St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-18
SIOUX
r A L L S
NEWS
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BY Kaye Coates
$40 Mable Street
Sioux Falls, 5. ID.

The VIM Tolsons and the Har-
vey Bentleys both attended the
funeral Of Mrs. II. Blskey in
Yankton, 8. d. Mr.. Tolson and
Mr. Bentley were pail bearers. 2.
Blakey and wife, Irene Of st. Paul
had a hot meal witr the II. Bent
leys enroute to their home.
Maggie Anderson MRS. W 305
w Bailey entertained the Mission
Of st. Johns Baptist church at
her home Friday evening. Mrs.
n Bentley is president Of the Mis-
sion group. They are doing a fine
Job as missionary ladies'.
Maggie Anderson looked real
sharp as she took off for Pasa-
dena. Calf Anderson win be the
guest of her sister-in-law, Ella
Sutton. Mrs. Sutton is a sister Of
the late Virgil Anderson. She has
had her share Of ups and downs
and she deserves a darn good va
cation.
Sioux Falls folks were pleased
10 see and visit with the Frost
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Alg. Frost
and family of 1924 Portland Av.,
s., Minneapolis, we're welcomed
by friends. We were happy to
have the Frost family here before
Jack Frost.
Dan Coates and his brother,
Joseph Coates took a Greyhound
Bus from here Saturday a. m. en-
route to st. Louis, Mo, to visit
their folks, Dan Coates Sr., his
sisters, Gene Fredricks, Esther
Jones and niece, Alretta Coates.
Joseph shall continue from there
to MERGED, Calf. Daniel shall
come back home to us Il hope),
Mrs. II. Bentley was hostess TO
the Federated (Hour Of Pleasure)
group in her comfy newly decorat-
ed home. These ladies, with Mrs.
C. Vaughan as president are plan
ming their fan program. They plan
to sell Christmas cards and do
various other little things to raise
money. Mrs. B. and Georgia Lee
are on the Christmas card selling
team so save your orders for these
gals. You won't be sorry.
Mrs. l.. Dysart played hostess
10 a group of eighteen youngsters
Saturday afternoon during the
early afternoon in honor Of her
two youngest children, Carlotta
and Rita. Carlotta's birthday was
Saturday, Oct. u. Rita's birthday
is close so the children made a
double deal of the affair. Can't
you just see eighteen youngsters
between the ages Of five and ten
all in motion at the same time.
(Smiles).
The James Cabbells are really
having the guests Last week
Dorothy Mitchell. Topeka, Kans
was with the Cabbells for a couple
OF days. Dorothy was as friendly
as an old shoe so l know she en-
joyed her trip. Mr. Cabben's
mother. Mary Cabbell, Kansas
City, Mo, and James sister and
her husband, Mr., and Mrs. II.
Adams Of Topeka, were week end
guests this week There is always
plenty of hospitality at 200 n. In
diana for friends and kin.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Pendelton wish
to thank all who sent cards and
did other nice things during the
time Of the death Of Mr.. P's
brother, Julius in Detroit, They
are really very grateful for your
expressions Of friendship.
The YWCA Club Intellectual
Improvement had merry time
at their last business session. The
gals are planning to sell their
cook books with their own recipes
in II for CSC to secure money to
buy something for the Y basement
lounge Jerry Cabbell was food
hostess while Anna Tolson was
hostess Of fun. The riot was a
fun packed auction that kept each
minute gay. This game also made
the Club about three dollars rich
er. Francis Lotion is President Of
this group,