Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-24

81. Jamss A.ME. ChuEeh News Sun
day being the second quarterly Commu-
niOn Sunday. Rev. Guy, presiding elder OF
the So. Paul distTiet. brought the message.
Rev. Y. r. Thomas Of 81, lanes A-M.E.
church. hinnsaDOlis was the ap$ahsr al
the Comhngnion service Al J p m: musk
vas furnished b. his choir. In The alb.
ssnes u Rev. Moore, who vas in Chicago
Al the bedside Of Mrs. MOoTs's mother.
Rev. n. c. Boyd Of 81. Peter A.M.E.
church conducted the opening service The
s'ysr; eS ~ soy TSoL n ana H Jo.sps
Turner, assistsd Rev. Guy ia the institu-
ton Of the Lords supper. StsWardess
board No. SERVED. At the regular eve
ninR service, q short meditation By Rev.
SERVES conducted BY Bro. Calvin Parker.
With Rev. Moore bsinE unexpectedly
called from the city. the church msst-
ing which was TO have been on Monday,
Jan. 20 has been postponed TO Monday.
Peb. 8. at \ 80 .. m, at which time the
regular election Of trustees will Be held.
Ms. Alma Freeman. who for many years
has bern associated with the senior ehoir
Of 81. James. and Is also well known for
her musical accomplishment. has been APP
pointed By Rev. Moore and endorsed BY
the choir a. assistant director Of the choir.
sunday. FEB. 2, has been set apart as
Educational Sunday" at which . financial
rally viii BE- launched for Payne and VIII
b<rfoFee colleges. correctional A.A.E.
schools,
Nias ChArlotta Pertsst volunteered her
service a. Sunday school teacher. We are
very happy 10 welcome ChArlOtts 70 the
stat She vii be assigned 10 the second
grade primary elaas.
me Senior choir will be back on the
fourth Sunday night with their regular
musical. After . two month vacation plans
are being made for . very hne program.
The usual welcome awaits you at 81.
james. Come and worship with Us.
Bertha l.. King
CamphoF MsmsTiaI MsthSdist Church
NotssI Or. n. n. Carroll. Of Chicago,
was the guest speaker at both the II
day. DR.. Carroll. who IL our district super
intendent. preached on Christian Steward
ship ut the II .. m. service. He emphA.
sized the fact that Se have nothing that
WAS not given TO u and that We are
Stswarda % all the things We have. He
delivered an interesting message At $50
on the story Of the woman Who was not
. member Of the WOmAh's Society ~ found
IN John 1. In . nesting OF the Young
people. Dorothy MonsOn was elected act.
ing president Of the Youth Fellowship, and
Phillip Archer, acting vice president. Alma
Camp and Rhoda Lysll were named acting
secretary and treasurer, respectively.
youth choir will be one Of the features OF
the activities Of the group.
Our pastor. Rev. Clarence 7. X. Nelson,
will preach at the II q. m. service, Sun
day. lie will deliver the second Of a series
Of sermons on Stewardship. Max Karl
and thFes other persons will speak on the
panel discussion On the prOpOsed charter
amendment 81 80 ., m, At the Camphor
Golden Hour Forum. james Murray will
sing.
DR.. Edgar J. Love. Ofs New York City.
IL schsduisd To speak In our church Sun
day. Feb, 2. DIR. Love n the secretary
Of the department. Of Negro work Of the
board Of Home MiasiOns and Church EE-
tension. The Stewardship Fellow ship meets
81 the patronage on Thursday evening.
Pilgrim Baptist Church On last Sun
day. Rev. Massey spoke from the topic.
Finding Life" The ehildTsns story was
The Woods That Saved Registered Wis.
ltors Wsrei John Dixon. New York City /;
Miss Ora Johnson. Chicago Callis Gallo
way. Kansas City, No. F.; ALBANIAN Moore,
Iamss EArhATy. Thomas Jay and Jessie
A. Neal. 81. Paul.
Flowers on the pulpit were In honor Of
4. b. Johnson ~ c. EliEAbsth johnson.
The evening worship Was In charge Of
the Missionary society. Mr. Lydia brown
was the speaker. Mru. LRslla Brown gave
The invocation Mrs. Alberta Bell read the
Scripture Mrs. OShislda gave the eve
ming prayer, o. J. Th0rton was guest solo
ist. Mrs. Cordelia x. Hunter rave . piano