St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-21
SIOUX
r A L L S
NEWS
N o 7 z S
BY Kaye Coates
$40 Mable street
Sioux Falls, y. ID.

81 Johns Baptist Church had
one OF the most successful brotheI-
hood dinners yet, Thursday rep.
IA All or most members share
in this so it's a mutual society
Lawrence Dysart, Chef at west
ward Ho, showed a lot OF Brother-
hood when he spent a large part OF
mis- short day helping the kitchen
crew and you'd better believe there
| be a world of difference in the Ell
ficient way his hands operates with
food than someone less skilled
Harvey Bentley, president OF the
brotherhood expresses 5 n er e
thanks TO all. Also Rev. II. l.
Thomas, Pastor.
The program, planning commit
tee of the Church gave Valen-
tine Party. Feb. II in the church
basement About forty youngsters
from Undergraduates TO Jr. highs
with Rev. Thomas and Mr.. Ander-
son of the First Methodist Church
had fun galore. They played al
sorts of games, then ate luneh
and ended with a friendship ring an
PRAYER. The program committee
are Mines, Georgia Lee, Roseanne
Moxley. Jerry Cabbell, Maggie
Anderson, Bertha White, Rev.
Thomas and Yours truly,
Shirley Tolbert with her Whit
tier Y Teens enjoyed a Formal
at Nordic Hall, Friday Feb. Ia.
This was probably one Of the first
formals for these teens and they
lived II UP. Shirley was really
teenage Queen with her velvet and
satin formal, heels, gloves, tur
wrap and all that goes with the
glamour of a formal. Today !
can see her back down on earth
again but slightly in a dream.
Kenny Anderson and a few bud
dies spent the weekend In Min
neapolis visiting friends. l don't
exactly know what goes with
Kenny, but he is going through
a change. He seems to be taking
on new quality for the good, and
1 think il looks good on him.
Jesse Grey, 922 N. Oak. Ave.
came to Sioux Falls a graduate
from a Chicago High School. First
he was a sign painter, next he
Joined the National Guard. Next
he was a drummer in a combo.
Now ne is a Golden Glove Fighter.
He doesn't seem to have a heck of
a lot of money, but he's having
lot Of fun.
Gladys Buntons Shaws, Billie
Jean is showing some improve
ment in Nc KEENAN, Hospital,
where she has had brain sur
gerry.
1 think eleven folks around here
showed a lot of loyalty and love
to National Negro History Week
also TO the program planning COM
mittee in Yankton, S. Oak. when
they left Sioux Falls with the
temp. 20 degrees below zero to
take part and be with the fellow
men for the occasion. These real
troupers never had bit of trouble
going or returning. They took a
25 10. turkey and loads of dress
ing and gravy. Ted Blakeys home
was the place of festivity. We
found all the Blakeys in top shape
Issac had coons and rabbits al
over the place.
Rev. j. Culpepper of Waterloo
Ia. was principal speaker at the
rogram, he is the Methodist pastor
in Yankton. He was tops as ht
spoke on "The Key to Brother
hood. Our Maurice Coakley was
master OF ceremonies. Mrs. Bef
Shelley, lead the singing and sans
a solo; The Lords Prayer" These
courageous people that made thu
trip are: The Coakleys, Sheley's
Whites. Coates's, Roseanne Mox
ley. Maggie Anderson and Ann'
Tolson.
Daisy and Albert Smith OF Siou'
City, Ia. were guest of the Harvey
Bentley's, 1927 N. MINI. Ave
This foursome have spent man,
years sharing blessings,