Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-05
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NEWS OTES
BY MINERVA BRIDGEWATER
SIS No. Minnesota Avenue
Sioux Falls, 3 ID.
St Johns Baptist Church

Rev. II. w. Bolts, Jr, Pastor.
Devotionals led by Deacon Chas.
Bentley and Al @. Frost. Morning
worship text. 81. Mathew ISL
IL Subject. The Three Graces."
Rev. Bolts, Jr., offered prayer TO
keep Us under the shadow Of Thy
Wing. He stated that Jesus the
greatest teacher the World has
ever known took time TO talk In
terms Of peoples own experiences
% that the seed might take root
and that they profit thereby.
Among the visitors present were
Mrs. Addie Taylor and her little
niece and Mr.. Veriyn Napue. The
report Of Club No. with Mr..
Joseph Fiemings as captain with
his united band consisting OF
Mines. James Lee, Ruth MeLaurin.
Eta Monkey and Mr.. Thomas
Clayton, Mr.. James Martin, Mrs.
Monroe Loften and Mrs. James
Martin turned into the treasurer
the sum OF S126 which made them
the leaders financially Of the
clubs up 10 date. An invitation
was read to share in the seventh
anniversary of Rev. Eugene VIII
liams, pastor OF Pilgrim Baptist
Church. Mrs. II w. Bolts. Jr., was
pianist.
At $50 the services for the
Seventh Anniversary Of Rev and
Mrs, Eugene Williams following
a fellowship dinner In the dining
room Of the church served by the
ladies' Of the church. The devotion
al services were led by two dea-
cons Of Sioux City, Iowa and two
Of the Pilgrim Baptist Church in
GLIDING Messrs. Luther Clark and
william Harris, Messrs. Griffin
and Haynes. Representation was
from Church OF God In Christ, ST.
Johns Baptist, and Rev. Henry
Best Boston and his congregation
and friends with their senior choir
rendering the music accompanied
by Mrs. r. Haynes. Mrs. Beatrice
Hamilton. mistress of ceremonies.
Welcome address by Mrs. o. Glenn
mons, The entrance OF Rev and
Mrs Eugene Williams led by dea-
con William Harris followed by
deacon Luther Clark with the en-
tire congregation standing was
very impressive. The response fol-
lowed by a solo by Mrs. James
Moore. n three minutes talk by
the deacons. A solo by Mrs Ruth
McLaurtn.
The mistress Of ceremonies gave
review stating that Rev. VIII
liams began serving as regular
pastor in 1945. Before that time
ne served once a month from
Sioux CITY Iowa. The scripture
reading was Paul 2 Timothy "a.
The message was brought by Rev.
Henry Boston, Sioux city, Iowa
with a Dynamic thought for all
on the subject. The Supreme
Task" Rev. Boston stressed the
fact Of staying ready. Watch Thy
in all things. BE concerned with
life for Life IL Christ Mrs Hattie
Wheeler, State Mother Of the
Church Of God In Christ comment
ed on the services The offering
was led by Rev. Boston and the
total amount turned 10 Rev. and
Mrs. williams was $lSSl0 A
thank you talk was given by Rev.
and Mrs. Williams
Mrs. Vivian Boyd OF 81. Paul,
MINI. In In the city visiting friends
and Is the hoipeguest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Dysart. 1927 No
Dakota Ave.
Mrs, Addie Taylor and her NJ.
tie niece. Mr.. verlyn Napue mo-
tored to the city with the former
visiting her sister, Mrs Mener
Greer, 2t0S so. Phillips Ave. They
returned 20 Lincoln. Nebraska
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. 8. A. Steele. Minneapolis
MINI. returned home after q week
visit with his two sisters. Mrs
Chas Warden. go No Trap Ave
and Miss Alca Steele.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rowland. Omaha,
Nebr. who has been visiting In the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Mar
tin returned home Sat Many de-
ughtrul farewells were shown her
among them was one sponsored
by Mrs. William Thompson. Of
Church Of God In Christ,
on the women's Day program
Sunday Week the welcome ad-
dress was given by Mrs. Melvin
smith who presented her guest,
Mrs. Wallace Davis, ottumwa,
Iowa who pleased all with two de-
rghtflll readings, Miss Gwendlyn
TnIbert gave a reading on "wo-
men Wanted"
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Cnakley.