St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20
SIOUX
r A IL S
NEWS
N o 7 z S
BY Kaye Coates
$40 Mable st.
Sioux Falls, s. ID.

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here are reaping what they have
sown, everywhere go they are
brning in the vegetables and
/ fruits for canning. That's really
living it up too. like that kind Of
living.
The Al Williams family are see
ing the USA in their Chevrolet.
They are off to Detroit and Chi
cago, visiting relatives on a much
deserved vacation. Mr.. Williams
has been most successful here as
manager of a janitorial service
Co.
Mrs. Isaac Edison, of NatcheZ,
Miss. mother of Alfred White,
really proved TO be a very popular,
pleasant one TO know. II the rest
Of the folks in Mississippi are
like her, I'd sure like to visit
there. The three White children,
Philly. Caroline and Alfred Jr.,
Just couldn't seem TO get in
enough hours with their granny
Mrs Edison had to cut her trip
short so she could visit daughter
and a son here, Alfred White, who
Is shoemaker. Her son In Chica-
go, is mail carrier and her
daughter is a nurse in the Vets
hospital in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Haynes
are enjoying the Jake Quarter
mans OF Minneapolis as their
house guest these days, The four
some are sharing friendship
that has lasted over 25 years, so
I know they don't need others to
make their trip pleasant. The r.
Haynes lived in Minneapolis for
many years before they were mar
ried.
Everybody in the North part of
the city is surely missing Paul
Coakley Jr. Paul, who we call
Butch" is visiting his mother,
Ruth Moore, in Scottsbluff, Neb.
rasla. Butch" will surely be
home for school. Can the nick
names you read about folks a
round here, either Bin Avery or
Booker Walker named them).
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Barger are
having Mr. Barger's sister, Louise
Barger Howkins of Chicago for a
short visit. Theb rother and sister
haven't seen each other for
number of years. so no doubt there
is happy reunion. Mrs. NJ. Will
liams of Mitchell, S. Oak is also
a sister,she win probably look in
on the duo, I imagine.
Our Jane Carpenter. who is at
tending Sioux Falls College here,
also a saleslady at the b and C
Hosiery Shop, observed her 10th
birthday Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Rose had Jane as their guest at
the Klaudt's Airport Cafe. Mr.
Rose observed his birthday on
Monday, Jane has proved an asset
to our community and we do hope
she stays with us forever. Jane
also halls from Mississippi.
Mrs H. Bentley returned from
her trip to Washington, u. c.
where she was a delegate from the
Federated Clubs of Iowa and s
Dakota. Mrs, Bentley is the presi-
dent of the Iowa Federation. Mr.
Harvey Bentley, received his %
year card from the Post Comman-
der of the American Legion. OF !
Sioux Falls, for continuous mem
hership for IS years. the letter |
read: Our heartiest congratula- |
tions on your achievement of this |
record. We sincerely hope that |
YOU will receive many more of /
these cards in the future. Mr. |
Bentley is a civic minded citizen |
and is Vet. of World War 1. so (
know he shan't receive over one /
more OF these cards or I shan't be !
here to record il. Congratulations !
Harvey.
Maxine Frost is one OF our
summer graduates Of Washington |
high school. so you're going TO be
hearing about Maxine. She's nice |
gal and very active in church az |
fairs.
Mary Vaughn is another of our
teenagers, that keeps us oldesters |
fun OF that spice Of life. Mary |
spent a few days as the guest of |
Gwyn Tolbert in Minneapolis, not /
too much ado here for teensgers, !
but Mary and Maxine keep big |
smiles on their faces most OF the
time.
Sunday school OF ST. Johns |
Baptist church is giving their an
nual Sunday school picnic, Sunday /
Aug. -, at , o'clock. Come and |
bring picnic lunch and we shall |
spread together and when chow |
is over they plan lot OF games, |
The public is invited, Terrace Park |
is the place,
Anne Tolson played Mother
Goose 10 number OF children the |
other day when she asked them in /
for hamhurgers, potato chips, and /
cold drinks The fortunate chill
dren were all the children in her
and Mrs. c. Coakley \