St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-05
SIOUX
r A L. S
NEWS
N o T Z S
by hAye Coates
Sioux Falls, >. ID.

Sioux Falls, ). ID.
Every day I'm receiving fine
messages concerning the Grand
Masonic and OEs Sessions held
here in September. / shall always
keep the event close TO my heart
in my best thoughts Of Masons and
OES folks.
The H. Bentley's of 1927 N. Min
nesota Av., are much honored.
They are the only couple in the
state who are invited 10 Simpson
College Indianola, Iowa, for the
Third Annual Christian Liberal
Arts Festival Dedication of their
new Carver Science Hall in rec
ognition of the Kresge Founda-
ton conditional award gift of
100000. The Bentleys letter was
from the president Of the college,
Mr.. Rerstetter. Mrs. Bentley was
president of the Iowa Federation
Of Negro Women when the Fed
Grafton gave the school a gift of
$500.
II you have missed seeing our
Helen Haynes at church and
places, she has been attending the
South Dakota Beautician conven-
ton that convened here for three
days last week. Mrs. Haynes has
been a beautician for more than
30 years, active all the way. She
is now manager operator at the
MARI Beauty Salon.
First meeting Of the Federated
Club met at the home of Mrs. II.
Bentley. The group planned their
fall program. Mrs. c.. Bunton
Joined the organization. This
group sells Christmas cards every
year as a project so they will be
around to see you soon so wait for
them, please.
The mission of st. Johns Bap-
fist church met at the home of
Roseanna Monkey. They really had
gala day. They celebrated the
birthday of Mrs. Moxley together.
While the ladies worked on fancy
work, Rev. Thomas gave the wo-
men their lessons from the mission
book. The fancy work is to be
sent to worthy folks, you are free
to contribute to the cause. Mrs.
Bentley is president of this so
ciety.
The Mission of st. Johns church
had evening services at st. Johns
Baptist church with a fine pro-
gram in the form of a Bible quiz.
The women versus the men. Men
on the panel were NJ, Coakley, AL
fred White and Rev. II. Thomas.
The ladies, r. Moxley Georgia
Lee. and Ida Coates. The men won
by two points, Aka Steele was
Judge On the program was must
cal selections by the Junior Choir
and the baby choir and solo by
Mrs. J. Moore. Mrs. G. Bunton
gave a reading accompanied on
the piano by Shirley Tolbert. Mrs.
NJ. Tolbert is program chairman.
Mrs. II. Bentley is president. Mrs.
Bentley is doing a fine job with
this group.
Doris Dysart is home from the
hospital in fine shape after being
in for check up. Please be kind
in your thoughts and words about
this teenager especially if you
are Christian and have children
Of your own. At this time in her
life, you can make her or break
her 1 would suggest that we pray
for her.
Lawrence Dysart Jr. is home
from Great Lakes, where he has
completed his boot training and a
sharp looking sailor he is. He
wears his blues proudly. Jr., we
are proud Of you, so should all OF
America.
Virgil Anderson is putting up a
gallant fight in the Vets hospital
these days, but we can only thank
God he is still with us. Dc
thoughtful things for the family
II you care. These are trying days
for the Andersons.
think we should tip our hats
10 Mrs. II. Thomas evelyn for
being so patient with our children
in trying TO teach them in choir
She is asking for mothers to assist
her at choir practice. Do this,
The R. Williams Of 900 n. Blau
Welt had plenty Of guests over tht
week end from Sioux City, Ia
They put a big welcome on theiI
mat and served the guests royalty
Margaret is fun in the first de
gree.