Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-02
Page minneapolis Spokesman
Friday, August 2, 1916

Sc. James A.M.R. Church, ''Unnoticed
PeakS"-St Matt. ls:8l-W&s the subject
and text Of Rev. MOOrs's message At the
IL q. m. service.
Lawrence Barnett, formerly from Butler
Baptist church Of Atlanta. Ga. united with
the church Among the visitors welcomed
at the morning service were: Mrs. BirdiliR
Robinson Stewart, Mr.. Carl Guy. and Mr..
and Mrs. v. Sanders Of Los Angeles, Calf,
MAeleen Clay ArrAnt OF Pine Bluff. Ark.
Miss Georgia A. Gouldsby Of Pittsburg.
Texas, Mrs. Walter G. Thurman of Chicago.
H., Mrs. Katherine NJ. Clark and Miss
Elaine ROwletts Of Denver. Colo, Anderson
Settler Of Mobile, Ala, Mrs. Charles Hum
bert Of Kansas City, Mo-. Miss C. Ann
Dickerson, Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Earl Willie,
KannapOlis. N. C.. Mr.. and Mrs. Shernoicl
Omaha. Neb.. VIM. Cannon and Ernest Fin
ney Of Minneapolis. MINI.
Sunday. August I. II a. m. the institu-
ton Of the Lords Supper will be observed
nsrs." At p. m. the Charles Jacob Mis-
Ei0nAry Society will sponsor a District
Silver Tea for the benefit of the Cecilia
Gregg Memorial Hospital to be erected in
Africa. At p. m. the Gospel Choir will
be presented in a "SOnEfest." Gloria l..
Williams. president Of the University Of
Life, will attend the Ninth ConnectionAl
Christian Educational Congress and Youth
COnvOcation Of the African Methodist Epis-
eOpal church which will convene in Chi
ell. While in Chicago Gloria will be the
house guest Of Frances Sledge.
August II will be Mems Day" Bismark
c. Archer and OTrinRton c. Hall. Jr,. are
eo-ehAirmen. The 18th Youth Day with
Gloria l.. Williams as chairman, and 25th
dollar money and conference claims. Sun
day. All clubs and auxiliaries are also eN-
pected TO report on that day.
There Ii q cordial welcome at st. James
for all visitors and friends.
Sc. Peter A.M.E. Church The Quarterly
meeting on last Sunday was well attended.
and the messages by the Rev. W. f. Guy,
and the Rev. b. N. Moore. were both
edifyinR and spiritual. Five persons united
with the church at morning service when
Rev, W. T.. Guy finished his sermon.
The fourth and last quarterly conference
OF the year will be Thursday. Aug. Is. at
s:l5 D. m. at which time ali departments
and church clubs will make a report.
The work Of plasterinE and redecorRting
Of the church is being finished and will
make a great difference in the looks Of St.
Peter church building. Thanks TO all who
have helped in our rally for this work.
Next Sunday, Aug. I, Is WOmen's Day.
Our guest speaker for the morning will be
Mrs. Ethel Maxwell Williams There will
also be a splendid program In the afternoon.
StovAll, cO-chairman, The women are 60
ing to beat the men this year.
Mems Day: Sunday, Aug. ls, DR.. A. s.
Jackson. former Secretary Of Education and
now Financial Secretary OF the African
Methodist Episcopal church. will be the
guest speaker.
The Youth Of the church, under the
chairmanship Of Glen Pullen and Richard
Mayes. eo-chairmRn. are planning a good
program for Young Peoples Day. Sunday.
Aug. rs. Let the members and friends Of
ST. Peter help each one Of these chairmen
make their day n grand success.
To Youth Congress Rev II. c. Boyd,
Mrs. Eunice Leverett. Miss Alveda Cassius
and James Horris. are delegates TO the
| 9th Correctional Christian Educational
| Congress which cOnvenes In Chicago, Ill,
| Aug. ell. The place of meeting will be
at Disable High School, 49th and State St
CamphOr Memorial Methodist Church:
DR.. Harry NJ. Carroll Of Chicago was the
| guest preacher at the II a. m. service last
| Sunday. DR.. Carroll who Is the District
| Superintendent Of the Chicago District,
| held the first quarterly conference at
| p. m. Reports were made Of the work Of
the first three months Of the conference
year. Pastor Clarence T. r. Nelson will
preach at the II a. m. service on Sunday,
and the Communion OF the Lords Supper
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