Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-22
Howdy, Folks:

Howdy, Folks:
As we glance out of the window
and see the falling snow we feel
rawther doubtful as to the success
of the Easter parade. But, who can
tell; it may be warm and balmy by
Sunday. Anyway, one can be gay in
a fur coat and cut quite a dashing
figure with the right fellow along.
And, of course, it is to be hoped
that each one will have that partic-
ular one in tow for the holiday. So,
although spring is temporarily hid
den in a snow bank, she is really
''just around the corner"
Return Engagements: LIE ROY
GENTRY, of Chicago, according to
reports, is due to return for either
a completion of his first year out at
school, or for an appearance in
local mite spot Another return
basketball game is expected be-
tween the handsome Kappas and
the dashing Omegas.
Cheese Nidbits: Have you ever
stopped to think that the way to
discover a fool is by the questions
he asks? A question in Myth
ology: If Atlas supported the
world, who supported Atlas? An
swer: They say Atlas married a
rich wife and got his support from
her father.
Tying Forget Me-NOts: DOR0-
THY ALEXANDER and JOHN
SCOTT who will soon be entering
into marital bliss.
Campus Snapshots: Having a
good jam session in the Union were
BEATRICE SCHUCK, PAULINE
ALEXANDER and ELIZABETH
WALKER. Noticed JOSEPH
BAILEY, HUETTA WILLIAMS
and a few others, adding a little
avoirdupois, in the Union. &. Busy
man: CHUBBY" BRADY, hurry
ing somewhere. Where? You tell
me.) ELMER HARRIS, gaily
strutting and whistling on his way
to the Music Bldg. EVA LEE in
quite a hurry on her way to do
some practice, teaching in the st.
Anthony District.
This Weeks Believe 1t or Not:
A certain minister (whom you all
know travelled some distance to
preach last month. At the end of
the service he waited for someone
to invite him home to dinner. One
by one, however, the congregation
filed out without noticing him. Be-
coming anxious land sorta empty
in the region of the tummy) he
walked up to an elderly man and
said, will you go home and dine
with me today, brother ?" "And
where do you live," said the
brother. ooh! About twenty-five
miles away, sir" "No," said the
man, uneasily, "but you must go
home with me-" This, of course, the
minister did cheerfully. Now, who
says ministers aren't clever?
A Peep in at the Dreamland
Cafe: CHRISTINE CARTER and
WILSON JOHNSON, signing over
their ''Tea for Two. BAR
BARA MCCLURE all smiles for
JIMMY BAILEY. The ED
BLACKWELLS still looking quite
Niagara Fallish" between mouth
fuls. =. . ED and NINA SALTERS
and WARREN and LOIS Girls
SOM, quite the sophisticates of the
young married couples.
Conferences among young folks:
An interesting feature in religious
circles is the Young Peoples Dis
cussion Group being held every sec
ond week at Father Keefe's resi-
dence in st. Paul. Members of this
group, including ELIZABETH
SCHUCK, REGINALD HARRIS
and SAM REED. These discussions
are quite pertinent, including many
of the social ills and remedies of
present society.
By all means, don't forget the
city-wide Youth Conference to be
held at Phyllis Wheatley House
April CT. This conference is some
thing to look forward to. The COM
mittee in charge is extremely for