St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10
SIOUX
FALLS
NEWS
NOTES
ny KAYE COATES
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Sioux Fans. 3. D.

8-A- 1NN--RN - -
Easter sunday was really an
ideal Easter and most Of the
townfolIss in our city made the
most Of II BY starting off at Sum
rise church services. We did at
our 81. Johns Baptist church.
Mrs. @. Vaughn and Mrs. H.
Bolts arranged special music for
the services, and Rev II. Bolts
delivered the Easter Story. Fol-
lowing the services, we scurried
to the basement where the Mis-
sionary Society was serving pip
ing hot coffee hot rolls, eggs and
bacon.
At the II o'clock services is
where / noticed our Easter Par
ade made It's entrance like this
our teen ayers Jane Anderson
looked stunning In her pin box
type hat Of blue and white Faille
and her fun length blue and white
faille duster. Gwyn ToIbert was
''reai cool" IN her blue navy suit,
using red accessories, red shoes,
and a close fitting straw bonnet
with one large American beauty
rose on Il. Mary Vaughn and
Maxine Frost tipped in lightly
with the following, Mary, wear
ing q Beige suit and hat with
darker brown accessories, while
Maxine selected egg she'll suit,
Nylon blouse, and a clever dark
straw lid, with many tiny flowers
on 1t.
Our young matrons who yet
have the hour glass figures are:
Mrs. c. weicher, Mrs. H. Bolts,
and Mrs @. Vaughn. these ladies
were fit from heel to head and,
gosh, they made me OLD heart
feel light and gay. Mrs, weleher's
charcoal grey fitted suit was
topped with a lemon three quarter
length coat lemon kid high heel
sandels. lemon gloves. Blue Brit
ton sailor hat, edged in lemon
cloth and blue kid pill box purse.
Mrs, II. Bolts looked very smart
IN her three piece suit, the cloth
being a tweed mixture Of yellow
and grey Mrs. Bolts wore access
series Of grey and white gloves.
Mrs. @, Vaughn was pleasing in
her dark blue suit, with egg shell
accessories and small eggshell hat
with a small ornament on. Among
those who were mad hatters,
pretty hats) are, Bertha white,
Georgia Lee, Marie ToIbert, Lou
ella Cameron.
The Sunday school Of st. Johns
Baptist church had their usual
Easter programme Sunday eve
ming at 8, and it's really worth
waiting for, TO see so many
youngsters eagerly waiting to de-
liver their song. or recite their
poem, and to see the teacher re-
peating each word with them and
TO see the parents sit back and
beam with pride. I enjoyed every
thing that was said and done, but
/ do feel I should comment on
these, Karen Vaughn and Sharon
Bolts. both first graders sang a
fine duet, accompanied by Mrs.
C. Vaughn, Sharon logged in blue
nylon and Karen In beautiful red
organdy, Shirley Tolbert favored
us with a grand solo on piano,
Shirley is a fourth grader, she
was prettied up in a blue and
grey checked suit that was
mighty springy. Eight Hldreth
children were there IN pretty
suits, dresses, clever little coats
and sweet little Easter bonnets,
Dianne and Patsy welcher busted
about IN their nyion blue and
pink dresses with htraw hats and
purses to match.
Phyllis White had nothing to
do or say on the programme, but
she wac there IN a beautiful navy
coat and nat trimmed IN stripped
blue and white taffeta.
The TED vaughns jaunted away
from US again, this time TO the
Twin cities Of Minnesota, but we
are always happy 20 have theV
home again and Il would be Just
Ike me 70 report them 10 the
Chamber Of Commerce II they
don't ten us Why they WON'T stay !