Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-07-06
THIS N THAT

And bring to light some cause for
hope
That he has long forgot;
II I can tighten someone's load
That seems too great TO bear,
Assuring him his fellowman
II not too rushed TO care:
II I can help renew one faith
Restoring someone's smile.
Ny life will be enriched to seem
4 little more worthwhile.
ID. Il. Elfstrom
OF course you bought your car
for your own use. but have you
noticed the light that shines In
the face OF the one you offered TO
pick up and take to church, That
one act Of kindness frightened the
whole day for the one you gave
the lift. II you doubt II, try IL
just once,
Or. perhaps there Is a family
with several children who would
love 10 attend Sunday school but
the parents cannot afford to pay
carfare for all. so they must stay
at home. How happy those chill
dren would be II they could only
go once in a while.
But II you cannot do any Of
those things. there Ii always a
lonely one who will welcome a call
from you. in person. or by tele-
phone. You don't know what a lift
II gives 10 the lonely one TO be
able To chat with friends.
Your whole day will be enriched
II you think Of some one you can
help In any small way. Try II. to-
day! We are up and happy today,
who knows what tomorrow will
bring. Make the world glad that
YOU were born,
To me. greeting friends Is such
a pleasure. but doubly 40 when
you see quite a few at one time.
When Ida Mae Murphy and |
went to 81, James, 81. Paul for a
dinner the other day we were met
ut the door by happy griends and
II was like old home week for
time Among those we were made
glad To- see were MabIe Coleman
Ardelia Allen. Mary Bib, Addie
Jackson. Maggie Jenkins. Minnie
Raymond, Marjorie Ward and
Mrs. Wayne Mccoy Armistcad. al
so Bcrlinda Washington, Mr. and
Mrs. J. r. Jones. Messrs. J. r,
Lynn. Lionel Allen and w. A.
Young, Ethel and Sidney Williams
Emma Wilhanmz and Lucy Cason.
went in the church's kitchen
and was right at home there. The
Monogram Circle gave the dinner
and II was a very good one,
II was such a beautiful day we
started out seeing friends and
flower gardens First we went to
Hermione Hickman's. After visit
ing q while noticed she had some
beautiful roses She said they were
Permanent Wave Roses. Nc
Gregory sun Set and Suffers
Gold, They were in the front Of
her back yard. In the back was a
vegetable garden, / could see
tomatoes were getting 10 be Of
some size. The flowers here are
beautiful.
Next We went across the street
to see the Stokes. Richard. Sr.,
Carrie and Earline. They were
very comfortably seated on their
porch
Richard seemed quite happy be-
cause after 3S years with the us,
Post office In st Paul. he Is re-
firing June 30 He Is General
Foreman OF the mailing division,
Congratulations on job well
done. Richard.
Note to Maymie Green: Your
back yard was so beautiful and
inviting that we sat down and en-.
joyed looking at the lovely array
OF flowers Especially did we ad'
mirc those large gorgeous Peace
Roses. We were really sorry YOU
were not at home
We saw beautiful flowers and a
garden Mt Birda Ridlry's Hei
yard Is a picture She had recently
| won two ribbons for roses. The
Minnesota Rose Society sponsored
the Court of Honor Rose Garden
At the New Minnesota state Vet
Grams Service building and among
the many hundreds and hundred,
who entered their roscs Birds
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