St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05
Sioux Falls,
So. Oak.
News
By MRS. OSCAR BRIDGEWATER
500 N. Minnesota Ave.

Council Social Agencies Meet:
The Community Center, Mrs. Bea-
trice Hamilton, manager, 7O2 East
9Th street, was hostess to the mem
bers on Monday at a dinner fol-
lowed by a program. Around forty
persons were present at the gath
ering.
Mr.. Harvey Bentley, 1927 No.
Mimi. Ave, was host to the st.
Johns Baptist Brotherhood meet
ing at his home on Monday week.
Mr.. Melvin Smith is president.
Miss Augie Dial, Minneapolis,
pianist, is residing at the Booker
T. Washington Center, 702 East
Sixth street, and is now filling an
engagement at Western Ho Club.
Mrs. Al G. Frost, SIG No. MINI.
Ave, was indisposed for several
days after the extraction of tooth.
Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Williams,
115 No. Dakota Ave, spent Sunday
at Waterloo, Iowa, where Rev. Will
liams spoke to the young people
of Antioch Baptist Church, Rev.
Samuel Davis, Pastor.
NAACP Local Branch will meet
Thursday at the YWCA with Mrs.
j. Stapleton, President, presiding.
An echo Of the meeting at Des
Moines, Iowa, by Mrs. Daniel
Coates will be heard.
Mrs. James Martin, hostess to
the St. Johns Missionary Society
on Friday at the home Of Rev. and
Mrs. H. W. Bolts, Jr., 1926 No. Min
nesota Ave. Was enjoyed by all.
The discussion Of the worker" de-
votional and topics for latter part
of February was held with Rev.
Bolts, Jr., giving a sermonette on
the devotional subject, why God
Cannot Take Away Trouble or
Pain"
Lionel Brooks, Mitchell, South
Dakota, was the house guest Of
Kenneth Anderson, 305 West Bailey
St., over Sunday.
Miss LOuella Curry, Townsville,
Ca, cousin of Mrs. Joining Hill
dreth, 115 No. Dakota Ave, who
was her houseguest for an indef-
mite period, will return to her home
in March.
Mrs. Jean Dennis was hostess at
dinner at her home to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joining Hildreath, on Sunday.
Mr.. Monroe Lotion, 115 No. Da-
kota Ave, Apt. No. 2, returned
from the funerals of his mother,
Mrs. Della Lotion, St Louis, Mo,
who was buried on Tuesday and
his aunt, Mrs. MARCIA Holloway,
Chicago, H., who was buried on
Thursday.
Kenneth Anderson, 3O5 West
Bailey Street, is making history in
the basketball team of Washington
High School where they won in
the games at Huron and Aberdeen,
So. Oak, last week.
Pilgrim Baptist Church. Rev. Eu-
gene Williams, Pastor Sunday,
Feb. Goth, in absence of Rev. Will
liams, Mrs. Georgia Terry, Omaha,
Nebraska, president of the Minis
ters' Wives and DeacOns' Wives
of the Iowa, Nebraska, North Da-
kota and Minnesota Association
spoke at the morning worship on
Prayer. In the afternoon, the Mis-
sionary Groups united in program.
Scripture reading-Mrs. Hattie
Wheeler, Church of God in Christ
Solo-'If I Can Just Make 1t In"
Mrs. Joining Hildreath. Prayer
Mrs. Katie ClemmOns. Talk by
the different presidents. St. Johns
Baptist Missionary Pres.-Mrs
Walter Edgar. Church of God in
Christ, State Mother-Mrs. Hattie
Wheeler, and Pilgrim Baptist
Church Missionary Pres.-Mrs.
Anna Burns. Solo-"I Want Jesus
on the Road"-Mrs. John Hill
breath. Main Speaker - Mrs.
Georgia Terry, subject: "A Good
Woman" Comments by Mrs. Hat
tie Wheeler and Mrs. Beatrice
Hamilton. Mrs. Earnest Barger
was the pianist. BenedictiOn by
Mrs. Mener Greer. Offering prayer
by Mr.. Charles Warden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Smith. PIG
East 32nd St., and family enter
tanned at dinner on Thursday at
their home for Rev. and Mrs. Fl. W
Bolts, Jr., and daughter Sharon.
st. Johns Baptist Church. Rev
II. W. Bolts, Jr., Sunday, Feb. 20
Morning worship subject, an His
Image" The B.Y.P.U. with Rev
Bolts, Jr., as Bible reader leader
and substitute captain, outlined 6
Deeper Conservation" with the
literature Of BTU. Group No. ,
Rev. Bolts, acting president opened
with song followed by topics reaC
by Alfred White, Kenneth Ander,
son, Lionel Brooks and Donald
Smith. The group ending with 6
song. Miss Eunice Tate was named
directreSs and a social is planned
for the month Of April. At the
evening worship. Mr.. James Mox.
ley was the devotional leader. Rev
Bolts, Jr.,'s evening subject, "Se,
cret of a Victorious Life" Rev
Bolts, Jr.. said that abundant i,
that life where we walk in Chris,
tian fellowship. He stated that il
we live a victorious life we must
live near the cross.
Among the news that I did moi
receive was the Birthday Party or
Feb. ~. The person honored was
Mr.. James Monkey. the owner anC
manager Of the Monkey Beauty
Salon, Seville Apis. and the Deacon
Of St. Johns Baptist Church anC
the bridegroom to be in June tC
the charming Mrs. Roseanna Park
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