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GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY OF
ALBERT ALLENS' SR. OBSERVED AT
PRETTY RECEPTION HELD AUGUST 21
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allen. Sr., 3821 Third Av. S., were a
proud and handsome couple Wednesday evening. August 21,
when special recognition was given their Golden Wedding an
niversary by their eight children, who held an open house in
honor of the occasion at the Nacrieman Club, 3949 Fourth Av.
S., Minneapolis.
Hosts and hostesses were their
four daughters, the Mmes. Kath
erine Anderson. Sedalia Clark.
Margaret Adlin and Carmen Da
vis and tour sons. Leroy. Theo
dore, Reginald and Albert Jr.
Mrs. Allen, the former Margaret
King, a native of Missouri, was
married to Mr. Allen, also a na
tive of Missouri, on August 21.
1907, in Hannibal. Mo. They mov
ed ta Minneapolis in 1917. where
they made their home since.
From 8 to 10 p. m. some 200
guests congratulated the cele
brants and wished them many
more years of wedded bliss. A
color scheme of blue, gold and
white was featured throughout.
Streamers of blue and gold crepe
paper cascaded from the ceiling
of the hall and were centered with
a large white wedding bell and
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their friends and relatives. The
white satin covered serving table
with its centerpiece of gladioli in
shades of gold and yellow between
gold candlesticks with lighted
white tapers struck an artistic
note. A three tiered 50th anniver
sary cake added a touch of senti
ment to the setting.
Mrs Allen was a regal picture
in a blue lace two piece gown, ac
cessorized with blue slippers,
rhinestone jewelry and a corsage
of pink sweetheart roses tied with
gold ribbon.
Gifts displayed on a t able were
numerous and lovely. Among them
was a twin set of gold matched
wedding bands, gift from their
children. A host of other friends
and relatives whe were unable to
attend sent lovely and useful gifts.
Others assisting in addition to
the hosts and hostesses were the
daughters-in-law and grand
children. Miss Connie McCoy,
cousin of honorees, attended the
gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen have 16
grandchildren.
Shift Haitian Officials
At United Nations
New York (ANP) Emile
Saint Lot is the new Ambassador
to the United Nations from Haiti
He succeeds Jacques Leger who
also had formerly been Haitian
Ambassador in Washington. Leger
said he would not return to Haiti
for the present and until complete
order had been restored in the
country.
Salnava Zamor, former head of
the House of Deputies in Haiti has
succeeded veteran Ernest Chau
vet as Minister to the UN. Chau
vet, who has been at the U.N. for
a number of years is the owner of
LaNouvelliste. one of the im
portant papers published in Port
au-Prince.
Kansas Citians
Entertained By
Daughter Here
The Qiome of Mrs. Flossie Har
ris, 3637 Clinton Av., was the
scene of a delightful affair on
Saturday evening. August 24,
when she was "at home" to a
group of friends in honor of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Payne Sr., of Kansas City, Mo.
Fresh cut garden flowers were
in profusion throughout the
rooms to enhance the charm of the
party decor.
Guests were greeted at the door
by Mrs. Harold Walker and di
rected to the living room, where
they were introduced to the hon
ored guests by Mrs. Harris. To
many it was renewing old friend
ships.
Mrs. Payne was lovely in an
Busi
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Chiffon Is Tops” In Pies
SMART HOSTESSES will find this Black Cherry Chiffon Pie
"tops" in exciting “no-cook.” “no-fail” summer desserts. The
new Strawberry Chiffon Pie Filling mix and drained dark sweet
cherries combine two luscious flavors and colors —result a deep
pink pie made in minutes and chilled until time to serve. Lemon
Chiffon Pie Filling mix, the other flavor, makes news too in hot
day "special" desserts:
BLACK CHERRY CHIFFON PIE
1 package strawberry chiffon cup sugar
pie filling mix H teaspoon almond extract
Vt cup boiling water 1 cup (17-ounce can) chopped
li, cup cherry juice drained dark sweet cherries
1 baked 9-inch pie shell, cooled
Place mix in a large deep mixing bowl. Add boiling water and
mix thoroughly. Add cherry juice and beat vigorously with rotary
beater or at highest speed of electric mixer until mixture is very
foamy takes about 1 minute. Add sugar and beat until filling
stands in peaks takes Ito 3 minutes. Fold in almond extract
and cherries. Pour into pie shell. Chill until set about 2 hours.
Serve plain or with whipped cream.
afternoon frock of black lace and
chiffon, accentuated with pearl
jewelry and an orchid corsage.
Dainty refreshments were en
joyed from a beautifully appoint
ed table, laid with a white hand
embroidered linen cloth and cen
tered with an artistically arrang
ed bouquet of yellow gladioli in a
crystal bowl.
On the table was a crystal can
delabra holding six white tapers,
a crystal punch bowl at one end
and trays of sandwiches, cookies
candy and nuts.
During the hours of seven to
nine o'clock, some 25 friends came
LOVELY ( HORINE WITH ROYAL AMERICAN SHOWN
Plume* and hruddre** galore, a aequenre of feather*. milk* and rhino*
atone* in virtually rtrry color of the rainbow blend dimtinrthely with
the beauty of Sally Morjpu), one of the 20 lovliea In THE (.KEEN
DOOR on the midway avenue* of the Royal American Show* thia
year. Show owner, Carl J. Sedlmayr, haa *pared nothing in the way
of talent or expense to bring to fair goer* in the Vnited State* and
( anad the moat *< intillating production ever staged under ran*a*.
ELLA’S "HUBBY JAILED—Thor Einar Laraen. (left) 28-year
old Norwegian reportedly married to anger EBa Fitzgerald, to
shown arriving at Gothenburg Court (Sweden) where he was
sentenced Io bve months at hard labor and banned from Sweden
until Jan. 1. 1963 Larsen was arrested in connection with a
Damage swindle dating back Io 1951 It was alleged that Lar
sen. shown here with his attorney, stole money from a Lance.
(Jtiewsprees Photo).
in to meet the couple which wn
more delightful because it brough
together a group of friends of botl
the honorees and the hostess.
Assisting the hostess were th<
Mmes. Harold Walker. Allie Wil
son. the Misses Gertrude Wood
ruff. Kay Wexler and the hostess
young daughter. Leslie.
Mr Payne left for his home oi
Monday. Mrs. Payne will visi
with her daughter and sons for i
week longer.
Radon, although it is a gas, li
four times as heavy as iron.
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS.
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
Aug. 31 Marceline Lewts. 603
Aldrich Av N ; Charles Cooper,
3644 Snelling Av.; Charles D. Cur
ry. 3836 Fifth Av. 5..; J. F. Judy.
3720 Fifth Av 8.
Sept. 1 Mrs. Beatrice Hall.
3700 Fourth Av. S.; Oscar New
man. 4429 Fifth Av 8.; John R.
Carter. 809 Aldrich Av. N.; Doro
thy Terry. 76 Highland Av. N.;
Mark Edward Blackwell. 4247
Fifth Av. 8.; Mrs. Charles Thom
as. 4021 Fourth Av. 8; Gayle
Schofield Donaldson. 3632 Clinton
Sept. 2 Hobart Mitchell Jr.,
4211 Fourth Av. 8.; Mrs. E. H
Frazier. 2435 Fourth Av. 8.; Mrs.
Gordon Granger. 3624 Fourth Av.
8 ; Fred G. Murphy, 3626 Second
Av. S ; Miss Mildred E. Erricke.
802 Oaklake Av. N.; Mrs Ozora
Bailey. 3906 Second Av. 8; Frank
Brown 561 Eighth Av N.; Eric
i William Robbins, 3845 Second Av
S.
Sept. 3 A J. Clark. 4045 Clin
ton Av.; Kathleen and Eileen Mel
loy, 6930 Oliver Av N.; Mrs Hurl
Grigsby, 874 Aldrich Av N ;
| Thomas M Jones. 3624 Clinton
Av; Rhonda Marie Loftis, 1002
Brytont Av. N.
Sept. 4 A. 8. Barnett. 3849
Fourth Av. S.; Johnny Burnett,
3629 Fourth Av. S ; Mrs. Paralee
Barnes, 2424 E 22nd St.; Agnes
I Rita Britts. 4242 Second Av. S ;
Grover Ingram Jr.. 4528 Fifth Av.
’ Sept. 5 Mrs Giovanna Alex
-1 hinder. 3312 Third Av S ; Esther
1 Dillon, 914 Bryant Av N.
• Sept 6 Theodore Vaughn, 3720
p I Fourth Av. 8.; H. Boyd Howell,
2207 Elliot Av.; Mr*. John Freeie,
4133 Fourth Av. S ; Mr*. Mamie
| Uptegrove, 3813 Fourth Av. S.
Out of-Town Birthday*—•
' I Sept. 1- Mm. Oeceola Wright,
1 i Omaha, Neb.; Jamea Siaaon, Chi
1| i ago. Ill.; Mrs. Leonard Bur
! roughs, Chicago, 111.
| Sept. 2 -Peter B. Nelson, Chica*
I KO. Hl.
1 , Cept. 3 Carol Roach, Topeka,
! Kans.
| Sept. 4 Mrs. Henry Kirtley,
i Kansas City. Mo.; Johnny Hedges,
New York City
Sept. 5 George F Jackson Jr..
Zanesville. O.
Sept 6 Mrs W B Williams.
San Bemadino, Calif.
NT. PAUL BIRTHDAYS
Aug 31 Mrs. Virginia Brown.
878 St. Anthony Av.; Randolph
M< Watt, 726 Sherburne Av.; Hey
wood Kemp, 606 St Anthony Av.;
Ix-nora Foster, 1383 Sherburne
Sept. 1 Mn. Gertrude Worth
ington, 317 N. Avon St.; Anna
Johns. 543 MiMlaaippl; Mrs. Ed
ward Eastman, 953 St. Anthony
Av.; Mrs. Beulah Clemons, 499
Rondon Av.; Robert Wheelock, 556
St. Anthony Av.; Douglas Young.
714 Carroll Av.
Sept. 2 Donald Charles Rus
sell, 735 St. Anthony Av.; William
Clark Jr. 615 W Central Av.;
Marvin Scroggins, 503 St. An
thony Av.; Ezell Thomas, 541 W.
Central Av.; Mrs. William J
Montgomery. 377 W. Central Av;
John Brown. 540 Iglehart Av;
Mrs. Mary Floyd. 556 W. Central
Av; Mrs Erma Mazingo. 458 N.
Grotto; Barbara Mansfield, 979
Charles St.; Mrs. Earl 8. Weber.
345 N Victoria St.; Mina Tollver,
1009 Carroll Av
Sept. 3—C. Oliver. 779 Carroll
Av.; H C. Rathgeb. 709 Marshall
i Av.; Mrs. Gertrude Greene, 984
Iglehart Av.; Mrs. Mamie Armi-
I stead, 615 Rondo Av.; Mrs. Anita
I Tucker, 859 Rondo Av.; Kevin
I Carter, 1008 Carroll Av.
Sept. 4 Delores Divers, 718
• Iglehart Av.; Grace Ceaton, 1500
Cumberland; Grace Royston, 298
St Anthony Av.; Robert Wheelock
556 St. Anthony Av
Sept 5-Mrs Wllla Ma<- Barber
363 Western Av; Lue Day, 732
Rondo Av.; Eva Draper, 438
Olive St.. Mrs. D. S. Massie. 659
Carroll Av ; Ramsey Jackson,
1012 Rondo Av.; Cecelia Smith,
312 Carroll Av; Mrs Sylvester
Kimbrough. 585 Carroll Av.; Al
ice King, 344 W Centra) Av.;
Percy Parker. 575 Fuller Av..
Clifford Combs, 467 St. Anthony
Av.
Sept 6 Mrs. Isabel Young. 323 ■
Rondo Av.; Barbara Ballard, 577
i St. Anthony Av.; Helen Moore
| 634 Rondo Av.; Rev. D. L Young,
s 455 Bt. Anthony Av.; Mrs. Ethel
Williams. 857 St Anthony Av..
Mrs Barbara Robinson. 766 Car
roll Av.
Out-of-Town Birthdays—
Sept. 3 Miss Marlene McGee.
GAL 2 brightr elro
Cincinnati. O.; Mrs Hazel Ful
bright, Hugo. Minn.
Sept. s—Mrs. Dolly Perry. Loa
Angels, Calif.
Sept 6—Miss Carolyn Combs.
Chicago. 11l
Wedding Anniversaries
MIN NK APOUS
Aug 31 Mr and Mn. Sylves
ter Young. 5035 Irving Av. N.. 31
years: Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Lang
4441 Fourth Av S.. 17 years.
Sept. 1 Mr. and Mra. Douglas
Thompson. 2214 18th Av S. one
Sept. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Terry. 3812 First Av. S.. 44 years:
Mr and Mrs. Otarlaa Grigsby,
4209 Second Av S. 25 years; Mr
and Mrs A S Barnett, 3849
Fourth Av. S., nine years.
Sept. 4-Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Fraction. 3841 Clinton Av., nine
years; Mr and Mra. Elmer Smith,
3519 Snelling Av., eight years;
Mr. and Mra. William C Bowman,
4017 Clinton Av., one year.
ess
ST. PAVL
Aug. 31—Mr. and Mrs. John R.
laiwrence, 947 Iglehart Av. eight
years; Mr and Mrs Willie Phelps.
722 Iglehart Av. 11 yean.
Sept. 2 Mr. and Mrs Charles
tjimb. 588 W. Central Av. 15
years; Mr and Mrs. 1.. E Hick
man. 296 N. St. Albans Av. 14
yean.
Sept. 3 Mr. and Mn John
Dodd. 385 Rondo Av., 12 years;
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron N. Grier,
Washington D. C.. two yean.
Sept. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Bertram
Shannon. 977 Fuller Av , 17 yean;
Mr and Mrs John W. Ryan Jr.,
854 Iglehart Av., 14 years.
Sept 5 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Graham. 678 St. Anthony Av.,
four years.
"Birthday Grr'etlngs" a regular
weekly feature In this paper has a
host of remlen. Many a person Is
surprised by birthday cards which
originate from the reading of this
popular feature by some friend
See that we get your birthday In
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Friday August 30. 1067. St .Paul
Social and Personal
ft MINNEAPOLIS ft
Twin Daughtrrw: Mr. and Mn
Leroy Allen. 3619 Snelling Av.,
have announced the birth of twin
daughters on August IB at Fair
view hospital. The little new
comers, Dawn tone and Shawn La
Rae were greeted on their arrival
home by their sister. Kathy, three
years old. Mrs Olga Grimm. Aus
tin. Minn . is the maternal grand
mother Mr and Mrs. Albert Allen
Sr. 3821 Third Av 8.. are the
paternal grandparents.
Missouri Visitors: Mrs. Mabel
Gunn and Mrs Anna Maa Tor
rence of Kansas City. Mo. arrived
in the city Saturday to visit Mrs
Gunn's aunt. Mrs. Rose Jackson,
of 306’4 Washington Av. S The
visitors, who will leave for their
homes on Friday, have been ac
corded numerous social courtesies
during their visit Including being
the guests of Mrs. Carl Ampey on
Saturday at a get- together at her
home. 702 Fremont Av. N.. and
guests on sightseeing tours
Will Serve On Jury: Mrs Harry
Davis, 3821 Portland Av., will re
port for jury duty on Monday.
September 9.
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Barner of Omaha. Neb The vis
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courtesies extended by Mr. and
Mrs Eugene Strader, Mr. and
Mn Earlyn BeU and Mr and Mn.
Eugene Moon of St. Paul. They
left by motor Saturday morning
for their homes after enjoying a
wonderful vacation
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