Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-09-25
BORDER BRIEFS"

Last Sunday the attendance at Bor-
der was up to par despite birth of
the old faithfuls who have been stand
ing so Loyalty by Too, the church
school was we'll attended, as usual, des-
pite the fact that our very faithful
superintendent was kept home because
of illness in her family. We are glad
that all these conditions are clearing
up SO that we may all return to our
places or responsibility and service in
Kingdom building. Great credit is due
our loyal director, Mr. c. c. Under
wood, ST., who espite excruciating
pains while serving, held his position
in the choir stall throughout the ser
vice and carried on as he SO admirably
does when well This feat of loyalty
challenges our love and respect, and
should solicit the cooperation of ev-
cry member and friend of the new and
greater Border.
DR.. B. F. Smith, Superintendent of
the Chicago-Detroit-I indianapolis Dist
riot, is expected to arrive in our city
Saturday. He comes directly from the
Columbus Area Council meeting held
in St. Louis, Mo-, by Bishop Robert
E. Jones. Worshipping at Camphor
Church, St. Paul, in the morning, he
will serve us in the evening. This will
be a special evening service, special in
the sense that we have not officially
resumed Our evening services. How
ever, every member of the church is
expected to be present and every friend
who would like to hear a great qospei
| message by great preacher is cordial
! ly invited to be present. DR.. Smith
will be accompanied by Drs. H. M.
Carroll and w. H. Wallace of Chicago.
DR.. Wallace is secretary of the Lexing-
ton Conference. In the party will al
SO be DR.. Frank S. Delaney pastor
superintendent of Trinity M. E. Church
and John Stewart Memorial Settlement
House, Gary, Ind. We shalt endeavor
to prevail upon one of them to preach
for us in the morning and another in
the evening. These men are pastor
ing some of our great metropolitan
churches, and you should avail your
self of the opportunity to hear them.
Should our anticipation fail to ma
terialize, the pastor, Rev. D. P. Young,
will use the sermon theme: Stacking
the Church." If you have not as yet
heard our pastor this would be a
mighty fine time to hear him.
We are glad to welcome into the
Border family and fellowship Mr.. and
Mrs Hardy White, former members
of Indiana Avenue M. E. Church, Chi
cago. Tidings are that they will be
an invaluable addition to our fellow
ship. May God bless them in their
labors of love in a field where such as
they are greatly needed. Whole
heartedly we welcome them.
Tuesday evening, the twenty-eighth,
at s 90 P. NJ, the Ladies Aid Society
is sponsoring a musicale, Memories"
at Phyllis Wheatley Settlement House,
800 Aldrich Avenue, North. Mines.
Josie Daniels and Nettie Mcdonald,
directress and accompanist, respective
1y, together with their loyal friends
and co-workers, have been working
tirelessly to make this entertainment
great success. Members and friends
of the Church, and music lovers in
general, cannot we'll afford to miss this
great musical treat. Mrs. N. M. Kel-
ley is president.
The Rev. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hines
of Jefersonville, Indiana, and former
pastor of Border, will visit our city the
early part of next week, about the
enty-eighth or ninth. They will be
the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. Hawkins, 400 Lyndale Avenue, No.,
telephone Cherry STA. We feel GER
tain that they will be glad to see their
many friends while here. Too, being
in one of the worst hit areas of the
recent flood they will no doubt have
many thrilling and interesting expert