Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-02-16
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st. Johns Baptist church. Rev.
II. w. Bolts, Jr., Sunday Feb. IL,
1881. DevotiOnals by Mr.. James
E. MOxley with scripture reading
by Miss Gwendolyn Tolbert. Mrs.
Theo. Vaughn, pianist. Mrs. VIII
ham TolsOn in charge Of urging
church attendance. The total for
the day being 100 persons. Service
text Rev. 21:l-7, subject Alpha
Omega" Rev. Bolts Jr. stir
ring message unfolded that the
Bible was the only book including
Time and Eternity. That it begins
at the beginning and ends at the
end. which IL the key which Is
authority and knowledge of the
Truth Of Jesus which has stood
the test. Mrs. Geo. Vaughn, for
merly of Omaha, Nebr.. Bethel
Baptist church united with the
church under Christian expert
ence. Rev. Bolts Jr., stated that
the annual chicken dinner at the
church for the public turned In
$306.65. Representation fee of the
church TO the MINI. SO. Oak.
Board Meeting which meets in
was carried through. Donald
Smith, an enlistee at the Air
Force Base, Albany. Georgia. the
son of Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Smith,
and who Is here visiting. spoke
at the morning and evening wor-
ship. Kenneth Anderson, our Mid
Graduate of WIS and who Is
planning on leaving for the Navy
spoke. Other visitors were Mrs.
Estel Stevenson and Mrs. Lorraine
Navers. Mrs. J. Stapleton was
also in attendance. Evening wor-
ship text Paul 18th Epistle TO
Hebreas 5 Subject. The same
yesterday, today and forever"
The Young people with Mrs. II.
w. Bolts, Jr., as Leader brought
an inspiring message in song. Mrs.
James c. Moore rendered a solo,
When have done the best !
can" accompanied by new MEM
Der, Mrs. Geo. Vaughn. Mr.. and
Mrs Vaughn, daughter Mary
Katherine united with the Young
Peoples choir. Rev. Bolts Jr.,
stated that History Is the mani
festation of the acts of God and
that the ages belong TO the
personality Of God.
Mrs. II. w. Bolts Jr.. chairman
of the program committee OF the
ST. Johns Baptist church, Rev H.
w. Bolts Jr., with the members,
united in the Emmanuel Baptist
church Womens Society Wednes-
day, Mrs. Walter Edgar. presi-
dent. Following the business SEES
sion, Mrs. Bolts Jr.. opened with
descriptive reading on Building
In Life" which was well received
With the theme Prayer" in the
Worker accompanied by soft
music proceeding each devotional
and topics by the members was
played by Mrs. Bolts Jr. A social
with refreshments followed by a
tour OF the newly purchased
church, the former Lutheran
church.
Mrs. William Tolson, 1908 West
Ninth St, was hostess to the St
Johns Missionary Society Friday
at her home. A study of the Wor-
ker was followed by a delightful
luncheon.
Van Booker. the son of Mr. and
Mrs, Bass Booker. 115 No. Da-
kota Ave, who arrived home from
Mpls. Mimi. following the sudden
illness Of his brother, Newman
who Is a patient at this writing at
the Sioux Valley hospital.
Mrs. Melvin Smith. 2l6 East
32nd Street was hostess in honor
OF her son. Pfc. Donald Smith Of
the 3lst Air Police Sg. at a din
ner at their home with his for
mer pals. Bently Jaco Kenneth
and Wallace Anderson. Alfred
White and Everett and Robert
johnson Sunday afternoon.