St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-18
SIOUX
r A L L S
NEWS
N o T z S
BY Kaye Coates
Sioux Falls, =. ID.

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We mothers really had our day
Sunday each in the way their
family lives, and l really lived IL
up. Had 10 pay some for my gifts,
but / was extremely pleased with
a 4Oc clothes sprinkler from my
10, and a -15O corsage from my
Dannette. Daniel gave me a small
sum Of money that he helped me
spend. Still they say. the hand
that rocks the cradle rules the
world"
Among our 1875 folks, / can
easily say Lettie Dysart had the
most children at her table on
Mothers day. All nine were pre-
sent and all had presents for Mrs.
d. Flowers n stuff all over the
place. Rich indeed.
Marie Tolbert had her complete
family when Gwyn flew in from
Minneapolis to spend the day with
her folks. Mrs. T. has a double
family so she had a full grown
daughter, teen-age daughter and
a youngster there to share her
blessings. (Gwyn Tolbert, Shirley
Tolbert, Steve)
My mother, Eta Monkey, was a
bit peeved because the St. Johns
church, didn't have a Mothers
Day program, but she had lot to
be grateful for. She had many,
many gifts from townsfolks ex-
pressing their motherly feelings
for her. She's a good egg. God
love her!
Jimmy Lee Of goth Century
Club fame is on vacation some
where. We do know that James
spent one day in Atkinson, Kans.
with Mrs. Dysarts ma. (Mrs.
Kelley.) He was a welcome guest.
Hurry home, sport.
Federated Women are making
their plans for the June Associa-
ton Meeting. I'm sure all Of us
welcome them and will cooperate
to make their visit a nice one.
Mrs. II. Bentley is state president.
Mrs. George Vaughn is local chair
man. They have fine group.
Mr.. f. c. Collins is still in Tex
as have a feeling this young
man is liking what he's doing
down there. He doesn't mention
coming home. He is welcome any
time now. We miss him.
Mrs. c. Shelley was guest of
the president Of Augustana Col
lege. Mrs. Shelley was dinner
guest Of Mrs. Stavig. Mrs. Sta
Wig has Travelled around the world.
She is very interesting to visit
with. I've heard her speak at many
religious and civic affairs. Mrs.
c. Shelley was also hostess to the
St Johns Mission.
Alpha Lodge No. 10, A & AM
had degree services Saturday
night. Ted Blakey was initiated.
Alfred White is master OF the To-
cal chapter.
Jerry Cabbell spent Mothers
Day in Pipestone with Ora Brown
and family. James sang with the
Legion Quartette in Jackson,
MINI. Then the boys visited the
Country Club for a gay life Prob
ably not tit for any Mother.
Francis Lotion, one Of our
mothers is smiun' all over her
self. She has been a Girl Scout
Leader for couple years, started
out with Brownies and last week
after distributing and selling
some hundred cookies. this nice
mother flew her troop up, which
now makes them scouts There
was a fun program at Irving
school and Francis was lady OF the
hour. Bless you in your work. II
makes little gals happey when
thenr MON is leader Francis
daughter, Linda belongs to her
troop.
Bob and Daniel have our Helen
HAYNES out hitting the ball, so
you golfers in Minneapolis had
better get ready for some rough
competition. Bob and Helen have
the best OF toys and golf clubs too
These two really have great times
Guess someone must have step,
ped on George Bush's Blue Suede
Shoes. He's throwing his weight
around at the goth Century Bush
nights much in the form Of Hurri,
cane Jackson, one never knows
how he's coming out.
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