St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-02-28
ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH
ST. PAUL. MINI.

with the following cast: o. c. Hall,
King Joash; Geo. w. Brooks, Jehoi-
da the Chief Priest; Chas. H. Miller,
Scribe; A. R. Parks, First Priest;
Albert Preston, Second Priest;
Miss Hazel Warrick and Jas. H..
Reasby, Trumpeters; Calvin Park
er, Robt. Wilson, Boyd Patrick,
Thos. Neal as Guardsmen; Isaac
Thomas, Frank Branson, J. R.
Lynn, B. C. Archer, as Chest Bear
ers. The Junior Choir under Mrs.
Hazel Craig and the Senior Choir
under John Hickman, Jr., together
with Mrs. Bertha King at the or
gan, and Mrs. Leila Smith at the
piano, will present the music fea-
lures. Chas. H. Miller has especial
ly arranged the stage setting.
The Young People of st. James
will present special program at
the church on Sunday evening at
7:45 p. m. E. H. Harpole will speak
on Richard Aliens Challenge to
Youth" Newell Guy will tell of
"The Church School in the Develop
ment of Citizenship" A solo, "Go
Down Noses" by Miss Gwendolyn
Cyrus, and music by st. James
Junior Quartet will be music fea-
lures. A Candle Service, 'The
Torch Lighters" will be presented
by the following cast: Gwendolyn
Cyrus, Spirit of Jesus; Helen Ben
ner, Spirit of Peter; Ella May
Ellis, Spirit of Paul; Pearl Goss,
Spirit of Luther; Shirley House,
Spirit of Wesley; DeVaughnia
Coleman, Spirit Of Allen; Harriet
Shine, Spirit of Turner; Ruth Ben
ner, Spirit of Youth.
Sunday, March 9Th, is St. James
Second Quarterly Meeting. At 8
p. m. the Communion Sermon will
be preached by Rev. H. M. Marbly
of Camphor M. E. Church, Camphor
Choir will sing. At the evening
service st. James worshippers will
be privileged to hear ECHOES From
The National Negro Congress-" re-
Gently held in Chicago. Miss W..
Gertrude Brown of Phyllis Wheat
ley House and Miss Willie Eastman
of Halle @. Brown House will
bring the messages Special music.
w. P.-Will I be as successful in
my undertakings in 1886 as last
year?
BORDER BRIEFS"
Sunday, March list, will witness
the serving of communion, as ap-
pointed for the first Sunday of each
month, and Rev. D. P. Young will
impart his usual highly spiritual
and mental influence, using the
theme: "The Blood That Became
Seeds" An emptiness and sadness
which will be shared by all present,
who came under the influence of
the late Mrs. Hattie Drye, our COM
munion steward, will plainly be in
evidence during this service. Her
funeral, Tuesday, February 25th, a
sad, but beautiful service, was at
tended by a host of friends who
keenly felt her loss.
Sunday, at 6 p. M, Rev. D. p.
Young will address the combined
membership of the First Methodist
Church, and the young people of
Wesley Foundation at 4th St. and
18th Ave. S. E. We are happy to
announce the recovery of Mrs. Fred
Edwards of 1901 9Th Ave. S., who
is again able to cooperate with
the choir.
Border was represented at the
Epworth League Rally held at
Simpson M. E. Church last week,
by large group of young people,
who profted by their participation
in the meetings. The basketball
team, having played no games
since last week, have no report, but
will complete their schedule by
playing Russell Lutheran, Friday,
Feb. 28th, and Foss M. E., Monday,
March End, at Phyllis Wheatley.