St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-09-15

Pneumonia Strikes Mother And
Children: Mrs. Claude Dukes and
son, Gordon and daughter Toby,
729 Aurora, all victims of pneu-
monia were released this week
from Bethesda hospital.
In OccupatiOnaI Therapy: Mrs.
Isabelle Gilbreath, 889 Iglehart
who has been confined to Pavilion
No. at Ancker hospital has been
transferred to Occupational Their
apy.
Motor Trip: Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop
Neal, 627 Rondo, their daughter
Theresa, Mr.. Meals mother and
Benjamin Craven, 791 Aurora Av.,
returned recently from a motor
trip to Chicago and Detroit.
Club Helps Celebrate Birthday:
The Gayetts Social Club had their
guest Friday evening, Sept. 8, Mrs.
Anna Mae Kintz, 412 Iglehart. The
club helped Mrs. Kintz celebrate
her birthday which had ACQUIRED
Sept. 7. After visiting Mrs. Kintz
at her home, the members &C
companied her to Green's Mite
club where the celebration con-
tinued but not before the club
presented Mrs. Kintz some lovely
gifts. In the party were Messrs.
and Mines. Phil Hill Orion Shell
ton, Frank Ware and Mrs. John
ME Marie Lewis, Miss Bertha In
gram and Messrs. Raymond Kintz
and Mr. Vincent Hopkins.
Gayetts Meet: The Gayetts Soc
ial club met Sept. 6, at the home
Of Mrs. Madonna Ware, 1909 Mar
shall Av. A discussion of planned
affairs took place. Two members
were elected to office. They were
Mrs. Johnnie Marie Lewis and
Mrs. Ollie Mae Hill. They were
elected secretary, and assistant
secretary respectively. Refresh
ments were served after the bus
mess session. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. Ella Mae
Shelton, 412 Iglehart Av., on Sept.
20.
Enters st. Catherine: Miss Ann
Marie Williams, the daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Charles H. Williams,
655 st. Anthony Av., has enrolled
in the College of st. Catherine.
Miss Williams will major in chem
istry.
Ann graduated from st. Peter
Claver high school in June 1857
and st. Frances Academy in June
1861. The Academy is under the
auspices of the Oblate Sisters and
Providence at Baltimore, Md.
Her younger brother graduated
from st. Peter Claver grade school
in June 1861 and entered Cretin
High school on Sept. 5.
Nine of the ten Williams chill
dren have either finished or attend
ed college. The tenth child has en-
tered high school.
Dallas Mother Visits Daughter
And Sons: Mrs. Esther Darden of
Dallas, Texas is visiting her
daughter and family Mr.. and Mrs.
Martinzie Barber of 925 Marshall
Av. and her two sons, Thurman
McFarthing and James Carter, Jr.
Another visitor to the Barber
household is Mrs. Genneve Will
liams of Los Angeles California,
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Barber
were school-mates in Dallas, Tex
as. Mrs. Williams is a sister OF
Mr.. Aaron Arradondo of 4459
Fourth Av. S., Minneapolis.
Both Mrs. Darden and Mrs. Will
Hams expressed appreciation for
those who helped make their visits
so pleasant.
Attended Baptist Meet: Mr.
Harry Ballard, SIT st. Anthony
Av., attended the National Bap-
fist convention in Kansas City
Sept. 6. He returned home on the
tenth. Mr.. Ballard is member OF
the Minnesota State Baptist choir
which appeared at the convention
and active in Mount onvet Baptist
church.
Mrs. Anderson In Hospital: Mrs
Geraldine Anderson, 1872 Marshall
Av., is i'll in st. Joseph's hospital
which she entered Monday, Sept
IL.
Return From Ohio: Mr.. and Mrs
Granville MCGEE, 4S3 West Central
Av., returned Sept. 8, from a visit
to Mr.. McGee's sisters in Cincin'
natl, Ohio. The sisters are teachers
in the Ohio city's public schools
Back From Motor Trip: Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hilyard, 93S Fuller
Av., recently returned from a
motor trip East. The couple drove
to Milwaukee where they stayed
three days. They took a Great
Lakes clipper to Muskegon, Mich
From there they went to Mackinac
Island which can only be reached
by a ferry. Returning to Mil
waukee the couple drove to Chi
cago via the new toll road.
In Chicago they were guests al
the Conrad Hilton hotel for few
days. There they visited with
niece, Mrs. Dempsey Jones. After
a most enjoyable trip they drove
leisurely back to Minnesota.
To Entertain Club: Mrs. Helene
Holiday, $50 West Central will
entertain the Chatterbox Club
Friday, Sept. Is, at its regular