Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-05-05
SIOUX FAILS. s. D.
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! QuhTIcI VIII DC presented
| Tuesday at the First Methodist
church, 18th and Springs Ave. A
reception win follow the program
in the dining room Of the church,
Mrs. Melvin Smith, chairman.
At St Johns Baptist church,
Sunday the subject was, The
Lamb Of God" by the pastor,
Rev. Bolts, JF. Special music was
by the Senior choir. Miss Lucy
Abbey. who recently lost her
mother, contributed S. 10 the Mis-
Eonary Society in her memory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Radcliffe contributed
I s. 10 the Easter project in q
| giraner. Miss Eunice Tate spoke,
bringing greetings from the
! Tate family and Mr.. and Mrs. Jud-
son Phillips, Minneapolis, MINI.
Rev. Bolts outlined the pro-
gram suggested at the beginning
Of the year. The program Is to
start Mothers day with the
Anderson family as leaders. At
the evening worship, Pressing
Forward" by Rev. Bolts, Jr., was
the title. Mrs. II. w. Bolts was
pianist. Greetings came from
two visitors and students Of the
Sioux Falls College, Misses Evelyn
Beshears and Geraldine Shut.
The 6th Sunday United Mission
airy Program was held at the
church Of God In Christ Sunday
afternoon. Response and greeting
with a forceful message were
given by Rev. Eugene Williams,
Pastor Of Pilgrim Baptist church.
Mrs. Hattie Wheeler In State
Mother Of the church Of God In
Christ.
Mrs. o. II. Burrell, Mason City,
Iowa, returned TO her home Friday
while Mrs. Ruby MAcer, Mason
City, Iowa, and Mrs. Homer Ed
gar, st. Paul. MINI. daughter-in-
law. arrived Friday TO be at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Ed
gar. 115 No. Dakota Ave. Mr.. Ed
gar IL confined TO his bed.
The serving Of 40 or 80 repre-
sentatives from out of the city
during the demise of Mrs. r. c.
Collins, 1904 East 8th st. took on
new impetus when the members
Of the Church OF God In Christ,
Mrs. Hattie Wheeler, The st.
Johns Baptist Church, Rev. II. w.
Bolts. and the Pilgrim Baptist
Church Of which Mrs. Collins was
a member. along with their fam
lilies, sponsored a dinner and after
lunch with Mrs. Beatrice Hamilton
as manager at the Booker T.
Washington Center.
The NAACP Youth Group met
In a call meeting Wednesday at
the Center with Donald X. Smith
presiding. On Thursday a reg
ular meeting was held and details
were outlined with Donald giving
an echo of his trip as delegate to
the Midwest conference at Des
Moines. Iowa. Refreshments were
served by the Anderson youths.
Mrs. l.. b. Williams, Mitchell. 8.
D, was the guest Of Mrs. Beatrice
Hamilton during the week end at
the Center. Mrs. williams motored
back to Mitchell with her son, who
arrived in the city Sunday.
Mrs. Bernlce Milton, sister Of
Mrs. Milton Smith. 216 East 32nd
St. responded with a farewell
Thank You" party Friday TO the
members of the Bronze Women's
Club and Mesdames Beatrice Ham
ilton, Earnest Barger. and L. b.
Williams.
Mrs. Robert Scales. 1l5 No.
Dakota, Apt. No. s, returned home
after a week with relatives and
friends In Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs.
RRdcliff. 915 No. Main Ave, ar
rived home after spending Easter
with relatives and friends. Mr..
Norman Bacon. us No. Dakota
Ave. Apt. IL, who In IN at his
home, II improved at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Vaughn.
900 8. Willow Ave, who recently
returned a. the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Crowder, Minneapolis,
MINI, and who were In atten-
dance at the Alpha Phi Alpha
fraternity have purchased a 1850
black streamlined Pontiac, 2-door.
TIC, Mrs. James Lee, presi-
dent, gave a birthday party in
honor Of Mrs. Dan Coates April
9th at her home, $40 No. Mable
ST. Thursday after the Confeder-
ated club Fun Night" at the 81.
Johns Baptist church. Mrs.
Coates received many beautiful
gifts.
The ~" teams held their an
nual Spinster week dance Friday
at the Arkota Ballroom and the
dance climaxed q week OF reverse
dating at the WIS with the fol-
lowing: Gwendolyn Tolbert and
Wallace Anderson; Rose Marie
McLaurin and Tommy Anderson:
Jane Anderson and JRco Bentley;
Eunice Tate and Donald Smith:
Audrey Williams and Kenneth
Anderson.
Mr.. Joseph Flemings, IT'S No.
Dakota Ave, Apt. No. IL, was
called to Flint. Mich. at the death
Of his sister. He plans on return
ing home Monday or Tuesday.
Mesdames o. II. Burrell and
Oscar BTidgewater attended the
meat program New Ways with
Meat" at the City Hall Friday
afternoon. Sioux Falls was one OF
the 100 cities In the nation TO
present this program.
The 81. Johns Missionary
Silently. Mrs. Walter Edgar, presi-
dent, met at the home OF Mrs.
Oscar Bridgewater, 63s No. MINI.
Friday with Mrs. Bridgewater
acting president. The meeting
opened by Rev. II. w. Bolts play
ing soft music followed by re-
Treatments.
The Brotherhood, Mr.. Dan
Coates, president. met Monday at
the home Of Mr.. James Monkey,
els No. Main Ave.