Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-03
SIOUX
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NEWS
N O 7 z S
BY Kaye Coates
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do like the mice and play. or show
their colors and keep the good
work going. Rev. Bolts has left
well planned program for US TO
follow.
II was fine seeing Helen Jack
son III. WhitfieldJ here the last
few days. Sorry she had To come
for the rites Of her daughter-in-
law MRS. r. WIllams) but did
share her burden. Helen was beau
tician here for many years. was
most active In the st. Johns Bap-
list church. 10 she was kept real
busy, but we do hope she peeks
In on us more often. Her son, X.
Williams resides at 925 ". Blau-
Welt. Mr.. Williams has asked me TO
express his most sincere thanks
to all for their part during the
dark days.
The Fred Beams and daughter
are here from Buffalo, N. Y. and
as the guest of Mr.. Il. c. Collins.
their uncle. they are being kept
real busy dashing here and there
alling social engagements. Ida
Beam lived here with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Col
Inns. during her youth. so Mrs.
Beam knows a lot OF US Dako-
dams.
The e. Bargers haven't had a
dull moment since they moved in
To their new home at 72f N.
Fairfax. could never name all
Of the out Of town visitors they
have had during the summer, but
think they have now hit the
cream OF the crop. Mrs. f. Bar
gers daughter. Lucille. Of Georgia
In here for three weeks and a
pretty young thing she is We
shall try to keep her here, we do
need youth. to keep us young at
heart.
James Csbbell as soioist with
the American Legion chorus made
the trip TO Washington, ID. c.
where he with the chorus took
second place In the national con-
test. We are own-right proud
Of James, he also sings with the
Municipal Band, he loves the work
So he CLOVIS whenever he mentions
II.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Hiidreath and
Alg. Frost made n scurry trip TO
Omaha and Lincoln. Nebr While
in Lincoln they visited Mrs. A,
Taylor, sister OF Mrs NJ Greer
The trip was a social and business
obligation. Nice to know that J.
Hildreath Ii back on the job at
stacy's Cafe, John Hildreath has
been under the weather a little
this summer but he Is ut M
fiddle now,
The Alg. Frosts nave been real
busy this week sharing blessings
with the Fred Beams They have
had dinners and motor trips. etc.
I think Mr. r G. Collins Is the
guy that IL soaking In the glory
Of his guests. He is really pleas
ed host. Fredericka Il the grand
niece Of Mr. Collins. and will that
seven year old be spoiled what Is
your guess
see very little Of the f. Pen
ieltons, but they Rrc letting their
light shine socially I see where
they Just don't come short where
visitors are concerned They are
right In there pitching Monday
evening. the Pendeltons were hosts
10 the Brotherhood Of the St
Johns Baptist church 7 always
Ike To report the Brotherhood
they really have n galore
" clean fun thru their study
hen for the eats they never COM
,lain, they say the ladies, Really |
Ierve fine eats" Thomas Clayton I
. the president % the men
.cally know no enjoys his post
Mrs. Bcrniccc Hunt and dauEh
or returned 20 Texas, after visit
nE in the r. c. Collins home for 1
week Mrs Hunt IL q teacher in /
he Public schools there and had 1
o make her trip short because of 4
hat. Mrs A. Tolsou was hostess
q q group ~ women. in honor ~
Yrs. Hunt. Mrs Beam and Miss
+. Young The ladies spent \ nice
'vcning hashing over wnmen's
mail talk.
The Mission % 81 Johns church |
net At the BENTLEY home, Jane
carpenter was = visitor Mrs c |
shelley IL president Of the mission /
.rcup They have KEEP, their 4
active during the sum /
ucr months.
JOY McCord grandson Of Mrs I
, Parks has been spending = few
LAYS with the Parks family Tn .
urr all % ~ remember this 4
'ounG man when 10 was younger
10 was iuSt = fat bundle " 10Y
mt now ~ il q E-~nd Young man
cy has been stationed overseas
mt ne IL now enruute 60 sta.
ion in the New England states
n July 1884 ne viii h~ discharE,
A He Will haNa ssr,-r.4 g,tr- ,.,ar.