Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-05
Sioux Falls, 8. ID.
News
BY MRS. OSCAR BRIDGEwATER
G1s N. MlnRSsOla Ave.
Sl0ux Falls. q. ID.

sISu1 Falls, q. d.
Old Settler Passes; Mrs. Nora
Yaney Murray, 70, 232S 5. First
Ave, died Sunday at . local hos
pital after an Illness Of over q
month. Mira. Murray had been q
resident 0f the city for over 40
years, and was . member Of the
Pilgrim Baptist church. Services,
with Rev. Eugene Williams olficiat.
Ing, were conducted on Tuesday,
Nov. rs, at the Banton Funeral
Homs. Surviving are four broth
sTs, James LObbins, Evanston, ILL,
and win, Lewis and Gus Lobbins,
Bloomfield, Ill.,, and q sister living
In California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. G. Collins enter.
tanned for Thanksgiving dinner at
their home, 1904 Y. sth Sc. Mr..
and Mrs. John Armstrong, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Teal, Mrs. Msnsr Greer
and Mrs. Joeslla Woodson.
Mr.. and Mrs. WiIIIam TolsOn en-
tsrtainsd ut dinner at their home,
1908 W. 9th 81. Than pgivinR the
family and their houseRueats, In
GLIDING Mr., and Mrs. Harvey Bent
ley. Mrs. James Lee, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred White.
Mr.. James Martin was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bridge
water, 63S N. Minnesota Ave,
Thanksgiving at dinner.
Mrs. Eta Monkey and Mrs.
Rosanna Parker entertained at
Thanksgiving dinner at their home,
0lb ". Main Ave-, for family and
drop-in-guests during the day. Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Coates, $40 N.
MAbls st., and family daughter Of
MrA Eta MoElsyJ were among the
guests.
Mr.. Monroe Lotion. IIS N. Da.
kota Ave, stopped over from his
run from Chicago TO Tacoma.
Wash, for q week 70 see his little
son, Monroe Lotion, JT. Mrs. Mon.
roe MAY Frances AndsrsonI.
Church Of God In Christ: Mrs.
Hattie Wheeler, State Mother, re-
ports that the Bible Band meets
every Saturday from house to
house. Everyone IL welcome.
Mrs. Emma Lee Smith, Los
Angeles, Calf, daughter Of Mrs.
Hattie Wheeler, who underwent q
serious operation il doing very
well ct this writing. Mrs. Smith
was formerly resident Of this city.
Surprise Related shower: when
the StGrk interviewed Mrs. John
Armstrong as hostess In honor Of
Lady In Waiting Mrs. JohnninR
HildrsathI got busy and set an.
other date. Twenty or more Of the
ladies gathered Saturday evening
NJ the home Of Mrs. John Arm
strong. li5 No. Dakota Ave, Apt.
10, with gifts for the baby girl
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnning Hi
breath, born Tuesday, Nov. ~. A
baby buggy loaned by Mrs. VERNE
freeman loaded with presents
greeted Mrs. HildTeath when she
entered the apartment, The pleas
ant surprise Of Mrs. Hiidreath was
shared by all. Refreshments were
served by the hostess, Mrs. Arm.
strong.
Mrs. Al q. Frost was hostess
to Bronze Women's club. Mrs. Mel,
vim Smith, president, at her home
6lB No, Minnesota Ave. Friday
The pTiGes---lSt TO Mrs. Earnest
BargeF, 2nd--.to Mrs. Melvin Smith
and Ord to Mrs. JET Watson.
Suffered FAll In Yard: Mrs vii.
liam Tolson, i703 West 9th St.,
stumbled and fell hurting her
shoulder and was indisposed for
over { week.
Among the Younger Set: known
among them ~ q must" Donald
Smith, Kendall Anderson and Bent.
ley Jaeo attended the midnight
show returning TO the home Of
Bentley Jaco, where they spent the
night. Mr., and Mrs. William Tol.
son, parents Of Bentley JAeo, were
hest and hostess to them at break
fast. Sunday morning at ST. Johns
Baptist Sunday School the three
were In attendance. The next meet
Ing win be at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Anderson. parents
Of Kendall.
Mrs. Earnest Haynes. Yankton
., D.. the houseguest Of Mrs. Tom
Young. was the dinner guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tolson Mon
day at their home. i703 West 9th
81.
Washington High School Variety
Show listed among les entertaining
group Miss Sylvia Booker. who
sang, and Miss Georgia Rose Clay.
ton, who danced.
Mrs Ruby Maeer. Mason City,
Iowa, arrived in the city last week
10 accompany her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Edgar, lis No. Dakota
Ave, 10 81, Paul. Mimi, to he at
the bedside Of Mrs. Iomia King