St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-25
SIOUX
F A 1 L S
NEWS
N Q 7 e S
By Kaye Coates
$40 Mable st.
Sioux Falla 8. y.

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About the incest thing I could
imagine, happened to me last Sun
day when Mrs. II. Bolts was full
of smiles sitting among the con-
gregation at st. Johns Baptist
church. Gosh. she was a sight for
sore eyes, the day has been pretty
i'll for some months.
Last week I forgot to mention
that Mr.. and Mrs. j. Turner of
Chicago, Ill, were in the city Wis
iting friends for two or three days.
Mr.. Turned used to be chef cook
on the Milwaukee, Hiawatha out
here. while Mrs. Turner operated
a rooming house and Mrs. Turner
is also beautician. Mrs. Turner
made many friends here. She us
ually stays in the Frost, Coakley
or Warden home, but it seems
she's welcome everywhere.
James Cabbell, the only one of
our ex-service men that belong
to the American Legion and is
very active. is getting real kicks
out of being on active duty at the
Legion also on the board of direc-
tors of the chorus. Mr.. Cabbell
and his wife. Jerry, both are in
cleaning establishments, he is
with Modern Cleaners as spotter
while Jerry is in the new addition
of Davis cleaners as desk girl and
presser. The Cabbelfs enjoy wei
coming newcomers to our city BY
being hospitable.
YWCA Club Intellectual had Q
benefit card party Friday, the
18th In their club rooms. There
were 81 present including 13 mem
bers of the club. Members were Il
invite foursome for cards anc
I'd like to say we did just that
but Mrs. w. Brown made the eve
ming very interesting when she in
vited four young men from thu
Army camp. Roseanne Moxley ant
l were the only ones that haC
their husbands present. Prizes
were won by Marie Harris, Ak,
Steele, James Moxley and Dal
Coates. Theodore Parker (Rose
anne's teen. ager) won a tube o
Rapid Shave. lie doesn't have |
hair on his facet. For eats the,
had a beautiful array of opei
sandwiches, ribbon sandwiches
double deck sandwiches, slicet
pickles and many kinds of HON,
made cookies. For drinks we hat
punch and coffee. Mrs. Haynes
and Mrs. Brown poured.
Mrs. Chas Warden had a mishal
last week when she fell in he
home, but she seems to be on tn,
mend,
The Federated club held IL
meeting in the Warden home. Al
ka Steele entertaining. After reg
ular business meeting the clul
discussed current topics in keep
ing with National Negro Histor.
week. always enjoy the variet,
displayed in subjects conducted il
this club. Mrs. George Vaughn 1
local chairman.
The Rev. l. Fisher of Ohio. VIII,
conducted the revival here. ha
now accepted the post as paste
of The Baptist church on the Eas
Side in Sioux City, Ia. Re,
Fischer's wife passed away tn
week after he left her. Rev. Fis
cher invites all to attend hi
church in Sioux City.
The Bronze club met at tn
Booker Washington Service Cen
ter Mrs, T. Clayton. hostess. Al
ter a short business session. Mrs
". Anderson, presiding. The clu
is social so they always have flu
together visiting and playinI
games, Aka Steele was the visi
tor. Rose Clayton served a tast,
snack.
Larry Dysart, son of the /
Dysarts of 1927 N. Oak. Av. i
now a member of the Nations
Guards here. We are proud of Lar
| ry.
The A. Whites, 1915 S. Menl
were hosts to group for dinner
Sunday. The Whites and thei
three children haven't been /
their new home long, but Alfre
is great at do It Yourself an
has begun to improve his HON
in many ways.
Kenny Anderson's pretty ne,
wife had quite an unpleasant
I thrill tina ,thar Iay uhar EsprN-'