Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09
Sioux Falls,
So. Oak
News
By MRS. OSCAR BRID0EwATEn
coo N. Minnesota Ave.

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81, Johns Baptist Church Fash.
Ion RSvusi Brought . cit up and
take notice Of that New Look" BY
models 10 q capacity crowd We'd
Baeday evening NJ 81. Johns Bap-
list Church with Mrs. Melvin
Smith, President Of the Church
Club, AZ announcer. The program
opened with Mr.. Melvin Smith as
pianist with the children under Ave
displaying their suits, dresses and
coats, The ladies' followed by latest
creation Of house and brunch coats.
cotton fashion house fToekA, suits
u tailored black, navy, green. gold
and brown ensemble. afternoon and
ell day prints, crepe, bAllsTiRa
style and foTmAla. The latest fash.
Ions for the men were displayed
BY Mr.. Alfred White, Donald Smith
and Mr.. James Morley. FOrty-two
different styles were warmly 70.
eeivsd by all. Following the Style
show, the Tom Thumb Wedding
with MrA. VI. W. Bolts, Jr., in
charge WAS spectacular with the
bride. Shirley TOibert and brides
maids. the two small daughters Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Coates carry
ing real flowers, The flowers were
furnished by StFoRg's florists. Vo-
cal numbers were offered by Misses
Sylvia Booker, hoae Marie Me-
LAurtn and the program was closed
by Mrs, Beatrice Hamilton, man
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singing The End Of the Day"
4 social period followed In the
dining room Of the church with
MFa. Robert Scales IN charge.
Mrs. ". w. Isatta. JT.. took part
In the pageant including the differ.
ent countries At the Presbyterian
Church. Rev Clarence W. Adams,
pastor, Thursday afternoon. Lunch
con preceded the pageant.
Lie, Mrs. James lee, Pres.
met Friday IT the Y.W,C.A. with
Mrs. Alfred White, hostess. Fol
lowing the business session prizes
were given.
Miss sylvia BooksF, ell Ne
MINI. Ave. sang during the inter.
mission Of Jeans style show al the
Hollywood Theatre AZ the 7:ls and
g!tb style attractions Monday
night.
Mr.. william Tolmou. lT0a West
9th Street, left Monday for . zen.
sral check up al the Veterans hoa.
pitAl, Lincoln. Nebraska.
Mrs. v. {. Collins, 1894 East sth
Street, was taken suddenly IN Fri.
day morning and was rushed 10
Mcksnna hospital. Mrs. Collins al
this writing u much improved.
Minneapolis Day In sloRN Falls.
So. Oak. 2ion baptist Church. Rev.
u. W. Batts. sTs pastor and
Church guest Of Sc. Johns Baptist
Church, Rev. n. W. Bolts, Jr.. pas
tor, In installation services Just
three weeks away--April 20.
Mra. verAlw Freeman. tiB No.
Dakota Ave-, was taken III Sunday
and required the aid Of = physician.
but " much better nj this writing.
Rev, EuEeae Williams, pastor Of
the Pilgrim baptist Church. and
his choir rendered masic &C the
services % the City Temple Sunday
evening, A. the morning worship,
services were conducted at the
church,
st. Johns Baptist Church. Rev.
II, w, Bolts, IT,, Pastor. morning
wOFahip suhiect "rhe MiEpah" and
the evening worship subject. Com
munion," The Lard'a supper was
given. Rev. Bolts. Ir., sang o solo.
"Shine On Me" accompanied by
Mr. Melvin Smith, Two visitors
were present The B.f.T.u,, Miss
Gwendlyn Tolhsrt, Pres, with
Rev. Rotta, as Bible reader and
Mr.. Alfred White. captain 81
Group No. Z, leading with subject,
"a Closer Walk"
The RrsaRe wemea Clah Mrs..
Melvin Smith, president, met al
The Community Center, Monday
with Mrs. MeasP Greer a. hostess.
A social hour followed delightful
Fsfreshmshts served by the host
saa
MFA James Kelly, AteAisaa.
Kansas, mother Of Mrs. Lawrence
pySaTt, 2lp No. Dakota Ave. ar.
rived Sunday for an Ind@hhits stay.