St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
SIOUX
FALLS
NEWS
N o 7 z S
BY Kaye Coates
Sioux Falls, 3. ID.

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Most Of the fathers around
here spent the day at home just
cuz the wind blew gale and the
rain fen in torrents. Twas not a
nicer place than home.
The Dysarts were indeed happy
TO have their Larry home after
the lad suffered food poisoning
with the rest Of the Reserve
group he was with at Camp Nc
Coy. Wis. Larry just got a nip Of
the stuff so he's as good as new
Thank God
Anita Allen and son, Ario Jr.,
are doing fine In Sioux Valley
Hospital. The Aliens are a proud
lot over this youngster and we do
know their little one Is one Of the
best. We all think our babys are
tops I'll they get night and day
all mixed up and cry all night and
sleep all day.
The ellis family Of okla. have
moved into the Barger Apis.
These folks are real fishermen so
they keep Wall Lake jumping
They seem to have plenty of luck.
too.
The f. Bargers are doing the
usual summer thing, receiving
guests and entertaining royalty.
This time 1t happens to beRoyal
guests. Mrs Barger's two sisters,
Mrs. l.. Hawkins of Chicago, ILL.,,
Mrs. Nudge Barger and grandson
Of Gary, Ind. This week end the
guests and their hosts are visit
ing their sisters in Mitchell, s. ID.
Mrs. Minnie williams.
The John Turner'S are guests in
the Coakley home. The Turner's
are from Chicago. The Turner'S
viii probably spend nights with
other friends too. They never have
a dull moment in Sioux Falls, they
have so many friends here.
Wilette Is resting at home in
fine style after having an opera
ton (eye SURGERY. Martin is very
high spirited and we know she'll
soon be all new again. Her address
is 1900 s. 10th Ave.
Intellectual Club of the YWCA
enjoyed a fine theater party and
lunch at the drive-in Friday eve
We took In the State Theater
The Man Who Knew Too Much"
II was an Alfred Hitchcock thing
so 1t got us old gals rather keyed
up. then we went TO the "A and
w" drive In for a snack. Francis
Lotion, president, officially set us
up for vacation until the first of
September.
Members OF st. Johns church
are really doing things up real
brown for the Rev. Henry Thomas
and his new bride. The members
expect their new pastor and his
wife early this week. The few
faithful members have really
worked untiringly. Mrs. II. Hent-
ley and husband, Mrs. G. Vaughn,
Thomas Clayton, Mrs. NJ. Greer,
Alfred White. the c. Shelleys.
head the list.
Mrs, c, Shelley Mrs. Emma
Armstrong and Mrs. Roseanne
Monkey gave a box social in the
Moxley home after which they
played games and realized a nice
profit They wish TO thank all that
contributed or came. The money is
to go to one OF the oES money
raising teams.
The Masons and the OES here
are working like beavers for the
Grand Session which viii convene
here the second week in Septem-
Der. They have developed a very
striking Negro directory, loaded
with information about our town,
They are on sale for one buck.
Anyone out Of town that wishes
one, write to Mrs. Dan Coates, $40
n. Mable
Adrian Tolbert had a few check
ups last week that revealed that
he may be sporting some new
store teeth outside Of that he Is
tip top, For a guy this age I'd
say he's grand Old Man.