St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-17
SIOUX
r A L L S
NEWS
N 7 e S
By Kaye Coates
$40 Mable street
Sioux Falls, y. ID.

Rev. /. n. Thomas really started
the New Year right when he gave
the Sermon, ooh Sin and its
Cost, TO a fun congregation at
st. John Baptist Church Sunday
morning services. After commun-
ion Linda Lotion was baptized
and gwen the hand of fellowship.
L was proud Of Rev. Thomas Sun
day as ne spoke He stood erect,
spoke clearly and definite enough
10 move anyone with a soul. He
has planned a well-rounded pro-
gram for 1858 with high aims.
Roseanne Moxley and son, Theo-
dore Parker are at home, S22
N. Dakota. After vacauoning and
working in Chicago. These kids
are shirtail kin OF mine so we
had a get together affair Sunday.
Theodore HOLSTER, Sioux City,
Ia. was seen in Sioux Falls over
the week end. / don't suppose
Roseanne's coming home had any
thing to do with it. what va,
bet?)
/ am giving adult instructions
at Emmanuel Baptist Church, It'll
and Cliff on, Christ, The Race
and the Church. Last week i
had a class of 81 and II proved
Interesting. The public is invited.
For a small fee Daniel Coates,
Alfred White and Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Coalley made a gang Of teen
ayers happy. Daniel and Alfred
took the group in Dams truck
filled with hay over twenty five
miles in the country, stopping for
coffee or cokes. They ended the
trip with hot dogs and cocoa at
CoalSely House, 1921 s. Summit.
They have a little rock and roll
along with il. All were dressed
for winter weather as the temper
allure hit 80 degrees.
Gwyn Tolbert is in Minneapolis
for a few days visiting friends and
shopping while on a bit of official
business. Gwyn has brought a bit
of cheer into our community since
being home so she'd better make
haste.
"Whimpy' Roseanne's dog was
on the Captain III, TV Show here.
He slipped in with some young
sters and was welcomed by the
staff. When he came home. He
rang the door bell. When Paul
Coakley (The suit salesman) came
to the door Paul tells me Whimpy
said, Il made the bright lights.
Thomas A derson, 305 w.
Bailey, son of NJ. Anderson has
gone to fill an appointment with
Uncle Sam. Thomas has chosen
the Army for a career and you
can believe he is an asset to his
Uncle and all his kin in any race.
Bentley Jaco slowed the mails
up a bit during the rush. He was
one OF the extra mail carriers
that accepted all coffee breaks
in the homes. Imagine, he got
paid for it too!
Susan Allen, 115 N. Oak. Ave.
entertained a few youngsters with
Birthday party Saturday after
noon. Susan was eleven the first
day of the year, These boys and
Bltls ulu not care LOT PINK ltlilOH-
ade, or candle lights but they
danced up a breeze. Mack Lotion
did not feel the glow so he jumped
and ate his fun.
Eta Monkey was hostess TO the
Mission OF st. Johns Baptist
Church in her home, 915 N. Main
Ave. Mrs. Bentley the Pres. APP
pointed her committees and pre-
sided over the business. Mrs. f.
Monkey served lunch.
Hope no one runs over our Tee
Bone, Bob Williams, 900 N. Blau-
welt he is in st. Paul as guest
with his mother. Helen Jackson.
You know in Sioux Falls Bob
creeps about but he's got to put
some speed behind that walk in
the SANITY City.
Our Anna Tolson isn't up TO
her very best so keep her cheered
up during her dun days. She's &
good gal.