St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-15
Sanity City
lettings
By GEORGIA RUSSELL

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By GEORGIA RUSSELL
Dare to be patient and loving each
day
Dare speak the truth whatever you
say
Dare to speak kindly and ever be
true
Dare to do right and you'll find
your way through.
Sir Henry Watson.
Mrs. Buddy Blakey, the former
Loretta Davis, left last Saturday
night for her home in Yankton,
S. D., after spending a week with
her parents The Coronation
Ball, at the Norway Hall last Fri
day turned out to be what the 1--WE
set would call "a solid sender"
The music was sweet and slow;
fast and furious and mellow and
ihCululhs VIM SOulu dSh 1OE HlOIc.
The crowd there wasn't record
breaking, but all the better for it
was a warm night. Some of the
many / glimpsed were Charlotte
Perfect, Dolores Sears, Harold Kip
per and Veda Long (who by the
way, make a cute couple), Shirley
Cannon, La Rohn Latimore, Gene
Goss, Joyce King, Barbara and Pat
Cartwright (Pat was the belle of
the dance, in an exclusive styled
green ruffle dress). Ralph Jones,
Leona McNeal and Norman Car
ter. Rueben Neal dashed in for a
while . Congratulations to JAG
queline Smith, who was crowned
queen Of the dance. Same night,
dropped by Treasure Inn, which
was as bare as Mother Hubbard's
cupboard, save for a few couples
and the orchestra (which was blow
ing full steam ahead). Too hot, we
guess. Most everybody was out
doors trying to get some breeze
Received a wedding reception invi-
tation from Cora Lee Patterson of
Fort Dodge, Iowa-Cora is we'll
known in St. Paul by the teen-age
set. She will become Mrs. John
Virgins, Sunday. Congratulations,
kids!
Jackie Morrison is back from
Omaha, Nebr., after spending her
three weeks vacation there ..
Edith Price is really enjoying her
self in Chicago. Evelyn Lewis is ex-
pected home from Des Moines this
Sunday Jewell Sears is an
advisor at Snail Lake A very
humorous story reached my ears
that the group Of teen-age coun-
selors at Snail Lake became angry
at the instructors and staged a
walk-out Peggy Aparicio left
for Mexico City on a vacation trip
-. It's really nice to see how well
the younger set is progressing u.
Saw Joan Perfect, Pat Foster
FLASHING very pretty hair-do) and
Beverly Carroll, all decked out in
their formals attending a very
formal party Viola Worthing-
ton, who has been a visitor here
for the past three weeks, left for
her home in Superior, Wisconsin.
The joke of the week occurred
when a very little (but old per-
sistent jitterbug insisted upon
last Friday, at the Coronation Ball,
Peggy ApariciO dancing with him.
When she refused he became very
cave-mannish and angry-but the
funny thing about it, little IKE"
didn't know how to dance at all.
The Loafers club held a horse
back riding party last Wednesday
at Circle s Ranch The com
pany included Betty Lou Dodd,
lone Russell, Carmen Allen, Heller
dcGee, June Wallace, and Iris
iambol. A party at the Sterling
hub, after riding concluded a very
active day for the Loafers d.
Frank Schine left for San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles, where he
will visit friends and relatives q. . d.
Motoring to Chicago to attend the
.All-Stars football game at Soldiers
ield with Kenneth Wilson and
Dwight Reed and Louis House, will
be Robert and Ralph Graham and
Edgar Pillow ;. Going by Zephyr,
will be John o'Neal, Kenney Jones
and Ernie Johnson The game
is between the Chicago Bears and
Collegiate All-Stars.
Some Of the newest records out
this week are "Jet Propelled Papa"
and blue and Sentimental" by
Helen Humes. Both are flaming
blues numbers Gene Ammons
gives out with two new jivey discs
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