The Denver star., 1918-06-01
MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH,
=. 2201 Arapahoe Street,
Rev. C. A. Miller, Pastor.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. p. j. Price, Pastor.
2414 California ST.,
Phone Champa 1859.

An exceptional day at Central Bap-
tist Church last Sabbath. Last Sab
bath being the pastors birthday, the
chairman of the program committee,
Mrs. Bette Hardy, was very alert
making preparations for Monday night
to entertain the parishoners of the
church. Many were present. Attor-
ney G. Ross and wife. The Y. W. G.
A. Quartet rendered a beautifula solo.
A number of Shorter's leading church
people were present, and in fact men,
bers from different churches. You
ought to have heard the deacOns OF
Central Church speak last Monday
night about the progressiveness of
the church under the leadership Of
Rev Price. We are very sorry that
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ent, owing to business matters they
were away. A beautiful writing set
was presented to the pastor by the
members of the Choral Club--a brass
set. Groceries, money, clothing, etc,
were rendered the pastor.
Remember May Goth, 1918, our pas
tor reached his 46th milestone At
torney Ross spoke so very ably for
five minutes, depicting the general
work accomplished by the pastor.
Mrs. Sadie McClane, Mrs. E. o.
Neal, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Browne, Mrs.
M. Thomas, Mrs. NJ. Peoples, Mrs.
Bell-Franklin, Mrs. Lala Franklin,
Rev. I. Whitten, Bro. Watson, Bro.
Jesse Chandler, Mrs. E. H. Gibson.
Mrs. G. Carriss, and others, were very
alert in shaping things for the pas
tors reception.
We will not forget the deacons who
furnished the cream or the occasion.
The ladies who furnished flowers and
cakes or the past occasion: Mrs.
Mamie Wilson, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs.
James Brown, Mrs. Hattie Anderson,
Mrs. Sadie McClane, Mrs. Naomi Hall,
Mrs. P. j. Price, Mrs. Nina Lamb.
Mrs. Bette Hardy, Mrs. Charley
Browne, Sis Hattie Anderson, urnish-
ed beautiful flowers. Space will not
permit the names of all persons who
presented presents, owing to the size
of Bulletin, etc.
The pastor cannot find words to ex-
press his gratitude to the members of
the church for their timely efforts
shown Monday night, May 9th, 1918,
on the behalf of his birthday.
Covenant meeting Sunday morning.
Communion Sunday evening, S:55 p.
m.
Let us not forget the Association
which sets June is, 1920-21, Trinidad,
Colo, with the st. Paul Baptist
church.
The Sunday School contribution
was above the average last Sabbath
5000 cents. Public cont, $35.42.
The U. B. F.'s turned out last Sab
bath grandly. The U. B. F.'s raised
$1,000. They gave the pastor 1925;
Central Choir, 1925 Central Church,
1925.
One of our deacons leaves this week
for the southern state of Virginia.
Bro. A. L. Spencer, Assistant Supt. Of
our Sunday School. Bro. Spencer has
proved himself Christian gentleman
of no mean ability. May the God of
heaven bless Bro. Spencer. Sister
Spencer is a splendid character also.
Remember financial day at Central
Baptist Church, June 9th, 1918. Let
each member do their duty on June
9th, 1918. Remember the Coupon
books are to be turned in on the
above mentioned date.
Mother Rose is somewhat indispos-
ed yet. The sick of the church are
improved, generally speaking.
The Choral Club sang we'll last Sun
day night.
The Willing Workers Club appeared
at Mt. Pleasant Church last Friday
night, doing honor to Central and Mt.
Pleasant