Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-20
SIOUX
FALLS
NEWS

BY KAYE COATES
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Sioux Fails, 3. ID.


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Sioux RallA, q. d.
This feeling Of brotherhood
doean't last for Just one week
here, that has been proven by
what takes place In these Da-
kotas look here.
The BYE. of 81 Johns Baptist
church did not spare one thing In
giving a grand Valentine Party
TO all the youngsters and oldsters
that would attend, with plenty
games and songs for merriment
and loads TO eat and Valentines
for each youngster. Most OF the
churches had their children there.
The Kindergarten class Of one
Of the local churches sent Valen-
tines 10 each Of the primary
youngsters in 81. Johns Sunday
School. Mrs. c. Shelley In gen
eral chairman Of the b. Y. y. and
Mrs. II. Bentley Is the supt. Of
the Sunday School.
The Brotherhood committee Of
the N.A.A.c.P. and the leaders Of
the Bahai cause. are planning
their joint annual dinner meeting,
this year the First Methodist
Church also In sharing the honors
with the two, the dinner is TO be
at the Catarace Hotel. In the Ivory
room. The speaker win be Ike
Chase. OF Rapid City.
The Mission Of 81. Johns Bap-
list Church had It's election of
officers at the last meeting. They
are as follows; Mrs. w. Edgar.
president Mrs. NJ. Greer. VICE
pres. Mrs. A. Tolson Sec'y. Mrs.
A. Tolbert, Asst. Secretary. Mrs.
w. Edgar. treasurer.
This meeting was at my home
and I was deeply impressed. with
tho topics from their work books,
and the sincerity that was dis
played.
The Intellectual Club Of the
Y.WC.A. proudly announces that
they have presented the Y.w.C.A.
building fund $3.50 for the room
in the new "Y" that the club was
to furnish Mrs. r. Monkey the
newly elected president and
Georgia Lee, who has been the
president for the past ten years
both thank the folks for their
tolerance In helping while we've
been selling this and that to OBJ
tain the money. and ON the last
project they wish To announce to
all that contributed donations that
the winner on the luggage was;
Mrs +. Fillmore elS w. 10th st.
The Ted vaughn's are still leav-
ing us on the week ends, but this
last one was most exciting be-
cause the vaughn's have a new
1883 Pontiac, and while visiting
relatives in Omaha. Nebraska,
they discovered they also had q
new nephew. son Of the penning-
ton Franklins.
Bea Hamilton and Roseanne
Monkey have made outstanding
merit In the field Of civic achieve
ment they both received invita-
tons from the Exclusive Debu.
tant Club In New York, to be
guests al their annual affair that
IL given for folks that are out.
standing in the community. One
from each state according 10 the
size Of the state. Both were 50
pleased and surprised they just
couldn't seem TO make u this
year but III bet they'll be all
ready II II should happen again,
Don't fail 10 give these gals the
glad hand even II they didn't go,
they seem 10 be trail signs for
progress for IN.
Mrs, J. Moore. Is happily home
again after a short trip to Chi
cago. Mrs Moore seems 30 deeply
concerned about her patients that
she can hardly wait to get back
on her nursing position again.
She has chosen a beautiful field
in serving humanity, we do 20
need nurses.
Lawrence Dysart Is either max.
ing a lot Of money or having a
lot Of fun with the Saturday.
Night Fish Fries. II seems to be
like the street where old friends
meet After each person eats
they sit and visit with the ones
coming In and the folks gather in
corners according TO the state
they come from and talk over the
olden days, More fun.
Mr.. Erwin Cameron looks ra-
Their rugged these days, but he
has a very touching story about
slipping and falling and u you
ask him you can see why he looks
n 3ttln dnxrn he really had n had
fall.
There is . gas leak in our block
and swear there must be every
appliance from the Gas Co. out
here working on u. and I haven't
felt safe for the last two weeks
I arm q good Baptist with practie-
ally an my dues paid up. but !
do understand the man that wrote
the song; Everyone h praying to
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