Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-14
DULUTH NEWS
Ily ZilIah Waters

Mrs. UeTnlce Nichols, bb, OF bI2h
Juanita street, died In "A local hos
pital last Thursday afternoon. She
had resided In Duluth 80 years, She
was "a member Of Jehovah's Wit
nessss church. Mrs. Nichols Is sur
vived by her husband. lsiah: one
brother, Rudhany Vaughn, and one
sister. Beulah Vaughn. both Of
Princeton, Ind. Funeral services
were held at the Crawford chapel,
Monday. Mt $40 p. m, with Mr..
Gabriel Alverson officiating. In
terment was at Forrest Hill.
Mr.. Richey Adams and his sister,
Mrs. John Atkins, arrived from Min
neRpOlis Saturday, June 4. to be
Mt the bedside Of their mother, Mrs.
Minnie Adams, who Is confined to
st. Mary's hospital. MIR. Adams
left for Minneapolis Monday. but
Mrs. Atkins will remain for awhile.
Mrs. J. ID. Givens Ia confined TO
st. Luke's hospital, where she un-
derwent a major operation Thurs
day, June q.
Miss Bernice Daniels accom-
panied her small nephew. Rufus
Carson Ill, back to his home In
st. Paul. Sunday, June 0. Little
Rufus had boon visiting his great
aunt, Mrs. Halle Hall Of Garfield
Ave.
Mr.. Joe Waters accompanied J.
u. Cox to Minneapolis. Sunday.
June 9. MIR. Cox visited his brother
In Minneapolis, while Mr.. Waters
visited his brother, Eugene. and
Thomas Copeland Of st. Paul.
The Elizabeth Richey chapter No.
2. OES. celebrated its 50th ami
versary, Friday. June +, at st.
Marks AME church. Mayor George
Johnson gave the welcome address
Of the evening. The response was
given by Carrie l.. DoEier. +. =. NJ.
Greetings from 81. Paul and Win.
nipeg were given by Mayme Il. Nc
Coy Of 81. Paul. A reading was
given by Queen X. Ransom. Grand
Matron. History Of T., X. chapter
No. ,. was given by Emma G.
Watts, Past Grand Matron, fol
lowed by lighting Of the candles.
Elizabeth Hall, Past Grand Lee
turer. sang solo, George Adams.
Grand Patron. was master Of cere-
monies in the absence Of his wife,
Minnie Adams, who IL Worthy Ma
tron " the local chapter. Visitors
from st. Paul and Minneapolis in
cluded the Mesdames Queen K.
Ransom. Mary Moss, Ardelia Allen.
Mabel Harris, Elizabeth Hall,
Wayne K. Mccoy. Carrie Powell
Katie Smith and Mary Duke.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pinchum
Mickey Beasleyl II San Bernardo.
no, Calf. announce the birth Of n
~ pound baby boy.
Mrs. Hazel Clark Of Minneapolis
was the house guest Of MIR, and
Mrs. &. W. DoEier during the
Episcopal church convention.
Mrs. Ann Albright and Mrs. Jean
Wright entertained Miss Mary
Kelly and Miss kelly's fance, Mr..
Nathaniel Evans, at breakfast.
Sunday morning. June 2, at their
home. S2hA East Second st. The
guests were: Mrs. Rose Davis,
MIR. Robert Crump. Mrs. Lcona
Kelley, Miss Marjorie Kelley. MIR.
Ray Dihrell. MIR Robert Daniels.
and MIR. George Kelley. The table
decorations featured white candles
in green crystal holders. and white
lilacs. The individual guest tables
had white lace cards with golden
bells. The cloth Of the bride-to-
hes table was a gift sent from
China by a friend Of Mrs. AL
bright's.
Mrs. X. J. simmons entertained
In honor ~ Miss Kelley on Friday.
June 7. at her home. Mrs. Albright
won first prize in n guessing games
contest, with Mrs. Cecilia Adams
the consolation prize winner. In n
second game, Mrs, Leona Kelley
and her daughter, Miss Kelley, tied
for first place, with Mrs. Belle Hy.
att winning the consolation prize.
About - guests were present. Miss
Kelley was presented with a beau
tiful white wool blanket. slick
coffee maker, linen table cloth
and napkins, and n purse Of money.
The hostess served luncheon,
Mrs, Victoria Robinson of Wash
ington, d, C., arrived in the city.
Sunday. June 9, TO spend some time
with her brother and sister in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Franklin, $40
East Seventh Street.