St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-09-13
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Hello Folks:

ny helen M Scout
Hello Folks:
You can talk Of the budding
spring and the hopes and joys that
come with its arrival, but give me
autumn as a real thriller. There
is nothing like these first days Of
fall and the tang and pep in the
air. We get up in the morning ex-
hilarated and feel like going places
right from the start. The gals are
all busy buying that ever alluring
head creation and the men-well, l
guess they are, as usual, engaged
in matching neckties and fall hats.
While in Dayton's Saturday
saw II. T., a prominent and eligi-
BILE bachelor, buying perfume and
a charming necklace. Now, who
was the lucky gal? And, his hat
and necktie were really too superb
for words.
One of our bright CD co-eds
says she's dropping astronomy this
term at the "U" for she spent three
weeks studying the milky way and
her mother says to save her life
she can't see what practical use
the milky way is to anyone.
l. w. says he's changed his eat
ing place because the landlady
threatened to raise his board. He
said it nearly killed him trying to
eat all he paid for now, and should
she raise his board and compel him
to eat more it would be the death
of him. Have you ever stopped to
think how many brilliant people we
have in the human race? And,
gals, be very wary of any shy
young men arriving with a dia-
mond ring in their pocket and a
proposal on their lips. The mar
riage license bureau is quite -four
ishing these days and increasing
in business as the bombing grows
heavier in Europe.
In One of the Local Niteries
LOUIS MASON, dashing in and
giving all the folks the once over
and then dashing back out again.
E. JANE and JIMMY LEE having
quite tete-a-tete over one of the
tables at a popular spot about
town. . What local couple, set
ting their marital difficulties out
in public, were discussing mainly
how to get out of living with their
mama-in-law?
Twin City Novelette,: He is one
of st. Paul's most eligible bache-
lors, handsome, personality plus,
and well set in his vocation. For a
long time it seemed as if he didn't
care whether he looked at girls or
not. Things went on like this un-
til he met pretty "X" of Minneapo-
lis, and then he fell head over heels
in love for the first time in his life.
Theirs was the most talked of
beautiful romance round town, and
it caused bit of excitement round
the Twin Cities. All went we'll, and
the date of their marriage had even
been set. Twas exactly two weeks
before their wedding day that a
minister, who had been a good
friend of both the parties involved
came to visit the groom. No one
knows the exact way in which the
minister explained the fact, but il
remained to be seen that he told
our hero that he didn't think it wise
for him to marry pretty "X" of
Minneapolis cause he had discov-
cred while delving through some
old records that our hero was the
real blood uncle of little Miss "X'
of Minneapolis. The shock was SC
great for our hero that he almost
fell out. The minister explained
the circumstances how the children
of the two families had been adopt
ed out after the untimely death Of
both of their fathers, and that Mis-.
"X's" mother is the blood sister o.
our hero. The heroine now knows
of this sudden misfortune that ha!
befallen both her and her love. T,
date they have not made any def
mite decision, but methinks Mis-
"X" will be leaving town soon t,
try and forget.
I hear the cute Shivers twins
LUCILLE and LORRAINE, ar
planning to enter the Universit,
Of Minnesota this fall. Jus
heard STARR and ALBERT Girls
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