Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-30
Sioux Falls,
So. Oak.
News
BY MRS. OSCAR BRIDGEwATER
639 N. Minnesota Ave.

Rev. Bolts. IT,, Continues Study |:
Rev. n. w. Bolts, Jr., pastor Of
Sc. Johns Baptist Church and for.
fiier student at Nebraska UnivsT.
sity, Lincoln, Neb., enrolled Mon.
day at the Sioux Falls College IN
classes Of Christian education In
pursuance Of his theological degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Foster, for.
msrly Of Sioux City, Iowa, who
were employed at the new air field
base, left the city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Teal are nov
To0ming At the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Al G. Frost, 6I6 No. Mime
sofa Ave.
Mrs. Chas. n. Warden. Hostess
10 the Pilgrim Baptist Church Mis-
sionary Society on Tuesday at her
home, 220 North Trap 81. The
study Of the Worker" was dis
eusaed.
Pilgrim baptist Church. Rev.
Eugene Williams. Pastor. Sunday,
Jan. 2b. Al the morning worship,
Mr.. Earnest Bargsr united with
the church. Visitor was Mrs. Fred
Teal.
Mrs. Eugene williams, wife oi
Rev, Williams. was IN at her home
last week but IL up at present.
Community Center, Mrs. Beatrice
Hamilton. Manager. 702 East 9Th
Street, was the recipient Of four
pillows from the Federated Club,
Mrs. Harvey Bentley, chairman.
Youth night Friday Of each week
with supervisor, Mrs. Daniel
Coates, have made an outline for
the Fun" to be, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. II. Warden and Mr.. and Mrs.
4. Gardner enjoyed q wonderful
dinner with the manager ~ hostess.
Mr., and Mrs. James Grow der,
Minneapolis, formerly ~ this city,
were here last week on a pleasure
and business trip over Sunday.
while In the city they renewed the
friendship Of many.
state Beard Of Education En-.
ployeo: Mrs, Daniel Coates, $40
North MAble ST., win speak each
Tuesday At the public schools TO
the teen ayers on well Groom
ing"
~. Johns Baptist Missionary So.
ciety with Mrs. Walter Edgar.
president. met at her home with
Mrs, JeH Watson, hostess. The
study Of the worker with Mrs.
James Moore, subject, Service. "
and topic, what the RuNInes.
Of the Christian Church." by Mrs,
u, w. Bolts, Jr. Devotional sub.
jet, "a Great Revival In a Single
Night" Mrs. Harvey Bentley and
Rev, Bolts, IT.; devotional, 'fTwn
Ways % Living" by Mrs. Oscar
hridEewatsr. Topic, Friends
Make Them--Keep Them" by Mrs.
William FOLSOM. 4 social hour was
spent in the apartment Of Mrs..
JET Watson.
St. J0hR's baptist Church, Sun.
day, Jan. IS, Rev. n. W. Bolts, J,
A. the morning worship the name
Of Mr., Jet Watson was received
as q candidate for baptism and at
the evening worship, Mr.. Daniel
Coates united as a candidate for
baptism. Tho B.Y.P.U. was well At
tended. The 50. Johns Missionary,
Society. Mrs Walter Edgar with
Mrs. Oscar BFidgewAteF, mistress
az ceremony Of the program com.
mitsee. preceded the sermon on
Missionary Needs by Rev. Bot,s
JT. Mrs. VI. W, Bolts. Jr., PLAYED
soft music and was the pianist Tor
the society with Mr.. Melvin Smith.
assistant pianist, playing for the
church services. 4 duet by Mrs
II. W, Bolts and Mrs. James Moore,
an echo % the Missionary and RIhls
COnferVnes by Mrs. Oscar Bridge.
water; A talk and an appeal ~ |
the president. Mrs. Walter Edgar:
the Gospel Sineers--Mr. Daniel
Coates, Mr., John Armstrong, Mr.
Norman BACON and Mr.. Theodore
Vaughan brought faur NUMBER
which brought memories 20 All
The harmony and the team work
vas Tho Inspiration The meet.
ing ended with q two minute Silsr, /
prayer. Rev. Bolts, Jr.. brought a
toreihle message Of hope and the
need Of al the Christians taking an |
AetivS part In the Mission. Mr..
Tommy Andersoa rendered . Solo
Rev, VI. w. RsttS Jr. attpadpi !
the Ministerial Alliance al the stats |
otfics when q study 81 EvAnRSlism I
on . World Wide Basis Was cut
lined. Mrs. ". W, Botta. Jr. at |
tended q meeting % the Minister |
Stves at the homo of Mrs. Earnest |
Smith.
TIE sleetioa q SaSeSsa fer the
win " On this Friday
svsnlng. TIE names az the OtRicers /