St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-30

ciety of Christian Service viii be bad
on Dec. 7-8. The annual memorial service
of the Elks will be held at go pm; -.
Q. The 2sth anniversary Of the ehurcs
viii be observed on Sunday, Dec. Is. Ths
choir will render . cantsta on Sunday eve"
ming, Dec. %. Student Recognition Day
will be observed on Dec. 30.
st. Thomas Episcopal Church Notes: The
WOmens Guild win meet at the home q
Mrs. Robert Van Hook. 1912 Elliot Avenue
South, Wednesday, December 5, ut pm.
All women are urged to attend.
The third Of q series Of instructions On
the Church will be held Tuesday evening"
Dec. l.. from $500 pm. to $500 Pm, in
will be on the Church during the persecu-
tons by the Roman Empire, and discussion
Of the Nicene Greed. All persons are In
vited to be present.
Choir practice will be held at the church
Saturday, December /, at $500 pm.
St. Peter A. N. z. Church Notes: We
Dining Car Employees hold their memorial
services at st. Peter. We enjoyed their
program very much and hope they viii
come again.
The singers from Rust College, Holly
at st. Peter A. N. E. Church, Tuesday eve
ming, December (, at AS p. m. Admis-
sion free. You are invited to come.
The Pastors Aid and members and
friends honored their Pastor on his birth
day at a party given in the lecture room
of the church. He is indeed thankful TO
every one that remembered him with the
many cards and valuable gifts.
The servicaa Last Sunday 1vare ver-v haln.
full. Brother Frank ]. Clark, Dies Moines,
Iowa, brought the morning message. The
musical given by the Mems Chorus of st.
Peter church was enjoyed by all present.
The services were spiritual and inspira-
tional.
The pastor will preach Sunday morning
and evening. Subjects: The Source of An
Our Spiritual Needs" 10 AS q. M; Gods
Call to the Faithful" z :45 p. m. The SER
ices at St. Peter are becoming more and
more helpful. You are invited to worship
with US at all services.
Border Methodist Church Notes: Morn.
ing worship on Sunday, November Is,
reached high moments of spiritual enthusi-
asm. The Rust College Singers, women's
quintet from Holly Springs, Mississippi,
sang seven spirituals and gospel songs.
"A New Song" conveyed the message that
the vivid experience of Gods power and
mercy manifested in this hour of history,
needs the rhythm. harmony, melody and
emotion of a choral masterpiece. Many
visitors attended the service, and we well
come them to return.
The turkey dinner was a fine success, and
we are indebted to the ladies and men of
our program committee who worked, gave,
and solicited the support of members and
friends. The pastor, the Rev. r. w. Kelley,
entertained six discharged veterans at the
dinner. The Rust College Singers and their
director, Miss Natalie Doxey, were enter
tanned by the program committee, Mrs.
Myrtle Banks and Mrs. Henriette Posten,
co-chairmen.
Miss Jane Banks was married to George
Tyrrell in st. Paul by Rev. Kelley on Sum
day evening, November rs, in a quiet candle
light service.
The Prayer Band met on Tuesday, No
vember q, at the home of Mrs. Jippie
Smith, 2709 30th Ave. So.
The Communion Service will be Sunday,
December 2, at IL g. m. The communion
preacher will be the Rev. Carl Zietlow,
regional director for the National Confer.
ence of Christians and Jews. He has .
timely message for US.
Each member Is asked to pay up his
pledge and assessment for the Crusade for
Christ. This is to be paid in full by De-
cember 81. Our apportionment il $3.50.
The Prayer Band will meet on Tuesday,
December T. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Nichols, 723 Emerson Ave. N,
The Methodist Union banquet will be on
Tuesday, December IL, in Wesley Methodist
Church at $3.50 p. m. Get your ticket from
Mr.. w. Z. Jones, our director.