Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30

ST. James A.M.E. Church News:
Returning 10 his pulpit after n vaea-
ton Of three Sundays, the sub
ject of Rev. Moore's message was
1.-THE Enriched Soul" Preceding
the message q special gospel num-
Der when I've Gone the Last Mile
Of the Way" was rendered by Miss
Frenchy Bell of Duluth. A group
Of young people, also from Duluth,
rendered n selection at the close
Of the service. The last musical
program, for the conference year,
was very appreciatively received
by n large audience; Mr.. Richard
Smith was presented as guest d.
rector Of the combined choirs; solo
lists on the program were Mrs.
Thelma Thomas, Mr.. Chester Rus
sell, Mr.. James +. Gentry Of Pitts
burgh. A reading was given by Miss
Laura Mae Smith and an impTomp-
tn talk by Layle Lane, q teacher
In a high school Of New York.
Flowers for the morning serv-
Ice were In memory Of Mr.. Samuel
Brown by his wife, Mrs. Mary +.
Brown and daughter, Mrs. Crystal
Burgess, and family.
The institution Of the Lords Sup
per will be observed Sunday, Sept.
l. The Senior choir will sing. The
subject Of Rev. MOore's message
for the ii o'clock service will be
Victory Through Suffering"
Rev. and Mrs. Moore will leave
for annual conference the week Of
Sept. 8. Mr.. Bismark G. Archer
win also attend as the lay delegate
from st. James; Mrs. Corrine
Woodford a. delegate from the mis-
sionary society.
Among the many guests who
worshipped at both morning and
evening service were: Mrs. Carolyn
Gentry and son James Gentry,
Pittsburgh, Pa, niece and grand
nephew Of J. X. Jones; Layle Lane,
New York.. guest Of Mrs. Pearl
Brooks; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Adams,
Edward Bell, Magnolia Sailing,
Grace Sailing, Frenchie Bell. Oscar
Cox, Benear L. Bell, and Mrs. Geo.
Dozier, all Of Duluth; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. b. Salvant, Brooklyn, N. ";
Mrs. Edith NJ. Ashby Of Newark,
N. j.; Mrs. Cora Kicks, Mrs. A. l..
Marshall, Mrs. Alma l.. Brown,
VieksburR, Miss; Mrs. Elizabeth
A. Stewart, Winnipeg, and Mrs.
Edna b. Jackson, Norwood, Mani
toba, Can; Leroy Butler, ST., Wal
ter l.. Hayes OF st. Louis, Mo-;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvard White, Chi
cago, H.: Esther Byars, Allie z.
Wilson, Elnora Byars, Mrs. Leita
Thomas, Mrs. Lucille MeAdams, W.
n. Martin Of Minneapolis, and Mrs.
Kate Neil, Lena Whyte, Jim w.
johnson, Mary Brester, Of st. Paul.
Visitors are always welcome at st.
James.--B. L. King, Reporter.
81. Peter AME CAarSh NStsai The
Young Psople'u day program. which was
postponed because Of the polio, will b sun
dny, September 3. They are planning Z
good program FOR the day. Noa are urged
70 encourage the youth BY your presence on
that day,
The Meas Day was . grand success. and
the messages brought By the Rev. Frank c
Lowry viii long Be remembered.
The Rev. A. Roas Brent, PIAinheld. N. J..
waA the guest spSaksr last Sunday. and
thrilled our hearts By his great sermon
''Christ the Only One"
TIE pastor viii preach sunday. subject
the kbOaRdlng Love q ChEisI" EVsnina
worship from % 8 D. m. 8uhieet2 Tbs
Reward for RlNhteo1s Living"
Tho Northwestern annual coaferenca and
women's Missionary COntsrencs Branch So
eisty will eoavens al Bethel AME Church.
Cedar RAplds. Iowa. sept 0.lA. The layman
dslsgatss are Mr.. james L. LsWts and MrS
Core eAndSrE
Ths pastor. n. C. Boyd, h indeed thanh.
fal " the frisuda and msmbers u 81. Peter
church for their loyal support darina the
year. Ne will es able 10 report all the Inn.
prUvsmenta. and bills made during hh cd
mlnstratioa are paid IN fall. and thu deb,
On he parscaags. wAleA wsa more than
es.eoo when Ne came, hna hesa reduced "a
u. zoe. We have had % ennvernioaa and
secelsbona n he church msmhsrsAip.
TSua Apsssalls CAaFeA RSsssi Sanday
prhcol opsasa a. usual with MraA Bsasis
RaAinsoa. saperintpndgaG TIE pastor
prsAahaa % both morninn and night ear.
vlezs. the saAtssa oe The ssruoa IN IN
meFuing TIE uams 81 the Lord b saFoaa
eowWRt the rimhasotla rumne8h Into a and
3 safe" Prov Ie,ia Al niwha. -Bshald
tAs uaAn." a. yoAn 1Stk Yealg p&apls'I