St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-08

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FORD did their thriller. va, John
ny boogied great, and / do mean
straight, and Alice was a solid
sender, doing her boogie until we
all surrendered. JANE STONE,
a noted dancer, also becoming a
real romancer. She did her dancing
with real shim-shammie and hula
hula, too. There isn't any kind Of
dance that girl can't do. Even J.
and her friends, 7. and A. were
dancing up q storm.
v. w., c. NJ, r. j., and G. w.,
were making enough noise at the
dance to start an earthquake.
Flashl Two girls-I mean boys
well, anyway, persons age about
1915, appeared at the Halloween
dance dressed as girls,-eomplete
with wig, furs and high heels.
After the whole party Of boys had
asked them to dance and told them
how cute they were, they took off
their wigs and claimed their places
among the boys. Boyl What a sur
prise that was, wowl And after
X. Nc had danced with one Of the
costumed beauties!
va, the Minneapolis Halloween
party and dance was really fine, but
what happened in st. Paul, made
v. B., D. w., and others really
whine. B. L., P. L., D. c., B. E.,
and A. P. were a few Of the girls
who took a long trip over to the
Sanity City to find that the dance
was cancelled.
W. C. told L. B., R. G., A. J., N.
Nc. and others, there will be big
dance in St. Paul." after he had
talked to L. G. My, but women are
deceiving.
A party, can you imagined Given
by Weller White. The kids really
had a great time. Some Of the pleas
ure-seekers were: beautiful Janet
Aaron, wild Shaw and quiet Shaw,
Mary Kate "creeper," Pat Lacy
(sIhiles), Margie Beasley (now
what chu bet, joel, Gloria (sweet),
Shirley (covered), Ronald (cover-
ed, Coobie (but diff, Freddie
(dancer), Stanley (quiet), Ronald
(shark), and many more cats that
well know for themselves they are
great.
The Creep of the Week of L. G.
and B. L. plus escorts. To Mime
apolis from St. Paul. To a show.
And that amt all. Two boys, didn't
catch the name, but the latter four
made a creep just the same.
You wonder how did l get a
peep? Well, / don't know, but
everyone can creep. Believe me,
when tell you!
Say, fellows, DANCING AT A
PUBLIC DANCE WITH OVER
COATS ON, is highly irregular, I'M
less it is the last number or
so, and even then, YOUR HAT
SHOULDN'T BE ONT
/ just know that all will pick up
on Fletcher Henderson's jam on
the 18th. Boy, talk about a jaml
That will be it.
Well, lace up your boots, and
we'll boom on down to a knockout
shack on the edge Of town; there1l
be an eight-beat drummer who
just won't quite, keep walking till
we see that blue light, fall in there,
and we'll see some sights at the
dance on Monday night
Saturday was a mad roller
skates ball. Cats fell in from north
side, southside and Ole SANITY
City. Some of the roller-skaters
were: CHARLES SHELTON, REU-
BEN NEAL and RED PRESLEY.
Looks like B. L. didn't do so badly
either. GEORGE NESBITT told
MARGIE BEASLEY his brother
WILLIE is on his way home. l
know she will be and many more
happy. Match!
SANITY CITY RESAMY: That
club, A. Y. D. gave a dance at the
American House. Some of the fig
ures there were: PAULINE RAY
JANE HOUSE, CARM EFT A
HIT, CHARLES mccoy, MAR
GARET and ARLENE BROWN
TUBBY GRAHAM, KENNETH
JONES, BUBBA JACKSON, and
NELSON mccoy.
C. H. seems to be all out for
N. c., and vice-versa. What is this