Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-16

The Junior WSCS composed Of a num-
Der of young women in Border are sponsor
ing a carnival on Saturday November IT,
in the church reception room. The public is
invited.
The morning worship on Sunday. Novem-
Der 10, at IL q. M, is Thanksgiving Sunday.
The theme will be Now Thank We All Our
God"
St. Peter A. M. E. Church Notes; Sun
day, November II, was a high day in st.
Peter A. M. E. Church. The Rev. W. z.
Guy, P. E., preached an inspiring sermon
in the morning. The Rev. B. N. Moore de
ivered helpful communion sermon at $3.50
p. m. The singing by the St. james A. N.
E. Church choir of st. Paul will long be
remembered by those who heard them. The
Rev. H. Reddick brought the evening mes
sage, which was enjoyed by all present.
The pastor will bring a pre-ThanksgivinR
message, Sunday morning. Annual memo
rial services of Local Union SIG Dining Car
Employees will be held at p. m. The ser
mon will be by the Rev. H. G. Boyd, and
the St Peters choir will sing.
Evening worship and sermon will be at
7:45 p. M, the Allen Christian Endeayor
at $50 p. M. with program and the
election Of the officers for the year.
TWO-NEWMAN Colt
St. James A. M. E. Church: The Rev.
E. r. Thomas brought the message from
Joshua "a, Verse 3, using the text, Bring
ing Ny People Before God" He spoke very
clearly how God led Joshua and the tribes
for 40 years through the Red Sea- The
sermon was based very much upon the
colored peoples being brought here from the
Native Land. As our foreparents, who were
slaves, we want peace, but we must go Gods
way to receive 1t. Our foreparentS prayed
from their hearts, and that is where My
Lord, What a Morning." and Steal Away
to Jesus originated. Even though we are
in this country, we enjoy Gods blessings Of
scenery and fruits, and many other things,
but when we are disobedient, Gods wrath
comes upon US, as well as all others. Even
though there is much prejudice, God pro-
tects US from starvation. He wants US to
serve him. We are prone to be forgetful
of the sufferings we have had and try to
follow after other nations.
Sunday, November Is, we are having q
special three o'clock Thanksgiving service,
and Rev. Ashford from Waymsn church will
bring the message. Please come and wOr-
ship with US.
Wayman A. NJ. e. Church Notes: SUM-
day, the pastor preached from the subject:
The Sure Foundation" Text: Neverthe-
less the foundation Of God standeth sure.
II Timothy 2:19.
In the message, Rev. Ashford said that it
is the nature of the truth as it Is developed
by human intelligence and used for practi-
cal purposes, to gather to itself instruments
and institutions. This Is necessary, and If
a people stand at the lower points of civil
iZation and Intellectual culture, it becomes
necessary that these forms Of visible mani
festation of truth should have a certain
tendency. And yet SO soon as the human
mind begins to act all external exhibition
of truth must be expansible, elastic change
able, or else men will fall into resistance
and revolutions.
Visitors present at this service were:
Mrs. 0nie Mccoy and grandson, Edgar
Whitaker, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wallace,
and J. Fingerhut.
Tuesday, Mrs. Mary Goldman entertained
the Margaret Rhoades Missionary Society
at her home
Wednesday nights at p. M is choir re-
hearsal.
Sunday afternoon at p. m. the pastor,