Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-20

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lege to begin Summer courses.
Happy Birthday to II year old
Audrey Banham, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Donald r. Banham, 1853
Fifth Av. s., whose birthday is
June "A.
Mt. Sinai: Miss Josephine Alex
ander, 3540 Clinton Av. s., is a
patient in Mt. Sinai.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lesane Williams
Naomi Whittaker) Of Omaha,
Nebraska, have been the house
guest of Mrs. Williams mother,
Mrs. Naomi Whitaker, 522 Logan
Av. NJ, for the past week. The
Williams were in town to attend
the graduation of Mrs. Williams
son, Larry Carter, from North
High School. After very pleasant
visit with friends and relatives, the
Williams family returned to their
home on Saturday, June Is.
Rev. e. Henderson, 1929 Bryant
Av. N, was the guest speaker at
Mt. Carmel Baptist church in St.
Paul, Sunday, June 16, for their
Mems Day Program. Rev. Hender-
son spoke on the subject 'The
Beauty OF Man." Mrs. Henderson
attended the services also. Rev.
Walter L. Jones is pastor.
Good NeighbOr Policy: Mr.. and
Mrs. William L. Smith, 1415 James
Av. NJ, were hosts at a dinner
party, Sunday, June 16, to sort Of
get-acquainted with new neighbors,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gins, recent
ly of Coon Rapids. After dinner,
guests relaxed in the recreation
room for a coffee sip and CONVEX
sation. Guests were Messrs. and
Mines. william F. Hill, Mrs. James
Gins, Mrs. James Floyd, Florida,
Mrs. Gloria Smith and daughter
Gloriamelanae and Damon L..
Smith.
New Orleans, La: Mrs. Sher-
man Percy, $40 Penn Av. NJ, has
been in New Orleans, La, for the
past three weeks taking care Of
her mother, Mrs. Estelle Brown,
who had surgery. Mrs. Percy re-
turned to Minneapolis last week.
end.
Visitor To Spokesman Office:
Mr.. Henry Childrey, Fort Wayne,
Ind, vice president of Summit
Laboratories, Indianapolis, Ind,
stopped in to visit the office and
plant of the Minneapolis Spokes-
man, June 18, before leaving for
his home. He has been attending
the National Beauty Culture Con-
vention under the auspices of local
No. 21O, which was held at the
Jewish Center.
Cocktail Hour: Members of the
newly formed Elegant Club will be
entertaining friends and them
selves at a cocktail hour, Sunday,
June % from four to seven pm. at
4O17 Fourth Av. S.
Leave On Vacation: Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Watkins and famil
left Monday, June IT for Denver,
Col. where they will vacation with
relatives and friends.
Johns-Nix Vows Solemnized In
Double Ring Ceremony: Mrs.
Gertrude Johns, 5111 Irving Av.
NJ, became the bride of Mr.. Earn
est Nix in a simple ceremony per-
formed by Rev. e. Henderson, Sat
urday, June 15, three pm. at the
home of the bride. The new Mrs.
Nix wore a street-length dress of
pale blue. brocade with matching
shoes and accessories, with three
strand pearl necklace with match
ing earrings.
Houseguest: Mrs. Ada Gregory,
Fort Dig. New Jersey Is the guest
of Mrs. Edith Moulden, 1888
Fourth Av. s.
Entertain At Dinner: Miss
Myrtle Potter, 3740 Fourth Av. 8.
and Mrs. Edith Moulden, were CO.
hostesses at dinner for Mrs. Mary
Ward, Kansas City, Mo-, on Thurs
day, June 10. Mrs. Ward had been
visiting her cousins, Miss Potte:
and Mrs. Alice Brown.
Other guests at dinner were Mr..
and Mrs. o. B. Williams and Mines.
Ada Gregory, Fort Dix, New Jer-
sey, Mary Alice Smith and Annie
Matthews. Games were played fol-
lowing the dinner and enjoyable
time was had.
The Pragmateia Society met at
the home of Mrs. Dorothy Will
nams, 2S9 N. Chatsworth, Friday,
June Z.
The Catos March In Hamel,
Mimi: The Catos, a marching unit
Of boys and girls from 14-16 under
the direction Of Mr.. Odell Benford,
participated in a parade in Hamel,
Mimi, Sunday, June 16.
Second Highest In Glass: Fifteen
year old Pamela Mckinney, men,
Der of the Junior National Honor
Society, received an award for her
scholastic achievements whic h
placed her second highest in a
class of approximately 200, upon
graduation from Franklin Jr. High
on Thursday, June 13. Pamela is
tha douohfay. NJ Mr. and Mrs Will