St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01

Open House to be given on Fri.
day, August first at the Manse
in honor of the forty-fifth wed.
ding anniversary of Rev. anG
Mrs. B. H. Hunter. Rev. Hunter is
pastor of Mt. OHvet Baptist
church. Hostess for the affair is
the Pastors Aid.
Two O'Clock Club Met: The
Two O'Clock Bridge club met Sat.
urday, July 20, with Mrs. Nor.
man Howell, 971 St. Anthony
Ave. Guests were Mines. Ger.
one Rood and George Berry. Mrs
Reed won the first guest prize
and Mrs. Berry the second. Club
prizes were won by Mrs. Leroy
Coleman, first, Mrs. Cornelius
Mobiley, second, and Mrs. Leroy
Lazenberry, third. The next club
meeting will be in August with
Mrs. Leroy Lazenberry, S41 St
Anthony Ave.
Sister From Kansas: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Kirk Sr., 937 st. An.
thony Ave, has as their house
guests Mr.. Kinks sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Williams of Kansas City
Kans. They arrived Monday, Aug
ust 4.
In The Navy Now: Mr.. Hunter
Vassar, Jr., son of Mrs. Louise
Oliver, 400 st. Anthony Ave, and
Mr.. Hunter Vassar Sr., 532 St
Anthony Ave, received an 10 of
100 and is entering the Navy
school of electronics at San Diego.
Calf. His brother, James Vassar,
left Wednesday, July 80, for San
Antonio, Texas, Air Force Base.
He enlisted. In tests he received
an 10 of SO.
Visiting Aunt: Mrs. George
Peters, 996 Bryant Ave. No, has
her niece and her husband. Mr..
and Mrs. William Johnson of De-
troit as her hodse guests.
Bridge Club Meets: The Mat
inee Bridge Club met Tuesday,
July %, with Mrs. James Kirk Sr.,
937 St Anthony Ave. Mrs. Gladys
Johnson was a visitor to the
club, and was given a guest prize.
Mrs. Manley Rhodes won the first
club prize. Mrs. Fred Schuck,
second and Mrs. Alonzo Cotton,
third. The next meeting will be
Tuesday, August IS, with Mrs.
Manley Rhodes, $50 Carroll Ave.
From The "ShOw Me State:
Mrs. Corrinne Robinson and
daughter, Ida Barbara, of Kan
sas City, Mo, were the house
guests of Mrs. Pearl S. Smith,
679 St. Anthony last week. They
enjoyed a fishing trip to Lake
Elmo, Mimi. and to Blake Lake,
Wise. A dinner was given in their
honor by Rev. and Mrs. Joseph
Jackson of Minneapolis. Before
they return home they will visit
with their mother-in-law and
grandmother in Chicago.
Happy Birthday: Birthday
greetings to Mr.. Louis Keith, 572
w. Central Ave, whose birthday
is August l.
Guests OF Aunts: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Warder of LeavenwOrth.
Kansas and Mrs. Martinus Wright
of Baldwin. Kansas, left Saturday.
July 26, for their homes. Their
stay here was made very pleas
ant by a family picnic at Phalen
Park, a buffet dinner given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ashby, $50 w.
Central Ave, cocktail parties
given by Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Ridley, S15 st. Anthony and Mr..
and Mrs. Mathew Evans in their
home at 3740 Fifth Ave. So. in
Minneapolis. They drove to
Brainerd, Mimi, and to Canada
sight seeing. Mr. and Mrs. War
der and Mrs. Wright were the
house guests of their aunts, Mrs
Cora Strothers, 492 w. Central
Ave, and Mrs. Lottie f. Stone.
412 Rondo Ave.
Brought Mother For Visit:
When Mr.. L. Howard Bennett re-
turned recently from a trip to
visit his mother in Charleston. S.
c., he brought her back with him
for a visit in his home with his
family at 234 No. Miss. River
Drive. While on his trip he visited
Mrs. Benefits parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w A Brown in Pensacola,
Florida and other stops were
made in Atlanta, Ca, and Chi
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