St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1963-07-18

Iglehart AV., ST. Paul.
Other guests were Mines. Phyl-
lis Pugh, Leila Mae Stewart, Marie
Monroe and Jane Yeager.
Fourth OF July Dinner: A most
pleasurable and memorable fourth
of July dinner was prepared and
served by the hostesses Mines.
Mary Chillis, 141O North Girard
Av., and Luella H. Swift, S21 N.
Emerson Av., at Mrs. Swift's home.
Those enjoying the delicious
menu were friends and relatives
of both hostesses: Messrs. and
Mines. James Batsell and John H.
Whitney, friends. Relatives of Mrs.
Swift were her daughter, Mrs.
Emma Lee billiard, grandchildren,
Benjamin Riley, E. B. Wiley,
George Clyde, Richard Reuben and
great-grandchildren, Alan Freder-
fck and Charles David.
Anniversary Greetings To: Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest H. McNeal, 2209
18th Av. S., who will observe their
31st wedding anniversary, July 25.
Its A Girl: Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan
Russell, Jr., 1928 Clinton Av., are
all smiles for on July II a baby
daughter was born weighing lbs.
6a ozs. They have named her
Lucille Jeanette. The RusSells
have two other children Walter
and Charles.
Maternal grandmother is Mrs.
Pearhne Mae Spicer, Vicksburg,
Miss, and paternal grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Russell,
ST., Minneapolis.
Returns From Kansas City: Mrs.
Shirley Shelton, 3844 Park Av.,
returned Saturday, July Is from
Kansas City, Mo-, after spending
two weeks visiting her mother and
other family and friends. While
there she attended the funeral of
her uncle, Frank Smell in Lathrop,
Mo.
Mother UndergOes Surgery: Mrs.
Amanda Neal of Chicago, ILL.,,
mother of Jack Neal, 1887 Fifth
Av. s., underwent eye surgery at
Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago
on Monday, July Is.
Guests OF Mrs. Bessie Gresham:
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Brown of
Philadelphia, Pa, returned to their
home on Wednesday, July IT, after
spending a few days as the house
guests of Mrs. Bessie Mae Ores
ham, 37O5 Fourth Av. S. During
their stay they were extended
many social courtesies and report
they enjoyed their trip very much.
Mrs. Julia Smith, noted vocal
soloist, from Chicago, arrived in
the city Thursday, July 10, to
spend the weekend as the guest
of Mrs. Gresham. Mrs. Smith is
well known in the Twin Cities
and her friends may contact her
at S23-7404.
Leaves For Home: Miss Veronica
Iipscomb Of Jackson, Miss, who
has been visiting her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Dixon,
3436 Third Av. s., for the past
several months, left Monday, July
Is for Chicago where she will
spend a few days visiting relatives
and then will return to her home
in Jackson.
indianapolis Guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. Milstad Hendricks, Indianapo-
lis, Ind, have been the guests Oh
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ber
Mouton, 1925 Clinton Avr, for the
past week. Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks
left for home on Tuesday, July 16
They will stop off in Winnipeg and
other points Of interest enroute
home.
Vacations In K.C.: Mrs. Grete
Hartman, 1914 Park Av., spent
ten days in Kansas City, Mo, Wis
fting relatives and friends. She re-
turned home Saturday, July ID.
Chicagoans Visiting Here: Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Brown Of 372C
Smelling Av. s., have as theil
houseguests this week Mr.. ant
Mrs. Chester Jones, their twt
children, Pamela and Chester, Jr.
and mother, Mrs. Rose Brown al
OF Chicago, III. Mrs. (CarmeliaI
Jones is the granddaughter Of Mr.
Brown.
Return From The East: Mr.. anc
Mrs. Jimmy Bowman, 1909 Oak
hand Av. S. and two sons Marhr
and James, Jr., returned Sunday
from Columbus, Ohio. They wer'
guests of Mrs. Bowman's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mackey II
Columbus. A cousin Of Mr.. Bow
man also Mr.. and Mrs. james
Banks extended social courtesie!
to the Bowmans.
Enroute home they stopped II
Chicago at the home Of Mr.. an'
Mrs. Anthony Bowman parents o
Mr.. Bowman. Jim's father AM
mother are SO and 80 years young
VacatiOners Return: Mr.. AM
Mrs. Ollie Hill, 1901 Clinton AV
s., returned July Is from a tyr
weeks vacation trip to Monticello
ArIeansas-Mrs. HIS birthplace
Mrs. Hill had not visited in Mon
ticello for IS years. The visit b
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