Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-16
SIOUX FALLS. s. o.

Rev. %. w. Bolts, JE., Pastor
Sunday was Mothers Day. De-
yotl0nals were led by Deacon
chas Bentley and Deacon Al @.
Frost. Morning worship. Proverbs
26:25-3O. subject. "Blessed
Motherhood" Mrs. Theo. Vaughn,
pianist.
A solo, Wonderful Mother Of
Mine" by Mrs. Ruth McLaurin.
the history Of Mothers Day was
given by Miss GwendoIyn Toibert,
and a reading Tribute 10
Mother" by Miss Shirley Staples.
A sermon which uplifted the
spirit and created new hope was
given by Rev. Bolts Jr. In his
sermon an ne stated that the
child owed II 10 the parent 10 be
somebody and he stated that all
true mothers would go 10 the feet
Of their cross with their child.
Mrs. AIphonzo williams united
with the church. Rev, Bolts thank
ed the chairmen and all for the
wonderful cooperation in making
his fourth anniversary a success.
At $50 the youth fellowship
with Miss Shirley staples, presi-
dent met In session. After class
discussion q review by the pri-
mary class, Mrs. Oscar Bridge
water. teacher was given on the
life Of Samson. The evening wor-
ship at o p. m. brought q dynamic
sermon from Rev Bolts Jr. Text
was from Psalm 20, subject, II
Have Trusted"
II was decided by church vote
that ~. Johns church be repre-
scented In the foreign missionary
work conducted by DIR. G. C. Ad-
ans, who win be In 81. Paul next
week by sending $40 to the meet
ing.
The NAACP. Mrs. Beatrice
Hamilton. president, met at the
Booker T. Washington Center
Sunday afternoon. A business ses-
sion followed with reports Of civic
and community affairs. The secre-
tRry read the highlightS Of notes
from the National Office,
Pilgrim Baptist church, Rev.
Eugene williams. pastor, Sunday,
Mothers Day. Text, Samuel l.
10. Subject, And God Bless
Mamma" The Pastor presented q
surprise award TO Mrs. Anna
Burns az the Mother Of the
Church" at the morning worship.
Mrs. Ruth McLaurin, 9l5 No.
Main Ave. left Monday on her
vacation for Chicago. Mrs. Nc
LAurin II directress Of the 81.
Johns Baptist choir.
Mrs. Geo. Vaughn, IFS No. Oak.
Ave, Apt. No. 1. and small daugh-
ter, Karen, left for Omaha. Neb.
TO spend Mothers Day with rela-
tlves and friends.
Mrs. Walter Edgar, il5 No.
Dale Ave. Apt. No. 10, left Sat.
urday 10 spend Mothers Day with
her two daughters and their fam
lies at Mason City. lows. Mines.
c. BurreIl and Ruby Maccr are the
daughters
Mr.. and Mrs, Cassie Sheeley
motored to Huron. South Dakota,
Sunday. spending Mothers Day
at the home of Mr., and Mrs. N.
o. Fields. They also visited at the
home Of Fred Nash and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Day.
Mrs. Oscar Bridgewater was
the dinner guest Mothers Day at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
coakIey. 1871 8. Summit Ave. and
their four small sons. The formers
mother. Mrs, Katie Clemmons, II
q house guest Of tho couple,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Coates. $40
No, Mable st.. spent Sunday
afternoon at Pipestone. MINI on
business and pleasure with their
two daughters and the lAtter's
mother. Mrs, Eta Monkey.
Mrs. James Martin. 1900 So
10th street, was the hostess TO the
Hour Of Pleasure club Thursday at
her home A brief review OF the
life Of Mary Bethune was given
by Mrs, Maurice Coakley. Refresh
ments werr served. Mrs, Harvey
Bentley. In chairman.
St. Johns Missionary Society.
met Friday with Mrs, Cassie
Shelley, hostess at her home, sl5
No, Main Ave. A discussion Of
topic and devotionals from the
Worker" was discussed, A vote
Of thanks was extended by Rev
and Mrs Bolts Jr 60 the Mission.
airy Society, Mrs, sheeley. chair
man OF the dining room for the
efficiency on the first Sunday
which was the fourth anniversary