St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05
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ny Kaye Coates
$40 Mable st.
Sioux Falls, 3. d.

Here / am back on the Job. I
had hot time In Minneapolis and
/ am having hot time here, but
1 guess 1t is hot everywhere. AZ
ter attending the Golf tournament
In Minneapolis, Daniel and re-
turned home and brought George
Banks Sr. with US and this kid is
living 1t up here. He Is In the
home of Mrs. Chas. Warden where
she and her sister. Miss Steele are
making II so comfortable for him
I don't think he wants to leave.
While in Minneapolis we were
the house guests Of the G. Banks
Jr. We felt very much at home
and shared all their blessings. j
was very fortunate, I got in on
the Star and Tribune treat to all
the Minnesota newspaper editors
and publishers We had dinner at
the Hotel Nicollet Then saw the
browning OF the Queen Of The
Lakes. Saw the following stars,
Sherrie North, Mamie Van Doren
Ga s. ID gall Tab Hunter Randy
Merriman, Cedric Adams, George
Grim, and Jimmy Hatlo (Theyll
Do II Every Time cartoonist),
Spent an evening in the c. Will
hams lovely home. Spent a day
with the Hsrpers in st. Paul, Wis
tied Zion Baptist church.
Blanche Mayes invited US to
breakfast and we really did it
up. We ended up at $50 eating
dinner with Mayes, Terry Qualls,
Mae Stewart, Teddy Qualls and
Daniel. II did so remind me Of the
man that came to dinner and
stayed two weeks.
The J. c. Crowders (Our Aces)
filled US with a fresh fish dinner
(fish Is my favorite dish). I was
so darned proud of Jim at that
tournament. He really brought
home the bacon and Mrs. c.
brought home the coffee.
Bob Pierre and wife were swell.
we visited in their new home and
Bob and Daniel did the town.
Bob Haynes showed some beau
tiful skill in golf. Haven't time
nor space to tell of all the nice
folks 1 met and visited with, but
the cocktail party at the Stem
mons home was real great and
Jimmy Slemmons was at his best.
He and the Mrs. were great.
Guess you'd like to know about
some of the doings of our South
Dakota folks. II goes like this:
Gwyn Tolbert visited home a
week after returning with her
sister, Shirley. This A. M. Gwyn
left to visit Jane Anderson in De-
troit.
Mr.. f. c. Collins and his Bel
Aire are home after visiting in
Texas and Mexico. Mr.. Collins is
waiting for cool weather so he
can take off to Missouri and Min
nesota.
Bentley Jaco and the w. An
dersons came in from Minneapo-
lis over the week. Wallace is 60
ing to FIT. Riley. Kans. (AWoL)
and his wife and Bentley have
gone back to Minneapolis. Wal
lace will soon be out so we won't
worry about him being little
late.
Mr.. f. Pendleton lost his bro
Their George in Mo. Mr., p. was UNI
able to attend the services, but
the Pendletons wish to thank
Rev. Bolts and the Anderson fam
lily for condolences
Mrs, Minnie Williams enter
tanned the Bronze Club in the Toll
son home Saturday evening. Her
guests were: Aka Steele, Bertha
White, and Marie Harris.
The Sunday School Of st. Johns
Baptist church held its Sunday
school picnic at Terrace Park
Sunday. A good crowd was there
and the children had grand
time. swimming and eating. Mrs.
Greer and Georgia Lee did all in
their power 10 make the picnic a
success and I'm sure they did IL
not in vain-it was great. We
missed lot OF the teachers and
students.
Mr.. James Monkey is enter
tanning the Brotherhood OF ST,
Johns Church in his new home
this night. and he is very happy
and 50 are we. Mrs. Monkey and
son are going to Chicago this
week on vacation.
Robert Williams is having a
little trouble with broken vein.
He is unable TO work. but he is
doing nicely. Look in on him and
let him know you care. II you do,
Little bird told me our Mildred
Howard in Washington, Iowa is
sporting a new Buick. Just back
from a fine vacation in the South,
Fine Milly and Chef drive up and
see us Dakodians-