St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05
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NEWS
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ny kAye Coates
sic Mable Street
Sioux Eans, q. ID.

Ny jeanne Coates, had a teen
age group in to celebrate her 18Th
birthday, Friday March 20
Joanne's birthday is really the
30th Of March. Those mixed up
crazy kids were supposed to come
10 the party at seven and stay
I'll II, but they started coming
from six on and stayed til mid.
night
The Black Bottom" and the
Charleston" were never like the
Rock n Roll. They really lived IL
up. The youngsters would ring the
door bell. 10 would grab a pack
age out OF their hands, then say
HI. and they really clicked the
most" all evening
They ate later chips. hambur-
gers, candy and drank soft drinks
and their slim youthful bodies
looked so trim, i ate the same
stuff and bulged all over.
Those who enjoyed the fun were
Thelma williams, Erms Hildreth,
Shirley Tolbert, Karen Vaughn,
Marie Dysart, Dannette and Jo-
anne Coates, Porter williams,
Paul Dysart, Paul Coakley Jr,
and Eugene Coakley. The parents
Of all came to bring their Off
spring home, so these teenagers of
1924 had coffee til the bewitching
hour.
Fannie Mae Clark, 900 e Third
St, student nurse, left Sioux Falls
Sunday afternoon with Sally Bar
net TO take three months training
at the Mental Hospital in Yank-
ton, s. Oak. The 40 & did not
spend their money in vain when
they gave this youngster a
scholarship in nurses training.
She has only one year and a half
to go and she'll be a full nedged
nurse in one of the finest fields
in the world. Fannie is the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Clark.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. Bratton OF
Sioux City, Ia, accompanied by
Mrs. Cop Shepherd Of Atchison
Kans., were in the city Monday,
April 1. Their mission was to Wis
II several folks at the Vets hos
pital here. While here the Brat
tons renewed old times with Rev,
and Mrs. II. Thomas. Faye MRS
Coy) Shepherd visited with her
nephew and family the Dysarts,
Monday was an ideal day so all
went well for the visitors.
Mission OF St Johns Church
made Sunday evening service very
interesting Rev. J. Mcmillan and
his choirs and congregation OF
South Sioux were our guests. Rev
II. Mcmillan was speaker. Fol.
lowing the service, pres. Mrs. II
Bentley and her committee served
cake and coffee in the dining
room. Shirley Tolbert played
piano for devotons. Mrs. George
Vaughn was mistress of cere,
monies, Mrs. Tolbert and Vaughn
lifted the offering. These ladies
work very faithfully with the mis-
sion at all times.
Mary Vaughn slipped out o,
the teen-age class, March 3Oth
Mary and her daddy, Georg,
Vaughn, have her birthday con
fused, one says the 30th and thu
other the 3lst. SO Mary celebrate.
two days, Mary was pleasantly
surprised when her friends, Geor
gia Lee and Marie Tolbert CAV,
a little get-together in her honor
LaMontee OF IFS N. Oak. share,
the blessings cuZ he and Mar,
are in the same age bracket. Mar,
is a cool later who Is taking nur
ses aide at Sioux Valley and
hear thru the grapevine, she
tops.
The Masonic and oE.S. bodie
here were pleased to greet IN
grand visitors from the Mime
sofa Jurisdiction. This WAS tn
Official visit Of the grand officer;
Those present on the trip wer
grand matron Helen Lowrenc,
grand patron, William Sayles, &C
companied by other grand chapte
officers, Lucille Shivers. Teres
Banks, Lydia Pillows and l.
Percell Greene.
After many hours OF seriou
rtuahstio business we enjoye
social times. Daniel w. Coate.
grand junior warden Of Mason
was received into the OES with a
honors. Sister Bertha White
Omega Chapter No. IL worth
matron. Alfred White is msSts
OF Alpha Lodge No. 10 Each OE
, member was presented with
beautiful white hanNy with OE
siguct in the corner. These gift
were from the grand worthy ms
tron and the grand worthy lectu,
er.
Mrs. Cassie Shelley. who is en-
ployed with the Quaker Oats Co
was very pleased 70 entertai
Aunt Jemima" in her homD
Aunt Jemima" was here as Cles
Of the Lions Club. She was we
coined by the city officials Sh
sang AZ the Children's H0m
I Crippled ChldCens Home, Presey
tauon Home, and many othe
places The purpose o. the big pa