Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-09-05
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days. There's nothing greater (eh
what). Well, all right then.
Miss Josephine Camp and Mr.. Ham,
ilton Kemp are on the road to matri-
mony. The announcement of their
engagement was made known to the
public during the last week. Numer-
Gus affairs have been given in their
honor. Several miscellaneous showers
are still in store for the bride, which
are being given by her many friends.
Mr.. Sylvester Young, while in
Missouri, chose himself bride. Miss
Pauline Jones from Mexico, Mo-, ar
rived in the city on Monday, August
81. They were married on the same
evening at the home of Rev. w. Guy.
The Pastors Aid club of Pilgrim
Baptist Church, held Silver Tea, on
last Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Jack Black, 673 w. Central. The hours
were from a to p. m. o'clock. Miss
Pearl Goss and Miss Ora Williams
contributed to the program with
several humorous readings. The men,
bers of the club served rainbow
brick ice cream and cake, also coffee
and cake to those who preferred it.
The refreshments were served in an
unusually delightful style.
Mrs. George Coleman and her
daughter, Virginia Coleman, just re-
turned to st. Paul after visiting rela-
tives and friends in Chicago, ILL.,, and
Gary, Ind. Miss Coleman was proud
to say she had a lovely time but
hated to leave her friends so soon,
yet she was glad to return to her
friends in dear ole st. Paul.
Mr.. Quincal Green seems to be
going around with lonely and long
expression on his face lately. We
can only make it out that it is all
over Miss Eula Vassar. Of course,
you know she is still in Boston. Cheer
up ole timer it won't be like this
much longer. We know it's easy to
remember, but it's so hard to for
get.
Mr.. Oliver Lewis, of 759 Rondo,
returned to ST. Paul, last Saturday,
after prolonged stay at the Great
Lakes in the Naval Reserve, U. S. S.
Paducah. We certainly missed you
Oliver, don't stay so long next time.
The Dramatic classes of Halle O..
Brown Community House presented
an open-air pageant, entitled "Brown
America" 1t was presented Monday,
August 81. After the performance
there was dancing. The music was
furnished by James England and his
boys.
The play was remarkable success.
Mrs. Gladys Lewis Harris directed
the pageant.
Miss Ora Mae and Mazanee Gilbert
are the house guests Of Mrs. Roscoe
James, of 403 Carroll, while visiting
here. Their home is in Eldona,
Arkansas. They have planned to re-
main in ST.. Paul to attend high school.
We hope you are enjoying yourself
in the fair city.
Mr.. Orinton Hall, of 727 st. An
thony, left the early part of the week
for Tuskegee, Ala, to resume his
education there. Mr.. Alexander Jor-
dan had planned to leave Tuesday to
complete his training at the institute.
Mrs. George Stone of St. Anthony
avenue, fractured her ankle while
stepping between two closely parked
cars.
Mrs. John A. Houser, 841 Rondo
street, is visiting in Duluth for several
weeks. Mr.. Houser surely does miss
his loved one. Don't let it get you
down. She will be home again, and
then it was not long ago.
Mrs. Louise White of st. Anthony,
returned from a vacation in Kansas
City, with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Mable Natile and Mrs. Ina
Smith of Vancouver, B. c., spent two
day visit in st. Paul, en- route back
from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester.
They stopped at the home of Mrs.
Charlie Quigley, 6ss Rondo street.
Wednesday, at II o'clock of last
week, Mrs. Eva Neal of 531 st. An
thony avenue, had a breakfast for
DIR. and Mrs. Clarence Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Turner of Philadelphia, Mrs.
Mayme (Goins) Scott, of Cleveland,