St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-15
Sioux Falls News
By Mrs. Oscar Bridgewater

Surprise Birthday PaFtyi On Aug
Z, Thursday, when Mrs. Melvin Smith
entered her home, 216 East 32nd St,
she was greeted by many friends
They had gathered at the invitation
of her husband to feliCitate her on
her birthday. Many beautiful gifts
were received, among them being a
birthday cake presented by Mrs. Al,
G. Frost. Out of town guest present
was Mrs. Clyde Branch, Houston,
Texas, cousin of Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.
Collins.
VaeatIOnIng in IOwai Mr.. Melvin
Smith on three weeks vacation left
Saturday with his family in a new
l947 car loaned by his employer,
executive of the John MorreH Co,
for Ottumwa and other points in
Iowa
G. I. Returned to CItyI Mr.. and
Mrs. Son Davenport ll26h No. Phil
lips Ave, plan to make Sioux Falls
their home. Mr.. Davenport was sta
toned here for one year and FIVE
employed at the McNeal Storage
Garage where he is now working as
a mechanic at the invitation Of the
company to return to work.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Woods, 312
West Third St, have as their house
guest. Mrs. Herman Wilson, Rock
ford, Ill.
The Bronze WOmen's Club, Mrs.
Melvin Smith, president, was enter
tanned by Mrs. Fred Beam on Mon
day at her home, 1904 East Sth St
Mrs. Leonard Williams, Mitchell, So.
OAK, member, was present.
Mrs. Beatrice Hamilton and Mrs.
J. h. WOOdsOn in charge of the pa
vilion, Lake Madison, So. OAK, were
in the city over the week END.
Mrs. ROsRnRR Parker was hostess
to the Needle Craft Club, Mrs. ArviIIa
Tate, president, at her home Thurs
day.
twenty Century Baseball Club, Mr..
Daniel Coates, manager, played the
DezOtell Grocery Store baseball team
and result was I to in favor Of the
Twenty Century boys.
summer COldSI Miss Barbara
Tate, 1927 No. Dakota Ave, and little
Bobby Tate are having the expert
ence.
Over sunday From Minneapolis,
Mr.. Judson Phillips was in the city
visiting his family.
Two Newcomers At the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore. 4O4 So
Willow Ave, are Mr.. Thomas Wright
who is employed at the Metx Bak-
ing Co. and Mr.. Herbert Robinson
employed at the Plymouth, De Soto
Co.
Mr.. John Armstrong, owner Of the
and A Paint & Body Co, which is
building, wTecking and repairing mo-
tors, reports that business Is very
good. His personnel has increased
to three with Mr.. Irvine Damores,
Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Katie ClemOns was the Sunday
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Bridgewater.
Pilgrim Baptist Church, Rev. Eu-
gene Williams, pastor, Sunday sub
ject: Pulling Out of Egypt" Visitor
was Mrs. Herman Wilson, Rockford,
Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred White have
moved into their apartment at ii5
No. Dakota Ave. Mr.. White is our
only shoe repaiTman. He was mar
rIed on Christmas day. Mr.. and Mrs.
white are the two ushers at St.
Johns Baptist church.
Sc. johns baptist Church, Rev.
81. Subject: Home OF the Sou. -
Mr.. Bass Booker, former deacon of
the church, reunited and fellowship
was given at the evening worship.
The reports of the clubs were made
with the Goodwill leading. At the
Sunday school, Mrs. Harvey Bentley,
president, the three girls, Gwendlyn
Tolbert Jane Anderson and Georgi-
anna Tate made an echo Of their stay
at Camp TeepeetOnka. The evening
subject: The Lord win Provide"
Weekly Punt Half the shadows in
life come from standing in your own
sunshine.
High Price Ram
An all-tme record price was paid
for a sheep when a Border-Leicester
ram sold for 1890
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