St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-10-23

Bolts, president of the Alliance,
presided at the meeting and Elder
S. A. Douglass of the Beacon Light
Seventh Day Adventist Church,
Minneapolis, gave the devotional
address.
st. James A. M. E. Notes: Every
one is wondering about the kind of
peace the present conflict will
bring. Rev. Moore declared in his
morning sermon last Sunday that
the new world order must come
down from God. It must instill
true Christianity in the hearts of
men.
Flowers on the altar were placed
there by Mrs. Maggie MCGOWAN
and the family of the late Alfred
Brown. Among the visitors were
Mrs. Henry Mobiley, Kansas City,
Kan, Mrs. Rosie McGhee, New
York, N. Y, Mr.. Oscar Jackson,
Topeka, Kan.
The pastors subject next Sun
day A. M. will be "Come Over To
Macedonia" At the regular meet
ing of the University of Life, the
subject of discussion will be, "The
Negro, What Price Patriotism"
Nine cars filled with members
and friends of the Evangelist
Board left the church at 1870 p.
m. one day last week for the
Women's Reformatory at Shake
pee, MINI. Religious service was
held under the direction of Mrs.
Cudellus Jackson, chairman, and
Rev. Moore. Mr.. Calvin Parker was
in charge of transportation.
Sunday school activities are be-
ing popped up. New workers are
voluntarily enrolling to assist the
already efficient staff. J. R. Lynn
is superintendent, Mrs. Bertha
King is assistant. The adult Bible
class is developing under Mrs.
Hibbs. Mrs. Alberta Davis has
been elected assistant church clerk
and stenographer.-Chas. Miller.
Pilgrim Baptist Church Notes:
DR.. J. w. Parrish has arrived in
the city and will preach through
Wednesday night, beginning Sun
day morning. The text Sunday
morning will be "The Judgment of
God" 1t is advisable to come early
to get a seat. DR.. Parrish has a
we'll established reputation in
Pennsylvania as forceful pulpit
speaker. He is certain to be at
his best as a guest. Visitors,
friends and members are all urged
to hear one of these great mes
sages that he carries everywhere
he goes.
Last Sunday, the sermon, "The
Unfailing Christ" was a hopeful,
forceful message, a balm in these
unsettled times. Sunday night the
Missionary Society presented the
president, Mrs. Juella Brown,
whose report of the convention was
we'll delivered. The music was a
compliment to the reports. Rev.
and Mrs. A. ]. Irvine of Mime
apolis were present.
Visitors, Sunday morning were,
Mrs. Levi Swanegan, Dalton, Mo-,
Mrs. Ethel Swanegan, Dalton, Mo-,
Frances Mae Walker, Kansas City,
Mo-, and Mrs. Gertrude Brown,
Des Moines, Ia.
We are hoping for 100 per cent
attendance at the revival meetings
all week. We feel that Pilgrim has
been a progressive force in this
community for almost 70 years,
through the blessings of God. We
have never been remiss in "rend-
ering unto Caesar" Let US not be
remiss in rendering unto God"
Come out, everyone, every night
Wanda Owens.
CamphOr Memorial Methodist
Church Notes: Thirty-three men,
bers including the pastor and his
wife attended the third Sunday
vesper service in the Border Meth
odist Church, Minneapolis, last
Sunday evening. Rev. Clarence T.
R. Nelson preached a spirit-filled
and illustrative sermon on the
subject "The Blackout," and the
Camphor choir with Mr.. John
Hickman, directing, sang. Refresh
ments were served after the wor-
ship service and all present en-
joyed the first steps toward re,
newing of a closer fellowship be,
tween the two churches, which be,
gan during the pastorate of DR.
Damon Young at the Border
Church in 1888 and now is being re.
vived through the fine spirit Of
the new Border pastor, the Rev
Robert W. Kelly.
The annual Missionary service
will be held Sunday morning at II