Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25
Sioux Falls,
So. Oak.
Mrs. Oscar Bridgewater
G38 No. MINI. Ave.
Sioux Falls, So. Oak.

ConGR1tui1gtong % A3R. and Mrs.
Judson Phillips. 4I46 Fourth Ave,
Minneapolis, from Sioux Falls
group on the arrival Of Judson
Phillips, JT.
Vacation On Omaha: Mr., Earn
est Barger. 22l0 So. Summit Ave,
spent his vacation In Omaha. Ne
braskR, visiting relatives and
friends. Mrs. Nora Reynolds ac-
eompanied him back and 4 the
house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. ChaE.
Warden, 229 No. Trapp.
The Pilgrim Baptist Missionary
Society met at the home OF the
preAident, Mrs. Anna Burns, SITh
East Flfth Street, ON Monday.
Mrs Leonard williams Rr..
Mitchell. So, OAK. 10 the house
guest Of her brother and sister in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest BaFRer.
22i0 So. Summit Ave, for the
week end.
A birthday Party was held for
Robert Tate, 5 years Of age, ON
Saturday, June 10, with his moth
eT ~ hostess at their home, Ii27
North Dakota Ave, when 20 OF
his plAymates joined In the fun,
Among the games was q bubble
gum contest. Many gifts were re-
Theatre Party and Dinner; me
lie, Mrs. Hames Lee, president
held theatre party for the group.
Mrs. Robert Haynes. COL South
Willow Ave, was hostess At din.
ner TO the group following the
show.
Oyersesr y. r. TayIor. Church
OF God In Christ was In the city
as the guest Of the State Mother,
Mrs. Hattie Wheeler. 205 u North
Dakota Ave, for four days. Mr..
Taylor left 10 attend the Youth
Congress at San Francisco, Calf
Mr.. George Williams and Mr..
Norman Bacon were the dinner
guests Of Mrs. Hattie Wheeler
sunday afternoon Rt her home.
Mrs. H0Ftense Horn. 206JS No.
Dakota Ave, granddaughter of
Mrs. Hattie Wheeler, has been
confined 10 her home following
tooth eNtTactionA.
Infant son Of Mr.. and MIR.
Lawrence Dysart, 2I0 No. Dakota
Ave, who was q patient at the
Mckenna hospital. was brought
home Sunday and IL doing fine.
Their oldest daughter. Doris o
years Of age. Ia i'll at home under
care OF q physician.
Little Clarice Thomson, neVen
years OF age, the daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs. William Groif. 2I0 No
Dakota Ave. was o patient AZ the
Mekenna hospital last week with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Thomas Clayton, aI2 No.
Mablc Street, accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Georgia Rose Clay
ton, and Miss Euniee Tate. the
daughter Of Mrs. ,AFvilla Tate
] ~ No, Dakota Ave, left for At
Gibson, Kansas. TO attend the
funeral OF her brother-in-laW
Mrs. Clayton returned home Sun
day, but Miss Clayton and Miss
Tate win stay a. the houseRuests
OF Miss Clayton's aunt and uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George johnson, as
slsting them during the summer
81 their chicken ranch. Both OF
the girls are students Of Washing
ton High School.
WomenS Day AZ 80. Johns Bap.
fist Church, Rev. n. W. Bolts, Pas
tor. and Mrs. Harvey Bentley.
chairman on the fourth Sunday
with q guest speaker who will re-
turn with Rev. and Mrs. II. w.
Bolts and daughter. Sharon.
The 18Th birthday. On June Q,
was celebrated with q few youths
who dropped In 10 bring gifts and
good wishes 10 Miss Eunice Tate
at her home.
Mrs Mary \. REDEEM, Teacher
OF The Volunteer OF America Nur-
sery Home here, left on her vaca-
ton In Minneapolis 10 visit the
homes Of Rev. and Mrs. Bolts, Sr.,
Mrs. Lucille LEVELS, Mr.. and Mrs.
JudsOn Phillips and Mr.. and Mrs,
James Crowder.
Pilgrim Baptist Church, Rev.
Eugene Williams. Pastor. Sunday,
Text, Malachi 10; Subject: Faith
er's Day"
g. JONAS Baptist Church, Rev.
", w. Bolts, Jr,. pastor. Sunday,
in the absence OF Rev. and Mrs.
Bolts, Jr., and daughter, Sharon,
the pulpit was occupied by Rev.
and Mrs, Clark l. Gibbs. Rev.
Gibbs brought the morning mes