St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12
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ny kaye Coates
80 Mable st.
Sioux Falls, 8. ID.

JD IdlCH UP INC Ht"sT ~ ten va
what I'm going TO do, I'm going
to quit work and get right in and
pitch the news, cause you folks
have proven you enjoy It.
George Banks ST., Of Minneapo-
lis, returned home after a weeks
visit with Mrs. c Warden and AL
ka Steele in the Warden home. We
know that G.. 3. Sr., had very
pleasant time. We extended the
welcome mat the the youngsters
but he took rain check on it.
Hosie Jordan and Bill Frank
lin spent a week end in Mime
apolis and from what they say.
they made a lot of new friends
and shared blessings with the old
ones.
Mary Vaughn is home and pref
ty as ever after spending a few
days in Minneapolis as the guest
OF Gwyn Tolbert, Mary likes to
make these trips but she tells me
she likes Sioux Falls.
Rose Clayton, Helen Haynes,
Adrian Tolbert and Robert
Haynes played an important part
In the dedication services for our
new Joe Foss Air Port. I'm telling
you there were many. many folks
here that day and planes galore.
Steve Tolbert observed his third
birthday in childlike fashion by
having a group of youngsters in
for ice cream and cake. Steve Is
the son of the A. Tolberts and he
is no shy guy.
The II. Bentleys are in oberlain,
Ohio, where Mrs. II. Bentley Is to
represent the s. OAK, Iowa group
of the Federation of Colored Wo-
men. Mrs. Il. Is the president of
the Iowa Women. After her Ohio
business she will visit few days
In Chicago with friends before re-
turning home.
The Brotherhood of st. Johns
Baptist church had a special musi-
cal program Sunday in observance
Of Mems Day. Thomas Clayton is
the president of the mems club,
Mr.. Monkey was in charge of the
music. The following made the
male chorus. Daniel Coates. Rev
II. Bolts, Alg. Frost, and Joe
Flemming.
Joseph Flemming used to be
very active with the choir, sang
two very touching solos. The rest
of the program consisted Of group
singing. Rev. II Bolts gave an in
spring sermon in keeping with
the brotherhood theme.
Mrs. l.. Dysart has been keep
ing open shop with visitors, her
mother. father and sister spent a
few days with her, Margaret Will
liams (her sister, Is still in the
Dysart home. Mrs, ID. makes a
delightful hostess. she is looking
forward to more visitors over the
week end
Mr.. and Mrs Bud Allen return
ed from their week end trip to
Kansas with Mrs. Allen Buds
mother and his little Daughter
They are here for an indefinite
stay. I saw the youngster, she is
cute as 4 button.
Bea Hamilton, Mstron of the
Booker Washington Service Cen
ter has been keeping busy during
this hot weather but she was
not too busy TO be hostess to some
nice people. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ross
OF Omaha. Mrs. Arlene Smith and
Mrs. Dickerson and daughter OF
Omaha. The Ross and the Dick
ersons are relatives Of Mrs. ID.
Parks.
Paul Coakley is selling custom
made suits and this boy really
does a fine job, I get nothing for
this plug. but III clue you, buy
one. YOU won't be sorry. Daniel
has very nice pair Of trousers
by Paul.
Mrs. 1t. Bun OF Austin. Texas,
has gone for a short stay to bring
her three children here TO live. We
wish TO welcome 1t, and Mrs, and
their Cherubs.
At our home we are playing dog
sitter to Mickey Monkey tPeanie's
dogl while Pesnie Theodore
parkerl is in Chicago, To the
present this Is what the dog has
done. Punctured our gold fish,
tore two pair nylons, tore our
new screen, ripped a couple OF
sheets eff the clothes line and
dug UP our peonies, Love this dog
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