Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23

~. JAMES AM.K. CHURCH NEWS
On Being o Christian" waS ths sub
iS q ' oSs s'i PsssSs s.S ~ q H &.
o.. Pn1l pastrfct, % tbs morning Serv-
ice On ths fourth and last oAlArtsrly
CommunAon Sunday q this church
AmonG ne many visitors ~oruhapplnG
isy q ES SG c1m@uS M cSSres 'o q
Omaha. Rgv. Robert shelton, pastor Of
CAmphoT Msm0TiAl Mgthodisf Church
Was ths guest speaksT II the Com
munion Service % , pm: music IVES
fuInlAhsd ~ ne CosRsl Choir:
hSerS Z. 1Sly % ,, 81 - 1. sn6 an;
IN MlnnssotS and wAsoonSin unSssF ths
Vermont plan. Thoss gong ara Roger
and Archie Anderson. Frederick Raas-
~. Ines smith, Glen Smith, Rooert
Carroll They win return % g. Paul
Mrs.. &syms X. Mccoy has been Sp-
pointed general chairman Of the Wom-
ems Day at %. Jamae- Ths chairman 0f
In spite IL tha demolition BY build
sFS Of ths front part Of me church an
regular Ssrvicss are being continued
rev. Moore win bring ths msasaes ss
tha morning service, July .: In plscs
q ne senloE Choir Fourth Sunday
aisns n , thSX are lnyss,nF 90 ,s g
home Of Mrs. Leorn blair, ID ". o.
AIbans a.; service starting at Zoo
pm. Come and wuFShtp with usI--Der-
thA l. King.
MOUNT oLIVEF BAPTIHr CHURCH
49,. Tss a,nts s, annual 49, DsY No.
olivst baptist church. with MrS. LIZ
ian Parkinson. EVAnRslis1 from o.
PUter A-M-E. church IN Minneapolis
% the goegt speaker. HeF subtoct WAs
Faith She sald, woman. w0 must
a be s &c . NJ s ss M s';S q. y !.
hlshsd by ths women q Ne oonblnSd
ehotrs and they were uniformly dreassd
In Nhita. Visitors wereI Claudia fay-
lor. Mrs. Phosoe Taylor. " Cunning
ham. =. o smith, Minerva Sanders.
Asl. AS SsSsT..s ss ofl. & 0S css: NJ
and Mrs. ,. W. AEnwtns. oaiahoma
The BTU hour program waS spon-
sored BY The Youth Council with Nh.
Essis Ptpkins. presiding chairman.
white wss S1sas spsansr on me SUB
iset, Woman and HsF Opportunity
kstheF al-ia. Women, today q your
opportunity 10 do good. this b your
opportunity that the world might Tlss
Up and can you blssssd. Mrs.. AArtis
Christian sxpsriencs. Mrs. LOuiss Hop
kins, general chairman Of women D
Day Yves pleased with the cooperation
she received, making TIM day . success.
Those assisting both services were
Mines. J. HAgAn. MoasahA White, Doro-
AnwmNS
louise Wilson, Helen wagner. ATlee
Blaksy, Viola Nash. Anna Raglan. J.
Avery. NJ simmons, o. Pant and others.
The offerings for WomenS Day were
beyond expectations. The sick and
shut I.. need our prayers and Also hl-
PILGRIM BAPTIsT CHURCH
Last sunday. July 10, Rev. MAsssyG
sermon topic was entitled, They Could
Only watch" taxi. They were also
women looking on from affair. - Marx
Is iOl The message dealt with the scene
IN which three women stood watching
JSaGs Sytns On The cross Ihsy could
the best they could do and because Of
that God made them the true rsflec-
ton of his light. They were chosen 10
be The hrSt 10 carry ths good nsWS
that Christ Was alive, Ths pastor said.
EoAay NN may % - Ne0Dt9 ana nop9-
less In many ways a. those women.
but 20 long 40 our hearts or motives
are clean. God smiles upon NJ just ths
nAms. To Be good h important; 20 do
GOOD without being GOOD b q little
Tue ehIldrsnS story wan entitled.
Medicine for Our Slcknaas."
Ths . pm Musical RNtFavaganEa
sponsored BY The Finance committee
and Trustee board waa . great sue
cess. The program Wns wei attsnded
and much enjoyed.
Vinitors Last Sunday were: Cue An
derson, khnsas City, No; MrG Edna
Hilyard. seattle: Mr. and Mira. James
David. Chicago; Mrs. kattia clsmona,
ksntucky. Msis osbrasl Ann KIRK.
FiovsrS were from ths garden u
Mrs., Helen LaWrWnca.
MAas AnnAbslls Young. 80 z fillmore
and Harold Knott, 50 lGishAFt Ave,
united win ne church e candidates
On sunday. JuIs y. II am. Baptis-
prsaeh hl1 las. e.rmoa before n! va
fr0m . pm. 20 I9o. Monday July -
Pilgrim frtandl are invited cembinsd
Dsaeons. Dsseens.ssa. md Tru.esss
tsrfy church business nesting. Q pm.
B.ahns3 a lmpoEtABcsi Denf mi5li
gvuryOna b welcome q Pilgrim. m
Church a Lofty Prtendnhipi
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