Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-10-02
SIOUX
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NEWS
N O T e S
By Kaye Coates
$40 Mable Street
Sioux Falls, 3. ID.

Like everywhere else Sioux
Falls folks in every walk of life
are very concerned about the
World Series, secondly we are
seriously wondering where all of
the pheasants went. Anyway they
may be back for pheasant season
We welcome the H. Bentley's
home after a three week vacation.
These folks with the Albert Smiths
Of Sioux City, Ia, enjoyed a long
needed vacation. From Sioux City,
thru many states stopping at Den
yer first to spend time with Jewel
Bentley and family.
This quartette visited friends
and relatives in Berkeley, Calf,
Little Rock, Calf, Salt Lake City,
Utah, San Francisco, Calf, Los
Angeles, Calf. They visited Mr..
and Mrs. Ollie Blakey, formerly
of Yankton, 8. Oak, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Murry formerly Of Sioux
Falls, attended the National Bap-
tist Convention in San Francisco
They visited Mrs. Bentley's sister
Mrs. J. Harris, and family dolly
Smith,. Dolly has five children
now and happy as a lark. The
trip had many interesting high
lights, but the Bentleys were happy
to be home.
Rose eanne Moxley, Jefferson
(Arthur), Theodore Parker, Bertha
White and I attended the Worlds
only Corn Palace at Mitchell, s.
Oak. We enjoyed a truly fabulous
show with top names like Shep
Fields, Snookie Lanson and the
Mills Brothers. It was really an
amusement treat.
We already miss Gwyn Tolbert
who was very active in social,
civic, and religious circles here
Gwyn is going to make her home
in Minneapolis, MINI. She proved
very efficient as a medical sec
retary at Sioux Valley Hospital.
Margaret Williams and sister
Lettie Dysart are having old home
week in Omaha, Nebr. The sisters
left Friday to help their aunt Mrs
r. Vaughn celebrate her birthday
The ladies will join their mother,
Mrs. J. Kelley of Atchison. Kans.
there. Mrs. X. is a sister to Mrs.
Vaughn.
James Larry Lee of goth Cen
tury fame Is slowly recuperating
from a heavy siege Of the Flu.
He like all men almost gave up
when the flu bug hit, but he is
doing nicely now.
Several youth Of st. Johns Bap-
tist Church with their leaders.
Rev. and Mrs. Ardie Hayes and
Thomas Clayton enjoyed a Youth
Rally at Centerville, s. Oak. The
youngsters were, Dianne and Pat
sy Welcher, Linda Lotion Brenda
Hayes, Shirley Tolbert, and Dan
nette and Joanne Coates.
Maggie Anderson was named
top Grandma when she gave up
her day to drive her granddaught-
ers. the Welchers and Lotion
youngster down. Mrs. Anderson
! (Maggie) treated the young ones
to lunch and helped make the trip
pleasant.
st. Johns choir under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. G. Vaughn was in
concert at the Parker, South Dak-
ota Baptist Church Shirley Toll
bert and Brenda Hayes sang with
the choir. The program was very
inspirational.
At the North American Baptist
Youth Rally in Centerville, South
Oak. Shirley Tolbert, who Is Pres
Of the st. Johns Baptist B. Y. F..
was elected Vice-Pres. of the As
sociation Youth Group which will
convene at st. Johns Baptist
Church next fall.
Rev. Ardie Hayes, pastor Of st.
Johns Baptist Church represented
the church at the Association
meeting in Burke, South Oak.
the 18th, 18th and 18th of Sept.
He gave highlights Of the conven-
tion at the Sunday service Sept.
27. Rev. Hayes registered at South
Dakota Baptist College this morn
ing (Sept. 28) for a brush up
course. This man doesn't seem to
tire Of seeking and delivering the
word of God (Bless HIM.