St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-06-11
DULUTH NEWS
Vivienne Noire

but that is the fruits of hardness.
Now to get back to the graduates,
who hold the spotlight this month,
the Mothers Club is sponsoring a
graduation program at the St.
Marks A. M. E. church, Friday
evening, June 10. Mrs. Straiter of
Gary, Duluth, is president of this
organization. A very interesting
program is being arranged. Ev-
eryone is cordially invited. Refresh
ments will be served in the recep-
ton room at the conclusion of the
program.
Mr.. Lee McCGnton is sufficiently
recovered to be able to be home
from the hospital.
Mr.. Geo. Hall is still confined at
st. Mary's hospital. He has the
well wishes of his friends for a
speedy recovery.
Messrs. David Minis, Rowan Wi
ley and Albert Black report having
a wonderful time in the cities last
Friday evening, despite the fact
that a certain party proved her
self lacking in good culture.
You know, it's the little things
we do that show our culture and
refinement and good breeding
but if you don't know much, you
can't do much, is the old saying.
Mr.. Louis Rutherford is in the
Navy now, property of Uncle Sam,
you know. Here's wishing him
smooth sailing.
Mr.. Walter Keith is now sport
ing Chevrolet of his own.
What boy took what mans car
out without permission and had
"little" accident, which only goes
to prove that Fright" always pre-
walls over wrong" in the end.
Duluthians will be we'll represent
ed Wednesday evening at the St.
Paul auditorium to hear Cab Cal
loway. More about this next
week.
Mrs. Willis Lyht of Lutsen was
in the city on business for a few
days. While here he was the guest
of Mr.. S. Coles.
The. Junior-Senior prom at the
Hotel Duluth, the night of June 16,
promises to be an event in the lives
of several of Duluth's younger set.
In the years to come you boys and
girls will look back ard remem-
Der how true is that old saying,
you're having your cake and eat
ing it too," or words to that effect.
So now that 1 have completed my
sermon for the week, I shall start
collecting material for the future.
Be SEEM you all more remotely.
June is the month for weddings
and graduations, if you will recall,
but it seems as though we are out
of weddings here in Duluth, but
we do have two graduates, both of
Gary, Duluth: Mr.. Charles M.
Wiley and Miss Dorothy Thomas
will graduate from the Morgan
Park High School, Thursday eve
ming, June 18th at eight o'clock.
Congratulations to both of you.
We look forward to this great
day with happiness, and yet it ends
up, one of the saddest days in your
life. AS it is said, "from school life
into life's school," Quoting DR..
Holland may I give this bit of ad-
vice to our graduates:
"Life will be a beautiful and
glorious thing despite its hardships
and trials, if we could remember
that life is:
81. A Destiny Well Begun. Re-
member the. saying: We'll begun is
half done
't2. A Song Well Sung. In sing
ing any song, one should be mind
full of ones pitch, harmony, and
tempo-and so with life.
SO. A Task Well Done. Do not
be an observer, but a doer. To
quote from the New Testament, re-
member when Jesus said: 4 have
finished the work thou gavest me
to do'-and He had many, many
hindrances. So. stick to your task
till completed, and well done.
"a. A Race Well Run. Train out
your weaknesses so that you will
be consistently fit for the race and
if you do not carry off first prize,
your reward is in knowing within
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