Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-01-12

stranger, chinning yourself, milk
ing a goat, reading the Bible
not ordinarily done.
On New Years Eve a group of
young ladies from the Twin Cities
put aside their differences to ring
out the old and bring in the New
Year with wirth and togetherness,
by giving a New Years Eve party
at Wizards Catering Lounge in
Minneapolis.
The young ladies instrumental
in bringing this affair into being
were Dannette Coates, Ruby
Lawrence, Mary Michaux, and
Rosemarie Lawrence.
Just to name a few of the people
there you seldom see: J. c. Puc-
kett, Jermore Newsome, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Newsome, James Puc-
kett, Bob Puckett, Rita Davis,
Tony Whiteside, Brenda Hayes,
and Robert james.
Also in attendance were Albert
Kelly, Carol Hilton, Bill Frelix,
Genva Polk, Myrtle Cole, Roger
Parks, Richard Allison and a
throng of others.
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Home for the holidays were
Mack Mcintosh, Sherrie Mazingo,
and Joy Ellis.
Mack, as he is known to his
many friends is an "A" student at
Arkansas AM. & N. College, ma
joring in mathematics, with a
minor in physical education. Mack
is also sports editor for the school
newspaper.
The vivacious Joy Ellis is now
enrolled in West Virginia State
College after completing one
year at the University Of Mime
sofa. At State the popular Joy
is majoring in secondary educa-
ton, with a minor in English.
Last but not least is Sherrie
Mazingo who is closing out her
second year at Howard University,
and starting on her third year
with a major in Journalism and
a minor in English. Sherrie will
complete her education at Howard
in 1864.
Thought for the week: - 1t
seems to me that the phase dead
silence" is a mistaken figure of
because silence is alive.
Things leap to your mind out of
silence. It's as If all your senses
were on tiptoe, and there is a faint
in your ears which could
be your memory tuning up, hum
ming like a tight wire.
Miss 10 Addie Munson Of Mime
apolis will receive her nurses cap
January IA, 1862, from the nursing
at st. Marys Hos
pital.
The pert and pretty 10 Addie is
in her first year Of study at st.
and hopes to complete her
training in June Of 1864.
Sharon Thompson, Phyllis
Sims, Geraldine Brown, and Iris
Key, students at the College Of
Medical Technology have return
ed from their holiday visits at
home.
Paying the Sanity City a visit
after a long absence were Gloria
Carol Sanders, and Lor-
eta Grant. These three young
ladies are now making their home
in New York City. While on their
visit here they were extended many
social courtesies.
Miss Gloria Jean Page Of Min
neapolis flew to her home in Lake
view, South Carolina. Gloria will
return in about two weeks.
Certain young ladies in the Mil
Town better revamp their social
etiquette If they want to be ac-
cepted into the fold Of the Twin
Cities social life. If these certain
people do not know what I'm talk
ing about, I will try to bring them
out Of their black ooze Of ignor-
ance, and enlighten them on a few
facts they seem to have over look
ed in trying to grow up.
Its pure logic that when some
one pays you a visit, no matter
what your feelings are concerning
the impromptu visit payed to you,
you should always make them feel
at home. Contrary to popular opin-
ion, (which I might add is your
own) you four girls, land that's
what you act hke) are a disgrace
to womanhood, and you are Just
about as popular as the Black
Plague Of the 14th Century!
aT,.S.I.,n. ~, 81. D.. aka 80 fha an-