Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-14
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NEWS
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by Kaye OOasoS
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Sioux Fans, q. D.
I am 80 sorry about the friends
Of mine that were in the car ac-
cident with Mr.. Ernest bearing.
Bless all Of them-I do hope they
recover rapidly.
Mr.. Al w. LaMontee, lis N.
Dake Ave. was admitted to Loge-
lin Rest Home. Mr.. LaMontee Is
an octogerian 30 age and heat have
weakened him slightly, but he IL
being well taken care Of by friends
and associates.
Malcolm Lotion and Monroe Lof-
ton Jr., have returned from Chi
cago, where they have been guests
Of Mr.. M. Lotions kin. They re-
port a fine time. Linda Lotion II
to take part In a wedding 50 shell
return later. Linda cried as she
took off for Chicago and me thinks
she win probably cry when time
comes to leave for home.
Mrs. Maggie Anderson, 3O5 W.
Bailey, Ii mentioning in Detroit,
Mich. Mrs. A. plans on being there
for a month She has a daughter,
Jane and a son, Virgil Jr., there.
Also three grandchildren. Mrs. w.
Martin, 1900 s. 10th Ave-, and the
Hayes family, 326 N. MINI. Ave,
have returned from their Topeka,
Kans., trip. Mrs. Martin reunited
with a sister she had not seen in
over 20 years. The Hayes family
socialized with Christian friends
and relatives. They also were
fortunate to be in Topeka for the
25th wedding anniversary of Rev
Long and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bentley, VIM.
Tolson and the B. Jaco's wish to
send sincere thanks to many
friends for their kindness and cards
during the death Of Mr.. Charles
Bentley who passed away in Miss
ouri. The family group are home
safe and sound.
Mrs. Johnson, cousin Of Mrs.
Charles Smith Is a guest in the
Smith home. While Mrs. Smith and
her guest were at st. Johns Bap-
fist church Sunday. Kenneth Smith
son Of the c. Smiths united with
st. Johns Baptist church a can
didate for baptism.
Larry Dysart Jr., son Of Mr.
and Mrs. L. Dysart, 1927 N. Oak
Ave. took unto himself a wife in
Philadelphia, Penn, last week. Mrs
l. Dysart was in Philly for the
most fashionable affair. There
was over a 100 guests present
While in Philly. Mrs. Dysart Wis
tied with Joseph F1emming, form
ely Of Sioux Falls. Mr.. F. showed
Mrs. Dysart a fine time and sent
greetings to all Of his old friends.
On Tuesday, August 4, Mrs. r.
Williams and Mrs G. Shaw gave
welcome party at the Shaw
home for the Jr. Dysarts. A good
ly crowd was there and fun was
had by all. Mrs Williams is the
aunt Of the new bridegroom.
The L. Dysarts played the part
Of the perfect host for so or more
relatives an guests when they hon
ored their new daughter in law
and their son. The affair was a
cocktail call from ten til two. Most
of the ladies in summer floral cas-
uals, the men attired in sports
wear.
The Jr. Dysarts made a stun
ming couple as they shared honors
with kin and friends Refreshments
were served table appointed with
silver and china covered with white
linen full length cloths, white
taers in silver candelabra. A sill
yer coffee service graced one end
Of the table.
Out Of town relatives were; Mr..
and Mrs. r. Vaughn, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. Franklin, Carl Nichols, Shirley
Baker.
Nice to hear of Milly Howard,
Washington, Ia, visiting our Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Crowder. She is Mrs.
Crowders sister and all Of them
our friends. HI, MiIly.
MY gals were last heard Of in
Disney Land and they love 1t, but
they stin are getting homesick.
We hope to see them soon. They
have been away all summer. ]
don't know what I'd do II 'the
monkeys" ever got married. Who
would want to marry them?
Maurice Coaltley, 1918 s. Sum-
nit, Paul Coaltley, 305 w. Bailey,
and Douglas Vaughn, 1901 s. Eu-
cid Ave, are spending a few days
in Topeka, Kans., visiting friends,
These teenagers are the living end.
They are making their trip in
Maurice Coakley Jr's., new sweep
tup ole Dodge. These kids are
loads Of fun
One Of our local housewives was
sued for divorce when her husband
found her in the bath tub with
Mr.. Clean. How about that?