St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-03
Duluth News
By ZILLAH II. WATERS

meSSfS. wallace hOuney, Dr.,
and Wallace, Jr., spent the week
end of November 20 in St. Paul.
They attended the baptism Of lit
tie Stephen Maxwell, Jr-, in st.
Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don La Faueette
of st. Paul were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Watts and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marian McClinton Of 9l5
East 18th St., on Sunday, Novem-
Der IA.
Word was received from New
York that little Kenneth Smith
Richardson, infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Richardson, was
christened Sunday, November IA.
STUDENT NURSES CAPPED
Mrs. Ann Marie Carson re-
ceived her cap along with other
students in practical nursing at
Miller Hospital Wednesday, Nov.
II, at 3 pm.
The class is being conducted in
conjunction with the Duluth
Board Of Education at Junior Col
lege. The Gaping ceremony We'd
nesday marked the completion Of
a two month probationary period.
The students have ten months Of
training remaining and are men,
bers of the first nursing class at
the school.
Miss Alvina Carlson, Miller
superintendent, conducted the
ceremony and gave the welcome
address. Mrs. Edna Kemp is school
coordinator. Mrs. John c. Dwan,
chairman of the hospital nursing
school committee, presented a
message prepared by F. E. Boyd,
chairman Of the Miller hospital
board Of directors. Approximate
ly so persons attended the cap
ping and over 100 were at the tea
following the ceremony.
Little villa May Fulton, small
daughter of Mrs. Marjorie Fulton
is confined to st. Lukes hospital
with pneumonia and a broken
arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. SpurgeOn Harvey
Of Chicago left for their home on
November % after a few days
visit with relatives Of Mrs. Har-
vey.
Mr.. and Mrs. wellington Glenn
Jr., Of Chicago are the parents Of
a baby girl born Tuesday, Nov
%, and weighing eight pounds.
Miss Amanda Byrd and George
Cox, Jr., of Minneapolis motoreC
to the city Sunday, Nov. 81.
Mrs. Anna Lee Glenn and Mrs
David McHenry spent Sunday ir
st. Paul. They returned Monday
and we're accompanied by Mrs
Wanda Brown and small daugh'
ter, La Rue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Maupins, Jr.
TIA East Fourth ST., had as theil
Thanksgiving dinner guests, Mrs
David McHenry, Mrs. Wanda
Brown and daughter, La Rue, anc
Mr.. W. F. Maupins, Sr.
On Tuesday, November %, q
few of the Sarah Allen Mission
airy Ladies visited Mrs. Lucy Nc.
Neal at Cook Home. They took
tea, sandwiches and cake with
them and made up a surprise par.
ty for Mrs. McNeal. She was very
glad to see the visitors. The ladies
presented Mrs. McNeal with q
large basket Of fruit and other
gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Waters are
the proud parents of a baby boy
born Thursday, November Is
They have named him Glenn Ellis.
worth and he weighed six pounds
1874 ounces at birth.
Miss Magnolia Sailing spent
the past weekend visiting heI
mother, Mrs. M. Sailing, at II
Glenview Court, Gary, New Du'
luth.
On Friday evening at I o'clock
November 20, Mrs. Eugene Watt!
was pleasantly surprised by the
ladies of the Sarah Allen Mission
airy society in celebration of hel
10th birthday. She was presented
a beautiful pocketboOk and love
ly birthday cake. Those presen
were: Mines. Ann Albright, JeaI
Wright, Ruth Simmons, M. Stal
ling, Fred Bell, George Adams
Carrie Dozier, Anna Lee Glenn
and Zillah Waters.
ETHEL RAYS FATHER DIES
Word has been received here il
Duluth Of the death of William II
Ray of 200 East Fifth St. He dice
Saturday in San Francisco whert
he had been visiting his daughter
Mrs. Ethel Ray Nance, Mr.. RAJ
was born in Burlington, Iowa. Ii,
had been a Duluth resident sine,
1894 and was a retired Duluth
MiSsabe & Iron Range railroad
employee. Surviving are his wild
Ow, Inga, two sons, Oscar E., Du
luth, and William H., Portland
, Ore, his daughter, Mrs. Nance
and four grandchildren.