St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-06
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BY Kaye Coates
$40 Mable street
Sioux Falls, 3. ID.

$40 Mable street
Sioux Falls, $. ID.
Recently one OF our local radio
stations hid a $4,000 check in
treasure hunt style and gave clues
all week Friday was the deadline
and most Of the clues were in so
Tn tellin you many folks lost
lots Of time off looking for the
cash, / gatta charge out of the
deal. cuz I found out which Of
Us don't have any money, and ]
also was able 10 Judge which Of
Us had a lot of grey matter. II
was more fun than a picnic.
James Cabbell, 1905 f. 18th
Street spotter at Modern Cleaners
met with a painful serious ac-
cident. Monday the pilot on one
OF the boilers exploded In his face
He doesn't look too good, with
scorched hair and discolored face
but God knows he sure was for
tunate IL wasn't worse.
AIphonzo Williams is in the
ROYAL G. Johnson Veterans Hos
pital here. Al who lives at 307 w.
Nc Clellan has had his share Of
ups and downs, so maybe he'll
come out in top shape this time.
Lettie Dysart was really a sur
prlsed woman when a group Of
her friends gave her a surprise
birthday party at the home of
the J. Cabbells. Lettie was really
surprised.
The Cabbell's called Lettie for TO
20 on an errand. She couldn't get
there fast enough. When she ar
rived the group were in the base
ment recreation room singing
happy birthday" She received
many nice gifts and the group had
a barbecue supper and tasty
drinks. Those present were the
couples; Coates, Whites, Williams,
Tolsons, Cabbells, and Maggie
Anderson and an out Of town guest
Mr.. David Carey, Of Atchison,
Kans.
Gwendolyn Tolbert and Craig
took a Greyhound to Minneapolis
over the weekend. l know they
had fine time. Craig looks
pleased most of the time so ]
know he cooled for the people.
Mrs. II. Bentley and Mrs.
George Vaughn were delegates to.
repre- St Johns Baptist
Church at the Annual South Eas-
tern Convention which convened
in Parker, S. Oak. Mrs. Bentley
gave a report from the Missionary
society of which she is the presi-
dent. Mrs. Vaughn lead devotion at
one of the sessions. Rev. l. II.
Thomas, Pastor Of st. Johns
Church was also present at the
convention.
Mr.. Preston Green and David
Carey of Atchison, Kans. are Wis
iting friends, in Sioux Falls, and
also keeping and eye open for a
barbecue business.
We have lots of folks from
Kansas here that came to stay a
week or so. don't know how long
these fellows will stay around.
Paul Dysart, and Marie Dysart
are sharing honors as they both
graduate. Paul, from Cathedral
High School and Marie from Sth
grade. We sincerely congratulate
them and bid them to go higher
and higher I know Mr., Dysart
is digging lower and lower in his
pockets to see that the gradual
lions are what they should be.
The VIM Harris's at 1900 f.
3rd st. really have hit an all time
high. They were blessed with twin
girls Sunday, June 1. The Harris's
have other children. Haven't
seen them, but I know they are
tops.
Mel and Donald Smith stopped
in for a chat with friends while
they were so close as Lake Okobo-
il. Donald is weighing about $50
and on him that looks good.
Mr.. r. c. Collins and Mrs. Burns
took a pleasure jaunt to Mime
apolis TO visit friends Nice seeing
Collins getting among the young
at heart as long as he has lot
Of time on his hands. Good man
Charlotte WelCher and the l.
Dysarts left for a Spring Formal
in Omaha. The Dysarts have rela-
tives in Omaha The Roscoe
Vaughns.
Louella Cameron is home after
spending a lot Of time in Ga, Car
ing for her mother. I'm sure Erwin
Cameron is already for some real
home cooked meals again. It's nice
TO have Woman around the
house.
Mary Vaughn was in the city
over the week end. Mary now
lives in Minneapolis Mary is on
vacation and plans TO go to Den
yer and visit Jane Anderson. Mary
is looking fine.
Maurice Coakley, r. w. Grand
Master, 1921 5, Summit, Daniel
Coates r. w. c.. Jr. Warden, $40
n. Mable Ave, and Alfred White
made the trip for the visitation Of
from Winnepeg, Canada. The trio
w. NJ. 1SoS S. Menlo just returned
the Grand Lodge. In the absence
Of John Lawrence, I guess NJ. c
was a busy man. The men report
fine trip, think Daniel made
his visit 10 the golf courses, Clar-
ice, Bertha and l missed there
plSyboys a lot and they were well
coined home.
I'm teaching Bible School at
Emmanuel Baptist Church It'll and
Austin in the Jr. Hi Dept. and ]
encourage you 10 send your chill
dren. II is fine training and inter
esting.
Ksthy Dysart, was Queen for a
Day, June ?, Il was her birthday
She is nine years old and one Of
my best friends She is the daugh-
ter OF the l. Dysarts, 1927 ". Oak
Ave, She had q birthday party in
her honor.
REUNION PLANNED