Minneapolis spokesman., 1938-03-11
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Church News
FOURTH STREET CHURCH
NOTES
By Miss Birdie Lee BOnnell

By Miss Birdie Lee BOnnell
The Pageant "The Marrow Path
was presented to an overhowing
and enthusiastic audience last
Wednesday evening. This drama
which was presented by Miss
Birdie L. Bonnell and a beautiful
cast of supporters was fiied with
interest from its beginning to the
very last act. The continuous sing
ing by Mr.. Mason Lewis, an ac-
complshed soloist, and Mrs. Bertha
Snadon, a talented pianist, was in
deed an inspiration to all who were
present. Miss Bonnell, the mistress
of ceremonies, received many a well
earned compliment and applause
for her efforts and success in bring
ing to the public this interesting
feature, which by popular demand
will be presented again in the near
future. Watch for date and place.
Sunday, March 6, was a busy day
for Fourth Street. Rev. Wilson ap-
peared to be at his best in bringing
the morning message to an appre-
ciable crowd of listeners. At 8
p. m. a special rally service was
held, Mrs. A. Burress of Sol Sth
Ave. N. had charge of this very
interesting meeting. Rev. P.
Mitchell of st. Paul was the
speaker for this occasion and was
well represented by a number of
his followers, members and friends
from other churches as well were in
attendance.
The Young Peoples Hour, $50
p. m, was entertaining with Mr..
William Jackson in charge, and the
evening worship was indeed one
that can be highly appreciated by
any Christian or friend who appre-
ciates spiritual meetings. For a
spiritual uplift visit Fourth Street
Church of God in Christ. Worship
with US and we will do thee good.
WAYMAN A. NJ. E. CHURCH
Rev. E. A. London, Pastor
Hi-Lites
Sunday, March 9Th, was success
fully utilized at Wayman, both
spiritually and financially. Sunday
morning service was not lengthy
and took the form of a testimonial
meeting. Sunday afternoon we
were fortunate in having as speak
ers, Mrs. P. l. LOckett, Mother v.
Bower, both of the Power House
Church of God in Christ; Rev. H.
Reddick of st. James A. NJ. E.
Church, Minneapolis, and Mrs.
Myrtle Hill, our own singing evan
gelist. The choir rendered special
music and those present enjoyed
every feature of this 800 P. NJ.
service. We are able to report a
successful financial rally.
The choir of Wayman wishes to
announce the date of their forth
coming Request Program. 1t will
be held on Sunday evening, March
81, 1888. The public is invited to
come out and hear their favorite
songs, also if they wish to request
the singing of one of their favor
ties, to call Miss Harriet Lane,
Cherry 1907, or hand the name of
it to our choister, Mr.. B. L. Greer,
before Thursday evening, March II,
1888.
Monday evening, March 7th, q
church conference was held at the
church. At this time all members
were present to hear reports and
determine the status of the church
up to this point. Tuesday after
noon at 400 P. M. the StewardesS
Board met at the home of Mrs.
Anna Battles, SOP Bryant Ave. N.
Mrs. C. C. Woodson, president, pre-
sided at that meeting. The Busy
Bee Club met at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. W. Miller, sic 18th Ave.
S., Tuesday evening at 500 P. NJ.
A great success was reported by
the club of their Hard Time Party.
Wednesday evening at 800 P. M.
the Eureka Club met with Mrs. G.
Goldsmith, 1139 5th Ave. N. On
Friday evening the prayer meeting
took place in the home of Mother
Harris, 619 9th Ave. N.
On our sick list this week were
Mrs. Lena Cobb, Mrs. w. Whit
taker, and Mrs. M. Keith. We also
wish to report the improvement in
the condition of Miss Fanny jack
son of 713 Fremont Ave. N.
Former st. PauIite
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