Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-06-02
SIOUX FALLS, s. D.
Minerva BFtdgewateg
6SS No. Mlhn. Ave.
Sioux Fails, 30. Dakota

One weeks revival under the
guidance Of Rev. r. D. johnson,
evangelist and pastor Of Mt OIL
vet Baptist church, Sioux City,
Iowa and st. Johns Baptist
church, Omaha, Nebr., ended Sun
day at the Pilgrim Baptist church,
Rev. Eugene Williams, pastor,
with two candidates for baptism,
Fannie May and Ann Alma, the
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Clark. Rev. johnson II also an Of
fetal OF the National Baptist Con-
vention. Bible class every day
from 2 10 3 o'clock with a surprise
prize 10 the most points holder
was given on Friday 10 Mrs.
Eugene Williams. Special Sunday
8 D. m. services climaxed the
meeting with music from quintet
The SilVertones" including Rev,
VIM. Duncan. Sioux City. Iowa and
two solos by Mrs. Johnny Hill
breath. A dynamic sermon with
the subject BE faithful until
death"
81. Johns Baptist church, Rev.
II. w. Bolts, Jr.. pastor. Sunday.
May 20. The text was Daniel go
u, subject, Eternal Life With
God" Rev. Bolts, Jr. bringing a
spiritual realization Of the sub
ject stated that we should look be-
You'd circumstances, grief, and
sorrow and see God. The evening
worship was very impressive with
Rev. Bolts. Jr.. taking the 23rd
psalm a. the theme, with the
subject, The Lord 10 My Shep-
herd" with testimonials TO the sub
ject with all present. Mrs. II. w
Bolts, Jr., pianist. Solo by Mrs.
James Moore and q solo by Mr..
John Armstrong, II Must See
Jesus" with congregation singing
the chorus. Rev. Bolts. Jr.. closed
the meeting by reading the 23rd
psalm while Mrs. Bolts, Jr., play
ed soft music. "A Closer Walk
With Thee"
The 81. Johns Baptist Brother
hood, Daniel Coates, Pres, met at
the home OF Mr.. Theodore Vaughn |
606 So. Willow Ave, Monday. A
business session, and a delightful |
lunch was served after.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bentley
accompanied by his father, |
Charles Bentley and his sister, |
Mrs. william Tolson, left Satur-
day for Salisbury. Mo. and other
points In Missouri.
Mrs. Monroe Lotion, 1l6 No
Dakota Ave, was hostess for the ,
Stanley Products Party Friday at
her home. Mrs. Lotion received q
spatula and q beautiful carving
set. The door prize went to Mrs
Ruth CoRkley.
NAACP Youth. Roscoe Bacon,
president. met Thursday at the
Booker T. Washington Center,
Mrs. Beatrice Hamilton, manager.
Refreshments were served by the
Booker's youths.
The local branch Of the NAACP.
James r. Monkey. president, had
m their guest speaker Sunday, at
the Y.M.C.A, Joe Robbie, Nit
chell, Democratic Candidate for
Governor who is also the State
chairman of the party, who spoke
on FEPC and the filibuster.
Mrs. II. W. Bolts, Jr., was the
recipient OF many beautiful gifts
Mt a surprise birthday shower
when choir members and many
friends joined with happy birth
day greetings.
Mr., and Mrs, James Monkey. 915
Mr.. and Mrs. Mace Frank.
No, Main Ave, had as their guests
lin, Hollywood, Calf. and the lat
ter's sister and brother-in.law who
motored through enruute to East
Moline, III. Mr. Franklin Is a
pianist.
Miss Gwendolyn Tolbert, a
sopohomore of WIS. and the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian
Tolbert, 933h No. Main Ave,
was presented IN q piano recital
Sunday at the Old Main Chapel,
AubustanR College.
Mrs. o. II. Burrell, Mason CITY.
Iowa, arrived In the City Tuesday
TO be at the bedside OF her father.
Mr.. Walter Edgar, who IL confined
to his bed. Mrs. Ruby Macer who
ON her return trip spent the past
week here with her parents, re-
turned to her home in Mason City
Tuesday