St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
SIOUX
r "A L L S
NEWS
N o 7 z S
BY Kaye Coates
$40 Mable st.
Sioux Falls. 8. p.

Sioux FallA, y. II.
According to the weather the
Lenten Season looks more like
the Christmas Holidays, but we
know Spring is just around the
corner
Mrs. Anna Burns Is doing fine
after having fallen and broken an
arm. Mrs. Burns Is employed at
Metz Bakery. where she suffered
the injury.
The Intellectual Improvement
Club Of the YWCA held its reg
ular meeting In the East room in
the YwCA. Georgia Tate was en-
tertainment hostess, Roseanna
Monkey had charge of the lunch.
Mrs. Tate had lack Daugherty of
families drapery department give
us a home talk on draperies and
upholstery. showing US the beau
tiful new colors and various ma
terials in nylon, cotton and tex
tron. The talk was very informal
and interesting. Roseanna served
lunch.
Bronze club held its social ses-
sion In the Cabbell home. Jerry
Cabbell hostess. The only guest
Of the club was yours truly, and
I'm pleased to report those gals
had real clean fun.
After visiting about cabbages
and kings we played progressive
whist Honors went like this, Mrs.
NJ. Williams. first, Mrs. v. An
derson. boobie prize. Mrs. Will
liams was also presented with the
travelling prize. Jerry presented
all the members and myself with
gifts OF canned goods. The club
gave Mrs. Williams a birthday
gift of cash, Mrs. c. served her
guest a piping hot snack before
adjournment.
Star Club made just loads Of
friends when they made and sold
home made cookies for Csc doz-
en- They have been asked to do IL
again, but you know its getting
close to time to buy Girl Scout
cookies, so we must make some
little Girl Scout happy by buying
cookies.
Mrs. Bea Shelley was hostess to
the Federated Club. They held
their session at the Booker Wash
ington Service Center. After the
regular biz meeting, Mrs. Shelley
led the group in playing few
indoor games, lunch was served.
Anne Tolson tempted most of
us TO break our Lenten pledges
when she help open house at the
Tolsoh house in honor of the
birthday of VIM. (BlD Tolson.
The gathering started at 1 p. m.
and went on and on. Many many
folks, men, women and children
shared in the tasty turkey, choice
cheeses. fish and potato chips,
cake and all sorts OF hot and cold
drinks. Men gathered in corners
and shot the breeze, while the
ladies gathered around the huge
table and exchanged clothes talk,
And the children looked at TV.
There is no doubt that Anne T. is
grand hostess and we all seem
10 feel so nj home under her roof.
Mr.. Willie Thompson. Mr.. John
Strahon and wife and Mr. Wick
of Minneapolis, spent a couple OF
days here visiting with Mrs.
Thompson and helping Mrs. T. to
pack things and prepare to move
10 Minneapolis. stili think it's
our tough luck TO lose the Thomp-
sons.
Mrs. II. Bolts is doing nicely
after her long share of illness.
Her two sisters, JacqueIine and
Dora Cuff, made her week end
shorter and gayer, by skipping in
from Minneapolis, to visit her.
Bentley Jsco was home over the
week end with his folks, the VIM,
Tolsons, all of were happy to see
Bentley. Anne Tolson served a
breakfast for Bentley and some OF
his friends Sunday A. NJ before
Jaco left for Minneapolis.
Had nice letter from Darrell
Davis and his is planning on COM
ing here TO be a s. Dakodian a
gain. and Wen be mighty happy
10 have him,