Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02
Sioux Falls,
So. Oak
BY Mrs. Oscar BTidgswatsT,
e3S No. MINI. Ave,
Sioux Fails, So. Oak.

StsAA @tAAF w. A@As
Mr.. Waiter Edgar, us No. IA.
kota Ave, who was q patient a.
the Sioux Valley hospital, re-
turned home Thursday and IL re-
ported doing well -
MS. geT Watson, tS5 No. DakO.
u Ave. who Is on his two weeks
vacation. spent the day at the
Spirit Lake with Mrs. Watson who
was assisting al the GFahafn'a
wedding and the remaining week
visiting friends Ut Dies MoinsB,
Iowa, Both Mr.. and MFa. Watson
returned home Wednesday.
MRS. Nora RsynoIas. Onsaha,
Nebraska. . well known former
resident 0f Sioux Falls, 10 dividing
her time NJ the different homes
during heT stay. Mr.. and Mrs. I'd.
gar PendletofI, e33l1 No. Main
Ave. were her host and hostess
for several days and at the pres.
ent Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest BaTRer,
22i0 So. summit Ave. have her
- their guest, Many homes look
forward for . visit from her.
ME. and Mrs. Earnest BaEReF
have ~ their guest Mrs. Leonard
Williams. Mitchell, So. Dakota,
the sister u Mr.. BaTReT, who will
stay over for the meeting OF the
Bronze WOfnen's Club at the home
~ Mrs, Theodore Vaughn, 30S So.
Willow Ave. ON Monday. Mr..
Leonard Williams, Jr., Post Ad-
visor Of Boy Scout Troop ST..
Mitchell, 40. OAK. accompanying
the boys 10 camp, stopped over
for . short visit Sunday with his
mother.
Mrs. James Zee assisted By Mira.
Adrian T0ibert, will be in charge
Of the MoNley Beauty Salon while
Mr and Mrs. James 4 Monkey are
on their 10 days honeymoon trip
through Illinois and Minnesota.
Returned from vacation are Mr..
and Mrs, Melvin Smith. 2IB East
Sand b.. and their two sons from
o week stay In Iowa visiting Fela-
tivcs and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scales
have moved Into their new apart
ment al Ii5 No. Dakota 81
30 yehn's Baptist ChnFeh, REV.
u, w. Bolts, Jr.. Sunday, June a,
Morning service Text, Luke ais.
] -, subject Christ Of the Common
Road" Visitor for the day, Mrs.
NJ. v, Bell, guest speaker for the
evening Women's day program A.
the evening worship q devotional
period with numbers presented
by the women was followed by
the message by MIRA NJ y, Bell,
Minneapolis. Mrs Harvey Bent.
ley was chairman.
Mrs Bell, q member Of the Zion
Baptist Church. and q civic work
er. brought q fine message with
the subject Improving Life and
the Part We as Women Can Play
In that Improvement"
Pointing out characters such rs
Ruth. Esther and Deborah and
others, she said the Time for ua
IL Now, the Present. She stressed
that our kit should contain the
necessary tools ON hand, pTepaT.
ing better lives Out text book
should be- the Bible. Teacher, the
Lord.
Mrs. Bell told story on putting
iirSt things FIRST. Telling the WON
en- 10 tlnd their place and fill IL.
Ending with the thought that Life
Ia a gift 10 be used every day,
A Total Of Si3s, 10 was turned In.
Rev, Bolts, Jr,, extended eongrai.
ulRtiuns % the newly married
couple. Mr.. and Mrs James T.
MoNley who were present,
Miss sylvia Booker, daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs Bass Booker. 8iA
No, MINI. Ave. left Saturday for
weeks visit az the home OF her
uncle and aunt At Topeka. Kan.
sas, Mr. and Mrs, A. A. PettinRcT,
and also with other relatives and
friends.
ST. JSaRs Baptist sIi<sissGEy