The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-03-09
sere served to 50 guests.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY

-hony owens MFS, j. w. NAlsn-
me, Mrs. Dssey Dickerson and
dr. e. Owens. Mr.. Harold Candy
sere among the many birthdays
If February.
.-E FEAiMES AT TEA,
The lie Femmes. club held
heir Sweet Heart" tea IN the
aome Of MIR. and Mrs Ted Foster
II East Vine st. recently. Pour
ing were, Mrs. Minnie Bracy from
he Royalettes. Mrs. w. {. Pyle
from the Woman's Home &c. Club
and O. y. o. club. Red and White
earnations center the lovely lace
table cloth and chenille hearts
following valentine scheme was
carried out. Mrs. Fannie Freeman
Is president.
doNoRS BROTHER-lN-
LAW AND SISTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Foster asked
/ number of friends TO the home
If their brother and sister Mr. and
.drs. Beny Myers of Crsver Park.
sits were presented and refesh-
.nents were served by the hostess.
DOMESTIC FRIENDSHIP
The Domestic Friendship" club
held their valentine dinner in the
nome of MIR. and Mrs Harry
Fletcher of East Hill st. Mr.
Charles Rivers received the door
prize and Mrs. Emma Wells the
angel food cake. Mrs. Lena Lewis
Is president.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Margaret King Of North
Ash ST., eeiebrated her birthday
happily in her home on Feb. Sth
The usher board of ths Pilgrim
Baptist Church which she 10 presi-
dent surprised her with gifts. A
lovely birthday cake WAS served
with ice cream. Those honorcd ut
the party were the Pastor Rev.
FRED Newbill, and Mira. Newbill.
Mrs. Nellie Schcraft, Mrs.
Beatruce Belle, Mrs. Dorothy
kaufman, Mrs. c. Edmcnds, Mr..
John Stewart and Rev. and MRS.
Coils hing whose birthday Was on
the l4th.
EVENING WITH FRIENDS
Mr.. and Mrs. X. X. Edwards
were hostess to friends last Satur-
day night honoring Mrs. Lucille
McCoo of Chicago, lli.s., house
guest of Mrs. c. j. Jordan of East
clark st.
FOUNDERS DAY TEA,
The A. X. A. sorority of West
Stoughton St.. UrbanA were -
nostesses to their patreness. paso-
es and Gamma Chapter. 81 slssir
annual Founders Day tea when
dates Jan. 1908. A program was
rendered concerning the founding
and the progressive organization.
Chapter history by Miss Doris
Thomas. Singing was part OF the
afternoon programs ChAirrnans
Mrs. Lizzie johnson and Miss Mon
lea Williams. The benefit was
largely attended. Miss Cynthia
supplies is president.
CALLED WIFE,
Major Charles MCGEE Of Korea
called his wife Monday morning
stating he had finished bis mis-
sions and would soon return to
Philippines. The family viii join
him as soon as plans are completed
his wife Mrs MCGEE and two
children who are living with their
grandmother, Mrs. Joe Nelson OF
North hickory st.
ATTENDS GAME,
Rep. Jenkins, Mr.. Claude Bar
nett of Associated Press and Mr..
Douglas attended the game on Sat
urday and visited several homes;
hls aunt Mrs. Cranshshaw Of the
A. K. A. sorority chaperon, Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. ]. Wells.
ATTENDING COLLEGES
Miss Harriet Watson of Chi
cago, daughter of Mrs. Anna Wat
son of West Hill was given med
ical hygiene scholarship to at
tend the Washington University
at st. Louis. Mo-, where she viii
receive her masters at Loyaioya.
She is living with a friend, Mr..
Ruth Hayden.
BoTHERs BEDSIDE
Atty. and Mrs John Kemp. Mrs.
Alma Douglas, Mr.. Jackson motor
ed here to visit at the bedside Of
their mother, Mrs. Charles Phil
lips of Craver Park.
VISITS MOTHER
Mrs. Esterfina Jones of Chicago
visited her mother and son, Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Shaw Of East Hill
st. Mrs. Adeline Carter of East
Hill St. is employed with the State
Orphan Children department on
South Neil st. She is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. VIM. Shaw. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shaw's two sons are Ia ser
vices.
AMONG THE SICK
Mr.. wson Banks of East
Washington St. lost an eye while