St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27
By CHARLOTTE PERFECT

Hi, people. Well, here l am ready
to dish out the latest about the
greatest (meaning you, Of course).
Are you with met
To get started on the right foot,
let me tell you about the basket
ball game between the St. Paul
Clippers (who, believe, are af-
filiated with the ODER Boys Club
in St. PAUL., and the st. Anselms
team, which was the visiting team
from Chicago, Ill. Frank Brown,
st. Paul Clipper, played a defensive
game. He kept the opposition way
off balance, which, they tell me, is
very essential in keeping the OPP
posing team at a disadvantage.
Johnnie Cotton and Roscoe Reed,
members Of the St. Paul Clippers
also should receive honorable men,
ton. Johnnie played a great game
as guard, and Roscoe Reed didn't
miss a rebound" The final score
was so to "a in favor Of the Clip
pers. Hats off to the st. Paul Clip
pers!
Saturday evening at PM, l
was a spectator at the game be-
tween Halle @. Brown and Phyllis
Wheatley and the st. Anselms
played the "5 Ups" l personally
think that Phyllis Wheatley really
gave the boys from Chi hard way
to go! A large crowd turned out
for the game, and a few Of your
friends and mine that l caught
sight of were: Jackie Cuff, Betty
King, Earl Bowman, Anna Mae AL
len, Roberta Ellis and Lonnie Hol-
man, Cora Mae Richie, June SEES
sion, Jean Brown, Charles James,
Emma Roberts, Barbara Merrill,
Hardy White, Bonnistelle Majors,
Katherine McGraw, Doris White,
Robert Wormley, Jessie McElroy,
Bobby Randall, Clentelle Jackson,
Richard Parker, Gene Aron, and
Edward Green. The final scores
from the games were as follows:
Phyllis Wheatley, 34-St. Paul, 81;
5 Ups, 37-St. Anselms, 28. And
that's all as far as sports is con-
cerned for this week.
The Goods Of St. Paul also en-
tertained a few Of their friends
this evening at Halle Q. Brown.
Who are the Goods? Well, l don't
know all of the members, but
couple Of them are Connie Jones,
Rosemund Miller, Eula Camp, and
Sarah Hill. John Warren, Evelyn
Lewis, Curtis Russell, Charles
Brown, Betty Lewis and Boyd
Crawford, Donald Gates, Savanna
and Tommy Roberts, Lester Bailey,
and Marvin Tillman are a few of
the people who, l heard, attended
the gala affair.
also attended a surprise birth
day party for Dolores Sears. The
guest list included Peggy Aparic-
clio, Elonzella Everson, Addie Marie
Young, Leroy Bell, Maurice How
ell, Charles Brown, Carl Patterson,
Tony Lucas, Melvin Bailey, Dolores
and Jewell Sears, and yours truly.
She received many lovely gifts. We
had a gay old time and the party
broke up about 2 am, with every
one concerned pretty well ex-
hausted.
Yes, Pm still telling you about
last Saturday evening, and I've got
news l haven't even used yet
(smile). II you were at the CLIO.
Hall this night you probably
bumped into Pat and Bobbie Cart
wright, Dickie "Voice" Mayes,
Jackie Morrison, and Earl Weber,
Jr., Carmetta Hit, David Allen and
Norman Carter. Leon James and
Johnnie Jackson gave a fine tap
dancing floor show.
Dropped out to the TT. after the
dance where PHI. and things were
really jumping, Got a chance to see
Kim Ellis, Sarah Hill, Ventrence
Jackson, Bubba Jackson, LaRahn
Latimore, Frank Brown and many
others. Jackie Morrison and Albert
Durand really took the floor in a
mad rumba. Oh! Charles Brown
was also there. He sure does get
around, doesn't he? Just between