St. Paul recorder., 1959-01-02
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BY Kaye Coatea
$40 BIable Street
Sioux Falls. .. ID.

by Kaye Coates
$40 Mable street
Sioux Falls. =. ID.
I'd like 10 wish all Of you read
ers a Happy New Years and even
II you break them, make lot Of
resolutions, and keep one or two
We have two new young ladies
in our community and we wish to
welcome them, and congratulate
the proud parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Monroe Lotion, 115 N. Dakota, Mr.
and Mrs. c. Napua, SIS w. 5th
ST.
The Intellectual Improvement
Club Of :he Y. w G. A. had its
Annual Christmas dinner party at
the Town and Country Grill. With
Fannie Clark, Gwyn Tolbert and
Jerry Cabbell the planning com
mittee. Helen Haynes had lovely
setting for each individual also a
beautiful hand made candy wreath
fora door prize Helen Grey won
the door prize. Each member was
at their prettiest when the Presi-
dent Mrs. Dan Coates presented
each with a corsage and color
ful Christmas hanky, After a de-
licious turkey dinner the ladies
exchanged gifts. The group pre-
sented, Mrs. Coates with gift Of
lingere. The closed the gathering
with singing of Christmas carols
ST. Johns Baptist Church held
its Annual Christmas program
Sunday evening Dec. goth. With
Gwyn Tolbert as Supt. of the Sun
day School. Georgia Lee and Helen
Haynes as teachers. The three
ladies were excellent with the
youngsters as they presented them
in song, greetings and pantomine,
Mrs. George Vaughn as pianist,
Dan Jackson is proud as punch
of his friendly Indian boys at
Eugene Field School. He is doing
fine job with these future men.
They had their Christmas party
Friday night.
| wish to take this time to con-
grRtulate Maurice Coakley on the
fine calendars. They are helpful
and colorful, and I'm sure they
cost a pretty penny so use them
well. l think II would be nice If
some of us would thank him.
John Armstrong, The All Amer
ican Boy, Is doing real fabulous
with his body shop and he too has
sent out some nice calendars.
Charles Smith, believe was one
Of the first to do this sort Of
thing so let's not be forgetting
him.
Nice seeing Paul Dysart home
for the Christmas Holidays, he is
one Of the best dressed men in
America, in uniform,
Lettie Dysart has been one Of
the first to have friends in to en-
JOY cocktails for the holidays. With
Christmas atmosphere, an nice
long play records on her H.-Fi
Mrs. Dysart kept her guests well
entertained. Dysart House always
has the welcome mat for folks.
The Bentley Jaco's were very
Christmas program They ask me
10 thank all that helped to make
their wedding a nice occasion.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ Coakley, 1918
s, Summit Ave observed their
2Srd wedding anniversary on Dec
~ The two had dinner at Tassler's
Airport Restaurant, took in a show
and did a bit Of living fine things
over again. The Coakley's have
four boys, Maurice Jr. Edward
Eugene, and Daniel Mr.. CoaIxley
Is manager Of janitorial Ser
vice, Mrs, Coakely N a beautician.
Mrs. l., Sheriffe, and Louise Sher-
life Of Mason City, la. are guests
in the Coakley home over the
holidays, They came in for Christ
mas, Mrs, Sheriffe is mother Of
Mrs. Coakley. Louise Is a niece
Mrs. Shertffe has been here many
times so she is being treated roy.
ally by relatives and friends. and
the teenagers are keeping Louise
busy.
Richard HendriNson, 92S N
Wayland Ave, is now one Of the
fortunate boys at Bows Ranch
McCaSson Farm He Is a very
handsome youngster and is show.
ing fine points in many fields. He
and his two sisters. Nyla ana
Roberta attend Whittier Jr HYgh
School. Robert Hendrixson. their
father has done a fine lob with
these children.
Maggie Anderson. sos W BAH.
eN Is spending a few days An
Scottshluff Nebr, with her daurh.
ter and son-in-law Mr.. and Mrs
K, Moore, Don't YOU ever thinl,
we don't miss NJ. she's more fn
than a picnic.
Kenneth Kelly, brother Of Let
tle DySart is vacationing with the
Dysarts, il2T ". Minn. Ave. Ken.
meth Is stationed at Minneapo6s
MINI. Kenneth is making the
Army his career, Kenney has A
sister here, Margaret Williams
Between the two houses he Is
living II up.
Omega Chapter, No. II held lis
election the second Saturday In
Dec. Tho new officers are, Ger
Coates, patron, Bertha White. secy
Ida Coates rreSs, Anna Tolson
associate matron. sister Eta MoS-
ley, chaplain. Alfred White. sen.
| tinGl Maurice N,akl.. ,.-...a..