St. Paul recorder., 1963-02-21

announce the Dlrth OF their thlr
Sunday, Feb. 10, at Midway Ho
very excited over their new broth
er's arrival. Maternal grandpar-
ent is Mr.. Olden Benford of Min
neapolis. Paternal grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Willie williams
of st. Paul.
Correction: Mr.. Fred Lee was
host at a surprise anniversary
party for his wife, Daisey, on Sat-
urday, February 2 at the Pick
Nicollet hotel. Mrs. Fred Lee, was
not hostess as was stated in the
headlines of the story in the Feb
ruary Z, issue, but the recipient Of
the big surprise.
Weekend Guests: Mrs. Georgia
Wilson, Hillsdale, Kansas, spent
the weekend with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uel D. Mitchell, 1921 Clinton Av.
Jeffe Shepherd, Paola, Kansas also
visited the Mitchells. He stopped at
the Curtis hotel motor lodge. The
guests of the Mitchells were en-
tertained at dinner by Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce e. Lucas, 1881 Way
Zata Blvd.
Returns To Work: Thomas M.
Jones, 1924 Clinton Av., returned
to work on Thursday. February
IA. Mr.. Jones had been off from
work since February II, when he
entered Fairview for surgery.
Celebrates Birthday: Mr.. Theo-
dore L. Hatcher, 4145 Fifth Av. s.,
was host to friends who dropped
In on him on the occasion Of his
birthday, Saturday night, Feb. 8.
The guests ate excellent food and
drank toasts to his health and the
occasion. Mrs. Babe" Hatcher an
excellent cook prepared traditional
delicacies for his guests palate.
Those who dropped in to help Mr..
Hatcher celebrate his natal day
were Messrs. and Mines. Royal
Gooden, Stephen Maxwell and Mr..
Cecil E. Newman. Mrs. Launa
JacEman who was invited could
not attend because Of fall suf-
fered Saturday afternoon.
Hostess To Bridge Club: On Sat
urday afternoon, February 16, at
1 pm, Mrs. Earle F. Kyle, Sr.,
3637 Fourth Av. S., was hostess to
the Octette Bridge Club. Guests of
the Club were Mines. Laurence
Harper, Charles Johnson, Oscar
Newman, o. Donald Smith and
Barbara Cyrus. Guests prize win
ners were: Mines. Charles John
son, first; o. Donald Smith, second
and Barbara Cyrus, third. Club
members winning prizes were:
Mines. Ashby Gaskins, first; Col
eridge Hendon, second and Arthur
Royster, third. Mrs. Ashby Cas-
kins, will be hostess to the March
meeting.
Under Observations: Clarence
Rhodes, six year old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver w. Rhodes, 3515
Fifth Av. s., entered General hos
pital on Thursday, February IA.
The young lad is undergoing a
series of tests and examinations.
st. Agnes Guild Met: Mrs. Grace
Mayo, was hostess on Friday even
ing, February 15, to the st. Agnes
Guild, of st. Thomas Episcopal
Church, in the undercroft Of the
church. Plans were completed for
the dinner which was given on Sat-
urday, February 16 at the church.
The next project was discussed
which will be a Mothering Tea.
Guests At TOastmaSter's Affair:
Guests Of the William Matthew
Titles at the Toastmaster's Area
S Speech Contest, dinner and
dance Saturday night at the Dyclk-
man Hotel were Mr.. and Mrs. Obie
Ripper, Mrs. Launa JaclSman and
Mr.. Cecil Newman. Mr.. Little is
the treasurer Of Minneapostal
Toastmasters No. 2540.
Elected To Honorary Society:
Printice Lee Gary son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Printice Lee Gary, 3433 Third
Av. S., was elected to the National
Honary Society Of Central High
School. Prindce is a Junior and
has maintained an A average since
he has been at Central. He Is a
member Of the German club, stu
dent council, the basketball team,
football team and track team
Home From Hospital: Miss Pc
cola Simmons, 7217 Clinton Av,
returned home from Mt. Sinai Hos
pital on Friday, February Is, after
being a patient there for a week.
Visits Sister: Mrs. Elmer Smith,
351s Smelling Av., left Friday Feb
ruary Is to visit her sister, Mrs.
Verla Lewis in Burlington, Iowa.
Upon arriving there, she and her
sister drove to Kewanee, Ill, to
attend the funeral Of a former
classmate and friend, Fred Brink
er, held Saturday, February 1e.
Sunday they motored to Canton,