St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-18
SIOUX FALLS. S. D.
BY MinoTV0 BTidg0wufor
631 No. MiRnss0tg Ave.
ST. JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH

81. JOhNS DAfIISI ShJh1ii
Sunday. April 13 A full day of
uplifting the spirit and creating
new hope began at the sunrise
services followed by breakfast
served in the dining room by the
Missionary Society, Mrs. Walter
Edgar president. At the II a. m.
service, text, Matthew. 2S:1S. The
theme around Jesus saying "All
power is given unto me in heaven
and in earth"
Rev. Bolts brought out The
Victory of Resurrection" and
stated that it teaches US today
that God is always vital and i'm
portant part if we only trust Him
all the way Special music by the
senior choir presenting Easter
Cantata with Mrs. Ruth McLaurin
directress and Mrs. Thee.
Vaughn, pianist.
Solo. THE Dusk is Falling" by
Mrs. H. McLaurin, and duet,
Stars Der the Sepulcher," by
Mesdames Adrian Tolbert and II.
w. Bolts. Solo Wherefore Dust
Thou Weeping Wait" by Mrs.
Theo Vaughn. The Easter Clean
ers were turned in.
The evening worship brought
the Easter message in words and
songs presented by the Sunday
School, Mrs. Harvey Bentley,
supt., and the Youth Fellowship,
Mrs. Cassie Shelley, directress,
pianist was Mrs. H. w. Bolts Jr.,
Miss Jane Anderson, narrator.
The small tots opened the
program with Rotations followed
by a song. Two piano selections
were rendered by 10 year old
Shirley Tolbert, who received
second applause Of the Junior
class with Rotations followed by
a surprise solo, why Should He
Love Me So. by Dimpsey Kim
ball, accompanied by Mrs. Bolts
Jr., Among those appearing on the
program were Paul Coakley, Jr,,
Maurice Coakley Jr., Eugene, Ed
die and Danny Coakley, Melvin
Smith Jr., Patricia and Diane
Welcher, Al. G. Frost Jr., and
Jacqueline and Wanda Jean Frost,
Dannete and Joeanne Coates The
five teenagers, Misses Maxine
Frost, Mary Vaughn, Gwendolyn
Tolbert, Jane Anderson and Shir-
ley Staples with directress Mrs.
Geo. Vaughn and pianist Mrs. II.
w. Bolts Jr., dressed in white
robes with large black scarf ties
brought the message depicting the
resurrection among arranged
setting Of palms with two lily
plants on each side to the front
with beautiful blond miniature
spinet piano on the south, a
creative thought by the directress,
Mrs. Geo. Vaughn. Individual mar
ration followed by music ended
with the Lords Prayer which
Clmaxed the Easter spirit $1O910
was received for the day
Mrs. Chas. Warden. 229 No.
Trapp Ave, was the dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Al c. Frost and
family, 616 No. MINI. Ave. Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Adrian Tolbert. $685. No.
Main Ave. was hostess to the st.
Johns Missionary Society Friday
at her home. A business session
where a vote of thanks was ex-
tended to Mrs II. w. Bolts Jr.,
chairman of the Missionary pro-
gram on the fifth Sunday which
through her planned efforts was a
success spiritually and financially.
The Easter Breakfast was plan
ned. A study of the Worker was
discussed. Mrs. Walter Edgar is
president.
Mrs. Maurice Coakley, 1921 SO.
Summit Ave, was hostess to the
Hour Of Pleasure Club which met
at her home Thursday. The Club
is studying the Autobiography Of
Mary Bethune Mrs. Ruth Nc
Laurin was in charge Of discus
sion. Refreshments were served
Mrs. Virgil Anderson, 3O5 West
Bailey St, left for Minneapolis,
MINI. over the week end on BUSH
ness, spending Easter Sunday
there.
Mrs Giles Walls left for Min
neapohs to attend the meeting At
the Church Of God in Christ being
held there
Mrs. Vivian Boyd. formerly Of
Sioux Falls was in the city for
couple of days She returned 10
Minneapolis where she now lives.
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Palestine Lodge No. 7
w F. & A. M.