St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23
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NEWS
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BY KAYE COATES
$40 MabIe st.
Sioux Falls, 8. ID.

$40 MabIe st.
Sioux Falls, 9. ID.
Rev. H. w. Bolts gave a very
inspiring sermon Sunday morning
taken from the 18th chapter OF
Matthew.
Karen Lou Vaughn was hostess
to a group of girls at her home
Sunday, January Is. 1t was Kar.
ems seventh birthday and she re.
ceived many beautiful gifts.
St Johns BYE had its election
Of officers. The officers are as
follows: Maxine Frost, president;
Gwendolyn Tolbert, secretary;
Jane Anderson, treasurer; Alice
Vaughn, music director; Mrs. H
w. Bolts, pianist.
Mr.. James Moore, one of our
well known residents has been
under the weather" for a few
days, however. we are all glad to
hear that he is getting alone fine
Mr.. George Vaughn is also an
other who has been bothered with
the flu bug. Mr.. Vaughn also is
reported doing much better.
Jane Anderson and Gwendolyn
Tolbert attended the senior ban
quet at Washington high school
Wednesday, January 81.
The Masonic Lodge of Sioux
Falls held its election of officers
at their last meeting. They are as
follows: Dan Coates, worshipful
master; George Bush, senior war
den; Thomas Clayton, junior war
den; Maurice Coakley, past mas
ter; John Armstrong, junior
Deacon.
Charlotte Welcher returned
from a weekend trip in Minneapo-
lis where she visited old friends.
The Frost family returned to
the scene of action last Sunday.
AS all members are looking fine
after a siege of illness, we are all
very glad to see them once again
and have them back with us.
A chitterling dinner was ser
we'd at the home of Mrs. Anna
Tolson, Monday, January 10, All
who attended reported an ex-
cellent meal.
Mrs. James Moore has been
working for sometime at the
Logelin convalescent home, do
ing a little practical nursing. I'm
sure we are all proud of her work.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moxley and
family motored to Dell Rapids and
had dinner plus a very enjoyable
time.
Shirley Ann Tolbert be-
came the pianist for the st. John
Baptist Sunday school and
seems to enjoy her job very much.
M/Sgt. and Mrs. r. c. Hatcher
and daughter Teresa, returned
from Japan and are spending a
week with his sister, Mrs. Marie
Tolbert and family enroute to
Chicago. NJ sgt and Mrs. Hat
cher were stationed in Japan four
years. He is on a 80 day leave
after which he will be stationed in
Texas.
The TIC. Club met at the home
of Mrs. James Monkey last week.
Mrs. Al williams had charge of
entertainment. Many lovely prizes
were won by members of the club.
Mrs. Moxley served a super lunch
and fun was had by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred White re-
turned from a three week visit of
family and friends over the hoh-
day. They brought back with them
a part of the family that had
been missing since September,
their two daughters, Carolyn and
Phyllis. Mr.. and Mrs. Whites
home is in Natchez, Mississippi.
Around this time of the year
everything takes a back seat to
semester exams at Washington
high school. Mary Vaughn and
Jane Anderson are a few who re-
port the joyous event. Yours truly
can afford to talk awhile now as
she has finished her four years of
high school land in four years,
too!D
My special thanks go to Mrs.
Dan Coates for letting me tinker
with this column for this week.
She was a good sport not to take
my teasing seriously. OF course
all that goes to make her a good
reporter.-Gwendolyn Tolbert.
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