Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10

evening visitor, Miss Mary Yaney,
Chicago, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Edgar, 1l6
N. Dakota, received greetings from
Mrs. Henry Helm. Roanoke, Va,
former resident Of the city, and
from Mrs. B. T. Russell, Phoenix,
Ariz., q sister Of Mrs. Sherman
Taylor, who II also well-kn0Wn In
the city.
Mr.. John AFmstEoaR. former CT.
has completed his body work at
Mexican Auto Co, and Is now en-
ployed as q former at the paint
shop at Bergen Chevrolet Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Armstrong;
were the dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnnie Hildreth and family
on New Years.
The Rev. and Mrs. I. Phillips,
2l0 N. Dakota Ave-, had as their
house guests New Years evening,
Mrs. Mener Greer, Mrs. John Arm
strong, Mrs. Walls, Mrs. Maude
Kimball, and Mrs. Theodore
Vaughn. Refreshments were served.
Rev. Phillips IL the pastor Of the
Church Of God.
Mrs. Harvey Bentley was the
guest Of Rev. and Mrs. I. Phillips
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence DysaFt
and family spent New Years Day
with Mr.. and Mrs. VERNE Freeman
and family Of 1l6 N. Dakota Ave.
nahw nawmnm Ewmm-.- 1--AA--
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernie Freeman,
who was in the hospital for q
check up, In now ut home.
The Needle Craft Club Of which
Mrs. Mener Greer IL president. will
meet Thursday, and win continue
TO meet on that day as long as the
weather permits. Members present
were the MesdAmes Ruth Nc
Laurin, Adrian Tolbert, Gussie
Scales, r. T. williams, Msner
Greer. Theodore Vaughn and Lawr-
snce Dysart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Clark had
as their guests Sunday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Edgar and
Mrs. Anna Burns.
Mrs. Mary z. REDEEM was the din.
ner guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Clark during the holidays.
MIRA COrRelia Hunter and Miss
Mary YAncy, Of Chicago, ILL.,, were
the house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Coates, $40 No. Mable st.
Mrs. Hunter, q great missionary
worker for the past IS years, has
opened up her home TO foster chill
dren. Miss Yancy was also the
guest 6f the Monkeys family. She
IL studying to become q nurse.
Mrs. J. J. Allen Of Milwaukee,
Wis, spent several days in the city
with her husband. q railroad en-
ployee. She stopped at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Coates.
The SmaFtset Club Of which Mrs.
L. c. Harris IL acting president,
sponsored q banquet for the Good
Will Club, Monday at 81. Johns
Baptist church. After the banquet,
election Of officers was held. Mr..
Maurice Coakley was elected church
clerk, and Mrs. Daniel Coates, as
sistant clerk.
The Skating Party Of TeenaRers
at Drake Springs went back TO the
dining room Of ST. Johns Baptist
church where refreshments were
served by Mr.. Daniel Coates. This
was q reward for washing dishes
ut the Smartset banquet Mr.. Har-
vey Bentley accompanied the party.
Mrs. Mamie williams, formerly
Of Huron, s. D., died In Sioux City,
Iowa, recently. Funeral services
were held In Sioux City, with burial
In Canton, 8. D., Mrs. williams
birthplace. Relatives attending the
funeral included Mrs. Lucille Lam
bert OF Chicago, ILL.,, who IL we'll
known here. Mrs. Lambert stopped
over here enroute to Huron, and
was the guest Of Mrs. Harvey
Bentley, and Mrs. Louis Brown was
the guest Of Mrs. William FOLSOM.
Mrs. MeRer Greer was the dinner
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Toll
son and family, on Sunday.
Among the Younger Group: The
BY.T.U. group elected the follow
ing officers: Tommy Anderson,
president; Kenneth Anderson, vice
president; Donald Smith, secre-
tary; Bentley Jaeo, assistant secre-
tAFy, and AlonEo Smith, treasurer.
Patricia DOn0hO has become a
member Of the Junior Debs Of
which Miss Euniee Tate Ii presi-
dent The Junior Debs win resume
the printing Of their paper during
the month Of January.
Mrs COrnslia Hunter and Miss
Mary Yanrv Chfea0o III mar. tho