St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-04
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NEWS
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Pilgrim Baptist church Is doing
nicely with the Rev. VIM. Duncan
Of Sioux City. Iowa, filling the
post Of Rev. Il. Williams. The
church has regular services as al
ways, and wish to invite all
Mrs. ID. Parks is among the
happy folks this week end. She
has two brothers and her sister-in-
law with her. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Price, Of Omaha, Nebr., and Mr..
George Price of Detroit. They
have been doing lots of overstuf-
fling of fine food and visiting
friends.
Just as I started to scribe these
notes. Mrs. and Mrs, o. hurry,
Mr., and Mrs. e. Sapenper and
son. Philip. came visiting to the
r. Haynes home. Mrs. hurry is
a sister Of Mrs. Haynes and Mrs.
Sapenper Is her niece: the Murrys
will visit here for few days,
while the sapenpers visit friends
in Michigan. All the group came
from Pasadena. California.
Georgia Lee was the pleased
hostess TO Mary Wood, Executive
Sec'y. Of the YwCA, in Philadel-
phia. Georgia and Mrs, Wood
were school chums in Des Moines,
Iowa. and they used their short
time for a CAB fest.
The Prof. c. Teer Jr., and fam
lily were in Sioux Falls. for few
hours Saturday, visiting. Mr..
Teer is an instructor In the In
dian School at Flandreau.
Russell Young, talented pianist,
Of Philadelphia. is here indefinite
ly, to cover a few engagements
for the board OF education.
Brotherhood OF st. Johns Bap-
list church met at the home of the
James Monkeys. Each member
had a chapter of scripture to re-
port on. Mrs. Monkey served lus-
cious chop suey and home made
ice cream.
All these folks have returned
home from vacation. Rose (Mrs.
T. Clayton) Is home from Atchi-
son and Wichita, Kans.. where
she reported a fine time with her
relatives by the dozens. The c,
Sheily's are also home again, Mrs,
Shelly reports fun but now she is
trying to catch up on her canning
The Alg. Frost family seemed
most eiated over the religious side
of the big Windy City. they also
report they took in some fine bal
games. Mr.. and Mrs. Monkey saw
friends and relatives in Chicago
and stopped in Streator, H., q
visit the A. Monkeys They
brought Jesse Grey. and Mrs. o
Jones. relatives of Mrs. Monkey
home with them, and their son
Theodore who has spent his sum,
mer vacation in Chicago.
Dan Coates. and Robert Haynes
were the guests of George Ander'
son at the Elmwood Country
Club golf course. in Sioux City
Sunday. The fellows motored
down in Bob's new car. They had
breakfast in So. Dakota, lunch In
Iowa and golf all afternoon. and
dinner in Sioux Falls. 1 really en-.
w the boys. the seem to live this
game.
The A. Whites. who have two
charming little daughters, Phillis
and Carolyn, are the much proud
parents of bouncing baby boy
and would you guess they named
the baby, Alfred White Jr. Most
folks worry about shoes every
time a youngster is born. but not
Alfred. he is a shoeman by trade
Revs James Of Chicago is the
house guest Of Roseland Gessner,
2oi w. gath st. Miss Gessner and
Miss James were instructors in
summer camp for underprivileg-
ed children. Miss James gradual
cd from Chicago Teachers college
and holds the distinction OF be-
ing the only Negro ever chosen
homecoming queen. She lives at
t24 +. 4sth St. Chicago.
Mrs. f. Weaver OF Huron, S.
Oak. passed away last week. The
II. Benueys. Mrs. A. Tolbert and
Georgia Lee Attended the funeral
Mr.. Bentley was one Of the pail