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81. Johns Baptist church, Rev.
II. w. Bolts, JF., pastor. Sunday,
June IS. Text, 81. Matthew 1915
20; subject What Lack l." Rev.
Bolts, after the Illustration
brought a personal message IN
What can / Do7" He stated that
Christ IL the individual that will
fiji up the emptiness with sweet
ness, contentment and satisfac-
ton. Mrs. Theodore Vaughn was
pianist. Rev. Bolts, Jr.. gave a
solo The Old Ship Of ZiOn." Rev.
Bolts stated that an invitation
was extended TO the church TO
worship at Mpls., MINI. ZiOn
Baptist church.. In August Of
which Rev. H. W. Bolts, ST., Is
pastor. Mrs. Harvey Bentley
brought greeting from her trip
10 the t0wa-NebraRIa Colored
women's Federated Club which
convened at Marshalltown. Iowa.
Program for the State Celtic
gether picnic. Mr.. Harvey Bentley,
president, which will meet IN
Sioux Falls the first Sunday IN
July at Library Park observing
its goth anniversary. Visitors pre-
sent and out-of-tOwn members
were Mrs. Ruby Macer. Mr.,
Blaine Brooks, Mr.. Hubert
Olson and Mr.. Earsul Banks, who
rendered q request solo STEAL
Away"
Mrs. Alfred White and small
daughter, Carolyn lone, lio No
Oak. Ave, Apt. 4. left Friday 70
visit relatives and friends at Nat
chez, Miss. Enroute Mrs. White
will stop over In Chicago. On her
return trip In July Mr.. White will
Join her in Chicago, III.
Rev. II. w. Bolts, Jr.. returned
Saturday from Minneapolis, MINI
where Mrs. Bolts and daughter
Sharon are spending a three
weeks vacation. Rev. Bolts, Jr.
viii motor back during the thirt
week to bring his family home
The Bolts family recently pur'
GHhhtu MI hhtbtilObttNS
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Vaughn
BOi So. Willow Ave, accompanied
by Mrs. Ruth Coakley motored tt
Minneapolis, MINI, as the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Grow
der, returning TO the city Tues
day,
Mrs. William Tolson, 1908 WesI
9th st. motored back with Mr.
Tolson, Bentley Jace and Kenneth
Anderson after a three day visit a
Sioux City, Iowa.
The Minneapolis Clowns Base
ball team stopped over TUESDAY
night at the Booker 7. Washing
ton Center, Mrs. Beatrice Hamil
ton. manager. enrOute to Beres
dorf. 3. ID.
James Joy McCord. grandson o
Mr.. and Mrs Earnest BaFger. 22l'
So. Summit, and recently q grad
uats OF South high school. Sc
Omaha, Nebr.. motored back witt
Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Williams
Mrs. Beatrice Hamilton. Mrs
Earnest Barger and Mr.. Reginal,
Porter.
Mrs. Robert Haynes, 600 Sc
Willow Ave, manager of the Mr.
Coon Beauty Salon held u Dime
party at the Air Base. A delight
full evening In games at the HON
Of Mrs. Coon, the owner, was en-
joyed, following the dinner.
The youths accompanied by
group of adults motored to Siou
CITY Iowa, Friday, June Is an
enjoyed planned recreation
event.
The TIC. Mrs. james Lee
president, was hostess TO tn
members at the Y.w.CA. Frida,
at an indoor picnic.
Mrs. o, II, BurreI. Mason City
Iowa, who has been In ATTENDANCE
at the bedside of her father, MI
Walter Edgar. returned TO he
home Thursday when Mrs. Rub
Macer OF Mason City. Iowa, ar
rived TO take over.
A prenuptial bathroom Shove
was given Thursday by Mrs. Mel
yin Smith, 216 T.. 32nd as
courtesy to Miss Georgia Watts
whose marriage to Mr.. Leonar
II, Williams, Mitchell, 8. d Is +
take place Sunday. June IS q
Mitchell So. Oak. Miss Watt
was the recipient Of many beauti
ful gifts. White, pink and re,
peonies graced the room with tw
small vases with a single dee
red peony. The buffet and the din
ing room table center piece held
large basket of the differen
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