Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-18
Additional Social and
Personal News

Detroit ana Chicago, arrived In
So. Paul Tuesday morning, Sep
TENDER s, to visit his brother and
family. MT and Mrs. Richard
Lark, b7S Rondo Ave. lie left for
his home on Friday. September II
and enrOute viii stop In Las
Vegas, New. to visit friends,
Club Meeting, First NiEhtcrs
Bridge Club met at tho homo Of
Mrs. Richard l. Stokes Jr,. 1900
nth Ave. 8. on Saturday, Sep.
tember ~, Prizes were won by
Mrs, Henry Thomas, FIRST Mrs
Ransom Coins, second and Mrs
Ruth i'm. third. Guest gifts were
given To Mrs, Aahby Gaskina and
Mrs. Carl Fountain. During tho
month OF August, the First
Nighters entertained their huS'
bands az dinner and an evening Of
dancing at a resort near Anoka,
PTA Meeting, Lincoln Junior
High PTA will entertain at a tea
In honor OF mothers Of the new
seventh graders on "wednesday,
September ~. at 2'50 p, M. in
the school lunchroom. HoStesses
viii be members Of the PTA
Board. Five new teachers viii be
introduced.
Portland Vlnlt0FHi Mr., Edwin c,
Berry, executive secretary Of the
Urban League, Portland. Ore, his
wife and son, spent Monday night,
September II, at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs, Ashby 0askinR, tt09
Clinton Ave. Mark Smith, = vice
president OF tho Portland Urban
League, also was an overnight
guest. The party was motoring
back TO Portland,
HouseK,ieatsi Mr., and Mrs, c.
ID. Curry and family, Ss3S Fifth
Ave. r.. had ~ their houaeguestn
from Colorado Springs, Colo, Pvt,
2fe Clarence Banks, a POW WIN
returned from Korea two weeks
ago. where he spent over ~
months as a prisoner. Hia sister,
Miss Eula Banks, formerly super.
visor In the QuartermaHter Corps,
Colorado Springs, who will take
up her work In Yokahoma, Japan
soon and First Lieutenant Frank.
lin Macon, formerly . pilot In.
structor at TlIskeege Institute.
Ala, IL now stationed At Colorado
Springs. The trio arrived Sunday
moninE and attended services at
~. Peters AME church, They en-.
J0yed q wonderful sermon by
Rev. Simmons and were greatly
impressed by the new church and
our beautiful city,
on September 20, tho Mr.. and
Mrs. Club will give an old fash
Toned BARBECUE NJ III Carroll
Ave. beginning at ~ noon, The
public In both invited and urged
10 come and take q part si.2b for
one generous portion advt.
Dinner uuestai Mrs, v. prIitt ~
Of Chicago, house guest 81 Mrs "
y. Jones, $3.50 Fourth Ave. a.,
and Mrs. Jones were the dinner
guests Of Mrs Alice r. Fort In
Minneapolis.
FFeshmani Miss Toyseahb VII.
hams, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Williams. 1910 Eighth ~.
g.. 10 entering her freshman year
at Holy Angeles Academy. Ssth
81, and Nlcollst Ave,
Returns From VAnatIsai Mrs.
Mamie Battles. 3T2s Portland
Ave, returned home Saturday,
September n. from q two weeks
vacation trip spent In Dss MolnsS
and MArahalitOwn. Ia. and chi.
caEo. From Dea Moines Rhs
motored 10 MarShallt0wn 10 Wis
II her utspmother. whom she had
not seen for 90 years. In Chicago,
Mrs. Battles was the guest % her
daughter and granddaughter,
Mrs. Mamie Harrison and danEh.
ter.
On Vacation Mr.. and Mrs DIN
p. Wells, 5s4I Fourth Ave. a.,
left the city on wednesday, Sep
tsmbsr 10. for Napt0n. No. "a
visit relatives and friends.
Ksys CI1bi The Keys Club oi
Border ~ n. church met at the
homs Of Mrs. wise White. s047
Clinton Ave. on Tuesday, Sep.
tsmbsF 9. The next nesting viii
be hsld on Monday. September n
with Mrs. Rose Booker, 1901 Bry.
ant Ave. ~, az bo@ssns
YasnaIy VISITORS Mr.. and Mrs
Leon Abbey of Chicago. spent q
few days visiting their mother,
Mrs. Eva Abbsy Of 4Ia " 18th Bt.
They left for thsir home on
Thursday. September 10.
CsHfInsd To JBSsssi Mr. william
BurreIl 10 HoaG Ave. ~ vino has
been confined 10 his home for the
past week due 30 illness IL much
improved and able 90 b. up and
out again,
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