Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1932-07-02
St. Paul News
Beneta Edwards
DALE 66S2
Returns

Returns
Mrs. L. Goode, 24S West Central
Avenue who has been in Iowa for the
past three weeks, returned home last
Saturday morning.
To Des Moines
Mrs. E. B. Johnson and her son and
Mary Combs and Mrs. S. Ransom left
for motor trip to Iowa Saturday
morning.
Entertained
In compliment to Mr.. L. Mason OF
Illinois, Miss Rachel Gooden, 702 Car
roll Avenue, entertained a few friends
Wednesday evening at bridge and
dancing.
To Tennessee
Miss Theresa Banks, 955 st. An
thony avenue left Thursday evening,
June 80, for Tennessee where she will
spend the summer with her relatives.
Miss Banks is the president of the
Junior Credafawn Social Club and a
very active worker in the Sunday
School of the Pilgrim Baptist Church
Protege
Richard Montgomery of Kansas
City, Missouri whose beautiful voice
hoe 20 pturod tho boortc of yoonu uo G.
billed last week at a local theater-
This young man made tremendous
hit when he sang Roses of Picardy,"
"Auf Weidersein", and when Irish
Eyes Are Smiling"
In ST. Paul
Mr.. Dunbar Gibson, who formerly
recided at the College Inn in Mime
apolis has moved to 852 ST. Anthony
avenue.
Last
The Adelphi Club held their last
meeting of the year at the home of
Mrs Lulu Tandy, 500 Iglehart avenue
last Tuesday evening, June %. Mrs.
Hattie Belle Smith played piano
solo and Mr.. Emmett Marshall, 1882
graduate of the University of Mime
sofa, spoke Mrs. George Grissom nee
Pearl Renfroe was present and spoke
a few words.
Tea
In nj ont 70 hn. Ion 1nf IN,
law, Mrs. George Grissom nee Pearl
Renfroe, Mrs Cora Grissom enter
taned friends at a tea Wednesday af-
ternoon, June 29
Spent Sunday
Mrs. E. Bradley of Chicago spent
Sunday with her mother-in-law Mrs
Charles Bradley, 953 st. Anthony ave,
nue..
Home
Miss Lucille Shannon, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shannon, 69a
Carroll avenue, who underwent ma
jor operation at the Bethesda Hospi
tai two weeks ago is now convalescing
at home.
Off For Convention.
Mrs. j. H. Kennedy, head of the
Ramsey County Colored Women's De
mocratic organization left Monday
for Chicago for the convention of that
party. She will visit eastern cities
hpforo che roturnc
Entertans Dramatic Club.
Mrs. Eva Walker Carr entertained
Off members of the Phyllis Wheatley
House Dramatic club at her home in
st. Paul Friday evening two weeks
ago.
Junior credjafawn
The Junior Credjafawn Club spon
osred dance at the Community House
Monday evening, June 27.
/ At the Uptown
Adelaide Sykes, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Sykes, S53 Rondon Street
danced at the Uptown Theater Fri
day and Saturday evening. Miss
Sykes is pupil of the class conduct
ed by Adele Void Adelaide was &C
companied by Beneta Edwards, plan
list for the class.
Choir
The choir from the Pilgrim Baptist
Church was represented on program
at the Evangelical Church in Pains
vile, Minnesota Sunday evening June
rs. Solos were sung by Mrs. Matte
Rhodes and Mrs. Belle Salter Tyler;
Miss Ann Foster gave readings.
To LOUISVILLE
Mis- Lucille Bellamy, AIT Fuller ave
nue., left Thursday evening for hel
home in Louisville, Kentucky. Miss
a Bellamy is a graduate of the class Of
80 at Mechanics Art High School;
she is also the niece of the Revereni
" Woods