Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-04-12

ground forces in World War II.
He is student at the MacPhail
School of Music.
The 4. H. &. Club met Friday
evening, April 8, at the home Of
Mrs. Theodore Jones, S70l Fourth
Ave. s,
The MOderRette Bridge Club met
Wednesday evening. April 3, at the
home Of Mrs, Claude Mason, $3.50
Fifth Ave. s., with Mrs. AURORA
Bailey as hostess. First prize WAS
won by Mrs. Barbara Strawder,
second by Mrs. Pearl Schohcld, and
third by Mrs. Helen SlmmS.
The W. J. W. Club met Thurs
day, April I, at the Phyllis Wheat
ley House. Final plans were made
for the Sportsman banquet 10 be
held in honor of Harry Davis. Those
present were: Mesdames Betty
Strawder, ShirNi Mayes, katherine
Harper, Charlotte Davis, Ruth Bell.
ONEIDA Davis, Geraldine Withers,
Arvada Mccoy. Katherine Wash
ington and Mrs. NJ. Combs. coun-
sellor.
StOrckccper SIC Carroll Peery,
stationed at the Naval base in San
Diego, Calf, arrived home Monday,
| April 3, to spend 23-dRy furlough
visiting his mother, Mrs, Carolyn
Peery and family, 1929 Fourth Ave.
/ 3, and other relatives. This Is the
first time in four years that the
Pcery boys have all been together.
MIR. Roy l.. Burns. 1913 Fourth
Ave. s.. is confined to bed at his
home.
The blue Monday Club met Mon
day, April 4. at the home Of Mrs,
Lucille Woodland, 1903 Lyndalc Ave.
n. All members were in attend
anCc including the Mems Auxih-
AIRY. Each member brought
lemon and the one that presented
the one with the most seeds wen
the prize. Mrs. Laura Mae An
thony WAS the lucky prize winner.
Games and cards were the enter
talnment for the afternoon. Prize
was won by Mrs. Giovnnna Alex |
RndCr. Guests present were: Mes
DANES Connie Aikens and Bertha |
johnson. Mrs. Woodland served "A
lovely chicken dinner.
seaman Nc Class Roger Thomp- |
son, son of MIR. and Mrs. Ernest |
Thompson, 3SO5 Portland Ave. IL
spending "A 23-day furlough visiting
his parents, Seaman Thompson ar, |
rived IN the city Tuesday hy plane
from Kansas City.
shower: Mrs. Ruby Hoho, ~ !
Hyland Ave. NJ, was hostess to IA
baby shower in honor Of Mrs. Tim
othy Bender Of the same address. |
Cards were the entertainment for
the afternoon, and delightful !
luncheon was served Those pres. |
cnt were: Mesdames Frances Ron.
nell, Georgia Palmor, Laura Mae
Anthony, Starr Sheppard, Marjorie
Hayes, Ashton Tatum. Ioletta Am.
pey, Giovanni Alexander. and Jose
phne Parker.
Marriage License: Miss Mamie
+. Hughes, 6lS Seventh Ave. N.
and MIR. Melvin u. Jefferson. 1913
East Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Young. GOT
Olson Blvd. have ms their guests.
their daughter and son-in.law, Mr..
and Mrs. Mac Brazell Of New York
who arrived in the city Monday
afternoon. April 3.
The ~. Peters Senior choir met
Rt the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gresham. 984 Bryant Ave. N, Fri.
day, April 3. Two new members
joined the choir. namely, Mrs. Mer.
ccdes MCGOWAN and Mrs. Ivy Mas
Eengill.
PIE. Johnnie Thomas Of Chanute
Field, ILL.,, who has been III with
pneumonia. Is recovering rapidly
Pfc. Thomas Ia the husband Of Mrs.
Mildred X. Thomas, 1868 Bryant
Ave. N.
Mrs. Cleo Hampden. b3I Lyndale
Ave. N, left Wednesday, April 3,
for Portland, Ore. where she ex.
poets to establish n business.
Mrs. Don LaFaucette. 1895
Fourth Ave. s.. entered Eitcl hos.
pital Wednesday. April 10. She
has the many good wishes of her
friends for "A speedy recovery.
Word has been received by Mrs.
f. l.. Escuc. 1924 Fourth Ave. s.
Of the death 81 Mrs Anna Chavis
Of Cleveland. Ohio. Mrs. Chavis "
a sister 10 the aunt Of Mrs. Roger
Johnson, formerly Of this city, who
attended the funeral in Cleveland
The Matinee Hour Club enjoyed
their weekly thcater visit on Wed
nesday. April g. After the show,
the group had dinner at the Kin.
Chu Cafe. Members are: Mes
danes Betty jackson, villa Carr.
Bertha Johnson. Ida Taylor and
Miss Rosa Lee Stevens.
Married: Miss Josephine Bee.
rhum and Mr.. Norman Parker were
quietly married Monday evening,
April !, NJ the home II Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bobo, ~ Hyland Ave.
Parker wore One-piece orchid
dress trimmed with "a c0raaRe Of
and sweet peas. The
couples only attendants were Mr..
Herbert Browning and Mrs Wilma
Scott.
Among the siCk and shut .ins this
week are: Selma Elmo, 43IG oath
Ave. s., Mary Higgins, 5Is 18th
Ave. s., Roy Austin. $50 Bryant
Ave. NJ, John Moore. Jr.. Bob N.
irving, Dorothy Cotton. 4iO f..
!4th st. Byron DAWSON. 1929
Fourth Ave. s., Dolores Hin, 400
n. Dupont, Shirley Mills. Cos 9Th
Ave. N, and CaTmilla Norris, iIls
n. Emerson Ave.
Recital: Rev. A. l.. Kirk, pastor ]
u Beacon Light Seventh Day Ad-
7entist church, and baritone solo.
Ist, gave "A lovely recital Satur-
day evening, March 30, at the First
English Seventh Day Adventist
church, 27th and Stevens Ave. s.
A crowd Of approximately 600 PEG
pie heard Rev. Kirk sing. Among
his numbers were. The Voice in
he Wilderness, THE Lost Chord"
The LOrd's Prayer" Afro Ameri.
IAN folk songs and other Negro
spiritualE.
Word has been received 81 the
ieath II Mr.. William EaveE who