St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

Ond time in the daily paper. show
ing Donald finishing in class A
event at Wood Field Saturday af-
ternoon. Donald finished second
in low hurdles and first in broad
jump
Annual meeting Of St. Johns
Lodge No. 10 met Saturday and
the following officers we're elected;
Mr.. Alfred White, Worshipful
Master; Mr.. Daniel Coates, Senior
Warden; Mrs. George Bush. Junior
Deacon; Mr.. Maurice Coakley, re-
elected secretary; Mr.. Harvey
Bentley was reelected treasurer;
MI William folsom, reelected ty-
Ter; Mr. Tommy Clayton, Senior
Deacon. Honored guest was Mr.
Charles Bentley; principal speak
er and lecturer. Mr.. J. II. New
kirk, 33rd degree, Sioux City, Iowa
assisted by Deputy Grand Master,
Mr.. James LAIR Lee, 32nd de-
gree. Refreshments were prepar-
ed by Mr.. Laurence Dysart and
served by Mr. Alfred White and
Mr. Howard Bush.
MIR. sam l.. CemmOns, reared
in this city and formerly of De-
troit. Mich, arrived in the city
Thursday and Is staying at the
Community Center, TOP East 9Th
Street. Mr.. Clemmons plans on
making Sioux Falls his permanent
home. Mr.. Clemmons Is a former
CT having served overseas for al
most three years. He is also a
salesman for the product Michi-
gan OF George Washington Carver,
now marketed by A. w. Curtis,
Detroit. Michigan.
Mrs. mabel Anderson, Omaha,
Nebraska, sister OF Mrs. Eta Aox-
ley, S15 No. Main Ave, arrived
in the city and is the house guest
Of her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Teal, 6I6 No.
Minnesota Ave, left Sunday a week
ago to meet Mr. Tears sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs Adolphus
Hill. Birmingham, Ala, at the bus
station, Omaha, Nebraska. The
four enjoyed the sightseeing Of the
city during the five hour wait that
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill has on their way
to Seattle, Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Teal returned home after a
pleasant viist, even II 1t did rain.
The Bronze WOmen's Club, Mrs.
Beatrice Hamilton, president. met
at the home of Mrs. Melvin Smith,
2l6 East 32nd Street Monday. AT
ter business session a social per-
iod was held and the prizes as
follows: Mrs Hamilton list; Mrs
Collins Bird. Two guest prizes were
AL G. Frost End; and Mrs. e c.
given to Mrs. Earnest Barger and
Mrs. Marvin Price, Omaha, Nebr.
Miss Sylvia Booker, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bass Booker, Ga No.
Minnesota Ave, and Washington
High School senior, has been work.
ing in the high school office for
the past three months. Miss Book
er is very active in the community
on the musical programs. Miss
Booker rendered two beautiful so
los at the rehabilitation services
preceding the Freedom Train Sat-
urday at the WOmens meeting,
State theatre.
Miss Booker rendered several So
los at the Emerson School Orches-
ira Concerts on Thursday.
Freedom Train rehabilitation
Womens program held at the State
theatre was followed by the film
Our Heritage" and among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Bass
Booker, Mrs. Jeff Watson, Mrs.
Oscar Bridgewater Mrs. H. W.
Bolts Jr.. and the Misses Louise
Cudd and Sylvia Booker. Mrs Boo
ker answering a question correct
ly on the history received a beau
tiful plant.
Mrs. William TOlsOn was hostess
to the I I. c., Mrs James Lee,
president at the Y. w C. A. Fri
day.