St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-23

SIOUX
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NEWS
N OF S
BY Kaye Coates
$40 Mable Street
Sioux Falls, 8. ID.

This is something different.
am in Minneapolis in the Snakes
man and Recorder newsroom writ
ing the Sioux Falls, news. Daniel
Dannette and came up Sunday
to attend the business of placing
Dannette in the Gale Business In
stltute OF Business. We plan that
she should be here about eight
weeks Of she isn't sent home for
Knowing too much) She will re-
side at the home of Jesse Shepard
1928 Fifth Av. s., Minneapolis. I
shall be here for a few more DAYS
as delegate to the grand session
or the Order of the Eastern Star,
| shall represent Omega Chapter
No. IL. Sioux Falls. Daniel left here
tuesday am. after a bit of car
trouble. l hope he is home by now.
Folks get little or no recogni-
ton anymore for being together
SO years as a happy married couple,
but Helen and Bob Mayes, COL s.
Willow, observed that anniversary
on Sept. II. They wined and dined
together at the High Hat. They
ended the evening with Helen hav-
ing her first taste of Pizza. re-
member seeing Helen and Bob the
day after they were we'd. They
don't look exactly the same, but
they look pretty darn nice.
l doubt if Rev. Henry Bolts, Jr.,
of the New Hope Baptist Church,
St Paul knows just how many
folks from S. F. attended the fun
eral of his late wife, Wanda Bolts,
so I'll name them. The Charles
Smith family. The Mesdames. Toll
bert, Lee and Bentley. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Clayton, Eta Monkey, and Len
ora Hayes (wife of pastor Hayes of
st. Johns Baptist church,. Mary
Vaughn came along with the Toll
bert group and proved beneficial
by aiding Mrs. Tolbert and Mr..
Clayton in driving.
I share the loss of Mrs. Bolts
with the family and I know our
lost is Heavens gain. I love live
people and I try to treat them
like so. Mrs. Bolts, her husband
and daugher, Sharon lived in S. F.
for seven years while he was the
pastor of st. Johns Church there.
These Sioux Falls fellahs have a
bowling team, Bob Haynes, Dan
Coates, Ted Parker, Jesse Clark.
James Fergerson, and Dan Jack
son. They bowl at the Hollywood
Recreation on Tuesday evening at
$50 p.m.-you may stop and see
them at any time. Daniel was high
man last week with a PIT. Bob is
Capt. of the team.
st. Johns Baptist Church is
planning, House to House Can
vas" for their members. Those at
tending the school of instruction
were; Mrs. A. Hayes and pastor,
Mrs. H. Bentley, Thomas Clayton
and jeanne Coates. The meetings
are being held at the First Bap-
fist Church.
Ernest Barger, 724 N. French
Ave. let his Gypsy Instinct take
over last week and had the urge
to wander so he did. He spent a
few days in Sioux City, Ia. and
Omaha, Nebr. His wife, Estelle,
thinks this wanderlust may take
him as far as Illinois. I have the
same lust, but I can't seem to af-
ford it.
Our friend, J. r. Lewis, 724 Car
roll Av., st. Paul, Mimi, has been
having some trouble with his back
He has spent a few days in Univ
ersity Hospital. I do hope he will
soon be okay.
We are proud to have our Simon
Holiday registered at the Sioux
Falls College for this semester.
Holiday was stationed at Chand-
Ter, MINI, in the Air Force before
his honorable discharge. Holiday
halls from Washington, D. c.
The Intellectual Improvement
Club of Y.W.C.A. held it's first
business meeting of the season
with Mrs. r. Monkey presiding.
Mrs. A. Tolbert, hostess. The pres
ident's birthday was remembered
with the usual gift of cards and
cash. They are making plans for
their Fall and Winter activities.