Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
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home after their
three week vacation In Florida
and Georgia. The Armstrong;
came from Georgia so they usu-
ally spend time there visiting rela-
tiyes and friends. The Armstrong;
brought two little bundles Of Joy
home with them. Their two
nsphews. Robert and Ernest HAr-
ris OF McDonough, Ca They do
love children 10 know these
boys are In for some fun-filled
days,
The lovely hand-tooled purse
that all OF us have been giving do
nations 10 the Pilgrim Mission on
was won by Mrs. Dolly Woods Of
Omaha. Nebr and anyone that
knows Dolly knows she deserved
IL, Her heart In as soft as butter.
and her personality az refreshing
as dew Dolly In going to call for
the purse in person and spend
some time with Bea Hamilton at
the Booker Washington Service
Center before she goes on TO
Montana To visit her husband,
Charles Woods.
The Brotherhood Of st. Johns
Baptist church met at the home
Of the G, Sbelley's and did have
nice bunch Of fellah's and Tom
Clayton, the president was able
10 BE- present. After the lesson
study these guys played gospel
records and munchcd on the tasty
refreshments the Shcllcy's served
The St Johns church IL plan
ming on sharing church services
with the Rev. Fisher at Mt. Olivet
church In Sioux city. Iowa on
Sunday All the church and It's
friends are invited.
-. Johns Mission met at the
home Of Mrs V. Anderson. 3O5
w Bailey Mrs c. Shelley In
president OF the mission and they
met In various homes on the End
and 9TH Friday Of each month
Mrs Shelly was recently elected
wee president OF women's work
at the Southeastern Women's
meeting at Emmanuel Baptist
church Mrs Shelley holds the dis
tinction Of being the first Negro
woman 10 hold the post.
Omega Chapter No. II, OES.
Minnesota Jurisdiction, was ask
cd TO attend the school of instruc.
ton To be held In Minneapolis. at
the Phyllis whcatley House un
der the supervision OF our grand
lecturer, Blanche Mayes Those
who attended were Maurice Coax.
ley. patron Ida Coates. matron:
Roseanna Monkey. secretary: Ber.
tina white. treas, Anne Tolson.
conductress; Iaurice Brooks. as.
sociate conductress.
Speaking for the group. do
know all OF tu are 30 pleased To
be q part OF the Minnesota Juris-
diction,
Saturday evening. from 10 Ill
2 We enjoyed buffet dinner and
recrcational get-together in the
lovely home and nun den OF the
Hobart Mitchell home. Mrs II
Mitchell, GwM., and her beauti-
full dsughter-in.law made per
feet hoStcsscs Brothers Geo
Banks, John Lawrence. Maurice
Coaklcy and Bro, NJ, Deering were
the only brothers present 50 they
lived II up, surrounded by fifteen
gay gals
After our business session
which was held Sunday after
noon, from III g, our group was
invited to the Mabel and Sid
Harris place In 81 Paul The
Harris served Chinese foods, tas-
" drinks and home made ice
cream. We took pictures and told
tail tales al We started for home
at 10.
really can't say enough about
this trip was so perfect. The
sisters planned everything So
nicely, we had not = worry rs 20
where We had 10 sleep or eat. Mrs.
A white stayed in the Cruwder
home don't think could stay in
Minneapolis without staying with
Crowticrs Gt had 70 sleep on
tho floorh I Just have followed
these guys around that long They
arr swell Ioe's and they enjoyed
having us 'cus they said So Mau.
rice Cnaklcy was proud 10 stay
with his uncle, Charles waggoner.
Anne Tcls0n had the honor OF
staying In the homo ~ the grand
lecturer II Mayes q Monkey and
Mrs Brooks were fortunate tn
sharr the night in the @ Ranks
home and everyone knows T. and
@ Ranks are tops
Got host looking for the Spokes.
man and Recorder office, but Id
like Tor the folks to know how
many oldtimers We were able 10
see, here they srr Robert Rs,id
~ and Phillips. the Ta,es. Rcn.
they. the W Avcrys G rolhsrt.
Mrs, " Jackson CH Whittteldl.
the \ Harpers, hope haven't
overlooked anyone Ia hike 90 Say
IN looking for one % the homes I
wandered into the wrong home
and I intrNffcrd r,y~rlf s-1 a