St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-15
SIOUX
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NEWS
NOTE S
By KAYE COATES
$40 MabIe Sc.
Sioux Falls, 8. ID.

wrote them out and stuck them
in their dresser drawer.
| All those nice folks that buried
the Ratchet must have left the
handle sticking out, because there
Is a lot Of scullduggery going on
around here and one can almost
feel 1t, but I know 1t shall get
smoother soon.
Rev. J. Duncan of Sioux City,
Ia, pastor of Pilgrim Baptist
Church was principal speaker at
the New Years service at st.
Johns Baptist church. 1t was
fine gathering the two churches
combined their services, this is the
first time this has happened in
the history of the two churches
so may God bless the very
thought of us sharing Gods word.
Our teen ayers, Mary Vaughn
and Maxine Frost are buzzing
about and they did use every mo-
ment of their vacation seeking
fun and they did have some. Max
inc spent a day in Mitchell, s.
Oak. as the guest of the Brooks
family, while Mary Vaughn sour
ried to the Cities to visit with
Gwyn Tolbert. Haven't seen either
Of these gals since school started
james Monkey has a pleasant
smile these days. His wife and
son are back from their vacation
in the city of Chicago. Mrs. Mox-
ley always spends the holidays
with her folks there, while Mr..
Monkey shifts for himself awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hunt of Omaha,
Nebr, spent a few days here, en-
route to Minneapolis. Mr.. Hunt
is plasterer, so like all plasterers
he isn't too busy in winter.
Nice seeing e. C. Collins home
after his trip to Texas.
Mosese Carroll is home again
after jaunting around for
week or so. Mr.. Carroll spent
some time in Minneapolis and in
Manly. Iowa with his wife. He
seems to forget the names of
people but he did mention all the
women were such good cooks in
Manly, Ia, and raccoon was on
the menu.
Mrs. K Clemmons, Mrs. f.
Pendleton and 10 Flemming have
been on the sick list. Joe Is up
now, but I'd suggest that you
send cards to Mrs. C. and Mrs. p.
who are under the care of a ply
stefan so they shan't be up and
around so soon.
Notice Bill Tolson running a.
round boasting about his 2sth An
niversary. l thought it was really
nice of him to mention It. Most
men forget those days early in the
making.
see that Lawrence Dysart, |
Scoop has made his grand open
ing of his eat shoppe as Poor
Boys Place" We do most sin |
eerely hope Scoop is successful in
his business. II is on highway II |
north of town and our own Lettie |
Dysart is the waitress. This place
should be loaded with fun and /
food, Let's 20 see.
st. Johns Baptist church had |
its annual church meeting to place
the officers for the incoming year.
haven't been TO meeting OF this
sort for years, but ii was most in
spring. These are the new Off |
GERS: clerk, NJ. Coakley: treasurer.
j. Hildreth; church club treasurer
Mrs, NJ. Greer: pianist. Mrs. II.
Bolts: custodian. Mr.. A. Frost.
Harvey Bentley has been our
church custodian and also treasur-
err for many years. Mr.. Bentley
resigned his post. he was not re-
moved. shall give some of the
next week.
Daniel, the girls and l spent
last Sunday in Sioux City. visiting
the o. Nevins family. These
friends OF ours were hit by the
flood and they are still trying to
re-estahlish themselves. and il
looks very rough. II makes one
sit up and count his blessings.
It's mighty darn cold around
here. but I love IL, and I'm sure
most of us Dakodians do. II can't
last too long, anyway the weather
hasn't prevented folks from CAD
ding to church. clubs. etc. so l
guess ais web that ends well.
Church of God in Christ had
very inspirational Sunday p, m.
service last Sunday. Rev. Duncan
Of the Pilgrim Baptist church was
the principal speaker. Rev, Dun
ran is a busy man. He lives in
Sioux City and has a nice large
family, between the family and
The churches they keep him busy.
Mrs. f. Monkey entertained the
OF ST. Johns Baptist
church at the church. Friday. the
first OF January. Mrs. C. Vaughn
Joined the mission to be an active
member.
81. Johns Baptist church had
services last Sunday
night. The following officers were
installed: church treasurer, John
'iildreth: church clerk. Maurice