St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
SIOUX FALLS. S. D.
MINERVA BREDGEWATER
0Ss n. MINI. AVE.
SIOUX FALLS, q d.

st. Johns Baptist Church, Rev
H. w. Bolts, Jr, pastor. Sunday
was Of many folds. Sunday school
and morning worship, with sub
ject, Fathers Day" Al 4 pm. q
formal Rainbow Tea, sponsored
by the Young People, Donold
Smith, president and Rev. and
Mrs. Bolts, co-chairmen Of enter
tainment. The gala affair opened
by singing America" followed BY
rapid steps Of a Grand March,
community singing, talks on IA.
ther, Mrs. Harvey Bentley, chair.
man Of Federated Club and who
was q delegate TO three state
meeting at Waterloo, Iowa, made
a report OF her trip and echoes OF
the 40th annual meeting.
Plano selections were by Rev.
Bolts and Mr.. Melvin Smith rem
dered a solo, Just A Closer Walk
with Thee" by Mrs. Al @. Frost
A solo by Mrs. James Moore; 9
paper by Mrs. ]. Stapleton. The
Misses Jane Anderson and Gwen
dolyn Tolbert poured tea from q
beautiful ecru lace table cloth
with a centerpiece bowl Of roses.
At the close Rev. Bolts, in
charge of registration presented
each guest with q rose as a token
of Love.
The evening worship message
was on Humility" After the SER
vices Group No. 8, the Young
people assisted by Rev. and Mrs,
Bolts and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
White, served. The church pFesen.
tation to June graduate Donold
Smith was made by Rev. Bolts
The Church presentation for Jan.
uary graduate was made TO Eu-
nice Tate just before she left for
Minneapolis, MINI. for an indefi-
mite stay.
Tribute TO the graduates with
q poem on achievements was re-
cited by Rev. Bolts; q talk fol-
lowed by q quotation by Mr.. Bass
Booker, a response by Donold was
warmly received. A duet was rem
dered by Rev. Bolts and Mr..
James Moxley.
Mrs. Harvey Bentley, chairman
Of Federated Club was elected to
the charge Of Chaplain at the
49th annual meeting which con-
vened at Waterloo, Iowa.
Mrs. ARviIIa Tate left by car
Friday for Minneapolis, MINI. &C.
companied by her daughters, Bar
bara, Eunice and Georgianna and
sons Maurice and Gordon and
grandson Robert. Maurice and
Gordon returned to Sioux Falls
for work. Mrs. Tate and the rest
viii stay In Minneapolis for an
indefinite period.
Pilgrim Baptist Church Notes:
Rev. Eugene William, pastors
subject Sunday was based on Fa-
Tiers Day. The two Watt sisters,
teachers on their vacation, united
with the church. At the evening
worship q banquet was held in
the dining room Of the church.
The Missionary Society, Mrs. An
ma Burns, president, met at her
home Tuesday, B17is East 5th
Street, where plans for future &C
tivity were made. Seeds and vita
Minis were sent to a family OF
eight in Greece.
Mr.. Oscar Bridgewater, 63S No
MINI. Ave. IL confined to his home
with an injured foot suffered
when q car ran into his car while
he was parked with the door
partly opened.
Returns Home: Mrs. Jamel
Kelly, mother OF Mrs. Lawrence
Dysart, 219 No. Dakota Ave. re-
turned TO her home at Atchison
Kansas Tuesday. On Friday Mrs
Kelly returned as far as Omaha
to meet the two sons Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dysart who win spend the
summer with their grandparents
Mrs. Dysart's brother, Kenneth
Kelly, win spend the summer al
the home Of his sister here.