St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13
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By Kaye Coates
$40 NIable Street
Sioux Falls. 8. ID.

$40 Mable street
Sioux Falls, 8. ID.
Seems like we are having more
illness around here than we want
but we still thank God for His
extended mercies.
Gladys Bunton Shaw spent a
couple OF nights in the hospital
but she is on the mend at lis
N. Oak. Ave. with her family.
BIB Williams is fighting a battle
Of illness, that has its ups and
downs he is now, down. Hope he'll
soon be feeling clipper. He's at
925 ~ Blauvelt. Mrs. w. isn't
a bad nurse.
AL williams, 317 w. Nc Clellen Is
still in Royal c. johnson Hospital
doing a few test. He is in fine
spirits. Lets hope for the best
James Cabbell, 1905 f. 18th St
is doin fine. He's back on the Job
Good Lord take a liking to him
Charlotte Welcher, 3O5 w
Bailey. is now on her yay to
Pasadena and L. A. Calf. for a
two week vacation with friends
and relatives.
Ruthie Moore, Scottsbluff Nebr
really showed thoughtfunness
when she sent, The Daily Word
a monthly booklet TO Danette and
jeanne Coates also Paul Coakley
Jr., CHer SOM. These youngsters
were recentley baptized in st
Johns Baptist Church.
Omega Chapter No. IL O.ES
observed Esther Day at st. Johns
Baptist Church, June Sth. Maurice
Coakley, p. p. introduced Rose
anne Monkey, Matron. Mrs. Monkey
introduced her Officers. Geraldine
Cabbell, associate matron, Anna
Tolson, conductress. Bertha White
Sec. Ida Coates, treasurer. Eta
Moxley, Chaplain. Maurice Coax
ley warder. Alfred White, sentinel.
Ida Coates gave a short talk on
Esther. Rev. I. II. Thomas gave
a very interesting message on the
Three Calls" using Esther for
the theme.
Mrs. VIM. Harris, 1900 f. Bird
St, and her twins, Judieth Marion
and Janice Marie are doing just
fine. They are having plainly of
company
and a few others are looking
at the II. Bentleys, 1927 N. Mimi
with a green eye, cuz they have
most sharp new Chevrolet. Its
black and lots of crom makes
IL real glamorous. Bentley's spent
the week end in Sioux City with
friends and folks who wondered
If 1t was paid for. Our old Pontiac
isn't happy about II at all.
Sandra and Warren Green, who
have spent a year with the f
Bargers, 724 N. French, are soon
to be in Florida Their mother
Mrs. f. Green is spending some
time with the Bargers. Then she
will return to Florida with the
children. Bargers will sure miss
them.
Intellectual Improvement Club
of the Y.W.CA. held its regular
business session in the West Room
of the Y On June goth the group
will have Family Night in the
Cove" all the members are to
bring their families for food and
fun. The group enjoyed the fact
that Rose Clayton and Marie Toll
bert have belonged to the group
long enough for their daughters,
Gwyn and Georgia Rose to unite
Their Daughters were tiny when
the women came into the organ
ization. We are proud of them. C
Clayton Tate served lunch. AS
sited by Gwyn Tolbert.
Our local group, Federated Col
ored Women, with Mrs. G.. Vaughn
president are small in number, but
great indeed. They all attended the
Annual meeting in Sioux City,
Ia. June 9Th thru sth. Mrs. Vaughn
and Mrs. Bentley who is Chaplain
were present at all sessions. Mrs.
Lee, Mrs. A. Tolbert and Gwyn
Tolbert as. guest attended the
banquet. The ladies report. Mrs.
c. Trotter, Des Moines, Ia. as
president Mrs. C. Vaughn. Audi
tor. and Mrs. Bentley retained her
station as Chaplin. They had 43
delegates present. They (21 clubs)
took out a $500 Life Membership
in the NAACP.
Ronald Sutton and Richard
Hayes, of Sioux City, Ia. had our
teenagers hearts beating double
time, when they spent the day
in s. F. Rev. ]. Duncan brought
the boys up.
Muriel Andersen and Kenny
spent night in Minneapolis Muir
iel is a family gal, so she had to
be near her grandmother, when
she (her GM.) had her operation
Hope she is fine. MurielS C. NJ
is Mrs. f. Davis.