Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-31

Minerva Bs1dgewMteR
e98 No. Mimi. Ave
Sioux WMlls, %. Dakota

Al 81. Johns Baptist church,
Rev. II. w. Bolts, Jr., pastor, Sun
day. March 20, spoke on The
Things Of Spirits" He said that
our proceAs Of living becomes
spiritually run down from the lack
Of the Spirit OF God. Rev. Bolts
brought q minds eye picture Of
the Spiritual Emphasis week at
SIC.
The devotional services were
led ny Mr.. M. Il. Bell. Minneapo-
lis. Miss Ora williams, Green
Vile. Miss, was q visitor at the
morning worship. Evening wor-
ship was conducted by the senior
choir, Mrs. Ruth McI.aurin, presi-
dent, presenting q request song
program.
The NAACP, Mr.. James 4.
Monkey, president, met at the
YMCA Sunday afternoon In q
business session followed by q
social hour. The meeting opened
with q prayer by Rev. Bolts, Jr.,
followed by q talk on FEPC by
Rev. clifford n. Olmsted. pastor
Of the First Christian Church.
Delegates TO attend the MID
west Conference Of the NAACP
on April 1 and 2 at Des Moines.
Iowa win be Mr.. James Il. Moxley.
Mr.. Donald X. Smith, . student
at Augustana College and presi-
dent of the Youth Group.
Mrs. John Armstrong. 116 No.
Dakota Ave, who recently under
went an operation at McKenna
Hospital, Ia recuperating at her
home.
Mrs. Hattie Wheeler, who was
q patient at the McKennA Hospi-
tai with pneumonia, II now at her
home, 206h No. Dakota Ave-. re-
covering from q heart attack.
Mrs. Il. c. Collins. 1904 East sth
st.. who has been on the sick list,
Is improving and has a. her house
guest Mrs. q, v. Ashford, Garner,
Iowa, the president OF Women's
Department Of the Four states
convention.
The Missionary Society, Mrs.
Anna Burns, president. sponsored
the Morning worship ut the Pil-
grim Baptist Church. Rev. Eugene
Williams, pastor. Mrs. q. v. Ash
ford brought q message. Repre-
sentAtives from the Church Of
God In Christ also took part.
The Bronze women's Club, Mrs.
William Tolson, president, met at
the Booker T. Washington Center,
Mrs. Beatrice Hamilton, manager,
on Monday. Mrs. Thomas Clayton
was hostesa
Mrs. Adrian TolSoE. S33h No.
Main Ave-, was hostess 10 the 81.
Johns Missionary Society Friday
at her home. Mrs. Walter Edgar
10 president. The Worker" was
the subject study.
woodman Hail was the scene
Of q gala affair for the young peo-
pie Saturday when they enter
tanned the youth Of Sioux City. Ia.
Mr.. Donold X. Smith In president
Of the youth Of the city.
Pilgrim Baptist Church Mis-
sionaFy Society. Mrs. Anna Burns
president. met at the Booker T.
Washington Center Tuesday In q
business session followed by Q So
cial hour.
Theodore (PNaniel, small son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James 4. Monkey,
9i5 No. Main Ave-, who has been
confined TO his home with q cold,
IL doing fine at this writing.
Shirley, the small daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Tolbert.
e33S No. Main Ave-, II confined
TO her home but il recuperating.
A birthday party with 10 small
tots celebrating the 4th birthday
Of Melvin Smith. Jr.. the small son
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Smith, 216 East
SIND ST., was held In the dining
room OF the Sc. Johns Baptist
Church Saturday, Mrs. Smith was
assisted by her sister, Mrs Ber-
nice Milton and Mrs. Oscar
Bridgewater In serving refresh
ments. A cake with four blue can
dies was the centeFpiece.
Mrs. Rose Marie Carr. cousin Of
Mrs. Charles Smith, 1918 NJ. Phil
lips Ave-. departed Tuesday for
Chicago after . pleasant stay
here In the city.
Mr.. James Fleming. well known
chef. was on the sick list. but u
back ON the joo at the Morocco