St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12

iting his father, Mr.. william Mad
den in Kansas City, Mo-, and a
sister, Mrs. Gladys Adams in Len
nexa, Kans. Mr.. Madden will prob
ably go to Oklahoma to visit an
other sister before returning home.
Leave For Their Home: Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Brown Of st. Louis, Mo-,
left Sunday, August 7, for their
home after spending a week in the
city visiting relatives. They were
the houseguests of their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brown
of 1914 James Av. NJ, and shared
their visit with another uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F.
Brown of st. Paul.
Family Guest: Arriving in the
city Thursday, August 4, from
Boston, Mass, was Mrs. Paul
Chapman, who is visiting her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. James w. Fraction and fam
lily Of 3S41 Clinton Av., Mrs. Chap
man will also divide her visit with
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Johnson of 795 Edmund Av., st.
Paul.
VacatiOning In Europe: Mrs.
Roberta Murphy Lipscombe of
Washington, d. c., daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Murphy of 1925
Second Av. S., is realizing her
lifelong ambition, a trip to Europe.
Mrs. Lipscombe left New York
City by plane July 80, for London,
England and her itinerary includes
France, Germany, Italy, Switzer-
land, Brussels and Monaco. In
Germany she attended a perform
ance Of the great Passion Play.
She will visit the Vatican in Rome
as one of the highpoints of her
trip, as well as gay Paree. She will
return home around the first of
September.
On Business Trip: Mr.. Arthur
Henry, 2425 Fourth Av. S., left
Saturday for FIT. Worth, Tex, on
a business trip. He will also visit
San Antonio and Houston, Tex.
Former Resident Visits: Mr..
Herbert Glanton of Los Angeles,
Calf, a former resident Of Min
neapolis, is visiting his family. He
is sharing his visit with his three
sons, Johnny, Dwayne and Jack
Glanton, his daughter, Mrs. Vera
Wright and sister, Mrs. Lillian
King. On Sunday he was honored
guest at picnic held at Lake In
dependence. Present were Wayne
Glanton and family, Johnny Clan
ton and children, Mrs. Vera Wright
and family, Mrs. Lillian King and
son, John T. Moore, Mrs. Alma
Grant and children, Mrs. Gertrude
Foster and Mr.. Robert Straight.
Mr.. Glanton left Wednesday for
Chicago where he will visit a
brother. Norman Glanton. before
returning home.
Leave For their Homes: Mrs.
Fannie chatham of Memphis,
Tenn, and daughter, Mrs. Annie
Brown, of Harvey, Ill, left for
their homes Sunday after spend
ing two weeks in the city visiting
Mrs. Chatman's three sisters,
Mines. L. Harris, Mary Stokes and
CLANCY Hollivay. The many sight
seeing tours and other courtesies
extended them by family and
friends made their visit an enjoy
able occasion.
Weekend Visitors: Mrs. Kathleen
Blakley and son Kenneth of Chi
cago and Mrs. Aaron Jackson OF
Markham, ILL.,, were weekend
guests of Mrs. Sally o. Gates of
2435 Fourth Av. s. Mrs. Blalxley
is a sister and Mrs. Jackson, an
aunt Of Mrs. Gates. Mrs. Gates is
now convalescing at home. She re-
turned Tuesday, August 2, after
spending ten days in University
hospital where she underwent sur
gerry. Mrs. Jackson was impressed
with the city on her first visit.
To Join The Navy: Joseph Mic
beau, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Micheau of 3433 Fourth Av. s.,
will leave August 81, for Great
Lakes Naval Station to begin his
boot training for the navy.