St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-11
SIOUX FALLS, S. D.
MINERVA BRIDGEWATER
63s N. Minnesota Ave.

Please Note: Mr.. Raymond Tay-
lOr, Minneapolis or st. Paul, MINI.
formerly of Sioux Falls, SD. con-
tact as soon as possible Mr.. James
Monkey, Moxley Beauty Salon,
Sioux Falls, Money Matters Pend
ing.
Correction: Mr.. Daniel Coates,
$40 N. Mable St. returned from
St Louis, Mo. from visiting his
father who was i'll instead of at
Atkinson, Kans. as was reported.
St Johns Baptist Church, Rev.
II w Bolts. Jr, Pastor, Sunday
March 6, text. st. Matt 6. sub
icCt Spiritual Investment. At
6 pm. the Youth Fellowship. Don
aid Smith, president, met in the
dining room Of the church with
the Needle Craft Club, Mrs. Ruth
MCLaurin, president, as hOstcsses.
Evening worship subject, The
Power of God" Tommy Anderson,
member of the Junior Choir. rem
dcred the solo part of Swing Low
Sweet Chariot"
Birthday Guest: On March 4.
Miss Aka Steele was entertained
at dinner by Beatrice Hamilton as
sisted by Earnest Bargcr at the
home of the former. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
H. Warden. Mrs. Earnest Barger
and Mrs Addie Johnson. Miss
steel is the sister of Mrs Charles
Warden.
Returns to City: Mrs. Josecla
Woodson formerly of the city who
has been living in Texas for sever
al months returned to the city last
week.
Mr.. Willie White. an employee at
MOrrell Packing Plant building de
partment. reports that at present
he is the only one working there.
Mr.. White is a resident of Omaha,
Neb. and when in the city resides
at the Booker T. Washington Cen
ter.
MIR. Virgil q. Anderson of 3O5
West Bailey st. is still patient
at the Veterans hospital, Lincoln,
Nebraska, Ward No. 2, Room 245.
Dianne and Patrick WelCher,
grandchildren of Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil Anderson, celebrated their
birthday with Diannc. age two on
March 6 and Patrick age one year
on March 3. at the home of their
grandparents.
MIR. and Mrs. John Armstrong.
ll5 n. Dakota Ave, Apt. 10, en-
tprtaincd at dinner Sunday Miss
Evelyn Bcshcarcs and Mr. Wilbur
Phillips, students at the Sioux
Falls College at their apartment.
Miss Georgia Rose Clayton, Sl2
n Mablc st, returned home
"Wednesday from Minneapolis. She
vas the guest Of Miss Sylvia
Booker and the house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. CrOwder.
Miss Clayton, a senior at Wash
ington High School. reported of
having wonderful time Miss
Clayton modelled for a Lustra- SILK
permanent while in Minneapolis.
Rev. and Mrs Eugene Williams
were the dinner guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mulholland
and family at his home. Mr.. Null
holland was former Classmate
of Rev. Williams.
Pilgrim Baptist Church, Rev.
Eugene Williams. pastor, Sunday,
March 6, subject. How l Estimate
Win of God. Morning Commun-
ion was given. Evening worship
was a bible discussion. Visitor was
Mr.. Chas. Woods and Mr.. George
MuhOlland
TIC. Mrs. James Lee, president,
met at the Y.W.C.A. Friday with
Mrs. ADRIAN Tolbcrt as hostess
Kenneth Anderson making a
name for himself in the news
papers left Monday with the
High School (warrlor)
for NCrmillton, SD, for regional
basketball tournament
The Bronze WOmen's Club, Miss
Aka Steele. hostess. met at the
home OF the president. Mrs Bea-
triCc Hamilton, Monday. The social
hour prizes going to Mrs. Addic
Johnson. Mrs. John Armstrong and
Mrs. MCncr Greer
Jacqucline Frost. the infant
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G
Frost. was one month old March
6, Sunday
The Needle Craft Club. met at
the home Of the President, Mrs
Ruth MCL.aurin. Wednesday. A
luncheon was served.