Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-22

in the morning and numbers from
the seven Last words ~ the eve
nPIns ssTSies. solotSts were Mrs.
alma Freeman. Mr., Jean Pierre
uuIlmAnt and Mr.. Ernest CoVinEtOn.
A very special number was the solo
by AATesllA Sayiss, He Arose" at
the Youth service. A large group OF
ehildreh and young people accepted
Christ as their saviour NJ the Close
Of the message, also several adulta.
visitors At the morning service
were Isaac Hubbard Of CAmphOF n
T. church. Katherine Robinson of
Zion Baptist, hpls-. Mrs. AnnAballs
EskTidEe OF Kansas City. kAA
Willie Jones Of 81 Paul and Miss
Margaret AA9us Of Los Angeles,
Events of special Interest for the
next two weeks will be, An Old
Fashioned Mother" = three act play
sponsored BY the WillinG Workers
ChApsAu Review and Luncheon on
April 80 At the church The fourth
Sunday musical sponsored by the
senior Choir. April ~. hrH. 0STal-
dine SeToEgins. chairman
Rev, and Mrs. Moore viii attend
and ~ at Cedar ltApids, Iowa. Mrs
Moore will be = delegate represent
ing the Charles Jacob Missionary
society and the BtsWAfdssS Boards,
Mr.. Roosevelt Harmon, the aecFS.
taTy OF the stewards Board will At.
sunday. April "a, In the Third
Quarterly Communion At g. James
Rev. William T.. Guy will bring the
message at II q. m. The sacrament
OF Communion will be Instituted at
.. IN.
St James at any service; all Chris
tiAns are invited TO commune at
ChFista table
Bertha L. King.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
INT Easter message. What
Easter Does to Closed Doors" was
delivered BY the RtV. Floyd Massey.
Jr The text was taken from John.
goth chapter, 18th verse. The pTin-
CipIs point of the sermon was
we're assembled behind closed doors,
afraid OF the Jews, the world, death.
darkness disease, diBtnteHTatlon
and themselves They were con
qusred, uncertain, hsATtbTOksn and
lonely.
Later. the Master spoke. Peace
bs unto pou" and told them their
responsibilities and they were no
longer fsAful What doors did he
OpsnY Faith, universal gospel for
all men OF the earth. and the king
dom Of 0Od The Importance OF
OF mems hearts and souls.
The chiIdTsn's story was entitled.
-Four Little Bulbs"
The daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Brown. Nlcols and Mrs
issiUris shelton we're dedicated to
the church.
The visitors were: Mr., Robert
Marshall, Mr. and MTs X l. StOkes.
MrA Hattie Wilson. Mr.. James HAr.
rts, Mr.. u. e, Archer. Albert BuTks
Mrs. Eloiss Woods, Thomas whit.
nsy, Lester QuRTlss, Lloyd Hogan.
Mr.. and Mrs, William sutheTlin.
Miss Marion CuthbsFt, Mr.. and MTE
l., Parks, Mrs Rose Vivian, GsoFEV
Brooks, JT. and Betty Morris.
The Ordinance Of baptism was be
leTilyn Patterson, Mr.. Frank Jones
slowed upon Mrs Lovstt Howard,
and Mr.. Robert Fields.
The flowers were given by MT.
and Mrs, John Lawrence. MIRA Am
ella Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs Law.
renee TarVsr, Miss ZoEsll sleet, Mrs.
Harriet West, MTs, Gertrude WINS.
Mrs. lOuellA Brown, Mrs. EmAline
White, Mrs. Aida JOHsG Mr.. Harold
Parker, Mrs. tsonR Goldman. Mrs
Eugene Wills, Mr. Thomas Robin
soh, Mrs. Louelle Taylor and Mr.
BENJAMIN BobO.
The Missionary Society sponsored
the Young wOmsn's Coral Group at
y. IN. TO y, M. the senior choir
presented their annual Easter can
tAtA
Mesa sunday, April -. the rsGu.
lar worship service viii be at II q
m Come out to Pilgrim, the Church
81 Lofty Friendship"
Mrs. Doris \ shannon, reporter