Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20

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members and each guest was given
a gift Rev. and Mrs. Lowell John
son were special guests Of the
club.
Sister Died: Rev. Il. q. Harris,
4016 Clinton Av. received a tele-
phone call advising him Of the
death Of his sister, Mra. Alice
Stovall In Minden, La. Mrs. Stovall
was 81 years old. She died Janu-
airy IL and funeral services were
held in Minden Tuesday, January
IL. She 10 also the aunt Of Rev. Il.
Henderson Of 1929 Bryant Av. N.
Unique CosmetOlOgy Unit: Uni
que Cosmetologist Unit 22O win
hold its regular monthly meeting
with Mrs. Theresa Granger as hos
tess at her home 1924 Fourth Av.
g., on Monday, January %, at 1:15
pm. Business Of Importance win
top the agenda and all members
are asked to be present.
Cub Hostess: Adding spark to
post-holiday fun was the first
meeting Of the New Year Of the
Minneapolis Birthday Club with
Mrs. Warnell Rhodes, 1924 Fifth
Av. g., as hostess. The holiday
spirit prevailed as members placed
their gifts under the Christmas
tree. Enlivening the evening was
the game played for prizes which
were captured by Mines. Albert
Allen, Jr., Walter Smith and Theo-
dore Jones, first, second and third
respectively. A highlight came
with the exchange Of gifts by mem
bers after which members enjoyed
a bounteous feast. Mrs Walter
Smith, S74s Fifth Av. S., win be
hostess at the next meeting Sat-
urday. February IL.
Leave For Their Homes: Mr..
and Mrs. Felix Fogg, Jr., Mesas.
Eddie B. and Joseph Fogg, Mrs.
Mary G. Young, Mrs. Francis VII
Hams, Mrs. Scottie, all OF Louis
vile, Ky. and Mrs. Evelyn Stone
Of Savannah, Ca, all left for their
homes early Tuesday morning, jan
uary II. They came to the city to
attend funeral service for the late
Felix Fogg. ST., which were held
Monday, December 10 at Zion Bap-
list church.
Mems Club To Meet: The Mems
Club Of st. Thomas Episcopal
church win hold its regular month
ly meeting on Friday, January ~,
in the parish hall Of the church,
400 Fourth Av. s. Topping the
agenda win be the annual election
Of officers and all members are
urged to be present. Refreshments
VIII be served by the refreshnnent
committee at the conclusion of the
business session. Edward Nichols,
ST., Il president, James Wilson Is
secretary.
Leaves For Home: Miss Sara
Adams, 394S Fifth Av. s., q sur
gical nurse at Mt. Sinai hospital
win leave Saturday morning for
st. Louis, her hometown, and viii
reside there permanently. Miss Ad-
ans who has been residing in the
Twin Cities during her enrolment
at st. Catherine College in st. Paul.
where she graduated from the
school Of nursing, since graduation
has resided for the past three years
In Minneapolis. Miss Adams made
the decision to return home to be
with her mother who is in failing
health. Her future plans are in
definite.
Sad Mission: Mrs. PERSIA Berry,
1227 Irving Av. N, returned home
Monday from Omaha, Neb., where
she had been called due to the crit
ical illness Of her mother, Mrs.
Onetia vanoy, who died Wednes-
day, January IL. Funeral services
were held at 10 am. Saturday,
January IA. at ST. Phillips Epis-
copal church. Mrs. Berry was ac-
companied 10 Omaha by her nep-
hew, Air1nan Roger Lewis.
Club Party: Festivity was in the
air for the Anitie Club al MEM
beers enjoyed their annual holiday
party ON Saturday evening, Janu-
airy IA, at 1920 Logan Av. N. Pink
and white, the club colors, donin-
ated the decor. Tables placed
around the hall were conferred with
floral arrangements I'm pink and
white, and presided over by two
hostesses at each table. Members
were identified by wearing corsage
Of pink and white carnations.
Members and their guests number