Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-08-15
ST. PAUL NEWS
By Johnnie La MARI GOss

paper, it surely has got hot. l guess
there was too much going on for
our own good. What do you think
Well, at any rate it's not too hot for
US to keep hoping and praying for
the successful outcome of Joe Louis
fight of August 10.
Well, | guess everybody and his
brother will be truckin' out to the
Rainbow Garden dance on Monday,
August II. Now with Rock CAMS
swing orchestra playing, l know we
are going to have just another grand
time. Hoping I'll see you there with
bells on.
But don't forget the other affair
at Harriet Island Surely everybody
will be truckin' then (eh what.)
By the way, when you haven't
much to do, take your car and go
down by the river and watch the
Steamer Capitol come in. But be
careful not to get into any sand
bitches, because you will have quite
a tough time getting out. One group
went out, they had similar trouble
(eh WHAT. They were 7:30 a. m. the
following morning arriving home
Ask Gwendolyn Cynus and Pearl Goss
about it, they can surely tell you
more of the trouble.
Miss Laura Hall of Chicago has
been the house guest of Mrs. Milton
of 526 Central avenue, while visiting
friends and relatives here. She had
planned to leave for her home on
August Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wiley and
children of Chicago motored here IN
their new Ford V-8 to visit Mrs.
Wiseman of 957 Rondo street. Their
visit in St. Paul is indefinite.
They tell me certain young man
is planning to form Crapp Shooters
Club. Pm told by Mr.. George Young
that he has long waiting list for
membership. Boys, now don't get too
interested, it may not be any TOO
good for you (eh what).
Miss Zelma Cotton is entertaining
for Miss Resale Williams at an IN
formal get-together on Saturday eve
ming at her home.
Mr.. Albert Black, the brother OF
Muriel Black of Duluth, is also vlsit-
inp friends and relatives here. Ihey
are now the house guests OF their
amt. Mrs. Minnie Archer OF of9
West Central avenue.
Mrs. Worda Johnson of BIB North
crotto street, returned Tuesday from
her vacation trip. She visited Weo-
woka and Tulsa, Oklahoma. It's
certainly good to see you again. al
though we know you had lovely
lime. HwEEgsEHE y
Mr. Paul Crump is able to be out
AGAIN with his friends after five
weeks of illness at his home. A toast
of health to you.
Mr. Oscar Selby of Chicago, a for
mer resident of St. Paul. is visiting
here. Due to the recent illness OF his
father he was called to the city.
The Young Women's Missionary
Club of st. James church, "Trip
Through Harlem" resulted very sue
cessful There were four stops,
where delightful refreshments were
served. The last stop at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. w. Guy, where the
trip was tipped off with several hours
Of social fun. A delightful time was
had by all who were on the "TRIP
Through Harlem"
Mr.. Arthur Pettiford has beer
truckin' round with certain young
lady on Central avenue lately. Wnat
does all this mean. A new love being
created or we'll, what have you.
Miss Evelyn Mays of Central ave-
nue. seems to be going around IN
dav dream since Mr.. Early johnson
left for CCC camps. Cheer up, Of
timer, really, happier days are jus
around the corner (but not like
jig-saw puzzle.)
TWO-PERRY -. -. -. -. 80.
Miss Gwendolyn Cyrus entered tn
hospital on Wednesday for a throa