Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-23
SIOUX
= A L L s
NEWS
n OF e S
By Kaye Coates
$40 Mable Street
Sioux FAlA, q. ID.

Our state is more beautiful than
ever. There are hunters all over
here from most everywhere. 1
could easily say that Atchison,
Kans., has the biggest representa-
ton. Saw Bud Monroe and some
of his kin and friends at the Thorn
as Clayton residence. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bentley, 1927
y. MINI. Av., are off on a hunting
jaunt that shall give them some
visiting with friends in Huron.
South Dakota and they also hope to
bag their limit.
Shirley Tolbert and Doug Cole
man, P. Coakley, M. Coakley Jr.
and Brenda Hayes were real Fab
in the high school talent show. Ny
Dannette did not get to be in the
show, but I was so proud Of her
attitude, she has never stopped
giving compliments to the others.
Shirley Tolbert seems to be the
top notcher here with Drawn, tai
ent, etc. Shirley was as stunning
as anyone could be in her ultra
fine aqua blue velvet fitted even
ing dres as she sang and also as
she graced the float from her
home room. Shirley is a Junior.
She Is in first chorus, and she
studies piano and voice.
Daniel and I were Just as ex-
cited as the teenagers as they
made ready for the Orange Letter
Day Dance. The corsages the BOYS
sent the gals were also sweet n
lovely. The couples were like 50:
jeanne Coates and Kenneth Smith,
Dannette Coates, Jesse Clark;
Brenda Hayes and P. Coakley;
Erma Hildreth and Maurice Coax
ley, Jr. All Of them looked Just
stunning. and they reported a
grand evening. The dance was at
the Arkota Ballroom. After the
dance they went to various eating
places, our gals went to Westward
Ho, where Lawrence Dysart is
Chef. They stuffed on the fine
foods.
Linda Lotion, 115 No. Dakota
Av., was a happy thirteen teen
ayers when her MON invited few
gals in for cake n icecream. These
dolls played records, danced, and
made merry. Karen Vaughn, Diane
and Patsy Welcher were among
the guests. Linda's sister, Cindy
was as busy as the rest.
Mrs. SHERIFF. (Clarice CoalSley's
mom) is doing nicely after an eye
operation. She and Louise Brooks
accompanied Mrs. Coalley home.
In the Coaltley house I know Mrs.
SHERIFF. is enjoying her visit.
Intellectual Improvement Club
Of the YWCA held its regular Soc
ial session at the Y. West Room.
They made plans for an Amateur
Contest and busted themselves
preparing cards and dough for
Gwyn Tolbert's birthday which is
Oct. "a. We may even bring her
cards, etc. there. She was a fine
member Of our Y and we miss
her.
James and Jerry Cabbell are
at home after attending the Shrine
Gala Affair in Topeka, Kans. They
were the guests Of the potentate.
Albert Blackwell. Mr.. Blackwell
issued many invitations up this
way and we really appreciated the
thought.
presume Mrs. Maggie Blakey
II in st. Paul, MINI, now. She
informed me that was in her plan
She has been ailing with the
flu and I sincerely hope she is on
the mend. She's a great gal. I know
her folks up there will take good
care Of her.
I'd like to hear from Emmit or
Alice Searles, I want their ad-
dress. I don't suppose Mr.. Searles
would know 30 would Mrs. s.
Please write. I'm still proud Just
have met such fine folks.