Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17

Oakland, Calik., THIS week. CAMP
10 the Bronze Women Club, Mrs.
Beatrice Hamilton, president,
Monday Ut the Community Cen
ter. Winning prizes went to Mrs.
Hamilton, Mrs. jeff Watson, Mrs.
Y. c. Collins and BOBBY prize 20
Mrs. Tommy Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. C. Collins ae-
eompanied by Mrs, Anna Burns
motored TO Sioux City, Iowa over
Labor Day and was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brooks, SO.
Sioux, Nebraska and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Yarbrough, Sioux City.
Iowa.
willing Workers Club was or
gained at the Pilgrim Baptist
Church, Sunday with Mrs. Al. G.
Frost, president, Mrs. Robert
Hamilton, secretary. AZ the eve
ming worship. Mr.. Robert Hamil-
ton united with the church.
50. Johns Baptist Church, Rev.
II. W. Bolts. Jr.. Pastor, Sunday,
Sept. IL, Text, 81. John 3, sub
ject-"Spiritual Thirst" Among
the visitors were Mr.. NJ. z. Bell,
deacon Of Zion Baptist Church,
Minneapolis, Miss Juanita Tucker,
81. Paul, Miss Evelyn Beshears,
Omaha, Nebr., Mr.. Herbert Phyl.
lips, Wilbur Phyllips and Mr..
James Ware, Jr., all of Omaha,
Nebr., and Mrs. John Foley, Chi
cAgo. The evening worship was
well attended with the clubs re-
porting after the worship. The
Smart Set club leading.
Mrs. James Lee. ll27 No. Min.
nesOta Ave. spent Labor Day at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. Chas.
Bassett, 53l4 So. 29th St., Omaha,
Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Smith, 2lS
East Sand Street accompanied by
Mrs. Earnest Barger and Mrs.
Beatrice Hamilton left Monday
on q vacation In Omaha A. the
houseRuests of Mrs. Barger's
brother and sister in law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Price. 2a5l Burdette
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton,
Gas North Blauvelt Ave. left Mon
day for Chicago. 10 visit MIR,
HAmilton's mother, Mrs. Minnie
d. Hamilton who Ii Ill.
Mrs. MeneP Greer, beaatieian,
23OG So. Phillips Ave. returned
home Tuesday from Lincoln, Ne
braska as the houseguest OF her
sister. Mrs. A. ID. Taylor and her
niece. Winnie.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foley. Chi
caRo, arrived Saturday from Lin
coin, Nehr. as the houSeguest OF
Mrs. Mener Greer, Mrs. Greer Is
the sister Of Mr.. Foley.
Rev. Eugene williams, Pastor
the Pilgrim Baptist Church. Gao
East 5th Street. suffered an at
tack Of acute bronchitis. Sunday
requiring the services Of n ply
sician.
state Mother, Mrs. Hattie
Wheeler. Church Of God In Christ
reports that Sunday services
brought an echo from Brother
Giles Wells who returned from q
vacation in Kentucky at the home
Of his parents. Mrs. Grace Post
mon, Missionary was the speaker
for the evening,
a. n, Ministerial Alliance over
KiHO at l0:&S am. every Mon
day for rs minutes featuring q re-
liRious and educational program
brought Mrs. Eugene Williams,
main speaker In the absence OF
Rev. williams who was III, Rev,
Williams, pastor OF the Pilgrim
Baptist Church Is leader Of five
successive programs. Having rem
dered three, there remains two
more programs. In the past, Rev.
williams gave q serrnonette, Mrs.
williams gave readings and Mrs.
Earnest BargeF furnished the
background music. Mrs. williams
took charge Of the full IS minutes
In an able manner with prayer
followed by readings.
Mrs.. Lawrence DySaFtS guests,
her mother. Mrs. John Kelly. At
Crimson. Kansas, and her aunt
Miss Virgins Campbell LEFT for
their home last week. Miss Camp
hell was the first cousin OF Mrs
Virgil Anderson and had not seen
each other since Miss Campbell
was seven years Of age.
Mrs. Giles walls. 919 Ne Da-
kosa Ave, has enrolled ~ q stu
dent al the Sioux Falls Beauty
Academy.
AaP. GseFKe Williams. 391S 80.
Isa b stopping a the home Of
Mrs. Hattie Wheeler. 1854 No.
Dakota Ave. for The present Mr..
williams home was destroyed by
fire recently. Mr.. williams who
IL blind had left his home around
IS minutes earlier for q meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Harris. MS Ne.
Dakota Ave. entertained at din
ner Monday, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Armstrong.
RichAra AaaeeR. Saa % MFA
Ruby MaceR, Mason City. Iowa.
returned home after . vacation
trip at the home Of his grand
a