St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-05

Taborn Of Carrier Mills, Ill,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Taborn arrived Monday August
rs TO teach in the public school
system of Minneapolis. She will
teach at Hay school, 10th and
Penn Ave. No. She Is a 1852 grad
uate of Southern Ill, university,
located at Carbonate. Ill She will
be a special education teacher
She has a M. s. degree. She is
living at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
DIN Wells, 3641 Fourth Ave. So.
Daughter Returns Home: Miss
Cecilia Barnett returned to New
York City. August 20, after
spending a few days visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Bar
nett, 3849 Fourth Ave. So.
Guests Leave: Miss Fannie
Rosser Of Durham, N. c., and her
niece, June Rosser of Lynchburg,
Va, left August 80 for their
homes after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Barnett, 3S49 Fourth
Ave. SO. Miss Rosser and Mrs.
Barnett are sisters. In her honor
she was taken on sight seeing
trips by Messrs. and Mines. N. ].
Hunter, 0. l. Alexander and Mr..
Ed Blackwell. Luncheons were
given by Mines. Laura Wright
and Mrs. Lottie Hyde. Mrs. e. II.
Blackwell gave a luncheon and
theatre party. Mrs. Blanche
Mayes gave a luncheon at the
Tea Leaves; Mrs. Nellie Stone
took them on a picnic trip to st.
Croix park by way. of Taylor
Falls; Mrs. Jean Coins took them
on a sight seeing trip and to din
ner; Mrs. Mae Howell gave a
luncheon; Mrs. Leila MCClelland,
a day at the State Fair and Mrs.
Frank Corners, motor courtesies.
Miss Rosser is a former employee
of North Carolina Mutual Life
ms. Co. She Is now connected with
the North Carolina Times.
Accidental Death: Mr.. Joseph
Kidd, 242O Fourth Ave. So. was
called to Milwaukee on Sept. 3,
because of the death of his
nephew, who was killed in an
automobile accident on Labor
Day.
To Teach At Hamilton: Miss
Christine McKinnie, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cato McKinnie of
Murphysboro, Ill. graduated
from the Southern III. University,
located at Carbonsdale, Ill, She
has b. S. Degree and is working
on her masters degree. She will
teach at Hamilton school, 44th
and Girard Ave. She is residing
with Mr.. and Mrs DIN Wells,
3641 4th Ave. So.
Family Reunion: Mrs. Cora
Lane spent the Labor Day holiday
in Kansas City, Mo, with her
sisters and brother, Mines. Beulah
White of Colorado Springs, Colo,
Mrs. Blanche Goodloe; Mrs. Ida
Williams and Mr.. Leo Weber of
Kansas City, Mo. Mrs Lane had
not seen her sister in q years.
The sister and brother. with their
husbands and wife and Mrs.
Wcbbers mother enjoyed a family
dinner in the afternoon.
Miscellaneous Shower: Sunday,
August 81, Mrs. Buric Carmichael
and her daughter, Mrs. Betty An
derson, 3744 Fifth Ave. So, gave
miscellaneous shower in honor
Of Miss Barbara Fields, who will
be married Monday, Sept. sth
The house was beautifully decora-
ted in a pink and white color
scheme with wedding bells hang
ing around The cake was decorat-
ed with bridal procession. There
were about thirty-five guests pre-
sent and they enjoyed games. The
prize winners were Misses Bessie
Pennington of Washington, d. c., |
first, Earline Kyle, Doris Escue,
Barbara Fields and Celestine Mil
Ter. Miss Fields received some
very beautiful as well as useful /.
gifts.
On Trip For Rest: Rev. and
Mrs. A. l.. Kirk and daughter, |.
Wilma, 4O49 Fourth Ave. So, left
Friday, Sept. 3 for two weeks .
rest, after a summer Bible Cru |
SADIE. The Crusade will be halted .
for a few days while the Kinks |
take much needed rest. They .
will motor to Chicago. Chata- /.
nooga, Washington, Philadel-
phia and New York. On their re-
turn the Crusade will resume in
fun force.
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