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Social and Personal ]
☆ ST. PAUL ☆ )
Chicagoans Here: Mr. and
fus Gay of Chicago, are the ho:
liam Black, 792 W. Centra! An
To Ohio: Mrs. Nora McCra
Thursday, July 10 for a three
visit her daughter and son-in-1
in their home in Dayton, Ohio.
Vacation Spent In Canada: Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin B. Salter and
children, Edwin Jr., and Lynne,
left July 13 for Winnipeg, Mani
toba. Canada to visit Mrs. Salter's
aunt, Mrs. Louise Pitts and other
relatives.
With Friends In Topeka: Mrs.
Grace Ross, 869 W. Central Ave.,
left Saturday, July 12 for Topeka.
Kansas to be with Mr. and Mrs.
Ered Perkins. Mr. Perkins is quite
ill.
To Visit In L.A.: Mr. and Mrs.
James Griffin, 587 Rondo Ave.,
and their three children. Vianne,
Lnda, and Helen, will leave Mon
day morning. July 21 for Los
Angeles, to be the guests of Mr.
Griffin’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Emerson Harris. They will also
visit Mrs. Griffin's four sisters
and one brother. The Griffins will
motor and be gone about three
weeks.
Heaven-ticipating: Mrs. Louis
P. Moore. 662 W. Central Ave.,
will leave by plane Sunday morn
ing for the nation’s capital to be
the house guest of her daughter
jib,
fe:;i
HOME OF
FAMOUS QUALITY
APPAREL
for the family
Quality that’s higher
than ever to give you
value that saves. The
largest and finest se
lections of men’s,
women’s, boys’ and
girls’ clothing in the
Northwest
For guaranteed satisfaction
shop at Rothschild’s
MAURICE L
ROTHSCHILD & CO
Robert at 7th
*d to
have
lands
Stock
LIGHTERS REPAIRED
Any Make Pocket er Table
Ifw Tl your lighter
vork * new
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■■■■■■ Mall Order* Filled MMBi
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JEWELERS
QUALITY WITH A CREDIT SEBVtCE
11 EAST SEVENTH STREET
SHOP & SAVE
STAN'S FOOD MARKET
Groceries, Fresh Fruits * Vegetables, Meats and Dairy Products
REPAIRING and REMODELING
Low Summer Rates
DOROSHOW FURS
50 E. sth St. CE. 7211
SONNY TIL says, "I’m not
rich and I'm far from hand
some. But everywhere I go
M women go for me." How
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Jk so wild about the crooning
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Friday, July 18, 1952. St. Paul RECORDER. Page 7
Mrs. Melvin Grey and Mr. Ru
ns? guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
■ken, 552 Albemarle St., left
week s vacation trip. She will
w, ilr. an.l Mrs James McUee
and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Thurlow Evans Tibbs. 1910 Ver
mont Ave., N. W. The Tibbs are
joyfully looking forward to a
blessed event soon. Mrs. Moore
will also spend some time in the
capital with her son and daugh
ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
E. Moore, 2359 Ontario Road.
They, too, are expecting an addi
tion to their family soon. The
Tibbs will celebrate their second
wedding anniversary on Tuesday,
July 22.
Visiting In The East: Mrs.
Helen Guilmant and children.
Judith Mitchell and Jonathan
Guilmant. 524 Carroll Ave., left
Friday. July 11 for a three week
vacation trip that will be spent
visiting and being the house
guest of Mrs. Guilmant’s sister
and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Holley. Judith Mitchell
will visit her grandmother. Mrs.
Florence Mitchell and her father,
Mr. Howard T. Mitchell in Buf
falo. Mrs. Guilmant and daughter
and son will visit in Cleveland
with Mrs. Guilmant’s niece, Mrs.
Patricia Killian and other rela
tives.
Left For Home: Dr. and Mrs.
Ira B. Scott left for their home in
Cleveland after spending a pleas
ant visit with Mrs. Scott's mother
Mrs. Mattie Goins. 1765 E. County
Road D. Mrs. Goins will spend the
winter with her daughter and
family in Cleveland.
WHITE FRONT
FOOD MARKET
STOP. SHOP A SA VIC
Fresh Fish Dally, Quality Meats A
Groceries
WE DELIVER
550 St. Anthony EL. 13NN
111 111
HI for the | II
\\ hen in Srnttir Stop nt lllnhop'a
I’hnrniHf), one II lock from
Drpot
Bishop Pharmacy
507 Jackson St. SE. 2866
Seattle, Washington
"STORE OF HAPPINESS"
440 University Ave. at Arundel
RUMMAGE SALE EVERY DAY
The Family Service Store
627 University Ave. Near Dale
Come and Bring Your friends
CAW 4JC, *' ■ t
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... flavor, aroma, nutrit
Flavor-sweet Bermuda onions,
baked to juicy perfection with lus
cious corn chip stuffing! It’s a bud
get wise dish that combines all the
elements that spell mealtime en
joyment.
Here is a trio of onion dishes,
each using corn chips to accent the
flavor of the other ingredients with
the unmatched goodness of toasted
corn.
“FRITOS” ONIONS
6 large onions
H cup crushed “Fritos” corn
chips (measured after crush
ing)
1 tsp. chopped parsley
2 tsp. melted butter or mar
garine
H cup hot water
’•i cup ground (left-over) meat
Directions:
Peel onions, slice off tops, and re
move centers. Boil gently for 10
minutes, drain. Mix corn chips,
ground meat, and seasonings. Fill
onions with mixture, place in bak
ing dish with hot water and butter
or margarine. Bake at 350 degrees
basting occasionally. When nearly
done sprinkle with crushed corn
chips and brown.
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Stuff franki with a tasty dressing and note the reception they get. Three
cups enriched yeast-raised bread crumbs make enough dressing to stuff
a pound of franks or Bto 10 large ones. Bako the dressed-up franks
about 10 minutes in a hot oven and serve immediately with a hot mustard
or tomato sauce.
STUFFED FRANKFURTERS Melt margarine or butter in a fry-
1 lb. frankfurters ing pan. Add onion, celery, parsley,
>4 cup margarine or butter and basil and cook until onion and
14 cup minced onion celery are tender. Stir in bread
2 tablespoons minced celery crumbs until all margarine or but-
2 teaspoons chopped parsley ter « soaked up. Season to taste
la teaspoon dried basil with salt and pepper. If desired,
(optional) moisten with a little hot water.
3 cups soft enriched yeast raised With fingers stuff crumbs into
bread crumbs. split franks. Add a little water to
Salt and Pepper. baking dish to keep franks from
burning. Bake at 400“ F. (moder-
Split franks down the middle ately b oven) 10 minutes. Serve
but do not cut all the way through. with ho. mustard or tomato sauce.
Arrange .a greased baking dish. Makes 4 servings.
DYWYK’a To Picnic: The Returned From Tulsa. Okla
IYVVYK club met with Mrs. Mr . Edward Boyd, 3533 Fourtl
Ipencer Shivers. 3921 Fourth , „ . . „. . , ,
f Ave. So returned Friday, Jul’
ive. So., on Thursday, July 10.
11 from Tulsa. Okla , where he at
tended the Elks Mid-west
For That Extra Special ciation convention. Mr. Boyd i.<
Personal Touch - Remember the Elks Grand Organizer. H
To Give Flowers. We was accompanied by Messrs
Arrange ami Deliver. Call Charles Smith, 531 Lyndale Av.
■Mai Hardin at . . . I No., retiring exalted Ruler o
Central Flower Shop ' A ’" es 106 ‘ nd
443 St. Peter St. GA. 4088 6,6 AvP S< ’ 8 m<
I b< r of Ames Lodge.
BERDES HH)D CENTER
“BETTER MEATS AT LOWER PRICES'
FRESH MEATS. POULTRY, FISH and DAIRY PRODUCTS
Fruita. Grocoviaa a>d Vagatablw
Ml WABASHA CE. SSS 7
CEDAR O®J
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
The Gilbert Specialty Sales
521 SELBY AVE.
Wishes to Announce that Robert (Bob) A
Anderson has joined its sales staff and
cordially invites his many friends
and the general public to see or call him
when desiring the folowing services:
HOME IMPROVEMENT &
MODERNIZATION
ELECTRIC, GAS APPLIANCES
RE-SIDING - ROOFING - HOME REPAIRS
All Work & Materials Fully Guaranteed
BUDGET TERMS AVAILABLE F.H.A.
STUFFED ONIONS
ion, economy in one dish!
ELITE ONIONS
Serves 6
1 cup lightly crushed "Fritos”
corn chips (measured after
crushing)
2 Bermuda onions, sliced
1 can condensed cream of mush
room soup
% tsp. salt
Directions:
Place one-half of com chips in a
casserole. Lay sliced onions on corn
chips and sprinkle with salt. Add
undiluted cream of mushroom soup.
Top with remaining corn chips.
Bake at 350 degrees for 80 minutes.
ONION CASSEROLE
6 onions (medium)
\ cup white sauce
*» cup "Fritos” corn chips
White Sauce
m tbsp, butter or margarine
l*s tbsp, flour
Mi tsp. salt
% cup milk
Directions:
Boil whole onions until tender.
Drain, place in greased casserole.
Cover with white sauce. Top with
corn chips. Bake at 350 degrees 20
minutes.
DRESS DP FRANKFURTERS
Wedding Anniversaries
July 22 Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Douglas. 688 St. Anthony Ave.,
two years.
July 23—Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Wright. 626 St. Anthony Ave.
July 24 -Mr. and Mrs. Emer
ett Jones, 1021 Rondo Ave.
July 25 Mr. and Mrs. James
Oliver. 913 Iglehart Ave.
July 26 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Henderson, 450 St. Anthony Ave.,
16 years.
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST PAUL BIRTHDAYS
July 20 Mrs. Agnes Wilson,
556 St. Anthony Ave.; Mrs. Fred
erick Suthern. 595 Iglehart Ave.;
Reginald Combs. 777 Iglehart
Ave ; Luther Johnson, 315 No.
Grotto, Cecil E. McCoy, 288 No.
Avon.
July 21—Donald Smith. 647 W
Central Ave.; James C. Martin.
889 Carroll Ave.; Maceo Moody.
Sr.. 727 Rondo Ave.
July 22—Arthur J. Hill. 838
Carroll Ave.; Louise Brown, 287
No. St. Albans; Ralph Ward. 970
W Central Ave.; Mrs. W'illiam
Cartwright. 706 Iglehart Ave.;
Mr Edgar W’illiam Owens. 235
Rondo Ave.; Mrs. Thelma Thom
as. 541 W. Central Ave., Dale
Evans Gooden, 1004 Carroll Ave.;
Mrs. Clarence Lewis, 243 St. An
thony. Mr. Clarence Davis. 667*4
Rondo Ave.
July 23—Faustina Robinson.
969 Iglehart Ave.; Mrs. Courtney
Hilvard. 792 St. Anthonv Ave.;
Mrs Lucille W’illiams, 362*4 No.
Dale St.
July 24—Rev. Floyd Massey
719 St. Anthonv Ave.; Woodford
Mills. 916 St. Anthony Ave.; B. F.
Henderson. 906 St. Anthony Ave.;
Mrs. George Hoage. 590 Charles
St ; Mrs. Burt McPheeters, 831
Carroll Ave.; Alfred White. Jr..
994 Carroll Ave.; Mrs. Pearl
Douglas, 426 Carroll Ave.; Mrs.
Clemmie Perry. 378 Gaultier.
July 25- William James, 826
Rondo Ave.; Eugene Preston Hill
838 Carroll Ave.; Jydia Jean Ten
del. 599 St. Anthony Ave.; Mary
'•Taffy" Brown. 871 St. Anthony
Ave.; Mrs. Stephen Maxwell. 890
St Anthony Ave.
July 26 Mary Cook. St. Paul;
Mr L. R. Seaton, 1520 Cumber
land; Ivan Duane Perfect. 817 W.
Central Ave.; Mrs. Theodore Rus
sell, 633 Iglehart Ave.; Leantha
Carter Zeno, 289 Rondo Ave.;
Myrtis Rosenbloom, 248*4 Rondo
Ave.; Mrs. Mildred G. Jones, 654
W’. Central Ave.
Out-of Town Birthdays—
July 21 Mrs. G. C. Hamlet
Cleveland.
July 23 Danny Ronald Holley
Buffalo, New York.
July 26 Virginia Thomas. To'
peka, Kansas.
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
July 18 DeVelma Newman.
4053 Third Ave. So.
July 19 Mrs. Adele Howell,
2207 Elliat Ave.; Doy Dean, 1001
Bryant Ave. No.
July 20 Mrs Leola Carey, 3704
Fifth Ave. So.; Mrs. Thelma Gray,
420 E. 37th St.; Mrs. Earline Don
aldson. 3935 Fourth Ave. So.;
Mrs. Mary Collins, 3820 Fourth
Ave. So.; Louis Sundern. 2424
25th Ave. So.
July 21 Betty Ann Anderson.
3744 Fifth Ave. So.; Elmer Brid
ges, 535 James Ave. No. Janies T.
I Crockett. 626 Girard Ave. No.;
Floyd Poole Jr., 3032 Fourth Ave.
So.
Julv 22 Adrienne Ratliff, 2407
Fourth Ave. So.
July 23 E. L. Escue. 3552
I Fifth Ave. So.; Mrs. Beulah
Green, 1029*4 Olson Highway;
I Frances Lawler. 2725 30th Ave.
| So.; Ray Walls. 3745 Fourth Ave.
| July 24 Cecil Adair. 5122
| James Ave. No.; Ruth Brown.
I 3437 Snelling Ave. So.; Mrs.
! Patricia Davidson, 3715 Fourth
! Ave. So ; Russell S. Underwood,
i 3833 Third Ave. So.; Meredyth
i Wallace, 3632 Snelling Ave. So.
' July 25 Cecil E. Newman.
■ 1053 Third Ave ; Walter Beasley,
i 3818 Clinton Ave So.; Earnestine
! I'. Young, 1003 Emerson Ave. No.;
Arvada McCoy. 1203 Humboldt
; Ave. No.; J. H Clack, 1052
I Fourth Ave. So.
• • •
Out-of-Town Birthdays—
July 21 Jack Floyd, Kansas
I City. Mo.
July 23 Dorothy Waters Wil
i son, Mexico City. Mexico.
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ST PAUL
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WHIRL IN THE BEST CIRCLES
■ in this crisp waffle-pique cotton
halter drees. The whirling full
skirt Is quilted to make a pretty
| spin, and the prints are gay and
I garden fresh. Sold In homes by
representatives of Fashion
Frocks, Cincinnati. (ANP)
Pleasant Visit: Miss Ora Mae
Johnson of Brooklyn, left Satur
day. July 12 for her home after
spending a very happy vacation
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
John Johnson. 858 St. Anthony
Ave.
Lalssez-nous faire (Tub Met:
Mrs. Harry S. Brown, 707 Igle
hart Ave., entertained the Lals
sez-nous-faire club on Saturday,
July 12. Following a delicious
luncheon, bridge was played. The
first club prize was won by Mrs.
O. L Alexander, second by Mrs.
LaFayette Fields and third by
Mrs. Burie Carmichael. The booby
prize was won by Mrs. Ollye A.
Gunn. The next club meeting will
be on Sat. July 26 at the home of
Mrs. Burie Carmichael, 3744 Fifth
Ave. So., Minneapolis.
Toutes Bonnes Amies Join
DY’s: The members of the DYW-
Yk club and the Toutes Bonnes
Amies club will have their first
joint picnic at Como park on Sun
day. July 20.
Dinner For Scotts: Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney E. Williams, 857 St.
Anthony Ave., Mrs. Williams sis
ter, Mrs. Minnie Raymond, 654
Rondo Ave., and Mrs. Ida Mae
Murphy. 1354 Thomas Ave., gave
a dinner in honor of Dr. and Mrs.
Ira B. Scott of Cleveland. Covers
were laid for 12. Flowers that
were from the Williams garden
were throughout the house. A
beautiful centerpiece was of roses
from their garden. Enjoying the
dinner were Dr. and Mrs. Scott,
Mrs. Mattie Goins, Mrs. N. Walter
Goins Sr., N. Walter Goins Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor. Mrs.
Hermione Hickman and Mr. Mar
ion Bolling.
Spent Week End At latke: Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest G. Charleston,
1187 Sherburne Ave., returned
Monday, July 14, from their Lake
Adne summer home.
Surprise! Mr. Cleveland Ray,
883 Iglehart Ave., surprised his
wife on her birthday with a party
that was enjoyed by those pre
sent. Among the guests were
Minis. W. Williams. Maynie Hop
kins. Earnest Charleston, Irene
Jackman, Precilia Jackson, Mil
dred Williams. Charles Bradley,
Sr., Charles Bradley Jr., Tal
madge Carey, Charles Wiley.
James Hughes. Mark Tatum,
Junius Powell, William Tatum.
Martin Weddington, John Scott.
Kenneth Stokes, Margurite Car
ter. Gladys Clemons. Bea Clem
ons. Gladys Kilgore. Kenneth
Wallace, and Mrs. Sterling Duke.
In keeping the party a secret,
Mr. Ray was assisted by his
sister. Mrs. Talmadge Carey
Pembertons In Iowa: Mr and
Mrs Louneer Pemberton and chil
dren. Carolyn and Gayle of Chi
cago are in Sioux City, lowa vis
iting Mr. Pembertons parents
Mr. Pemberton will return to
their home in Chicago Mrs Pem
berton and girls will leave Sioux
City for Ixis Angeles to spend
several weeks with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Wiging
ton. The Pembertons and Wiging
tons are former St. Paulites.
Luncheon For Mrs. Cheeks:
Saturday, July 12, Mrs. Earl
Brent, 735 Carroll Ave., enter
tained at a prettily appointed
luncheon in honor of Mrs. C E
Cheeks of Erie. Pennsylvania,
house guest of Mrs. O. C Hall.
727 St. Anthony Ave. Those pre
sent were Mmes. C. E. Cheeks. O.
C. Hall. Wilbur Williams, Harold
Howland, O. C. Drizzle, William
A. Hanna and Maurice Ormand.
The guests played hearts and
Mrs Howland won the prize.
A gmst gift was given Mrs.
Cheeks.
DU PONT'S PAINTS I
Fine Wall Paper
CLARK'S, INC.
472 Robert St. GA. 1397
Open Mondays to 8 p. m.; Sat.
To 1:00 p. m
Others Days to 5:30 p. m.
; Social and Personal
) ☆ MINNEAPOLIS ☆
Holiday Week End In Chicago: Mr. and \Mrs. Maurice
Howell. 2706 E. 32nd St., spent, the Fourth of July holiday
week end in Chicago as the guests of Mrs. Howell’s uncle and
aunt.
The Stovalls To Ohio: Mrs. W. E. Stovall, her daughter,
Dorothy Ann, mid her mother, Mrs. Emma Grimes, 3815 Fifth
Ave. So., left Friday, July 10, for
a visit with relatives and friends
in Columbus. Ohio.
Captain Vinita: Captain Nathan
Johnson of St. Louis, Mo., was the
week end Fourth of July guest of
Mrs. Phillip Ware, 3629 Clinton
Ave. As student at the University
of Minnesota, he made his home
with Mrs. Ware. He was in the
Army reserves and was called in
to service during the present con
flict. He is stationed at Camp
McCoy in Wisconsin.
Guest a of Parents: Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Bowman Jr., 2816 El
liat Ave., were in Chicago for the
holiday week end. the house
guests of Mrs. Bowman’s par
ents.
Honeymooners In Omaha: Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Wells are on their
honeymoon in Omaha. Nebr. Mrs.
Wells is the former Renee Audrey
Jackson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Jackson, 910 Bryant
Ave. No.
Visiting In Illinois: Mrs. Wal
ter Quinn, 3645 Fourth Ave. So.,
left Thursday, July 9. for a visit
in Champaign, 111.
Returned From Visit With
Mother: Mr. Palmer S. Jackson,
3708 Fourth Ave. So., and his
seven year old cousin, Joey Chine
worth of Chicago, returned home
Saturday, July 12. from Omaha.
Neb., where they spent a few days
with Mr. Jackson’s mother, Mrs.
Nan Whitehall.
Miss Moten Receives Cour
tesies: While in this area filling
concert engagements, Etta Moten,
the singer, who inp rlvate life is
Mrs. Claude Barnett, received a
number of social courtesies. In
cluded was a dinner party by Mr.
and Mrs. James Lombard and a
late buffet dinner by Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Newman. Miss Moten
sang July 10 at Northrup Audi
torium for the University of Min
nesota summer concert series.
On Motor Trip: Mr. and Mrs.
Earle F. Kyle and daughter, Ear
line and son, Earle Jr., left Fri
day, July 11, for New York City
and Baltimore, Chattanooga,
Tenn., and Wichita, Texas. In
Baltimore, they will be joined by
their oldest daughter. Shirley,
who is acting magazine editor of
the Afro-American. From Balti
more, they will go to Chatanooga
and visit with Mr. Kyle’s aunt,
Mrs. Blanche Greer. From there
Nell Russell's column is al way i
exciting, provocative and read
able.
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Offers All Line* of Beauty
Culture for Milady
Shop: EL. 4005 Rea.: MTJ.1449
Realtha Carter, Mgr.-Operator
Interior & Exterior
PAINTING
Very Rcaaonahle Rates
EMIL KREBS
545 Marshall Ave. St. Paul
Tel. EL. 7981 After 5 p. m.
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they will motor to Wichita, Texas
to see their son, Cpl. Robert C.
Kyle. They will be accompanied
home to Minneapolis by their
daughter, Shirley, who will visit
here for some time.
Given's Tenth Anniversary:
Correction: Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Givens. 423 Colfax Nve. No., cele
brated their tenth wedding anni
versary Thursday. July 10. The
Givens have two children. Archie
Jr., age eight years and Roxanne,
13 months old.
Dinner Guest: Miss Bessie
Jackson of Minneapolis was the
dinner guest of her sister. Mrs.
Conny Landers. 3845 Fourth Ave.
So., on Sunday, July 13.
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About St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000