St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-15
Minerva Bridgewater
$50 No. MINI. Ave.

day, Sept. 10. In the absence of
Rev. Bolts Jr., delegate to the
National Baptist convention at
Philadelphia, the ladies, with
Mrs. oscar Bridgewater, chair
man, sponsored the morning wor-
ship. Theme was "A Closer Walk
With Thee" Mrs. Harvey Bentley
led devotionals. Scripture reading
was by Mrs. James Lee; prayer
by Mrs. Eta Moxley. Leaders for
Meditations, Mines. Harvey Bent
ley, William Tolson. Reading of
Christian Women's Pledge by
Mrs. Maurice Coakley; poems by
Mrs. Adrian Tolbert; reading by
Mrs. James Moxley. Request song
by Mrs. AL. G. Frost. Greetings
from a visitor, Miss Margaret
Craig, Wichita, Kans. Meeting
opened and closed with seed for
thought from the Worker" fol-
lowed by the Mizpah. The church
looks forward to the third Sun
day when the pastor and his fam
lily will be back with US.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Haynes,
6O1 So. Willow Ave, returned
from their vacation in the south
where they visited with relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordan Tate and
baby daughter, 115 No. Dakota
Ave. Apt. are visiting in Min
neapolis as the house guests of
the latter's mother, Mrs. Arvilla
Tate.
Mr.. Virgil Anderson Jr., a re-
cent graduate of Howard Univer-
sity, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
Anderson, 306 West Bailey ar
rived last Monday to spend the
remainder of his vacation before
leaving for Michigan where he
will resume studies for his mas
ter's Degree. Mr.. Anderson is as
sisting Mr.. Chas. Smith in his
cleaning service company.
Miss Ruth Eulah Craig, former
student at Augustana College,
returned from Atchinson, Kans
with her sister, Miss Margaret
Craig and were the guests of the
young people. Miss Craig ac-
companied by her sister, left Sun
day evening for Minneapolis
where she will resume study.
Mr.. E. c. Collins, 1904 East
Sth street, a government inspec-
tor is recuperating as a patient
in the McKenna hospital.
Mrs. Beatrice Hamilton, mana
ger of the Booker T. Washington
Center, 704 East 9Th Street re-
Ceived a check up at the Sioux
Valley Hospital last week.
Mrs. Mable Anderson and small
son, James, Omaha, Nebraska,
are the house guests of her sister
and family, Mrs. Eta Monkey,
915 No. Main Ave.
Minister Norman Bacon and
member of the Church of God in
Christ, sponsored the morning
worship at the Pilgrim Baptist
church in the absenceof Rev.
Eugene Williams, delegate to the
National Convention, Philadel-
phia.
A surprise visit enjoyed by Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Smith, 216 East
32nd Street was Tuesday when
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Patton,
Chicago, who had been touring
Canada dropped in for a couple of
days. DO You Remember" was
the subject after a lapse of Is
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Smith
were host and hostess to Mrs.
Anna Lee Johnson, Duluth, MINI,
and daughter, Anna Louise, and
son Maxwell. accompanied by
Miss Magnolia Sailing and bro
Their, and Robert and Everett
Johnson who are students at
Augustana College here. After
the football game with Robert
and Everett Johnson playing, the
young people gathered at the
home of the Smiths for refresh
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Davis and
son Darrell, Streeter, Ill, return
Sd " AitiI tlblilN Il Iludyt dllCI a
two weeks visit here among rela-
tives and friends. The Monkey
family including the Coates, the
Andersons, and Tolberts and
with Mrs. William Toll
son and Mr.. Chas Bentley with
Mr.. Alfred White on hand taking
pictures, held a picnic dinner at
the Mckenna park Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. Clarence Hughes. a COM
munity worker of Minneapolis.
arrived in the city Saturday and
stayed at the home of Prof.
William Knox. Sioux Falls col
lege. While here Mr.. Hughes. a
Bahaf, was the guest of the as
sembly and was in attendance at
the Friday night feast. Mr..
Hughes spoke over the air on
Bea Bakers program on Unity.
Mr.. Hughes left Friday for Des
Moines, Iowa.
Mrs. Melvin Smith. 2l6 East
32nd street was the recipient of
IL bottles of soft drinks and Sc
cash in a canvass sponsored by
the Squirt bottling Co. where 81
is paid for each cold bottle of