Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-07-27

Twin Cities for an indefinite va
cation, while her husband, Robert,
who received a scholarship, Is
studying at the University Of
Mexico. During her visit here,
Mrs. Perry and her son will be the
guests Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Steele Of 113 10th
Av. s.
Party For Our OF Town Guests:
Mrs. Mary Brady and Mrs.
Barbara Long were co-hostesses
on Friday evening, July 20, at a
party honoring former Minneapol-
itans, Mrs. Bette Sessions, De-
troit, Michigan and Mrs. Elaine
Obey, Philadelphia, Pa. Other
guests were the Mesdames Doris
Madison, Helen Dysart, Pearl
Schofield, Barbara Cyrus, jose
phine Underwood, Alice Mcclure
and Jewell Alexander. Mrs. Obey
is the houseguest of Mrs. Jewell
Alexander of st. Paul.
Return From Month Long Vaca-
ton: Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Greg
Taylor and son, Greg, 1909 Scott
Terrace Morningside, returned
Sunday morning, July %, after a
months vacation. They left June
% for st. Louis, Mo. Their next
stop was Brunswick, Tenn, a
community about Is miles out Of
Memphis where they were the
guests Of Mr.. Taylor's mother,
Mrs. Pinl1ie Anderson and his sis
ter, Miss Inez Taylor. Many social
courtesies were enjoyed.
The Taylors went to Nashville
on the Fourth of July and visited
DR.. Fred Westbrook and family.
It was a weekend Of sightseeing
and renewing of old acquaintences.
After three days in Memphis,
they were on their way to Kansas
City, Kans., to visit Mrs. Tay-
lor's family, Rev. and Mrs. ]. e.
Abernathy. Social courtesies were
extended by the Chester Ander-
sons and Preston Marlows. Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor were also the
guests of and uncle, Mr.. Joe Tay-
lor.
The family took off again on
July IT for Chicago, stopping in
Lincoln, Illinois to visit friends.
The Taylors reported that they
had a wonderful trip in the South
land.
Pays Cousin Surprise Visit:
Mrs. Louise Cheatham Jones of
Los Angeles, California, arrived
Sunday, July %, for an indefinite
stay with her cousin and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Berry, 1709
Russell Av. NJ, and family.
Happy Birthday To Little Robin
Berry, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Berry, 17o9 Russell Av.
NJ, who will be four years old on
July 81.
To Teach In England: Mrs.
Frances Wilson and her sister
Mrs. Emma Lamb Of Little Rock,
Ark, are visiting Mrs. Wilson'S
daughter, Miss Jean Wilson, 1925
Fourth Av. s. Miss Wilson plans
to leave Minneapolis with her
mother and aunt on August 1 for
brief vacation in Little Rock
before leaving for England where
she will be teaching in the De-
pendent Public School System.
Miss Wilson, who teaches Fourth
grade in the Minneapolis School
System, will take a leave Of alb
sence from her post here.
The Carl Wade, Srs., Have
Guest: Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Nc
CURE arrived Sunday, July %,
from Des Moines, Ia, to visit his
cousin and wife and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Wade Sr., 1921
Fourth Av. s.
Dinner At The Withers: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward L. Withers, 1855
Oakland Av. s., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Davis were hosts at dinner
on Friday, July 20, for out-of-town
guests who were attending the
Jack and Jill Convention. Guests
were Judge and Mrs. Robert
Franklin, Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson
Ross, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Jones from Toledo, Ohio.
AccidentIy Becomes Part OF
Telstar Program: A photographer
was taking pictures Of the Finish
Pioneer Monument at Theodore
Wirth Park when Mr.. Ronald Bell
and his young brother Steven hap
pened to be walking by. When
asked by the photographer to pose
beside the monument, Steven will
ingly obliged. The pictures were
made at the request Of the US.
Information Agency for Telstar
Transmission to European Count
ries. As part of this program,
Mayor Naftalin win be speaking
Thursday, July 2s by Telstar tele-
phone transmission to someone in
oulu, Finland.
Visitors From Philadelphia: Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Lawrence Of 372s
Minnehaha have as their guests
from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Leroy Lawrence and Mrs. Lawr-
ence's sister, Mrs. Susan Page.
erov lawrence will leave for the