St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-15
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SIOUX
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NEWS
N T E S
BY Kaye Coates
$40 Mable Street
Sioux Falls, &. ID.


So sorry not to have had any
news for a couple of weeks, but
l Know it is time to get on the
ball when a Sioux Falls lady
called to tell me she missed the
news because she didn't know what
was happening.
am so far behind now that
shall try to mention the things of
most interest to everyone gener-
ally. okay?
Our Grand Old Man. Albert
Winfield Scott La Montee passed
away a couple of weeks ago. Mr.
LaMontee was SO years of age
and had lived here for so wears.
He was i'll for about one wear.
Funeral services were at the Bar
nett Funeral Home, pallbearers
were, the Messrs. Bentley. Praks,
Tolson, Armstrong and CLAYTON.
Rev. Ardie Hayes delivered the
sermon.
A little lump filled our Threats
when Bentley Jaco, his wife and
son left Sioux Falls. to make their
home in Denver. Colo. Bentley has
lived in South Dakota all or most
Of his twenty some odd years. I
wish him much success. He has
passed a Civil Service test which
may secure him a job with the
government.
Mr.. and Mrs. R L. Hayes. 6O1
5. Willow are vacationing in Min
neapohs and st. Paul with rela-
ttves, the John Harpers of st.
Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. z. Harper of
Los Angeles, Calf, are to Join
the Hayes in st. Paul. Mrs Har-
per is a sister to Mrs. HAYNES.
The Harpers are also the parents
of John Harper, st. Paul. MINI.
The Hayes also planned to take
part in the annual golf tournament
in Minneapolis, MINI.
Mary Vaughn is looking really
clipper after spending her vaca-
ton in Kansas. She visited rela-
tives and friends in Topeka, Atchi-
son, st. Joe and Lawrence. Mary
is a surgeons aide at Sioux Valley
hospital
Mrs. Beniece Wilson and son
John Walter Wilson Jr., st. Paul,
Mimi, spent the weekend in Sioux
Falls, visiting friends. Patricia
Wilson accompanied the duo home
after spending two weeks in Sioux
Falls as the guest of the Coates
family.
am proud of the achievement
of Lawrence Dysart, 515 N. Spring
Ave. He is Chef Cook at the new
Westward Ho Country Club. He
has employed many Of his friends.
He came here about twelve years
ago as a common laborer. How
about that,
Our whole family was treated so
very nice in st. Paul and Mime
apolis while we were there for the
Cotillion. could never thank all
the folks individually, but I can say
I wish could have stayed with
everyone that welcomed us. We
love all of you nice people.
I'm listening to the convention
reports and I can say, it is hot.
wonder if folks really know the
Importance of their vote. This is a
tough era in history. It is later
than we think.
Staff Sergeant Gillian Hatcher
his wife and two children spent
three weeks in Sioux Falls as
guests at the Adrian Tolbert home.
Mr.. Hatcher is a brother to Mrs.
Tolbert. Hatcher is making the
army his career having spent
twenty years in service. He has
spent several years in Japan with
his family. The Hatchers were ex-
tended many social honors in vari-
Gus homes.
Mrs. L. Dysart and daughter,
Marie spent a weeks vacation in
Kansas and Omaha, Nebraska WIS.,
iting friends and relatives. The
Dysarts are really slipping the
cup of hospitality in their spacious
new home. They have spread the
welcome mat for their friends and
many guests of others.
My mater, Mrs. Eta Monkey is
much on the mend after being ill
for several weeks She is now back
on the job at Shivers at 7S years
of age. I wish to thank all for
their kindness and consideration
Of her.
Ronald Sutton Of Sioux City,
Ia is proving himself to be mighty
since he has turned to pro boxing.
I am a fight fan and I predict this
young man shall go places.
st. Johns Baptist church held
it's annual Men and Womens Day
Program Sunday, July 10th. Mt.
Zion Baptist church of Sioux City,
Ia, were guest Rev. J. Bratton
delivered the sermon. Mrs. George
Vaughn was mistress of ceremon-
les, lions choir delivered the mu-
sic, Mrs. A. Hayes gave the We'll
come Address, Mrs. AL Smith of
Sioux City, Ia, gave the Response.
Mrs. H. Bentley was chairman of
the ladies and Harvey Bentley and
Thomas Clayton chairman for the
men. The men won the contest for
bringing in the most money. Zion
shared dinner and a spiritual fest
IL was a huge SlICCesS