St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-03-10


ent, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Rice, Min
neapols; Mines. P. E. Doerksen
and H. Yskar, Mountain Lake,
Mimi; Pfc. Lyle S. Jackson, Scott
Field, Ill. Mrs. Cora Neal Saunders,
formerly of Chicago, now residing
in st. Paul, joined church.
Letters were received by the
pastor from some of our men in
the armed forces on foreign fields.
All express the desire for prayer.
AS one letter particularly ex-
pressed, Gin the severity of the
combat yet to come, only prayer
and the mercies of God can safely
bring US through"
A number of our youth group
attended the Christian Youth Peace
Conference at Hamlin University
Field House, Saturday, March 4,
conducted by the young people of
the st. Paul Council of Churches.
Their theme was peace Through
Understanding" Miss Airline ALI
son of St. James was chosen presi-
dent of the city wide young peo-
pies council.
At the University of Life meet
ing at $50 p. M, March 5, Miss
Earline Stokes delivered an inter-
esting talk on "The Lutheran
Church in America" Sunday, March
II, Rev. B. N. Moore will lead the
discussion on 'The Beginning of
Religion"
Next Sunday, March IL, quarter
ly meeting day, Rev. A. L. Murray,
rector of the Epiphany church, will
deliver the II a. m. message.
Special music will be sung by the
senior choir. The regular joint
communion service will be held at
8 p. m.
Rev. B. N. Moore will be guest
speaker at the Union Church, in
Midway, at II a. m.-Charles H.
Miller.
Pilgrim Baptist Church Notes:
Last Sunday decided to. enter into
the service at Pilgrim whole heart
eddy and without prejudice. Though
l was bit late enjoyed the morn
ing hymn and the prayer preced-
ing the benevolent offering by as
sistant chaplain, David Ramsey.
The freshly vanished benches and
floors and new carpeting made a
fine impression.
Mrs. Vesta Philips two solos
created a spiritual stir in the con-
gregation. The choir sang before
Rev. Wares sermon, Father for
give them for they know not
what they do" In the course of
the sermon, Rev. Ware told the
story of the words from the cross
and their application in present day
conditions, causing many a church
lover to cry out in spiritual joy.
Just before communion the right
hand of fellowship was extended
to new members.
Visitors were Mr.. Robert James,
son of Mrs. Josephine Todd; Mrs.
Emma Watson, Topeka, Kans.;
David Ramsey, assistant army
chaplain at Fort Smelling, formerly
of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Flowers on the altar were in
memory of Mrs. Hattie McManus,
mother of Mrs. J. R. Henks.
Next Sunday the theme of Rev.
Wares sermon will be "Victory
Over Vices" His sermon will be
preached on the second words
spoken from the cross, "This Day
Thou Shall Be With Me in Para
disc"
Mrs. A. ]. Ware is in charge
of the regular monthly twilight
musical lyceum, next Sunday. The
senior and gospel choirs with
Thelma Dorsey, special soloist, will
sing.-Beulah Baines.
CAMPHOR MEMORIAL METH
ODIST CHURCH NOTES: Last
Sunday was truly a "high day in
Zion" in our church. We Joined
with the $4,000 Methodist congre-
cations throughout the nation in
the observance of the "Day of Dedi-
cation" which climaxed the
week of Dedication" throughout
Methodism. Pastor Clarence T. R.
Nelson seemed to literally pour
out his soul" in delivering the SER
man at the II a. M, service, on
the subject "Dedicating Oneself
to God" Most of the congregation
came to the altar and to the front
seats of the church and knelt for
re-dedication, after signing cards
committing themselves to definite
Christian service. Mrs. Bertha
no,1oIosc foryoarI1, a yoanohav. of