Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-11-01


all probably alb be engaged in
bobbing for apples, telling fortunes,
etc. Even the oldest of our read
ers rejuvenate at Halloween, for
our fun loving spirit of childhood
days still delights in pranks and
sports on that night.
Left Town: TIMOTHY MILLS,
who has been residing in the Twin
Cities for the past number of years
attending school, left our Cities for
his home town, indianapolis, Ind.
Timothy will begin working in one
of the Indianapolis funeral parlors.
Turkey Talk: Already, the folks
about town are making plans for
a gala Thanksgiving Weekend
what with the thrilling football
game between Halle Q. Brown and
Phyllis Wheatley House during the
day and Big Mayor of Bonneville
Dance that evening, there's going
to be a hot time in the old town
that night" Quite a few out-of-
towners are motoring or choo-choo-
ing up Cor is it down?) for the
gala festivities. JIMMIE LEE is
really stirring up the good old
turkey gobble spirit" for the game
and dance Especially the game.)
Spotlight on the Homecoming
Dance at Ramsey Hall in st. Paul
last week: It's hard to explain just
what was the distinctive style of
swing used by the orchestra that
night. 1t had that "down home"
touch and sounded fright" good. In
fact, Sal never saw more jitterbugs
go on a rampage than she saw that
evening. CHUBBY" BRADY
came strutting in all smiles with
MARY LEWIS on his arm. >. The
two sisters, BEA SLEMMONS and
PEARL MCKINNEY, were really
showing some of the Riddles just
how to jitterbug, and 1 mean they
were dancing. It looked sorta
like there was a Kappa Fraternity
confab that night, for Bros. WAR
rem GRISSOM, DR.. J. w.
CRUMP, CLIFF FUCKER, LE-
ROY WILLIAMS, EARL 0NQUE
and LEROY LAZENBERRY were
really having too fine time enjoy
ing the music. JIMMIE
BROWN was busy being host to
his Chicago guest, JOHNNY RAY,
NER CANNED RAYNER'S young
er brother). Brown and Rayner
seemed to be having good time.
-. SHIRNI and HAROLD MAY
Els were there looking quite dewey
eyed at each other. ALVIN
HARRIS and /. M. made a cute
couple, didn't they? 80. Saw DOR
OTHY RANDALL looking very
sweet in a black velvet street dress.
:. D. just couldn't keep his eyes
of Of B. of st. Paul, could he? =. :.
By the way, why did N. come with
R. and ditch her and go home with
M? (Our people, our people,. :
Did you see "X" Of st. Paul, who
had been seeing too much of the
bar, fall out dead to the world? :. :.
What Minneapolis lad was sorta
sleeping; in fact, made a bed out
of the tables? Before he went of
to sleep, wasn't it funny when that
local gal about town walked by and
this young fellow piped up and said
Mama, buy me that elephant"
=. What st. Paul boy sorta thinks
JUANITA WALLACE is SO nice,
but he's afraid to go up and ask
her for dance? (My, my, lad, be
brave like Captain Lawrence. What
are you, a mouse or a man? Me
thinks you're a mouse, too.)
Could 1t Be That: D. II. is en-
gagged to a certain young gent who
halls from round and about Fari-
bault, MINI. ;. M. D. Of st. Paul
had a certain Minneapolis lass in
his car, driving round Como Park
last week, while young wife was
at home breaking her neck prepar-
ing a surprise for their Bird we'd
ding anniversary with friends and
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