Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-21
SIOUX FALLS, s. D.
MINERVA BRID0EWATER
o1e N. MINI. AVE.
SIOUX RAll.A. \ D.
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WEEK. READ YOUR BIBLE.
Overlooked item: Mr.. Timothy
Pendleton, II, . resident Of Sioux
Falls for over 30 years. died here
Oct. 8 At q local hospital follow
ing q long illneas. Mr.. Pendleton
whS q former barber and the
brother Of Mr.. Edgar Pendleton.
033h No. Main Ave. Survivors
are his widow and two daughters.
two grandchildren and three
brothers. Services were held at
$50 q. m. Saturday, Oct. 8 at 81.
Joseph's Cathedral. Burial was IN
st. Michaels cemetery. The wild
0w and one daughter arrived from
California and were present at the
services. Rev. II. w. Bolts, JF.
and Mrs. Oscar Bridgewater at
tended the Mass.
Newman Booker, II year old
son Of Mr.. and Mr.. Bass Booker
was seriously injured In o hunt
Ing accident Sunday while carry
Ing hia gun loaded 70 the car. He
II in the hospital at Mitchell, 80.
Oak. His condition II critical
Chicago hunters retuFn--DT.
Freeman Johnson, Me@sra. II. T..
jackson, n. L. Anderson, Nathan
Sharpe, Clarence VI. Webb, and
Rodney Bias arrived Friday and
are the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar BridgewateT, 63S No.
MINI. Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Vaughn,
0O6 So. Willow Ave, entertained
Sunday at dinner the Chicago
Hunters, and Mr.. Daniel Coates,
and Mr.. Alfred White following q
hunting trip. Mrs. Vaughn was as
sisted by Miss Evelyn Beshears, q
student at Sioux Falls College.
81. Johns Baptist church, Rev.
VI. w, Bolts. Jr., pastor, Sunday,
Oct. 10. Text: Sc. Matthew 1921.
Subject; And Jesus stood still."
Rev. Bolts stated that n Chris
SLAMS we should be a living wit
ness 10 O living God. He stated
that In this machine age ones
nerves become tense and strain
and In q confusing circumstance
we should call on Jesus In faith.
We should realize Jesus does not
take anything away from us with
out giving Us something better. 40
let us stand atill. Visitors present
were IS. A special number by a
trip from Theology Seminary was
given. Mr.. James Monkey rendered
n solo. Rev. Bolts outlined next
weeks services under the sponsor
ship Of the auxillaries Of the
church. Rev. Bolts and family will
be In Minneapolis next Sunday 10
be present ut his fathers annivcr-
saTy Of 20 years at Zion Baptist
church. Among the visitors were
Mr., and Mrs. Nathaniel Blakey
and their 8 children, and Miss
Evelyn Beshears, q student at
Sioux Falls College.
Mrs. william Tolson, 1903 West
9th entertained the Federated
Club at her home Thursday. Mrs.
Harvey Bentley. chairman. The
3rd District Board Meeting which
convenes In Sioux Falls, Nov. 9
viii meet at the 81. Johns Baptist
church.
Mrs. 70. G. Collins. 1904 E. sth
street was hostess 10 the Bronze
Women's club. Mrs. william Toll
son, pres, Monday at her home.
Theodore Parker son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James ". Moxley, 0l6 No.
Main Ave-. IL q member OF the
Hawthorne School band. He plays
q clarinet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Blakey,
Yankton. 30. Oak. and family were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Tolaon.
Mrs. Virgil Anderson, 900 West
Bailey street has been confined TO
her home for several days owing
TO illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Lotion,
il5 No. Dakota Ave. and their
three small children left Monday
for . vacation In Memphis, Tenn.
and Chicago. III, visiting relatives
and friends.
Linda Monroe, daughter OF Mr..
and MIRA. Monroe Lotion celebra-
ted her Ord birthday Oct. 10 at
their apartment.
Pilgrim Baptist church. Rev.
Eugene Williams, pastor. Sunday.
Oct 10. Rev ass: Subject -
Are You A Part Time Chris
TAM"
ST Johns Baptist church, Rev.
H. w, Bolts, Jr., Pastor wednes-
day evening Pot luck dinner in
honor Of q Messenger from the
Northern RAptiAi CnnYNntinn with