Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-29
NIT. oLTVET BAPTIST

The annual Mems Day observ-
ance held Sunday, July "A, was
well attended. Rev. B. H. Hunter
introduced the guest speaker, Rev.
]. c. Wade Jr., Of Omaha, Neb.,
who delivered a dynamic message
using for his subject, Man Wants
To Know" Scripture reference was
from Jer. 37:16.
Morning scripture and prayer
were offered by Rev. K. McIn-
tosh and Rev. z. G. Harris, as
siStant pastor. The Mems Chorus
furnished music for the day under
the direction Of James Martin.
Carl Walker was pianist. Special
music was rendered by Rev. Wade
at the close of his message. He
was accompanied by his sister.
Miss Dorothea Wade. He sang, Il
Love the Name Of Jesus"
Two persons were added to the
church membership by christian
experience.
At pm. worship hour Mr.. I.
r. Hagan, master OF ceremonies,
presented the guest speaker, Rev.
Wade, Jr.. to an appreciative audi
ence, who spoke from the subject,
IF God Be For Us Who Can Be
Against Us?" Every heart was
filled listening to this message and
the special musical selection "In
the Garden" which was sung and
played by the speakers sisters
Misses Dorothea and Ruth Wade,
James Temple, and Rev. Thoma-
son, all Of Omaha and members of
Salem Baptist church
Rev. Wade, Jr., celebrated his
22nd birthday while in st. Paul
Sunday, July "a. He is of small
stature, but forceful in his speak
ing and a talented young man, pos
sessing very fine qualifications. He
is a senior at Bishop College in
Marshall, Tex.
Master Howard Ellis, Mr.. Sam
Smith and Mr.. Carl McDaniels
were soloists for Mems Day. Mr..
M. e. Bell was general chairman
and Mr.. Louis Sanders co-chair-
man. Mr.. Bell is appreciative to
members and friends who helped
to make Mems Day observance a
success and to Mrs. Margaret
Moore for placing flowers in the
church
Visitors during the day were
Mrs. Louella Brown, Pilgrim Bap-
fist church, Mrs. Cynthia Martin
and daughters, Mr.. Leroy Cunning
ham. Zion, Minneapolis, Deacon
and Mrs. william L. Cooper, James
Temple, Miss Ruth and Dorothea
Wade. Salem Baptist church, ON
aha, William Robinson, Chicago,
and Mrs. Lucy Harris, Zion Bap-
fist, Minneapolis.
Mt. Olivet Cub Scout Pack No.
All, den mothers and several par
ents held their picnic Saturday,
July %, from to 6 pm. at Como
Park.
Mines. Pearl Mcintosh, Joseph
inc Hagan and Dorsey Bell at
tended a luncheon hosted by
Mounds and Midway hospital aux
iliary July 81, held at First Evan
eelical United Bretheren church,
Earl and Euclid, st. Paul After
lunch the ladies were taken on
tour of the Robert Earl Hall, stu
dent nurses residence on Earl st.
All three of the ladies are men,
bers of the hospital auxiliary.
Services Sunday evening, July
81, at 7:45 will be under the aus
pices of the Missionary Society.
Mrs. Josephine Hagan is president:
Miss Paula Wood, daughter, OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wood and
granddaughter Of the Rev. Woods
of Kentucky, a former pastor OF
Mt. Olivet, will give an Grafton
plea For My People" by Booker
T. Washington. Paula, member
of Pilgrim Baptist church, is ac-
tive in social and civic affairs.
Other talent will participate on
the program.
We are glad to know that Joyce
Lee Taylor's mother is convalesc-
ing at her home 724 Aurora Av.
after having been a patient in
Bethesda hospital. Continued pray
ers are asked for those who are at