Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-04-28

out-of-doors. The boys are out on
the Fairgrounds once again form
ing baseball teams. STAFFORD
LOTT, wide-awake, energetic young
Boys Director at Phyllis Wheat
ley House, is right ION the ball"
getting his boys in shape for base
ball and softhall leagues which will
perform during the summer
months. &c. Roller skating is another
fad which has taken the two towns
by storm. At the Skateland Roller
Rink in St. Paul last Monday night,
the following boys and girls were
seen "rollering" about: HELOU-
Use TABOR, VINTRESS JACK
SON, NORMAN CARTER, SCOTT
TYLER, CARL BANKS, SUE
CHILDRESS, PEARL WILSON,
IRA ALLEN, ELIZABET
YOUNG, JAMES RIVER, PHYL-
LIS MAYES, FAYE ALLEN,
KATHERINE HOPKINS, Their
ESA RAY, EARLINE WILLIAMS,
JUANTTA CAMP, ELLOUISE
VASSAR, IRIS BROWN and
PAUL RAY. -.
Stork Flash:
Did you know that attractive
young couple, LIEUTENANT and
MRS. BOB MARSHALL, Jr., mil
icent Burgess) are expecting a
visit from "Sir Stork" in the none
too-distant future.
A Story of Two Towns:
This story is about a well-known,
attractive Twin City couple who
are now in their late thirties. The
hubby in this story has for many
years patted himself on the back
because of the fact that he was
the victorious one in winning his
wife's hand in marriage, (which
took place when they were in their
teens). 1t seems as if, during their
courtship days, the wife in our
story had another sutton, an eig-
ible, handsome young chap. For
many, many months people didn't
know who was to be the winner.
Fate took a hand though, and
helped our heroine make her de-
cision which was in favor of the
man who is now her husband. When
the other sutton lost out he left
town broken-hearted. He never
really recovered from this love
loss, although he did marry another
girl, but lost her to death soon
after marriage.
Now comes the interesting cpl
sode in our story. The hero and
heroine have lived a full life, have
had two children, one a boy and
the other lovely girl the image
Of her mother. Of course, the
children are now in their twenties,
have fully matured, and are ad-
mired by many. Not many months
ago, who should breeze through
town but our wife's (the heroine)
other sutton, the man who lost her
in marriage twenty years ago. The
''suitor" who lost in the race, is
now a well-to-do bachelor in his
late thirties, is still handsome and
still possesses that indefnable
quality which makes him most at
tractive to all women. Believe it
or not, at first sight he fell in
love with his former sweetheart's
daughter. And why shouldn't he,
for she possesses the same beauty,
charm, and grace which her mama
possessed twenty years ago land
still does have. The young daugh-
ter also has fallen madly and des-
perately in love with her mama's
former beau too.
We hear that wedding bells will be
ringing soon for this grand couple.
We wish them much happiness and
we're sure the daughter will make
up to the mama's former beau, that
which he missed when he lost her
hand in marriage twenty years
ago. (Ain't fate and life wonder
full and kinda terrific, too?) -.
Social Entertainment of the Week:
That well-liked couple, MAJOR
and MRS. SAM RANSOM of st.
Paul, entertained last week at
lovely High Noon Breakfast in
honor of some of the service men
who are furloughing in town. Some
of the guests present at the break
fast were: LIEUT.. and MRS. TUL-
LY HICKMAN, CAROLINE
COMBS, SGT. MANLEY RHODES,
T./SGT. TALMADGE CAREY, JR.,
MRS. TALMADGE CAREY, JR.,
JANEABELLE MURPHY, T./SGT.
FOSTER BROWN and Mr.. Nc
CREA of Washington, D. C. :.
Miscellaneous Tidbits:
Heard that JAN EABELLE
MURPHY, Girls Worker at Halle
@. Brown House, will be leaving
soon to accept a position in New
Jersey. PAUL DUVAL, former
graduate student at the University
of Minnesota, will be leaving Min
neapolis soon to vacation with his
parents in Macon, Georgia. :.
Congrats to that well-known couple,
MR.. and MRS. E. L. ESCUE of
Mpls., who will celebrate their 25th