St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-05
Halle @. Brown Notes: The H

Halle @. Brown Notes: The H
Club will hold a bean supper or a
Chill supper for their members next
week.
The Mems Council helped put
over the Milwaukee game by SELL
ing Al patron tickets; much credit
is due these men who have been
so faithful and loyal to Halle.
The Mems Bowling Club bowl
every Wednesday night at the Mid
way Y and men who are interested
in bowling may get information by
calling Halle.
The Girl Reserves were visitors
in the Gym last Friday evening.
They played basketball and bad
minton.
The Halle Boystown election is
now going on and the boys will
have their own government. The
voting is taking place all this week
and the winners will be announced
at the Chicago-Hallie game on
March 18th. Mayor, Chief of Po-
lice, District Attorney, Health Of
ficer and Treasurer are being voted
on. When the election is over there
will be an inaugural meeting in
which all members of Halle will
take part.
The program for the spring is
now being planned and there will
be many new interesting things for
you to do.
Be sure ladies and attend the
Wednesday morning Gopherettes
each Wednesday at $50 a. m.
Showers, towels and soap are fur
nished for a very small fee.
Welcome Hall News: The Girls
Council of Welcome Hall decided
at their last meeting that they
would like to have a yearly mem
bership fee, through which the girls
would be able to help finance some
of their activities. The following
are among the first to take out
memberships. Mrs. Cudellus Jack
son, Valadia Montague, Marcelane
Thomas, Lois Milsap, Raba Dick
son, Henry Moore, Brewer Lee
Clark, Kenneth Robinson, Stella
Moody, Loretta Riley, Barbara
Elkins, Tillie Price, Marion Will
liams, jeanne Jackson, Marlys
Hoffman, Marlyne Jackson, Ida
Pearl Parker, Norma Green, Jewel
O'Neal, Darlene Sigmondik, Beverly
Lazar, Jean Marie johnson, Sandra
Jean Hopkins, Norma Riley, Lor-
anime White, Virginia Robinson,
Betty Lewis, Douglas S. Lewis,
Mary Collins, Mrs. Mary Meyer,
Mrs. Mary Thompson.
Because of the rationing of food,
our quota for Camp has been con-
siderably reduced and those who
have paid memberships will make
up our Camp Roll.
The Saturday night movie group
enjoyed an evening with Walt Dis
ney in Techni-color. Before time
for the movie, The Bible Lovers
Club was engaged in a Bible Quiz,
reviewing questions used by Uncle
Quiz, on the Union Gospel Mis-
sion Broadcast over WMIN each
Saturday at 5:15.
In spite of the very cold weather
the attendance at the Toy Loan
library is holding its own. New
toys and games are being added
constantly. Perhaps you have a
toy which your child has outgrown.
The workers at the Toy Loan are
anxious to receive such toys and
rebuild them so that some under
privileged child might have play
things. Just phone in to Welcome
for further information.
The Welcome Hall will be closed
until 400 p. m. on March 18th,
World Day of Prayer, so that we
may be a part of this service
Welcome Hall Reporter.
PHYLLIS WHEATLEY NEWS
Register now for the Red Cross
class in home nursing. Mrs. Enrol
Fassett will be the instructor of
knitting class which will meet
Tuesday of each week between one
and three p. m. This is a fine OPP
portunity for anyone having friends
or relatives in the armed services
to knit sweaters, socks, gloves, etc.,
for them. Please call Cherry 1866
if interested.-House Reporter.
The Queen Esther Temple No. 2
S. M. T. celebrated it's 33rd ami