Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-06-09
WELCOME HALL NEWS
PLAY DAY AT WELCOME HALL
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IA

Welcome Hall Community Gen.
ter will sponsor a play day for the
community Wednesday afternoon,
June II, at the Welcome Hall Play
ground. The events for the after
noon includes: Flag Raising by the
Leslie Lawrence Post of the Ameri-
can Legion. Track Meet for girls
and boys. DiamOndball game be-
tween Welcome Hall Intermediates
and Central Community Center.
The feature attraction of the
afternoon pits the Fishermen's Club
of Welcome Hall against the Mems
Council of Halle Q. Brown in a
soft-ball game.
There will be prizes and team
awards for the track meet for both
girls and boys with the contestants
competing in age divisions. Ju-
venile Us and under) and Inter
mediates (16 and over).
Track events include so Yard
Dash, Shot put (boys), Diamond
ball throw for distance (girls),
Running broad jump, Running high
jump, and 200 yard relay (shut-
tle).
Welcome Hall Summer Schedule
The Welcome Hall summer
schedule officially begins June IA
with a Flag Day program and
track meet. st. Paul at large is
invited to attend the various play
ground activities which are under
the supervision of Mr.. L. V. War
rem and Mrs. Leona Montague and
Miss Bliss Latimer, assistants.
On June Is and 16 a summer
school workers conference will be
held at Welcome Hall, with Miss
Winnie Plummer of the Ramsey
County Sunday School Association
in charge.
The 3 o'clock Vesper Services
which previously were held at We'll
come Hall Chapel each Sunday
afternoon will continue through the
summer, meeting at the play
ground each Sunday afternoon
from 5 o'clock until 6 o'clock. The
Fishermen's Club and the Boys
Athletic Department will have
charge of the service on June 10,
that day being Fathers Day. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend. L. v. Warren and l. R.
Hagan, workers in charge.
June 10 marks the beginning of
the Daily Vacation Bible School at
Welcome Hall. All children wish
ing to attend keep this date in
mind. No registrations after the
first week will be accepted. Boys
and girls who are employed may
register for camp by submitting
o. K. slips at the Office from en-
ployer.
Attention Campers! All girl
campers interested in going to
Snail Lake are asked to be present
Saturday, June 10, at 1870, at the
Welcome Hall to help formulate
their camp program. A very en-
joyable camp season is forecast
under the efficient leadership of the
following adult camp councillors:
Mrs. Clarence NJ. Mitchell, Mrs.
Leona Montague, Mrs. Regina
Morris, Mrs. A. B. Rideaux, Mrs.
s. C. Anderson, Mrs. S. NJ. Sanders,
Mrs. C. Jackson, Mrs. Walter Dyer,
and Mrs. ]. n. Hagan.
Other camp information will be
given from time to time at the
Daily Vacation Bible School, or
call Dale 9650-office hours 90.
The Cosmopolitan 25 Girls Club
had its last weekly meeting Satur-
day, June 8. During the summer
months they will meet only once a
month. Mrs. Warren, club advisor,
will see that every member is mott
fed as to the date of this monthly
meeting.
The following men make up the
committee which already is at
work on plans for the boys camp
period: Mr.. L. v. Warren, Reverend
Clarence T. R. Nelson, Mr.. o. C.
Hall, Mr.. Clarence Mitchell, Mr.,
Otto Hall, Mr.. A. L. Montague,
Mr.. ]. W. Lee, and Mr.. /. r.
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