The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1924-11-22
'RlOUjNDI,'THE J, % TOWNS
ST. PAUL

The Harriet Tubman Civic Ciut
met on last Monday at the home oi
Mrs. Betty Jones, TAT St. Anthony
Ave. Rev. VIM. H. Griffin, pastor
of st. James A. M. E. Church de,
livered an address. A letter OF com.
mendation was sent by the club tc
Mr.. Ernest Starks on the stand tax.
en- by him in his recent, difficulty in
the Maplewood district.
Mrs. Sable Bridges, wife of ]. w
Bridges, 379 Carroll Ave. is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Rosmund Collier is now en-
ployed in the Office of DR.. Earl s.
Weber as his assistant.
The Twin City Matrons Club met
on last Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. ]. H. Redd, $3.50 Aid
rich Ave-. Minneapolis. Miss Brown
of the Phyllis Wheatley House, Min
neapolis, was the guest of honor.
The Leslie Lawrence Auxiliary met
on last Wednesday evening at a
special call meeting at the head,
quarters, 355 Robert st.
The first meeting of the Pull
man Porters Industrial AssOcia-
ton will be held at Welcome
Hall, corner Harrington and st.
Anthony Ave-, at $3.50 p. NJ. on
Nov. 2Sth. 1t is desirOus that
everyone interested make a
special effort to be present as
the committee wishes to inform
the men as to the working con-
ditions of the new organization.
The new officers elected were:
Geo. c. Shannon, chairman;
Frank Boyd, Committeeman;
and Walter Coleman, secretary.
Meet the Seven-Eieven Company al
the South Side Auditorium Monday
night, November Gath.
Mr.. Earl Neal entertained the Psi
Chapter of Kappa Alpha Phi or
Tuesday, Nov. 18th, at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Neal, 531 St
Anthony Ave-, in honor of Mr.. Lor.
enza Graham, who is president of the
local chapter of Kappa Alpha Phi, Of
the University of California. Mr.
Graham is on his way to Liberia with
his uncle and aunt, Bishop and Mrs
Sampson Brooks. The party was an
informal affair with only members Of
the fraternity and their company
present. Mr.. Graham is the guest oi
his cousin. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Neal.
Mr.. VIM. A. Porter of Duluth spent
few days in our city this week, the
guest of Miss L. Graves, on Igle
hart Ave. -. rs---. --v-a..~. ..- .z
Mrs. Ruth Bloom, widow of the
late DR.. w. D. Bloom was the guest
of Mrs. Marion Oden and daughter
672 st. Anthony Ave-, on last Sunday
Mrs. Bloom is leaving for Chicago
where she will reside permanently.
Rev. L. w. Harris, pastor of Pill.
grim Baptist Church, left for Win.
nipeg, Manitoba, on last Monday, ant
will return in a few days.
The Handicraft Art Club, which
for many years has conducted q
Christmas Bazaar at this time, will
not have sale this year. The Clut
met with Mrs. Stella Lee on Thurs
day.
The biggest and best Thanksgiving
ball will be given by the "Midnitt
Sons" i'm honor of the Seven-Eiever
Company Monday, November oath, al
the South Side.
Mr.. Harold Cage, who was injured
in an accident which occurred at the
packing plant, where he is employed
was able to return to work last week
Mrs. John Griffin, who has beer
welcome visitor in st. Paul or
many occasions, of Evanston, ILL.,, i!
in the city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Mrs. NJ Geraldine Williams, 45t
st. Anthony Ave-, cousin of Mr.
James E. Murphy, popular post
office clerk. received an award o.
$1,000 in the recent essay confess
which was conducted by the Twir
City Motor Bus Association.
The Pastors Helper is giving
a Thanksgiving Dinner at Men,
orial Baptist Church, corner
Rice and Fuller Ave-, beginning
at IL o'clock. Dinner SOC.
Mrs. Nj. Russell, president and
Mrs. Ida Adams, secretary.
BY request and upon motion b!
Rev. L. w. Harris. pastor of Pilgrim
Baptist Church, the banquet which
was to have been rendered to At
torney w. T. Francis on Nov. 21st
has been postponed to some time be
tween Dec. 1st and Dec. 18th, OF
account of Rev. Harris being called
to Winnipeg, Manitoba. Those hold
ing tickets for Nov. 21st will be goot
for the banquet on the date which
will be decided upon later. Fina
arrangements will be made at {
meeting which is to be held on Sun
dau Nov OF m nj I.itf1i