Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-12
Church News Notes

81. James A. NJ. Il. IhsrChG fOr his mes
sage on Communion sunday. Rev. hOoTeS
subject WAS Bead Of Elernity.' Rev
Moore said Just "a bread ls the stan OIL ltis
,OF our physical existence. the Bread OF
Eternity or Spirit Of God In us - neess-
sary that We may live rich life and Dc
IAyed.
Visitors At the morning service were
Dorothy Whitman. CamphOr Church; ATS'
Mary ClAridy and Mr.. Henry Chambers.
Mtss Arrtus BiaBey, former member oil
81, James now reading 10 Detroit, Mich
Was also welcomed
The adult Bible study class under the
leadership Of Elder 4. L. Moore, father
Of Rev. b. n. Moore. has taken on new life 7;
each Sunday new members are joining
AL are welcome.
All attention h turned 70 plans for WON
ems Day. July 81. Villa Mae Barber u
general chairman
The fourth quarterly conferences held
wednesday, July ., was well attended, all
clubs making their hnal quarterly report
A motion recommending the return Of Pre-
aiding Elder Rev. W. 4. Guy. and Rev. and
Mrs. b. N. Moore was unAnim0usD carried
MaRdalsns Oliver and Z. Gertrude Boldly
are eo-ehAirmsn for the senior choir Fourth
Sunday Night Musical, July -. at p. m
The Monogram Circle will present its
annual Vesper hour musieAl. Sunday July
~, AZ y. N. MFa- SahIe ANNh' -
gram chairman. has arranged very hne
program
Practical Christianity IL the subject
Of Rev. MOoFs's message for Sunday, July
II. You are always welcome TO worship at
Sc. James at any Servtee--Bsrtha l. King.
Pilgrim Baptist Churehi Last Sunday.
July 7, was Communion Sunday At Pilgrim.
Rev. MAsssy's sermon was entitled. The
Danger Of Lifting Controls" Text: "ChoOas
oh Wi
for me and my house, we will serve the
Lord" Joshua 24;lb.D In spite Of the
intense heat. . large appreeiatiVe audience
followed the ministers treatment OF this
timely subject. The point Of emphasis was :
Just a. We cannot lift all price controls 81
this time without imitation and ehaos. we
cannot lift spiritual and moral control over
our human behavior without ruin and chaos.
The ehildrsn's story was entitled, Tricks
Played on Others Often Result In Harm
10 You" Mrs. Ruby Grant was SoloiSt,
In addition 20 music by Gospel Chorus.
After the sermon. six people came for
ward and united with the church. They
are Mrs. LeOnA Cooks, 782 81. Anthony
Miss Thelma Montgomery. 7S2 81. An
thony; Mr.. George Bryant, $50 n: Dale
son Spesss. 61s ROndo. and Mr.. Edward
Duncan, ass Rondo. Three Of them are
candidates for baptism.
The Gospel Chorus was AFrayed In new
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superintsndsnt The pastor preached At
the morning service. The subject Of the
sermon was Leaving the Important Things
Undone." Visitors present were Mr.. Abe
Snoden and his wife. Young Peoples meet