Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-05-19
SIOUX FALLS. S. o.

The third anniversary of Rev.
and Mrs. II. w. Bolts, Jr., will be
observed Sunday, May II, at st.
Johns Baptist Church.
Al 81. Johns Baptist Church
Sunday. May II. the Church Rally
Attendance, with the Anderson
family Rs leaders, had In attend
ance for the day Ss2 persons. Rev.
Bolts. with the theme Mother"
delivered the sermon. Special mu-
sic was by the senior choir and q
trio with MesdAmes James Lee,
w. y. Bolts, JTa and Harvey
Bentley.
The report OF Group No. 8, Mrs.
Mensr Greer. captain. turned In
$3.50 to the treasury. There was
an acknowledgment OF an electric
clock presented by the lie, Mrs.
James Lee, president. The evening
worship was from Psalm n, sub
ject Draw Nearer" with Rev.
Bolts, Jr.. bringing the message.
Rev. Bolts stated that the prob
lens of the church In the weak
ness of the Christians.
Mrs. James Moore, lis No. Da-
kota Ave. rendered four numbers
ut the Junior-SenioT banquet at
the Augustana Academy, Canton
Lutheran Church. on Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith,
1912 No. Phillips Ave. recently
purchased n 1850 Oldsmobile blue
sedan and their brick building
construction TO the south of their
home is almost completed.
Mr., Monroe Lotion, li6 No.
Dakota Ave, suffered an accident
at work a. an employee of the
railroad, but In at home and In
much improved Mt this writing.
Mrs. William Tolson. I703 West
9th St, was hostess to the st.
Johns Baptist Church Missionary
Society Friday, Mrs. Walter Ed
gar. president, Mrs. Homer Edgar,
dAughtcr.in-law of Mrs. Walter
Edgar. brought greetings as q Wis
itOr.
Mrs. John Armstrong and Mrs.
Fred Teal spent Sunday afternoon
motoring through Dell Rapids and
Madison, 3. u.
Bentley JRco, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Tolson, 1908 West
9th St., and q junior at WIS. L. n
member OF the chorus, singing
baritone.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joining Hildreath.
IFS No Dakota Ave. recently
purchased . 1880 two-tone green
Oldsmoblle four-dOor sedan.
Donald Smith, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Smith, 2l6 East 32nd
St, and a student at AuRustAna
College. enlisted In the Army and
left Wednesday for duty.
The prayer and praise services
continue at the 81. John Baptist
Church on Wednesdays and Ia in
creaAing In number. Mrs. Ucles
Radcliffe attended last week.
Mrs. Ora williams. Greenville,
Mias. and Mr.. Samuel Clemmons
were united In marriage Sunday
afternoon. with Rev. II. w. Bolts,
JT., officiating. The bride wore q
three quarter white nylon veil and
q dark blue off shoulder. ahiTred
bodice. with fun skirt and carried
pink and white carnations and ac-
ceasortes were white, The brides
maid and best man was Mrs. Wv
ian Byrd and Mr. Maurice Coax
ley, AZ 4:3o p. m, = reception was
held at the home OF Mrs. Vivian
Byrd, s2o No, Blauvclt 81.
The Bronze women's Club met
at the home OF Mrs. Frost. 6i6 N.
MINI. Ave. and the following Of
ficeFs were elected. President,
Mrs. Al q. Frost: vice president,
Mrs. Thomas Clayton: secretary.
Mrs. Virgil Anderson: assistant
secretary. Mrs. James Monkey and
treasurer. Mrs Melvin Smith.
Mrs, Anna Lee Johnson. Duluth.
MINI, mother Of MeSSrs. Robert
and Everett johnson. arrived In
the city Saturday to spend Moth
er's bay with her sons who are
students at the AugustanA Col
lege. Mrs. Johnson is the house.
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Smith. 2le East SIND 50.
The Federated Club. Mrs. Har-
vey Bentley. chairman, met at the
Booker T, Washington Center
Thursday.