St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-09
SIOUX
r AL S
NEWS
N 7 e S
By Kaye Coates
Sioux Falls, y. ID.

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been chosen lets all be satisfied
and get down to living normal
lives again.
Mrs. c. Shelley informed me that
the "Excelsiors' had a regular
meeting and the program chair
man, Marie Harris planned a tour
through the Pettigrew Museum.
The tour proved interesting. Mrs.
Shelley is president of the club.
Mrs. Dorothy Smith, secretary,
Emma Armstrong, Sunshine COM
mittee, Mrs. Frost, treasurer.
Miss Steele and Bea Hamilton are
not active members at present.
The club is a literary and art so
ciety. Marie Harris served lunch
and the girls had desert with
Dorothy Smith.
Mrs. c. Shelley gave an inter
esting report Of the National Bap-
fist Convention to the Methodist
women. Sounds more like unity to
me. Mrs. Shelley attended the
Convention that met in Denver
Colo.
The Intellectual Improvement
Club OF the YwCA held its regular
business session in the West room
OF the YWCA. They planned to
give a turkey away the week be-
fore Thanksgiving for 25c dona-
tons. All that contribute can
join the group in a party with free
eats and drinks on Nov. 10. For
fun in the club nd finance COM
mittee, Helen Haynes held an
auction which brought in a fine
profit. Marie Tolbert was food
hostess and she served a delicious
Chow Mein dinner, also honored
Anne Tolson with a beautiful
birthday cake. The club remem-
bered Anne with cash and cards
Francis Lotion as president OF
this group is tops
The Harvey Bentley's spent the
week end in Huron, S, Oak, with
friends, hunting and visiting. Mr.
b, is fine sportsman. He always
brings home choice game and us
ually Mrs b for good measure
Debbie Tate, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs c. Tate was hit by a
car last week, il looked rather
serious, but she is doing nicely
after having spent a lot of days
in Sioux Valley with the best Of
care. She does have a broken arm
and a lot OF bruises. 1 think she'd
enjoy some cards and things that
little girls enjoy now, so lets keep
her busy getting mail at IFS n.
Dakota Ave.
Virgil Anderson is stin in the
Vets hospital in serious condition,
but he is holding his own. His
daughter, Ruth Moore. OF Scots
bluff, Nebraska, spent a couple of
weeks here with the family. His
son, Thomas Anderson. OF Fl.
Leonard Wood, Mo, spent a few
days home, now Wallace Ander-
son is home, Virgins sister, Ella
Sutton OF Pasadena, Calf, is here
at present. Nellie Williams and
Theresa Anderson OF Fergus Falls,
spent a week with the Andersons.
l consider the AndersonS very for
tunate in having so many rels-
tives 10 share their trials and trib-
ulations.
Mrs. Eva Williams and children
are happy these days while Evs's
mother. Mrs, Clara Beamsn of
Jackson. Miss. Is here visiting the
Williams family, l know two little
cheruhs that are going TO be
spoiled but good when their
grandma leaves That's what
Grandmas are for.
St Johns Baptist church start
ed a BYF for the youth OF the
church. All youngsters all ages
are welcome Mrs Dan Coates
director. Mrs, A. Tolbert. asst
director; Shirley rolbert, presi-
dent: DSnnette Coates. assistant
president; Erma Hildreth. secre-
tary; Maurice Coakiey, asst sec
rotary; Paul Coakley Jr., treasur-
er, Among individuals and com
nittee heads appointed by preSi-