Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-09-15


OF the Twin TaIEies Bridge Club.
Mrs. Charles Bradley, won first
prize at bridge; Mrs. James Oliv-
err, second and Mrs. stephen Max
well, third.
Guests Of the hostess Mrs.
Amanda Claridy Of Elgin, H., and
Mrs. Tyler Howell, Jr., received
guest prizes. The next scheduled
meeting Of the Twin Tables win be
with Mrs. Stephen Maxwell, SS2
Carroll Av., st. Paul.
Inlrster, Michigan Visitor Enter
tained: Mr.. and Mrs. Roy L. Jack
son, 56s Seventh Av. NJ, have had
as their house guest a niece Mrs.
Wilson CorIey Of Inkster, Michi-
gan, for the past two weeks.
In her honor on Sept. 8, the
Jacl1son's entertained with a patio
barbecue. Guests included: Messrs.
and Mines. Fred Lewis, Hiram
Kelley, Robert Guy and the Misses
Rita Toliver, Jessie Kemp and
Messrs. Jake Collins, Jr., and Cur
tbs Mosby, Jr.
Chef Robert Guy presided
over the preparation Of the ribs
and chicken which were enjoyed
by the group along with assorted
beverages.
Proud Parents: Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Kelley, So st. Mary's are
the proud parents Of a son Steven
Michael, seven pounds two ounces
born Wednesday, Sept. 8 at Gen.
eral Hospital. Waiting at home to
welcome their new brother were
Paul. Richard, Lynn, Gail, and
Craig. a..
Mrs. John Dinner Hostess: Mrs.
Jesse John, Sill Irving Av. NJ,
was hostess as a dinner Sunday,
September 10. Those present: Mr..
James Roland, Dallas, Texas and
Mr.. Charlie Howard, Philadelphia.
Also Mrs. Lucinda Kirby, Mrs,
Annie B. Garrett, Mr.. Willie Matt
hews, Mr.. william Nilsson, Charles
Walton, Mrs. Earline Cadaline, and
Miss Inez John
Like Father, Like Son: Frank
Garrett, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Garrett, ST., 1900 Dupont
Av. N. left Wednesday, Sept. q
for Texas where he win be in the
Airforce. After Frank finishes his
basic training he will study cleo
tronics. Franks father, Technical
Sgt. Garrett has made the Air
force his career and viii retire
In five years. Garrett, ST., Is stat.
toned in GreenviIle, Miss.
Back Home To LA: Miss Cal
Ann Smith left by Jet plane this
week for Los Angeles after spend
ing an enjoyable two week visit
in the Minneapolis home Of hel
father Mr.. Walter Smith. Mis-:
Smith was extended many social
courtesies during her stay in Min
neapolis.
Returns From Kansas City: Mr.
and Mrs. Walter L. Smith, 141t
James Av. NJ, returned home thii
week after a trip to Kansas City
Mo. Mrs. Smith went to Kansas
City as houseguest Of her sister
Mrs. Bessie Hicks. She was JOINED
later by Mr.. Smith. She attended
the National Baptist Convention
and was present during the tur'
mol surrounding the battle fol
control Of the body. The Smiths
were entertained by old friends
Mr.. and Mrs. William Parker dur
ing their sojourn in the city on the
bank of the Kaw river.
To Show Holy Land Pictures
St Thomas Episcopal church Il
presenting Mrs. c. A Boyles
Thursday night Sept. n at 8 pm
Mrs. Boyles win give a travelogu'
with slides Of her trip to the Holy
Land. No admission win be charg
ed, the public il invited. Mrs
BoyleS is teaching bible classes al
the YwCA.
TSTC Host: Mr.. Henry Thomas
500 Aldrich Av. NJ, win be hos
to the TSTC club at the Hote
Lowry, st. Paul Saturday night
Sept. 10.
Return From Convention
Among Minneapolis women who
have returned from the National
Baptist convention In Kansas City
are Mrs. Theodore Vaughn, S72C
Fourth Av. s., Mrs. Mamie Fogg
37O9 Fourth Av. s. and Mrs. rs
sic Arnold, 21O4 Z. 10th st. The
convention trip included a sight
seeing tour Of Kansas City, Kans
ChlcagOans Return Home; Mr.
and Mrs. Versie Nesbitt Of Chicago
left for home Sept. II after visit
ing their cousins, Mrs. Essie Wy
att, 2712 4. 22nd st., and Mrs
Essie Arnold. 21O4 10th St. The
couple spent an enjoyable visit.
Lalssez-NOus-Falre Bridge Club
II was an enjoyable afternoon fol-
members Of Laissez-Nous-Fairt
Bridge club and guests on satur'
day, Sept. Q, when Mrs. Charles
w. Glenn, was hostess TO the ciuk
at her home at ss40 Fourth Av. 8
Cocktails preceded lunch served
at pastel covered tables centered