Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-08

Boyd: Christian Stewardship. Mr.. Bailey
ReSistratIon % nO4 yet closed. everyone
Interested in the field Of Christian Edu-
ttonAl elAsses.
wednesday. March 10. 12:l5 p. m An
nuAl Union Midweek Lentsn Service. Rev.
Massey and Pilgrim at s. Jane
ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY
Carter Chapel {. VI. v. ChHToh: Sun
day school "a a. m. Mr., Minnie AbSton,
superints ndent. At the II m. services
the subject Of the Pastors sermon was
The Upper RDUm." Text, 81. Luke % IL.
Rev. Turner expressed the need ot the
world preparing an Upper Room and there
make ready for the Savior for He warts
tn abide in hearts. Code places are
furni-hed ~ the Upper Rom with Power,
faith. kindnFas, hope and love.
Evening services : =. m.
"Wednesday night at 3 .. m. mid-Week
Is.ntsn services. The public 10 invited.
Thursday night the Missionary SOclety
will meet at the home Of Rev. and Mrs.
Joseph Turner, pastor.
Camphor Memorial Methodist Church
Notes. There Is No Other Name WAS
the subject u the sermon at the IL =. m
service last Sunday morning by DR.. Harry
NJ. Carroll. our district superintendent.
from Chicago. Elder Allen T.. Smith Of
the Shiloh Temple. Minneapolis. and his
daughter were among the visitors at the
Ssrvisr. Elder Smith served the Camphor
Church as It's frst pastor in 1920. In
tsrcessiDn" WAS the subject Of a spirit
Allied sermon by Or. Carroll at the $50
%. m. service when the Communion Of
the Lords Supper was administered by
him. Rev. Joseph Turner. pastor of Carter
Temple CINE. Church. ST. Paul; Rev.
Robert W. Kelly. pastor Of the Border
Methodist Church Minneapolis DR.. Miron
A. Morrill,. dean Of Hamline University.
and our pastor, Rev. Clarence 7. X. Nelson,
assisted In the service. delicious chicken
dinner was served between the two serviess
| by the Fellowship Committee Of the WOm-
| ans Soc isty Of Christian Service Of which
Mrs Marie RAwls Is the chairman. Of
| hcers for the church for the conference
! year i946-47 were nominated and elected
| at the fourth quarterly conference which
| followed the afternoon service.
Pastor Nelson will preach at the II
| a. m. service on Sunday on the subject "A
| Modern Disciple Of Peace I Met on n Bus
| on sth Avenue, New York City" A World
| Day 81 Prayer service will be conducted by
the WsCS on $50 p. m. at the church
will be held at the family hour service at
| 6 80 p. m. by the Youth Fellowship. The
public Is invited TO this program.
Border Methodist Church Notes. The
communion worship service was one Of
! beauty order and decnrum. The theme was
| "Intrrdependence." The palms used In the
service were loaned by Woodard'a FuReral
! Home. We were pleased To SEE many mem
| bers and friends in attendance. Miss ErmR
| ClRrdy WAS home for brief vacation from
| Duluth. She wOTEhipped with ua.
| The anniversary committee received a
! fclicttAtion from Or. =. T. GOrham former
| district superintendent Of the Chicago dis
| trict. He wishes Border TO make the spirit
! uRl strides commemorate with its material
| progress We welcome this greeting from
one Of the grand old men Of Mcthodism.
| The mornings worship for March 10.
| At m will have the Nhaunf
| The Open Mystery"
The Border Reyes Is sponsoring q pew
| rally at 80 p, m. Sunday. The Rev, A. l..
| Kirk minister Of Beacon Light Seventh
! Day Adventist Church, a fine preacher and
a beautiful singer. will preach. The "Mello
| Tones" and other musical groups will sing
| Mrs. Hardy White IL program chairman.
The Prayer Band will meet on Tues
| day. March ~. at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Lee. 45SO HiRwSthR Ave. So.
Out Of town greetings to J. T. Harris,
| JT. TI5 U. 3, Army. March 10: Grace
Gwynne. Sacramento. Calf. March II.
ST. James AME Church Notes: Fair
Rev. -. N. Moore's message at the morn
ing service, Sunday. March 5. The Likeness
II the Fair Employment Practice. just one
Of the many moral issues Of life. was com
| pared with Pair Christian Practices. "
founded on the ten commandments. Rev.
Moore said
Al the close ~ the morning service. tho
membership and friends Of the church were
given an opportunity To contribute toward
q head stone for the grave Of the late
Charles II, Miller about half Of the amount
having been given by employees at tn,
Courthouse. MessrA J. r. Johnson and Or
rington {. Hall. Sr.. are on the commit
tee. The infant son Of Mr. and Mrs Mar
man, Of $40 ROndO. WAS baptized at tn
morning service.
The Service Guild Of St James Church
for it's first anniversary program. present
cd y. Vincent Owens as speaker, due To IN,
Illness Of Miss |. Myrtle Garden. Mrs. HaF
riet knight Salvage read several Of he
hwn pnems, closing with one OF her owl
on Marian Anderson. Musical select ion
were given by Pilgrim Baptist chorus Ju-
McClAin and Douglas s. Lewis
Visitors welcomed at the morning aervic,
were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bell Of Mime
apOliA; Miss JuRnita Staten. North Vernon
Indiana Mrs. Emma Ross Of Fort Worth
Texas and Milton BeRuford. = member re
turning from the armed forces
The second period Of the building fun,
rally will close Sunday March 10. at IN,
morning service Rev. MoOre's subject viii
he Not by Bread Alone
Mrs. Cora r Moore will h. soloIst 70
the World Day OF Prayer Observance
Friday. March 3, at Central Presbyterian
Church
Starting Ash Wednesday. a one-hou
meditation from i2:lS p. m. 10 I is. vii
be held At 81. James each Wednesday theS
services are sponsored by the Intsrienum
national Alliance. The public 10 weleoms
Flowers were in memory Of Mrs Alic
krmp. mother Mira Mary Brewer aunt
and Mrs. Mildred Roberts. sister OF Mr.