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Evening star., 1953-11-21
New Pastor to Give
Sermon Tomorrow

The Rev. Porter H. Harrison
has been named the new pastor
of Fifth Baptist Church, 500 E
street S.W. His first sermon will
be at the II am. service to-
morrow. -
Formerly pastor OF the East
Thomas Baptist Church and the
McElwain Baptist Church in Bir-
mingham, Ala, Mr.. Harrison has
also been pastor of the Youngers
Greek Baptist Church in Eliza
bethtown, KY. He attended
Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary.
Evening star., 1953-11-21
Confirmation Glass

The Most Rev. John M. Nc
Namara. auxiliary bishop of
Washington, will confirm a class
of several hundred adult Catho-
lies at 4 pm. tomorrow at st.
Matthew's Cathedral. Most have
recently become members of the
church.
Evening star., 1953-11-21
President Of Seminary
Will Be Bible Speaker

DR.. Alva j. McClain, president
of Grace Theological Seminary.
will be guest speaker at the fall
Prophetic Bible Conference to-
morrow through November 20 at
First Brethren Church, Penn
sylvania avenue and Twelfth
street Sc. DR.. McClain will
speak at the IL am and 1880
pm. services tomorrow and No
vemeber 20, and at 7:45 pm.
each night next week except
Saturday.
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BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH

In the absence of our pastor,
Rev. L. c. Harris, the morning
message. which was both inspira-
tional and timely, was delivered
by Rev. John Young. His text
was taken from the first chap
ter of Acts, Sth verse, Being A
Witness for Jesus Christ" But
We shall receive the power after
the Holy Ghost is come upon you.
and you shall be witnesses unto
me both in Jerusalem and in all
Judea.
Senior Gospel Choir and Musi-
cetts rendered heartfelt music
under the leadership of Mrs. Des-
sic Gresham. Our visitors were
many, we welcome you at all
times.
We regret to report than Annie
L. Smith. daughter of Deacon Ed
die Smith, met with an auto ac-
cident Tuesday, June %. As a re-
suit she suffered an injured arm.
Miss Smith is convalescing at her
home, 1924 Oakland Ave. Mrs.
Paul King, daughter of Mrs. Har-
riet Starks is at the Northwestern
hospital Her condition is reported
fair. We are praying for all of
our sick, Gods speedy recovery.
Next Sunday, July 5, Rev. L. c.
Harris viii bring the morning
message. Sarah Benson, reporter
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Rites Held For
Drowning Victim

Final rites were held for Mel
vine Lewis. 603 Aldrieh Ave. N,
who was drowned Monday, June
20 at Lake Calhoun main beach,
on Friday. July 3 at 2 p. m. from
the Woodland Funeral chapel. Rev,
w L. Battle, pastor Of GOSPEL
Temple church st. Paul officiat-
ed.
The deceased was born in At
lanta. Tex, Liarch is, 1925, and
had been a resident of Minneapo-
lis for eight years. He was en-
ployed by the Northpilt Mfg. Co.
as a cloth cutter
Surviving are his wife, Marco
line. three daughters; one son;
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy
Lewis Of Atlanta, Tex, brothers,
Fulton Of Atlanta, Tey. and Gil
bert Of Los Angeles, Calf, and a
number of other relatives.
The remains were shipped to
Atlanta. Tex. for burial Friday
evening. July 3, accompanied by
his brother, Fulton, who came to
the city to attend funeral services.
Woodland Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
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Choirs Of Bethesda
Hold Annuol Day
Sunday, July 5

Sunday, July s. is the annual
day for the choirs of Bethesda
Baptist church. At the morning
worship. the solo parts win fea-
ture the Mines. Addie Smith. elm
ME Grissam, the Misses Grace l..
Harper. Mary and Anne Sorrell,
May Houze and Matte Mae
Wright.
At the pm. twilight hour, the
choir is presenting Musical Ora
ma entitled Say it With Flowers
The public is cordially invited to
attend this great musical treat.
We are asking each one who at
tends to bring some one with
them, whom they feel has been an
inspiration in their life. A small
souvenir will be presented TO ev-
eryone.
Members of the Gospel Choir,
as well as many artists of the city
will be presented on this program.
Mrs. Anna Moody is president,
Mrs. Myrtle Harris, pianist, Mrs.
Bessie Gresham, directress; Rev.
L. c. Harris, is our pastor.
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BORDER CHURCH NEWS

During the absence of Rev c.
NJ. Sexton, who is in Philadelphia,
as a delegate. attending the Meth
odist World Convocation of Evan
gelism. DIR. Irving f. Putnam, re-
tired, but an active worker at
Wesley Church, brought the mes
sage at the morning worship. as
guest pastor. IL was Temperance
Sunday and a well filled Church
was on hand to greet him. His
Scripture reading embraced verses
from several books of the Bible
and the text was from Lam. 1:12.
Is il nothing to you" DR.. Put
nam has been associated with the
Temperance movement for many
years and was able to present
many interesting facts to his lis
teners.
Some of the high-lights of his
sermon were: that we send mis-
stonaries to India to Christianize
the Indians. but when il comes TO
temperance, they lead the world,
Only those who are total abstain
ers are permitted in the govern
ment business and other high
places. He said that alcohol is
the fourth health problem of out
nation and that two-thirds of the
drinking starts in the high
schools Many visitors were pre-
sent.
Next Sunday Rev. Sexton will
be with us and has chosen TO
speak on the subject, Trusting
in God" at the morning services.
The Scripture reading is from lisa,
20: II. Vesper Services every Sun
day evening from to 7. Come,
you are always welcome at Bor-
der.
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Martin Luther Junior now -four
and onc-half years old. With the
big job of running church, build
ing one on the side, Rev. Simmons
was handicapped by very serious
and prolonged Illness OF his wife.
In the meantime baby girl. Lit
tic Phyllis Marie came to bring
more happiness and round out the
great American family OF four,
Church and home, still didn't
claim all his attention. for he
found time for many civic activ-
tiles AS well. member of the
Mayors Council on Human Re-
lations member of the Board OF
the NA,A.C.p, president OF the
Ministerial Alliance. member OF
the Industrial Committee OF the
Mpls Urban League, secretary
treasurer OF the Ministerial AS
ISOLATION of Minneapolis and many
other activities where he lends
active support,
one wonders how this human
dynamo has assumed all the re-
sponsibihties no has and still was
able in two years, one month and
30 days 10 erect such a building
as now stands at tist and Fourth
Avenue South, Truly the answer
Is 1T is miracle OF faith" Tor
in faith IL was conceived. and by
faith In God faith in the member
ship and friends Of St Peters,
faith in his fellowmen who admire
a fortnight individual who sands
up for his convictions and faces
up 20 his obligations. and with the
faith and support OF family he
loves very dearly this was done.
May he live long 90 further hon-
OF his great nsme-sake and bring
credit 20 his family. his church
and his God.
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ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. E. Henderson took his text
from Matt. SIS. Blessed are the
pure in heart for they shall see
God" Rev. Henderson placed
great emphasis on the word pure.
If everyone was pure in heart and
worked righteously, conditions in
this world would be better.
Music was furnished by the
junior and senior choirs at the
morning service. Visitors We're
Mrs. ]. c. James, Champlin. H.,
John Walker. Montclair, N. j.,
Mr.. John Baldridge. Chanute,
Kan, Mr.. Lila Riley, Chicago.
Mrs. Riley is a former member of
Zion church and a former resident
were Rozella Debbs, Muskogee,
of Minneapolis. Other visitors
Okla. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bur
shaiter, city, Eric Eversley, New
York City, and Mrs. II. w. Bolts
Jr. Rev. II. w. Bolts Jr., was not
at the morning service. Having
just arrived from the National
Congress, he was very tired. We
were informed that Rev and Mrs.
Bolts Jr., and baby Sharon motor
ed to New York City. They re-
ported that the meeting and the
trip were fine. They viii be leav-
ing soon for their home in Sioux
Falls, s. d.
The Musical at the s p. m. hour
was splendid and a great crowd
turned out TO hear the many
voices. Two groups from Bethesda
Baptist church were represented
with Mrs. bessie Gresham, the
directress and two groups from
Zion with Mrs. d. Hardy direct
ing the Gospel Chorus and Mr..
w 3. Hale. director of the SEN
Tor Choir Miss Sallie NJ. Hale,
sister of w. b. Hale, was the
guest soloist. The musical was
sponsored by the Senior choir.
Mrs. f. Glover, $500 Fifth Ave.
s., has returned from Fairview
hospital and is reported doing
nicely. Mrs. Mamie Battle, 1928
Portland Ave, Is reported in
Fairview hospital Let us continue
TO pray for the sick.-Mrs. f.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH

On Sunday, June %, Rev.
Joseph jackson, our pastor. spoke
from the subject, THE Indwelling
Spirit using as his text the sth
chapter of Romans and the 18th
verse.
"In Christ. Rev. Jackson said.
I'VE not only have our sins for
given but we have impaired to us
a new life, new birth. Our nat
ural life is impregnated by the
spirit of God and divine nature
is born
Rev. Jackson urged his listen
ers TO be joyful in their accept
ance of the message of Christ He
said, "A grieved spirit means the
loss of the enjoyment of Gods
love, the loss of the Communion
which by the Holy spirit means
the poss of the power for service. ="
Mrs. Gertrude Malone and Mrs.
Ruth Hill united with the church.
Mr.. Ed Armstrong came back to
the church.
Mrs. Mile Burns was a visitor
and we were very pleased to
have the Royal Jubileers with us.
1t was a day of high spirit at
Pilgrim Rest.-Reporter.
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John w. Ellis
Resident so Years
Dies At 81

John w. Ellis, 2019 Fifth Ave.
s., died June 30 in Minneapolis
General hospital at the age Of 81
years. He had been a resident of
the city for sixty years.
Funeral services were held at
2 p. m. on Thursday, July 2, from
the Woodland Funeral Home, with
Rev NJ. L. Simmons. pastor Of
st. Peter AME church officiating.
Survivors include his wife,
Sarah. two daughters, Beatrice
and Viola; two sons, Donald and
John Cornelius; one sister, Mary
Hines. three grandchildren and
other relatives.
Burial was in Lakewood Gene
terry with Woodland Funeral Home
in charge of arrangements.
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AME Loymen To
Meet In Tulsa
AUGUST &, J & 6

Tulsa, Oklahoma-The growing
and important AME Laymen's ma
tional meeting will be held in
Tulsa, Oklahoma, August s, 7, and
g according to an announcement
from Herbert L. Dudley, of De-
troit correctional president of the
AM.E. Laymen's Organization
Bishop w. r. Wilkes is the en-
tertaining prelate and Rev. Ben
H. Hill is host pastor, Mrs. Essie
L. Long, president of the North
east Oklahoma Conference Lay
Organization is chairman of the
arrangements committee.
II is expected that all episcopal
district conferences of the A.M.E.
church will send delegates TO this
important annual meeting. All
members of the laymen organiza-
ton are invited to attend.
Some of the outstanding leaders
in church and civic life in the ma
ton will deliver addresses.
Persons in this area interested
in attending are urged to write
Mrs. Essie Long, 1907 North Mad
ison Place, Tulsa, Oklahoma. for
Accommodations. Cost of rooms
are IS per night: two persons may
occupy one room.
For further details laymen may
write either Mrs. Long or the Lay
men president, Herbert L. Dudley,
1886 Russell St., Detroit, Michi-
gan, or Mrs. Mabel Groves, 100
North 43rd ST., Philadelphia 4,
PENNSYLVANIA.
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Twin City
Twin City
Church Gus
CAMpHoR CHURCH NEWS

Camphor Methodist church SER
vices, Sunday, June rs, at IL a. m.
were in charge Of the Rev. Charles
T. Parker, associate pastor, while
the Rev. Jerome Del Pine was at
tending the Methodist Convoca-
ton at Philadelphia, Pa. Five
thousand delegates from all over
the U. S. assembled as fellow
ship of the recent visitation evan
gelism Movement, fostered by the
Methodist churches throughout
the country.
Rev Del Pine was a delegate
and will shortly return and give a
report of the procedure Of the con-
vocation. Rev. Parker was assist
ed by Rev. Henry Clay, a recent
graduate of Rust College, Holly
Springs. Miss, who is planning to
enter Cannon Theological Sem
mary, Atlanta, Ca, this fall, TO
finish his course in theology.
Rev. Parker spoke on the three
great virtues in the development
of Christian character, faith, love
and fellowship. The great move
ment of Methodism grew out of
the faith that was once delivered
to the church fathers according
to Hebrew III. Faith is the sub
stance of things hoped for; the
evidence of things not seen" Love
is that element in human life that
breaks down every element of OPP
position and causes men to work
together for one great cause that
blesses humanity.
Fellowship is the result of faith
and love. Wherever men and wo-
men fellowship together for a
humanitarian purpose, great re-
suits are obtained for the king
dom of God, Rev. Parker told the
congregation.
Rev Parker called together the
men who will cooperate with the
pastor in planning a project for
the redecorating of the sanctuary
of the church.
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SIOUX
r A L L S
NEWS
N 7 z S
By KAYE COATES
$40 Mable st.
Sioux Falls, 8. ID.

Our Neighborhood Lady on
WNAx says so many nice things
for us homemakers to pick up on.
but last week this one quotation
from here hit the spot and here it
is-"A pessimist is one that is in
a fog all during life's journey" /
like that, hope you do.
Alpha Lodge No. 10 observed
st. Johns Day at st. Johns Bap-
fist church Sunday with Rabbi
Zenith as the principal speaker.
NJ. Coakley was chairman of the
programme. After introducing all
the officers, Mr. c. Bentley gave
a short talk on the meaning of
st. Johns Day. Dan Coates, wor-
thy master gave a talk on What
The Lodge Means To Me-" Mrs,
G. Vaughn played for the choir.
Alfred White would like all the
youngsters that have very high
report cards to see him as soon as
possible, he is giving an award
from the members Of Alpha
Lodge. The youngsters may obtain
a free trip to camp or the cash,
All interested please contact AL
fred White.
Roseanne Monkey was host to
the st, Johns Mission Society
After the business session refresh
ments were served and the ladies
spent the rest of the evening
looking at television.
Mrs. A. Tolbert entertained
the Brotherhood of st. Johns
Baptist church, after short
meeting and summer snack, the
club adjourned. Mr.. Thomas Clay
ton is the president.
Mrs. NJ. Williams of Mitchell,
S. D., was hostess to the Bronze
club at the home of Mrs. ]. Mox-
ley. Mrs. ]. Martin was remem-
bered with lovely hankies for her
birthday which was last month.
Mrs. J, Martin also took the
prize for high in the games. Mrs,
G. Clayton was also remembered
for her birthday, which was on
Saturday. June ~. Mrs. Williams
served lucious food and tall
cool drinks Mrs. w. Harris was a
guest of the club and she and
Mrs, f. Barger both received
guest gifts,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Shelley and
Mr., and Mrs. c. Barnett spent the
week end in the Black Hills OF
our own South Dakota, and /
still envy anyone that goes to the
Black Hills, because one can't
help but love IL. After visiting in
various homes the Barnett's have
gone back to Waterloo, To settle
down with the tall corn.
Mr., NJ. Lotion and his three
cheruhs are enjoying themselves
in Chicago. At least the children
are, and Mrs, L. says she is miss
ing the crew, but amt that just
like a MOTHER
My jeanne spent week at
Scout Day Camp, and I enjoyed
a week having her there. Now
this girl is looking up an aunt or
cousin 20 visit, She has mentioned
Mildred Howard in Washington
Iowa, so look out Iowa.
Don't forget the State picnic at
Yankton, s, Oak, fill up a basket
and drop all your cares and TN
see YOU there Sunday, July 5th
Okay9
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MRS. STELLA WILSON
DIES AT HOSPITAL

Mrs. Stella Wilson, 2207 Fourth
Ave. S. died in Northwestern hos.
pital on Tuesday. June 80. She
was native of West Virginia and
had lived in the city for about
two years.
Surviving are her husband, Ken
meth. three children and other rel
atives.
Funeral plans were not COM
plete az press time.
Woodard Funeral Home In
charge Of arrangements.
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CARD OF THANKS

l wish to thank Rev. NJ. l..
Simmons, the Stewardess board,
Missionary Society, Helpers Club,
Jolly "16", Senior Ushers, MEM
beers and friends for their beauti-
full cards, flowers, financial as
sistance and other gifts during
my recent illness at Fairview
hospital and my convalescent
days at home and words of COM
fort through prayers.
Henrietta Williams.
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No Incidents As
N. c. cuthoIics End
Jim Grow Worshir

Raleigh, N C.-(ANP) - Negro
and white Catholics last week be-
gan attending mixed services
without incident in line with an
order by Bishop Vincent s. Waters
for the merger OF congregational
worship in Catholic churches in
the Raleigh diocese.
The order by Bishop Waters fol-
lowed by several weeks one call
ing for merger of white Holy Re-
deemer and colored st, Benedict at
Newton Grove, N. c. A near riot
and decrease in attendance
greeted the order for the merger
of the two churches However, the
subsequent order ending segrga-
tion in all Catholic churches in the
diocese. has not experienced SINH
lar opposition,
The vast majority OF white and
Negro Catholics attended separate
services In the diocese last week,
but the general feeling was that
there would be gradual SHIFT to
mixed congregations after die
hards give in to the change,
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In commenting ON the matter,
one woman said:
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coming here as long as they don |
mingie In with everybody After
all, this Is the south you Know
IN ms oruer nisi'oP "a'e's saiu
that many OF the separate Negro
churches would be eliminated
Here IS the way matters shaped
up last week;
No Negroes attended mass AT
the Sacred Heart Cathedral here;
however, colored Catholics have
on occasion attended mass at the
cathedral, They usually attend
mass AT ST Monieas Catholic
Church on North Tarooro Road
Around lis Negroes and some
700 whites attended the four
masses said at ST Patriek's church
in Fayetteville, ~ G According
tc Father Frank Campbell, this
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Mrs. Carrots new villa can be
Mrs. Carrots new Villa can be
easily reached in a few minutes
from the Twin Cities In addition
to spacious, airy rooms for use by
vacationists. or those who Just
desire week -end rest. several
cottages are also available. kitch-
en- facilities may be used or meals
can be provided Rates are very
reasonable Plans are being made
so that guests may enjoy fishing
and canoeing.
According to Mrs Garrett; II
intend to provide a year round
vacation resort. And In winter
there will be ice fishing, skating
sleigh riding and tobogganing.
Mrs Garrett owns considerable
real estate in st, Paul. including
the C. 4 @. Recreation parlor at
Western and Central AYES.
She In member OF st. James
AME church and the Daughter
Elks.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends for the beautiful gifts and
the many expressions of good
wishes and congratulations on our
goth wedding anniversary. We
shall always cherish these memoir
les.
Bea and Jimmie Slemmons.
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A Gard Of Thanks In this paper
reaches most Of the people YOU
want TO know of your apprecia-
ton for kind deeds done in hours
of bereavement. Call Midway
$40 for that service.
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MRS GARRETT BUYS TEN ACRES:
ENTERS RESORT FIELD WILL PROVIDE YEAR
ROUND VACATION ACCOMMODATIONS

Mrs Efc Garrett prominent st Paul business woman, who
number of years in the suburban cafe and
business is entering the field She has
purchased large dwelling in shaded grove
with hundred foot beach front beautiful Long
Lake located at County Road I'D" and Highway 100 Just
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When's your birthdays Our
Birthday Greeting section wants
To know--so II can ten your
friends.
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When's your wedding anniyer-
sarys Our Wedding Anniversary
department wants TO know-so it
can remind your friends.
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81. Peters New
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Continued from Page u
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Usual services will be held at
10:45 a. m. with the pastor CIV
ing a resume Of the weeks activi-
ties. At the evening hour at 8
p. m. special production. "Afi-
can Methodism on Parade viii be-
given under the direction OF Mrs.
Wrentha Maxweli
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The Key West citizen., 1953-01-26
Audubon Screen
Tour At H. S.
Tonight At 8

Returning to Key West after an
absence of about four years, DR..
Howard L. Orians arrived here to-
day as the second speaker in this
seasons Audubon Screen Tours
which are held at s o'clock tonight
at Key West High School and 2
o'clock at Truman Elementary
School. The Screen Tours are
brought here annually by the
Monroe County Audubon Society in
cooperation with the National Au-
dubon Society.
DR.. Orians, who is pastor
of the Evangelical Church in Mil
waukee. is By avocation a serious
amateur in nature photography.
His unusual color film "'Wildlife
at your Doorstep" gives intimate
imposed glimpses Of the life Of the
everday birds, animals and Wild
flowers that surround his home in
Wisconsin. Through the medium Of
flawless color motion picture pho
Biography, we see with awakened
eyes the beauty and wonder of the
commonplace.
DR.. orians' clear, pleasant voice
and lively sense Of humor make
him a favorite of audiences where
ever he has appeared.