St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-26
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BY Kaye Coates
$40 Mable st.
Sioux Falls, 3. ID.

Overlooked the fact last week
that Mrs II. Bentley had returned
from her trip TO Ohio and Chi
cage. You no doubt remember that
Mrs. II. Bentley is our gal who is
president of the Iowa-South Da-
kota Federated Negro Women's
clubs. She'll probably give us a
little Of her report next week.
The A. Williams family are on
vacation. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams.
Carolyn and Alphonzo Jr., are
visiting relatives and friends in
the south and Detroit. / hear they
are making stops at Omaha, Kan
sas City and St Louis. Hope they
have pleasant trip.
Ruth McLaurin was a darn good
reason for our family to have a
family get-together and that we
did at the home Of my brother,
James Monkey. Maybe 1 had better
let you know who all are Kin a
round here. Here il Is, Ruth Nc
Laurin, Adrian Tolbert, Marie
Tolbert, Shirley and Steve Toll
bert, James and Eta Monkey, Mr..
and Mrs. James Moore, Dan, Ida
Danet and Joesy Coates, James
Anderson. We had a pot luck af-
fair in Monkeys back yard. The
A. Whites and Georgia Lee were
the only outsiders brave enough to
join us. We had plenty of eats and
fun. Paul Coakley had a short ro-
nance with Ruth McLaurin at one
time so he was included in the
group.
DR. c. Bush and family enjoyed
the day in the Cabbell home.
James Cabbell's Legion Chorus
had its annual picnic at Sherman
park. Our Joey spent the day with
Judy Bush so she lived up every
minute of the whole affair. She
tells me they had loads of eats
and drinks. Jerry Cabbell has been
bit under the doctors care this
summer but is in tip top shape
now.
Ray Taylor (once my step
father was in our City Sunday
with the North Western R.R. Pull
man service so he stopped in for a
chat and less than an hour, with
out any invitations being issued.
we had Is old-timers here chew
ing the fat" and did we ever have
fun. Rays visit was limited but
we kept things lively until mid
night.
Read in the local paper where
20 years ago Adrian Tolbert
moved to our city and you know
by golly l could swear Able has
been here much longer. Abe play
basketball along with Morrie
CoakIey and Judson Phillips at
least twenty years (smiles).
Ruth McLaurin, Penelope
StarksC Georgia Lee and I were
guests at the Bronze Club Satur-
day night at the Booker Washing
ton Service Center Mrs. " Ander-
son, hostess and president made
special effort to see that all had
a pleasant time. They have no
male members and the club is so
cial so ii Is fun to see a gang of
gals share games and stuff like
that there, Anne Tolson took top
card honors. Mrs. Minnie williams
second prize and Mrs w. Martin
won the boobie prize, Mrs. An
derson presented all her guests
with gifts in keeping with the sea-
son. Rose Clayton is next hostess
to the society.
I'm telling you II you want to
have the time of your life. don't
fail to get to Sherman s. Oak.
next Sunday, Aug. 2Sth TO see the
Goth Century Bah club play their
first and last games of the season
and they have such stars as L.
Dysart. Dan Coates, Bob Williams
and Thomas Clayton II you want
to have some good clean fun, do
come.
James Moore 1.-THE Colonen is
sporting new car and 1t is
really up town" and he is beam
ing all over.