Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-13

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Sunday, May Q. Rev. II. W. Bolts
soul His text was EphssiRns 81,
"AS followers, honor thy father and
mother: which II the first com
mAndmsnt with promise" This let
ter was written TO Ephealan By
Paul Paul was . man Of vision and
. school master. Rev. z. J. Hsndsr-
sou assisted In the service, Music
WAS furnished BY the Gospel Chorus
and the Junior Choir. MTa- Dorothy
Morgan and MFR Mary Warren
were united with the church. Visit
tors In the service we're Mrs. l.
RyisT Of Chicago and Mrs. Flosste
HAFYia Mrs. RylsT h Waiting In
tails city. which used to be her
home
We wHnt 20 thank the many
friends for their support Tn helping
10 make the Baby contest . success,
cynthIa Marshall, Mariiyn Parker
and Darby scFoGgina
Remember the teachers msstinG
and prayer meeting every Wsdnea-
day evening from to .. N. Re-
member also the training class on
Friday evening at t'so p m, you
come at Zion.
Mrs Lewis SsatOn, reporter. and
Rev. n. W. Bolts. pastor.
TRUE APOSTOLIC CHURCH
sunday. May .. the sunday School
opened at the usual hour with .
very good attendance record. The
superintendent and teachers were
At their post Of duty. Elder Robin.
son bTouGht the message In the
morning and evening service.
Mother Sander and Mrs, Lula Han.
son gave very Interesting talks,
using for their subject, Mother.
The Minnesota state Council will
convene al the True Apostolic As
sembly, lIS Dupont Avenue North,
beginning May 10 and ending May
81. all nations are welcome.
Cali Elder A. Robinson, BR sOSS.
for the service Of tho prayer band
PoshAlmAy Brown, ma Fremont
Avenue North has been very STICK
and Mrs. John Carter, l10s i2th
Ave. No II also on the sIek list
BETHEaDA BAPTIST CHURCH
Our pastor. Rev. Jerome s. Tate
preached an inspiring and soul stir
ring Mothers Day sermon, Sunday
May .. The subject was "A Red
Flower and . White Flower" The
senior and junior eholrs Furnished
the music. UnItinE with the church
we're the following; Mrs. RoSsis
Cotton from Tulsa. Oklahoma and
Mr.. Harry white OF Walden, No
Candidates for baptism were Mrs.
Josephine Jenkins Of witiehIta.
kans, and Mrs. ines Davis wash
ington. d, C.
The DOrcas Missionary was In
charge OF the afternoon services
Mrs. LusllA Brown. guest speaker
gave an interesting talk on the
Modern Mothers and the Mothers
Of Yesterday The Phillips quartet
gave two selections. the junior
choir furnished the music. our
trustees were In charge OF the eve
ming services. The Differing stars.
our guest singers rendered several
stirring numbers The music for the
evening was furnished by the Yes
per choir. Mr.. Benjamin CR4sius was
presented by the trustees ID hts sec
ond trial sermon. We were again In
sDired by this servant Of God who
has heard the call to the ministry.
Church was very we'll attended.
vices our pastors mother, Mrs
Angie Tate from Cedar Rapids, la,
was In the congregation and we
we're very happy to have her. vi8l-
tors were many from the city and
various states. You will find a
warm hearty welcome for all visit
tors In the bethesda Baptist Church.
Eupuns lNsu lSSIqns H.slpL AsH
will be silence In Heaven"
BY public demand the Parsonage
improvement Club of Bethesda IA
repeating the drama Origin OF the
Negro Spiritual At Pilgrim Baptist
Church In 81. Paul. Sunday evening
May IS at Tao .. IN, Two more
scenes have been added 20 this play.
Admission II free. A cordial invita-
tiOn 10 all. Come and soc and hear
H. A bus will be leaving Bethesda
church At as sunday evening
Meet us there u you desire 20 70.
Remember the sick and shut-lns
Prayer meeting Wednesday night
from to = p. m.
sarah henson. reporter. Rev J.
Tate, pastor.
W. PEyrTCR A.a.E. CHURCH
The Mothers Day services were
attended BY a large audience. The
sermon BY Rev. W. r. Guy IN the
morning and the communion ser
mon By the Rev. James X. Brown
In the afternoon was deeply sptT.