St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-13
SIOUX
r A [ L s
NEWS
N 7 E S
By Kaye Coates
$40 Mable Street
Sioux Falls. 8. ID.

Our Jerry Cabbell, 3105 18th
Street flew to Kansas City, Mo. to
visit relatives and friends for a
few days. She looked very at
traCtive as she boarded her plane.
Ernest Barger, 724 N. French
is enjoying aches and pains with
fine treatment at Sioux Valley
Hospital. He's resting in prepar-
alton for his retirement from
Royal c. Johnson Vets Hospital.
He has been one of the engineers
there for some time. He will retire
the last of February.
Intellectual improvement club of
the Y. w. c. A. held election of
officers Friday, February 6. Presi-
dent Ida Coates, Vice-Pres., Geor-
gia Lee, sec. Bertha White, Asst.
sec, Marie Tolbert. treasurer,
Helen Haynes. Helen Haynes has
been named to the board for
second two year term. Helen Gray
and Georgia Tate's birthdays were
remembered. Anne Tolson was hos
tess. The door prizes were won by
Roseanne Monkey and Rose Clay
ton.
Harvey Bentley, president of the
Brotherhood of st. John Baptist
Church has been very Instrumental
in securing tables and fixing many
useful items of Importance in the
church. The annual Brotherhood
dinner was held Monday, February
9Th. Lawrence Dysart and Maurice
Coakley were Chefs. The affair
was a success with the assistance
of most of the active members
that take pride in being loyal.
Sioux Falls branch of the Natl.
Jews are making extensive plans
for their annual dinner to be held
February 10, at the Y.MC.A.
Youth Room. They plan a fine
program and luscious banquet.
Robert Anderson of the First
Methodist Church is the Pres. In
vitations have been issued to all
civic leaders and friends. The pub
lie is invited.
Pilgrim Baptist Church will hold
it's installation services Sunday
February Is with much ado. Rev.
w. Bratto of Zion Baptist Church,
Sioux City, Ia. will be guest speak
er. st. Johns choir will sing. Rev.
w. Duncan, Pastor.
The r. Williams of 925 N. Blau-
welt have returned home after
three week vacation thru Iowa,
Nebr. and Kansas. It will take a
while for them to adjust to coun-
try Twin again, but 1 know they
are happy to be home
I'd like to say, Hygiene and
congratulations to Eugene Lewis
of ga Iglehart, for being named
Mason of the Year. You well de-
serve it. Peace.
I'd like to tip my hat to Maurice
Coakely, Daniel Jackson and Ken
meth Anderson for their active part
with young men in the Y.M.C.A.
and other groups.
When the Federated Women,
hour of pleasure, Iowa Aft. Mrs.
George Vaughn local Chairman,
held its regular business session
at the home of Mrs. A. Tolbert,
1922 E. Bird. Street, the ladies OBJ
served Negro history week in
bringing up the history of out
! standing Federated Women. Mrs.
Virgil Anderson, Kenny Anderson
and Eta Monkey were guest. Mrs.
Tolbert dipped her fingers into the
ingredients of their lunch in Dun
can Hines fashion. The group
meets once a month, usually on
Sunday afternoon.
Master Robert Dysart is home
after spending a week in McKen-
nan Hospital. Bobby had surgery.
He's in good shape now and well
comes any food stuffs and money
and cards. Lets give him the works
while he's recuperating.
The r. Williams, Bob and Mar
garet, are now in Kansas vacation
ing. I'm rather pleased with these
two, va, know Daniel and I vaca-
ton alone to prevent a disagree
ment, but these two are doing
nicley.
st. Johns Baptist Church is hav-
ing their Annual Chicken Dinner
on February the 9th. All members
and friends are asked to assist in
any way they wish. Harvey Bentley
is Pres. of the Brotherhood, but all
are asked to cooperate.
School of Missions at Emmanuel
Church is every Wednesday at
6:15 pm. All are invited.
The f. Bargers spent Mr.. Bar
gers birthday in Sioux City, Ia. at
the home of the r. Tillmans.