St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-09
SIOUX FALLS. S. D.
BY MInerVo BTidgewofsS
80 No. AaIaassosa Ave.

Floyd Massey Jrr pastor.
Rev Bolts explained the State
brotherhood meeting Seeking to
build on that foundation which Is
Christ's way, a vivid picture was
stressed. The visitors present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman Booker,
Mrs. Matthew Little and Pfc. Van
Booker. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Tate and baby son, Rev. MilsaP
and two other visitors.
The Lords Supper was given
The fourth anniversary of the
pastorate of Rev. Bolts was OBJ
served following morning worship
Mrs. Melvin Smith, Genera.
chairman. Mrs, Cassie Shelley
chairman of the Missionary So
cicty in charge of the dining room
and Mrs. Dan. Coates in charge
Of the finance. Guests were mem
bers and friends of the Pilgrim
Baptist church, Rev. Eugene viii
liams, pastor and Church of God
in Christ, State Mother. Mrs. Hat
tie Wheeler and Rev. Norman
Bacon. pastor. Well filled baskets
were brought by the members and
dinner was served in the dining
room with the teen ayers, Mission
ary Ladies and men as mattresses
and walters.
At $50 the program with Rev.
Eugene Williams as moderator,
St. Johns senior choir with Mrs.
Ruth McLaurin, directress. The
meeting opened with prayer, fol-
lowed by repeating the 23rd
psalm. Greetings by Mrs. Mener
Greer, a group Of romantic bal
lads by Mr.. Melvin Smith, solo,
YES God is Real" by Mr.. James
Monkey, greetings from Church o.
God In Christ. by Rev. Norman
Bacon, a talk by Mrs. Melvin
Smith, general chairman, solo, g
Want Jesus On The Road" by
Mrs. AL C. Frost, solo, He Knows
My Heart" by Mrs. Ruth Nc
Laurin. The teenagers known as
the Girls Quintette under the
directress, Mrs. George Vaughn
and pianist Mrs. H. w. Bolts Jr.,
rendered two numbers ending
with the Lords Prayer.
Rev. and Mrs. II. Boston, pastor
of Mt. Zion Baptist church, Sioux
City, Iowa, motored and brought
greetings from the church and
friends of Sioux City Iowa, and
read the scripture followed by
prayer by Rev. Bacon. Solo by
Mrs. Johnny Hildreth which was
beautiful and touching. Sermon
dynamic and coherent was de-
livered by Rev Williams. Sub
ject, Doing the Job for Jesus"
and in his summary following the
facts said Build on" A response
was made by Rev. Boston, follow
ed by remarks by Mrs. Boston and
Mrs. Williams. The finance Chair
man. Mrs. Dan Coates, presented
Rev. and Mrs. Bolts, Jr., with
$S5.25.
Rev and Mrs Bolts Jr., res
sponded with acknowledgements
and thanks. Rev. Boston extended
an invitation to all to attend his
seventh anniversary which will be
observed the third Sunday in May
at Mt. Zion Baptist church,
Sioux City, Iowa. A talk was
given by Mrs. Alca Steel, and
Mrs. Chas Warden. Mrs. Mener
Greer, Captain of Group No. 4,
reported S42. The meeting ad-
journed in a high spiritual atmos-
phere
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman BUD
Booker and Mrs Matthew Little.
Sylvia Booker. Minneapolis.
MINI, Pfc. Van Booker arrived
last week to be present when their
mother. Mrs. Bass Booker re-
turned from the hospital follow
ing an operation
Mrs Robert Haynes. 6O1 So.
Willow Ave, received news of the
sudden death of her sisters hus-
band, Mr.. Rudolph Martin of Los
Angeles. Calf Mrs. Martin Cor
della Frecman) is formerly Of
Sioux Falls and a graduate Of
WIS.
Mrs. Hattie Wheeler, State
Mother OF the Church Of God In
Christ left Sunday for New York,
N Y, too attend the second
WOmen's Convention.
Miss Evelyn Brooks, senior
of Mitchell, So. Oak. High school.
spent Sunday as guest here Of
Miss Jane Anderson. 3O5 West
Bailey St
A hefty, pondcrous woman trod
upon the foot Of an irritable dark
brother who was trying to read
his paper on a crowded bus.
Woman" he reared get off
my foot and stay off my foot
Put your foot where it be-
longs" retorted the woman.
You'd better not so tempting
me" he murmured.