Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-07-28

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Women's Day celebration. The
support and cooperation of all mem
bers and friends of Pilgrim are
prayerfully asked for.
The prayers of all are asked for
the following sick: Mrs. Addie
Howard, Mrs. A. Crump, Mrs. c.
Williams, and Mrs. R. Clayton.
The Missionary Circle will meet
at the church Friday, July 2Sth at
2:30 p. m.
Next Sunday morning, July 80,
Rev. C. Grimmit, pastor Of Jeru-
salem Baptist Church, Gary, Ind,
will preach on "What Time Is II"
taking his text from Romans 49,
Hip. At the evening service he
will preach from John 14:8 on
Lord Showeth the Father. LEA
trice Dodd.
CAMPHOR MEMORIAL METH
ODIST CHURCH NOTES - Mrs.
Juanita Nelson, the wife of our pas
tor, gave a most interesting re-
port of the Central Jurisdictional
Leadership Training School that
was held in Atlanta, Ga, July 5-11,
last Sunday during the morning
worship service. Mrs. Nelson, who
attended the school with Rev. Mel
son, suggested some things that
we need to do in our church school
and pledged her cooperation in
helping to improve the educational
program of our local church. A
portion of the worship service en-
titled "Peace," which was prepared
by Rev. Nelson as the leader of the
worship services at the Leadership
Training School, was used in our
worship service last Sunday. The
Board of Education of our local
church will meet Sunday at $50
p. m, to plan for several improve
ments in our Sunday School and
young peoples program.
Getting on Gods Side" was the
subject of the sermon last Sunday
by Rev. Nelson. Several came to
the altar for prayer following the
sermon. Visitors included Mrs.
Leila STEELE, and Charles Maletz of
st. Paul and lola Laster, Stiles
Orr and James E. jackson all of
Cincinnati. Miss Laster and Mr..
Orr are relatives of Mrs. Allie
Camp, a member of our church,
and Mr.. Jackson is the brother of
Mrs. Nelson.
Leroy Gardner who has served us
so acceptably as an exhorter was
recommended to the District Con-
ference for local preachers license
and elected the lay delegate to the
Chicago District Conference which
meets in Gary, Indiana, August
"a; at a congregational meeting
after the service last Sunday.
Beginning Sunday Rev. Nelson
will preach a series of sermons on
prayer" at the II a. m. service.
Evening service will be resumed
this Sunday at 7:45 p. m.
The pastor and choir made their
annual visit to the Paramount Ave.
Methodist church last Sunday night
and conducted the service. "The I'm
portance of one Person in Gods
Plan" was the subject of the SER
mon by Rev. Nelson. The choir
was under the direction of Mrs.
Celeste Douglass.-Church Report
err.
st. James A. M. E. Church News:
The young people of the church
had charge of the services last Sun
day morning. 1t was Youths day.
Cassell Ayers, from Void Cham
berlain Field, sang a selection, ac-
companied at the piano by Bertha
King. Chester Russell sang a solo
and was accompanied at the piano
by his wife. Brewer Lee Clark and
Douglass S. Lewis played an organ
and piano duet; the ODER Boys Club
Ensemble, under the direction of
Gloria Williams, gave a musical
selection.
Chaplain Malcolm Eckel, from
Void Chamberlain Field was the
speaker. Others who participated
on the program were the senior
choir, Ethel Manning, Earline
Stokes, Harriet and Junauld Brown,
Ruth Reed, Charlotte Wilson, Mary
Jane Cyrus, Bernice and Margaret
Allison. Arlene Allison was chair
man.
Visitors included, from the Navy
department at Void Chamberlain
Field, Lillian Peters, George Nc
Cam, Eugene Harris, Franklin D.
Robinson, Marion H. Parker, Clyde
F. TONNES, Clarence W. Harris and
Leroy Hamilton; Walter G. Price,
Ed. Thomas, Vance Turner, all of
Missouri; Henry Jones, Los Angeles
Clarence Moberly, South Carolina;
Lawrence Williams, Mississippi;