St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-21
SIOUX FALLS. S. D.
Minerva Bridgewater
638 No. MINI. Ave.
Sioux Falls, So. Dakota

The second annual community af-
fair. sponsored by the st. Johns
Baptist church under the super
vision of Rev. II. w. Bolts, Jr.,
pastor, will be the Deep River
Singers at the First Methodist
church, Tuesday May 2 at 7:30
p. m. Tickets are now on sale at
williams Piano Store, Shriver-
johnson and Fantle Brothers.
Members are also selling tickets.
At st. Johns Baptist church,
Tuesday. April 16, Rev. Bolts
spoke on The Search" The meet
ing opened with devotional and
prayer by Rev. Bolts. Special
music was by the senior choir.
Solo was by Rev. Bolts.
Rev. Bolts stressed the fact that
events and conditions are similar
as in the time of Amos and the
only difference of events is time.
Visitors present were Chas d.
Doty, grand Master of Prince Hall
Masons, st. Paul, Mimi, A. f. Will
liams, and L. T. Green, Minneapo-
lis, MINI. Greetings from Mr..
Doty were extended.
In the afternoon. a business
session with the three guests was
held at the church. At the evening
worship the pastor spoke on
Gods Bounty" Rev. Bolts
brought out the fact that when we
trust God completely he provides
for us abundantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Bacon
and Mr. Roscoe Bacon entertained
at dinner at their home, 115 No.
Dakota Ave, Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Smith and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bentley
1927 No. MINI. Ave, entertained
at dinner Sunday Mrs. Bernice
Milton, Charles d. Doty, st. Paul,
Mimi, A. f. Williams and L. T
Green, Minneapolis, Mimi, at
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Edgar, 115
No. Dakota Ave, enjoyed the
homecoming of several relatives
last week when their grandson,
Donald Burrell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. II. Burrell, Mason City.
Iowa, was home on a three weeks
stay before taking over his re-
enlistment duties in the army
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Edgar and
Mr.. Homer Edgar Of st. Paul
and their two granddaughter,
Misses Barbara Elkins and Marlyn
King.
st. Johns Missionary Society
Mrs. Walter Edgar, president, met
at the home of Mrs. Bass Booker.
GA No. MINI. Ave. Friday In
absence of the Worker a program
What Have You?" was enjoyed
in literature, current events, books
and poems A lunch was served
by the hostess.
Miss Eunice Tate, formerly of
the city and now residing in Min
neapolis, MINI, was in the city
visiting her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordan Tate,
1927 No. Dakota Ave, and was in
attendance at the Style Show.
At the third annual after Easter
Style Show sponsored by group
No. 1. Mrs. Melvin Smith was
chairman, and narrator was Mrs
Dan Coates with Mr.. Melvin Smith
played background music. The
tots displayed the latest in dres-
SEES, suits, playclothes and dress.
Miss Rose Marie MCI.aurin
modelled a white satin off shoulder
formal with panel which can al
so be thrown over the shoulder
She also fashioned a pea green
dress with beige topper and
navy blue accessories.
The grown-ups fashioned tailor
ed suits of gabardines, sharkskins
and imported tweeds, house and
street clothes, afternoon casual
and drcssy froCks Some of the
models were the Mesdames Fl. w
Bolts, Jr., Al C. Frost, Melvin
Smith. Charlotte Welcher, Mener
Greer, James Lee. and Miss
Georgia Watts. Mr.. Robert John
son, student at the Augustana
College, assisted the models on
ana OH tne stage.
During the intermission. Miss
Rose Marie MCLaurin sang solo,
accompanied by Mrs. Melvin
Smith and "Gardenias" written
and composed by Mr.. James f
Monkey, was rendered by him.
Just before the Tom Thumb"
wedding, Rev. II. w. Bolts, Jr.
sang "Oh, Promise Me" In the
Tom Thumb wedding, Jeanne
Coates, bride, and Kenneth Smith,
bridegroom, with Maurice Coax
ley as preacher. Best man was Al
G. Frost Jr., bridesmaids were
Johnette and Marie Dysart Con-
stance Smith. Shirley Tolbert.
Wanda Frost, Dannette Coates