Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-17

ItRs. These dolls were bought in
CuemAvAca. While In this lovely
place In Mexico, tho GIenns saw
the mansion owned by the late
Dwight Morrow.
4 friend brought Mrs. Glenn a
beautiful miniature doll from
CzechOalovalSia In the form Of an
angel with felt wings and match.
ing skirt.
A miniature Swedish bride
doh was q gift from q friend
from Sweden. The tiny doll was
Creased in the traditional white
slipper satin wedding dress. with
a finger tip length veil and she
has natural blond hair.
Mrs. Glenn decided her coIlsc-
ton was not compete, 20 she ad-
ded VaShti, q beautiful miniA-
ture American Negro doll.
Our First Lady
Our" First Lady, Mrs. Mary
Mcleod Bethune. win be the
principal speaker at the kickoff
luncheon Of the United Negro Col
Iegs Fund Drive. April 2sth at
the Raddis0n Hotel.
WIN You IIeIpR
Would you. m q group or a. a
club, like 10 do a very worth
while thing and a very nice thing
for this AFFAIR." The United Negro
College Fund campaign will be
made very happy II your group
will furnish flowers for this Iun.
cheOn.
Please call Mrs. Douglas Heng,
Orchard 68s37 and tell her you
and your group will gladly furnish
the flowers The cost IL nominal,
and II would be q nice gesture
from our folk.
MOtnePs Day
Mothers Day In q long way off
for some OF you who have your
plans made and are Just waiting
for the day. To some. they really
mean well, but the day slips by.
| Whatever you do. be sure and
get the card. letter. telegram.
telephone call Tor whatever you
are going 10 do for MOTHER get
II there ON or BEFORE Mothers
Day. Don't let her heart be brok.
en- by your careleasness.
When her friends call and are
telling her about her son or
daughters remembrance, help her
say In turn, Yes. I had q bcauti.
fil card from my son or dauEh-
ter. Mothers are very happy just
TO be remembered.
Bouquets This Week
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Cannon Of
Los Angeles. formerly OF Mime
apolls were married 81 years ago,
March -. In honor Of the wedding
anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Miles
o. Cannon and daughter. Miss
Shirley, took the "honsymooners
OF 90 years" on n trip to beautiful
Lag'Ina Beach and TO Palm
Springs, Calf.
Vlollnlata Praised
Every one who attends services
at 81. Peters AME church enjoys
the beautiful music played by the
two young vOlInIsta. Meaars.
Floyd w, Poole. Pr. son OF Mr.
and Mrs Floyd w. Poole. S0a2
,, Fourth Ave, So. and Charles
/ Glenn, son OF Mr.. and Mrs, W. A.
Glenn, 1884 Smelling Ave. so.
They are both accomplished vio-
inlsts and can be depended upon
to be In their places in the choir
loft They deserve your praise and
Encouragement.
Reared sisters Chlldren
When Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Benner Of 81, Paul died they left
six children, all very young
Friends felt 50 sorry for the chill
dren, but that was not for any
length Of time
Mrs, Benner'R sisters. Mines.
Laura Bradford and Jessie Her.
ron kept every one Of those chill.
dren and gave them the loving
care they would have received had
their own mother lived. Life went
on for the Benner children In the
home and every ono of them stay.
Ell in school until they graduated
from high school.
They did not realize how for.
tunate they were, but since they
have grown older every one of
them have shown their Aunts how
much they appreciated all that
was done for them,
To-day the Sunts have IL grand.
children and one great grand.
child.
The children they raised are
Stanley Bcnner. Mrs, Ruth Holley
Of Buffalo, ~ Y, Mira Helen
Gulman, Cornelius, Lots and Brad.
for Benner, Mrs, HERON and
Bradford live at sil No. Crotto