Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-09-14

law MI. dIlu MrS. Hdlmer Jacks
Visitor From Ghana: Mr.. ;
Oakland Av., had as their house.
guest for several days, Henry Rich
ardson, teacher from Ghana, AZ
rica.
Mr.. Richardson's visit in Min
neapolis is sponsored by the Wise
man club of the YMCA of which
Mr.. Bowman is a member. He will
attend school later in September.
Surprise Birthday Party: Mrs.
Lillian B. Jackson, 948 Bryant Av.
NJ, was pleasantly surprised with
a party in her honor on her birth
day.
She received many lovely gifts
and a beautiful pink and white
birthday cake.
The party was given by her
children: Messrs. and Mines. Ray
Wells, Thomas Jackson and Edgar
Jackson. Others attending were
her sister, Mrs. Corrine Bum, her
brothers Joe Patterson and James
Patterson and eight grand chill
dren.
Canadian Visitors: Mrs. Louise
Pitts, Winnipeg, Manitoba visited
with her sister and brother in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Noble, 1892
Fourth Av. s. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Greene and mother were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Gibbs, Jr., 4549 Third Av. s.
Mrs. Pitts and the Greeries ar
rived last Wednesday, September
5 and returned home September
IL.
Brief Vacation: Mr.. and Mrs.
Booker T. Spencer, 343 e. 41st
st., spent the recent Labor day
holiday in Independence, Kansas,
visiting relatives and friends.
They also motored to Tulsa,
Okla, and then to Okla. City,
Okla, to visit an aunt Mrs. Mary
c. Clark, who is 30 years old.
On their return home they had
house guests from Kansas City,
Kansas, Mr.. and Mrs. Vonie Fos-
ter, who spent a week with them.
The Fosters were entertained by
sightseeing tours and other amuse-
ments. They left for home Satur-
day morning, September 8.
Elects Officers: Les Jeunes Fill
les met Wednesday, September 5,
at the residence of Miss Jean
Micheau. This organization is
comprised Of young Misses. Their
purpose is to participate in civic
affairs. Their recent endeavor was
to assist in soliciting funds for the
drive to fight Leukemia, known as
ALSAC.
At the last meeting officers
were elected for the year. They
are as follows: Leslie Hughes,
president; Patricia Harper, vice
president; Media Burnett, secre-
tary; Ioanne Holbrook, correspond
ing secretary; Jane Micheau,
treasurer; Regina Ballard, Asst.
treas. and Bonnie Rhodes and
Mary Micheau, corresponding COM
mittee.
Other club members are Mar
tina Andrews, Danette Coates,
Sandra Griffin, Claudia Micheau,
and Ernestine Shaclxleford.
The club holds regular monthly
meetings on Wednesday and were
organized in March 1862.
Patient In Hospital: Mrs. Dor
othy Payne, 1920 Elliot Av. s., is
a patient in Fairview Hospital.
Visitor: Mrs. Susie Hollins, Wit
chita Falls, Texas, arrived in Min
neapolis, August 80, to visit with
her sister and family. Mrs. Rose
Richey, 1908 Fifth Av. s. She
was accompanied by another sis
ter Mrs. Ruby Bennett, Mason
City, Iowa who spent a day with
them.
Mrs. Hollins enjoyed her stay
In the city. She was taken on a
tour Of the city and fell In love
with the many parks and lakes.
She was thrilled to see the Min
nehaha Falls which Is a legendary
scene. Also she attended church
services at Graham Temple, church
or Goa In CnrlSL.
She returned home to Texas
September 70 and is looking for
ward to a return visit to our city.
Houseguest From Brooklyn,
NY: Mrs. Gladys Haskins, Brook
lyn, NY. is the houseguest Of her
cousin Mrs. Bessie Lewis, 1929
Fourth Av. s.
Mrs. Lewis will entertain for
her cousin with an open house on
Sunday, September 1e from to Z
pm.