St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-20
DULUTH NEWS
BY ZILLAH WATERS

MISS NiVlenne BLACK OF Kansas
City, Mo, left for her home Sun
day, Aug. 8, after a IL day visit
with her mother, Mrs. Sidonia
Black, and her sister, Mrs. Earlyn
Bell, of 7O9 No 9th Ave East.
Mrs. Stephen Maxwell of st.
Paul returned to her home Sun
day, Aug 8.
Mrs. George Cox, 1928 No. 9Th
Ave East entertained at a lunch
con IN honor of her sister, Miss
Amanda Byrd of Minneapolis, on
Tuesday. Aug. 10. Covers were
laid for twelve. Those present
were: Mines. Edward Nichols, ST.,
Edward Nichols, JT., o. Flood of
Seattle, Washington; Thell Collins
of Chicago; Ann Albright, Aaron
Brown, Anna Lee Glenn, Jean
Wright, Victoria Garner and Zil-
lah Waters.
MIR. ID. b. Wilson and Mr.. Al
bert Wilson of Adrian, Michigan,
brothers of Mrs. W. B. Richard
son, arrived Wednesday, Aug. 4.
Mrs. Cecilia Adams of Chicago
arrived Thursday, Aug. IL, to
visit with,her mother, Mrs. David
McHenry, TIA East 4th St
Mrs. Arrie Flood Of Seattle re-
turned TO her home in the west
Wednesday, Aug. II. She was &C
companied by her niece, Miss
Joan Rodney, who will make her
home with Mrs Flood and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nichols
left for the Twin Cities Thursday,
Aug 10, where they expect to
make their home.
Mrs. Mae Carson left Saturday,
Aug. IA, for a weeks visit in Chi
cago and Gary, Ind.
Mrs. Anna Lee Glenn enter
tanned six at a theater party at
the Norshore Theater on Tuesday,
Aug. 10. Guests were Mines. W. +.
Glenn, Thell Collins, Ann AL
bright, Zillah Waters and Miss
Amanda Byrd. After the theater
party the group gathered at the
home of Mrs. Ann Albright for
cocktails.
On Wednesday, Aug. II, the
odd Gang" got together at the
home of Mrs. Anna Lee Glenn,
1913 No. Fifth Ave, East The
afternoon was spent in recalling
the old days and in playing cards.
MIR. and Mrs. w. +. Glenn left
for their home in Chicago Friday,
August 10. Enroute home they
stopped off at Minneapolis to visit
with friends and relatives for
day.
Mrs. Ann Albright, Mrs. Jean
Wright and two children. Laura
Ann Albright, Mares Jan Wright
left for Minneapolis Friday, Aug.
10, to visit over the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Hobart T.
Mitchell of Minneapolis,
Speed boat riding is fast be-
coming the popular sport of the
day in Duluth. Recently Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Nichols, Jrr Mrs.
Raymond Harrison of Chicago and
Mrs. Vivienne Black of Kansas
City enjoyed a ride in one of the
fast boats. Others who have en-
jOyed similar rides are the W. f.
Glenns, Mrs. Lorraine Jackson
and Mr.. Elmer Glenn.
Mrs. Lorraine Jackson was
hostess at breakfast to the GlennS,
Mr.. Elmer Glenn and Mrs. Zlllah
Waters.
Mrs. CIeIl Miller, 5O7 East 18th
St, entertained at cards for her
niece, Mrs. Helen Peterson, of
Phoenix, Ariz., on Saturday.
Prizes were won by Mines. Zlllah
Waters, Mrs. W. B. Richardson
and Anna Winfield Among the
others at the party were Mines.
Aaron Brown, W. F. Maupins, Jry
Carrie DOzler, Sidonia Black, and
MessrS. D. B. and Albert Wilson
of Adrian, Mich.
Mrs. Edna Lindsay Of Toronto.
was breakfast guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Adams, Sunday, Aug.
IS. Mrs. Lindsay passed through
Duluth enroute to attend the
grand chapter meeting of the Or
der of Eastern Stars, Minnesota
and jurisdiction.
DIR. and Mrs. Albert X. Graves
of Chicago stopped over in the
city enroute to Regina, Saskatche-
wan, where DR.. Graves expects to
practice.
Mr.. Cecil Gray of st. Louis, Mo,
a cousin of Mr.. Clell Miller. was a
guest in the city for a few days.
MIR. and Mrs. George ADAMS,
lis East Fifth St. left Monday
for St. Paul where Mrs. Adams
will attend the O.ES. grand chap
ter.
Sunday, Aug. IS. at the IL am
services, St. Marks A.ME. and
Calvary Baptist held joint serv,
ices at Calvary, with Rev. Joseph
Jackson in the pulpit He spoke
on the subject, "Christ'S Las
Token Of Love" based on a tex
from the 18th chapter of St. John