St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17
Sioux Falls, S. D.
News
By MRS. OSCAR BRIDGEWATER
63S n. Minnesota Ave.
Sioux Falls, S. ID.


Rev. l. c. Harris, pastor of ST.
Johns Baptist church, has received
and accepted church in Davenport,
Iowa, and will leave within the next
60 days. Mrs. Harris will accompany
him. She is a teacher at the nursery
school and will continue until they
are ready to leave the city. Rev.
Harris accepted the Sioux Falls
charge with the understanding that
he would stay until he received a
larger church. Many improvements
have been made during the nearly
two years, and Rev. and Mrs. Harris
will be greatly missed in the COM
munity.
Negro crew Of Ave stopped at Sioux
Falls airport this week. They chat
ted with Mr.. Robert Haynes, South
DakOta's only colOred pilot. about
their trip. They were en- route from
their home station at Lockbourne
field, Ohio, to the west coast. They
highly complimented the field and
the services they received from the
Joe Foss air service. They enjoyed
pilot was First 1t Daniel James and
the co-pilot Second 1t. VIM. G.
Carter.
Wedding shower fog NI.. AEdis
hostess at her home Thursday eve
ming in honor Of Miss Ardls Daley.
Miss Daley is a beauty operator
for Mrs. Robert Haynes at the Ryt-
terger's beauty, shop; Mrs; Theodore
Vaughn and Miss Georgia Clayton
were also invited guests.
Wedding At First Lutheran
Church: Among the guests attend
DALEY Sunday were Miss Eunice
Tate, Miss Georgia Clayton, Mrs.
Minnie Franklin. Mrs. Helen Haynes
and Miss Theodore Vaughn.
Miss sylvia Booker, Washington
aphpn1 student and member
Of the orchestra, was named the
orchestra librarian last week.
Football Contest Winneri Miss SyI-
via Booker received a SO prize in
ing shop for picking the winning
football team out OF "a teams to
win over the weekend.
Rev. Eugene Williams. pastor OF
Pilgrim Baptist church, and Mrs.
Bernice whitmire went by plane to
Sioux City, Iowa, to attend the
double wedding Of the two sisters,
the Misses Ruth and Ruby Harris,
Sunday afternoon at Mt. Olivet Bap-
Mr.. and Mrs. Joining Armstrong.
ll5 North Dakota Ave, left Friday
and spent the weekend at Sioux
city and were also guests at ths
wedding OF the Misses Ruth and
Ruby Harris, Sunday afternoon at
Mt oliver Baptist Church.
Farewell party for Mrs; Chas'
Woods: The Bronze Women's club,
Mrs. Melvin Smith, president, will
meet at the home OF Mrs. Ernest
Barger, 22l0 s. Summit Ave, Mon
day evening in honor of Mrs. Charles
Woods, who is leaving for Mobile,
Ala, this week.
ciety. Mrs. L. c. Harris, president
met at the home Of Mrs. Oscar
BridgewRter Friday evening. A study
OF the worker" and the discus
sion Of the DEVOTIONAL subject
Things That Make For Peace" in
round table talk was held. Rev
Harris made a report and the com
mittees reported. Refreshments were
served. The next meeting Will be at
the home Of Mrs Bass Booker.
The Needle Craft Club, Mrs. Ar
villa Tate, president. met at the
home of Mrs. Lawrence Dysart
Thursday afternoon in business
session.
The Junior Debs met Friday at
the home of Mrs. Daniel Coates, $40
N. Maple St, Friday evening. Elected
officers are Miss Jane Anderson,
president; Miss GeorgiRnna Tate,
bert, treasurer. Refreshments were
served and the group attended the
Washington high school and Huron,
S. Oak, football game. washington
high winning 20 to 0.
The BahaH meeting was held sun
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
John Drymon. Among the guests
present were Mrs Walter Edgar and
Mrs Jeff Watson.
Mr.. James LObInG, Evanston, ILL.,,
left Tuesday for his home after VS.
iting his sister, Mrs. Betty Murray,
who Is III.
Mr.. Tommy Anderson. son Of Mr..
and Mrs Virgil Anderson. sos West
Bailey St. returned from New York
City last week. While there he
studied engraving and Is now en-
plOyed at the machine at the Hor-
Miss barbara Tate. daughter Of
Mrs. Arvilla Tate, 1927 North Da-
kota Ave, received a letter from
her aunt, Miss Christine Tate, Minot,
n Oak. stating that she receives
copy Of the Minneapolis Spokesman
and enjoys news Of the former Fer
gus Falls, MINI, group now located
in Sioux Falls and the Twin Cities.
Miss Barbara Tate, the only Ne
gro girl to operate the elevator at
the Cataract hotel. was forced to
resign on account Of Illness.
One-yeAr-OId Linda DIanne, dauRh-
ter OF MT. and Mrs. Monroe Lotion,
celebrated her birthday at her home
with her grandmother. Mrs. Virgil
Anderson. and two Runts, Miss Jane
Anderson and Mrs. Eugene WelCher
and her baby daughter.
There was . rush among our group
to take part in the pheasant hunt
ing season and many were out Sun
day.
weekly Punt Take time to laugh
1t In the music Of the soul.