The northwestern bulletin., 1923-11-10
'ROUNDTHE -" TOWNS
ST. PAUL

OF washington, IL. ", ls visiting IN
st. Paul and is registered at the
Keystone Hotel.
Look, Who's Here, Business Lea
gue Exhibition, Style Show and Pop
ularity Contest, December 10, IL.
Young ladies who wish to enter con-
test see Mrs. Geraldine Pickett, 4OS
Court Block, call Garfield $3.50.
Mr.. Frank Mason, 947 st. Anthony
avenue. was called to Springfield.
Mass. on account Of the death OF his
father.
Mrs. Aaron McGavock and two
children, Irene and Maurice, All
West Central avenue, have arrived
home from Cleveland, Ohio, and
Nashville, Tenn, where they visited
relatives.
Say! You will really be surprised
when you witness the Business
League Exposition at the Auditorium
in December. Bigger and better than
before.
Hrs. Trula Chapman Gray, who was
the guest of Mrs. George Wills. 1904
Iglehart avenue, left for her home in
Springfield, Ohio. Friday evening.
Mr.. James Leon Hardway of Fort
Worth, Texas, is pursuing a business
course at the University of Mime
sofa and is residing at the home of
Mrs. Horace Henderson, SIS West
Central avenue.
Wait for the Second Annual Bali
to be given by the Fezzanese Court
No. z, Daughters of Isis ON Thanks
giving evening, Nov. 29.-Adv.
Mrs. Lucy Taylor, 712 Rondo
street, one of the faithful workers Of
st. Paul Baptist church, is critically
ill at Ancker hospital.
st. Phillips Young Women's club
will hold their annual Xmas sale on
Thursday, November %, in the Guild
room at Aurora and Mackubin street.
A number of st. Paulites are plan
ming on taking advantage of the ex-
cursion rate offered by the Chicago.
Milwaukee r. r. and will spend
Thanksgiving in the Winday City.
Mr.. Charles Saunders, 937 st. An
thony avenue. is recovering from
pneumonia.
Lunch will be served.-Adv.
Keep off the date Thursday Nov.
29th Thanksgiving day for a delicious
home cooked dinner.-Adv.
Miss Emma Clemons passed
through the city en- route from Seat
tie. WASH, to Champaign, ILL.,, where
she was called on account of the seri-
Gus illness of her sister.
The concert given at the st. Paul
Baptist church on Friday evening,
November 2, was one of exceptional
merit, each number being well rem
: dered by real artists. Mrs. w. F..
Griffin, chairman, deserves great
credit for her executive ability.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot o. Brown, S64
st. Anthony avenue, enjoyed motor
trip to Northfield and Faribault,
where they spent the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Saunders,
who formerly resided at 6S7 ST. An
thony avenue, have gone to house
keeping at $40 Fuller avenue.
Miss Irene Bannister left for Nash
Vile. Tenn. where She will visit rela-
tives.
The Rectors Council of st. Phillips
church held their regular meeting on
Tuesday evening. Following the
business routine an interesting ad-
dress was given by Mr.. Elmer Carter
of the Urban league. A community
song comprised the rest Of the pro-
gram. Later the members enjoyed
an hour of sociability.
Mr.. Clarence Britton left for Wis
it in Superior, Wis, Tuesday for an
indefinite stay.
Prior to the departure of the Shut
fle Along Co. on Friday afternoon,
Miss Anna Sayles, a former member
Of the theatrical profession, enter
tanned several members of the COM
pany at her home, ITO Iglehart ave-
nue.. The afternoon was spent in
dancing, after which refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Mr.. Harrison Miller, a member of
the choir of Pilgrim Baptist church,
who also took an active part in the
operetta Cherry Blossoms was
confined to his home. 962 st. An
thony avenue, last week by illness.
The Adelphia club will hold their
regular meeting on Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. James Lee. West Gen.
tral avenue.
Mrs. E. o. Brown, S64 st. Anthony
avenue, was called to Syracuse, N. Y,
on account of the death Of her broth
er.
Patrolman J. Homer Coins has
again proved his efficiency and worth
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