Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-13
Sioux Falls,
So. Oak
News
BY MRS. OSCAR BRIDGEwATER
$50 N. Minnesota Ave.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Al q. Frost, SIS
No. Minnesota Ave-, entertained ct
their home at q get-togsther social
Saturday. Among the guests pres
Snt were Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Vaughn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. c. Collins, Mrs.
Fred Beam, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Smith, Mrs. Beatrice Hamilton, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Teal. Refresh
msnts were served by the hostess.
Mrs. Beatrice Hamilton, msnnRsF
Of the Community Center, 702 East
9th st., entertained on Thursday
In honor Of Mrs. Marvin Price,
Omaha, NSbF. Mrs. Price In ths
siatsr-in.laW Of Mrs. Earnest Bar.
ger, 22l0 So. Summit Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. JET Watson, lis
North Dakota Ave, entertained In
honor OF Rev. and Mrs. n. W.
Bolts, Jr., and Mrs. James Martin
at dinner FRIDAY at their home.
PiiETim baptist Missionary So
clsty met at the home Of Mrs. Al
q. Frost with the president. Mrs.
Anna Burma, presiding. The cleo
tion NJ officers vas held. hlling
vacancy Of vice president with Mrs.
Katie Clemm0ns and Mrs. Al q.
Frost ~ assistant secretary.
Last week Mrs. Daniel Coates re-
csivsd . letter from Mrs. Eileen
Southern (JaekSOn), formerly resi-
dent who lived and attended the
public school here. She Ii now dean
81 Music at orangsburg. South
Carolina, stating she won over IL
contestants In q contest for inatrue-
tors ut Atlanta. Ga. A. winner she
played at Carnegie Hall, New York,
on Jan. 18th.
style SHOW Thursday before Eaa-
ter AZ the 81. Johns Baptist Church
which will be under the supervision
Of the Church Club. Mrs. Melvin
Smith, president,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar PeRdlstoa,
99Sh No. Main Ave. entertained
1t dinner Sunday. Among the
guests were Rev. and Mrs. II. w.
Bolts, JP., and daughter. Sharon,
Mr.. and Mrs, William Toison, and
son Bentley JAco, and Mrs, James
Moore.
Thomas Payne Society met Fri.
day and among the members pres
ent were Mr.. James Monkey, 9ib
No. Main Ave-.
The Junior Debs. Miss Jane An
derSon. president, met At the home
% Miss Gwendolyn Talbert Friday,
whore the plans for the year were
outlined.
Mr.. Kenneth Anderson. student
at Washington High School. was
the high point student IN the basket
ball game between the BrOokings
Bobcats and Washington High
School Thursday night Washing
ton won 40-Ss In the second over
time period.
Pilgrim Baptist Church. Rev. Ra-
gene Williams, pastor. Sunday, Feb.
T. Morning worship subject, "whsn
Little Things Do Big Jobs. /" Visitors
were Mrs. Theodore Vaughn and
Mrs. william Harris.
81 JsAN Baptist Church. Rev
u, W. Bolts, Jr.. pastor. Sunday.
Fob, z. Morning worship subject,
"Beatitndes." The B.YP.U., Miss
GwendolYn Tolbert, president, was
well attended on sub eet Of "Dslin-
quency. whether greater among the
boys or Eirls," After discussion
Rev, Botts pointed out 10 the classes
that the Evangelism Of the world
with the group feeling their per-
sonAl responsibility 20 their God IN
the place where they were would
solve the problem. Dr.. and Mrs, John
l. BARTON were present. Or. Barton
said that when young people and
older ones, too, received the grace
81 God In their hearts that these
problems win b solved. The eve
ming worship with Rev. Bolts, Jr,
~ master 81 ceremonies, presented
pr. BARTON. Who with the assistance
% Mrs, Barton showed pictures on
the screen 81 their trip a. delegates
to the Worlds Congress % Copsn.
hagen. Denmark Of July, ist7. A
sermon on the conditions Of the
people was Rivsn and each Auxili-
airy pledged and gave 800 each
a. their part On th6 friendship
train. A silver offering was also
taken 10 be turned In - their Anan.
eiAl part from the church. Music
was furnished by the assistant
pianist, Mr., Melvin Saith. sl6 East
sand Street
MrN James Moose IT'S Meth
Dakota Ave-, was Raeat solcist a
the Ladies Aid Sceisty % the homo
~ . member % the west 500
Church Wednesday.
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