St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-13

is a former st. Paulite and Mr.:
Harris Is from Michigan. We en-
joyed being with them very much.
We spent as much time as pos
sible in the home of our daughter
and her family Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H. Mitchell and son, Daryl in
Pasadena and our brother and his
wife Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Clark who
also live in Pasadena. With our
relatives, we really saw the big
city this time and it was really
a revelation.
Turn CitIans Galore
For miles and miles you drive
and see beautiful homes owned by
friends. Some of those homes we
visited in were owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. zeke Harper, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Harper and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylvester Carter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Zeke Harper are the parents of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Harper of
st. Paul. John Harper is a brother
and Mrs. Vera Harper Carter is a
sister. Each of the above own
their respective homes, also.
Messrs. and Mesdames Clarence
w. Wigington, Albert Slater,
Nathaniel Harding, william o.
sington, Earl Mumford, Harold
Hilyard, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus SEES
sions, Marvin jackson, and Mrs.
Ruth Mitchell. Everyone of the
former st. Paul and Minneapolis
residents are doing fine. .
Among the former Twin Citians
we saw were Messrs. and Mes
danes George Hamilton, Oscar
Price, Andrew johnson, George
Roach and Miss Shirley Cannon.
We also saw the very lovely home
the Andrew Johnson's have pur-
chased in Pasadena we under
stand many other former Twin
Citians are doing well, too, but we
could not possibly see any more
than we did when you know we
had to go to Cliftons; to Santa
Anita; the Farmers Market,
Knots Berry Patch, and we start
ed to go to see the ocean but the
wind was quite high so we drove
through the beautiful San Fernan-
do Valley and later we drove high
up in the mountains. Some one
had the feeling we were home sick
to see snow. We saw 1t, but we
were not as anxious to see the
snow as we were to get down out
Of the mountains and see the
beautiful flowers growing in album
dance in the foothills.
When we reached the beautiful
home of the Marvin Jackson's, we
were met at the door by Mrs.
Jackson's mother, Mrs. Anna Cole
man. She is spending the winter
there and she looks younger every
time we see her Sunday, Mar. 1,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson entertained
about $50 guests in honor of Mrs.
Coleman's s0th birthday,
Among the younger women we
saw lone Roach who is looking |
fine and sister Lucille is the pic
ture OF health, as Is little Regina |
Poo" Jones and her mother, Mrs.
Vera johnson Jones.
Mr.. Martin Brown Is still in the |
TV and home appliance business.
We talked with TNIlly Hickman. |
He and his lovely wife, Ann and |
adorable daughter are fine.
All OF the former Twin Citians /
said they wished to be remembered
to their families and friends and |
the Sentinel sent greetings to the
Minneapolis Spokesman and ST.
Paul Recorder publisher and own
er, Mr.. Cecil e. Newman. We don't
believe we were in many homes in
L. A. nor Pasadena that did not
boast they are stin taking the
Minneapolis Spokesman or st.
Paul Recorder and they wanted
me to see their papers. I started
reading the Feb. 9 Spokesman the
morning 1t arrived at the Emer-
son Harris home Every where we
went that day, we picked 1t I'D
and when we left our daughters
in Pasadena, we stopped by her
husbands mothers house and she
was reading her Recorder. Those
papers being read like they are
out there gave me the idea that
paper would be a nice
gift for your relatives or friends,
not only at Christmas but for
or anniversary gifts.