St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-05-14
Pilgrim Baptist Church News:

Pilgrim Baptlst Church News:
"The Attributes Of a Virtuous
Woman" was the text Of Rev. S. E.
Ware, pastor, on Mothers Day.
Many beautiful flowers adorned the
altar. Appropriate music was rem
dered by the senior choir and the
S. E. Ware Treble Clefs. Memo
rial flowers were donated by the
following: Mrs. Theresa Herring,
Mr.. John Banks and Charles Banks
for Mrs. Magnolia Banks; Mrs.
Berdie Jones for Mrs. Miller; Dor
othy, Catherine and Shirley for
Mrs. Leila Harris; Ida NJ. Murphy
for Mrs. J. B. Johnson; Dorothy
D. Maddox for Mrs. Mamie Doty;
Theodore Allen to all mothers;
Josephine Todd and Roscoe James
for Mr.. VIM. Todd; Hattie Patter-
son for Mrs. Mary Jefferson; leila
Mae Junell and Justine Price for
Mrs. Ernestine Junell.
Mines. Annie Belle Ross, Stella
Kennard and Hazel Blair joined
church. Visitors included Mrs.
Carrie Stanford, Mrs. W. D. Nc
Adams, Mrs Emanuel Roshy,
Messrs. Kenneth Jones, James
Cleary, Robert johnson.
Sunday morning Rev. Ware will
preach from the subject "Spring
Time" In the evening he will take
his text from the So Psalms.
The annual business meeting will
be held Friday night, May ID, in
Fellowship hall.
The membership is responding
nicely to arrangements for the pas
tors anniversary.-Mrs. C. D. Mil
ligan, Jr.
st. James A. M. e. Church: A
large congregation attended our
Mothers Day service at 10:45 a. M,
to pay tribute and admiration in a
worship service for mothers. Rev.
B. N. Moore delivered his Mothers
Day sermon in an impressive man.
ner. His subject was Mother Be-
hold Thy Son."
Blessed are they whose mothers
are a living presence walking by
their sides.
Flowers on the altar last Sun
day in memory Of the late Cora B.
Grissom were placed there by her
son Warren. Mr.. Lindsay Webb
and Master William Jack Robinson
Joined church. The Barber Sisters
were guests in a vocal duet. The
following visitors were present:
Mines. Geneva Lyle, st. Joseph,
Mo-; S. E. White, Austin, Texas;
Violet F. Hurt, Manitoba, Canada;
Cleo Carter, T. A. Washington,
Ernie Lee Redditt, Leila r. Speese
and Norma Byrd, Minneapolis;
Lola Jennings, Gardner, Kans.;
Mrs. E. Parkinson and Miss E.
Simms, Minneapolis; Anna Taylor,
J. P. Zachary; Messrs. Clarence
Maxwell, J. Louis Erwin, Geo. Car
ter, Geo. Hendricks, R. W. Erwin.
The G. U. o. o. F. Odd Fellows
and Household Of Ruth lodges of
the Twin Cities were our guests at
8 p. m. for their annual Thanks
giving service. Rev. B. N. Moore
delivered the annual sermon. The
senior choir furnished the music.
Several members accompanied
the pastor and the senior choir to
the Winifred st. Evangelical church
at 1880 p. m, May 2, in an inter-
racial union service. Rev. B. N.
Moore brought the message. Mr..
Jno. Waters was the soloist. Rev.
B. C. Siewert was the host pastor.
The Missionary society of the
church served refreshments at the
close of the service.
The pastors subject, May 16, at
10:45 will be watch Ye There
fore"
Mr.. o. C. Hall was elected one
of the six lay delegates to the next
A. M. E. General conference in
Philadelphia, Pa, in May, 1914.
Rev. B. N. Moore and C. 81. Nil
Ter, lay delegate, will leave Monday,
May II, for the meeting Of the
St. Paul district conference at
Sioux City, Iowa, May 10 and 10.
Mr.. Miller has been secretary Of
the conference since its beginning.
-Chas. Miller.
JAPANESE-AMERICAN
MINISTER SPEAKS
AT CAMPHOR SUNDAY
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