Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-20
Sioux Falls News
by MRS. OSCAR BRIDGEWATER
M Me- nueaV RRidgawaAaR

by MRS. OSCAR bRlDGEWATEh
By Mrs. Oscar BFldgewateF
81. yohn's Baptist Church: On
Sunday, Sept. Is, there was good
attendance at both services. Visit
ora were: Mrs. Jerry Warren and
daughter, Mrs. o. Meeks Of Huron,
8. D.; Mr.. Tommy Clayton, Mr..
J. Gaines, J. Stapleton and Mrs.
Hattie Wheeler Of the city. Mrs.
Meeks sang a solo, and Mrs. Harvey
Bentley and Mrs. Mener Greer, ae-
companied by Miss Lucy Ashley,
sang q duet at the evening services.
The FIRST FIVE minutes were de-
voted 70 plans concerning installa-
ton of Rev. l.. c. Harris October
rs 10 20.
Pilgrim Baptist Church: The Rev.
Eugene Williams, pastor, returned
from Council Bluffs, Iowa, whore
he spoke ut the Beulah Baptist
church, and was also q speaker ut
the young peoples meeting at Des
Moines, Iowa, at COrinthiRn Bap-
list church, Of which DR.. @. W.
Robinson Is pastor. Joy Mccoy unit
cd with the church, and In a can
didate for baptism. In the absence
Of Rev. Williams, Frank Vust
spoke.
Sioux Falls college enrolment In
eludss Eva Jean Little, Council
Bluffs, Iowa; Holly Linder, former
q. l., and Rev. Eugene Williams,
pastor Of Pilgrim Baptist.
Mrs. Bea Hamilton has returned
home after q hospital eheck-up.
Little Eugene COakIsy. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice CoRkley,
spent day ut the hospital also for
q eheck-up.
Mrs. Al q. Frost was hostess 10
the Missionary society at her home
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woods were
the dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest BargeT on Sunday.
Mrs. Jerry Warren and her
daughter, Mrs. o. Meeks Of Huron,
8. D., are the house guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Bentley, 1927
N. Minnesota Ave. Mrs. Meeks II
well-known In the city. She IL q
graduate Of the Mitchell Beauty
school, and a talented musician.
Mrs. Meeks II the owner Of q beau
~ salon In Huron.
Mr.. and Mira. Walter Edgar left
for Mason City, Iowa, on Satur-
day, 70 be present at n family
gathering prior 10 the return Of
their grandson, Donald, 10 the serv-
Ice. Donald Ii the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burrell. They viii be gone
about q week.
Mrs. Fannie StaIllR, mother Of
Mrs. Luther Clark, returned to the
city after q short visit In Omaha,
Neb., where she was the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. Alma Williams.
The opening Of the football sea-
son brought out y large crowd.
Among those on hand were; Judaon
Phillips, Adrian TRlbert, Tommy
Anderson and Donald Smith.
The Junior Deba, with Mrs. DAN
lei Coates, supervisor, met Friday
at the YWCA. Eunice Tate II
president: Rose Marie McIIaurin,
vice president; Georgia Rose, Aeere-
N4Nyl SAHe HUuSFhoug uNabnEWTi
and Gwendolyn and GsorRiAnA
Tate, publicity COMMITTEES.
The I. I. &. met Friday, Sept.
Q at the YWCA. After their bust
ness meeting, q luncheon was served
by Mrs. ROaeannA Parker. The
meetings are scheduled for the hrst
and third Friday Of each month.
Mrs. J. StapletOR has returned
home after a Aeven-week vacation
which included many points Of in
terest. Mrs. Stapleton visited the
Bahal school ut GeyerBville, Calf,
and Long Beach, San Diego, and
stopped over at the home Of her
niece, Mrs. Frank Thompson, Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo.
Mrs. John Armstrong. who has
been IN the hospital. will return