Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17

No. -.
Mn. Oscar Williams, niece Of
Mrs. Alfred White returned
home Friday at Kansas City, No.
after q pleasant welcoming Of
little Carolyn Iona.
50. Johns Baptist Missionary
Society, Mrs. Waiter Edgar, presi- |
dent met at the home of Mrs
Bass Booker, 6l4 No. Minnesota
lowed the business session The
waters for the evening being
Ave. Friday. Refreshments foI-
Van, freshman in High School
and his boy pal, OrVIIle AndeF-
son, the son Of 1t. Anderson, sta
toned at the s. 2. Airport. The
former meeting was held at the
home Of Mrs. James Moore, lis
No. Dakota Ave.
Mrs. Jewell FROST and her small
son arrived Friday from La
marque, Texas 70 be the house
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Al G.. Frost,
6I6 No. Minnesota Ave. for an in
definite period.
Mis- Sylvia Booker, the dangh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bass Booker,
spent Labor Day IN Sioux Falls,
Miss Booker arrived by plane and
attended many BocialS while
home. Miss Booker Is employed al
the St. Paul, MINI. Post Office
in the capacity Of q clerktypiSt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny HildFeth
and family, IFS No. Dakota Ave,
Apt. No. Q, motored 10 Sioux City.
Iowa Saturday and visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Rob
inBon.
Old Settler Passes: Mrs. Paul
Inc Holly, age 1903 years, passed
away at the home Of her daugh-
ter's daughter at Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Holly was well known In
Yankton, So. Oak. Burial was at
Yankton with Rev. II. w. Bolts,
Jr. officiating. Among those who
attended the funeral was Rev,
and Mrs. II. w. Bolts, JT., Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Bentley and Mrs.
William Tolson.
Open House for the Young peO-
pie was held at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Vaughn, sos
SO. Willow Ave. last Sunday eve
ming In honor of Ellsworth Free
man, Jr,, Los Angeles, Calf. VS.
ting guest was Richard MaceT,
Mason City, Iowa.
A picnic preceding the ball
game at the Mckenna Park was
held in honor Of the FreemAn's
family last Sunday afternoon, and
many socials before their depar-
ture for California.
Mr.. and Mrs.. James MOxley,
Mrs. jeff Watson and Mrs, Oscar
Bridgewater returned home Tues
day after spending Labor Day in
Minneapolis and st. Paul. Mime
sofa.
Mrs. AEvIIIa Tate, II27 No.
Dakota Ave. accompanied by her
niece Gloria Mitchell who has
been spending her vacation in
Sioux Falls went back 70 her
home in Minneapolis and spent
Labor Day returning Tuesday.
Mrs. Virgil Anderson and her
daughter Jane spent Labor Day
in Minneapolis as house guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Frazier. IS
Highland Ave. returning home
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mis-. Theodore Vaughn,
COS So. Willow Ave, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs Ellsworth Free
man formerly of the city and now
located at Los Angeles. Calf. to
Minneapolis during the vacation
Of the Vaughna. Mr.. and Mrs.
Freeman returned by plane.
Satehel Paige Pans: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Haynes. COS So. VIII
low Ave. left Monday on their
vacation for Cleveland. Ohio TO
be present at the game and see
SAtchel do his stunt.
The Lie. MES. James Lee, Pres
ident met at the Y.W.C.A. Friday
and after the business q social
hour followed.
Mrs. Edgar PendeltOn. 033IS
No. Main Ave. who has been on
the sick list returned home much
improved and was surprised by q
visit from Sioux City. Iowa Sat
urday Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Griffin accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Lee. The four spent Sun
day with her returning 90 Sioux
City Sunday night.
wings Over jordan" spOn-
sored by the 81. Johns Baptist
Church, Rev. II, W. Bolts, Jr.,
Pastor viii be held at the First
Methodist Church owing to q
larger seating capacity. Tickets
are now on sale at Shriners-
Families and william Piano Store
Eight members were interviewed
for a record 70 be played over
KISD in Meet the Ladies" on
Wed. on their views Of this great
chorus.
Mr.. Oscar BFidegWateF, an en-
ployee Of the Sioux Falls Stock
Exchange Is on 4 three weeks va
cation.
The pOise that comes from haV-
ing q LustraSilk permanent Is be-
ing acquired by the many Mi
ladies Of the community after q
visit 20 the GreeT'S Beauty Sa-