and Messrs. Ben
Daniels and Eddy Smith. Mrs.
Lille B. Stovall; member of Way
man AME church was a special
guest. Others present were Mines.
Bertha Cornelius, Erceline Good
win and Anna English.
Messrs. Walter Hatchett and
McClinton Webb furnished trans
portation to and from the party
for the senior citizens.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
Bryant Jr. Hi C'S
Dinner Held AT
Sdhofhoni Church

Bryant Jr. High School, Hi c club,
held their dinner on Friday even
ing February Is at Sabathani Bap-
tist Church.
The program Of the evening con-
sisted of singing by two groups
directed and accompanied by Doris
Maborn. Those In the singing group
were Janice Brantley, Lily Sykes,
Joyce Webb, Linda Brenner, Carl
Bradley, Carl Maborn, Ronald Bel
field, Judson Phillips and Pamela
Johnson.
Vice President Of the HI c, Toll
ley Flippin, spoke on what Bryant
HI c has done this year and Jerry
Coffman, director of city-wide HI
c was guest speaker. Louis Whit
lock is president Of the organiza-
ton.
The evening was enjoyed by the
youths and the members hope
more teenagers will join the HI c.
c.
The dinner was prepared and
served by Mines. Louis Whitlock,
Campbell and Beverly Roland.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
cAROLE RUDMAN WEDS
LEONARD DAVIS IN
SIMPLE CEREMONY

Miss Carole Lee Rudman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig
Rudman, 1915 18th Av. s., Mime
apolis and Leonard Davis, Jr., son
of Leonard Davis, Sr., 954 Carroll
Av, were married on Saturday,
February 16 at IL am. with Rev.
Mordeau Williams, pastor Of st.
James AME church, reading the
marriage VOWS.
The bride was given in mar
riage by Robert Hughes, Mime
apolis. She wore a pastel pink
wool suit, a small pink hat and
veil and wore a corsage of sweet
heart roses. Her attendant was
Kathy Christianson, st. Paul, who
wore a salmon colored suit and
corsage of camillias. Best Man was
Martin Weddington, Jr.
Only a few members Of the fam
lily and friends were present. The
young couple are at home to their
friends at 954 Carroll Av., st. Paul.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
AIyeO Bsrry'S Birthd0Y
Party EnIiVened BY


Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Berry,
1909 Russell Av. NJ, Minneapolis
were hosts Sunday, Feb. IT, at a
birthday party in honor Of their
daughter Alyce who will be Is
years old on Feb. 20. Mr.. Berry
drove the young ladies to the Roll
Ter Gardens and watched as they
had their ups and downs as they
skated merr1ly around the rink.
The guests then returned to the
Berry home where they had more
fun playing games, watching Alyce
open her gifts, won prizes, and
then enjoyed the refreshments pre-
pared by their hostess, Mrs. Berry.
Alyce had a beautiful birthday
cake Of white with a large red
heart in the center with words
Happy Birthday, Alyce'. Present
were: Misses Marcella Moon, Ter
ryann Pettiford, Mardella Milton,
Esther Guggenheimer, Zofith Frie-
ir, Marie Lewis, Fern Lclness,
and Barbara Kvasnick.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
Mrs. Earline Estes,
Honoree At Shower
For BabN To Be

Mrs. Philip e. Freeman, Jr., and
Mrs. James Walker were co-hos-
tesses at a baby shower given for
Mrs. Earline Estes at the home of
Mrs. Freeman, 813 Dayton Av.,
st. Paul, on Saturday, February
18th.
A lovely pink centerpiece in the
form of a pink umbrella decorated
with pink flowers with pink cand-
les on either side graced the table.
The many gifts for the baby-to-be-
were placed in a white bassinette
decorated in white, pink and blue.
Several games were played for
prizes and the hostesses served a
delicious luncheon.
Those attending the shower
were: Mines. 10 Eta McAdams,
Louverne Williams, Yvonne Rob-
inson, Theresa Sutherlin, Obedia
Thomas, Louise Benner, Bernice
Houston; and Misses Beverly Car
roll and Barbara Green.
Those who sent gifts but were
unable to attend were: Mines.
Charlene Dickerson, Joan Johnson
Lewis, and Shirley Roland.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
WILLIAM 2. HILLS, GUESTS
AT DINNER PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Hill
were the honored guests at a Feb
ruary IT dinner party given by Mr..
and Mrs. William L. Smith in their
home, 1415 James Av. N. The
occasion was the 10th wedding an
niversary of the Hills.
The hosts entertained the guests
with music from stero-hi-h which
was enjoyed by listening and dane
ing. Preceding dinner, cocktails
and hors d'oeuvres were served,
Baked especially for the celebra-
ton was a beautifully decorated
heart shaped anniversary cake Of
red and white with 10 years Of
happiness inscribed on it.
Others enjoying the evening
were Messrs. and Mines. Samuel
Watson, Vince Shepherd, Mrs,
Marjorie Sayles, the Messrs. How
ard johnson and Max Howell.
The couple received many gifts
for their anniversary.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
BRIDGE TABLE
DOPE
THE DEDICATED ONES
BY John GlantOn

Man, what a doll! Great day in
the morning, what a doll! Eyes
popped out like pumpkins on a
pool table when she walked into
the hall where an important
bridge tournament was about to
begin.
She wore one Of those short,
short skirts, and a fabulous blouse
that would make a bull dog hug a
hound"
She took a seat opposite her
partner and was soon forgotten by
all as the games got under way.
Things were going lousy for our
side. We weren't getting in the
right contracts. Our hands were
overbid and the opponents were
running wild, bidding and making
ten percent slams.
Sweetie Pie was having troubles
too.
About half way through the ses-
sion she complained Of not feeling
well. But when bridge players are
struggling for master points the
only excuse they will listen to,
must come from the coroner" !
pronounce this man dead"
So Sweede Pie carried on as
best she could until the last hand
when she collapsed and hit the
floor with a thud.
The man at the next table said,
Two No Trump" His partner
said, Pass" led the clubs Eight
against a Six Diamond contract
and her partner looking down at
the exposed cards and his fallen
partner remarked it was a good
thing she was a dummie!
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
Thirteen Duchess Club
Entertoins Guests At
WiIIkoms Super Club

Willkoms Supper Club was the
scene of fun and merriment, when
the Thirteen Duchess Club held
their closed party for husbands
and friends on Saturday evening,
February 16.
A Valentine motif was carried
out and all guests and members
received comic Valentines. After
five fashions were really in vogue.
Proceeding a steak dinner, with
all the delicasies, a cocktail hour
held. Guests and members were in
troduced.
The remainder of the evening
was spent in socializing and play
ing games.
Mrs. Tommy Dawson, received
the door prize. Acting as mistress
of ceremonies and chairman of the
affair was Mrs. Anthony Mazingo.
Club officers are Mines. Clyde
Johnson, president; Theodore
Jones, secretary treasurer and
Marie ReddicE, birthday treasurer.
Other members present were,
Mines. Robert Payne, Fred Jones,
Carl Wade, Sr., Annis Clark, Nor
ris DeSleet, Tommy Dawson, Edna
Curtis. Absentee members were
Mines. Fred Murphy and Dovie P.
Black.
Mrs. Annis Clark, 1887 Fifth
Av. S., will be hostess to the club
at the March meeting.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
CLUB UNo SCORE
ELECTS LEWIS WHITLOcK
PRESIDENT FEBRUARY 9

The Uno Score held their regular
club meeting at the home of Mrs.
Charlene Lasley, 1854 Third Av.
S., on Saturday, February 9, at 9
pm. Lewis Whtlock was elected
president.
Other officers elected were:
Melvin Lowe, vice president; Bet
ty Lowe, secretary; Maxine Camp
bell, treasurer and Beverly Whit
lock, corresponding secretary.
A children's theatre party will
be held for the club members chill
dren on March 3. They will see the
presentation of THE Swineherd"
by the Moppet Players.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Lowe will
be host to the next meeting in
March.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21

ing Wednesday, Feb. 27, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Hamp-
ton, 1897 Northwestern.
LOafers Club Met: The bi-month-
ly meeting of Loafers Club, Inc,
was held, Saturday, February 16,
at local 516. Plans for the Queen
Of Hearts Contest were finalized,
and the date set is March %, in
the Arizona Room, Prom Ballroom,
All clubs are urged to submit their
contestants names before or by
February %. The Queen Of Hearts
contest and ball promises to be
one of the most outstanding af-
fairs of the spring season, as stated
by a club member. Photographers
have been invited to attend from
Ebony Magazine.
Club To Meet: Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Claibourne, 4S7 st. Anthony AV.,
will be hosts to the Untouchables
Club on Friday evening, February
%. All members are urged to be
present.
To Visit In Winnipeg: Mrs. Cert
rude Greene and daughter Miss
LaVera Greene, 984 and the Misses
Ethel Parks, 964 Iglehart Av. and
Teresa Cox, 733 Marshall Av., will
leave Thursday evening, February
21, for Winnipeg, Manitoba, Can
ada. While in Winnipeg, Mrs.
Greene will meet with Mizpah
Chapter No. 8, OES and the Misses
Greene, Parks and Cox will appear
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
on program there.

Hostess To Club: Mrs. Ed Moore,
900 Iglehart Av., was hostess on
Saturday evening, February 16 to
the Twin City Social Club. Dinner
was served by the hostess after
which the members enjoyed the
remainder of the evening, playing
games. The next meeting which
will be March 2, will be at the
home Of Mrs. Joe Harris, 878 Mar
ion Av.
Home From Hospital: Miss Judy
Jones, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Jones, 700 w. Central Av.,
returned home from Midway hos
pital on Friday, February 10. Miss
Jones had surgery and her parents
say she is doing fine.
Sidney Salters Was Host: The
February meeting of the TSTC
club was held with Sidney Salters,
1913 West Central February 9.
After a delicious dinner, the club
enjoyed the usual question and the
give and take of male fellowship.
Guest Speaker: Leonard Davis,
Jr, 954 Carroll, was youth day
speaker at st. James AME church
for the morning worship. He spoke
on the AME Church In a Chang
ing World"
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
Pot Roast
Family Favori+e

What homemaker hasn't enjoyed
serving tender, juicy slices Of
roast beef with rich brown gravy.
It's a hearty dish to bring to the
table on a crisp, winters eve.
When serving a boneless rump
roast allow Y pound per serving.
Season the meat, dip in flour II
desired, then brown in a small
amount Of hot fat.
Add a small amount Of liquid;
water, milk, tomato juice or bouil-
lon can be used. Cover and cook
slowly on top or range or in q
moderate 360-degree oven.
Cook until tender, approximately
3 to az hours for q 3 to S pound
roast.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
Karen Lamb Marries
Howard W. Dodd, At
St. Peter CIcvers

Miss Karen Lamb, niece Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles w. Blackburn,
9S3 Dayton Av., and Howard w.
Dodd, son of Mrs. Betty Dodd, 1876
Carroll Av., were married Satur-
day, February 16, at IL am. in
st. Peter Claver Catholic Church
with Rev. John Wirth performing
the nuptial mass.
The bride given in marriage by
by her uncle Charles w. Blackburn
was radiant in an ankle length
satin dress with an overskirt of
lace and detachable train and a
shoulder length white tulle illusion
veil. She carried a bouquet Of
white carnations and rosebuds.
Her attendants were Miss Ada
Crumble, matron of honor, who
wore a short length pink satin
dress and slippers to match and
Miss Anita Williams, who wore a
pink brocade dress and slippers to
match. Both carried nosegays Of
pink and white carnations.
Best man was Thomas Glenn
mons and usher was Roger Bent
ley. Mrs. Dodd, mother Of the
groom wore a blue wool dress, a
white hat and gloves.
A reception followed the we'd
ding ceremony in the undercroft
Of the church. Those assisting
were the Misses Carolyn Smalls,
Charlene Banks and Wilma Neal.
The young couple are at homo
to their friends at 1O05 Iglehart
Av., st. Paul.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
Twin Sfor Post
Membership Kickoff
Sunday, EebruorY %

Twin Star Post No. 1854 Veter-
ans OF Foreign Wars will kickoff
their new membership drive with
a social Sunday, Feb. "a, at pm.
at Local No. 516, 327 N. Fisk st.,
st. Paul. Friends and prospective
members are invited to attend. A
special invitation is extended to
wives, as the ladies auxiliary is
now being organized.
The activities Of Twin Star Post
will be highnghted during the ev-
ening which will include a smor-
gasbord, dancing and door prizes.
Chairman for this event is Rob-
ert A. Anderson.
Commander Henry Turner also
announced the appointment of
James Mockabee chairman of
Youth Activities Committee. Mr..
Mockabee said that April 81 thru
May 5 has been designated as
National Bicycle Safety Week and
that Twin Star Post will apply re-
flectorized tape to all bikes brought
to Oxford playground from IL pm.
to pm. daily thru-out the week.
Comrade Mockabee stressed the
need for safety while riding bikes
on the city streets and hopes that
the parents will insist that this re-
flectorized tape is on every bike in
our neighborhood.
The tapping will be free and is
being furnished by Minnesota Min
ing and Manufacturing Co., of st.
Paul, Minnesota.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
MRS. n. {. ToUSSAINT,
HOSTESS AT BREAKFAST
TUESDAY, FEB. 18TH

Mrs. H. e. Toussaint, $50 Igle-
hart Av., entertained at a Break
fast Bridge on February IL, at
1920 am. in the Magnolia Room
of Perkins Pancake House.
Prizes were won by Mines. Will
liam Godette, first; Earl Brent,
second; Sidney Salter, third and
James Oliver, fourth. Scorekeeper
was Mrs. Frances Humbird, who
received a gift.
Other guests present were:
Mines. A. v. Hall, o. c. Hall, Rob-
ert N. Harris, Lawrence Mccoy,
Fred McCracken, Clarence Roper,
James Smith and Frank Terry.
Also the Misses Edith Gillard,
Alma Goodrich and Laura Jeffrey.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
Lowrn Furniture &
Competing Company
Offers SdVinqS

Harry ". Greenberg Of Lawrn
Furniture and Carpeting company,
31S East Lake Street, is featuring
Wilton rug material at an econ
omical price of $4.9e per square
yard.
Mr.. Greenberg who opened the
new store at 31s East Lake Street,
has been in the furniture and carp
citing business for more than thirty
years.
He specializes in carpedng and
at present is offering bargains
with up to three years to pay.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
NEWCOMER AT EDWARD
HANSEoRn IR. RESIDENCE

The Edward Hansford Jrs., at
ITO e. Co. Rd D, arg the proud
parents Of a baby boy, born Todd
Raefel, 9 pounds 5 ozs, Feb. IL
at st. Johns Hospital.
Sharing the excitement are four
daughters, Carmen, Arthella and
twins, Bonita and Brenda. Mrs.
Hansford and the new arrival are
In excellent condition.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
Tea Sandwiches
liable Glamorizers

Fancy sandwiches add glamor
and taste appeal to your tea table.
Use fresh sandwich bread which
is sliced thin. Remove the crusts
from the bread. Cut the bread into
triangles or other desired shapes.
Spread each piece with soft butter,
then with a thin coating Of honey
and peach jam.
Leave some slices Of bread whole,
apply filling; then roll diagonally
beginning at one corner and fasten
with a toothpick.
Filling will not soak into the
bread, so sandwiches can be pre-
pared hours in advance and kept in
refrigerator.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
Legion Auxiliary
Members Sent Golden
Mike" BoIIofS

Ballots on which to vote for
their favorite programs on radio
or television have gone out to
members of the American Legion
Auxiliary.
Votes will decide the winners Of
the 1868 Golden Mike" awards,
to be chosen in five categories:
Best Americanism Series (Histor-
ical or Patr1otic); Best Adventure
Series (Action, Mystery, Detective,
Western); Best Comedy Series;
Best Musical Series; Most Appeal
ing Commercial.
Ballots were sent to all men,
bers with the February issue Of
National News, the Auxiliary ma
tional publication. Members are
urged to return the completed bal
lots to President Carolyn Greene
ali E. oath ST. or bring them to
a meeting. Winners will be an
nounced at the Au1dliary's 1868
national convention.
The monthly meeting of Johnnie
Baker Auxiliary will be held We'd
nesday, February 27, in the Post
Club Rooms. On the agenda is dis
cussion Of the proposed initiation
ceremonies to be held in March in
conjunction with celebrating the
Legion's birthday.
For further information, contact
either Mrs. Virginia Tinsley at
825-6304.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
Social and Personal
K ST. PAUL

Speedy Recovery Wished: Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace 997 W.
Central hoping have speedy recovery after returning
home from Ancer hospital Saturday. February 16 after
being patient since Wednesday, February 6.
Happy Birthday to Mrs Jennie Wiley, 593 W. Central who
celebrated her birthday Feb. 90
The Crediafawns Social Club will hold their regular
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21

ILL.,, to visit with another sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Cutwright. Mrs. Smith re-
turned hmoe, Monday, February
25.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
Social and Personal
K MINNEAPOLIS

Club Hostess Mrs Christine Pierce 1926 Fifth Av S. was
hostess on Thursday evening" February H. The Club completed
the plans for the annual spring fashion review After the
mess meeting, dessert and coffee served.
Baby News: Mr. and Mrs Joseph Ray, 1901 Upton Av N
the birth of their third Brian Lee lbs 1Oh
Sunday Feb TO- at Midway Hospital Joseph Jr and Kyle
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
IN THE HOSPITALS

Methodist Hospital: Mrs. Della
Riley, 1912 14th Av. N.
Fairview Hospital: Mr.. Samuel
Lewis, 4044 Clinton Av.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
JACK or DIAMOND
BRIDGE SANDING
PINEAPPLE ZIP

PINEAPPLE ZIP
2 cups diced pineapple
II cup orange Juice
2 tbs. maraschina sirup
\ cup powdered sugar
Few grains cinnamon
Combine pineapple, Juice, maras-
chino sirup, sugar and cinnamon.
Chill. Serves 4.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21
IN THE HOSPITAL

Northern Pacific: Charles Quig-
ley. 63s Rondo Av., Maceo Finney.
s13 Central Av. w. and John Few,
$40 IgIehart AV.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21

the meetings as the Jones resid-
ence.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21

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St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21

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St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21

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St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21

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stone Cape Cod with 3 bedrms.,
lge. kit, Va baths, fun bsmt. and
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with garden space facing park.
Walking distance to public school
and ! blk. to transp. Only el6,SS0.
DUTCH COLONIAL
Comfortable home In a convenient
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rm., full bsmt. Asking only $l5,S5o.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
tcoNSTINUEDl

HELLO. MOTHER. HELLO. Pa
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to Camp Granada when Sc sees
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split-level With firepl and table.
space kit Off-st. parking for z cars.
OWNER ANXIOUS. FLA apr.
Sz37so.
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with roughed In 4th bedrm. and
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= REALTORS SINCE 1905

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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
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(cONTiNUEDl

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VA radiant hOt-Water heat, car
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
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commuters, good committing dis
lance. / have 2 houses, 3 bedrms.,
Va baths in color, large closets,
GE l2-cu.-ft. refgr. and range,
large din. rm., venetian blinds, ex-
ira long att. gar, deep drilled well,
low taxes and util. Located on ] 10
acre lots in grass, l6ox35o. Only
$500 down. $s7.S5 per mo. Dir: Out
Rte. 7, 3 mi. past Leesburg, burn
right on Rte. ?, 90 mi. to Rte.
2e7, turn right, 20 10 LOvettsville
school, half mi. from there on Rte.
672. j B. BURCH, FL. A-4l53.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12
Suburban

CLUB VIC. Choice
bedrm. spht-level with c airport,
very modern de luxe kitchen, de
hghtful living rm. and dining rm.,
sliding doors to patio, fin. family
Tm.s lge. lot. FLA or VA terms,
S24,25o.
l. L. LEWIS 949-4330
OVER s2o, 100, 900
IN HOME SALES IN 1858