Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16
Sioux Falls,
So. Oak.
News
By MRS. OSCAR BRIDGEWATER
60 N. Minnesota Ave.

By MRS. OSCAR BRIDGEWATER
60 n. Minnesota Ave.
Nigh. Day In Sl0uz RaIia. So.
Oak, two weeks away, Sunday,
April 2Sth, when Zion Baptist
Church, Rev. II. W. BOttS, ST.,
win be the guest Of 81 John's
Baptist Church, Rev. II. w. Bolts,
JT, IN all day session ct the In
stallation services Of the latter.
Old Settler Passes: Mr.. William
Burns, SIS East 6th Street, passed
away at MeKsBna Hospital Sunday
afternoon. Funeral arrangements
not eompleted at this writing.
3Ath wedding Anniversary Cels-
bratsd; Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil An
deTson, sos West Bailey Street, en-
tsFtained at dinner In honor Of
their saith anniversary on April Q,
which was celebrated Sunday with
the family and . few close frienda.
High School Students Dance:
Among those attending the Mono
gram Dance Friday az the Coli
scum were Tommy Anderson, Rose
Marie MeLauFin, Donald Smith,
Sylvia Booker, Kenneth Anderson
and Georgia Rose Clayton.
The Needle Craft Club, Mrs. Ar
villa Tate, president, met nt the
home Of Mrs. Adrian T0lbart, 0a3M
No. Main Ave, Saturday, The
workings Of different designs In
Cut Work Il being made. Refresh.
msnts were served by the hostsss,
Mrs. TOlbeTt.
Mrs. Hattie WhssIer, Church of
God In Christ State Mother, re-
ports that much has been accom-
plished by the regular meeting held
at her home, 2O6h North Dakota
Ave.
Junior Dsbs Meet: Miss Jane
Anderson, president, held their
frBt nesting Of the season Friday
at the Y.W.C.A. after school. Plans
were outlined for . busy year.
Mrs. Edgar Pendelton, 933H
North Main Ave-, was hostess 20
the Sc. Johns Baptist Missionary
Society, Mrs. Walter Edgar, presi-
dent, which mssts Friday at her
home. Discussion Of April Devo-
tiOnals and topics In worker"
were discussed. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. ". W. Bolts, JF., was the
pianist and Eol0ist ut the Volun-
tcers Of America Nursery Home
Mothers Party Monday. Among
those present were Mrs. Walter
Edgar and Mrs. Oscar Bridge
water. Mrs. Mary y. REDEEM Il q
teacher at the Nursery. Mrs.
BridgeWateT tied In second prize
Of the game Of "COty."
So. Johns Baptist Church, Rev.
". ". Bolts, Jr.. pastor, Sunday,
April nth. Rev. Bolts brought 4
soul stirring and forcibls message
both At the morning and evening
worship. Prayer and thoughtful
ness were suggested for the family
Of Mr.. William Burns who passed
away, and also for Mrs. n. G. Col
Inns, a patient In the hospital who
Ia expecting 10 be home the first
part Of this week.
A report Of the Good win and
SmaTtsst club was made which was
tie. The committee, Mrs. Mener
Greer, Chairman on remodelinR the
dining room, was made. Mrs. Mel
win smith was named chairman Of
the dining room.
Miss Sylvia Booker, Senior Of
Washington High school and the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bass
Booker, 6l4 No. MINI. Ave-, was
one Of the three Soloista at the
annual concert Of the B7.plscs or.
ehestra at the Auditorium Thurs
day.
Donald Smith, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Smith. 2l6 East SIND
81, student at Warrington High
School. was named among twenty
one high sehoe! boys as . delegate
10 Aberdeen, s. D., Boys State
which will convene May 30 70 June
Pilgrim Baptist Church, Rev.
Eugene Williams, Pastor, Sunday,
April IS, Morning worship at the
church and . program rendered at
the evening worship at Hills, MINI.
Out Of town Vialtors for the
style show was Mrs. Leonard VII
bams, ST., who modelled q formal
and Mrs. Blaine Brooks Of Mitchell,
So. Oak.
Mt. OIIVEr RAPTIsF CnURCH
NHWN
Rev, y. G. whits's subject At the
morpIHW hour was The Church In
was found IN Acts Iath, Chapters 4.
2, 8 aud ~ versaa Now I knoW
~ a surety that Nha VaKA ~. .mas