St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-21
CHURCH NOTES

st. James A. M. E. Church: The Rev.
Joseph Jackson, assistant pastor of St.
James, delivered as his morning message,
THE Serpent's Trail,'' symbolizing sin
which has been cast over the world and
especially the Church. Music was rendered
by the gospel choir solo parts were sung
by Mrs. Martilla Young, and one very
effectively by Mrs. Matte Ellis.
will be observed, Sunday, September %.
The Rev. w. E. Guy, presiding elder of
the st. Paul district, will bring the mes
sage at the IL a. m. service. The Lords
Supper will be instituted at 8 p. m. Regular
Love Fears" which precedes the quarterly
communion, will be held Friday, September
81, at p. m.
The evening hour will be given over
to the senior choir musical. This is the
first of the Sunday night musicals which
are regularly presented by the senior choir.
The Rev. Moore returned, Monday, Sep
TENDER IT., in time to attend the official
board meeting, at which time his certificate
of reappointment for the sixth consecutive
year as pastor of St. James, signed and
sealed by Ri. Rev. Bishop John A. Gregg.
was read by the secretary of the board.
The opening address at the Minnesota
Schol of Missions, September 1921, at
Olivet Congregational Church, was given by
Rev. B. n. Moore, subject, The Churchs
Responsibility to Minority Groups"
Mrs. Moore will be back at her position
as director of the senior choir, Sunday
morning. Mrs. Daniel Holly, nee Ruth
Benner, and son, visiting st. Paul, and
Virgil Breeding, of Minneapolis, worshipped
with US at the morning service.-Bertha L.
King.
Pilgrim Baptist Church: The subject of
Rev. Masseys message on Sunday, Sep
tember 16, was my People" The text
was, my people hath been lost sheep, their
they have turned them away on the noun
tain: they have forgotten their resting
place. The message was in the form Of q
report on the meeting of the National
Baptist convention of America Inc, at
Detroit, Michigan, September SO.
Rev. Massey pointed out that while Or
ganized religion is far from perfection,
we must not release our support. The
greatness of Christianity has always been !:
What a Man is, is not half as important
have great potentialities, but we must pitch
in and do our share in developing them.
Mrs. Clara Davis, formerly of st. Louis,
Mo-, became a member of the church.
Visitors were: Mrs. o. B. Williams,
Mrs. Mamie Burrell and Mrs. R. S. Under
wood, Mrs. N. Cheek, all of Minneapolis ;
Mrs. Mary Young, Wasco, California; Mrs.
E. Shepherd and Mrs. Blanche Warden,
Leavenworth, Kansas; Mrs. Jennie Rib
bins and Mrs. Hattie Martin, Peoria, Ill. /;
Mrs. Frances Green, Chattanooga, Tenn. {;
Moorhead, Minnesota; Mrs. W. N. Ridley
and Yolanda, Virginia State college, Peters
burg, Va; Mrs. Cora Dillingham;, Los
Angeles, Calf; Alfred R. Hampton, San
Francisco, California Covel H. Scott Oma-
ha, Neb.; P. G. Carlwell, Chicago, Illinois !;
George Howard Haynes, Baton Rouge, La. !;
Mrs. Minnie Davis, Waukegan, III. Mrs.
Clara Davis, st. Louis, Mo. James Smith,
Columbus, Ohio; P. K. Dawson, Seaman,
Akron, Ohio William E. Posey, M. M. 1/c,
Kansas City, Mo-; Mrs. Amanda Jones,
Duluth, Mimi; Mrs. George Manning,
Mrs. Josephine Hawkins and David Cough
lin of st. Paul