Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-09-18
SIOUX
FAILS
NEWS
NOTES
BY Kaye Ooates
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This week in our swinging city
|of Sioux Falls, the young men
made the news. The girls were
trying to make the grade but Just
couldn't do II. Guess they Just
haven't got what 1t takes.
Mr.. Johnny Hildreth son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Johnny Hildreth Of 4O6
West 4th street, left Sunday for
the University Of South Dakota
where he win continue his educa-
ton. Johnny was very good stu
dent and left a good record as q
perfect citizen at Washington
High School. In his Junior year
he was elected to attend boys
State. I know that Johnny win
make q hit with UsD. as he did
with us.
Kenny Smith, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Smith was baptised
Sunday night at q very nice SER
vice at the Emmanuel Baptist
Church. Rev. Hayes added much
to the service with prayer and
comments. The st. Johns Choir
sang soft songs during the ser
vice and for closing Mrs. Alice
Vaughn sang an inspiring hymn.
II seems everyone made the
scene at Tuthill Park the Sunday
Of the 18th. Gwen ToIbert succeed
cd IN making the picnic a great
success. The refreshments included
hot dogs, potato chips and soda
pop. The pop and ice cream were
given by the Sunday School as
treats. Tn sure all the kids en-
toyed themselves. Doug Colman
was there In the blue Barren"
(his carl which IL real sharp. He
added a lot to the crowd with
his unusual sense of humor? Mrs.
Alice Vaughn. Mrs. Jerry Cabbell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes also at
tended. Porter Williams, Danny
Coakley. Stevie ToIbert and Paul
Coalkley were only q few Of the
boys. Among the girls were jeanne
Coates. Linda Lotion, Debbie Tate
and Dianne Welcher. .....
Sunday seemed a busy dav
around the Alfred Whites and
Dan Coates. These two young men
left for Canada. Before they left
they sat around making noise and
telling about what they expected
of their trip. L wondered why they
didn't get on their way and see.
No really we miss them lot and
they have been gone only one day.
They went to attend Masonic
Grand Lodge session. We received
a call late SUNDAY night that they
had arrived safely. They have
promised to bring their families
back sweaters, coats. hats and
shoes. But all you wives know
how that goes.
Mr.. Adrian Tolbert and Rev.
Artie Hayes left Friday night for
Lake Ponsett, where they enjoyed
services that were lead by different
ministers Of the city. From re-
ports the retreat was very In
spiring and pleasurable. Rev.
Hayes wished that more of the
men Of the church could have
shared this day with them. The
men were back in time for church
services Sunday morning.
Jesse Clark son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Luther Clark Of 904 East Third
has chosen Augustana College to
continue his education. He Is plan
ming on going into the field OF
electronics. II you see him without
his beanie on IN the next two
weeks, you mention II to him for
he Is supposed to wear It at al
times.
The Gordon Tates, rs No,
Dakota visited friends and rela-
lives IN Minneapolis.
Tom Clayton, 812 No. Mable
Av. new TO Atchison, Kansas 70
attend the funeral Of Mary Brown
who was q distant relative.
Brenda Hayes. Kenny Smith,
jeanne Coates, James Hildreth,
Gloria Miles are having quite q
time living Il up In WIS. BY now
I am sure they have found an
the rooms and are use to their
new schedules.
The American Legion Junior
Drum and Bugle Corps, has a new
member. Buddy Miles. He Il also
new to the group Of teenagers.