Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-09-28
SIOUX FALLS. s. D.
By MlROTVo BEIdg0NGsOS
A19 DO. AaIsnoSoAs Ava.

st. Johns Baptist Church, Sun
day, Sept. %. Rev. II. W. Bolts
text was from Mathew 1919, sub
ject, The Worth Of the Individ-
uaI." The deyotionals were led by
Mr.. ChaS. Bentley with scripture
reading by Miss Maxine Frost.
The morning worship scripture
WAS read by Mr.. James Milsap
followed by prayer as soft music
was rendered by Mrs. Theodore
Vaughn, pianist. Rev. Bolts
brought the sad news Of the sud-
den death Of Mrs. Anna Mendoza
who died while singing at Graham
Chapel In Minneapolis. She was
well known 10 Sioux Falls people.
Miss Maxine Frost. formerly Of
the AME church. Texas, united
with st. Johns. Mr.. James MIL
sap and Mr.. Nathaniel FitZ were
in attendance at Monday school
and morning worship and brought
greetings. Rev. Bolts outlined the
program beginning next Sunday
with the BYE strcssing a definite
program in Christian Education
Despite q heavy dOwnpour Of rain
all afternoon a good number OF
people were present at the evening
worship.
Two visitors, including a stu
dent at the State University and a
former SUDDEN. OF Minnesota Uni
versity were present and spoke.
Mrs, II, w Bolts served as plan
list.
Mrs. Mener Greer Of the Adult
Sunday school class. Mrs. H. w.
Bolts Jr.. teacher was the winner
Of a award In attendance. bring
ing Of bible and home study Sun
day.
VacRtioner back are Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Haynes. sol so. vii
low Ave. and have AZ their house
guests the niece OF the latter. Mrs.
Albert Harper who arrived last
Thursday.
Tic. Mrs. James Lee. presi-
dent, met at the Y.WCA. Friday.
Mrs. Robert Haynes was hostess.
Mrs. Albert Harper was guest.
Birthday observance was made in
honor Of Mrs. James Moxley.
Mrs. John Armstrong, 1l5 No.
Dakota Ave. returned home from
a weekend visit with Mrs Leon
ard Williams Jr. at Mitchell, 8. d.
Mrs. Armstrong attended the
First Congregational church of
which the Williams are members
Mrs. Beatrice Hamilton, mana
ger Of the Booker T. Washington
Cented who has been a patient at
the McKennR hOpsital returned
home last week and II recuperat-
ing on a trip In the south.
A surprise advance birthday
party sponsored by his wife, for
Rev II, W. Bolts. took place last
Wednesday evening following the
praise and prayer meeting fol-
lowed by choir practice. When
Rev Bolts Jr.. entered his home
a group Of members had already
gathered In the dRrkened living
room and many voices rang out
led by Miss Shirley Staples and
Mrs. Sam Clemmons, Happy
Birthday" His birthday Is Satur,
day. Sept. %,
Rev. Bolts found II difficult "a
regain his composure when he saw
the table loaded with presents
Much credit goes TO Mrs. H. w
Bolts. Jr.. who was tirClesS In the
attempt TO keep the birthday
party a secret from the pastor
A group Of the Sioux Falls PEG.
pie motored TO Sioux City. Iowa
Saturday
The members OF the St John Z
Masonic Lodge here who were In
attendance at the meeting in Min
ncRpOlis lost week have returned
and are back on their Jobs. Mr.
John Armstrong who taken III
Monday and returned home has
recuperated and Is now at work.
Mr.. James Milsap, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Milsap of St
Paul. MINI. and Mr.. Nathaniel
Fitz. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
FitE. Council Bluffs, Iowa, arrived
In the city and are students AT
SIC, residing at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Soakley.