St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-11

iARTHA; DONALD BROWN,
| think he was with BETTY
LEWIS. OLD VENTURES NOR
RIS is HOME on leave, and / know
he will enjoy It to the fullest. WILL
LIAMS was at the party, too, with
whom, do not know. ROBERT
WORMLEY, you will never guess
who he was with, at least it looked
that way. Well, it was the beauti-
full Cinderella Of our time, GLORIA
PARKER. You don't see much Of
her, but the little bit you do see Of
her, you can safely say, This is
worth waiting for" In all, ole
man, the deuces of boxcars hymn
ed around the chimer and all the
chickens were stickinl In other
words, at was gTeat-but diff. "
So booml Into this broom, like a
spy before / die.
Pat Foster, / hear, had a fine
birthday party attended by over
thirty boys and girls. She received
many lovely gifts, with love at
tached. Many more to you Pat, and
r.
Well, back to the Mill City, where
the fair breezes blow, trying 10
think of some i've before 90.
Here Is our Minneapolis Back
Door Stuff" Shall we have another
peek7 What is the story Of OF.
and A.P.? That's all she wrote.
What's this about "G.I." Jim and
tonk-playing Slim? Or why is it
that C.M. and ST. are always fight
ing over the same girls First
d. V. and now H. P. Just par
laying and lightly playing. 1t also
seems that CT. singing THAT
Chicks Too Young to Fry" while
a certain girl is singing back; a
fine duet, l must say.
Another: CT. was seen talking,
II was no doubt a friendly one, hey,
CD? Now don't jump salty, cause
your i've is faulty. / just happened
TO be there. Ricardo, "alias" WV.
trying to be sly, but we know, don't
we ANA? Say, OLE man, / hope
you dig, because this kind Of 1--WE
will blow old AS wig, say what,
CIR?
Wheatley had its annual open
house, with bean feed, movies and
a dance. Rev. Bolts gave the bene-
diction. Did Jimmie Millen, lack
McElroy and Melvin Stone dig in,
not that it was meatless Monday
or anything. l guess they were
just hungry. Leon James, who has
a broken nose after starting in
Sundays game, was trying to fill
up a cup that had hole in it, and
did he get wet? The dance after
wards was really fine. And talk
about jumping, wham! whaml
Everyone was having the time Of
his life when SnoOkie, Van, and
more started a fake fight strife.
They hollered: Fight outsidew
Everyone ranl They played a great
play, but all three are ham. l also
saw that mothers were on hand
to help, and would like to show
my appreciation to the wonderful
ladies who helped out: Mrs. Opal
Stone, Mrs. Helen Phillips, Mrs.
Beatrice Slemmons, Mrs. Corrine
Meracle, Mrs. Marion Andrews,
Mrs. Edna Russell, Mrs. Bertha
Patton-all of these mothers and
helpers added to the quick service
that was received by the flood
eaters"-and speak for the group
The interest that the mothers show
ed is something that the children
as a group, do not usually receive
at least from someone else's
motherl
Seeing that the world war is over
shall we have a lesson on world
problems
Well, them bulls in the china
closet across the heavy drink are
knocking out the cutglass and
spoilin' the scenic effect. While
the squares in their chairs in the
Mighty dime are calling for the
side pocket, and missing every time,
So now we know the world stand
So long, all of you fine readers,
and there is more sly talk and
groOvy talk next week.
Duke (This is Your Gum Beaten,
Signing off like Gabriel Heater)
Don.
P. S.-Don't forget that the
Twenty Limited has set every Fri
day for us 16 to 20 ayers. This is
very kind Of the club, so | will see
you up there Friday nights.
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