Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-10-10
WELCOME HALL NOTES

The Parent Council will not meet
again until October II, when Miss
Edith Mae Allen, senior student
from the Institute of Child Wei
fare of the University of Minneso-
Ia, will lead discussion on "Dis-
cipline." Please try to attend these
meetings regularly. They are being
sponsored by the Mckinley P. T.
A. and are under the direction of
Mrs. V. Boldt, Parent Education
chairman of the Mckinley P. T. A.
Many interesting programs are
being planned which will bring to
you outstanding speakers in the
field of Social Educational Work,
as well as prominent missionaries
here from foreign field work.
A meeting is being arranged for
the later part of the month, led by
Rev. and Mrs. Byse, who will tell
of their Fam Fam experience.
The Scribble Club, a drawing
class for girls, meets each Mon
day and Friday at $3.50 p. m. If
you like to draw or would like to
learn how, won't you please reg
lister with Mrs. v. Boldt at the Of
fee?
The Sewing class, supervised by
Mrs. Annabelle Rideaux, will have
their first meeting Thursday from
10 a. m. to 2 p. m. In the past the
class met two days a week, but
upon suggestion of many former
members, the four hours of in
structions will be combined and
given on the one day. Any per-
son interested in sewing is invited
to meet with the class at the We'll
come Hall Christian Center on
Thursdays or phone into the office
and register.
The former members of the Girl
Reserves will be hosts to the new
members and are planning to en-
terrain them with a hike on Sat-
urday, October II. All former
members, please let Mrs. Jane
Jones know if you will be able to
attend.
The Cosmopolitan Girls Club
will not hold a meeting Saturday,
October II, but will meet Saturday,
October 10, at the ODER Boys Club
at 6 p. m. All girls are asked to
be on time as we are to have a
guest. Advisor: Mrs. Jane Jones.
With the weather becoming more
and more unsettled each day, the
Play Center of Welcome Hall
Christian Center is a most impor-
tant place between the hours of 2
and $50 p. m. These children are
not only supervised in music, but in
dramatization, games and hand
work.
The opening night of the Evan
gelistic Service, in spite of the
rain, was well attended. The Twin
City Jubilee Singers, under the di-
rection of Samuel Herrod, rendered
many very artistic numbers as did
the Bethesda Baptist choir of Min
neapolis, under the direction of
Mrs. Odessa Gresham. We are
deeply grateful to both of these
groups for their participation in
the services.
Many children and young people
are receiving instructions in piano
as well as doing class work in
theory. This is a W. P. A. project,
under the supervision of Mrs. Mary
Short. Lessons are given every day
from $3.50 to p. M, Saturday from
10 a. m. to 6 p. m. Many of the
members of this music group have
organized a social group which
meets on Saturday from 2 to 4
p. m. at which time various forms
of entertainment are offered.
Rev. W. Hicks will be guest
speaker at the Children's Church
Saturday, October II, at a p. m. A
special invitation is extended to all.
young people to attend this meet
ing at Welcome Hall Christian Cen
ter. There will be special musical
numbers.
The Plantation Program, direct
ed by Esther Gaskin of Chicago,
will be presented in costume on
Tuesday evening, at 8 p. M, at
Cher Rows Climb