Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08
by MINERVA BRIDGEwATER
B3S No. MINI. Ave.
sioux Falls, n. I'd.


sioux Falls, n. ID.
Correspondents Note: Again
let us thank a very busy lady.
Mrs. Dan Coates, $40 No. Mable
st., for taking over this space
during the month Of July.
ST. Johns Baptist church, Rev.
II. w. Bolts, Jr., pastor. Devo-
tiOnaIs led by deacon Al q. Frost
and ChAs. Bentley. Morning wor-
ship subject, What Can I Do"
Pianist was Mr.. Nathaniel Fitch.
In charge Of urging church at
tendance were Mr. and Mrs. Maui
rice Coakley and family. Attend.
ance totaIled 81. Rev Bolts stres-
sed the parable Of the young ruler
and said that the challenge was
not only TO this young man but 10
everyone. Christians, ne said
should be concerned about right
and righteousness for there IL no
compromise. no middle ground
A special announcement was
made that all meet at Chamber
Of Commerce Wednesday.
The Lords Supper was given.
Report from Club No. !. Mrs.
Harvey Bentley, Captain, turned
in $4,000 which up TO date IL the
best financially. At $50 the
Youth Fellowship met with Miss
Maxine Frost, president, Mrs II.
w. Bolts Jr., pianist. Evening
worship, DevotiOnals led by Mrs.
Cassie Shelley and Rev. Bolts Jr.
Worship text. St Luke IS: STA,
subject. The Emphasis Of
Prayer. Prayer should be a part
OF our daily life for through
prayer II is enriched" said Rev.
Potts.
Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Bolts, pas
tor OF st. Johns Baptist church.
and daughter Sharon, motored 10
Minneapolis Monday TO be in at
tendance at the goth anniversary
Of the National Convention OF
Gospel Choirs and Choruses
which meets a week at the st.
James AME church In 81. Paul.
Enroute TO Portland. Oregon
with a Etop-over and view of the
beauty OF South Dakota's Black
Hills and other points are Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. L. Simms. Mrs.
Eva Jones and her IL year old
daughter. Gaynelle. Mr.. Simms Ia
q Supervisor Interviewer OF Della
ware State Employment Service
and Mrs. Simms Is q first grade
teacher In the public schools of
Delaware. Their overnight stay
was at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Monkey, 6i8 No. MINI. Ave.
The newest conner In 500 Falls
Ia Ronald Eugene Clemmons, born
July 9th at the McKennan hospit-
nj TO Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Glenn
mons. The two other ladies' ''in
waiting" are Mrs. Adrian Toll
bert and Mrs. Luther Clark.
Returned from mentioning In
Minnesota In Mr., and Mrs. Melvin
Smith. 2i8 East 32nd 81. While
visiting In Minneapolis they re-
sided at the Andrews Hotel. In
St Paul they worshipped at 81.
James AME.
Rev. Dixon. pastor who was a
friend Of the family In Iowa for
20 years. AIonzo Smith. the prom.
LsinG college athlete son, complet-
ed hts first semester at summer
school at the University OF Min.
nesota and is home on two
weeks vacation.
Mrs, Charles Martin. 2i9 No.
Dakota Ave. underwent an X.ray
at the Sioux Valley hospital Sat
urdRy. returning home awaiting
the report Her husband. Mr.. Mar
tin who cut his arm seriously six
months ago win report for work
Monday at the SFSTyd.
A Today convocation at the
Church Of God In Christ, Mrs
Hattie Wheeler. state Mother 2OS
No Dakota Ave. with pastor and
oVersccr Rev. J. p. Lenley. will
have a special program Friday
with the meeting ending Sunday
The st. Johns Missionary So
ctety Mrs Walter Edgar, prest.
dent met Friday At the home OF
Mrs Harvey Bentley. 1927 No
MINI. Ave. A study Of the Worker
followed by refreshments served
by the hostess
Mrs Elizabeth Rowland OF
Omaha. Nebraska, and the house
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Mar
tin, 2I9 No, Oak Ave. was IN,
dinner guest OF Mrs. Oscar
Rr,dgewater at her home Thurs
day.
MIR and Mrs Maurice Coaklev
1921 So. Summit Ave. entertainet
at luncheon. Mrs, l.. Harris ant
Mrs, James Monkey at their hom,
Monday,
Rev, Norman Racon. IFS No
Dakota Ave. the assistant Pastor
Of the Church OF God In Christ
and Mrs. Bacon and son. William
accompanied by q friend motorrt
to Louisiana Thursday on q vaca
ton and business trip,
Visitors enrpute TO the Rlacl
Hills from Mason City, Iowa
WIRE Mrs NJ. Ewing and her fam