Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-09

decorated carrying out the aut,
flowers from her garden place
attraction was the centerpiece
fall flowers, which conferred the
dining table. Guests enjoyed a full
course dinner highlighted with
turkey and all the trimmings. Az
ter dinner the group retired to
the rumpus room and enjoyed
music on the hi-fi and picture TAX
ing. Those present to enjoy this
gala party were in addition to the
honoree, the Mines. Ruth Cowan,
Mae Marshall. Jid Crews, Ralph
Primm, Ella Russell and Miss
Amanda Byrd.
IT'S A BOY: Mr.. and Mrs. Kem-
pus Workout. 1920 Portland Av.,
have welcomed a newcomer into
their home, their first child, Mark
Frederick, born September %, at
University hospital. Little Mark
was scaled at seven pounds and
six ounces and you know Papa
Kempus is 50 proud he Is burst
ing his buttons. Sharing the pride
and joy Of a new grandson are
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Swertfager Of
Lacrosse, Wis, maternal grand
parents and Mr.. and Mrs. Rain
Workout Of Minneapolis, paternaI
grandparents And already great
grandfather. Kempus Workout of
Spokane. Wash, is planning on
taking the young man to a foot
ball game.
Invited To Attend Celebration:
Mrs. Mary Proper Of Menominee,
Wis, made a special visit to the
Gordon Granger residence at 1924
Fourth Av. s., on Thursday, Oc-
tober 1, to invite Mr.. and Mrs.
Granger to attend Old Settlers
Day in Menominee on Saturday,
October 10. Mrs. Proper spent
the day and was luncheon guest
along with Mrs. Esther BasIxin
Of Mrs. Granger.
Leaves For Home: Mr.. Jesse
Seaton Of Jackson, Miss, left Oc-
tober 1, for his home after spend
ing a week in the city visiting his
nephew and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis seaton of 1912 Clinton Av.
To Attend Convention: Mrs. Cor
don Granger, 1924 Fourth Av. s.,
win leave Saturday morning for
Philadelphia to attend the beau
ticians national convention which
will convene October 13 thru the
Is. Mrs. Granger will spend a day
in Chicago enroute visiting rela-
tives and friends. Before return
ing home, she will also visit in
Jersey City. N. ]. and New York
City.
New Sister: Jan Rainey, five
years old and brother, Jack Jr.,
two years old, have welcomed a
new playmate into the family cir
Gle at 1884 Fourth Av. s. Their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rainey,
Sr.. presented them with a new sis
ter September 80, in Methodist
hospital. Little Jill Diam tipped
the scales at six pounds and three
ounces at birth. Mrs. Juanita Cuff
is maternal grandmother and Mrs.
Hazel Rainey is the paternal
grandmother, both of Minneapolis.
Garden Lovers Held Election:
Garden Lovers Club met Tuesday
afternoon, October 8, at the home
of Mrs. James Walker, 1881 Gin
ton Av. Important business on
the agenda was the annual election
of officers with the following cleo
ted: Mrs. Hardy White, president;
Mrs. Booker T. Spencer, vice pres
ident; Mrs. Spencer Shivers, sec
rotary and publicity chairman;
Mrs. Andrew Clark ST., treasurer;
Mrs. Earl Sims, program chair
man, (the latter three re-elected)
and Mrs. James Walker, sunshine
chairman. Mrs. Sims gave a won
derful talk on how to clean up
your garden, how to winterize
rose bushes and how to prepare
leaves for mulch, which was very
Informative and interesting for all
present.
Second Son: It's baby boy for
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller, SOS
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