Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-21
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The M. Coakley's, 1918 s. Sum-
NIT Ave-, are on a vacation with
their three boys, Maurice Coakley
Jr., had his trip to Topeka, Kans,.
first so he is now manager Of the
Coalxley Porter Service. The Coax
leys are on their way to Mason
City, Ia, where they win visit
Mrs. C.'s nom, Mrs. Sheriffe. Then
on to Chicago, NJ, to visit Mrs,
C.'s brother Archie Sheriffe and
family, they live in Evanston, III.
There Is nothing like a family
vacation, absolutely NOTHING.
Shirley Tolbert and Brenda
Hayes are representing the youth
of st. Johns Baptist Church at
Camp Judson, in Keystone Black
Hills, South Dakota. These gals
are bursting out all over with
youth and talent. I'm positive
they'll do a fine job. Bless them.
Tolbert House on East Third
street was the meeting place for
two important groups last week.
They were host to the Missionary
Society and also the Mines Brother
hood. Both proved interesting and
well worth while. Mr.. H. Bentley
is Pres. of the Brotherhood and
Mrs. H. Bentley is Pres. Of the
Missionary Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Anderson and
family took off a few days for
vacation and pleasure. They visited
Mrs. AS folks in Minneapolis also
Kenneth played bali in Minnesota.
All was fun til Kenny suffered a
minor injury in one Of the ball
games.
The J. Turner's Of Chicago, visit
ed friends here last week. Every
one here enjoy these folks. Mr..
E. c. Collins, Mrs. A. Burns, the
Coalley's and the H. Bentley's
shared the welcome mat with
them in various ways. Other places
always tell folks what they did
the day before the guests arrived,
but S. F. folks go all out when the
guests are actually present.
Roseanne Monkey and son Theo-
dore, are back from their trip to
Chicago, where they visited rela-
tives. Roseanne brought her moth
er back with her to have a short
vacation.
Many of our folks tour South
Dakota enroute to the Black Hills,
and we know nothing about it, but
that was not the way with the c.
Brisco's, 6545 s. Parnell, we spent
a couple of days, fishing and sight
seeing. also sharing pot luck sup
pers. We visited the Issac Blakey
Farms in Yankton, s. Oak. The
folks were 50 appreciative of the
little things. Alma Brisco is a
beautician at Isabel's exclusive
beauty shop in Chicago. Charles is
a contractor assistant. We plan to
have them return for a trip to
Clusters Last Stand" next year.
Once upon a time, many years
ago. One of the greatest men I
have ever known w. w. jackson.
college graduate was waiter on the
Milwaukee, R.R. He had been a
teacher but had to give up this
career to take care Of his three
daughters, Eileen, Stella an Libby.
They had room and board at the
home Of my mother, Eta Moxley.
Mr.. Jackson was in the city about
five hours each day. He spent this
time with his girls making them
be ladies and also having instruc-
tons in music and culture.
Now these gals are all grown up
and married with nice families
Libby. now Mrs. Proctor Virgins
was thru here last week ga years
later) and visited Mrs. Moxley
Georgia Lee cher former Sunday
school teacher) and renewed ole
acquaintance It was terrific. II
was so nice Of her to think Of US
She had her son. Falla and q
friends child with them. They were
enroute to the Black Hills on q
vacation which win take them Il
Calf. Eileen Jackson Southern
lives in Albany NY, Stella in Chi
cago. Mr.. W. W. Jackson Is very
I'll in Chicago but he filled his fol
like a man and may he receive
his reward.
I was so pleased with Libby's
husband. He's tops. He Is a phar.
masist in the Windy City"