Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-09
MINERVA BRKDGEWATER
038 No. bHinn. Ave
Sioux Falls, So. OAK.

Mrs. Evelyn Combs, pianist and
Mrs. Bertha Smith, Boloist, Of
Minneapolis. MINI, win be the
guest artists at st. Johns Baptist
church, Sunday evening, Dec. II
under the sponsorship Of the
Young People, Group 9, with Rev
and Mrs. II. w. Bolts. Jr.. cap
tains.
At st. Johns Baptist church,
Rev. II. w. Bolts, Jr., pastor. Sun
day, Dec. 4, the text was Matthew
22:I2, subject, The Unprepared
Guest" Rev. Bolts stated that
from the lesson his mind took a
spiritual turn, q feast 10 prepar-
ed for us, Thou preparest a table
before me" But at the actual as
sembly some viii appear In i'm
proper attire.
They win come In the garments
Of the world, the rags and filth Of
sin, and the Lord who 10 the host
viii say, How come you here?
You have had the preachers 20
preach TO you; you have had the
word 10 instruct you. Depart from
Me" And they shall be cast into
the outer darkness.
Communion was given. Mr.
Roscoe Bacon united with the
church and the right hand OF
fellowship was given 10 him. Mr..
M. Il. Bell, Minneapolis. MINI. as
sisted at the communion table. Al
the evening worship, the text was
matthew (. subject, temptation"
Rev Bolts stressed the fact that
when we are run down spiritually
we become q target for sin. Mrs.
MeneF Greer. captain Of group
8 made her report from the din
ner at the church Monday. net
ting q profit Of Sl0.40.
Mrs. Bernice Milton was q Wish
tor ut the morning worship.
Kenneth Anderson at the game
Friday Of the Warriors W. the
Bobcats, Brooksing. 8, D., got an
other duo Of long fielderS 70 set
tie the issue Of close scores. Bent
ley Jaco plays on Squad A and
AIon1o Smith and Wallace Ander-
son Of Squad b. Among the former
graduates and outstanding high
school graduates who motored 10
BroolGings 70 see the game were
Tommy Anderson and Donald X.
Smith.
A. Pilgrim Baptist church, Rev.
Eugene Williams spoke, Sunday.
December 4 on Tomorrow DawnS
on Today" Al the evening worHhip
at 1880 p. m. he spoke on Jesus
Had q Little Lamb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Lotion.
1l6 No. Dakota Ave. and their
three small children and Mr.. Cor
don Tate, were dinner guests
Thursday. Nov. ~. at the home
Of Mrs. Lotions parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Anderson. sos West
Bailey.
Mr.. James Il. Monkey was elect.
ed President Of the NAACP which
met at the 81. Johns Baptist
church. Saturday. Dec. 3, follow
ing q waffle supper.
Among the small fry q birth
day party for Malcolm Preston
Lotion. I year old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe Lotion. ll6 N. Da-
kota Ave. was celebrated with his
cousins at their home.
On Saturday afternoon, Mrs
Adrian Tolbert, assisted by Mrs.
II. W. Bolts, Jr.. and Mrs. Har-
Vey Bentley. were hosteaSes In
honor Of Mrs. Tolbert's 9 year old
daughter. Shirley. In the dining
room of the church. Shirley was
the recipient Of many presents.
The I. c. C.. Mrs. James Lee.
president. met At the Y. w. c. A.
Friday. with Mrs. william Toll
son. hostess. Entertainment was
furnished by Mrs. Robert Haynes
and Mrs. Ruth McL.aurin.
Rev II. w. Bolts, Jr., brought
the Sunday morning message over
the radio sponsored by the Mini
terial Alliance for is minutes.
Text was Psalms 1879. subject
The God Examined Life"
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bentley.
accompanied by Mr.. Bentley's
father. Mr.. Charles Bentley,
mOtored TO Sioux City, Iowa TO at
tend the funeral OF Mrs. Virgil
Baker, dorothy Haynes,) who
was stricken with q fatal heart at
tack. Mrs. Baker In the daughter
OF Mr., and Mrs. Earnest HAYNES
OF Yankton. So. Oak.
Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Bolts and
daughter. Sharon and Mr.. NJ. &c.
Bell were the dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Bridgewater. SSS
No. MINI. Ave Sunday - thaI.