Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21
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Gosh, everyone around here In
real keyed up. Pilgrim Baptist
church proved TO all that there In
safety In numbers, they are few
In number but II seems the rase
doesn't 20 TO the swiftsst. they
had q very touching afternoon
service Sunday with all the local
churches represented. 81. Johns
choir under the supervision Of Mr..
Monkey brought the message In
song. and Rev. Bolts delivered the
message. Rev, LIndley Of Kansas
City represented the Church OF
God In Christ. Mr.. E. C. Collins.
John Armstrong. Luther Clark
and E. Barger. all officials Of PHI
grim report q healthy purse. Rev.
Duncan Of Sioux city Ia, IL pas
tor Of Pilgrim. We congratulate
them In their effort OF bringing
about reunion In spirit.
Our Mr.. and Mrs. II. Bentley
was missed greatly the past week
while they were vacationing in
Waterloo. Ia. and the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Martin mrs.
Martin Ii Alice Simmons. former
resident OF our city,. Mrs. Mar
tin lived here many years ago,
and worked at the Shriver-John-
son Co, as a beautlcian.
Mrs b. Cornieluson. daughter OF
Mrs. J. Moore enjoyed her weeks
stay here with her mater. while
friends showed hospitality in
many ways. Mrs. b. Shelley was
hostess TO q luncheon In Mrs. C.'s
honor. Guests were Mrs. Moore,
Mrs. J. Armstrong and Mrs. w.
Harris. Ms. b. Shelley IL truly q
busy bee. she In active In civic and
social affairs throughout the city.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Dysart and Mrs,
8, Ciemmons shall report some
thing worthwhile when they re-
turn from Omaha, where they at
tended the annual spring formal
Of the Athletic Club there. Mr..
and Mrs. L. Dysart belong and
have attended the affair for many
years. Just the word; Formal
spells glamour TO me and I love II.
Mrs. n. v. Armstrong has adj
ded Eest to our community by
having Miss Lneille Young OF Ter
re HAuts. Ind, here employed In
the Armstrong home. Miss Young
attended our morning services At
80. Johns church. She has q
pleasing personality. 10 lets make
her stay here pleasant.
Mr.. and Mira Willie Thomas are
happy these days. They have
Joyce Thomas, niece Of Mr.. Thorn
a. with them for the summer,
Joyce comes from IT. Worth
Worth, Texas. and we do hope she
enjoys her stay. but we don't
promise her any summer weather,
Sometimes summer lasts one day
In these Dakotas. we haven't had
Spring yet.
YwCA IL having book review.
Song Of Ruth II being reviewed
by Mrs. l. @. Murphy June Q,
price 81 which includes q salad
lunch. Any one that II interested
please contact yours truly. The
money Ia to 60 10 the ~" furni-
ture and equipment fund,
Rev. II. Bolts. Mrs. H. Bolts.
Sharon Bolts and the congregA-
ton and friends Of 50. Johns Bap-
tist church are looking forward
TO q great day Sunday, May ~,
for the pastors anniversary. We
are expecting guests from Sioux
city. Omaha, and Minneapolis,
I'm expecting to see loads Of
friends from the eitieG Mrs. b.
Shelley IL general chairman,
while Thomas Clayton u financial
chairman and Mrs. NJ. Greer has
charge % the food department, 20
let's all come and enjoy the day In
q spiritual way.
Mrs. A Burns spent q few days
| In the hospital rnors or less for .
check Up and she h up and about
again. 20 let's not be alarmed So
many have called TO ask how she
10. shes okAy. and we hope she
stays that way, she h like mo
IN one way. just . little obese.
RoheannA Monkey had q little
accident the other day. She burned
her arm. but q Isn't too serious
and she Il doing nicely.
I have tried 20 hold this. but
Tn the typical woman and I
must tell all You shall b hear
ing my name On the Fab strike
n Rich program. I wrote them .
complimentary letter concerning
their product and Fab sent me .
S9S War Bond and have asked me
to endorse their product over the
radio. 50 Warren Hull shall re-
peat my words concerning Fab
and that's All. I rsAIly got .
charge cut % u. I didn't expect
anything
Nice ss~ing Evelyn, daughter q
Mr. and MruL D. Brooks around