Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-09-08
SIOUX
NEWS
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By Kaye Coates
$40 AIable Street
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BY Kaye Coates
$40 Mable Street
Sioux Falls, 8. ID.
/ told you folks last week that
Maggie Anderson, sos w. Bailey
and Charles Smith, 1911 N. Phil
lips Av. were contestants In our
Centennial Gold Rush and had A
chance to dig for gold prizes start
ed with $4,000 in cash, loads Of
televisions, hundreds Of radios etc.
cannot say anything for G.
Smith but Maggie won a ten Ib.
sack Of flour and 81 bill.
l intended to give Maggie a
rough time about It, but as she
boarded a bus for Scottsbluff.
Nebr, to visit her daughter, Ruth
Moore and family Maggie said.
II can make a lot Of bread, and
bet on the horses. How Is that
for a good sport7
Dan jackson is home again after
the usual Canada trip for baseball.
Jackson is our boy IL he never
makes a home run or never even
catches ball, but I think age is
going to change his career.
We Sioux Falls folk were
pleased and flattered to have so
many of our former neighbors Wis
iting. a. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Tate and family,
Arvilla Tate Thompson, Georgi-
anna Tate Kennerly, all from Min
neapolis, MINI. They visited friends
and relatives. They have loads of
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Greene and
son, Craig, visited Mrs. GreeneS
folks, the A. Tolberts, 1922 e. Third
st. Mr.. Greene pleased Bob Hayes
and Dan Coates when he partook
Of golf at the Elmwood Golf
Greens.
Rita Davis of Minneapolis, Mimi,
kept the home fires burning at the
Kenneth Anderson home while the
Andersons went to Pierre, South
Dakota for the state softbaIl
tournament. When I say, Rita kept
the home fires burning I mean
just that, 1t was As degrees over
the weekend.
I know Muriel and Kenneth can
say the trip was well worth it..
Kenny's team won the state tourn-
ament for the third time. Kenny
contributed a home run in the
winning game.
Georgia Lee, spent her Labor
Day with her niece and family at
Omaha, Nebraska. Georgia has
done this annually for many years.
The H. Bentleys 1927 N. MINI.
Ave-, are attending the National
Baptist Convention at Kansas
City, Mo. Mr.. Bentley halls from
Missouri so they'll kin many birds
with one stone.
Rev. and Mrs. Ardie Hayes were
in from their summer trip at Camp
Judson, keystone, Black Hills, s.
Oak. Rev. Hayes delivered the
morning sermon at st. Johns Bap-
fist church-then the Hayes left
for Topeka, Kansas where they
will get their daughter, Brenda,
placed in school or bring her home.
They will also attend the National
Baptist Convention in Kansas
City, Mo. They have a brother In
law on the National board.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Matchet and two
sons, Of Tuskegee, Alabama are
here. Mr.. Matchet is stationed
in Sioux Falls, with the us. Army
as veterinarian. He Is stationed
here for three years. His wife Is
a registered nurse, our town needs
them and we sincerely welcome
them.
Thomas Wood of Rapid City,
South Dakota spent the weekend
in Sioux Falls. This young man is
an electronic engineer in Rapid
City, South Dakota. He is from
California, a friend Of one Of Helen
Haynes sisters. After visiting the
Haynes family, Wood attended the
Alpha Lodge meeting where his
brothers really appreciated the
union with him. He proved helpful.
Sunday afternoon a few couples
and sisters of the fraternal order
spent a social few hours matching
wits and chewing the fat" after
which we enjoyed dining and win
ing together. This is man Wood
was really exceptional"
Katherine and Fella Jones have
gone back to Chicago, Ill, after
spending two weeks with their
aunt Roseanne Jefferson a cousin,
Theodore Parker. These two young
people were top-notchers. Every
one liked them.
Theodore Parker, 922 North
Dakota Av., has gone to California
where he will receive orders to go
to Korea. Theodore Is a PFC in
the US. airforce. He is an Air
Policeman. Theodore is the son Of
Roseanne Jefferson.
Charlotte welcher and two
daughters, Diane and Patsy have
moved to Pasadena, California
where they will make their home.
We shall miss this trio. May God
bless them.
James Z. Moore, Of Omaha,
Nebraska has returned after spend
ing one month with Eta Moxley.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Pendelton, 933
N. Main Av., were happy to have
their kin, the c. Walkers from st.
Paul, Mimi, visit with them over
Labor Day.