Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-06-11
DULUTH NEWS
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Vivienne NOire


Der that we do not have to wait
for our crowns until we die, but
may win them while we live. The
true crown of life is Christian
Character"
Mr.. julius McNeal of st. Paul
visited with his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Lucy McNeal, over Decoration Day.
Mr.. Joseph Albright of st. Paul
also spent the weekend visiting his
wife, Mrs. Anna Albright.
Our people were well represented
at Island Lake, Decoration Day
Mr.. Geo. Dozier with a party of
youthful fishermen including "Son-
ny" Jones, Edward Withers, Joseph
Waters, William Maupins, Wallace
Rodney, Jr., and George Cox, Jr.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin, Mrs. Mary
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Holli-
mon, Jr., Mrs. S. Black, Miss Merle
Black, Mr.. Henry Richardson, Mr..
Louis Rutherford, Mr.. E. Johnston
and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Adams.
Out of all these, about half a
dozen fish were caught-including
the "big one" hauled in.
Mr.. Eugene Waters and Mr.. Ed
ward Withers are prospective car
purchasers, so I'm told.
What boy or rather young man
(my error) wrecked what mans
car?
Mr.. David Minis, Mr.. Rowan
Wiley and Mr.. Albert Black are
planning to motor to Twin Cities
Friday to attend the Girl Reserves
affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Nichols and
family spent the weekend at their
summer home on the Brule. Mr..
and Mrs. M. Gibbs and Mr.. Jimmie
Hughes and children motored up
to be their weekend guests.
Is it true that E. w. has a secret
passion for r. c.?
The first Union Sunday School
was held the last Sunday in May
at Calvary Baptist Church. The
visiting teachers took charge of the
classes. Services were we'll at
tended despite the weather.
They tell me that three of the
females in the younger set are
quite athletic, for when you can
walk from here to Gary, which is
IL miles, you have had little
jaunt. Nice going ]. W., H. C. and
l. D.
Mrs. Geo. Cox had slight set
back after arriving home, but is
much better.
Mr.. Lee McClinton is convalesc-
ing at st. Mary's and will soon be
out to give you young SWANS some
competition.
Mr.. Argonne Thornton is plan
ming on leaving our fair city to
join his father in California. We
hate to see you go-but wish you
every success for the future.
Mr.. Geo. Hall remains about the
same at st. Mary's Hospital.
Mr.. Geo. Adams was a bit under
the weather for a day or two, but
you can't keep a good man down,
so they say.
Miss Elizabeth WEIGH has been
Inconvenience with a severe cold.
Mr.. Edwin Newsome is sport
ing new Chevrolet model, and it's
beauty, too. They tell me the
lineup of the helps cars at the
Gitchinaji Club looks better than
the guests and I know it's so,
what with new Bucks, 16-cylinder
Cadillacs, new Chevrolets, La
Sales, etc.
Mr.. Geo. Cook has purchased a
new maroon Packard. II hope 1
have this correctly know it must
be 'ready." Well, I've come to the
end of the trail again it seems, so
I'll be SEEM you more remotely
Selah!
Don't be cheap and read your
neighbours paper. Invest one nickel
in one for yourself. You may
want to refer back to an old issue.
Those of you who have asked
your Minneapolis Spokesman car
rier to deliver your paper to your
rear entrance have very little re-
spect for your race. You will bear
in mind your white news carrier
comes to your front door, why not
your Negro newsbOy, also? He de-
mands and is due as much respect,
if not more than the white one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bolts have
had the finishing touches put on
their home, which certainly makes
it outstanding in the locality.
Fine feathers don't always make
the bird and the early bird usually
gets the worm. What boy is max
ing good for entrance into college