Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-05-29

B. N. Moore in his morning mes
sage on Educational Day spoke on
the necessity of having an educated
heart as well as the mind.
Flowers on the altar were do
mated by Mrs. Geo. w. Brooks, Sr.
Guest soloist for the service was
Mr.. Thomas Tollerson. The fol-
lowing visitors were noted: Mr.. and
Mrs. U. Webb of Louisville; Mines.
Richard Stokes, Jr., of Washing
ton, D. c.; H. A. Gordy of New
Orleans; c. D. Kemp of Oakland,
Calf; Messrs. Davis Scott of
Louisville; Isaac Blakey of Yank-
ton, S. Oak.
Redecoration of our church is
nearing completion and work has
begun on the parsonage.
Sunday, May 81, at II o'clock
service, Rev. Moore has chosen for
his subject, "What Profteth a
Man" Special Memorial Services
will be held at 500 p. m. Sunday
evening. All of our deceased mem
bers since September 6, 1941, in
Guiding our Bishops and General
Officers will be briefly commemo-
rated.-Chas. Miller, reporter.
CamphOr Memorial Methodist
Church Notes: Pastor Clarence T.
r. Nelson will deliver the first of
a series of sermons "On Matters
of Every Day Concern" Sunday at
the IL a. m. service, when he de-
hvers a sermon on Money and Re-
ligion." The volunteer enlistment"
campaign for the membership will
be continued, so that members who
were not present last Sunday may
sign the Volunteer Enlistment"
pledges for the 1942-43 conference
year. Fifteen women and nine men
have been named as captains for
the "Debt Paying" Rally, that will
close on Sunday, June ID. In this
rally the men led by Mrs. Clarence
T. R. Nelson are attempting to
raise more money than the women,
led by Pastor Nelson. Women cap
tains are Mesdames Marie Rawls,
Addie c. Few, Sarah johnson,
Katie Robinson, Villa Mae Peo-
pies, Cora Parker, Carrie Aliep,
Virginia Mitchell, Lillian Burris,
Jennie V. Smith, Tessie Sonion,
Ella Gibbs, Celestine Douglas, and
Miss Dolores Walker and Miss
Edith Camp. Men captains are
Messrs. D. M. johnson, James
Rideaux, John P. Douglas, George
Milton, J. P. Williams, Casiville
Billiard, George Jefferson, Clarence
Lewis and Leroy Gardner. Group
Number ID led by Mrs. Ella Gibbs,
with Mrs. Josephine Kemp as
chairman will present "a Camphor
Talent" program on Friday, June
5. A dinner will be served from
B to 8 p. m. with program to fol-
low.
Pilgrim Baptist Church News:
Pilgrim settled back to regular
routine Sunday morning with a
spirited sermon, "The Good Sheph-
erd," by Rev. Ware. The clubs re-
ported, the Earnest Workers re-
ceiving the cup for the year and
for the month. The name of the
club and the president will be in
scribed on the cup. Mrs. W. B. |
Walker, president, is to be con-
graduated for progressive leader
ship, and the members for their
united spirit.
Sunday afternoon the Deaconess'
Variety Musicale was presented.
The quiet dignity of the program,
the smoothness of presentation,
the fnesse of the participating ar
lists, set high standard for other
groups to maintain in vesper SER
vices throughout the summer
months.
Next Sunday mornings sermon
Goods Plenty" There will be
vesper services throughout the
summer instead of regular evening
services. They will begin at 500.
Next Sunday afternoon, May 81,
the Junior Choir will be presented
by the Trustees. Come to these
vespers after dinner on Sundays,
bring few friends and stay after
ward to help build up the B. T. U.
You will have had worthwhile en-
tertainment and still have time to
enjoy the summer weather before
bedtime.
Sno~r~SA1