Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-24
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Mrs. Otis hurry, Of Los Angeles,
Calf, are visiting in the Robert
L. Haynes home, 60T 8. Willow.
Mrs. hurry is a sister Of Mrs.
Haynes, Mrs. Freeman is a sister
in-law. The trio formerly lived
here and they are so welcome and
nice to see them again in fine
shape. without a doubt they shall
be well entertained by old friends.
Mr.. hurry took part in the pro-
gram at st. Johns Baptist Church
Sunday morning. He played a violin
solo. The soft strains of melody
brought back many memorable
moments of when Mr.. hurry was
a violin teacher here many years
ago.
Edna and Kenneth Pendelton
won favor with the young adults
here last week when they visited
their aunt and uncle the Edgar
Pendeltons at $751; N. Main Ave.
They were entertained in fun fash
ion with brunches, lunches, cock
tail parties, dinners and get-to-
gethers. The B. Jaro's, X. Ander-
sons, L. Ross, ]. Greys, and Mrs.
Maggie Anderson all did their part
to make their stay pleasant. Pen
delton House was looming with
the gay laugh and sparkle of youth.
The duo left for their home in
Detroit, Mich. Thursday morning
tired but happy.
Art Frazier and Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Acosta Of Minneapolis,
MINI. helped share the bright
lights and gay living with our
local young married group when
they spent a couple Of days in
Sioux Falls, s. D. at the Tolson
house, 615 N. Spring. They re-
newed old friendships and made
new friends. They must do this
more often.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Tolbert Sr., of
TokelCa, Kans. are visiting their
son, Adrian Tolbert, Of 1922 e.
Third St. This is a grand thing.
In this home there abides four
generations Of Tolberts, bless them.
The It's spent a few days in Om-
aha, Nebr. visiting their daughter
and granddaughter, Ruth Sapho,
made a quick trip to Kansas City,
and Rosemarie McLaurin.
Jerry Cabbell, 3105 e. 18th St.,
Mo-, stopped in Omaha, Nebr.,
visited friends and in a flash she |
is home again to spend some Of |
her vacation actually resting. |
James Cabbell kept the lawn
moved and the sprinkler going |
while he got acquainted with his |
new duties as Mgr. spotter at the |
Spic and Span Cleaners.
Herbert Du Bard landed in the
hospital last week after being in
tured on his job at Georges.
Herb is under treatment at Nc
KEENAN, Hospital Lets send him
some CHEEKY messages.
Rev. Ardei Hayes installed the
following officers in a very in
spring ceremony Sunday evening,
Thomas Clayton, deacon, Eta |
Moxley deaconess, Alice Vaughn,
MUSICIAN, Liberia Bentley, Mis-
SAOh PASSAnCllp TdI1ClB LOTION, |
kitchen hostess, Harvey Bentley,
treasurer, brotherhood president, !
head trustee, Maggie Anderson, |
usher board head, Lenora Hayes
Religious Education, Gwyn Toll
bert, S. s. Supt., and Ida Coates,
clerk. Each took their vows in sin
cereity and was voted upon by the
congregation. Closing with the
hand Of fellowship and prayer. Al
fred A. White, and Daniel Coates
sat in for Mr.. Clayton and Mr..
Bentley who were unable to be
present.
Sunday, July 20, st. Johns Bap-
fist church is planning city wide
installation services for the Rev.
Ardie Hayes family. The public is
invited. Francis Lotion is general
chairman.
My girls are still in Calf, L.
A. that Is, and ] stiIl miss the
mess they make, and the cheer
they bring. We talked to them on
the phone this week. God love
them.