Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1963-07-25


Mentioning In The South
2425 Fourth Av. s., are vacation
ing in San Antonio, Texas, Fort
Worth and Houston, Texas and
will return home August IS.
Winston-Salem Minister Visits:
Rev. VIM. e. Johnson Of Winston
Salem, NC, arrived in the city
last Saturday to spend a few days
with his brothers and their fam
lilies: Mr.. and Mrs. James r. john
son, 1914 Clinton Av., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Johnson, 4045 Oak
land Av. Rev. johnson inspected
the offices and plant of the Spokes-
man and Recorder papers and was
favorable impressed, he said.
Attends Sons Graduation At q:
Mrs. Phelonia Wilcox, sister of
Mrs. Carrie Sudduth, 1915 Oakland
Av. S., and her cousin, Miss Arlene
Virgins of Miami, Florida, came
to Minneapolis for a very special
reason, to see her son James Ad-
ans receive his BA Degree in
Aeronautical Engineering at the
University of Minnesota on July
IS. Mr.. Adams has already accept
ed a position in California. The
visitors will truly have to go home
TO rest for they have been on a
steady merry-go-round of touring
the towns and seeing the sights,
namely, a two hour tour of the
capitol in st. Paul, shopping at
Southdale, the beautiful Aqua Fol-
Hes, Norway Point at Hincldey,
Mimi, trip to st. Cloud State Col
lege to see her niece, Miss Peggy
Bronson, and they plan to visit
Duluth and the Northern point Of
Canada. Airman Clarence Carter
of Miami was also a guest for din
ner Sunday at the Sudduth Home
July 28th Is the date set by the
vacationers for their return home.
Guests From Calf, New York,
and Kansas: Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Cooper, 4545 Fifth Av. s.,
had as their weekend guests Mr..
Cooper's mother, Mrs. Frances
Cooper Of Manhattan, Kans., his
sister Mrs. Laura Parker, Falina,
Kansas and daughters Carol Jean,
Paulette, and Sharon, brother Mr..
Calvin Cooper Of Buffalo, New
York, and cousin, Mrs. Villa Jean
Carter of Compton, Calf. Mrs.
Carter was also the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Posten.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Lumsey,
922 Fremont Av. NJ, have house
guests this week from Gadsden,
Ala, who arrived Monday, July
22, cousins of Mrs. Lunsey, Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony Lamott Cofield
and Mrs. Will Vinson.
Enjoyed The Twin Cities: Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Wade, Louis
vile, KY, returned home, Satur-
day, July 20 after visiting with
Mrs. Wade's brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. LeRoss Cope
land, 4133 Chicago Av. The visitors
reported they enjoyed the wonder
full and beautiful sights of the twin
cities and the cordiality Of the
people. They hope to return again
soon.
Vacationed For Three Weeks:
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ted Cook, 1915
Fourth Av. s., returned home,
Wednesday, July IT after a most
enjoyable three weeks vacation.
The first stop on their trip was
to Canton, Ohio where they visited,
Mr.. Robert Bowers, grandfather
and Mrs. Emma Moore, mother of
Mrs. Cook. While In the city many
social courtesies were extended. In
Detroit they were the honored
guests at a party given by Maracci
Temple, Shriners. Since Mr.. Cook
is an avid golfer Mrs. Cook is
pleased to announce that while in
Detroit he made a hole In one.
From Detroit they went to Des
Moines, Iowa and Mr.. Cook par
ticipated in the Central State Golf
Tourney. He was third in the first
flight and received a trophy.
Illinois Visitors: Mrs. Jane Ed
wards and children, Sandra, David
and Harvey, Chicago, H., and