Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-24
Sioux Falls, s. ID.
News
BY Minerva Bridgewater
$50 No. MINI. Ave,

49, tNN"b NASGSANg0s AAIbs ~ -
Bell, Minneapolis, MINI, wife Of
Deacon Ball. Zion Baptist church,
Minneapolis, and also q worker at
the 81. Johns Baptist, Sioux Falls
when of duty In the city, died re-
Gently. Mrs. Bell will be remem-
bered by the members here a.
our guest speaker on the women's
day program and we extend our
deepest sympathy TO the family.
Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Bolts, Jr.,
and baby daughter, Sharon, and
Mr.. and Mira Harvey Bentley left
Sunday after morning services 20
be present at the funeral which
was scheduled 20 be Monday.
Sept. Youth M0nth--When Miss
Ruth Eulah Craig. with two years
Of college 10 her credit, enrolls
Monday at AuguStana College,
majorIng in science, our youths
will be represented in both Of the
colleges Of the city. Miss Craig Is
residing at the home Of Mrs. Me
ner Greer. 2308 Phillips Ave.
Among our youth we sing
praises Of Eugene Williams, 10
years Of age, who has a bank &C
count Of two figures made posi-
bic by working this summer earn.
ing 800 q day. Eugene Is the son
Of Rev. and Mrs. Eugene VIII
liams.
Among the youth at college en-
ployed at the Sioux Falls Air
Base Cafe are Wilbur and Her
bert Phillips and James Ware,
Jr. Tommy Anderson Is employed
rs engraver at the HoTwitz Jewel
ry Store.
New Residents located and en-
ployed: Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Martin
have moved into Apt. No. IL, IFS
No. Dakota Ave. Mrs. Martin is
employed at the Air Base Cafe,
and Mr.. Martin as night watch
man, Cataract Hotel Cafe. Mr.
and Mrs. Joining Mccain have
moved into Apt. No. Q, lis No.
Dakota Ave. Mrs. Mccain and
daughter are employed at the Air
Base Cafe and Mr.. Mccain will
enter the employment at the Metz
Baking Co.
New Subscriber 10 the Mpls,
Spokesman Is Mrs. c. II. Martin,
lis No. Dakota Ave.
Dinner Guest Sunday: Mr.. J. n,
Sioux City. Iowa, Grand Master
Of the Masonic Lodge was in the
city Sunday rs guest Of Mr., and
Mrs. Alfred White and baby,
Carolyn Iona.
I.C., Mrs. James Lee, Pres,
met at the Y,W.C.A. Friday with
Mrs. Daniel Coates, hostess. Win
ming prizes went 20 Mrs. Adrian
Tolbert and Mrs. Ruth McLaurin,
Mrs. James Monkey. BIS No,
Main Ave, was hostess to the
Federated club. Mrs. Harvey
Bentley. Chairman, Thursday at
her home. Two new members
were Mrs. Bass Booker and Mrs,
H. w. Bolts, Jr.
Mr.. James Monkey and his Op-
orators, Mrs. James Lee. Mrs.
James Monkey, Mrs. Adrian Toll
bert. accompanied by Miss Vivian
Byrd mOtoTed TO Omaha Tuesday
to be present at the Lustrasilk
New Hair permanent demonstra-
ton. The Monkey Salon was
closed for the day. The group re-
turned Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. E. Collins, 1904
East 9Th street, entertained at
dinner Sunday for Mr.. and Mrs.
Yarbrough, Sioux City. Iowa.
Pilgrim Baptist church, Rev.
Eugene Williams, Pastor: Two
visitors for the morning worship
was Mr.. Wilbur Phillips and Miss
Evelyn BeshearS. The brother
hood Of the Church met Saturday
at the parsonage. Union meeting
with the Church Of God is in the
evening
ST. Johns Baptist Church. Rev.
H. W Bolts, Jr. Pastor brought
an inspiring message at the morn
ing Worship. Al the evening wor
ship Church Club. Leader, Mrs
Melvin Smith was in charge. In
spirational Music played by Mr..
Melvin Smith. Scripture reading
by Mrs. james Lee. Prayer by
Mr. Henry Martin. Guests were
Misses Nell Larson and Joyce
HartZcll, students at the Sioux
Falls College. The meeting closed
With a social in the dining room Of
the Church.
Church Of God in Christ: Mrs,
Hattie Wheeler. State Mother
brought the message, subject
Prayer Changes Things. A large
gathering was present
Mr.. and Mrs, Melvin Smith. 2l6
East Sand Street and Mrs. Earnest
BarEer and Mrs. Beatrice Hamil-
ton returned from Omaha after a
sightseeing trip and visiting rela-
tives and friends followed by the
shopping tour on Friday.
Word received from the hunters
that the party OF DR.. Freeman
Johnson. Chicago. Ill, will be
here, the tirSt day that non-reSi-
dent hunters can hunt and viii
stay at their regular home, the
horne of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
BTidgewater.