The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1924-11-22
MINNEAPOLIS

Mrs. Clyde Turrentine OF Chicago,
visited her husband Clyde, and her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary E. Turren-
tine, 610 Fremont Ave-, north. Mrs.
Turrentine has recently visited New
York City and Pittsburg. .
James Cook of Omaha, Neb., visit
ed our Minneapolis Office last week.
The Alumni Bachelor Boys are
planning a dance to be given during
the holidays.
The "Midnite Sons" will introduce
you to the members of the Seven
Eleven Company of their Thanksgiv-
ing ball, Monday mite, November "a,
at the South Side Auditorium.
The "Midnite Sons" will entertain
the Seven-Eleven Company at the
South Side, Monday mite, November
Gath. BE there!
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moore's new ad-
dress is 6371l 9Th Ave. North.
Mrs. J. d. Bryan, prime mover in
the establishment of the Phyllis
Wheatley House, was recently pre-
sented loving cup by a group Of
representative citizens in apprecia-
tion of her service to the community
in making possible the Phyllis
Wheatley House.
| Minneapolis patrons of the Bulle-
tin-Appeai can get any service desir-
ed by calling Colfax 1881. Mr.. New
man and his staff are always at your
service.
| Be booster, pay up that subscrip-
tion and ask your merchants to ad-
vertise in a colored newspaper.
You can buy the Bulletin-Appeal
at Vinegar's Barber Shop, 80 So. 5th
ST., across from the city hall and
court house.
The Elk's carnival and fun-fest
during the past week has been at
tended by large crowds of pleasure
seekers. Tonight is the last night.
Mr.. v. S. Kaufman, 704 Humboldt
Ave-, No. has recovered from short
illness.
News items, to insure publication,
should be mailed before Wednesday
of each week to either 3940 4th Ave.
So., Minneapolis, or 3O2 Court Block,
st. Paul.
Kick! Minneapolis subscribers who
fail to get their papers on Saturday
morning, call Colfax 1881. ...
Chas. Reid, the football star of
the High School Elevens" this year
was awarded a place on all of the
daily papers mythical all city elevens.
Congratulations, Charles.
Last week was a red letter week
for the -colored performers in the
Minneapolis. theaters. Harris and
Holly took chief honors at the Sew
enth st. On the same bill was Gene
Collins with an Indian Act who
proved to the satisfaction of his
audience that he is without a doubt
one of the best eccentric dancers in
the business. At the Pantages, the
headline attraction was George
Morrison's Jazz Orchestra, a bunch
of big time musicians, with Hattie
Williams, brownskin blues singer,
Some theatrical week.
The Frederick Douglass Clubs
play, directed by Miss Eva B. Walker,
will be held at the st. Stephens Au-
ditorium on Tuesday evening. Novem-
Der 25th.
Have you ever visited Mrs. L. B.
Smiths Millinery Shop?
The engagement of the Seven
Eleven Company dated for the Met
ropolitan Theater, the week of Nov.
23rd, has been Cancelled.
Rev. Boyd of st. Peters church
returned last week from a short trip
to Canada.
| Mr.. Raymond w. Cannon, our
popular pharmacist, 3400 Oakland
Ave-, entertained a few friends on
Monday evening, November. nth, in
honor of Mr.. T. Arnold Hill, and DR..
George Haynes.
The challenge that the Minneapo-
lis football enthusiasts threw at the
SANITY City" footballers for Tur-
key Day game has been received with
cold silence. Whazza matter boys
scared?
The Golden Rod Dancing School
will open Friday evening, Dec. 9th,
at Union Hall. Good music. Admis.
sion 35s.-Adv.
Mr.. Bill Blackman, famous auto
racer is spending few days in New
York City and is guest at the Hotel
Olga.
The st. Peters A. M. E. Church
Junior Choir is now ready to repeat
their last years cantata under the
direction of J. Boyd Crawford
chorister.
Mrs. Cecil E. Newman has beer
confined to her home with slight
cold.
Observation-Disclosures