St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-24
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N E w S N OTES
BY Minerva Bridgewater
638 No. Minnesota Avenue
Sioux Falls, - ID.
st. Johns Baptist Church

Deaconcss Mrs. Walter Edgar and
Deacon Charles Bentley. Morning
text Rev. POS. Subject, And the
books were open and where is
your name recorded" Food for
great thoughts and weighty con-
sideration along the way was
pointed out by Rev. Bolts as he
unfolded a story from real life.
Mrs. H. w Bolts, Jr., pianist and
Mr.. James f. Monkey, director
Special music by the choir. A solo
part by Mrs. Al. G. Frost, God
Answers Prayer"
Mr.. Joseph Clemings who re-
turned from his vacation in New
York and Philadelphia brought an
echo of his trip stating that he
attended services in New York
and Philadelphia and also saw
Jackie Robinson making a home
run.
The two teachers were in at
tendance at morning worship and
were introduced to the church.
Mr.. Aster Williams was in at
tendance at the Sunday school in
the adult class. Mrs. Bolts Jr,
teacher. Mr.. Williams took an
active part.
Mr.. Morris Richardson spoke at
the morning worship.
The evening worship will be
united in service with the church
at Baltic, s. d. The choir will
furnish the music with Rev. Bolts
Jr, bringing the message.
The Hour of Pleasure club, Mrs.
Harvey Bentley, chairman, met at
the Booker r. Washington center
Thursday. Mrs. Beatrice Hamil-
ton, manager. Mrs. Adrian Toll
bert was hostess to the group A
study continues of the book by
Mary beInune.
A chitterling supper was given
Saturday sponsored by the ladies
of the Church of God in Christ
Mrs. Hattie Wheeler, state mother
at the church. Chicken and barbe-
cue was also served. Every Satur-
day a supper will be given for the
public.
The BahaT center, POS Van
Fps Bldg. Miss Violet Anderson.
Minneapolis, gave a talk. "Relig-
ious Foundations of the World
Unit" followed by slides, Holy
Land" narrated by Mrs. B. Ash
ton, Chicago.
Mrs. Oscar Bridgewater, 638 N
Minnesota Ave, was hostess at
coffee served in honor of Mrs
Lucy Smith of Chicago, Ill
Among those present were Mrs.
Chas. Smith and family. Mrs
Walter Edgar and Mrs. Alphonzo
Williams and family on Tuesday.
Hawthorne School PTA social
period for the mothers of the
kindergarten group was attended
by Mines. AL, G. Frost, Alphonzo
Williams and Johnny Hildreath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Vaughn, COS
So. Willow Ave, motored to Min
neapolis. Mimi, last Saturday and
spent the time at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James Crowder.
The twice a year chicken din
ner sponsored by the Church of
st. Johns Baptist, Rev. H w.
Bolts Jr., pastor was a grand sue
cess. Monday, in the dining room
of the church.
Mr.. AstOr Williams and Mr.
Morris Richardson. teaching at
Parelee. S. y. are here attending
the SDEA. They have been teach
ing since Jan. 1852 at Parmelee.
They are graduates of Tillotson
College. Austin. Texas. They are
teaching social studies and are
staying at the YMCA.
Mrs. Oscar Bridgewatcr left
Monday for Omaha, Nebraska for
several days on business and
pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nevins &C
companied by Mrs A Robinson,
Sioux City Iowa, mOtored to
Sioux Falls. and the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Coates over Sun
day.
A surprise visit on Rev. and
Mrs II w Bolts Jr., and daugh-
ter Sharon was Monday evening.
when Rev. and Mrs. II. w Bolts
Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wardcr parents and sister and
brother-in-law stopped over en-
route to Minneapolis, MINI. from
visiting in Denver Colo. and
Omaha Nebraska
Mr. and Mrs. George Vaughn,
l15 y. Oak. Ave. are vaCationing
in Chicago. III visiting relatives.
While at their home relatives
from out of the City are Mr.. and
Mrs. George Vaughn Jr. and their
IL month old daughter, Denise
from Topeka. Kan. Mrs. Vaughn's
sister. Mrs. Clifford Robbins, and
IL month old son from Omaha.
Neb.. are keeping the home fires
burning the Vaughn returned
from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred White and
two small daughters Carolyn and
Phyllis are visiting their grand
! naraptS in MiSSiSSiDpi until