Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-03-02

all helped her celebrate. Assisting
Mrs. Christine Benford cher
mother), were Mrs. Mary Nichols
and Carol and Rosemary Benford.
The Friendly Sixteen Club met at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Alexander, Fifth Ave. So, with Mr..
and Mrs. Vincent Shepherd as hosts,
Saturday, Feb. "a. Pokena was
played throughout the evening. Re
freshments were served.
Mr.. Richard Ross, 532 Aldrich
Ave. No, is back in the city from
a visit with his brother and sister
of Little Rock and Plumerville,
Ark, and cousin in St. Louis, Mo.
He also visited his wife's relatives
at Kansas City, Missouri and Kan
sas.
Audrey Banks, 3724 Fourth Ave.
&c., and Juanita Nevis, 2704 Gin
ton Ave-, celebrated their birthdays
(19th) at a dinner party at the
Dreamland Cafe. Others present
were Marjorie Banks, Doris Lewis,
jeanette Johnigan, Mary Lee, Glenn
Pullens, Richard Mayes, Phillip
True, Leonard Carter, Kenneth
Wallace, Russell Storks and Earl
Bowman.
Mr.. Charles Brickham sports
man Tavern) of Chicago, Mr..
Nathaniel Fleming (Mr. Green's
Tavern) New Orleans, La, and Mrs.
Amanda Hatchett Tavern Owner)
of Chicago, were the guests last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. James Sis
son and Mr.. Raymond Sisson, 21O
Irving Ave. No.
Lenten Tea: Mrs. Frank Terry's
home, 1912 First Ave. &c., was the
scene for a Lenten Tea given by
the Altar Guild of St. Thomas
Church. Over thirty-five guests at
tended.
Twin City Maids and Matrons
Meet: Mrs. Donald Brady, ST., 5000
Fifth Ave. &c., Saturday, Feb. "a.
Mrs. Harry S. Brown won first
guest prize, Mrs. Emerson Harris,
second and Mrs. Burie Carmichael,
Jr., third; and for the club prizes,
Mrs. ]. W. Crump, won first, Mrs.
R. S. Underwood, second and Mrs.
H. Combs, third. Other guests were
Mines. B. C. Archer, Palmer Jack
son, Howard Curry, o. L. Alex
ander, Charles Noble, C. W. Glenn,
and Tela Burt.
Lewis H. McGawgh, coxswain,
returned to Gross lie, Mich, We'd
nesday, Feb. 20, after spending
five-day leave with his wife, Ber-
nice, 11O7 Lyndale Ave. No. His
sister, Miss Juanita McGawgh, who
accompanied him here, remained
for a longer visit with her sister
in-law.
Miss Vera White, of Chicago, ac-
companied her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Alexander, 1920
Fifth Ave. &c., home from Chicago,
Saturday, Feb. "a. While here Miss
White has been entertained by her
cousin, Mrs. Dorothy Scott and Mrs.
Christine Slaughter of st. Paul and
by the Alexanders, her hosts.
L. P. AshfOrds Have Guest: Mrs.
Daisy Thomas of Huron, S. D. is
the house guest of Rev. and Mrs.
L. P. Ashford, $40 Fremont Ave.
No. Mrs. Thomas is a member of
the church, formerly pastored by
Rev. Ashford, and is a close friend
of their family.
Mrs. Blanche Cooper, 705 Seventh
st. No., spent the day, Feb. 20, in
Gary, Indiana, to be with her father,
Moses Stacker, on his 69th birth
day.
Lawrence Leroy Anderson, 1882
Smelling, celebrated his fifth birth
day, Monday, Feb. 26, at his home,
after shopping trip downtown and
visit to the Spokesman and Re-
corder offices, with Mrs. Kathryn
Pierro, a neighbor. Little Lawrence
resides with his aunt, Mrs. Carrie
Wallace.
Receives Stripes: Mrs. Josephine
Chambers, 1915 Clinton Ave. &c.,
was among the sixty to receive
stripes for their volunteer work in
the war bond campaign at lunch
con at the Curtis Hotel recently.
Mrs. Chambers received six stripes
and a star for over two hundred
hours of work.
Doris Grigsby, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Burl Grigsby, S14 Aldrich
Ave. No., celebrated her tenth birth
day at a party held in the social
room at 1901 Bryant Ave. No.,
Tuesday, Feb. 81. Among the guests
were Renee Jackson, Matte Dell
and Edna Mae Shaw, Lenore and
Harry Dillon, Gladys and Richard
Green. Frances Rooney Veralee