St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SIOUX
r A [ l s
NEWS
NOT S
By Kaye Coates
$40 Mable Street
Sioux Falls, 8. ID.

Most of us suffered a severe
shock at the death of Anna Toll
son. 1 spent practically all day
Saturday with Anna. Maggie An
derson, Anna an I ate lunch to-
gether after l dressed her hair
She was making plans for the
State picnic to be held here, the
first Sunday in July. We share
the sorrow with the Tolsons, Jacos
and Bentleys.
My gals, Dannette and jeanne
are in Los Angeles, Calf. Dan
nette assisted Alretta Coates in
driving across the desert. She
drove four hours at a stretch. I'm
proud as punch. The childrens'
grandpa, Daniel Coates Sr., and
his housekeeper, Hazel made the
trip with Alretta Coates, our niece.
They have relatives all over the
place. They are the guests of their
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Patterson, 981 E. And Place, Los
Angeles, Calf. The rest of their
kin out there that share their
glory are aunts and uncles, Mr..
and Mrs. Monroe, the Smiths,
Springers and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Coates, Mercer, Calf God love all
of them.
We were very pleased to see Mrs.
H. Bolts Jr. when she came to
Sioux Falls, as guest Of the Chas.
Smiths. She is going to return
home in couple of days with her
young lady, Sharon. Sharon has
been the house guest of the Smiths
and Connie for a week. Sharon is
cute as a button.
Mrs. George Vaughn. 1901 S
Euclid, was hostess to the FEEDER
ated Women's Club of the Iowa
Federation. Mrs. Vaughn is the
local chairman. Mrs. Bentley and
Mrs. Vaughn were delegates to the
Federation conference in Council
Bluff, Ia. These ladies gave their
report. Mrs. Bentley is a past
president and state officer. These
gals are few in number but sin
Cere in purpose. Mrs. Vaughn
served tasty treat.
Mrs. Eta Monkey, 915 N. Main
Ave. was hostess to the Mission
of st. Johns Baptist church. Mrs.
Arie Hayes had devotions, Mrs.
Vaughn in charge of music and
Secretary. They gave reports of
gifts to Mather school, Sioux Falls,
College Dorm, and White Cross.
Mrs. H. Bentley, pres. had charge
of lesson study.
We have been expecting to see
Sherman Taylor hele any time.
but we have learned he is going
to Arizona, to live with sister.
He has Arthritus and doesn't feel
he should live alone.
Mrs. Andy Waltz, N. Spring,
neighbor of Mrs. A. Tolson is
moving to Luverne, MINI. Anna
TOlsOn gave her a farewell lunch
con Wednesday afternoon. ALA
admitted that she was a bit tired
but served a lovely noon luncheon
to Mrs. ]. Hildreth, Gene Smith,
Hazel Van Veldhizen, Mrs. A.
Waltz and yours truly. We had a
fine time and filled with luscious
goodies prepared by Mrs. Tolson.
May her soul rest in peace.
Mrs. H. Bolts Jr. brought greet
ings from Zion Baptist church,
Minneapolis and thanked all that
sent congratulations to the Bolts
on his retirement.
All are welcome and wanted at
the State Picnic to be held in s. F.
the first Sunday in July please
come we are making fine plans
for all. M. Coakley and Harvey
Bentley Committee.
Mr.. J. Kelly and granddaughter
Of Atchison, Kans., are guests in
the L. Dysart home, 1927 N. MINI
Ave. Mr.. Kelly is the father OF
Mrs. l. Dysart and Mrs. r. Viii.
hams of s. F. Kaye Kelly is the
daughter of Kenneth Kelley A-1C
Void Chamberlain Field, 2465 Sup.
port So. D. N. Minneapolis, MINI