Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-07-20

quests that visitation be limited.
Resting More Comfortable: Mr..
M. N. Craft, 1887 Fourth Av. S.,
is resting more comfortably in
Fairview where he is recuperating
from recent surgery. No visitors
are allowed for the present.
House Guests From Virginia: /:
Houseguests of DR.. and Mrs.
Frank Smith of 720 Sheridan Av.
NJ, for two days this week were
Virginians Mines. Thomas Young
of Norfolk and Robert Smith of
Portsmouth, and young Robert
Smith, Jr.
The three Virginians came to
Minneapolis to attend the national
convention of the Jack & Jills.
Mrs. Young is wife of Thomas
Young, of the Norfolk Journal &
Guide, one of the nations leading
newspapers. Mrs. Smith is the
sister-in-law of DR.. Smith.
Former Twin Cities Resident:
Mr.. Ben Peery, Los Angeles,
Calf, arrived in the Twin Cities
for an indefinite stay. Mrs. Peery
(Dollie) was unable to come at
! this time because of illness. She
is recuperating with her sister
Mrs. Anna Anderson of Ol1mulgee
Okla, Mr.. Peery will visit with
his sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Bowman, 3612
Fourth Av. S. and with his sister
in-law Mrs. Magnolia Coleman, 94s
Marshall Av., st. Paul.
Enters Hospital: Mrs. Minnie
Alexander, 1882 Fifth Av. S., en-
tered Fairview hospital Sunday
night, July Is. Mrs. Alexander
will be undergoing a check up.
Omaha Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs
John Coleman accompanied by
Mrs. Dolores Kibble motored tc
the Twin Cities Saturday, July
IA, from Omaha, Nebraska. The
Colemans are visiting Mr.. Cole
mans sister, Mrs. Villa M. New
man, 111S Plymouth Av. N. Also
visiting Mrs. Newman is another
brother Ernest Coleman of Chi
cago, Ill.
Attends Funeral: Mrs. Ethe
Mcintosh, TIT Emerson Av. N.
and Charles Lam attended the
funeral of their sister and aunt
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, 1O14 E
Lincoln, Clarinda, Iowa. Mrs
Jones had been a resident of Clar'
india, for over 80 years. She was
a retired school teacher and hac
been active in the life of the com
munity. Mrs. Jones died July 4
funeral services were held or
Monday, July 9. Mrs. Mcintosh
and nephew returned home July
10.
Returns Home: Mrs. Jeanette
Howard, 1907 No. Irving Av., re-
turned home Wednesday, July II
from the Worlds Fair in Seattle
Wash. While in the city Mrs
Howard was the houseguest Of
Mrs. Madge Walker, former resi-
dent of Minneapolis.
Houseguest: Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Howard, Kansas, Mo-, were the
houseguest of their brother anc
wife the John Howards, 1907 No
Irving Av., and sister Mrs. Shaw
Wilburn. Mr.. Howard Is formerly
of the Twin Cities and will be
r m embered from "Howards
Steak House" which he operated
for several years.
J Chicago Visitor: Mr.. Ernest
Coleman, Chicago, ILL.,, Is visiting
in Minneapolis with his sister
Mrs. villa Newman, lib Ply
mouth Av. NJ, and nephew and
niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar H
Newman, 1929 Fifth Av. s.
Vacations: Mrs. Gloria J. Smith
and daughter Gloriamelanae, S21
Morgan Av. NJ, spent three won
derful weeks in Denver, Colo, as
guest of Miss Camille M. White
Many points Of interest were Wis
Iited by Mrs. Smith and daughter
Pixies Peak, Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs, and Central
City. Other social courtesies were
extended them. They also attended
some of the sessions Of the Ma
tional Baptist Convention that met
there. They were much impressed
with the Youth Night.
After their return from Denver
Mrs. Smith and daughter and Mrs
John Harrison and daughter, 300e
Garfield Av. s., motored to JEFF
ferson, Mo-, to attend the Re
union dinner Of Mrs. Harrison al
Lincoln University. They also at
tended the Alumni Association
banquet Annual dinner.
Chicagoans Visit: Thomas L
Anderson and Eddie Underwood
of Chicago were visitors in Min
neapolis Sunday, July 8. Mr.. An
derson is a former resident o.
Minneapolis. The Chicagoans Wis