St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-08-14
Hello, Folks:

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Hello, Folks:
A number of baseball fans are
planning to attend the baseball
game between the Chicago Brown
BOmbers and the Original House of
David which is being held this
week at the Lexington park in St.
Paul. Between the various baseball
games and motoring up to the diff
ferent resorts, l guess most of our
Twin Citians will find something
to do this week. =. Heard some of
our local lassies of the twenty
year-Old age group (and on up)
talking about their sad plight-yOu
know, not having many of their
own age group of boys left to go
around with. Incidentally, they
were remarking about how lucky
the 16, II and 1S-year-Old lassies
are since their age group of boys
haven't been touched by the war
AS YET. .. Quite few members
of the younger set were seen out
at Kings Valley last Sunday.
Among them were BARBARA
MALLORY, MARY ANN TERRY,
LOUIS SON, "BUZZIE'
BROWN, and DICK CURTIS. The
Valley is always a popular spot for
all forms of recreation, and that
charming couple, MR.. and MRS.
KING KENNEDY, the prOprietOrs,
are tops" when it comes to seeing
that their patrons always have a
too fine time.
FOLKS IN AND OUT OF TOWN:
Charming MRS. HARDY BIR-
MINGHAM of Oklahoma City,
Okla, is in Minneapolis this week
renewing old acquaintance and
visiting relatives Those we'll
known est. Louisians," MR.. AR
MOLD WALKER of the St. Louis
Urban League, DIR. T. G. BENJA-
MIN and DIR. S. D. MILLER, who
have been vacationing up in the
North Woods of Minnesota, stopped
overnight at the Wheatley House
a few days ago and really had a
fine time greeting and meeting old
and new friends. CHARLEY
hurley and BILLY MARSHALL
both left by auto for New Orleans,
La, where Burley is scheduled to
fight in the near future. PVT.
ROBERT MALLORY of Fort
Clark, Texas, is due to breeze into
town any day now for a furlough
with his family and friends. :.
SGT. JIMMY BELL (of the Bells
Cafe clam is home on a furlough
from Fort Huachucha, Arizona.
ELAINE BLOOEDORN of New
Jersey is now making her home in
st. Paul. Another new impor-
tation is ALGERNON PRIOR of
Omaha, Neb., who is visiting in
Minneapolis. Just received a
card from the G. W. WASHING
TONS and daughter JOAN FRAN
CES minneapolis Urban League
Exec. and family who are vaca-
tioning with relatives down in the
southern part of the U. S. At the
time the card was sent, the Wash
ingtons were visiting the j. J.
FLOODS of Tuskegee Institute,
Alabama, and they were really
having a ball. -.
A DOUBLE "V'' VICTORY:
Our heroine this week is a st.
Paul lassie who is in love with one
of our well-knOwn Minneapolis fell
lows. He was drafted a number of
months ago and this sort of put a
damper on this couples future
marital plans (Which were one
sided anyway-on the girls side).
Anyway, the drafting of this lad
did not in any way stop our Iassie
from making her plans, for it seems
she's been chasing him all over the
country and following him from
camp to camp trying to get him to
say eyes" to her 81 do" ideas. This
chasing has been going on now for
quite some time and she has al
ready visited over four army
camps. A few weeks ago, our "pur-
sued" soldier found out that he is
due to go across seas any day now,
so he's decided he'll get married
now, and he also plans to leave his
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