St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-04
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| Two khAo anu Jul ND6 "~
lei is in Calf. III clue you, he
DOESN'T like II too much, so after
he has a few fights with his kin
maybe he'll come home. Hell
sure be welcome.
| An Of the local clubs had a nice
Christmas party with exchange OF
gifts and fun together. 1t went
like this:
Federated Women (Hour Of
Pleasure) Airport Cafe; st. Johns
Choir, Tolsons House. 6l5 NJ.
Spring Ave, and YWCA, Intellect
ual Club, Stoogies Play Room.
The II. Haynes and the A. Toll
berts really were no party poopers.
They almost had a solid week OF
parties being that they shared
parties by fellahs and gals being
employed at different places.
Our two churches, st. Johns
and Pilgrim Baptist had their us
ual Christmas programs. These
programs gave the youngsters the
chance 10 show their talents and
it's mighty nice. The teachers end
ed up being prop-boys, pulling the
sheets and changing scenery.
These programs are one Of the few
real things left about Christmas,
Gift giving has turned into a COM
mercial rat race.
Our teenagers are really living
II up. The most exciting party of
the season was at the George
Vaughn residence when Mrs,
Vaughn and Francis Lotion shared
honors. In teen-age language,
Mrs Vaughn's romp room is
hardly tops" (Meaning they like
II very much). Francis Lotion
was greatly amazed to think she
had plenty Of food to stuff them
and some left over.
Cutest Christmas card l re-
ceived this year was from La
MARI Smith in st. Paul. it was
four RENDERS dressed in old
fashioned mite shirts, Father,
mother, and two youngsters and
II read from the -Four Bears"
Thanks for all of the real nice
cards and II I missed you, I'll re-
member you later even lost
Daniels California address.
think you ought to know about
some of the friends l heard from
during the holidays, like Verne
Freeman. Calf. Ernestine Gay
(Smith). Seattle; Gussie Sayles.
Chicago; ELLEN Jackson (South-
ern), N. Y; The Fred Beams, N
Y; Mrs. o. Bridgewater, Omaha;
Ruth McLaurin. Omaha; Lavada
Watson, Waco, Texas: Katee (wil-
bur Crawley) Milwaukee; Leatha
and Oscar Nevings, Detroit and
Vivian Williams (Coffey), Denver.
Most everyone here has planned
get togethers with friends or en-
emies for New Years, In small
towns like this everyone slips TO
the liquor store, gets his bottle
goes home and sips till he gets
high then shares II with any cali
ers. Everyone is hiding from the
other person so he knows one is
getting full value. always think.
III deceive you, who is the los
err"
Folks seldom call in the news
so I think I'll give you a short on
the folks from my directory. IN
take ten each week till I have
them all covered.
Orlo Aliens. l15 N. Oak. both
adults fine. Susan also oSay and
the babyt orlo Jr,, is as cute as 4
bugs ear.
Andersons: Virgil still III at
Vets hospital. but doing better
than we can explain God love
him) Maggie doing fine. Thomas
home over the holidays.
Armstrong;, John doing nicely
in his new auto shop, I've heard
lot OF nice compliments about
Armstrong; ability. Mrs. A. is
doing fine as mother to her two
nephews, and working part time
az Shrivers in the Glamour Dept.
with the dresses.
Ernest Bargers Ernie gold
hrickng az the Vets hospital rs
telle working, cooking, and shar-
Ing the blessings Of a new home
Win trlcnuS,
Gladys Bunton. All I can saw is
this kid is the busiest gal in town.
Ann Burns, stiu at the Old
Home Bakery, looking fine, too.
Bentleys; Harvey at the Vets
hospital Luberta president OF the
Mission stu a sincere churchgoer
George Bush Stil same ole
lonesome George. slowest bar
tender In the world Sporting his
new Buick.
Cabbells: James with Modern
Cleaners; Jerry with Valet Clean.
erS.
Clarks Luther at Old Home
Bakery, Maebelle still working
The small children are fine. Annie
Alma in her senior year At school
Fanniemae Is doing fine with
Nurses training, Jessie Is also in
high school I'll give you more next
week.
ST, Johns Mission was in charge
OF the r,,Nrnipc sarx-yeaa af c.