Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-06
SIOUX FALLS, 8. D. MOTIFS
Mrs. Oscar BridgewatsT,
6Ja No. MinneHOta Ave.

Oh NO. MINNESOTA Ave-
New Girl Arrival: Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred White, IFS No. Dakota
Ave, are the proud parents Of q
baby girl, Carol lone, born SatuF-
day at McKenna Hospital, Both
mother and daughter are doing
fine.
Mis- sylvia Booker, SIa No.
Minnesota Ave. left Sunday for
. government position Of Clerk
Typist In Treasury Department,
Office Of Collector Of Internal
Revenue, Aberdeen, So. OAK. Mlhs
Booker Il . June Warrington High
School Graduate. She was nc.
eompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Bass Booker who viii return home
after proper accommodations are
made.
LuStFa BIlk Permanent Waves:
Mrs. MeneT Greer, beautician and
owner Of Greer Beauty Salon,
1908 So. Phillips Ave, received .
LustTa Silk Permanent Wave Ger.
tificats last week after attending
The LouellA Beauty Mart, GB7
ROnd0 ST., 81. Paul, MINI. Mrs
Greer assisted with the demon
STATIONS and reports that since
her return home on Wednesday
she has received many appoint
menta for LIStra SILK Waves.
Minneapolis Visit: Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Smith. 1919 No. Phillips
Ave. and family accompanied BY
their house guests, Mrs. Smiths
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry
Davis motoFed 10 Minneapolis
over Wednesday Sightseeing, They
visited the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
JudSon Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs,
Davis left Thursday for their
home In Chicago, I'll.
Vacation In Topeka, Kansas.
Mrs Ruth Mcl.aurin and daugh-
ter. Rose Marie, Bi5 No. Main
Ave, left for q two weeks VRca-
ton visiting relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Smith, 3l6
East Sand Street received news
that Mr.. Smiths mother, Mrs.
William Smith. Keokuk, Iowa IL
very III.
Mrs. James Lee was the dinner
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
TOlaon Sunday at their home, 1903
West Ninth s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Bacon,
llb No. Dakota Ave, Apt. 0 en-
tertained at dinner Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs, ChaA. Smith and family
Mrs. william Harris, IFS No
Dakota Ave. Apt. 10 returned
home Friday after visiting Tela-
tives and friends ut Atlanta, Ga
and other nearby towns
Mrs. John Armstrong, River
view Heights, was hostess 10 The
Bronze WOmen's Club at the Com
munity Center. 7O2 East 9th ST.,
Monday. Prizes from the social
hour. Mrs. william Tolson. first,
Mrs. Melvin Smith. second; Mrs
jeff Watson. third, and BOBBY
10 Mrs. Leonard Williams. Nit
Chell, So. Oak. Guest prizes went
60 Mrs Marvin Price, Omaha,
Nebr. and Mrs, Johnning HildrUth,
Airport Cafe Picnic: Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Raabe, pTopTietOrA Of
the restaurant entertained all en-
ployeeS al q picnic. Saturday at
Wall Lake. The sports for the
day were bali games, roller Hkat-
ing and boAtriding.
Mrs. Mable Anderson. Omaha,
Nebraska IL the house guest Of her
sister, Mrs Eta Monkey, 9l5 No
Main Ave,
~. Johns Baptist, Rev. u. w.
Bolts, JT., Pastor, Sunday, August
I. Mr.. NJ. u. Bell, Deacon Of Zion
Baptist Church, Minneapolis. led
the devotionAls, Text for the
morning worship, Mathew B:3-
10, Matt. b:B.7. Matt. $50, Sub
iect Thy Kingdom Come" Rev.
Bolts stated that these are rich
words, words Of meaning That
We live In anticipation Of some.
thing" Visitors were Mr. Gerald
Brooks and Mr., Charles lsley.
Evening worship text, John
ass. Subject: The Christian HAT.
vest" Rev. Bolts stated that the
humanity needs are so great and
said what are We doing ~ Christ.
iRns." lie said that no situation IL
hopeless whom we present u 90
God through the throne Of prayer.
Man absolutely needs God 50 let
W live Cody in Christ Jesus"
The Lords Supper was admins
tered.