Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-02-03
SIOUX FALLS, s. D.
MINERVA BRID0EwATER
o3e No. MINI. Ave.
Sioux FAlla. 10. OAK.


Conflict" He stated that some Of
the most challenging conflicts 20
on In the life Of an individual each
day, but no matter what the cir
cumStancea, we can be calm only
through prayer. The Senior choir
rendered music with Mines. II. w.
Bolts and Ruth McLaurin render
ing q duet. Missionary Sunday
funds was the church's contribu-
ton TO the Polio Fund, which was
raised at the morning and evening
worship. Al evening worship, Rev.
Bolts spoke on The Great Prayer
Meeting" Devotional was led by
the Junior Choir with Mrs. Bolts
directing. Rev. Bolts brought TO
mind q picture Of Paul and sIlaS
and their conditions before and
after their imprisonment. He
stated we can be calm for we have
a promise Of faith TO overcome.
Rev. Bolts installed NAACP Of
ficers Sunday at the Y.M.C.A.
They were James y. Moxley.
president: Mrs. Adrian Tolbert,
Nce-preaident: Mrs. Dan Coates.
secretary. Miss Lucy Ashley, cor
respondence and treasurer. Com
mittees appointed were--member-
ship: Alfred White, Maurice Coax
ley, Ben MArgIileS and Mrs. Dan
Coates; Finance, James E. Moxley,
Bea Baxter and Lucy Ashley:
~. "a U..klgclN,,. ma EaawNSr
Lucy Ashley and Mrs. Oscar
Bridgewater; Entertainment: Mel
vim Smith, chairman, Ruth Nc
Laurin, Mrs. John Armstrong,
Mrs. Theodore Vaughn, and Mrs.
Dan Coates; Youth Committee:
Mines. James Il. Monkey, Adrian
Tolbert. Thomas Clayton. Fred
Teal and Mr.. Alfred White. The
February meeting win be at the
Y.M.C.A. at 4 p. m. The guest
speaker win be Rev. Gilbert Ohm
stead. Pastor of First Christian
Church, subject viii be "FEPC."
A January graduate from WIS
10 Miss Georgia Rose Clayton.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Clayton, s12 No. MRble 81.
Mrs. Bolts, 32e No. MINI. Ave.
was hostess at her home Thursday
to the Federated Club, Mrs. Har-
Vey Bentley. chairman. A round
table discussion followed with
sewing period climaxed with re-
freshments.
Miss Rose Marie McLauFin,
daughter Of Mrs. Ruth MclIaurin.
has discontinued her studies for an
indefinite period and IL now do
ing clerical work at the Jameson
and Company brokers.
The church Of God In Christ,
Mrs. Hattie Wheeler, State
Mother. sponsored a Missionary
program Sunday afternoon at the
church, 206 No. Dakota Ave. Rev.
Eugene Williams, pastor Of the
Pilgrim Baptist church, was guest
speaker Representation from st.
Johns and Pilgrim Baptist were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Tolbert and
two daughters 933h No. Main
Ave-, entertained at dinner Sun
day, Mrs. James Moore and Misses
Jane Anderson and Rose Marie
McLAurin.
81. Johns Baptist church Mis-
sionary Society, Mrs Walter Ed
gar. president, was postponed I'M
III next meeting at the same place
with hosteAs, Mrs. Eta Monkey.
pl6 No. Main Ave. who was III at
the scheduled date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al @. Frost, 8l6
No. MINI. Ave, celebrated the
birthday of Mr.. Frost Monday,
Jan. % at their home. Twenty
three guests were present. Re-
freshments were In buffet style.
Social games followed with Mr..
Melvin Smith top winner. Mr..
Frost was the recipient of many
gifts.
The Bronze womcn's club met
at the home OF president Mrs. VIII
liam Tolson 1908 West 9th st.
Monday. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. John Armstrong.
The January Thomas Payne
Society social meeting was held
at the Cataract Hotel and incIud-
ed two members, Messrs Dan
Coates, James Il. Monkey and two
guests, Mesdames James +. Mox-
ley and Ruth McLaurin.
Mrs, 4, C. Collins, 1904 East
9Th Street. is convalescing at her
home after q week in McKenna
hospital for a check up.
AugustAnA College Intra. Mural
basketball high point man, center
and forward II Everett johnson
with Robert (Bunlyl johnson a.
guard. They are continuing their
business course. The johnson bro
theirs are from Duluth. MINI.
Donald K. Smith, student at
AugustAnt College, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Smith. 2l6 East 32nd
street, Il heard each Thursday
over the College station, The
Voice OF viking Station KAUR,
from 7:30 to $3.50. Donald spins
Records and ad-hbs about record
ing stars On Wednesday he brings
the College Campus News at $50
p, m, This broadcast Is heard
within % miles
Kenneth Anderson was second
highest with ~ points Friday at
the Coliseum when the WIS War
riors defeated the Huron Tigers
$40 at basketball.
The 81. Johns Baptist church