Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-28
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By KAYE COATES
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several outstanding events that are
surely worthy Of mention. On
Thursday, the Mines. Shelley
Frost. Vaughn. Edgar and White
had q very successful style show
and the GROWING Of Miss 81
John" Shirley Tolbert was the
winner Of the contest 10 therefore
she was Miss 81. John" and
pretty she was In her crown and
robe. Dannette Coates and Erma
Hildreth were the queens attend.
ants,
Most Of our youngsters in the
lower grades and cradle roll were
In the style show and II was cute
as a button. I enjoyed the May
pole children very much.
Girl Scout troop 81 Of Franklin
school took part In the program
by singing Scout songs and spir.
ituals. Most OF the youngsters
seem to think the eats were real
fine because they were tasty and
reasonable In cost.
Friday Pilgrim church and
Church Of God In Christ paid spec.
ial tribute TO st. Johns Baptist
church. Rev. and Mrs. II. Bolts
by having q special service con-
Quoted by Rev. Duncan Of Pill
grim. II was attended by a small
group Of well wiahers.
Also on Friday the YWCA club
had Its meeting In the West room
the Scout troup Of Franklin
school sang for the ladies. Jerry
Cabbcll and l. Dycart served for
RoSeannA Monkey who has been
III for q week or 20. Helen Haynes.
President Of the group In seeking
new members to share some Of
the Rlories Of the new Y building.
Sunday. the 23rd Of May. Rev.
and Mrs. II. Bolts were the prin-
cipals In the Annual Church An
niversaTy Services Zion Baptist
church of Minneapolis was repre-
sented. also all Of our local
churches and Zion Baptist church
Of Sioux City. Rev. J. Boston de.
livered the anniversary message
Thomas Clayton delivered the
welcome address. while our most
capable Georgia Lee was the mis-
tress OF ceremonies Mr.. u. Shelley
was general chairman Of the
whole affair and a good one she
was. She had all members Of St
Johns church on their toes.
Mrs. NJ. Greer was busy all
week end seeing that all families
contributed a well filled basket Of
food and they sure did. we had
food galore, I must say, the leader
and pianist Of the Minneapolis
Zion choir really brought q mes
sage In song.
Rev. and Mrs. II Bolts Sr.. are
looking better than ever and we
were so happy to see some Of our
oldtimers like the Phillips family.
and our own Mr. o. Bridgewater.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Walls. Mrs.
Grerr's sister. and friends from
Lincoln Judson Phillips did all
right here. in between services he
gave plugs for his shop, and be-
fore he left he announced his
birthday on May 2Sth 90 II any
one would like TO get him
gift. We hope you have q mighty
nice birthday. Jud.
Sharon Bolts was a busy Miss
over the week end with 80 many
relatives about. She took time out
10 take part in recital at s. p
and I'm telling YOU her
aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. J
seem 30 pleased over
sharon's achievement In music,
I'm SURF II will inspire her to do
better and better,
Mrs O, BridgewRter has been
here several days as the guest in
the Frost house and she looks so
nice and we need her 80 we Just
hate 20 think she viii be soon go.
Ing back to Omaha. where she Is
her home now.
shriver johnson Co. is having
Its Goth Anniversary Sale these
days. They had q picture OF their
employees IN the paper Sunday
and we were 80 surprised to see
our Ma, Eta Monkey sitting here
With the group pretty a. could b.,
and abe didn't even know she was
in the paper until someone told
her.
Joe FlemminG is beaming with
rice, he has been under the
weather most Of the winter. and
now he Is doing fine Saturday he
rocked all day for the Anniver.
'ary and couldn't take part BE-
'ause he had 20 scurry off 10 Club
q Morroccoa, but the Y, Psndle-
ion's extended Joe Q dinner invi-
alton for Monday, and Joe ~
oorts Of his ~ years In our city.
Ma dinner % mustard greens.
Chicken. FISH and fresh straw
ssrry shortcAke just filled his
wants perfectly
Hope haven't forgotten any
hing of interest n 81. forgive me