Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-09
SIOUX FALLS, S. D.
MINERVA BRIDGEWATER
6S8 N. MINI. AVE.
SIOUX FALIA. = ID.
SIOUX FALLS. y ID.

81. Johns Baptist church, Sun
day, Sept. I. In absence OF Rev. II.
w. Bolts. Jr., the pastor, who Ii
attending the National Baptist
Convention AZ Los Angeles. Calf.
Rev. q. l.. TerHilliger. a student
at the Sioux Falls College brought
the message. His text, 81. Mat
thew ~; subject, The Kingdom
Of Heaven In Lake Unto q Certain
King, which made a Marriage for
his son" The comparison with
several human appeal illustra-
tons brought the message home.
Mrs. z. c. Collins, 1904 East
Eighth Street who has been
patient at the McKenna hospital
for five days returned home Sun
day after q check up.
Miss Rose Marie McLaurin.
daughter Of Mrs. Ruth McLaurin,
els No. Main Ave, who has been
a patient at the McKennA Hos
pital Is now at home recuperat-
ing
Mr.. Donald Smith. son Of Mr..
and Mrs Melvin Smith, 2l6 East
32nd St, who underwent a check
up at the hospital Is now at home.
Dannette Coates, six year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Coates, $40 North Bable Street,
returned home after one days
stay at the hospital for a check
/ up following a deep cold.
Mr. James Moore. Il6 North
Dakota Ave. left Saturday for
Custer. SO. Oak. for a health
CheCkup.
Promising talents appeared at
the Vaudeville show at the Holly
wood theatre Thursday and FRI
day when Miss Georgia Clayton
and Mr.. Harold Brooks dance the
Apache dance. Miss Rose Marie
McClurein was scheduled 10 APP
pear also. but illness prevented
her.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Clayton,
S12 North Mablc Street has as
their guest over Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bud Monroe and Mr.. George
johnson Of Lawrence. Kansas. The
trio arrived by motor.
Mrs william TOlson, 1903 w.
9th Street. accompanied by her
father. Mr.. Charles Bentley ar
rived home Saturday from Sails
bury. Mo.
Elder Milton jackson, formerly
Of Topeka. Kansas and Sunday
School Supt. OF Schools OF the
Church Of God In Christ with his
wife and eight .months-old baby
are in the city living at the home
of Mr.. ard Mrs. Al. @. Frost, 6I4
No MINI. Ave. Elder jackson will
enter this fall a. a student ut the
College here In Sioux Falls and
will also assist Mrs. Hattie
Wheeler. state Mother in services
at their recent church home, 205
No. Dakota Ave.
Mrs. Ruth COakley accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Virgil Andcr-
son and sister Jane left Wedncs-
day for st. Paul. Minnesota to
spend Labor Day.
Mrs. Monroe Lotion. 1I5 No
Dakota Ave. Apt. Q. entertained at
dinner Sunday at her apt. for
Mrs Ruth McI.aurin and Mr.
Booker Walker
Mrs Bernice Milton. Ottumwa.
Iowa, who has been the house
guest Of her sister and brOther-in-
law and family returned to her
home Friday after many honors
given for her.
Mrs ImCiIIC I.pvclIs MInnCano-
lis who was visiting in the home
Of Mr. and Mrs Oscar Bridge
water. 63S No, MINI. Ave. left for
her home Friday
Mrs. James Lee, Pres. OF l. I. C.
Y. w. G. 4. was hostess at the
Season Opening Friday ut II
theatre party at the Hollywood
Kenneth Anderson, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil Anderson who has
been working In Mitchell, SO. Oak.
returned home Saturday. Kenneth
Is n student at Washington High
School
Mr. and Mrs. Al G. Frost enter
tanned at dinner Mrs. BcrniCe Mil
ton and Mr. and Mrs James f.
Monkey at their horne, 6l4 No,
MINI. Thursday evening
MIR and Mrs. Robert Teal. ll5
North Dakota Ave. are now To-
Gated In their apartment No, 8.
Mr. Teal has fully recovered from
an attack OF pneumonia and has
returned To work at the Mctx
| Baking Company.