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’ROUND THE “2” TOWNS
SAINT PAUL
The Round Table club met with
Mrs. Mae L. Graves, 987 Iglehart
avenue. Mrs. Estelle Kennedy of St.
Louis, Mo., was guest of honor.
Mr. Henry Price, who conducts a
barber shop at Dale and West Central
avenue, was taken ill with smallpox
on Saturday.
Mrs. Amelia Harris of Chicago, 111.,
is in the city visiting her mother,
Mrs. Emma Riley Davis, 234 Fair
field avenue.
The hostesses to the Modern Pris
cilla Art club for March and April
were as follows. Mrs. R. Collier,
March 19; Mrs. D. Chapman, March
26. At this meeting Mrs. A. Williams
of Winnipeg was a special guest. Mrs.
R. Orice, April 2; Mrs. Moore,
April 9. •
The Third Degree.. See It at the
K. of P. Easter Ball at Arcadia Danc
ing Palace. Thrilling, sensational.
The talk of the Twin Cities. What Is
it? See for yourself April 22.—Adv.
There will be a Matinee Card Par
ty Tuesday, April 29, at the Amer
can Legion headquarters, 355 Robert,
from 2tosP. M. Tickets 15c. Ways
and Means committee, Mrs. Ruth
(■rice. Chairman.—Adv.
Stay off the date of April 30.-—Adv.
Mr. Archie Scott who was a resi
dent of St. Paul for many years and
made a lots of friends here died in
Marion, Ind., last week. He is the
father of the late Sam and Roy Scott.
The “Pe Veiws Syncopators” enter
tained the Rotary Club at the St.
Paul Hotel Tuesday, April 15. The
occasion was a dinner given this club
by the officials of the Great Northern
Railroad.
The St. James A. M. E. Church
choral choir of St. Paul sang at St.
James A. M. E. Church, Minneapolis,
on April 14. They rendered the Can
tata, “The Seven Last Words of
Christ.”
Mr. Allen French of 574 Fuller
avenue still remains at the Ancker
hospital, where he has been confined
for the past three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McFarland
motored to Louisville, Ky., to attend
the Annual Conference, leaving early
Sunday morning. They were accom
panied by Mr. John Hickman, Sr., and
Mrs. Wilkerson.
The Harriet Tubman Civic League
will meet at the Wilder Building
Monday, April 12, 3 o’clock p. m.
Mr. Geo. Seigel will speak. Friends
and members are urged to attend.
Mrs. F. A. Scott, 325 No. Chat
worth street was hostess on Wednes
day afternoon to the Self Culture
Club. After the regular program an
elaborate dinner was served. The
next meeting of the club will be held
at the Crispus Attuck Home, 469
Collins street, Wednesday, April 24.
The Musical that was to be given
by the Literary Club 011 the 25tli baa
been changed to May 2nd on account
of date being taken.—Adv.
The Charity Sewing Circle will
hold their regular meeting Monday,
April 21, at 3:00 p. m., at the "Y”
Center. Business of importance.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Williams and
Mrs. Martha Kennedy who formerly
resided at 533 Rondo have moved to
723 Sherbourne avenue.
Miss Bella Taylor of Chicago, 111.,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. R. C. Taylor. Miss Taylor is
associated with the Chicago Y. W.
C. A. and is a graduate of University
of Minnesota.
The date of the Baby contest given
by the N. A. A. C. P. under the au
spices of the City Federation will be
May 22.
Miss Magnolia Brooks Mitchell,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Brooks, 249 Chestnut street, left
Tuesday evening for Kansas City,
Mo., and various cities in Texas. She
will be gone indefinitely.
Dale 4037
Mrs. H. Spencer
MISS IOWA TEA 6AAIEN
507 W. Central Ave.
Special Sunday Dinners
Tel. N. W. Dale 2487
I. KAII
TAILOR
Perfect Fit Guaranteed
Altering of Ladles' and Gents' Clothes
802 University Ave. 8t Paul
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AND YOUR
PATRONAGE APPRECIATED AT
4$ rash •
VSBBSBB9BS9BBBBSB9BSBBSBSE
MINNEAPOLIS
Mr. George Williams, aged 24, died
on April 10 at the General hospital.
His remains were shipped Monday by
Bert Ellis, undertaker, to New Or
lean, La. Mr. William was employed
as waiter at the West Hotel.
Mrs. Willis Williams and Mrs.
Gilbert Jordan, 626 7th avenue north,
are leaving Tuesday for an extended
trip to California.
The Third Degree! See it at the
K. of P. Easter Hall, Tuesday eve
ning, April 22, at Arcadia Dancing
Palace. Thrilling, Sensational. The
talk of the Tain Cities. See it for
yourself.—Adv.
avenue north, attended the banquet
of the Woman Party Monday night
at the West Hotel.
Mr. W. C. Jones contributed SIOO
to the N. A. A. C. P. at the mass
meeting addressed by Mr. Bagnall at
St. Peter’s Church Friday night, the
only person in Minneapolis to sub
scribe that amount.
All Minneapolis and St. Paul seem
ed to be at the Elks Memorial Sun
day.
The Forum Easter program is to
be one of interest and merit. Every
one is invited. Elks Hall, 6th and
Lyndale avenue north at 3 o’clock.
Don’t miss it.
Mrs. Charles Hines was recently
struck and painfully injured by a
careless motorist. Her many friends
wish her a quick recovery.
The 13th Ward Civic Club meets
every Ist Monday of each month.
The Willing Workers Club met
Monday.
A neighborhood meeting espousing
the cause of Mrs. Mayme Donovan
candidate for Representative was
held Thursday night by and at the
home of W. S. Malone, 626 7th ave
nue north.
Mr. Willis Coulter, 3604 Elliot ave
nue south, has purchased a nice
Buick.
"Eddie” Boyd still wears that lik
able and sincere smile.
Mrs. Birdie High, 672 St. Anthony
avenue, will be hostess to the Adel
phai club on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. M. E. Hunter, 622 West
Central avenue, who was called to
the bedside of her aged mother in
Scotland, Pa., finds conditions such
that she will remain for an indefinite
period.
mm TWIN CITY u
Musician's association
SECOND
Dancing Party
AT THE
SOUTH SIDE AUDITORIUM
MONDAY APRIL 98
EVENING * rwL *°
TO BELF BUT UNIFORMS FOB THE BABB
It’s Your Boys and It’s Going to Be Your Band
So Come Out and Help the Boys
Moore’s Concert Dance Orchestra
A Big Time for All Bus Service
DANCING LATE
EVER READY CAFE
610 Lyndale Ave. North, Minneapolis
Our Motto: Good Food, Quick Service, Reasonable Prices
Open All Night Cherry 1141
GEO. K. KAYS, Proprietor
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‘-— —' 1 ' '
For Reservations Call Hyland 1960 J. W. Moore, Mgr.
CABARET AND DANCING
The Cafe Fs^itz
An American Cafe Serving American Dishes in an American Way
Open All Night
Fifth Ave. No. and Lyndale Minneapolis, Minn.
THE NORTHWESTERN BULLETIN-APPEAL 9m*9
3)n IBmnrtam
Mrs. Bernice C. Davis
In sad and loving memory of
our dear daughter, who depart
ed this life April 1», 1923:
“Gone, but not forgotten.”
Florence B. (Tiennntt, Mother,
Walter U. Chesnutt, Father,
Harriett M. Davis, Daughter.
KNOWLEDGE IS I*OWER!
VV> Teach By Mall. Ulhle Study,
Teacher Training, and Mlalater*’ Train
ing Couraea, alaa Dreaa Making and
•ther Vocational atudlra.
THE BETHEL TRAINING COLLEGE
Dept. C, 802 Oak Lake Ave. N.
Minneapolis, Minn.
FOR GOOD HOME COOKING
Eat at
CLARK SISTERS
Home Restaurant
802 Sixth Ave. No.
Minneapolis.
M. ZASLAVSKY
Sueceaaar to Wag. Allen
Grocerleo, Krnlta, Vegetahlea and Meat
l«d* Sixth Ave. No. Hr UB
Miaaeapolia
Oar Motto i Honeot Weight and Rea
sonable Prteeoi Frontpt Delivery
We Give Proßt-ahnrlng Cash Reglater
Reeelpta.
EAT
YOUR SUNDAY DINNER
At MRS. HUNTS, 111 Wabasha St
ROAST CHICKEN AND DRESSING
HOT BISCUITS LEMON PIE
FOR BALE
2 Choice Bungalows
5 Rooms and Bath
In Beautiful Homecraft
By Owner
Inquire 1730 Sheridan Ave.
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I USE! CM EXCMU6E
I All Makes Used Cars
I We Buy, Sell or Trade
! MS Ha Euhaat* CS. NEHTSON, Pr*.
MINNEAPOLIS ADVENTISEHS MINNEAPOLIS ADVERTISERS
Under New Management
SAVOY CAFE
704-6th Ave No., Minneapolis
HOME COOKING
Mrs. R. D. Henry, Prop.
Hy. 10M
W. B. WILLIAMS BARBER
SHOP AND BATH
PARLOR
A Beal Pint Clam Barbor Shop
•OM Lyndale A to. R,
PERFECT CLEANSER
TOOTH PASTE 00.
DON McADAMS
109 23th St.
Agents Wanted
So. 3158
Main a am
Mrs. M. L. Mitchell, Pro*.
Furnished Boom*
‘THE KEYSTONE"
POCKET BITJUABD PABLOS
ISIS Washington Ave. 80.
SOFT DBDTKB AND QKIANMI
Ladies Invited Mlnneepolte
Hot Dog—(Me
CAMPBELL’S
Pool and Billiards
Soft Drinks, Candies. Cigars
•17 N. sth St. Minneapolis
Phone Main 8873
DRINK
RICE COUNTY MILK
Rich and Pure
Delivered Fresh Daily by
Clifford Marity
RICE COUNTY MILK CO.
Minneapolis
85 So. 9th St., Geneva 8218
PROGRESSIVE DISTRIBUTING CO.
S3S Lyadalc Are. No.
(Oar New l<oentloa)
High Brawa Toilet Article.
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Col. 246 R Mrs. Kdlth Moaldea
MRS. L B. SMITH’S
Hat Shop
SSS Lyodale Awe.
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Tel. South 7954
W. SQUIRE NEAL
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
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COMBS BROB
- FOURTH AVENUE SOUTH
DRY CLEANERS AND TAILORS
A Trial Will Caavlaee Yon aa to Oar Warkmaaahlp aad Service
Work Called tor aad Delivered
GRAND EASTER BALL
GIVEN BY
AMES LODGE 106, I. B. P. 0. E. W.
AT TOE
80UTH BIDE AUDITORIUM
MOIBUT EVENING, APRIL 21,1524
MUSIC IT
Moore’s Toro Talk Orekestra
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Jas. Tooley, Wm. Humphrey, W. T. Dodson, F. G. Thomas,
Philip Durden, Jos. Levy, Wirth Jones.
Carl Cockrel* Floor Mgr. Clarence McCullough, Chairman
“SS 55c OEFRESHMEOTS
Wonderfuho^^
EASTER fl—ll
ST VLE^|||jy
Come In And See Our Wonderful
Selection of New Spring Clothes.
You’ll Find Here The Right Styles,
Wjy At The Right Prices—
W On The Easiest Credit Terms
t Beautiful Extra Special!
New Spring Ladies* Spring
DRESSES SUITS
H7JB SO/1.75
I I££
You’ll marvel at the styles
and the fine materials. A A wonderful selection—newest
most wonderful selection. Spring models in a variety
of charming styles. Alterations
others $14.98, $19.98, $24.98 FREE.
-sr- MEN’S SUITS A
surTS SO-7.50
with 2 pair pants fl /if rAntw
■ P*yOnly /JLHHr
$7 Q IZ mm I * 2D °~" fr Nja
■ A.ll New Spring Styles and Patterns.
The Best Wonderful selection. ((KluflwL
Values in the City
Open Saturday Evenings 328 328 Open Saturday Evenings I
Established 1905
GRAND EASTER
ENTERTAINMENT < BALL
The 17th Annual Affair
WILL BE HELD
Tuesday Eveoiog Arcadia Daeciog Palace
APRIL tt, 1114 sth St. Soatfc Opposite Court Hnmm
Auspices of
Pride of Minnesota Lodge, No. 5
Ktti§ljto of sytfjraa
The Special Feature of the Evening Will Be the “Mock Initia
tion of the Third Degree” in the K. of P.
Don’t Miss the “Laugh a Minute Fun Makers.”
SPECIALTIES
Twin City Comedy Four, Featuring Fred Madison,
Steve Bannon, Ira Davis, Tommy Johnson
Mary Edith James Select Reading
Mrs. lone Poore Popular Vocalist
Phil Burke, Famous Comedian, in a Sketch of
His Own
The Unique Syncopatore
Featuring Their Singing Drummer—George True
Tela Burt, Manager
Latest Modem Dance Music in Delightful Melodies
Admission 55c Taxis 1:30

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