Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-30
MINERVA BRID0EWATEB
eoe No. MINI. Ave.
Sioux Fails, So. Oak.


To the question, what Does
Christmas mean TO Your" Rev.
II. w. Bolts, Jr., pastor. Sc. Johns
Baptist church. said, Christmas
10 me means the revtaliEing of
the spirit Of God a. expressed 30
poignAntly In the greatest gift
Ills SOM 10 the greatest company
1.-THE world that whomSoeveF
should believe Him should not per-
iah but have everlasting life"
Newman Buddy Booker. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Booker. Ga
North Minnesota Ave, u conval-
escinR at the KAhler hospital, Ro-
chester, MINI. where he under
went q facial operation on Dec. 10.
Mrs. Booker spent several days In
Rochester. and was with Buddy
during the operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Smith and
family and Mrs. Smiths sister.
Mrs.. BeFniee Milton. received the
news that Mr.. Alon1o Hawkins.
Ottumwa. lows, father Of Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Milton, died
Christmas Day In Ottumwa- The
family left Monday for Ottumwa.
The Cataract Hotel employees
Christmas party. including the
Engineers, laundry and house
keeping department, held their
party In the ballromm Tuesday
night. A turkey dinner, the sing
ing Of carols and games were en-
joyed. Mrs. James Martin, .
present employee, was present and
Mrs. Oscar BFidgewater, q former
employee was guest
Thursday. Dec. "a, the Federated
Club. Mrs. Harvey Bentlye. chair
man, held their Christmas party at
the Community Centsr. Mrs Bea-
trice Hamilton, manager. Follow
Ing the dinner, an exchange Of
was held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bentley,
ll27 No. MINI, had a. their
guests at dinner Christmas, Rev.
and Mrs. Bolts, and daughter
Sharon, Mrs. James Lee, Mr.. and
Mrs. william Tolson. Mr.. Charlie
Bentley and Bentley JAco.
AZ 81. Johns Baptist church,
Rev. Bolts spoke on Great Tiding
Of Great Joy" With q fun Illustra-
ton of the spiritual significance
Of the Birth OF Jesus which meant
the Coming OF Light. Rev. Bolts
explained the relief and the re-
lease brought about through the
great lesson he brought to our
lives.
Al the morning worship the
senior choir rendered special
music. The evening worship, q
Christmas pageant, "A Light In
My Window" under the direction
Of Mrs. II. w. Bolts. was given.
The small tots held their music
and Rotations under the super
vision OF the Sunday school, Mrs.
Harvey Bentley. Bupt A presenta-
ton OF S94.l0 was given Rev. and
Mrs. Bolts, and daughter Sharon
A. q cash token Christmas gift.
Mrs. Melvin Smith was chairman
Of the project.
Rev and Mrs. Bolts, Jr. and
daughter. left Monday Morning
for Minneapolis 10 visit relatives
and friends over the Yuletide
Season for q week.
Mrs. Ruby Macer, Mason City,
Iowa, Ia the hOAASeguest Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Edgar. 11b No. Dakota Ave, Apt.
Is and win remain in the city
through the holidays
Christmas greetings were re-
ceived and EXTENDED to all from
our former Sioux Falls young
women. Miss Eunice Tate, 6i3
18th Ave. So, Minneapolis.
Mrs. Stapleton, former president
OF the NAACP and q teacher of
the Baha1 left for Minneapolis,
Mimi. Friday TO visit friends over
the holidays. Mrs. Stapleton was
the guest In several homes proceed
ing her trip.
Mrs. Eta Moxley. p15 No. Main
Ave. had a. her guests at Christ
mas dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Coates and two small daughters,
Mr.. Booker Walker. Mr.. James
Monkey, and Mrs. Mable Anderson
and small son.