St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06
SIOUX FALLS. S. D.
by Minervo BrldgewofsS
t3s No. Aisnssota Ave.
ST. JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH

st. Johns Baptist Church, Rev.
II. w. Bolts, Jr., Pastor. Sunday.
June /, Devetionals led by Mrs.
Mener Greer, Deacon Chas. Bent
ley and James f. Monkey.
Morning worship special music
furnished by senior choir with di-
reCtress, Mrs. II. w. Bolts and
Mrs. Thee. Vaughn, pianist.
Pastors Text. st. Luke 4:16-26
A Prayer For A Greater Dedica-
ton To Thy Cause. Subject"
The Value of Being Prepared"
Rev. Bolts Jr., stressed the fact
that Religion was a persen matter
and the danger of making excuses.
Two visitors spoke. The church
was glad to see Mrs. Bass Becker
in the pew, she has been i'll, she
spoke TO the congregation. The
Lord supper was administered.
The report of club Semper Fidelis
Mrs. AL G. Frost, captain a sum
of $4,000 including a profit OF
$37S8 from the box social.
At 6 pm. The Youth Rally with
Mrs. II. w. Bolts, chairman pre-
scented the teenagers. Misses Jane
Anderson. Shirley Staples, Mary
Vaughn, Maxine Frost and Gwen
dlyn Tolbert.
Devotionals were led by Mary
Vaughn, Gwendlyn Tolbert and
Maxine Frost. An appeal was made
by the directress, Mrs. Cassie
Shelley. Two numbers accompanied
by Mrs. H. w. Bolts, Jr., by the
Wee Gospel singers little Shirley
Tolbert Dannette and Joanna
Coates. Rev. Bolts, Jr., read such
clippings as Give not from the
top of your purse but from the
bottom of your heart. classed as
nonsense that does make sense.
The quintette rendered two
numbers directed by Mrs. Geo.
Vaughn and pianist Mr. Bolts, Jr.,
A panel, a round table discussion
with Miss Shirley Staples chair
man with Miss Jane Anderson
Narrator, The five topics were
! Youth On the Home, Church, Ed
uCatlOn, Recreation and Commun-
ity An open discussion with ques-
tons and answer was heard. Fol-
lowing the Youth fellowship, the
Semper Fidelis group showed
religion film The Lords Bap.
tlsm" in the dining room of the
church. Mr.. Alfred White operat.
ed the motion picture machine.
Refreshments were served by the
group.
Mrs. II, w. Bolts, Jr., was
among the students of SIC pre-
scented IN musical recital at the
chapel Friday night.
Mrs. Giles Walls MINNEAPOLIS.
Minnesota arrived Thursday to
visit and accompany her husband
VINO was transferred from the
employment at the Veterans Hos
pital here to Fort Smelling, MINI,
They were the overnight guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Smith, 1913
No. Phillips Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Lotion.
ll5 No. Oak. Ave, Apt. No. , are
vacauonlng IN Illinois ana IN Mis-
sour.
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Monkey
are now located IN their new TO-
cation at 6lS No. Minnesota Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs Earnest Barrer
have taken over an apartment at
9l5 No. MAN Ave.
Mrs. Walter Edgar. ll5 No.
Oak. Ave, Apt. No l3 returned
home Friday after a three weeks
vacation IN Iowa visiting her
daughter and relatives.
The Semper FIdchs, Mrs. Al C.
Frost, Captain, met Thursday at
the captain home, GIG No. Mn
ncSOta Ave.
Miss Shirley Staples, grandniece
of Mrs. Mener Greer, 2lOS So.
Phillip Ave, and senior at VII.
5. was on this semester honor
roll. Miss Staples is an active
worker IN the church. the pres. of
the Youth Fellowship, teacher
IN the Sunday school. Miss STABLES
Will leave To visit her home at
CmCksaSha, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Coak'py
1921 s. Summit Ave. entertained
IN honor of their SIX year old son.
, Eddie, birthday Tuesday at their
home. A large number Of tots
were present.