St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-13
SIOUX
r A L L S
NEWS
N 7 E S
By Kaye Coates
$40 Mable street
Sioux Falls, y. ID.

Bentley Jaco, Ruth Moore and
Maggie Anderson, visited friends
in Minneapolis, MINI, during the
Labor Day holiday. They did re-
greet not seeing or hearing from
Dollie Baker, but time seems to
go too fast on short notice. They
report they saw our ], ]. Allen
who used to run out here on the
Milwaukee r. r.
Harriet Anderson (Wally's
wife, spent a few days in the
Anderson home recently. She and
her two cherubs seem to enjoy the
short visit with the in-laws.
Lettie Dysart, 1927 N. Oak.
Av., recently spread the welcome
mat and entertained a few ladies
at an afternoon function in honor
Of Ruth Moore, daughter OF Mag
gle Anderson, 305 w. Bailey The
guests enjoyed cocktails served
frob beautiful silver and antique
trays. Soft strains OF popular
music long playing Hi-F added to
the glamorous atmosphere. The
hours from 2 til 8 were fun filled.
Mrs w. Anderson was an out-of
town guest. Harriet halls from
Minneapolis.
The Tolbert family went TO
Omaha over the Labor Day week
end TO be the guest of Mr.. Toll
berts sister, Ruth McLaurin.
Georgia Lee, usually makes an an
nual trip to Omaha to visit with
kin there on Labor Day so she en-
joyed making the trip with the
Tolberts.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Moore, Junior
Moore and Mrs f. Monkey and
Danet Coates were brave when
they took to the highways to
Omaha, Labor Day, They lost
their way a couple times, got fin
ed, stopped TO eat too much and
arrived home safe but not sound,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Phifer (Eunice
Tate) and sons, Minneapolis, are
N Oak. Av Mrs, p. Is a sister to
Mr. Tate so It's also reunion time
Nice seeing Eunice, her husband
and family!
Mrs. c.. Vaughn, president Of
the Hour OF Pleasure, Federated
Club, entertained her group In
her home, 1901 S. Euclid Av.. af-
ter regular business, Aka steele
and Luberta Bentley gave reports
on district meetings at Des Moines
Iowa.
st. Johns church Sunday had
over ten OF their few away on
vaction and things wen along
nicely although we did miss our
brothers and sisters, but Helen
Haynes was pianist at Sunday
School in Shirley Tolberts place
Mrs. Thomas played for morning
services, Thomas Clayton lead de-
votions. Rev, Thomas preached
about what profiteth a man II
he gain the whole world and loseth
his soul" Luberta Bentley was the
only choir member present in the
pews so we actually appreciated
every strain OF music.
Next week at this time I hope
to be in Minneapolis. I shall be
on my way 10 Duluth. MINI. "a
Grand Sessions OF OES, hope
Hope TO see lot OF YOU guys and
dolls
School Is going strong now SO
all the families are down 10 peace
and stiffness during the day.
LLOYD Mathews and Theodore
Holhstore have been down from
Sioux City for couple OF week
ends visiting friends, These guys
are really tops
All OF us are beginning to mis-.
Miss Mary Vaughn. who is max
ing her home In Minneapolis now
Mary viii always hold close spoi
10 folks here and we are so happy
b she has a position at Mt Sina
hospital
The X. Bentleys, 1877 ~ MINI
Ave, are vacatoning In Mr.. B.i
homeland, Missouri They'll be
gone a week or more.
Mrs J. HildreRths mother real
" made a flying trip from Ala.
when she returned the Hildretl
children. A few relatives an,
] friends accompanied her.
Thelma Williams and the Bun
I ton children have returned from
Texas, after a couple months va
cation Guess they are very wei
come At IFS ~, Oak. and with IN,
, teenagers,
r Watch Paul Dysart. he Is on IN,
\ Cathedral team and we are eN
= pecting big things from this lad
E lie is a senior at Cathedral high
: lie is the son OF the L. Dysarts
= il2T ". Oak.
: II you have any news for mex
= week. please sent u 20. or cal
e Dannette $40 n. MAble She 1
going TO write the news mex
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