St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-12
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NEWS
NOTE S
BY KAYE COATES
$40 Mabie St
Sioux Falls, 8. ID.

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Sioux Falls, 8. ID.
/ am desperately afraid of this
Spring-like weather we have been
having around these parts. be-
cause I've been around here long
enough 10 know we shall have
more winter, but soon.
Hope all of you are much in
terested in the brotherhood dinner
that is being given Saturday eve
ming at $50 by the NAACP, the
B'hai's and the Ministers Asso-
citation Of this city. we do hope it
is a success. Contact Bea Hamil-
ton at the Booker Washington
Service Center for further infor-
nation.
Mrs. Bea Hamilton was hostess
TO the following at a dinner party
at the Booker Washington Service
Center Saturday. Feb. 6; Mrs.
Bernice Cunningham, Capitola
Grigsby were the honor guests,
Mrs. Cunningham was returning
to Chicago, after spending a week
with her mother, Mrs. II. Glenn
mons. Other guests at the party
were Georgia Lee, Rose Clayton.
Paul Coakley, Ora Williams. All
report a fine evening well spent
The j. Armstrong; spent the
week end in Sioux City, Ia, visit
ing friends.
Jerry Cabbell was hostess to the
Intellectual Club OF the YWCA,
last Friday, Feb. 5, at her home.
was there and / know all the
girls feel as | did. Jerry didn't
forget one thing nice to do for us
Helen Haynes, our new president,
supplied entertainment for the
evening. Roseanne Monkey won
the prizes on all the games, these
gals seldom play cards so you'd
get a charge out OF them playing
youth brain games.
James Monkey (my Big Brud-
der) gets one year older on Feb.
~. and Monkey always closes the
doors of his Beauty Salon for the
day and stays home and thinks
how much he would have made,
had he gone to work, Heard
couple of gals trying to whip up
a surprise party for the boy.
The Brotherhood of st, Johns
Baptist church, did 1t again. They
had very successful chicken
dinner, Monday evening, Feb s.
All of the members did their part,
and the President, Thomas Clay
ton wishes to thank the following
for their faithfulness, Paul Coax
ley. J. Strahon, l.. Cameron, and
Estelle Barger, r. Clayton played
the part OF all the wives. She did
more than her share.
The Star Club is having bake
sale Saturday. Feb. IA at the
Shriver Johnson Co. Mezzanine,
so if your looking for goodies
over Sunday, drop up and see their
ware.
All the Andersons are happy
again. One of their boys who did
so much for our country is back
home for good We welcome Ken
meth Anderson home, and II you
know him, keep your refrigerators
locked.
Mrs. X, Clemmons, really appre-
ciates all her visitors and friends
during these dark days, and If
you keep up the good work, it
shall make all Of our days
brighter.
Mrs. Il. Pendelton is almost off
the sick list and she wishes to
thank all for cards and calls. Her
husband, Mr.. f, Pendleton took
top honors for selling tickets for
the church dinner. St Johns
whole congregation is proud of
Mr., p.
Mrs, l.. Bentley was hostess to
Paul Coakley and Capitola Grigs-
by for dinner Sunday, Mrs, c,
Grigsby is the sister of Mrs. X.
Ciemmons, and Paul is her son,
and while she has been so i'll these
two enjoy stepping out to dinner,
II lessons the weight of their toll.