St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-02
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BY Kaye Coates
$40 Mable Street
Sioux Falls. 8. ID.

thanksgiving here was ideal for
weather, but nothing like the Phi.
grlms had it. We bought our fowl.
frozen or cooked and mixed pack
ages of ready-to-go-vegetables
fruits, etc, to make for a fine
dinner without too much fixin. IN
bet lots Of us folk have no idea
what started the first Thanksgiv-
ing and the purpose.
Diane Welcher, daughter tn
Charlotte Welcher, 3O5 W. Bailey
st. was stricken with rheumatic
FEVER last Sunday am, Nov. 81.
1t weakened her legs which
made 1t impossible for her to walk
She Is in McKennan hospital and
shall be for awhile.
This is somewhat Of a shock 10
all in the community, but this dis
ease is durable with care and pa
tlence and I'm sure she shall re-
ceive plenty Of that.
George Miles, 615 N. Spring Av.
met with an accident the other day
while working at the Sioux Falls
Milk Producers. He got his hand
injured in one of the machines. 1t
did not prove to be serious, but il
did require disqualification.
Rita Davis, Minneapolis, Mimi,
was Thanksgiving guest to her
cousin and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Anderson, 1911 N. Phil
lips Av. While Miss Davis was
here the Andersons had their new
baby christened in the First
Methodist church with Rita as
Godmother.
The Missionary Society of
st. Johns Baptist church held
their regular business session in
the home Of Roseanne Monkey, 922
N. Oak. Av. The meeting was Fri
day, Nov. 25, (day after Thanks
giving so I'm positive turkey in
some form was served with the
lunch. Mrs. H. Bentley Is presi-
dent of the Missionary Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Butler, IT'S w.
9Th St., Sioux City, Ia. Mrs. But
ler's, mother and Buena v. Kelly
Berry, of Norfolk, w. Virginia
spent Thanksgiving in Sioux Falls,
visiting friends. Mrs. Berry is
Natl. Secretary of the Ell1s. The
Buffers are proprietors Of the APP
petite House in Sioux City, Ia.
Mrs. r. Greene and son, Craig,
300 Third AV. S., Minneapolis,
Mimi, were Thanksgiving guests
in the home of Mrs. Greene's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. A. Tolbert, 1922
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home as always, but me thinks
Master Craig stole the show. He is
a Ill "honeydripper"
I know the M. Coal<leys had a
super fine Thanksgiving. Maurice
Jr was home from Drake Univ
ersity, Des Moines, Ia, and Mrs.
Coakley's nom, Mrs. Simmons, of
Mason City, Ia, Mrs. Coakley's
niece and family, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
1 Brooks and daughter, Wanda a
mo- Mr.. Brooks is stationed in
Ellsworth Airforce at Rapid City,
South Dakota. The Coakleys also
have three other boys so don't we
know that house fairly rocked with
four generations all stuffed full of
blessings.
IrTna Hildreth, daughter of the
]. Hildreths and Douglas Coleman
son of the George Vaughns were
also in town for the holiday, but
these two are here 50 often we
sometimes don't mention them, but
I know we love EN- both. Doug is
the spirit Of all teenagers, but the
one with nerve enough to actually
express it and afford it.
Daniel Jackson, Y. M. c. A. spent
Thanksgiving in st. Paul, MINI.
He visited the home of Mrs. B.
Wilson, 924 Carroll, Dan also at
tended the Isis Annual Ball which
was at the Prom and Formal Jack
son reports fun galore.