Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-15
Sioux Falls News
BY Mrs. Oscar BridEswatsr

saFpriss BIFthday Party on Aug
7, Thursday, when Mrs. Melvin Smith
entered her home, 2iS East S2nd ST,
abe was greeted by many friends.
OF her husband to feIicItats her on
her birthday. Many beautiful gifts
were received, among them being =
birthday cake presented by MTh. Al,
o. Frost out OF town guest present
was Mrs. Clyde Branch, Houston,
Texas. cousin Of Mr.. and Mrb r., c.
Collins
yasattOnInK In I@vsaI Mr.. Melvin
Smith on a three weeks vacation left
saturday with his family In new
l9t7 car loaned by his employer.
executive Of the John MorrelI Co.
for Ottumwa and other points In
Iowa
q. 1. R-turned 60 CnyI Mr.. and
Mrs Son Davenport, lI2sA No. Phil
lips Ave. plan to make Sioux Falls
their home Mr., DaN NEWPORT was sta.
toned here for one year and hye
months and during his day on was
employed at the MCNeal Storage
Garage whore he IL now working Rs
a mechanic at the invitation Of the
company to return TO work
Mr.. and Mrs. ChRs. Woods, Ji2
West Third 81, have as their house
guest, Mrs. Herman Wilson. Rock
ford, III
rae Bren.- wom~R's CIsS. Mrs
htlNu SHlthr president, was enter
talned by Mrs. Fred Beam on Mon
day at her home, 1904 East sth 81
Mrs. Leonard Williams, Mitchell. so
OAK. member. was present.
Mrs. beatrice HamiIGoa and Mrs
J r. wOodsOn in charge of the pa
Vilion, Lake Madison, So. OAK. were
ia the city over the week end
Mr.. ROaaRRa Parker was hostess
Ia the Needle Craft club, Mrs ArVlila
Tate. president. at her home Thurs
day.
rweaty CeatuTy Baseball CIuh, Mr.
Daniel Coates manager, played the
beEOtsll Grocery store baseball team
and result was Z to J In favor Of the
Twenty Century boys
Summer C0ldsI Miss Barbara
Tate. ll2l No, Dakota Ave, and little
Bobby Tate are having the expert
ence.
Over saaaaJI From Minneapolis,
Mr. Judson Phillips was In the city
Visiting his family.
I've Newcomers At the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs James Moore. lOI So
Willow Ave, are Mr.. Thomas Wright
Ing Go, and Mr.. Herbert Robinson
employed at the Plymouth, DE Soto
NJ. JOAa Armstrong. owner Of the
A and A Paint a Body Co. which Ia
building. WrsCkInE and repairing mo-
| tors, reports that business IL very
good. His personnel has Increased
:" three With NJ irvine DamoTeE.
Kansas city. Mo.
Ma Katie ClemSms was the Sunday
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Osca
| BTIdKsWAtsT.
PIiEFtI BaptIst CAareA, Rev. Eu-
gene Williams, pastor, Sunday sub
ject: Pulling Out OF Egypt" Visitor
was Mrs. Herman Wilson, Rockford,
Illinois
Mr.. and ms. Alfred white have
moved into their apartment at rs
No. Dakota Ave, Mr.. white 10 our
| only shoe repairmRn. He was mar
ried on Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs.
white are the two ushera at st
Johns Baptist church.
81 JSARNs baptist CAarrAI Rev.
l. 4, Harris, pastor. Text 3nd Cor
81 Subject. Home Of the Soul 90
Mr.. Bass Booker, former deacon of
the church, reunited and fellowship
was given at tho evening worship.
The reports % the clubs were made
With the Goodwill leading Al the
sunday school, Mrs Harvey Bentley.
president, the three girls, uwendIyn
TuibeTt, Jane Anderson and GeorEi-
anna Tate made an echo Of their stay
at Camp Teepestonka The evening
subject The Lord WIN Provide
weekly PaRI Half the shadows In
| ire come from standing In your own
sunshine