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~. Johns Baptist Church
st. Johns Baptist Church, Rev,
II w. Bolts. Jr. Pastor. Sunday,
Oct. IL. Devotionals were led by
Deacon Chas. Bentley and Mrs
Katie Clemmons. Morning worship
Text, st. Motthews. 5:1-l2, sub
ject, The Essence OF Christian
Living" Rev Bolts Jr., outlined
the beatitudes. The Sermon on
the Mount stating that Pure
Heartedness is the esscnse OF
Christianity.
Special announcement concern
ing the annual chicken dinner was
stressed Mrs. II. w Bolts Jr..
pianist. Mr.. James Monkey. direc-
tor. Special music by the senior
choir.
Evening worship opened by de-
votionals led by Rev. Bolts Jr.
Text. Psalm 80, subject, The
Eternal God" Rev. Bolts Jr.,
stated that life is a succession OF
changes but that God Is the same
and one can rely upon him at all
times
Mr.. ] X. Williams of Chicago,
Illinois, who is making his home
here united with the church.
Mrs. Alfred White and two
small daughters arrived home
after two weeks stay at the
home of her niece, Mrs Oscar
Williams. Kansas City. Mo.
Mrs. Dan Coates. a Girl Scout
Leaders Of the Brownies spent the
three days in session here at a
meeting and will give a report to
the group in the near future.
The annual chicken dinner for
the public sponsored by the
members Of the church will be-
Monday. October 18th in the din
ing room Of the church.
Mrs. Maurice Coakley. 1921 So.
Summit. mother of four small
boys from kindergarten to the
5th grade was in attendance at
the jefferson PTA meeting Thurs
day
The Bronze women's Club. Mrs.
Thomas Clayton, president,
motored 10 Mitchell, So. Oak.
Saturday to meet at the home Of
one Of the members. Mrs. L. b.
Williams Sr After the business
session a dinner followed by the
social hour. Prizes went 10 Mines.
Thomas Clayton. William Tolson
and Virgil Anderson. The visitors
present were Mrs John Arm
strong and Mrs Earnest Barger
Mrs Charlotte welcher, 3o5
West Bailey was the week end
guest of Miss Barbara Tate in
Minneapolis. Minnesota last week.
Linda Lotion had a party on
her sixth birthday Friday. at her
home. lis No. Oak. Ave. with
her mother. Mrs. Monroe Lotion
as hostess to the group. Ice cream
and cake followed with many
for Linda.
Al C, Frost, Jr., the seven year
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frost. sls
No Mimi. Ave. received many
gifts on his birthday at q dinner
Sunday Mrs. Chas Warden. Miss
Aica steele. Rev. and Mrs. II. w.
Bolts Jr-, and daughter. Sharon.
shared in the affair.
Mr.. Virgil Anderson. sos W.
Bailey St. veteran Of World War
I. suffered q heart attack Thurs
day and Is now a patient at the
veterans hoSpitA here.
Mrs. Minnie Franklin. I073 w.
18th street was hostess TO the ST.
Johns Missionary Society Friday |
At her home Mrs Walter Edgar /.
IS president The study Of the I
Worker" and business sessions
followed by refreshments
Mr. Booker walker who has
been q patient AZ the McKsnnan /
Hospital has returned home and
: doing well.
Miss Lucy Ashley, the former
siAnist Of the 81. Johns Baptist
'hurch Is q patient at the Nc
Eennan hOmv,fRaI II