Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-02

by assistant pastor Monroe Ba.
con. A prayer over the two can.
didatea on Bonded knees was BY
Rev. Eugene Williams. A solo
Just One Step by Mrs. Geo
Vaughn accompanied by Mrs. II
w. Bolts. The meeting closed with
the theme for a vision 20 see the
program.
The Bronze women's Club. Mrs
Thomas Clayton, president, met
at the Booker r. Washington
Center Monday with the president
as hostess. Birthday greetings and
many gifts were extended 20 Mrs
Virgil Anderson In honor Of her
birthday.
The Hour Of Pleasure Club, Mrs
Harvey Bentley, chairman, motor
ed TO Yankton, So. Oak. Sunday
afternoon for a social meeting al
the home of Mrs. Earnest Haynes
who In n member of the Sioux
Falls branch. Mrs. Cassie Shelley
served a. assistant hOsteas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al g. Frost and
family accompanied by their sister
and nephew John Strayhern re.
turned home Friday from Bloom.
inggrave. Texas. where they went
TO attend the funeral OF the for,
mers brother. Mr.. Harold Dean
Frost.
DR.. Freeman johnson and his
party OF four Of Chicago. ILL.,, left
Friday for their homes after a q
day pheasant hunting trip in So
Dakota. Mr.. Theodore Vaughn &C.
companied the hunters on several
trips The hunters received their
full quota and were the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
BridgewateT, 63S No. MINI. Ave
They were the dinner guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Vaughn. 6O6
so. Willow Ave. Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bentley
spent several days In Huron, SO,
Oak. as the guests OF Mrs. Hazel
Mecks, enjoying the pheasant
hunting parties In that vicinity.
Fun Night under the Youth
Fellowship group gathered at q
p. m. Sunday evening In the din
Ing room Of the st. Johns Baptist
church. The committee, assisted
by the youths, with Mrs. Dan
Coates a. leader OF the entertain.
the bowl with the most cotton
Walter Edgar OF the adults filling
ment. The fun conferred with Mrs
balls was the recipient of three
large tomatoes as the prize. The
celebration also marked the birth.
day Of Sharon Bolts, 5 years oil
age and Dannette Coates, 0 years
Of age. Two large trays Of CUP
cakes with one lighted candle on
each with Happy Birthday" sung
In honor OF the two birthdays and
plenty OF pop corn. sandwiches
cold drinks and coffee was served
Games were followed by solo
singing In a song fest by Mrs
Geo. Vaughn a. directress &C.
companied by Mrs. n. w. Bolts
Jr,. stunts and recitations and
songs by the younger group wa
held. The song, 1T Ii No Secret
What God Can Do" was memor.
ICED and sung by the group fol,
lowed by solos by most OF the
group members. A large number
was present. Mrs. Adrian Tolber,
Evening worship at 8 p. m. De.
was in charge Of tho food.
vOtionals were led by Rev, Bolts
Jr.. followed by the Lords prayer
The evening marked the beginning
Of the Famous Hymn Hour" Mrs
James Moore sang her famous
hymn Al = solo accompanied by
Mrs. Bolts. Jr.
Il Love to Tell the Story mails
Rev. Bolts turned into the
treasurer $500 from group No. Z
Mrs. Melvin Smith. captain who
made q great effort In April
turning In $500 90, Misses Jane
Anderson and Shirley Staples as.
sisted In he reading OF the an.
nouncemeht and the general col.
lection. The meeting ended by
prayer In unison.