Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-02-03
Community House
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HALLE @. BROWN
COMMUNITY
HOUSE

sumed on Thursday night again.
These programs include singing,
movies, talks, shows, and much
that is interesting to the local pub
lie.
A new club of men has been or
ganized into what is known as the
Mems Council. The group has been
organized for at least a month,
their chief concern is aid to the
workers in the house and recrea-
tional opportunities for themselves.
The officers of the Council are Joe
Wheeler, President; Boyd Patrick,
Secretary. Among the members of
the group are Squire Neal, George
Shannon, George Manning, Her
bert Foster, John Culver, Duke
Coram, W. B. Walker, Morris Love,
Louis White, DR.. ]. W. Crump,
Rev. G. L. Hayden, Dwight Reed,
Jimmy Lee and others. Meetings
are held twice monthly, those men
who are interested are invited to
ioin. The group meets the second
and fourth Thursday each month.
The Home Nursing Class under
Miss Peggy Turpin is progressing.
A request has been made for an
other beginners class. Call the
mouse and register for the new
class in Home Nursing and Hy-
giene. A certificate is given at
the completion of the course.
The Boys Glee Club will give
concert Friday, February 8, at 500
P. NJ. Miss Estelle Nelson is in
charge. The public is invited.
The girls gym groups meet at
400 P. NJ. each Monday. Older
girls at 1880 P. NJ, Monday.
The Camp Fire girls had their
social meeting at the home of one
of the members, Iris Brown.
There was an interesting discus
sion of the Birthday Project for
Camp Fire for 1889 and the girls
who have earned their member
ships have started working on
their honors for the first rank in
Campfire which they will complete
in time for Grand Council Fire in
March.
The Blue Bird group enjoyed
skating on the Halle Q. Brown
Rink last Tuesday-12 girls were
present.
WELCOME HALL NEWS
The Welcome Hall Skating Rink
is open each afternoon from $3.50
to $50 P. M. and from TOO to
900 P. NJ. The public is invited
to make use of it. On Monday and
Thursday afternoons the children
who are enrolled in group work at
Welcome Hall are given special
permission to spend the afternoons
on the skating rink. Mr.. Otto Hall
and Mrs. Louise Woodford are in
charge.
On Sunday, Jan. 20, the Sewing
Class and Music Department had
charge of the Vesper hour. A very
interesting program was witnessed
by a large appreciative audience.
Miss J. Clark of Manchester Col
lege, the daughter of a Korean
Missionary, gave most interesting
talk on the religions and habits of
Korean people. She closed her dis
cussion with a solo in the Korean
language. Miss H. McCloud, also
of Manchester, was guest soloist for
the evening. Such programs are
presented each Sunday afternoon
from 800 P. NJ. to 400 P. NJ.
The public is invited.
"LET MY PEOPLE LIVE
The Boys Work Division of
Welcome Hall is presenting a sound
picture ''Let My People Live" with
Rex Ingram, star of the motion
picture "Green Pastures" Thurs
day night, February 9, in the Wei
come Hall Chapel at 7:30. This
attraction which is a lecture on
health features the singing of the
Tuskegee Institute 100-voice choir
under the direction of William
Dawson. Mr.. o. C. Hall of st. Paul
will speak prior to the showing of
the picture. Admission free.
This program marks the second
in series of BOYS ASSEMBLY
and will become a regular activity
of the Boys Work Division.
Welcome Hall Al, NeighbOrhOOd
House 81
The Intermediates of Welcome
Hall have annexed another lead
position in the Inter-House Basket
ball League as a result of a victory
over a very strong Neighborhood
House five Monday night, Janu-
airy 80, in the losers gym. The
Welcome Hall boys were off to a
fast start and were leading at half
time by score of % to 8 but the