Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-02-09

Mae Rushing, Robert A. Mallory. VIM.
Reddick, c. Il. Mendoza, Louis Caldwell.
James Smith, Mrs. L. Caldwell, Ruby Bobo,
Anna Payne, Rose Weiss. Evelyn Turley,
Bette Jackson, VIM. H. Jackson, Roy Cobb.
Mrs. James Slemmons, Florence Williams,
Irene Hopson, DeYelma Newman, Cecil Y.
Newman, Cecil Taylor, Ida Taylor, For
rest Mckinney, Floyd Cobb, Mrs. Floyd
Cobb. Mrs. Thomas Adair, Mary Washing
ton, Edna Russell, Mrs. Clyde h. johnson.
Mrs. Solomon Hughes, otha HoweltOn,
Robert e. Wright. Lucius Stewart, Mrs.
L. Stewart, John Young, Jr., Gloria Gates.
Carl X. Green, Clifton Hoard, Thelma Nc
Clure, Corene Pope, Lillian Jackson. and
Opal Stone Of Minneapolis.
Others in attendance were Atha
Young, A. J. Wilkerson, J. Jacoway,
Jessie Jacoway, Helen Wilkerson,
Lucille Burris, Ida Simms, Lucille
Jordan, Elizabeth Young, Geraldine
J. Withers, Myrtle Hill, Delsie Mil
Ter, Wenzell Miller and Edward
Withers.
Going Away Party: Those at
tending a surprise party given last
Friday at 345 E. 38th St. for Fred
Vaughn, 1874 18th Ave. S., who left
this week for Great Lakes Naval
Training Station, were Audrey and
Marjorie Banks, Anterior Hughes,
Jimmie Brown, Glenn Pullins, Doris
Lewis, Philip True, Phyllis and
Juanita Nevis, Leonard Carter,
Charlotte Curry, Alvin Peery,
Jackie and Betty Early, Donald
Brown, Robert Johnson, Carter
Faison, Doris Coins, Joyce Clayton,
Johnamae Clayton, Cornelius
Hughes, Samuel Brown S lie,
Roosevelt Thomas, Carl Banks,
Bonistelle Jones, Earl Bowman,
Dickie Mayes, Roberta Perkins,
Gloria Jackson, jeanette Johnigan,
Jimmie McCorvie, Roy Kay, Elmo
Jones, William Jones. His friends
presented Seaman Vaughn with an
Identification bracelet.
Pvt. Alvin Wilson of Aberdeen,
Md, who spent his furlough visiting
his wife, Pearl, and their son, Terry,
and his mother, Mrs. A. w. Wilson,
1918 Fourth st. S., returned to his
camp Thursday, Feb. 8. When Pvt.
Wilson arrived in the city he found
that his brother, Pvt. Wilver Will
son, from Susan Field, Calf, was
also home on a furlough visiting
his wife, Patricia, and their two
children. Pvt. Wilver left last Mon
day, Jan. go.
Cpl. Earl Hallway, Jr., Fl.
Devens, Mass, was honored at a
dinner by his parents and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hollivay, Sr.,
and Mrs. Alyce Suddeth, 1927 Chi
cago Ave. The guests were Cpl.
Earl's wife and children, Messrs.
and Mines. VIM. Stokes, T. Whatley
and children; Mines. Mary Stokes,
Ellen Price, Freddie Hughes, Julia
Hollivay; Messrs. James Eiford,
Norman Hudson, L. Harris and E.
V. Marshall.
Cpl. Carl Wade, who has been
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Wade, Sr., 2819 Elliot
Ave-, for the past month, left for
California Wednesday evening, Feb.
z.
Wedding Plans: Dorsie Willis,
1924 Minnehaha Ave-, and Olive
Allen, 507 Bryant Ave. N, applied
last week for license to marry;
and also, Lewis W. Jenkins, 525
Fremont Ave. N, and Marion F.
Spriggs, 425 Lyndale Ave. N.
Mrs. jamie Coleman, who has
made her home for the past two
years with her daughter, Mrs. Villa
Newman, 2434 Fifth Ave. s., re-
turned to her home in St. Louis,
Thursday, Feb. 8. Another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mildred Hornberger of
st. Louis, who spent a week here
visiting, returned home with her
mother. Mrs. Carl Wade, 2S19
Elliot, entertained a small group of
friends last week, in honor of Mrs.