Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22

of Mrs. George Jones. 1901 Fifth
Ave. \.
Mrs. Clarence Bell, $40 Humboldt
Ave. N, has returned home from
General hospital.
Mrs, J. II Riley, 24l9 Fifth Ave.
5. has been III for the past six
weeks. She is still confined to bed.
Mr.. Mckinley DcRhAm. l0G Roy.
alston, is Ill at General hospital.
MIR. Ernest l.. Sims, S69S Fourth
Ave, s., is at Northwestern hospital
where he has been patient since
February IL. His condition is re-
ported good.
IL. and Mrs. Felmers q. Clancy
Of Milwaukee, Wis, were the visi,
tors over the week end OF 1t.
Chaney's sister, Mrs. Ethel Phillips,
700 Oak Lake Ave. n, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Jones, AIS Dupont
Ave. N.
Tech. sgt, Clayton Hughes, who
was n member Of the armed ser
vices for three years, received his
honorable discharge from Camp
Mccoy, Wis, Saturday, February
10. Sgt, Hughes Is now making
his home with his family at 1921
Fourth Ave. =. lie Is the son Of
Mr., and Mrs. Percy Hughes, Sr.,
$500 Fifth Ave. 8.
Donald Rice. 727 Emerson Ave.
NJ, recently returned home after
spending three years in the armed
service. He spent approximately
two and one-half years overseas in
the Pacific theatre Of war, Donald
IL the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Warner
Rice, 727 Emerson Ave. n. His
photo will appear in later issue.
Lee James Of Chicago, H., IL IN
the city visiting friends, Mr..
James was recently discharged
from the armed service.
Cpl. Fred Anderson Of Fergus
Falls, MINI, arrived in the city
Tuesday, February 10, 10 spend
several days with his sister and
brother in law, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Mitchell, 1901 Bryant Ave. N. Cpl.
Anderson received his honorable
discharge from Camp Mccoy. Wis
Tuesday. lie was "a member Of tho
armed forces for twenty eight
months, and was overseas twenty.
two.
The Du BOis club met Friday
(tOdRy), February 22, at the home
Of Mrs, John Sayles, 1928 Fourth
Ave. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hen Alexander
1929 Fifth Ave, s., returned home
Tuesday evening, from Evanston
and Chicago, H., whore they spent
several days Mr.. Alexander was
recently discharged from the armed
forces
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mason. 1920
Columbus, had M their guests over
the week end, their granddaugh.
tors, Gail and Sandra Schnhcld,
Mrs. e. W, Glenn. a6lO Fourth
Ave. s., left Wednesday afternoon
for Davenport. Iowa. where she
went to attend the funeral Of her
cousin, Mrs. Dollic Shoots.
Mrs. Beulah Peters, 900 Bryant
Ave. NJ. foll Friday. February IT,,
and broke her left arm. She In get.
ting along AZ well as can be- ox-
IaCted
The Sunday After VaIenIlne Tea
given NJ Zion Baptist Church was
reported huge success.
The Smart Set Club met Wednes
day, February 20. At the home Of
Mrs, W. II. Wright, 1887 Clinton
Ave.
Rev. Henry G. Boyd. 1856 Fifth
Ave. g.. In In Little Rock, Ark.
where he II attending the Bishops
Council. He will be back 10 preach
Sunday, March 3.
Birthday Dinner Party: Mrs. Re
beccR HardcmAn and Mrs. ROsa
Mae Jackson entertained nj a birth
day dinner party Sunday, February
II, In honor Of Miss Algerinp
Harhcman. Guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Payne, Sr.; Luther
Payne, Jr.; Mr. Goldstcin Jackson;
Mesdamea Odessa Walker, Martha
Jackson, FloEsic Harris. Dorothy
Jones, and Miss Gertha Lee James.
Dinner was served.
Little Joyce Ann Hughes csle-
brRted her sixth birthday Thurs
day, February 7. at 28l6 Elliot
Ave. Guests were: ChRrlene Cleve