St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27

Sept. 2l, on a brief trip to see his
74-year-old mother whom he hasn't
seen for the past four years. Be-
fore his return to Minneapolis, he
will visit his sisters and their hus-
bands, Messrs. and Mines. George
Bollen Of Cullen, La, and Andrew
Stovall Of MeKamie, Ark. Rev.
Henderson also intends TO stop In
Taylor, Ark, TO visit his wife's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Walk
er. Rev. Henderson will bring his
mother 10 Minneapolis when he re-
| turns.
Seven Pound Daughter: A seven
pound daughter was born TO Mr..
and Mrs. Roy R. Kelly, 5SS Aldrich
Ave. No, on Friday, Sept. IS, at
General hospital. She will be named
Zenobia Lucille.
Guests at Fox Lake: Messrs. and
Mines. +. B. Jones, Ellis Perkins,
Donald Bryant, Jr., and Mrs. r
Baker, spent last Sunday visiting
with Mr.. J. ID. Ware at his resort
on Fox Lake.
The Two O'clock Bridge Club met
Saturday, Sept. 81, at the home OF
Mrs. Richie Adams, 100 +. 25th
St. Mrs. Harry Chiles was re.
ceived into the club as a member
and was presented with a eorsage
Mrs. Louneer Pemberton was pre-
scented with beautiful going-away
gift, Prizes were won by Mines,
Leo Bohanan, Brutus Cassips, and
George Berry, Jr. The next meet.
ing viii be held at the home Of Mrs,
George Berry, Jr., 6S4 st. Anthony
Ave, st. Paul.
Mr.. James BOOghery, Sr., SIC
Colfax Ave. No., few TO Kansas
City, Mo-, Saturday, Sept. 2i, "a
attend the Negro World Series.
Mr.. and Mrs. WenEil Miller, 522
Emerson Ave. No., had as their
guest last week, Mr.. King Jones Of
Kansas City, Kansas, who Is q
cousin Of Mr.. Miller. Mr.. Jones is a
gospel singer.
Mrs. Fora LanEams, 623 Girart
Ave. No., left Saturday, Sept. 2l
for Milwaukee, Chicago and Cinein.
natl, where she will visit relatives
and friends for several weeks.
Visits kalkaska: Mr.. ID, c. Allen
2737 Longfellow Ave, left Monday
Sept. 20, for Kalkaska, Mich. HI
win be gone for about a week on
business.
New Address: Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Wallace are now making
their home at HOS Aldrich Ave. No
Returns 10 Attend School: Mr.
Charles Beasley, Jr., son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Beasley, ST., 904
Bryant Ave. No., has returned from
Austin, Mimi, TO attend MacPhail
School of Music.
Mr.. Huntley SurTatt Of Dayton
Ohio, who was well-knOwn in the
Twin Cities while a member Of the
U. s. Navy, arrived in Minneapolis
Monday, Sept. 20. He will attend
DunwoOdy Institute and will stay
at the home Of Mr.. Robert Webb,
sos Olson Blvd.
Birthday Party Friday: Mrs
Cecilia Patterson, $40 Bryant Ave.
| No., was hostess to a party given
for Mrs. Carrie Buchanan. Among
Nho9N HANeNhN WIFI NV anu WI y
II. W. Bolts, Messrs. and Mines.
Charles Force, J. H. Wright, Lloyd
Banks. Mines. Mary Keyes, Dora
Pipkins, Elnora Wright, Alma
Woodson, Ruth Walker, Georgia
Palmer and Bertha Bowers. Mrs.
Buchanan received many gifts.
Mrs. Violet Hill Whyte Of Balti-
more, Nd, director Of Negro Work
in the National Women's Tenn
peranee Union, who has been stay
ing at the bennington Hotel, will
leave Sept. rs for her home. Mrs.
Whyte is employed as a police
woman on the Baltimore police
force. She was the first Negro
woman to be appointed 10 the force
and has been In service for eight
years.
Return from COnEeRtioR: Mines.