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Social and Personal
Surprised: Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Jackson, 342 Rondo
Ave., gave a surprise birthday party at their home on Sunday,
Feb. 8, in honor of their daughter, Mrs. Ruth Lankford. Danc
ing was the feature of the evening. Music was furnished by a
four piece orchestra, James Harris and his Swing Masters.
Cocktails were served followed by a delicious shrimp supper
The table was beautifully set
with a centerpiece of roses and
fern. Guests who helped celebrate
were Messrs, and Mmes. John
Dickson. Overton Wycough;
Mmes. Jerome Wiley, Alice Smi
ley, Ruth McDaniels. Viola Watts.
T. A. Ruffner, Freddie Nelson,
James Harris and daughter, and
Messrs. Marvin Tillman, Edward
Washington and Harvey Ren
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Changes Name: The Sunshine
Band of Mt. Olivet Baptist church
voted to change its name to the
Jewel Seers Sunshine Band. There
were nine children present at the
last meeting and four visitors,
Mrs. Ruth McDonald, pianist, also
acted as secretary. Mrs. Mattie
Milsap is one of the supervisors.
Popcorn donated by Mr. Golden,
cookies and nectar were served.
Mrs. Milsap furnished the candy.
The next meeting will be held
February 21, at the home of Mrs
Milsap. 309 St. Anthony Ave.
Coming Event: On the fourth
Sunday in March, which 'will be
the 22nd, there will be a conse
crated candle light service held at
Mt. Olivet Baptist church, conse
crating members of the Bessie
Miller Prayer band. Members of
other churches are invited to join
the prayer band. Qualifications
are that you pray every morning
at nine o’clock wherever you are:
first, you pray for the minister
and his official staff; second, pray
for the unsaved that attend all of
our churches and thirdly, pray for
increased numbers in the prayer
service and that people will come
back to God in prayer.
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B. N. Moore Club: The B. N.
Moore Club of St. James AME
church met at the home of Mrs.
Robert L. Cox Sr., 733 Marshall
Ave., Sunday, February 7. at 8 p.
m. A short business meeting was
held and the rest of the evening
was spent in socializing. The next
meeting will be held February 20
at the parsonage. Rev and Mrs.
James C. Dixon, hosts.
To Attend Class Reunion: Dr
Charles H. Williams, 655 St. An
thony Ave., left Sunday night,
Feb. 8. for Chicago. 111., where he
will be the guest of the faculty of
the dental school of Northwestern
university at a luncheon held at
Conrad Hilton hotel, on Feb. 11,
celebrating the 25th anniversary
of the graduating class of 1928.
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Dr. Williams will also attend the
mid-winter clinic of the Illinois
branch of the American Dental
association
Pragmateia Sorority Elects: At
the regular monthly meeting of
the Pragmateia Sorority of busi
ness women held at the residence
of Mrs. Maureen Tillman, 985
Iglehart Ave., on Friday, Febru
ary 6. election of officers was held
and the following were elected
president, Mrs. Lula Pearson;
vice president, Maureen Tillman;
recording secretary, Rosamond
Banham; Bertha King, corres
ponding secretary; Laura Mae
Robins, dean of pledges. The fol
lowing committees were appoint
ed by the president: Junauld
Braddock, social: Estella Luckie,
program; Bessie Mansfield, pub
licity. The club calendar was also
drawn up at this meeting.
First Birthday: Nathaniel Gal
loway Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Galloway, Sr., 755 Ron
do Ave., celebrated his first birth
day. Wednesday, February 4.
Quiet Day Observed: The wo
men of St. Phillips Episcopal
church observed a Quiet Day.
Wednesday, February 11, with
communion beginning at ten o'-
clock in the morning. Breakfast
was served following communion.
Delta Phi Lamba: The Delta
Phi Lamba chapter held their
wnter meeting, Tuesday, Febru
ary 9, at Coffman Memorial Un
ion. Their guest speaker was
Feike Feikima, distinguished
author. The meeting was very
well attended. Mr. Feikima dis
cussed his writing theory and
philosophy. He answered ques
tions from the group that was in
vited. Refreshments were served.
Mrs Caroline McWatt is a mem
ber and she had as her guests,
her son Chandler McWatt and his
wife. Kathleen.
Guest: Mrs. Naomi Thomas of
the Crispus Attucks Home will be
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Aga at a dinner of the Gideon
society at the Lowry Hotel on
Saturday. Feb- 14.
Credjafawn Social Club: The
Credjafawn Social club met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Huron
Shelton. 453 No. Kent St., Feb. 10.
with Mr. and Mrs. Hyland Stokes
as hosts.
Maids and Matrons Club: The
Maids and Matrons Bridge club
will meet with Mrs. W. Baxter
Walker on Saturday, February
14.
Pre-Lenten Tea: The St. Paul
Women's council of the Hallie Q.
Brown Community House is spon
soring a pre-lenten Martha Wash
ington Tea, Sunday. February 15,
at the Sterling club. The tea is
given in honor of new comers to
the city. Mrs. Payton Hunt is
program chairman and Mrs. John
Waters is the general chairman.
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Visits West Coast
Mrs. R. S. Harris, 445 Kent St.,
returned home, Monday. February
2, for a most enjoyable vacation
spent in Seattle, Wash, and Port
land, Ore. In Seattle, she was the
house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Z.
Cox, who owns one of the more
beautiful homes in the city. She
renewed old acquaintances with
former Minnesotans and was
shown many social courtesies.
She was the luncheon and din
ner guest of Mrs. Arlelia Norwood
grand worthy matron and inter
national grand deputy of the
Eastern Star. She was dinner
guest on Sunday of Mrs. Zelma
Darrick, grand secretary and in
temational associate. Grand con
ductress, also dinner guest of Mr.
and Mrs. John Robinson (Evelyn
Kelly.)
Mrs. Harris attended church
services at Mt. Zion Baptist
church in company with Mmes.
Cox and Robinson. Rev. F. Davis
is pastor. Visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Stafford and she is happy to
report that Mrs. Stafford is im
proving Also visited with the F.
H. Bowmans, the Murrells and
Mrs. Viola Fancio. She attended a
meeting of the past matrons and
past patrons council.
Mrs. Harris reports that one of
the interesting features of her vis
it was a trip with Mr. and Mrs.
Cox. to their farm, which is lo
cated about 18 miles from Seattle.
Mr. Cox plans to raise chickens,
pigs, own a cow; do gardening as
a hobby. All produce raised to
be used for their own consump
tion.
In Portland, Mrs. Harris was
the house guest of Mrs. Julia
Shelton, a girlhood friend. She
was the guest of the J. H. Martins
at the annual party of the Culture
Club, which was held in the pala
tial home of Dr. and Mrs. Un
thank. Cards and dancing were
the featured entertainment fol
lowed by a delicious lunchean.
Mrs. Harris was the guest of
Mrs. Abbie E. Cantrell, associate
grand matron of the Calif, juris
diction. Mrs. Annabelle Caldwell
daughters of Mr Shelton, enter-*
tained at breakfast in honor of
Mrs. Harris.
"I found while in the two cities,
Seattle and Portland." said Mrs.
Harris, “that they lack something,
maybe more leaders and they cer
tainly could use a strong Urban
league and NAACP program.
Hats off to Minnesota and some
of its leaders.”
MISS ALMA CAMP
BECOMES BRIDE
OF BENJAMIN DAVIS
On Friday, Jan 23. Miss Alma
Camp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H. B. Camp, 523 Carroll Ave., was
married to Mr. Benjamin Davis,
at an informal wedding at the
home of the bride's parents. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Jerome Del Pino, pastor of Cam
phor Memorial church.
Miss Eula Camp attended her
sister as maid of honor. Mr. Henry
Jones was the groom’s best man.
The bride was gowned in a pink
and white off shoulder dress, with
a corsage of white gardenias and
pink roses. Miss Eula Camp wore
a blue ankle length frock trimmed
in white with a corsage of white
gardenias and red roses.
A reception followed the cere
mony with about 70 guests at
tending. The home was beautifully
decorated with vases of jonquils,
gladiolas and Camillas.
The newlyweds received many
beautiful and useful gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis are at home
at 582 St. Anthony Ave.
CREDIT I NION BOARD
MEETS FEBRUARY 24
The board meeting of the As
sociated Negro Credit Union
scheduled for Tuesday night Feb.
10, was postponed on account of
the inclement weather.
The postponed meeting will be
held on Tuesday Feb. 24, Talmage
B. Carey announced this week.
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FROM MY PEN
By MYRRHENE ALLEN
Friday: The same cry went
across campus from the mouths
of many students, "Let’s go to
day!" I hope they wait until after
mid-quarters. Noticed Moore, Pat
Foster and Roberta Jones hurry
ing to get home. The mail min
doesn't know how vital he is for
the maintenance of a happy life.
Heard the 25 After Fun Club
plans to have the usual birthday
party next month. They celebrate
member's birthdays once every
three months. Members include
Messrs, and Mmes. Gerald Bailey,
Lawrence Shannon, Wendell
Helm; Misses Daisy Davis, Mary
Kate Breedlove, Lenore McKin
ney,, Katherin Bailey. Gloria and
Shirley Brown, Bunny Ewing,
Barbara Cabell, Grace Gates,
Myra Williams. Gloria Pettiford;
Messrs. Walter Lowe, Lewis
Buggs. Donald Gates, Denorris
Ewing, Ross Übank, Roland Gris
sam, Fred King and Vernon
Myers.
Saturday: Talked to Gloria
Wragg. Stated she'd talked to
her husband, A/2c Samuel Wragg
Friday night- He's stationed in
the Phillippines.
The Uno Score party was held,
but I couldn't attend. Know it
must have been nice. Letter from
Chicago stating that Dorothy Ann
Powell (formerly Dorothy Ann
Hall) and husband, Lloyd, were
recently blessed with a little girl.
Letter from Detroit. Charles and
Beth Tucker are infanticipating.
Luther and Rite Flanagan are too.
Rita is the former Rita Tucker.
Heard Ronnie Stone, stationed in
Korea, hopes to be home In March.
Pvt. Chase Smith is stationed
at Camp Stoneman waiting to be
sent overseas. Heard Joe Ray,
Richard Acosta, Maceo Buford
and Robert Robertson are among
those who recently received their
"Greetings" from the U. S. gov’t.
Sunday: Church as usual and an
increasing Sunday School class.
Packed a Valentine box for
Brookely AFB. Always end up
eating more than I put in the box.
Oh. well, he doesn't mind. Tried to
convince Dad that I should have
a new dress for the Rigalette So
cial club formal Saturday night at
Rameleys Members of the club
include Dorothy Pugh. Jaunita
Camp. June Allen. Dorothy Scott,
Nina Salter. Alice Johnson. Veda
Schine, Jean Brown, Elvceda
Bellamy, Florence Law, Gwendo
lyn Ray. No, I can't have the
dress. Such is life.
Monday: School. The thought
passed through my mind that the
Just For Fun Club would be bowl
ing Sunday at the St. Peter Claver
Bowling alleys. I would have ar.
aching back the next Monday.
Tuesday: Music mid-quarter
and hopes for a high grade fade.
Rockford Review magazine came
with a story by Marcheta Allen
about the Twin Cities in it. Pretty
good. Lucy Morris celebrated her
birthday.
Wednesday: another week, an
other column.
World Day Of Prayer: North
B Section of churches under the
auspices of the Minneapolis Coun
cil of Church Women will hold
their World Day of Prayer at Zion
Baptist church. Friday, Feb. 20
from one to 3:30 p. m. Mrs. Carl
H. Fraction is district chairman
All are urged to attend.
Some party! I see they’re servinff
the whiskey that’s
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis
Friday Night Out Club: The
Friday Night club will meet with
with Mrs. Forest Hill, 2524 Fourth
Ave. So.. Friday Feb. 13.
Auxiliary Meeting: The Young
Womens Auxiliary of Zion Bap
tist church met Feb. 10, at the
home of Mrs. Margaret Lewis,
984 Bryant Ave. No.
Naomi Circle: Naomi Circle of
Zion Baptist church met at the
home of Mrs. Elizabeth Redgers,
3409 Cedar Ave., at 1:30 p. m.
Wednesday, Feb. 11.
Stork Shower: Mrs. Claudia
Chatham, 989 Aldrich Ave. No.,
gave a stork shower at her home
on Sunday, February 8 in honor
of Mrs. Maxine Frazier's baby
daughter, Cynthia Maxine Games
were played and prizes were won
by the Mmes. Sylvia Little. Betty
Booker, Anette Spriggs and Miss
Wilma Winston. Many beautiful
gifts were received which were
presented to Mrs. Frazier in a
bassinet. Refreshments were ser
ved. Other guests present were
Mmes. Harriet Shannon. Jeanette
Miller, Wilma Randall. Lenora
Adair, Thelma Mclntosh. Lorraine
Chivers, Jacqueline Chatham and
the Misses Wilma Winston and
Joan Harpole. Those where were
unable to attend but sent gifts
were Mmes. Lucy Bell, Virginia
Claridy, Clodeal Glanton, Eugene
Moore and the Misses Ruby and
Margaret Johnson and Miss Blue.
Altar Rosary Society: The Al
tar Rosary Society of St. Leonard
Catholic church met February 3.
at the home of Mrs. Rahn Work
cuff. 3839 Snelling Ave. Election
of officers was held and the fol
lowing officers were elected:
President, Mrs. George Gnaghy,
vice president, Mrs. D. Kline, sec
retary, Mrs. Earl Kennedy; treas
urer, Mrs. Glenn Hanson, corres
ponding secretary, Mrs. Obie Kip
per, publicity chairman, Mrs.
Rahn Workcuff and sunshine
chairman, Mrs. Donald Brody. Sr
Refreshments were served.
Ill: Mrs. Alice Young. 3815
Third Ave. So., has been confined
to her home tor the past week ill
with the flu.
Heroine Of Fire
Receives Award
Yvonne Bell, daughter of Mrs.
Rosemary Bell, 1050 Bryant Ave.
N.. recieved a good conduct medal
and a dozen roses from the
Minneapolis Fire Department, for
saving the lives of her three
cousins in a fire at 68 Royalston
Ave. N. on Jan. 3
Yvonne is eight years old and
is in the third grade at Grant
school. She was given the award
Wednesday at school.
Wayman's On the Way. Have
you voted for Wayman's Queen
yet. If not cast your vote today.
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Additional Social and
Personal Nows
Minneapolis
Leave For Home: Mrs. Cecil
Giscombe, wife of Dr. Giscombe,
chief medical examiner for the
armed forces in Minnesota left
for their home in Dayton, Ohio
Tuesday. Prior to coming to Min
neapolis Capt. Giscombe spent a
year in Korea and was practicing
in Dayton before he went in to
the army. He will be discharged
the latter part of this month and
will resume his practice in Day
ton.
Bridal Shower: The Misses Ruby
Jackson and Dora Cuff were co
hoatesses at a personal shower
honoring the bride to be, Miss
Katherine Watts at the home of
Miss Cuff, 317 No. Bryant Ave.,
on Sunday, Feb. 8. Games were
played and prizes won by Miss
Gwendolyn Morrow and Mrs.
Leona Morrow. Miss Watte e
ceived a number of gifts. A de
licious lunch was served. Guests
present were: Mmes. Emergene
Patterson, Marie Collins, Fem
Watte, Leona Morrow, and the
Misses Zelma Johnson, Joan Car
ter and Gwendolyn Morrow.
Improving: Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Edwards, 2206 Elliot Ave., who
have been confined to their home
with the flu are slowly Improv
ing.
Youth Choral Club Meets: The
Youth Choral club of St. Peter’s
AME church will meet with their
director. Mrs. Hallie Ewing, 4048
Fourth Ave. So., Wednesday
afternoon, February 11.
The Cantinas: The Cantinas
will meet Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 11, at the residence of Mrs.
Hallie Ewing, 4048 Fourth Ave.
So.
Stork Shower: Miss Grace L.
Harper and Mrs. Deasle Mae Gre
sham, 2717 Clinton Ave., were co
hostesses at a stork shower in
honor of Mrs. L. J. Gresham. Jr.,
2414 23rd Ave. So.. Sunday Feb. 8,
at the residence of Mrs Deasie
Gresham. Quiz games led by Miss
Grace Harper were played fol
lowed by a delicious lunch. Many
useful gifts were received. Guests
present were: Mmes Addie Smith,
Bessie Jones, Betty Jackson, Sarah
Benson, Hallie Ewing. lona John
son Margaret Johnson. Mary
Stokes, Vivian Dailey and Deloia
Kindle; Mr. and Mrs. George Dai
ley, James Richardson; and Mr.
A. S. Grigsby.
Vacationed In California: Mrs.
Tyler J. Howell. Sr., returned
home Tuesday, Feb. 10. from Los
Angeles. Calif., where she spent
the holidays with her daughter,
Mrs. Mary Louise Cannon. Mrs.
Howell said she had a wonderful
visit and was entertained by the
following former Minneapolitans:
Messrs, and Mmes. George Roach
and family; Sidney Jones, (Genell
Gresham); Edward Wilder, (Lu
cinda Hill); Fred Cobb; Byron
Holder and Miss Marian Fite.
Many social courtesies were ex
tended her by other Los Angeles
residents. In Pasadena, she visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Wil
son and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Johnson and daughter Vera Jones,
also former residents of the city.
to publish
1852 - 100 Years Of Progress - 1952
ST. PAUL RECORDER
OF NEGRO-AMERICANS IN MINNESOTA
Date of Issue, February 27, 1953
To Contain History Showing Progress and Participation in
Industry, Labor, Education, the Professions, Sports, Politics,
As Well as His Contributions Civically, Socially
and Religiously
• Photographs of Early Settlers and Their Activities.
• Data and Photographs of Present Day Workers, Showing
Progress in Many Areas.
Read The Facts Which Have Characterized Human
Progress and Helped Strengthen
Our Democracy In Many
Fields
In The St. Paul RECORDER
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1953
Friday, February 13, 1863, St. Paul RECORDER, Page 5
■: Social and Personal*
!) ☆ MINNEAPOLIS ft «
Honored At Wedding Reception: Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Walker, Sr., 3645 Fifth Ave. So., honored the marriage of their
daughter, Mattie Jean and Mr. Ronald Arthur Westberry at a
reception, January 11. The couple were the recipients of many
beautiful gifta. Hostesses were the Misses Louveme Noble,
Harriet Rowman, Marilyn Smith, Joan Howell, Patricia Foster
and Doris Escue; Mmes. Frances
Thomas, Jacqueline Marshall and
Maizie Criss. Mrs. Westberry is a
student at the University of Min
nesota and is majoring in Ele
mentary education. Mr. Westberry
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Westberry, 2517 Clinton
Ave
Dinner Guests: Mr. and Mrs. K.
C. Jackson, 5117 Logan Ave. No.,
had aa their dinner guests on Sun
day, February 1, Mrs. Mattie
Conerly of Detroit, Mr. and Mra.
Nathaniel Walker Sr., and Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Westberry.
Returns Home: Mrs. Mattie
Conerly of Detroit, Mich., who has
been the house guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Nathaniel Walker,
Sr., 3845 Fifth Ave. So., for the
past three weeks left for her
home February 11. Mrs. Walker
accompanied her mother as far
as Chicago.
Appears On TV: Little Miss
Michelle Davison, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Davison, 8745
Fourth Ave. So., appeared with
her dance group on Jimmie Valen
tine’s Teen and Tot Talent Pro
gram Monday. February 9 on K.
8.T.P., Channel 5.
It’s A Boy: Mr. and Mrs Loyal
James Gresham Jr., 2514 23rd
Ave. So., are the proud parents of
a 7 pound 3 ounce baby boy bom
February 4 at Minneapolis Gen
eral hospital. The maternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mra. Orrin
Price; the paternal grandparents
are Mra. Dessle Mae Gresham,
Minneapolis, and Mr. L. J.
Gresham, Sr.. Loo Angeles, Calif.
Surprise Birthday Party: Mr.
and Mrs. Robert L. Wynn Jr., 313
Humboldt Ave. No., gave a sur
prise birthday party in honor of
Miss Juanita Wynn, Sunday.
February 8. Guests were: Mr. and
Mra. Phillip True; Mmes. Mary
Morris and Gloria Wilkerson and
the Messrs. Al Tuttle, Joe Nervis,
Robert Chambers and William
Young. A delicious repast was
served.
Dinner Guests: Mrs? Trulie - Hall
of Kansas City, Mo., niece of the
late Mr. John Franklin and Mrs.
Margaret Brown. Detroit, grand*
daughter, and Mra. Ora Franklin
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were the dinner guests of Mr. and
Mra. E. L. Sims. 4044 Fourth Ave.
So-, on Saturday, February 7.
Attend Uncle’s Funeral: Mra.
Mary E. Williams and Mrs. Al
berta Simmons of Kansas City,
Missouri, who came to the city
to attend funeral services of their
uncle, the late Mr. John Frank
lin, have returned to their homes.
Feeling Fair: Mrs Ella Wash
ington. 4044 Fourth Ave. 80.,
mother of Mrs. E. L. Sims and
Mrs. Lillian Jackson is slightly
improved and feeling fair at this
time.
Council Meets: The St. Paul
Women's Council of the Hallie Q.
Brown house will meet on Mon
day, February 18, at the house.
Como Temple Meeting I The
regulsr monthly meeting of Como
Temple. No. 128 will be held
Thursday, February 12 at 588
Rondo Ave.
District Council Meeting: The
Minnesota district council of P.
A. of W. will convene at Reho
both Church of Christ, 811 12th
Ave. No.. Minneapolis, February
18 thru 21st. Bishop F. L. Clark
of Ohio and manydbther ministers
are expected.
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