Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-13
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Bentley Jac0. Ruth Moore and
Maggie Anderson. visited friends
in Minneapolis, MINI. during the
Labor Day holiday They did re-
greet not seeing or hearing from
Doilic Baker. but time seems 20
60 too fast on short notice They
report they saw our j ], Allen
who used 90 run out here on the
Miiwaukee X X
Harriet Anderson (Wallys
wifst spent few days Ia the
Anderson home recently She and
her two cherubs nasfu 70 enjoy The
short visit with the ln.lsws
Lsttte DyBart, 1927 ~ Oak
Az. recently spread the welcome
mat and entertained few ladies
AZ an afternoon function III honor
~ Ruth Moore. daughter ~ Mag
gle Anderson. sos w Bailey. The
euesta enjoyed cocktails served
frDh beautiful silver and antique
trays Soft strains II popular
music long playing Hi-Fi added 20
the giamorous atmosphere The
hours from ~ we're fun filled
MfA w Anderson was an cut -0f
town guest Harriet halls from
Minneapolis
The rolbcrs family went 20
Omaha over tho Labor Day week
end to be the gueat ~ Mr.. Tol
bcrt's sister Ruth MeLaurtB
Georgia Ice. usually makes an Hn,
nuai trip 90 Omaha 10 visit with
Kin there on Labor bay So sha en-
loyed making the trip with the
tulbsrts
Mr ard Mira Moore, Juuior
Moore ard Mira r. Monkey and
Danrt Coates were brave when
they took 10 the highways 10
omaha, Labor Day They lost
their way a couple times, got ftn
ed, stepped 90 eat too much and
arrived horne safe bat not sound
Mr. ard Mrs r Phifer lEunice
Tate and sons. Minneapolis. are
guests IN the q Tate home. tl5
" Oak Az MIRA 8 Is a sister 20
Mr. Tate So its also reunion time
Nice seeing Eunice, her husband
and family
Mrs a Vaughn. president OF
the Hour % Pleasure. Federated
club entertained her group In
her home 1904 = Euclid Az. al
ter regular business, Aka Steele
and Luberta BENTLEY gave reports
on district meetings at Dea Moinss
lows
st Johns church SUNDAY had
over ten ~ their few away on
yactlon ard things wen slnng
nicely although we did mtaa our
brothers and sisters. but Helen
Haynes was pianist al Sunday
Schooi IN shirley rnlbcrta place
Mrs Thomas played for morning
services Thomas Clayton lead &c
yotions REV Thomas preached
about What prutiteth a man II
he gain the whole world ard lazeth
hts soul tuberta BENTLEY was the
only choir member present In the
pswa 80 we actually appreciated
every strain % music
Next week =, this time I hope
t0 be IN Minneapolis shalt b.
on nsy way Co Duluth, hinn 20
Grand Sessions 10 OEs, | hope
HePe 10 SEQ bot Of sou guys and
dolls
Schad ts going strong now SO
Az The families are DOWN "a peace
and stiffness during the day
tlnyd Mathews and Theodoye
Naltstarv have heen down from
Sioux Csty for couple OF wreck
ends visiting friends These guys
are really tnps
All % as are beginning 20 miss
Miss Mary Vaughn. who q max
ms her home ~ Minneapolis nnx
MARY viii always hold a close srrt
30 toliSa hers and We are ~ happy
she has position at Mt sinai
hNsrttsi
The ~ HanflsyS. iisT n Ngnn
Ave are vseaticpinE in Mr. rs
homeland Missouri Theyn Re
gone week or afore
Mrs Hiidreaths mother real.
IS made fiylng trtr fry7u Alx..
when sSe returned tire Mlsgirpth
children A few relatives and
feteuds accompanied her
Theina Williams ard the Bur-
t0n children have returned frcm
feNsa after couple raanths wa
eaten C0eaS thew arv very wei.
come AZ us Y Yak sna with ne
teenaEerS
watch Paul rvsart. he Is on tha
Cathedral issni and W. are exc
p~ctlnG hlg things frrtm tAls lad
We i xsNtor AZ Cathedral high
We Is the s0H ~ the l. DySarts
1881 " nak
n yon have any news f0r neyt
weeS. please scut il %. 81 can
pannetsc. $40 y Mahls she e
going 20 write tho news next
week