Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09


u feels fine around here, and this
sunshine helps these aching bones.
While I'm on the bone subject,
Theodore Vaughn slipped out one
night last week and did q little
dancing In the line Of the Tango.
and by golIy, you know that KID
spent . couple nights In McKsn-
nan hospital. Doc said nuthln but
bones knocked out OF place. 20
Ted has settled down 20 normal
living and looks great.
All this time these students at
Sioux Falls College have bean
here, Sam Robinson. Jim Milaap
and wendall Patrick. I never once
knew the kids were from Mime
apolis and 81. Paul Now I shall
give them more attention since Il
has been brought 20 mind. One
Jane Carpenter has q different
look since these young men are
around. III try TO keep those
Minnesota parents Just q little
closer to their kin here.
Church OF God In Christ had
benefit suppers the last few Sat
urdays and they have done nicely.
They did have some nice eats, I
think for sure I'm the onyl custo-
mer they found hard TO satisfy,
but I'd 20 back for more any
day---It was luscious
One OF the church groups OF 81.
Johns Baptist had q pie party
the other Saturday. Mrs, NJ. Greer
In chairman Of the group and II
did look nice TO zee Helen Haynes
In the kitchen diAhlnE up the
tasty stuff. All seemed TO have
fun.
The Intellectual Club OF the
YwCA held It's regular social
meeting ut the Gas Company.
Each member was asked 10 bring
a guest, 30 the members and their
guests enjoyed . gas stove and
Bsndix washer demonstration by
the Gas Company demonstration.
also ate the dinner prepared
Helen Haynes In president Of this
club this year and she's doing a
good job Of putting plenty OF var
Iety into the program.
Bronze Women social club met
In the J, Armstrong home. Mrs.
Armstrong, hosteas. Mrs. Arm
strong went overheard TO make
the gals happy with plenty OF
food and games for the evening,
Mrs, A, 10 saying Adieu TO the
club for awhile. Mrs. v. Ander-
son Is president OF these FUN
makers.
The Brotherhood OF 81. Johns
Baptist church and Alpha Lodge
No 10 doth organizations con
sist Of practically the same menl
did their good deed The men had
the interior OF the church paint
I'd and also bought n runner rug
for the floor and steps, The men.
with Mrs c, Shelley are going TO
give a pancake supper Tuesday
night for the benefit OF the Bro.
thcrhood and the Pastors Ami
vrrary.
See. Mrs. O williams has moved
into the Bridgewater house. We
do hope she shall BE- comfortable
in her new home. Say. who has
heard from Mrs. O. Bridgewater
I know we haven't forgotten her,
never shall.
showers of blessings have been
going Mrs W. Edgars way all this
week No one has said they want
her 10 leave town. but seeing that
she IL Go leave soon. she's been
receiving money, hankies, food.
and pleasant chats with her close
friends I'd like 20 consider myself
one 81 them Mrs EdgAr's daily
living is . lesson In love.
Jim lee IL already now 10 serve
YOU In his new Bar-B-o bar, II Is
much eoEier. and the good Is good
as ever. while Mr., and Mrs r.
Williams are chef and waitress,
Good buck folks in your new pro-
jet
Paul coaklcy, Bentley Jaco and
Kenneth Anderson are eligible
bachelors and cool know all
three % the boys are too roman
tic TO stay coil much longer. &C.
pecially with spring here. - We
shall Be- keeping YOU posted on
these feIlahS
saw where Paul coAkley Jr was
one Of the Hawthorne School Ras-
ksthail team that wun top awards
IN the Erade school finala Gee.
hardly can believe I was around
here when Paul ara Maurice
coakley nd the same things IN
the same school. now that was
really . hOog time AEo know
ASs rclNsrt 10 itching 10 80
stsvse On the banksthan floor I
doat blame you Ass n wOnt ~
too long,
Loads q toIks arcund here with
the fie - dont Ne Spring ese
yOu cut a. them flAnasls too
early. POIks kesp writing me %
md oUs what Aappsnsd b Gn TIE
cid uners GrOund thsas parts