St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-13
SIOUX
F A L L S
NEWS
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By Kaye Coates
SO Mable ST.
Sioux FAIlA g. D.

Johns Baptist church here are
busy making ready for Rev. II.
Bolts seventh anniversary. Mrs.
NJ. Greer has charge Of the kit
chen. Mrs. Frost and Mrs. Hill
dreth, decorations, Mr.. Clayton
and Mr.. Tolbert, finance, Mrs.
Shelley and Mrs, Bentley. ushers.
Alfred White is the general
chairman. We are expecting wish
tors from Minneapolis and Sioux
City, and we expect to have day
of spiritual interest. Everyone is
invited.
Mothers Day here was just
perfect, and of course everyone
took part in celebration Of some
sort. was especially impressed
with Mrs. v. Anderson, she had
three of her four daughters with
her at church and five grand
children. only one of her boys
was home. Kenneth. Jane Aaaer-
son surprised her mater by com
ing from Detroit to help fill her
Mothers Day with happiness.
Jane looks swell and she is, as the
kids say. "a living doll"
Addie Taylor and her niece were
here to spend the day with Mrs.
NJ. Greer, they hail from Lincoln,
Nebr, They come here often so we
feed that they are more or less at
home with us. Mrs. Taylor used
to live here.
Ralph Davis and wife, from
Streator. H., spent the week end
visiting the Monkeys and the
Coates families. Ralph really lived
is up trying to see all the old
timers, Paul Coakley and Ralsh
had quite a reunion. They hadn't
seen each other for 30 years. They
attended Boy Scout camp to-
gether.
Al Williams spent a couple days
in the hospital. He is horne now
but he is to stay in for awhile,
so don't forget to stop in or drop
card of cheer. We hope that Al
shall soon be up and about.
Mrs. Pendelton is doing nicely
now and wishes to thank all for
being so kind during her dark
days. Mrs. Bolts is showing inn
provement so airs well.
Miss r. Latimer, who teaches
at the Flandreau Indian school
had terrible accident. She was
hit in the eye by baseball which
was knocked thru school win
dow. She is in Siosx Valley hos
pital in a lot of pain. The extent
of the injury is not yet kaewr.
Jerry Cabbell spent Msther's
Day with friends while James
boarded a plane for Kansas City
to be with his mother and aihns
nncle James left Friday after
dinner and came home Sunday
night. James reports & fine trip.
When the Bronze Club held its
meeting in the J. Martin home.
the gals had gay time. Guests
of the hostess. Mrs. Martin, were
Bertha White, Emma Armstrong,
and Francis Lotion, Mrs. Martin
makes a grand hostess. They had
election of officers and the Off
GERS of the past year retained
their offices. They are: Maggie
Anderson. president: REESE Clay
ton. vice president, Roseanne Mox-
ley. secretary and Mrs. Martin, is
treasurer.
The YwCA club Intellectual
Improvement club held its regular
business session. Bertha White in
charge of entertainment, and A.
Tolson in charge Of food. These
gals are making plans for a re-
ceipe book.
Charles Smith did a very bene-
fetal thing Sunday. He sent greet.
ings to 81. Johns Baptist church
in the form OF beautiful floral
creation 10 make the church look
glsmorous on Mothers Day.
VIM Tolson just returned from
Kansas City, Mo He spent a few
days with his family, His mother
has been very III.
The C, Vaughn family spent
Mothers Day in Omaha with
Mrs. vaughr's folks