St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-09-04
CHURCH NEWS SGT
BETHESDA BAPTIST
BORDER m. E.

Our pastor, Rev. D. P. Young,
reported that the District Confer
ence held in Anderson, Indiana,
was a great success. For the sixth
consecutive time Rev. Young was
elected secretary. Mr.. Clifford C.
Hawkins represented the laynaen
and the young people of our
church. He was the unanimous
choice of the young people for
treasurer of their newly combined
organization, that is, the Church
School and Epworth League. Mr..
Hawkins hopes to carry over the
inspiration he received at the con-
ference to the young people here.
A very fine audience greeted
Rev. and Mrs. D. P. Young on their
return Sunday and they were re-
warded with stirring message de-
livered by the pastor.
Next Sunday, September 6, the
Holy Communion will be cele-
brated. at Border with the pastor
bringing the meditation. This
service no member of the Church
can afford to miss as it marks the
beginning of our Fall and Winter
program.
Zion Baptist-At the Sunday
school hour mission program was
begun. 1t was mission Sunday and
the services of the day were large
ly given over to the consideration
of mission work. Two birthdays
were announced for. the Sunday
school. Rev. H. w. Bolts made the
talk and the birthday buttons were
presented by D. ]. Wade, the Sun
day school superintendent. The
banner classes for the day were
found to be the Beginners A and
the Senior girls. In the morning
church service the scripture was
read by Mrs. D. L. Rodgers; Mrs.
Bolts gave the prayer and the pas
tor preached from the 9th chapter
and 18th verse of the Acts.
The BY. P. U. held in the early
evening followed by the evening
service. At this service a program
of mission was presented with Mrs.
Rodgers in charge. A solo was
rendered by Mrs. R. B. Lynch, &C
companied by Mrs. Anna B. Lewis.
Rev. Finstrom of the Baptist Union
was present and spoke on the
christian Workers Ten Com
mandments.
On this Sunday, September 6, a
special mission program will be in
charge of Mrs. d.. Rodgers. 10
Bethesda Baptist-Sunday was
mission Day" and in consequence
was given over to the missionary
society of the church. The women
conducted the services at both the
morning and evening sessions. In
the morning Mrs. M. J. Lee
brought the message; a very in
spring one. At the evening hour
the program presented short talk
by the first vice president of the
State Baptist Association, Mrs.
Mary Short, and remarks on Tenn
perance by Mrs. Lucy Geiger,
president of the Ophelia Rice W.
C. T. U. Miss Beatrice Goss, third
vice president of the State Associ-
alton, was too i'll to fill her place on
the program. Mrs. Marguerite
Washington was in charge of the
program and gave an Illuminating
account Of the recent State conven-
ton. Rev. Finstrom, secretary of
the Twin City Baptist Union, was
present at the morning hour and
gave a brief commentator of the
efforts put forth by the church
women. The senior choir gave the
music at all services.
The B. Y. P. U. at it's evening
meeting produced very satisfac-
tory program in which the young
people had the most important and
interesting part.
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