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

81 Jamss A. NJ. l.. ChsTth: for ms mes
.s,s 0D Iommuniou sunday, Kew. Moore
SUBJECT was "BIead u ElsfntS' -
Moore said Just as bread Is the StAn " -
,or our physIctal existence the h''Hl . v
Etsrptty'f or Spirit Of God IN US Is heeTs-
- ib.t ~. NAY live a rich life and be
saved
vt.i,o,. Mt the morning service were
D,rntby Whitman, CampHoT Church ATs'
Nhry Claridy and Mr.. Henry Chamber
NJ Ar,tus BIAney. = former member Oh
81. James now reading IN Detroit AiSh''
vas also welcomed
The adult Bible study class under the
leadership Of Elder Z. L. Moore la h.1e.
Of Rev. B. n Moore, has taken on new me
sacb sunday new members are joining
AL are welcome.
All attention is turned 70 plans for WON
ems Day. July q. Villa Mae bAfOsE
general chairman.
The fourth quarterly conference heid
Wednesday July ), was well atlendeo' AA
clubs making their hnAl quarterly IeROIt-
A motion recommending the return oil IRE
siding Elder Rev. W. I. Guy and heN. Aha
Mrs. b. N. Moore was unanimously Garfield
M.gdalene Oliver and Z. Gertrude Boldly
are co-chaiTmsn for the senior choir Fourth
sunday Night Musical, July 49, at p m.
The Monogram Circle will present its
annual Vesper hour musical, Sunday July
IL, at s D. m. Mrs. Carrie Powell pro
gram chairman, has arranged very me
program
Practical Christianity 10 the subject
Of Rev. MooFes message for Sunday, July
II. You are always welcome 70 ~3rShip AZ
ST. James ut any serviee.-BerthA l.. Ming
PiIKrim Baptist ChHFehi Last Sunday.
July I, was Communion Sunday At Pilgrim.
Rev MAEsey'S Sermon was entitled, The
Danger Of Lifting Controls Text: Choose
you this day whom ye will SsrNe rs
for me and my house. we will serve the
Lord" Joshua A:IS.) In spite Of the
intense heat q large appTectatiVs audience
followed the ministers treatment OF thus
timely subject. The point Of emphasis was ;
Just as we cannot lift all price controls at
this time without imitation and chaos, we
cannot lift spiritual and moral control over
our human behavior without ruin and chaos.
The chiIdren's story was entitled, Tricks
Played on Others Often Result in Harm
70 You" Mrs. Ruby Grant was soloist,
in addition 10 music by Gospel Chorus.
After the sermon. six people came for
ward and united with the church. They
are Mrs. Leona Cooks. 7s2 St. Anthony
Miss ThelmA Montgomery. 7S2 81. An
thony; Mr.. George Bryant. $50 N. Dale
Mr.. Richard Ward, 2s6 N. Avon Mr.. Mel:
son Speese, $40 Rondo, and Mr.. Edward
Duncan, ass ROndO. Three Of them are
candidates for baptism.
maroon robes which were dedicated at the
morning service. Forty robes at an Sp-
proXimats cost Of SS60.O0 were paid for and
ordered months ago.
Among the visitors were Rev. J. r.
RAwls, Kansas City. Mo-. : Mrs. NJ. Washing
ton. Kansas City. No; o. G. Cash Chi
cago. Ill Mr.. and Mrs. ChaA Beasley.
Minneapolis. MINI. Mr. and Mrs. BeAsley,
Omaha, Neb. Mr.. J. X. Mcknight, Blue
field, W. Va. Mr.. N. X. Mcknight, st.
Paul. MINI: N. J. Payne and daughter,
Flint, Mich. and Mrs. c. C. Banks, Kansas
City. Mo.
In the evening service, the Rev. J. r.
Rawls preached from the topic. The Suf-
heieney Of God 20 Meet Human Needs" II
was indeed an Institutional message One
Of the new members. Mr.. Nelson Speese.
was s0lOist
Next sunday. July Il. is annual Youth
Day" The two services will have much
youth participation. Professor Walter
Ridley speaks in the morning service from
the topic. Looking Around the Corner. "
In the evening service addresses will be
delivered by Miss Lillian DOwney and Mr..
Harrison Williams.
Worship with Pilgrim Baptist on next
Sunday. We have large electric fans which
help TO combat summer heat
True Apostolic Church. Sunday School
opened as usual. Sister Bessie Robinson,
superintendent The pastor preached at
sermon was Leaving the Important Things
Undone." Visitors present were Mr.. Abe
Snoden and his wife. Young Peoples meet
ing was at 9 80 p. m. Sister Mary Light,
superintendent. True Apostolic prayer
band will meet with Elder A. Robinson at
4l6 Dupont Ave. No. second floor. on
Wednesday evening. July II. Thursday
night healing meeting Bible class on Fri
day night.
Mrs. John Carter. who has been sick
At her home, at 1909 18th St. No. for two
weeks. has recovered from her illness. Mrs.
Carter Is the mother Of Mrs. Bill Freeman.
81. Thomas Church: Representative
from the Guild. Crusaders. Mems Club. and
the Bishops committee. met at the home
Of Mrs. Hobart Mitchell 10 discuss plans
for a parish picnic. As yet no definite date
has been set. but the committee IL to meet
Monday. July is. at the home Of Mrs
Noah Smith TO make definite plans for the
picnic.
wayman A. NJ. z. Church, Sunday was
general class day at WAyman. Everyone
enjoyed the telling about the goodness OF
the Lord. after which Father Thomas de
livered an inspiring message which was
enjoyed by all. Visitors present were Mr.
Moses Stacker and grandson. William
Stacker. Of Gary, Indiana. and Maggie Scott
OF Chicago, III.
Tuesday. the Margaret Rhodes Mission,
airy Society met 1T the home Of Mrs. Mary
Goldman. Mrs Rachel Carter was guest at
the meeting.
Friday evening the Pastors Aid Society
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Theresa