Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-03-23

l9l6-l0l6, the first In the long history Of
the church 10 be fully enforced and carried
out. The membership pledged willingly To-
ward Its support.
The Children's Story was along the theme
Of Stewardship. Reverend Massey told the
children q story about Christian Giving"
The Youth Fellowship Hour was given over
10 Trustee s. T.. Hall, who told Of his trip
TO Washington as a member Of the II. II.
p. g. delegation. The eight o'clock service
was in the foym of a Recital by the Ware
Treble Clef group, who rendered a splendid
program and which was very well attended
The visitors Sunday were Mrs. Lewis Dill
lard, st. Paul, and Mr.. c. s. Jones, Chicago.
Sunday, March 25th. at eight o'clock. the
! Unit Al will present Victory Musical pro
Rram.-Church Reporter.
st. James A. M. z. Church News, The
Rev. Charles Mosebrook, of Winona, Mimi,
visiting minister with whom our pastor,
| Rev. b. N. Moore, exchanged pulpits on last
Sunday, brought a very fine message
Rev. Mosebrook addressed the Young
People at six p. m, his subject being
| United World Fellowship Through Youth"
| At the evening service he showed moving
pictures and talked on his experiences during
his missionary work in Sumatra and Malaga.
| Wednesday, March 28th, will be the
| closing MONDAY Lenten Service, these
meetings have also been sponsored by the
| INSTRUMENTATION Ministerial Alliance.
The University Of Life will meet Sunday,
March 25th at D. m. Reports from the re-
| cent youth conference at Hamline Methodist
Church will be continued; with Charlotte
| Wilson, Patricia Harris and Charlotte Per-
teet reporting. The University of Life will
observe its annual Sunrise Service Easter
morning at 80 a. m. Mr.. Francis Hayashi,
japanese American, will bring the message.
Rev. and Mrs. Moore were hosts 10 the
Sunday School Board at their regular month
ly meeting. Report on the District meeting,
sponsored by the Minneapolis Federation of
Churches, with Miss Mary Alice Jones as
guest speaker was given by Bertha L. King,
who was sent by the Sunday School as q
delegate Rev. and Mrs. Moore also attended
one of the district meetings. Bertha L
King and Airline Allison were elected dele
gates to the Youth Conference at OwatonnR
Mimi, April 12-13-14. Miss Ruth Manning
was elected secretary Of the Sunday Schoo
Board. Sunday, March 26th, Rev. Moore
subject will be 'SThe Triumphal Entry.
Palms will be blessed and given to the WoT
h shippers at the close of the morning servies
4 The following persons united themselve
q with st. James at the morning service: Nj
n and Mrs. James Smith and Mrs. Blanch
!, Wallace
. Among the visitors welcomed at the morn
q ing service were: Pvt William M. Davis
i Gulfport Field, Mississippi; Mrs. VIM. Ger
4, ard and Colleen H. Gerard, First Lutheran
i. Church, B. H. and Helen Hammersten o
v Wesley Methodist Chapel; Mr.. and Mr.
r W. Ehrke of Memorial Lutheran Church
i John Schaller of 1925 Lawson Ave-, an
v Arthur c. Beattie of st. Paul Evan and Re
< formed Church.-Bertha L. King.
e st. Peter A. M. E. Church Notes: Pain
Sunday will be observed at st. Peter Sun
!. day, March rs. The Palms will be blesse
: and given to all who worship with US.
- Rev. H. c. Boyd, the pastor, will use a
. his subjects, Jesus Triumphs Over Wrong
at the 10 :45 a. m. service, and Jesus Re
: turned Unto Bethany at the 7:45 p. m
service. The Senior choir will sing.
Good Friday services will be held at st
Peter, March 80, from IL noon to tire
: p. m. The three hour meeting will be on
: of union worship with most of the Mime
: apolis churches participating.
Wayman A. M. E. Church News: tn
services on Sunday were very well attended
> Everyone enjoyed the spiritual messag
: brought by the pastor on Then Said
Unto Them Ye See the Distress Jerusalem
Lieth Waste" Nehemiah 2:17. Everyon
present on Sunday night enjoyed the gospe
. in song rendered by our talented choir.
On Tuesday night the Busy Bee Club me
at the home of Mrs. Ruth Stewart.
y The Christian Leaf Clubs 26th anniver
!. sary on last Wednesday, March 14th, wa
i a wonderful success.
Sunday, March rs, is our Quarterly Con
O ference day. At the morning service tn
= presiding elder, Rev. w. E. Guy, will brini
. the message. Sunday afternoon Rev. E. r
y Thomas, pastor at St. James, Minneapolis
will deliver the message and his choir vii
A furnish the music. Owing to our Holy Weel
services starting on Monday night we will
= hold our Quarterly Conference right afte
4 the afternoon service on Sunday.
a We are asking all of our friends to com
and help make this a great day.-Churcl
: | Reporter.
d. o. X. Club: Officers of tn,
! D. o. x. club, elected at a recen
e meeting held at the home of Majoi
> and Mrs. Samuel L. Ransom, 104
Z, = Rose Ave, are Mr.. Owen Howell
d president; Mr.. Henry johnson, sec
retary-treasurer; Mrs. Ollye Gum
e publicity chairman.