St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-06
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Spring has actually sprung
around these parts and it is oh. so
late and welcome. Methinks II
would be a good thought to try
TO clean our selves mentally bv
irving to think on good things,
MI our lungs with loads of fresh
air, our souls with renewed faith
mop our hearts with kind thoughts
and loving deeds, use loads of for
glVeness and face that enemy with
no, malice for thine own sake
Our st. Johns Baptist Church
is in a revival. Rev. and Mrs. II
Smith of Topeka, Kans., will be
here for one week to try to revive
our souls of course it is up to us.
Mrs. Ardie Hayes and daughter
Brenda spent the weekend in
Topeka visiting friends and rela-
uves and came home Monday
afternoon with the Rev and Mrs.
Smith.
The YWCA Boys Singing Group
from Des Moines. Ia. brought
such nice greetings in song Sun
day morning services. They also
had boy bell ringers that added
TO their melodious voices. Kent and
Betty Brownlow of the YMCA
were visitors with the group.
Daniel Jackson one of our local
young men left Friday for Mime
apolis, Mimi, where he planned
to spend a couple of days before
going to Canada for a Job as
manager of one of their baseball
teams. Jackson has been very ac-
tive here in YWCA and bowling.
Robert Haynes and Daniel are
in the citywide bowling tourna-
ment being held at the Sports
Bowl. Stop in and inspire them
with your presence.
The Albert Smiths of Sioux
City, Ia, were the weekend guests
of the H. Bentleys. Mrs. B. OBJ
served her birthday on Sunday and
had friends into chat with the
Smiths and partake of birthday
cake and coffee.
Kenny Anderson, Jr., observed
his birthday with his family and
few relatives about a week ago.
He received gifts and blew out all
Of the candles az on his cake.
The st. Johns Baptist Choir
under the Supervision of Mrs.
George Vaughn to help the Bap-
fist Convention to be a success. |
Those attending the convention
from st. Johns Baptist Church
were: The Rev. and Mrs. A. Hayes.
Mrs. H. Bentley, president of the
NJ s 81 onary Society, Mrs. C.
Vaughn, Music director. Mrs. A.
Tolbert choir president, George
Lee, Supt. Of the Sunday School. |
Shirley Tolbert, youth president.
and church pianist. Rev. Ardie
Hayes was given $3.50 from the
convention to further his school .
ing at South Dakota Baptist Col
lege (Sioux Falls, College,.
Mrs. Fannie Ross, 600 N. Spring |
underwent minor surgery at Nc
KEENAN, hospital she is recuperat-
ing nicely.
The l. Dysarts have moved to
sos N. Spring Ave. Was a nice
move for the Spring. We wish
them lots of pleasant years in
their new home.
The Mrs. Margaret Williams and
her boys have moved to the former
Dysart home at 1927 North Oak |
ota Ave. This isn't a new house
to Mrs. w, however cuz she spent
a lot of time here with her sister.
Mrs. D. and family-but may she
enjoy the change also.
Our Jim Crowder now of Mime
apOlis, Mimi, and Georgia Lee
observed their birthdays on the
2Sth of April and both are as
clipper as ever.
John Armstrong of the Johns
Body Shoppe is doing a nice job
on K. I. H o. 1t is a Is minute
religious program where he plays
records and advertise local merch-
ants. He is improving with age.
Listen in on Sunday at $50 am.
Pilgrim church is making plans
for some remodeling They are
doing fine with such a small |
group. Mr.. E. c. Collins is about |
the only Charter member still |
faithful Most of the oldtimers
have passed away. E. c. is looking
fine and if I don't run over him |
jay walking he'll be around for a
long time.
From where I sit Abe Tolbert |
was the sharpest young man in
the Easter Parade, new lid, new
shortie, new Chew. Whoa! Shirley |
Tolbert has jointed the car murders,
she is driving like a mad man.