St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-26
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By KAYE coAIE.,
$40 Mable St
Sioux Falls, s. ID.

WIN rev DuIiGdu VI tllBElfIl
Baptist church In charge, Mrs. K.
Clemens funeral services were held
from the Miller Funeral home,
Thursday, March IL. active pail
bearers were James Moxley,
Thomas Clayton, Alfred White
John Armstrong, John Strahon
and Daniel Coates. Honorary pail
bearers were; Harvey Bentley.
Ernest Barger, E. c. Collins, JOS
eph Flemming, A. LaMontee and
A. Tolbert. Rev. Bolts read prayer
and sentiment from st. Johns
church, Mrs. d. Parks read obit-
uary and sentiment from the
Church of God In Christ, Mrs. A.
Vaughn read sentiments from st.
Johns Missionary Society.
Out Of town folks who attend
ed the funeral were Dorothy Par
son. Elmer Wagner, Charles Wag-
ner, Edna Wagner, Annie In
graham, all Of Minneapolis. Mrs.
John Turner of Chicago, Mrs.
Sheriffe (mother of Mrs C. Coax
ley) Mrs. SHERIFF. lives in Mason
City. Ia. Mr. and Mrs. M. Coakley
and Paul Coakley of Sioux Falls
wish to thank all for their very
kind thoughts and deeds during
these dark hours.
Mrs. John Turner of Chicago
was the house guest of Mrs. II.
Bentley during her brief stay here.
Rev II. w. Bolts and Deacon
Alg. Frost attended the meeting
of the Baptist Laymen in Trent, s.
Oak. Rev. Bolts delivered the mes
sage for the services.
Mrs. Alg. Frost was named one
OF the room mothers at Hawthorne
School to take group of young
sters to the Shrine Circus. Mrs.
Frost reports that the small fries
kept her so busy she didn't see
too much of the Circus, but IL
made a fine group of youngsters
happy to know she cared.
The Intellectual club of the
YWCA are now all sporting a
year book made by the members
of the club to keep up with their
events, Senator Art Anderson
spent their social meeting show
ing movies Of Hawaii and Europe.
Mrs. L. Dysart served a lenten
special for lunch.
The whole Brooks family of
Mitchell were down to Sioux Falls
Saturday and they are always
greeted by a host of friends.
John Armstrong made flying
trip to Yankton Saturday, to Wis
IT with his sister, Mrs. N, Bacon,
who may soon move to Denver to
join her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Prince Of Sioux
City Ia, were In the city all day
Sunday. visiting here and they
seem to like our little city so,
we may see more of them. We
hope.
The Shelley's don't live at 915
". Main anymore. They are to be
found in a newly decorated cozy
apartment at IFS N. Oak. Av.
Hope you like your new homes.
Shelleys.
Our Joseph Flemming is very
much on the mend. He was at
church Sunday and every time one
goes near his apartment there's
women doing nice things for him,
so he never had II so good.
Roseanns Monkey is doing
nice job OF working with the
United church women. Any time
you'd like to share this abundant
living call Roseanne. she's fun of
good things,
The F. Bargers never miss a
Sunday without putting out the
fa.,,l hae- fn,. an,nanpa oSt Sunday,
Rev. Bolts and Rev, Duncan fam
lilies were the fortunate ones,
II there's any nice thing you'd
like to do for Mrs, w Edgar.
don't lets be waiting, She is soon
going to leave us for good to be
with her relatives in Iowa. Hate
to see her so, but let's express our
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