Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-05-21

HON of Minneapolis a lovely dia-
mond engagement ring the other
day. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Song Of the Week:
That mellow tune AS Time Goes
By" is really holding the imelight
round the two towns. (And what
prominent, matured and single bust
ness man about town is erOOnin'
Taking A Chance On Love" to
his current fame? Gosh! Dan
Cupid gets around to all age
groups, doesn't he?)
Chit Chat Hot on the Griddle:
MRS. CAROLINE McWATT
BOWMAN of st. Paul left last
week for Tuskegee Institute, Ala
bama, where she will re-join her
husband, LIEUTENANT HENRY
BOWMAN, a recent graduate of
Officers Training School in Miami,
Fla, and who is stationed at Tus-
kegee. (And did Caroline ever have
a fine new wardrobe.) Just
heard from one of our well-known
pugilists, HORACE "BUZZIE"
BROWN, who is now with the U. S.
Navy. Buzzie is seeing sea action
of the Eastern Coast now on the
U. S. S. Demand, a mine sweeper.
My friend, CPL CHARLES
E. MOORE, has been transferred
from Camp Lee, Virginia, to Camp
Joseph T. Robinson, Arkansas.
Just heard from that personality
lad, S. Sgt. ROBERT PRUDE, who
tells me that he has been trans
ferred from the State of Washing
ton to Camp Claibourne, Louisiana.
=. One of Minneapolis own boys,
SGT. FRED KANE, wrote in to US
from Selfridge Field, Michigan.
Fred says he's getting along fine
and tells Sal that this spring
weather has got his thoughts seri-
ously a-turnin' to love and romance.
(Ain't it grand?) They tell
me that HALLE Q. BROWN
HOUSE CAMERA CLUB has got
a fine photography exhibit to show
their friends this Sunday at Halle
Q. between 4 and 6 p. m. As you
know, JOHN BANKS is president
of this group; LOUISE HAIR
GRAVE, secretary, and CHARLES
HARGRAVE is treasurer. :.
LIEUTENANT and MRS. ERN-
EST B BAXTER eva Leg are in
st. Paul visiting Mrs. Baxter's
family. Lieut.. Baxter is on leave
from the army. -. PVT. ROBERT
MURRAY, who is stationed at
Baltimore, Md, and his wife, MRS.
ALBERTA MURRAY (Albreta
NeaD are in the Twin Cities visit
ing their folks. A reception was
given in their honor the other night
by Albreta's parents, Mr.. and
MRS. THOMAS NEAL. .. THEO-
DORE WOODARD (Woodard Fu-
neral Parlor Executive) is really
doing a splendid job as chairman
of the Phyllis Wheatley House
Membership Drive. The number
Of additional new members prom
ises to surpass by quite a margin
the membership of former years.
D. Heard that FERN LEE plans
to leave St Paul some time in the
near future for California. Am
glad to hear that charming MRS.
MARGUERITE COMBS is up and
around again feeling quite herself
after her recent illness. Just
heard from JUNE HAWKINS, our
own Twin City songbird, who is
travelling with the Porgy and Bess
cast. She is now with the group
in San Francisco, Calf, and ex-
poets to take in quite a number of
the western sights Of interest. June
was royalty entertained while in
Oakland, Calf, by one Of our own
former girls, MRS. ANNIE FOS-
TER HENDERSON. Those
young newlyweds, EDDIE and
GERALDINE WTTHERS (Geral-
dine Davis are housekeeping now
in their own home on Girard Ave.
Well, friends, I'll be leavin' you
for now, so you'll have time to
digest some Of the above news, but
I'll be SEEM you again soon.
Your Pal,