Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-18
SIOUX FALLS NEWS
by MRS. DAN COATES
$40 No. MabIe Street
Sioux Falls, \. ID.

did know that our Sioux Falls
was so great. / have received
nip Of the spice It must be TO be a
reporter, and I'm getting "a big
charge" out Of II, and hope the
Sioux Falls folks cooperate by
sending or calling me 10 ct me
know Just what goes. Thanks.
Mrs. L. Dysart's newly decorat-
ed home haa been the mecca for
many lovely vacationers fun,
luncheOns, teas. get-togethers and
biggest Of all a surprise party for
! Mrs. NJ. Lotion IN honor Of her
birthday. The YwCA club. nc Of
which Mrs. Lotion Is member
gave her a crisp neat $40 bill, and
loads Of cards. Mrs. Dysart did a
nice job Of taking care Of the en-
tertainment and the eats.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Bentley were
hosts 10 the A. Smiths and the A.
Johns over the 4th. The Smiths
live in Sioux City. Iowa and the
Johns live in Omaha They spent
their time sightseeing and visiting
frinds and making new acquain-
tances.
Mrs. Berniece Owens Hunt and
husband and daughter are guests
In the home of their cousin, Mr.,
e. c. Collins. They are from Hous-
ton, Tex. They plan TO stay at
least two weeks. Mrs. Hunt and
family have visited here before,
80 they are being gladly greeted
by old and new friends.
The executive secretary Of the
YWCA gave an open house tea
Sunday at her home for Miss
Amber Van missionary 10 China
for ten years.. The tea was from
3 until 5, Members Of the club
who attended the affair were Hell
en- Haynes, Georgia Lee and
Roseanna Monkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Turner Of Chi
cago are visiting in Sioux Falls
The Turner's lived here at one
time and so many families are
eager 10 have them that we can't
say where they are staying but
all know that they are welcome.
4 group Of 30 or more got to-
gcther for picnic for the Mox-
/ ley family that are visiting All
I had plenty 10 eat and loads Of
fun. Also "a lot OF stuff backs and
aching legs the next day, the old
timers felt the spirit Of youth and
all played games. Mrs, A. Frost
proved 10 the youngsters that she
IL a real balIplayer. Your reporter
took moving pictures of the event
Mr. and Mrs. c. Shelley are be-
ing missed by their friends, they
are on a tour in Iowa. Mrs. Shcl,
/ ley Is active in all social and civic
affairs and a very sincere church
worker,
Mrs c Welcher and daughters
have gone to California to visit
with Sgt. Wclcher and friends
Their stay is indefinite due TO the
fact that Mrs. weIchcr has the
choice Of living either place,
while her husband is in the ser
vice.
our service men are in and out,
this IL the way they are at pres
cnt. Bently JaCo left Saturday 10
report to duty in San Antonio
Texas.
Gordon Tate and family are in
Minneapolis visiting the Senior
TatCS and his sisters and broth.
prs.
Kenneth Anderson Ia enroute "a
his new station In Calf. and Don,
aid Smith is home for an indef.
mite stay with his folks, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ, Smith and family. Don.
aid left yesterday 10 accompany
his brother. AlonZo to the Twin
Cities but Donald shall return e
spend the leave with his folks
Mrs. NJ. Smith gave a gala feast
and a grand party for all ths
youngsters and service men or
leave.
Nothing is much nicer TO ths
teen eger than to feel welcom,
and 10 smell the aroma OF sweet
flowers. the taste Of fine food
plenty OF soft drinks, and q mix.
ture Of male and female voices
and their favoritc music. They
had Il all at this party,
All that know Mrs. A. TolSor
know that her gathering for the
Youngsters was something Hea.
ven sent. was there and in my
lid age enjoyed just being among
The young things. Mrs. " Ander.
son put the finishing touch to the
indoor gathering by a delightful
ovening Of everything 90 I'll the
wants and the stomaches OF any
youth.