Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-15
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81. Johns Baptist church, Rev.
H. w. Bolts. Jr, pastor. Devo-
tIOnals were led by Deacon Al.
q. Frost. Morning Text 81.
Mathew 25i-14, subject, The
Value Of Being Prepared" Mr..
Nathaniel Fitch. pianist.
A report Of the choirs and
ch0rusea goth annual convention
was made by Mrs. II. w. Bolts.
Jr, at the Sunday school and a
report was made at the morning
worship by Rev. Bolts Jr.
Mrs. Walter Edgar was in
charge Of urging Church Attend
ance for the day. Three visitors
were present.
Rev. Bolts Jr, stated that any
thing worthwhile in life. pre-
paration has 10 be- made and that
this Ia especially true In our
spiritual cndeavors for our lives
should back up what we say. A
duet by Mrs. Ruth McLaurin and
Mr.. James Monkey was rendered.
A. $40 the Youth Fellowship,
Miss Maxine Frost. captain,
opened their meeting with their
theme song, There Ii No Secret"
At = p. m, the evening worship.
Mrs H. w Bolts Jr, pianist Text
St. Mathew 25:36-48. Subject,
Life Gcthsemane" Bringing a
forcible message on sorrow and
Joy, Rev. Bolts Jr.. stated that
We all have TO go 10 the valley
sometime but that prayer is that
which helps when our heart and
mind Is stayed on Jesus Christ In
like tap roots In the ground, II
win stand for II In an anchor in
Jesus Christ,
The fourth Sunday will be Wo-
mems Day.
Another newcomer was born
August 8, 1862. He In Adrian Le-
roy Tolbert, Jr.. born 10 Mr. and
Mrs. Adrian Tolbcrt. lIb No. Da-
k0ta Ave. Apt. No. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cabell are
now residing In an apartment at
the home OF Mr and Mra Johnny
HiIdreath, 400 West Fourth 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bentley
left last Wednesday by motor 10
attend the cholrs and chor,lseS
convention and visit friends In
the Twin Cities.
Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Bolts Jr..
returned home Saturday from
Minneapolis, MINI. after attend.
ing the choirs and choruses con.
vention In 81. Paul. Minnesota,
Mr., Charles Bentley. the senior
deacon Of St. Johns Baptist
church and the father Of Mrs.
William Toison and Mr.. Harvey
Bentley went to McKenna Hos
pital Saturday for a check up but
returned to his home at 8i5 No.
Spring Ave.
Mrs. Walter Edgar was the
dinner guest Of Mrs. Mener Greer
at her home Sunday, 240s So
Phillips Ave.
MIRA Halle Wright and grand
daughter, Iastta, . years old, Of
Omaha, Nehr.. arrived In the city
TO be- with her brother who Is III
at the Sioux Valley Hospital Mr..
Toy Austin, Mrs. Wright II at the
home Of Mrs. Eta Monkey. 9l5
No. Main Ave.
Mrs Dan Coates and daughter
Dannette motorcd 60 Sioux City.
Iowa with MIR. and Mrs Oscar
Ncvings who visited over the
week end nj their home. Mrs.
Coates spent one week returning
with Mr.. Coates by motor while
their daughter viii enjoy another
week with the Nevings,
| Miss Evelyn Brooks, Mitchell,
So. Oak. a June graduate OF the
Mitchell High school was In the
city Saturday to play In the soft
bali tournament. Miss Brooks
plays left field. She was the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs Tolson,
Mas Brooks left for Sioux City,
Iowa 10 visit friends after wor.
shipping at the 81. Johns Baptist
church.
The sc. Johns Missionary So.
cicty. Mrs. Walter Edgar, presi-
dent. met Friday at the home Of
Mrs. Eta Monkey sl5 No. Main
Ave, A study Of the worker fol.
lowed by a social hour.
Word has been received by
Mrs. Oscar Brtdgewater, 63s No
MINI. Ave, that Mrs, LcvadN
Watson. Waco. Texas. win be in
the city sometime after the 9th
Of August spent her vacation with
friends,
or for New York, New Jersey
Sunday was Mr. and Mrs Theo.
dore Vaughn and the iattcr's
brother, Mr.. William Franklin. by
motor.
A birthday party was given
Thursday for their grandmother
by her four small grandchildren
assisted by their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Coakley for Mrs
Katie Ciemmons at their home