Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12
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BY Kaye OOatea
$40 Mable Street
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SlO MahAe Street
Sioux FaLs. q. d.
Clarice Coakley 1921 s. Summit
ave, and Luther Clark, eos e.
Third St both spent a few DAYS
IN the hospitals here. Mrs. Coax
ley spent her time in Sioux Valley
while she was In McKennan. both
are doing fine. Neither were seri-
Gus cases so our concern is that
they are both up and on the wen
list. ~
The A. Tolberts, 1911 e. 3rd St.
spent the weekend in Omaha
Nebraska with their kin the
Saphos. Mrs. Sapho is a sister to
Mr.. Tolbert so at the Sapho resi-
dent their was a family reunion.
These include Mrs. Sadie Bannis-
ter, Kansas City, Mo. Andrew
Ousley, Omaha, Nebraska, George
Ousley Kansas City, Mo, Norman
Ousley, Oakland, Calf, Adrian
Tolbert, Sioux Falls, and Ruth
McLaurin Sapho, Omaha, Nebras-
ka. The Ousleys are uncles of
Tolbert and McLaurin Sapho, Mrs.
Bannister Is an aunt. All have
made this reunion for a couple
Of years. Mr.. Tolbert, his wife and
two children. Mrs. Sapho has a
daughter also present, Rosemarie.
After four or five days of merri-
ment Mrs. Sapho presented all
Of her kin with leather key cases
hand fooled.
My mother, Eta Moxley, 915 N.
Main Ave, spent Sunday in Omaha,
Nebraska visiting her sister, Mable
Anderson, 2206 Franklin Plaza.
The A. Tolberts took Mrs. Monkey
to Omaha She also shared some
Of the blessings Of the reunion.
Alfred White and family, 1908
8. Menlo Ave-, were honored with
a visit of Alfred's nom, Mrs. A.
Edison, Of Natchez, Miss. Mrs.
Edison left Miss. a month ago to
visit a daughter and son in Chi
cago, Ill, after doing 50, she then
came to Sioux Falls to spend a
few days with her son and family.
Mrs. Edison was here in 1852 and
made friends so she was no
stranger to the community. She
was bestowed many social courtes-
les. Mrs. z. left for her home Tues
day afternoon.
Johnetta Dysart, daughter Of the
L. Dysarts, SIS N. Spring Ave. is
spending a few weeks in Philadel-
phia, Penn, visiting her brother,
Lawrence Jr., and family. John
eta Is one Of our teenagers that
is growing to be a nice young lady.
The pastor Rev. Ardie Hayes
and family of st. Johns Baptist
church are leaving Tuesday for
a two week vacation in Topeka,
Kans. These folk deserve their
They are sincere in their
work here.
Mrs. John Armstrong, 404 E.
Lolita, flew to Georgia to bring
her mother to Sioux Falls. Mrs.
Armstrong has been very instru-
mental in bringing many folks to
Sioux Falls. We are glad she likes
her town so well. Welcome all!
Theodore Parker and his MON,
Roseanne Monkey of 922 N. Oak.
Ave. are mentioning in Chicago,
III. They plan to visit in Mass,
also.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Grey are
also ON vacation. I know theirs
will be nice. They have a new
Peggy to show off also
the two were baptized the Sunday
before their vacation. They reside
on Hawthorne Ave.
Mrs. Hattie Wheeler Of Kansas
stayed with Anne Burns, 2002 z.
City, Mo, spent a few DAYS in
Sioux Falls visiting friends. She
9Th st. Mrs. Wheeler has many
friends around these parts she
vas welcomed I'm sure.
We received news from Omaha,
Nebraska from Mrs. Basel Vann
IF the death Of Lorraine Craw-
'ord. Lorraine was in a hospital In
Lincoln. She has been i'll for a
lew years. Lorraine hailed from
0es Moines and made her home
n Sioux Falls, Omaha, and Des
Moines. For several years she
was employed In Washington, d.
T., for the Government. She had
many talents and used everyone.
She was an expert pianist, also
alto and soprano singer, typist,
She had a magnetic
personality. She had a remarkable
memory and she could read and
write braille. This gal died at So,
but she really must have been 100.
Her experiences were wide
Lorraine had one living aunt in
Mrs. Vann, and one uncle
also in Omaha, Nebraska, Frank
I always admired Lor-
rains personality and talent
I'd like to send sincere greetings
10 L. Stewart, 1406 7th Ave. North,
Minneapolis, MINI. This man Is a
pal Of mine and he Is on the sick
ist.