St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-02
Sioux Falls News
BY MRS. OSCAR BRIDGEWATER

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with the Rev. L. c. Harris as the
main speaker, met at the Pilgrim
Baptist church. Those appearing on
the program were: Mrs. Bea Ham
ilton, soloist and pianist; Mrs. l..
c. Harris, soloist, accompanied by
Miss Lucy Ashley; Mrs. William
Smith, who spoke; the Rev.
Williams and Elder Phillips, pray
er and scripture-reading; a trio
consisting Of the small daughter of
Elder and Mrs. Phillips accom-
panied by two neighbor children,
and Mrs. Mener Greer, who read
the scripture. Two visitors were
Miss Fingerlin, Bahai teacher, and
Mrs. Viola Young Of Yankton,
S. D., sister Of Rev. Williams, pas
tor Of the Pilgrim Baptist church.
The Union meeting which takes
place on every fourth Sunday, will
be held the fourth Sunday in Au-
gust with St. Johns Baptist church
as host.
Mrs. Sherman Taylor has return
ed from Chicago where she visited
her daughter and sOn-in-lay, DR..
and Mrs. Roscoe C. Giles. Enroute
home she visited in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Coates have
returned home from a visit to Mis-
souri,. While in St. Louis, Mo-, they
visited relatives of Mr.. Coates. En-
route home they visited relatives of
Mrs. Coates in Streeter, III. Two
nieces Of Mrs. Coates accompanied
the couple home for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. T. Williams have
moved into their home at 925 North
Blauvelt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Barger have
moved back into their home after
having il remOdeled. They resided
at the New Units during the re-
modelling. They NAV be reached at
22l0 So. Summit Ave.
Mr.. Harold Blaine Brooks, Jr.,
former Navy man, who lost his
eligibility papers for G. |. rights,
was in the city; with the assistance
Of Mr.. Harvey Bentlev heading the
committee Of our group here, he
was soon on his way with the
proper credentials. While in Sioux
Falls, he was the houseguest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bentley. Mr..
Brooks lives in Mitchell, So. Oak.
His brother, Lionel Brooks, was also
visiting here as the guest Of Bent
ley JacO.
The four boys soon to leave for
camp at Big Stone City are: Bent
ley Jaco, Wallace Anderson, Maur-
ice Tate and Alonzo Smith. They
will be gone for ten days.
Among the many dinners given
in honor Of Rev. and Mrs. William
Smith during Rev. Smiths vacation
and the completion of his research
work at the University Of South
Dakota, was a cafe dinner with
Mr.. James Monkey as host, on Sat-
urday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey Bentley, accompanied by Mrs.
James Lee, entertained the Smiths
at a dinner at their home. Rev.
Smith, who completes his work on
August 3, will return to Penn
sylvania where he has accepted a
position with the Northern Baptist
convention.
Mr.. JudsOn Phillips motored to
the Twin Cities on business for the
Davis Tailor shop where he is en-
ployed.
The Rev. L. c. Harris, pastor of
St. Johns Baptist church, motored
to Minneapolis, Monday, on bust
ness.
The familiar name is Camp Te-
peetOnka, Big Stone City, S. D.,
where the YWCA girls are spend
ing their ten days in twos, Jane
Anderson with Rose Marie Nc
Laurin, and upon their return,
Georgia Ann Tate and Gwendolyn
Talbert with Maxine Bounds, who
is visiting here from Chicago. Next
week, Georgia Clayton and Eunice
Tate will leave for ten days at Big
Stone City. Miss Sylvia Booker.
music counsellor, will stay at the
camp until August 8, at which time
the boys will go.
0UT-OF-TOWN VISITORS: Mr..
Sidney Anderson, formerly of Fer
gus Falls, Mimi, but resident of
Minneapolis since his discharge
from the service, was in the city Wis.
iting his sister, Mrs. Arvilla Tate
and family. Miss Barbara Tate and
Mrs. Ruth Coakley Of Minneapolis,
were in the city visiting relatives
and friends. Mr.. William Avery of
Minneapolis, visited here several
days. The Misses Gretta Darlene
and Gloria Monkey of Streeter, Ill.
are here visiting friends and rela.
tives.
MIR. and Mrs. Judson Phillips and
family went to Lubbock, Texas, to
attend the funeral of an aunt. On
their return visit, they stopped over
IN Atchinson, Kansas, to visit Mr.
Phillips father.
Mrs. Hattie Wheeler, state moth.
er Of South Dakota, will leave for
Kansas City, Milwaukee and For,
est City Ark, for two or three
week stay.
Mrs. Jayne NJ. Stapleton, form.
erly of Minneapolis, but now resid.
ing here, has left to visit her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. c. Wilbert in Los Angeles
Calf. Enroute, Mrs. Stapleton ex.
poets to visit San Francisco. and
attend the Bahai summer school nj
Geyersville, Calf. On her return
trip, she will stop off at Colorado
Springs to visit niece, Mrs.
William Thompson. Mrs. Stapleton
expects to be away about two
months.
st. Johns Baptist church con-
gregation was glad to welcome the
daughter and son Of the Rev. and
Mrs. Harris in church, Sunday. The
Bible and club report meeting will
be conducted on Thursday. The Jun.
Tor choir, under the supervision of
Mrs. l.. c. Harris, will meet
Wednesday. Much enthusiasm was
shown by the young people, who
will alternate at the service with
the senior choir. A surprise dinner
and on-the-shelf present was held
at the church for Rev. and Mrs,
Harris on Tuesday evening.
Some of the gracious hostesses
Tor this month include: the Mes
DANES William TolaoD TuIso,