Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-13

old Godfrey at home this week.
On DOnaldSOn's Teen Board:
Rochelle Berry, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. William S. Berry, $500
Elliot Av. s., was recently selected
for Donaldson's Golden Rule Teen
Board. Miss Berry is a junior at
Central High School.
SIumber Party: Twelve year old
Beverly Elliott, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Grady Elliott, 1920
Fourth Av. S., and friends Debbie
Miller and Debbie Peterson had
plenty of fun, chatter, and good
food at a slumber party at the
Elliott home, Sunday, June 9, in
celebration of Beverly's birthday,
Saturday, June 8.
Luncheon At The Viking Motel
was the way members Of the Para
disc Club chose to celebrate their
third anniversary, on Saturday,
June 8. Later that evening Para
disc Club members were the guests
of the Uno-Score Club at their
dancing party.
Wins Awards: Samuel Heron,
son of Mrs. Geraldine Evans, Alp
Aldrich Av. NJ, was the recipient
of several awards on Thursday,
June 6, which was Awards Day
at Franklin Jr. High School. Sam
uel received a certificate for out
standing qualities of citizenship
an SPA Journeyman Pin for work
on the Franklin paper Scholastic
Press Association, and attendance
award, and his school letter.
! Happy Birthday: A few friends
dropped by the home Of Mrs. Mar
tina Baldez, 2516 Fourth Av. s.,
Friday, June 7, to wish her a
happy birthday.
Returns Home: Mrs. Della
Haynes, Westville, Ind, left for
her home Thursday, June 13. While
in the city she was the guest of
Mrs. Helen WiEkerson, TIC Emer-
son Av. N.
Attend Dinner Dance: Mr.. and
Mrs. Sequoyah L. Payne, 4429
Third Av. S., attended a dinner
dance recently at the New st. Paul
House in Shakopee. The delightful
affair was given by the US. Bur-
eau of Mines Employees Club
where Mr.. Payne is employed and
of which he is a member.
Visitor From Kansas City: Mrs
Mary Ward, Kansas City, Missouri
will leave Saturday, June Is, after
visiting with her cousins, Mrs
Alice Brown and Mrs. Myrtle Pot.
ter of 3740 Fourth Av. s.
Sad News: Mrs. Ida Webb, 3244
Clinton Av. S., left Wednesday
June 5, to be at the bedside of her
cousin, Reverend Fred A. Embry
of Manhattan, Kansas. When Mrs
Webb arrived in Kansas, she was
greeted with the sad news Of her
cousins passing. Services were
held Saturday, June 8, in Musko-
gee, Oklahoma. Rev. Fred A. En-
bry was the Moderator of the
Smokey Hill District of Kansas,
He attended Western Baptist Sem
mary of Kansas City, Missouri,
Manhattan Bible College Of Kan
sas City and he was a World War
II veteran. Mrs. Webb returned to
her home Tuesday, June 10.
Barbecue Party: Mr.. and Mrs,
M. H. Webb, Sr., 3244 Clinton
Av. S., entertained at a barbecue
party Saturday, June 8, at their
home.
Guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Johnson, Muskogee, Okla
homa, Rev. and Mrs. e. M. John
son, Memphis, Tennessee and Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Johnson and
daughters, Carol and Debbie, Min
neapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Frank John
son also Rev. and Mrs. E. M
Johnson left Monday, June 10, fol
Muskogee, Oklahoma.
Friends Visit: Mr.. and Mrs
Nathaniel Watson, 3755 Fifth Av
S., had as their guests last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Steward Of
Memphis, Tenn. While in the city
the Stewards were shown many
social courtesies. Some Of the high
lights of their visit were fishing
trips, sightseeing and a Twins
baseball game.
Attended Church Club 40th An
niversary: Mrs. VIM. L. Smith
1415 James Av. N, returned home
Monday evening, June 10 from
Des Moines, where she had at
tended the 40th anniversary of the
Excelsior Church Club Of Corinth-
ian Baptist Church. During her
visit in Des Moines, she was the