Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-08


ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Moses, AIS
Bryant Ave. En- route to Mime
apolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland visit
ed Mrs. Copeland's sister, Hilda
Simms, in Chicago. February 25.
the Copeland's will leave for White
Plains, New York, where Mr.. Cope
land will work with Gordon Parks
noted photographer.
MIR. and Mrs. +. II. McNeal, 1910
Bryant Ave. N. entertained at an
informal get-together" Friday
February l. Guests were: Mes
DANES Edith Wilson. Caryl Brad
ford, Messrs. Floyd Rennix. James
Batsill, and Forcee V. Grant.
The Blue Monday Club met Mon
day, February 1, at the home Of
Mrs. James Dubois, 63I Olson
Blvd. An Italian dinner was serv-
ed. The club held its business
meeting and final plans were made
for the coming dance Mrs. loletta
Ampey was accepted as "A new
member. Cards were the enter
tainment for the evening. Prize
was won by Mr.. James Bobo. The
next meeting VIII be- at the home
Of Mrs. Lillian Cobb. 1852 Fifth
Ave. S.
Sgt Raymond Cooper received
his honorable discharge from the
armed service Thursday, january
81, and has been the guest of his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Poster, 54l Girard Ave. ~. for
the past week He is now in Man
haitian, kans., visiting his mother.
Sgt. Cooper spent several months
in the Philippines.
MOMM &c Stanley Mcconnell.
and his bride of two months. re.
Gently arrived in Minneapolis where
they will make their home. MOMM
? c Mcconnell received his dis
charge January PC. after serving
three years in the Navy. He is
the son Of Rev. and Mrs. George
Mcconnell, SIP Colfax Ave. n. His
wife is the former Susan Wilson.
Brothers Home: F &c Robert
(Mlke) Biles is home on "A 3O-day
leave after spending 26 months in
the South Pacific. While there. he
was stationed at Base Co. 30, Ad- |
miralty Isles, New Caledonia. and
New Guinea He was the only
Negro from the Twin City area |
with this particular group. rs
Cpl. Leon Biles, Jr.. received his |.
discharge recently from Camp Nc. |
Coy. Wis. He served in France,
Scotland. England, and other Euro
pean countries. Cpl. BlIes plans
to resume his work at South High
and is interested in clerical and
business administration work. +
lc Robert and CPL Leon are the
sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Bilcs.
Sr, 1908 South Sixth St.
Mrs. Arizona Davis. 3O5 y. En-
erson, is i'll in General hospital
where she has been a patient for
the past week.
Mr. Roy Lewis Moss. 1920 Smell
ing Ave, left Sunday, Feb. 3. for
AN indefinite stay to visit his grand
father and aunt in Phoenix, ARR
Mrs. Edna Russell. 22Ol Fifth
Ave. S. entertained the T. o. y.
Club Saturday, February .. The
Of Mrs. Marie Reddick
and Mrs, Nancy Allen were oh
served. Each member Of the club
DItNtIltN INV uOllOlNtN WIN
handkerchief. Individual birthday
,akes were served with candles Of
pink and blue. A lovely luncheon
was served
The Friendly Sixteen Club met
Saturday, Feb. 2, at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Van Wrinkle, 5l5
Bryant Ave. y. A lovely dinnery
vas served buffet style. Mrs. Ruby
3obo was visitor. New members
ire: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Petit
ord. Mrs. Katherine Digit, Mr.
Z. S. Hill and Mr.. and Mrs. David
Payne. The next meeting will be
leId Saturday, Feb. Is. at the home
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Woodland.