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j Social and Personal
ST PAUL ☆
Attending OES Meeting: Mrs Mabie Harris, 445 N. Kent
St., left Thursday, August 16, for Washington, D. C. to attend
the International Grand Chapter of the OES, PIIA. Mrs. Har
ns is International grand marshall in the West. She will stop
off in Columbus, 0., on her return to visit Mr. Harris’ sisters
Mrs. Grace Banister and Mrs. Ruth Brown.
Chicago Visitor: Mrs. Frank
Scott Favors of Chicago, 111., dis
trict missionary and state hospital
chairman for the Churches of God
in Christ, left for her home on
Tuesday. August 14, after spend
ing nine days in the city visiting
Mr. and Mrs. John Ainsworth of
233 Fuller Av. While In the city
she attended the state convoca
tion of Churches of God in Christ
held in Minneapolis August 6 to
11th.
Indianapolis Visitors: Dr. and
Mrs. Alex Abrams. 849 W. Central
Av., had as their house guests for
a few days. Dr. Abrams cousins.
Rev. William Abrams and Mrs
Anne Jackson of Indianapolis.
Ind. They arrived Saturday and
left for their homes on Wednesday.
August 15.
Entertained: Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Jones, 700 W. Central Av. en
tertained at their home on August
11 in honor of several out of town
guests, who were John Brown and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Glass of St.
Joseph, Mo, Mrs. Mary Hyde.
Des Moines. la.. Mrs. Mamie Con
way. Springfield, 0., and Mrs,
Albert F. Harris of Memphis,
Tenn. As the evening progressed,
guests enjoyed cards, socialising
and lunch. Other guests enjoying
their hospitality Included the
Messrs, and Mmes. William White.
J. R. Jones. Raleigh Humburd,
James Kirk Jr., Frank Schine.
Junius Powell. Alfred Williams
Byron Brown, Ellsworth Harris,
and Mrs. Carl Brown.
Hospitalised: Send get-w ell
wishes to William G. (The Goof)
Hogan in Ancker hospital. Mr.
Hogan has been hospitalized since
August 10. His sister, Mrs. Jessie
Bethel of Jackson, Tenn., arrived
Wanted Photographs
of
Babies up to three years of
age to enter Pet Milk's Baby
of the Month contest. Winning
baby will receive $lO award
for his or her family.
Call FK. 5-3695 FE 6-7071
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CALL NOWI
in the city August 11, and is ths
house guest of Mrs Geraldine
Richardson. 563 Carroll Av.
Matinee Bridge Club: Mrs. C. A.
Anderson. 802 Dayton Av., was
hostess to the Matinee Bridge
Club on Tuesday afternoon. Aug
ust 14. Following lunch, bridge
was enjoyed and prizes won by
Mrs. Earl Brent, flret; Mrs. Alon
zo Cotton, second and Mrs. An
derson. third. Mrs. H. 3. Brown
and Mrs. James Allen were prox*
ies for Mrs. Hammond Turner and
Mrs. Charles Graham. The next
meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Earl Brent, 4429 Fourth Av.
S. Minneapolis on August 28.
Memphis Guests: Mrs. Freda E.
Harris, 695 Carroll Av.. has as
her house guests, her daughter-in
law and granddaughter. Mrs. Al
bert F. Harris and daughter De
borah of Memphis. Tenn. In hon
or of the visitors. Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Bibbs, 934 Carroll Av., were
hosts at dinner. Other guests were
Mrs. Freda Harris and Mrs Addie
Jackson.
MRS. ESSIE ARNOLD
WEDS JOHN FANANDO
SATURDAY, AUGUST II
Mrs. Essie Arnold. 3721 Third
Av. 8., became the bride of Mr.
John Fanando of Forest Lake.
Minn, in a simple home ceremony
at 7 p. m. Saturday, August 11.
Rev H. W Botts performed the
ceremony at his home in the pre
sence of a few close friends and
relatives.
The bride was given in marriage
by L. A. Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs
Theodore Vaughn were the
couple's only attendants.
Present at the wedding were
the Mmes. Essie Wyatt, aunt of
the bride. E. G. Harris. L. Perkins.
E E Perkins. Edith Moulden, H
W. Botts and Norma Fanando,
granddaughter of the groom.
Following the ceremony, a re
ception was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Vaughn. 3720 Fourth
Av. 8. Hostesses assisting at the
reception included the Mmes. Es
sie Wyatt, Leota Perkins. Sarah
Vaughn and Lucy Harris.
The newlyweds received many
lovely gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Fanando are at
home in Forest Lake, Minn.
EXCITED
a beet yawr new taviafs accewaf,
earning terran* dividend* e<
3% a*
BEN FRANKLIN
FEDERAL
The Oreafesf Name In Savings
348 ROBERT
CAPITOL
MEAT CO.
515 Wabasha Stree
"Better Meats For Less"
Meats Priced to Fit the
Average Purse
CREDIT IS A NICE
CONVENIENCE
USE IT
IT PAYS TO PAY
PROMPTLY
REDIT BUREAU OF
ST. PAUL, INC.
360 Endicott Building
THREE HOSTESSES at the annual Fuller Products Company
convention at Chicago’s famous Palmer House, July 25-27 were (left
to right) Mrs, Jessie F. Spraggins. Mrs. Mary F. Smith and Miss
June L. Baum. The trio was In charge of arrangements and entertain
ment committees. More than 1.000 dealers, managers and distributors
of Fuller Products attended the three day session.— (ANP)
Pet Milk Company
To Honor Local
Baby Of Month
An exciting new campaign to
honor happy, healthy babies right
in this community gets underway
next week with the Pet Milk
Company's announcement of the
first “Pet Milk Twin City Baby of
the Month.”
A photograph of the baby will
appear in the next Issue of this
newspaper. A Special Award
Certificate —engraved with the
baby’s name, and a gift of $lO In
groceries will be presented to the
baby's parents by Pet Milk Com
pany.
During each succeeding month,
another local baby will be select
ed as the “Pet Milk Twin City
Baby of the Month” and will re
ceive the same awards
The makers of Pet Evaporated
Milk originated the new “Baby
of the Month” series in order to
pay tribute to as many babies as
possible. A company spokesman
put It this way:
“Since there are more babies
raised on Pet Milk than on any
other brand, we feel we can best
represent all these wonderful
babies by honoring a different one
every month of the year."
Any Pet Milkjiaby who is no
older than three years and whose
parents live In this area Is eligible
to be named the “Baby of the
Month.” More details will be given
in this paper one week from today
when the first "Pet Milk Baby of
the Month” will be featured
FOOT MISSES STEP
PULLMAN PORTER
KILLED BY TRAIN
Chicago - (ANP)— A Pullman
porter slipped last week as he
tried to Jump on the train at a
siding in the New York Central
railroad yard here and died in
Provident hospital from injuries
sustained from the moving train.
The porter. Loren Jackson, 63.
lived at 5745 Indiana Ave., Chi
cago.
FLUORESCENT
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See your appliance dealer or Northern State* Power Company
CASTLEMAN-BROWN
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED
Mrs. Lurena Washington. 512
E 25th Bt.. announces the mar
riage of her daughter. Darlynn
Louise Castleman, and Mr. Leon
ard Brown of this city on August
3 1956.
The wedding was solemnized by
the Rev. John H. Young at Bethes
da Baptist church at 8 p. m. Mem
bers of both families and a few
friends were In attendance.
The bride wore a white linen
tailored suit trimmed with tiny
pleated stripe of linen, a white lace
hat with Illusion veil accentuat
ed with light blue accessories. Her
corsage was of bride's rosea edged
with baby’s breath.
Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Walker
Jr., were the bride and groom's
only attendants.
Immediately following the cere
mony. a reception was held at the
home of the bride's mother.
Out-of-Town guest was Mrs
Ollie Duncan, grandmother of the
bride, from Council Bluffs. la.
The newlyweds are at home at
2202 18th Av. 8.
VISITORS FROM NASHVILLE
ARE ROYALLY ENTERTAINED
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Bryant,
daughters. Yolanda and Yvonne,
twins. Audre and son. Coleridge
of Nashville, Tenn., have returned
home after spending several days
In the city as guests of Mr. and
Mrs M F Robinson. 2588 Hazel
wood Av.
Mr Bryant attended a sales
meeting of the Josten Mfg, Com
pany In Rochester. Minn He is a
salesman for the company
The visitors were the recipients
of many social courtesies, includ
ing dinner guests of Mr and Mrs
Byron Brown. Mr> ( Willie V.
Smith and J. N. Smith; Mr and
Mrs. L Howard Bennett and Rev.
and Mrs C. T. Parker of Minne
apolis.
House Guest: Mrs. T. E Bow
man of Canton. Miss. Is visiting
in the city and dividing her time
between Mr and Mrs. E L. Boyd.
3533 Fourth Av. 8 in Minneapolis
and Mr. and Mrs. John L. Banks
Jr., of 705 Iglehart Av., in St
Paul. Mrs Bowman arrived Tues
day, August 14.
Debs & Dates
By “JONNI"
Hi there fabulous debs and
dates, well what’s been shaking
In the ’Twins” lately 7 One thing
for sure, there are a lot of dances
popping up. to keep things alive.
Three cheers for D. P Black.
Alice Todd gave a party Thurs
day night, at her home.
Little Walter played at Labor
Temple Friday night, even though
he had no horn section, he was
still pretty "groovey,” as the
squares would put It. You know. I
have never seen so many people
at one dance that I have never
seen before, where did they all
come from, or did that "down
honie” music of Little Walter's
bring them out of hiding!
Marilyn Pratt gave a party at
her grandma's home Friday night,
most of those who didn't make the
dance surely attended the party.
The fabulous Robert Few is
back in town. His hitch with
Uncle Sam Is over, so he played
the "good little boy" and made It
back to the ’Twins."
Ml Uy Reasby and Donald Pat
terson are going to take those
faithful vows soon.
Warne Banks is back on the
acene for a few weeks. It's nice to
see all these old dates back In the
spotlight once more.
Gwen Hollivay gave a party
Saturday night at her house I
hear It was pretty nice.
Ray Charles is going to "play a
storm” down at Labor Temple.
Tuesday. This Is one dance that
everyone intends to make on due
time.
Wheatley should be opening up
soon for the season, I hope this
season of dances and games la
better attended than they were
last year, because last year was a
drag, no one had any spirit.
Well, fabulous friends. I’ll have
to close the notes here, so I'll play
safe and creep off the scene wait
ing for you to come around with
more happenings Signing off!
Granger Elected
Vice President Of
Social Conference
Lester B Granger, executive
director of the National Urban
League. was elected vice preaident
of the International Conference of
Social Work, it was reported today
from Munich, Germany, where he
la attending the Eighth Biennial
meeting of the Conference (Aug.
5-10). Thia la the highest poet held
by a U. S. cltlsen.
Mr. Granger has been promin
ent In the field of social work for
more than 30 years. He has been
the chairman of the United States
Committee of the ICBW since 1062
and led the 700 man delegation to
Munich representing every area of
American life and every field of
social work interest.
The delegation includes official
ly designated representatives of
the United States Department of
Health. Education and Welfare.
Mr. Granger has been president
of the National Conference of So
cial Welfare and vice president of
the National Association of Social
Workers In 1952 he headed this
country's delegation to the In
ternational Conference in India
and again In Toronto in 1954. In
India he spent some time at the
request of the then U. 8. Ambas
sador Chester Bowles, working
with welfare leaders of India and
studying that country's social and
economic conditions
From his Alma Mater, Dart
mouth College, Columbia Univer
sity and other universities and col
leges. he has received horory doc
torates of Law and Humane let
ters.
He Is a trustee of the New York
School of Social Work and of
Hampton Institute.
The first International Confer
ence of Social Work was held In
1928 in Paris. Since World War
II meetings have been held bien
nially. The Ninth Conference is
scheduled to be held In Tokyo in
1958 National committees are now
functioning In 30 countries. The
International Conference enjoys
consulatlve status with a number
of United Nations specialized a
gencies.
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Family Visitors: Mr. and Mrs.
Clifton C. Green. 4001 38th Av
8.. had as their house guests last
week. Mr. Green's brother and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Nordue :
Green and sons Rodney and Jim
mie of Denver. Colo., and their j
niece. Miss Anna Estelle Bell of
Cheyenne. Wyv. Mias Bell is tak
ing an art course from the Minne
apolis Art Instruction, Inc. The
group will visit another brother
in Chicago and a sister in De
troit before returning home.
Family Guests: Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Conners, 3039 Fifth Av. S.,
had as their guests for a few days
visit, Mrs Conner's sister and
brother-in-law and their family,
Mr. and Mra. W. C. Perry of Bris
tow, Okla Mrs. Perry, the former
Clarice Lucas is also a slater of
Harry Lucas, 3940 Third Av. 8.
Nieces and nephews in the party
Included Wiley C. Perry, Jr, of
Oakland. Calif., and nieces and
nephews In the party included
Wiley C. Perry, 3940 Third Av. 8,
Wiley C. Perry Jr.. of Oakland
Calif., and nieces Mia Margaret
Nelson and daughter Marilyn of
Berkeley, Mra. Florence Pennick,
son Billie and daughter Carolyn of
Bakersfield. Calif., and Mrs Syl
via Conson and daughter Linda of
Perris. Calif. The left Saturday.
August 11 for their respective
homes
Attending O.E.N. Meeting: Mrs
Don LaFaucette, 3536 Clinton Av.
left Thursday. August 15. for
Washington, D. C., to attend the
International Grand Past Matrons
Council Order of the Eastern Star.
Prince Hall Affiliation.
Off Tn Washington: Mr. end
Mm Frank Conners left Wednes
day August 15 for Washington,
D. C. to visit relatives and Mr
Conners will attend the Shrine
convention. From Washington,
they will go to New York to visit
friends
Family Visitors: Mrs' Martha
Varnado and granddaughter. Mias
Alva Dean Varnado of Jackson.
Miss . arrived in the city Monday.
August 13. for a viait with Mr.
and Mra Eddie Varnado and fam
ily of 724 Fremont Av N. Mra.
Martha Varnado la the mother and
Mias Varnado is a niece of Eddie
Varnado. They will visit for one
week
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Friday, August IT. 1964. BL Paul RECORDER. Page 5
;! Social and Personal
☆ MINNEAPOLIS ☆
Hospitalised: Mrs William Ewing, 3020 20th Av. 8, is a
patient in Fairview hospital and her condition is reported fair.
Dinner Guests: Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Withers, 4206
Second Av. S., had as their dinner guests on Sunday, August
12, Major and Mrs Homer L. Starks and their house guests,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Kenneth Meyers and children of Omaha, Neb.
Mr. Meyers is a brothsr of Mrs '
Visitlag Mather: Mra Nathanlsl
Walker Sr.. 3645 Fifth Av. 8.. and
her little granddaughter. Karla
West berry left Monday. August
13. for Detroit, Mich, to visit Mrs.
Walker's mother. Mra. Mattis
Conerly. They will also viait Mr.
Walkers brother and wife, Mr. and
Mra.JWniiam C. Walker in Muako
gen Heights, Mich.
lYileago Guests: Mrs. Edna Hall
and Mrs. Corin* Kennedy of Chi
cago. 111., spent a week In the city
vtaitlng Mr. and Mrs. John Young
Jr. or 4046 Third Av. S Mrs Hall
la an employes of the Defender
Newspaper Co., in Chicago where
ahe has been employed for M
years and has received her 26 year
pin for aervtce. The vtaitors were
greatly Impressed with the city on
their first viait and hqpe to re
turn for a repeat viait.
Brother Is Guest: John J. Jones
of Jersey City. N. J., la vtaitlng
his brother and stater-in-law, Mr,
and Mra. Ralph Jones of 3960
Third Av. 8.
blnner "Guestsi Mr. and Mra.
Edward Carr. Isanti. Minn . were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mra.
Charles Murray of Princeton,
Minn, on Wednesday, August 8.
Mr Jeeae Brooks of Anoka, waa
also guest of the Murrays.
I ndergoe* Eye Surgery: Mr.
Ellis Houston, proprietor of Par-
"Pet Milk Twin City Baby of Hie Month"
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Daughter of Mr. and Mm. Douglas Potter
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Another winner of the o&cial “Pet Milk Baby of the Month" CertiA
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their favorite grocer.
More of America's happy, healthy babies are robed
on Pet Evaporated Milk than on any other brand
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Look for the "Pet Milk Baby of the Month"
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underwent eye surgery Tuesday
August 14. at St. Barnabas hos
pital. His son and daughter-in-law
Mr and Mrs Raymond Houston.
Chicago, come to the city to be
with their father Mrs Houston, a
licensed practical nurse in Chi
cago. Is tn attendance with him.
Mr Houston resides at 3540 Snel
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