Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-10-24
ST. PAUL news
By Johnnie La MARI

Some of the folks sure had a swell
time at little party the other night
1t was especially for Clementine
Shine, who was being initiated into
the ole ST. Paul bunch. Clementine
Shine, of Jacksonville, Florida, left
for home after truckin round with
a certain number of laddies. Her
sudden departure sure left some of
those "on-rushers" saying, We'll, 1
guess I'll be making my next trip
to Jacksonville" Oh, yeah man.
There certainly was large crowd
that gathered at the Halle O.
Brown to greet Mr.. Jesse Owens. He
spoke on behalf of A. M. Landon, In
other words for the Republican par
ty. Mrs. Owens accompanied him
on his trip to the Twin Cities.
Mrs. J. L. Butler, of sos Ronao
street left Sunday night to visit in
Chicago, Cleveland and New York.
The young people of Pilgrim Bap-
fist church are having a Pew Rally
on Sunday evening at 8 p. m An IN
vitation is extended to the public.
The Jr Wide Awake Girl Reserves,
held a Pow Wow at Como Park.
They met at the home of Dorothy
Martin. Girls attending the Pow
Wow: Margaret Clark, Eddress Few
Anna Gray, Katherine Hopkins,
Louise Bradshaw, Marie Daniels,
Mary Bradley, Dorothy Martin,
Theresa Ray, Dorothy Ashby, Helen
MCGEE, Maggie Stone, Elizabeth
Young, Josephine Vassar and the ac-
wiser, Miss Beatrice Vassar.
By George, if a certain romeo
didn't try to get on his high-horse
for being mentioned in column of
the Twin City Herald. We all know
deep within he sorta liked it, didn't
you ole pal? Just don't let it get
you down again like it did before.
Take things lightly, my boy, and
everything will be Okey Dokey. Well
all right then.
Ralph Hickman and a certain
young lady of Carroll avenue seem
to be getting away from each other
lately. Well, we sure hope it's just
for now and not forever (smiles).
Anna Mae Winburn and her Har-
lem orchestra are on their way back
to entertain the Twin Cities again.
There is real treat in store for you
this time. So just get ready to
swing out to the Minneapolis Coli
scum on Monday, October 26 for a
grand time.
Mr.. Colonel and Carried Milligan
entertained group of friends at
their home at 1908 Rondo street.
Among those present were Early
Johnson, Evelyn Mays, La Mari
Goss, Jesse Smith, Hayward Kempe
Pearl Goss, Vivian McDanials ano
Beatrice Goss. Cards and dancing
furnished the greater part of the
amusement.
The girls basketball class will be
opened Tuesday night, at the Halle
@. Brown. This call for all you
"All-Star" players. Tuesday will
also be the opening date for the
dramatic class.
$50 they come and so they 60
Merton O'Banner left Saturday night
for Florida. Well, he Sorta run out
on us rather unexpectedly Eth what
Mr.. Robert Clark is working SC
hard lately that he doesn't take time
out to eat at lunch counter. He
just makes believe and takes a seat
on the curb at Kent and st. Anthony
streets, and munches on doughnuts
and thinks the hole is wholesome
Well, all right Robert, you'll surely
be healthy and wealthy man some
day. Oh, yes now
Katherine Murphy sure made hit
grooming over the radio last Sunday
with Lord Byron Doty at the piano
And boy, is the fan mail ever snow
ing her under Well, I'll say so. II
won't be long before she'll be leav-
ing us in the dust, for she is on
the road to be a great radio star
Wishing you loads of luck Katherine