Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-06-30
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parsonage OF Lne Wlr1I SnftSua4i
church, Mitchsll. 30. Oak. The
BRIDE chose pink with navy blue
accessories and carried . white
Bible. Her flowers were . cor
sage Of white gaFdsnlas. ArS.
John Armstrong was m0tron OF
honor and wore q navy blue
dress. navy blue shoes, pink hat
with pink accessories. Her cor
sage was pink carnations. Mr..
John Armstrong was matron OF
Following the ceremony, break
fast was held at the home Of the
bridegroom. Mrs. Williams
chose Q three piece brown suit
with green accessories for
leaving BY plane for her home In
Alabama. The couple enroute
win visit Attorney and Mrs. VIII
liam Henry Huff. the latter. the
sister Of Mr.. williams. They win
stop at Cleveland and Pensacola,
Florida. Mr.. and Mra. Williams
will be At home 70 their friends
after July 10 at 2it West Seventh
Ave-, Mitchell, Q. d.
%. Johns Baptist church, Rev.
u. w. Bolts, JT.. pastor, Sunday.
Juns 70. Text was from Kings, /:
1918, subject. Those that live by
Faith" Rev. Bolts. JF- stated
that Faith n that little motor
that keeps u going. for we need
some power that n higher than
IN 70 cling 70. With o summary
forceabIe and touching, he stres-
SD the need Of looking through
the eye Of faith. for faith ls like
prayer. Mr.. Charles Bentley,
Salisbury. NO. united with the
church by letter. Group No. 9.
Mrs.. Al q. Frost. captain, made
her report for the month Of June
turning In $3.50. Much credit
goes TO Mrs. Frost a. she 10 Q
new captain Of q club.
Mrs. Ruth McLaurin. SIS No.
Main Ave. and president Of the
choir Of ~. Johns Baptist
church, underwent an operation
At McKsnna Hospital, Wednes-
day.
vIaltors at the 81. Johns morn
Ing worship were relatives OF
Mrs. william Tolson and Mr..
Harvey Bentley. being Mins
Carolyn Bentley and con Gregory,
Denver, Colo, niece and Min8
Katherine Bentley, Kansas CITY.
Mo-. sister and Richard Bentley,
brother, and Verde lace, nephew.
The group left Sunday afternoon
for their home after q dinner at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. HAFs
Vey Bentley. Mr.. and Brs. Blaine
Brooks and family. Mitchell. 3.
D. spent Sunday here and wor-
shipped at the morning service.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Mathew Little
(aylviA BOokerD and baby dauGh-
ter were In service Sunday morn
Ing. Mrs. Little sang Q solo, His
eye 10 on the Sparrow" The at
tendance was a people for the
day. Family In charge was Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Bentley. The
Anderson family with an at
tendance Of % are Still In lead.
Pilgrim Baptist church, Rev.
Eugene Williams, pastor. Sunday.
June 10. Morning worship was
the united MlasionAry societies
program OF Pilgrim and the
Church Of God In Christ. Rev.
Norman Bacon. pastor Of the
Church Of God IN Christ brought
the missionary message. Subject,
Are You Ready for Service 2"
Mas AleA Steele, responsive. Mrs..
Joining Hildreath sang Q solo.
The gospel chorus, Church Of
God In Christ rendered several
numbers. Mrs. Eugene Williams
gave . reading. Greetings by
Mother Hattie Wheeler. state
mother. A reading by Mrs.. w.
oordAn and Q talk BY Rev. Her
bert Hogan. Kansas City, No,
with cloaing remarks by Rev.
Eugene wiiliamA
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arm.
strong accompanied by Mr.. Al
fred White Motored to Mitchell.
8. D. Saturday a. the guest Of
Mrs. Leonard d. Williams, BF.,
and At the home Of Mr.. and Mira
Blame brOokA.
Miss Eunice Tate was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Armstrong;.
IFS No, DalGtoa at dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Little
and baby daughter arrived Fri.
day m the guests OF Mrs. Llttle'a
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Baas
Booker. ei2 No. Minnesota Ave-.
Mrs. Little win spend July eth
here. Mr. Little returned 10 Min.
neapots Monday morning.
goth Oct Together Picnic at
Library Park the first Sunday In
July. Mr., Harvey Bentley prSsi-
dent.
Rev n. w. Bolts. Jr.. left Mon
day morning for Minneapolis.
MINI, TO visit and returned with
his family Sunday.
The Missionary meeting OF 50.
Johns Baptist church, MrS.
Walter Edgar. president, met
Friday with Mrs, Harvey Bentley,
hostess. ll27 No. MINI. Ave. A
study OF the worker and q de-
hghtNh lunch was served.