St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-29
SIOUX FALLS. S. D.
BY MineTvo Bridgew0fer
633 Ne. hinsSseta Ave.
ST. JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH

Kew. h. w. BottS Jr. PaStor
Devotionals were led by Mr..
Chas. Bentley with scripture read
ing by Mrs. Katie Clemmons. Mrs.
TheO. Vaughn was pianist. Text,
Acts 17:28134, subject, The A
tenement"
Rev. Bolts prayed to be embued
with brotherhood, stressing life,
said that AtOnement was a new
treaty between Heaven and earth,
and thinking of atonement has
awakened in us the worth of being
Christian. A report of the an
nual chicken dinner sponsored by
the Brotherhood, Mr.. Dan Coates,
pres. netted $1S2.50, with the two
outstanding reports to come in.
Group No. I, Mrs. Joseph
Flemings, captain, turned into the
treasurer $500.
Visitors present were Mrs.
Katie Clemmons, Mr.. A. Williams.
Mrs Robert Haynes furnished the
address Of the Morrow family,
1446 West Place. Los Angeles,
Calf, who are undergoing be-
reavement at the loss of their
mother.
At $50 the Youth Fellowship,
Miss Shirley Staples, pres, met
in the dining room of the church
in Fun Night" with Mrs. H. w.
Bolts and Mrs. Al G. Frost as
captain in a Bible alertness of
finding passages the quickest.
Mrs. Bolts team, with much
credit to Mrs. Bolts Jr., and Miss
Gwendolyn Tolbert were the win
ners.
The evening worship marked
the End series of Brotherhood
combined with the regular wor-
ship with DR.. Michael Scenes,
Rabbi of the Mt. Zion Congrega-
ton. A Point and Power message
linking with life of Amos over
2700 years ago stated that one
should not question why because
it would not be any better If it
happened to someone else.
The speaker was introduced by
David Smith of the Argus Leader.
Remarks were received by Clar-
ence Hughes of Minneapolis, MINI.
representing the Mayors Council
on Human relations of Minneapo-
lis, MINI. A prayer was given by
Rev. Eugene Williams for pro-
gress as we journey to journeys
end Scripture reading, LIST Epistle
of Paul to Corinthians IS, and a
reading from Independent Mind"
by Watson. Master of ceremonies
was Rev. Bolts, Jr.. pastor of the
host church. Representation was
from the NAACP. Mrs. Beatrice
Hamilton, pres. The assembly of
the Bahai group, and Mt. Zion
temple.
Celebrating their birthdays on
the 18th of February were Mrs.
AL. C. Frost, 616 No. MINI. Ave,
with a gathering of friends at her
home. and the observance by Mr..
James f. Monkey. owner of the
Monkey Salon at his home, 915 No.
Main Ave.
Mrs. Captola Brisby and her
two brothers, Elmer and Charlie
Wagner of Minneapolis, Mimi,
were here in the city at the funer-
al of their brother, Oscar Bridge
water returning to Minneapolis
after the burial.
The Joint Brotherhood dinner
with the guest speaker, Mr.. Clar-
ence Hughes, representing the
Mayors Council on Human rela-
tions of Minneapolis, MINI.
brought a forceful message aut-
lining the history of the survey
with 81 workers Saturday at $50
at the Esquire Cafe. A gathering
of over 60 were present, includ-
ing Mrs. S. ]. Herting. Bea Bax-
ter, Rev. II. w. Bolts Jr., Rev.
Eugene Williams, David Smith
and Rabbi Scenes. Mr.. Hughes,
through the Minneapolis channel
offered constructive help now and
in the future. An open discussion
was held with Mrs. Michael
Scenes bringing the results of an
effort in the East which was very
encouraging. Music was furnished
and Rev. Williams, James Monkey
and John Armstrong assisting in
the quintet, Let Me Call You
Sweetheart"
The st. Johns Missionary So
ciety. Mrs. Walter Edgar, Pres,
met Friday at the home of Mrs.
AL G. Frost, SIC No. MINI. Ave.
Following the discussion of the
Worker. a delightful luncheon
was served by the hostess. Mrs.
Katie Clemmons, formerly of
Sioux Falls, brought greetings
from their church in Campbells-
vile. Ky. and their society.
A union Missionary society,
Mrs Chas. Martin. pres, met at
the Pilgrim Baptist church Sun
day afternoon with Mrs. Bea.
Hamilton, program directress.
Readings by Mines. F. Teal, n.
Bacon and Mrs. A. Steel. solos by
Mines. James Moore and Johnning
Hildreath.