Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-16
SIOUX FALLS. s. D.
BY MISorVG BFIdgswofos
AS1 No. AaInaoS@ea Ava.

ST. Johns Baptist church, Rev.
H w. Bolts Jr.. pastor. Sunday
Nov. II. DevutionalA were led by
Mr.. Chas Bentley with scripture
reading by Mrs. James E. Mox-
ley. Mrs. Theo, Vaughn, pianist.
Mrs Monroe Lotion urged
church attendance with a total of
u present for the morning and
night services.
Rev Bolts Jr., prayer was for
Thee 90 flood our hearts with
Thanksgiving no that we may re-
joice in Thee" Text. Exodus 1871
II.
The Pilgrim Baptist church in
vitRtiOn 10 share tho 3 p. m. ser
vices the 9TH Sunday at their
church was accepted. Rev. Bolts
Jr., asked for fun cooperation.
Al $50, the Youth Fellowship,
Miss Shirley Staples, president.
met at the church. In absence Of
Mrs, Geo. Vaughn. music dlrec-
tresa, Mrs. Ruth McLaurin was in
charge OF songs Mrs. n. w. Bolts
Jr.. pianist.
Evening service devotiOnAls led
by Rev. Bolts, with Psalm 20 In
unison, followed by sentence pray.
or followed by the Lords prayer
Mrs. II. w. Bolts Jr., pianist. Text
81. Matthew, 26:3i-40. Subject,
Doing Good" Rev, Bolts Jr.,
stated that good IL not measured
In material goods. That we have a
purpose IN our lives when we Inn
part good along the waySide. "
Take time out TO share with
others" he said. A large gather
ing was present with visitor Mrs,
Leonard williams of Mitchell. s.
d.
Mrs. Adrian Tolbert and dRugh-
ter. Gwendolyn, 033h No. Main
Ave. left for Atchison, Kansas, 10
attend the funeral OF their uncle,
Mr.. Warner Gillum.
Mr.. Henry Edgar. son Of Mrs.
Walter Edgar. li6 No. Oak. Ave-,
arrived In city Friday 10 visit his
mother and friends.
Rev. II. w. Bolts Jr,, pastor OF
81. Johns Baptist church and
Moderator OF the Minnesota and
South Dakota Convention win
leave Wednesday 10 be at the
board quarterly meeting which
viii meet at Zion Baptist church.
Minneapolis. Thursday. Rev. II. w.
Bolts, ST., host pastor.
Mrs. Charlotte welcher accom-
panied by her sister. Miss Jana
Anderson and brother Wallace
Anderson and Bentley Jaco. mot
ored TO Sioux City. Iowa, for the
week end.
Mrs. Geo. Vaughn and daughter.
Karen. llb No. Oak. Ave, went 20
Omaha. Nebraska, last week 10
viait parents and friends, and 20
extend birthday greetings TO her
mother, Mrs. 8. Coleman.
The Bronze women's Club. Mrn.
Thomas Clayton. Pres.. with Mrs.
James Monkey. hoSteaa, win meet
at the Booker T. washInEton
Center Monday. The birthday Of
Mrs. William Tolson win be OBJ
served
The 81. Johns Baptist church
Missionary Society. Mrs. Waiter
Edgar, president, met at the homo
OF Mrs. II. W. Bolts Jr., sac No.
MINI. Friday. The previous Mis-
slonRry meeting was at the home
Of Mrs ALFRED White. lis No.
Dakota Ave. where a study OF
the Worker was made on Every
Day Living and refreshments
followed the business sessions.
Tho Hour Of Pleasure club met
at the home OF Mrs. James Mar
tin, 1900 East 10th 81. Thursday.
Following the business meeting q
social hour was enjoyed
The Thanksgiving Special effort
with Mrs. William Tulson, chair
man, sponsored an old fashioned
Halloween party with the new and
old games, plenty Of food for the
young and old. II was held We'd
nesday In the dining room Of 50.
Johns Baptist church.
Prc-Hallowccn party was held
on Tuesday before Halloween with
nearly 80 children gathered at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Sam Glenn
mons, 400 n. Franklin St where
plenty OF pop corn. food and
drinks were served.
Mrs sam ClemmonS 200 No.
Franklin street was in attend