Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1932-09-03
St. Paul News

Miss Minor is teacher OF music. in
the Prairie View College in Prairie
View, Texas; she is staying with Mrs.
W. B. Brown, 900 st. Anthony Ave.
nue..
Represented.
The Leslie Lawrence Post 497 of
the American Legion, was represented
at the Department Convention at Be-
midi, Minnesota during the period,
August 81 to the oath.
In Hospital.
Mrs. Edward Thomas, sos Grotto,
is in the Ancker Hospital for an oper-
alton for appendicitis.
Returns.
Mr.. Edwin Salter and Mr.. William
Burns, who have been visiting with
friends in Chicago, returned home
last week.
Back.
Miss Adele Graham, 1880 Rondo
Street, who has been visiting in Chi
cago with relatives, returned home
last week
Has Birthday.
Master Sherman Harper Jr. cele-
brated his fifth birthday at the home
of Mrs. Rawlins, 447 Carroll Avenue.
He had twelve guests and received
many useful presents
Left.
Adieus were said to Miss Hen
rietta Bonaparte, who left Monday
night by train for Dallas, Texas,
where she will take position as So
cial service worker.
Returns to Tuskegee.
Mr. LIE Roy Lazenberry, $50 St.
Anthony Avenue, left Saturday for
Tuskegee, Alabama, where he will re-
enter Tuskegee Institute.
III.
Mrs. Carrie Lindsay of w. Central
Avenue has been quite ill during the
past week. She is suffering from a
fall in which she injured her knee.
St. Louis Visitor Returns Home.
Miss Louise Evans of ST. Louis who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Eva
Ign Evans of 1885 Sherburne Avenue
for several weeks has returned to her
home in st. Louis, Mo-
Mre PI.aI<
Mrs. j. S. Black, $50 Went Central
delightfully."- entertained friends from
Omaha, Nebraska, August II. The
guests present were DIR. Charles
Singleton, Edward Killingsworth, Mr..
and Mrs. Lionel Allen, Mr.. Cunniel
Wilson, Mr.. Joe Lewis and Mrs. Mat
tie Robinson
Guests.
The Misses Leota Butler and Do
rothy Mann were weekend guests of
DR.. and Mrs. A. M. Butler of AT n
Kent st. Miss Mann is teacher in
Junior High School in Alton, I'LL
nois and also a playground director
during the summer months.
Vagabonds.
The Vagabond Club of Halle @.
Brown House had an outing Wednes-
day at Lake Garvais. Fishing and a
camp supper were the features of in
terest for the outing.
Has Party.
Mrs. Hazel Butler, counselor for
the Vagabond Club entertained the
club with a party Friday night Games
and dancing were enjoyed by ALL
Those present were: Annette Hat
ton, Rosamond Collier, Evelyn Miller,
Doris Coins, Fredonia Blair, Helen
Powell, Leroy Coleman, Arthur Will
liams, Victor Galloway, Albert Har-
per, Louis Moore, Louis Cason and
Edward Hatton.
Planning Outing.
The Aktatci Camp Fire Girls are
planning an outing for the weekend
with their Guardian Mrs. Hazel But
Ter.
At State Fair.
While attending the State Fair La
Dor Day pay visit to Dixieland Plan
tation Barbecue across from he
Grandstand and Roller Coaster, oper-
aed by Mr.. F. B. Sheldon. Don't fail
to hear ]. H Mickey Mcclure, Of
fetal barker tell about their delici-
Gus eats.
Quietly Married.
Miss Dorothy E. Foster and Mr..
MerreH Startling were quietly mar
ried Saturday afternoon, August 81,
by Jugde Henry Gallick in the pre-
sence of the brides mother, Mrs.
Naomi Foster and Mr.. Floyd Carson.
The bride formerly resided in Kan
sas City, Mo-, while Mr. Starling's
former home was in Louisville, KY.
They are at home to their friends at
5S5 Rondo st.
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