Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-30

ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH
Speaking from the subject. is
Christ Enough. Rev. z. w. Jones
told his morning congregation
that Christ IL enough. He IL the
answer but we must appropriate
Him 10 our everyday living. Music
was furnished by the Choraleers,
directed by Bradford Benner and
the Senior Choir. directed by Mrs.
Alma Freeman.
Visitors worshipping at the
Davenport OF Springfield, Ohio;
morning service were Mrs. Sarah
Mrs. Collins OF Minneapolis, and
Mr.. Fred Morris Of 81. Paul. All
were welcomed by Rev. Jones.
A new addition TO the Senior
Choir IL Mr.. Collins, Of Mime
apolis. who plays the trombone.
Donald Godfrey Johnson, son OF
Mrs. Ruby Wilson. served for his
first time as an altar boy, at the
morning service.
Appearing on the Senior Choir
Vesper hour were, the Senior
Choir. Bradford Benner a. soloist
and Mrs. Jean Waters reading a
paper, the subject. where IL
God? A very appreciative audi
ence attended.
The Youth Fellowship group
met at $50 p. m. Committees
were appointed by the president
Blanch Winters. program. devo-
tional. finance and social TO work
out the years plan. They win re-
port at the meeting Sunday, No
vember 8 at $50 p. m.
The Progressive club invites you
TO attend their Coffee Sip TO be
held at the home OF Mrs. George
Berry, 634 ST. Anthony Ave, Sun.
day, November I from 4 TO 7 p.
m.
Mrs. Mabel Harris is chairman
Of the Educational Assessment
Fund Mrs. Harris and her COM
mittee, Junnius Powell, vice
chairman. Bertha Martin, OLIVE
Gum, Matte Ellis. Estella Gallo
way. win be responsible for rails
ing St. James assessment for VIII
berforce University which Rev.
Jones win report the first week in
December. Each member Is asked
10 give 81. with the deadline set
for November 20.
Sunday. November IL Com
munion Sunday. The Youth Choir
and Senior choir win sing. Rev.
Jones win bring the Communion
message.
You are welcome at Gods table:
some and commune with US. 49,
Bertha L. King. reporter
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
Hes Got the Whole World In
His Hands" was the subject Of J.
+. Morrow's sermon on Sunday.
October 25th, when he appeared at
IL q. m. service on Massey Ap-
probation Day" Rev. Morrow re-
Gently resigned at executive sec
rotary of the st, Paul Council of
Churches TO return to San An
tonic, Texas, where he will hold
similar position. He brought ut
terances Of approval from the con-
gregation, when, during his re-
marks, he declared he would con-
tinue to work In the field OF race
relations when he arrives In Tex
a..
Morning Prayer was offered by
A. w. Jordan and followed by the
Choral Response. Hear Our
Prayer. o Lord" The service was
presided over by Moses Knott, Sr.,
general chairman.
The following visitors were in
troduced and welcomed by Miss
Annabelle Jones: Mrs. Francis
Butler. Camden. Ark: Miss Oracle
Smith, also Of Camden: Mrs. Car
RE Burgess. Baton Rouge, La:
Rev. Z. d. Blllups: Mrs. Mary Eta
Moten. New York City. and Mrs.
II. 4. Wellington Of Chicago. III.
The pulpit was attractiveiy
decorated with fall flowers and |
ferns through the Appreciation
Day COMMITTEES. Fellowship Unit |
Reports were made by an Unit |
Leaders.
II was noted that members
Robert stone and Mrs. Hattie
Han are both m and confined 20 !
So. Josephs hospital
At 8 p. m. the Appreciation !
Day Program and Reception was
held with Moses Knott ST.. an
master Of ceremonies. A capacity
crowd filled the church to DO hon |
or 10 Rev. and Mrs. Massey for
their excellent records Of service
and achievements for the past |
nine years Greetings were ex-
pressed by leading citizens rep
rcsenting various departments OF |
the Government and many social |
and civic organizations. Follow
ing the program. the reception |
was held IN Fellowship Han under
the direction Of Mrs Dolly Crush |
shon. chairman Of the Reception
COMMITTEES.
On Sunday. November 1. the or.
dinance Of communion WIN Be OBJ |
served and Rev. Massey vii de-
liver the meditation. Strange
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