St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-12-07
CHURCH NEWS & NOTES

Pilgrim Baptist Church News-On Com
munion Sunday. Rev. Massey preached from
the topic; Weights Of Different Size.
The childrens story topic was, The Fox
and the Stork."
Visitors were: Mrs. E. N. Watson, To-
peka, Kansas Mrs. C. X. Dawson, Adrian,
Ohio LIST Sgt. Walter Robinson, Montgom-
cry, Alabama; James P. Hughes. st. Paul {;
Pfc. Jesse Smith, Kearns, Utah.
The Boys club rally, at the evening hour
was quite a success. Rev. Henry Bolts
brought an enlightening and spiritual mes
sage. The fellowship hour following the
service was very helpful with hymn sing
ing, coffee, tea and cake.
Next Sunday is our church Anniversary
and Layman's Day (186S-1945). The Mems
club Is in charge of the morning service.
Mr.. Frank Boyd speaks from the topic,
''The Church and Society" at 5 100 p. M;
the Social Action Committee presents Prin-
cipal R. c. Higbee and the Girls Ensem-
BILE, John Marshall high school.
The church Anniversary Bazaar, spon-
sored by the several church auxiliaries, is
scheduled for December 1914.
Mrs. Helen Jackson Joined church.
Come to Pilgrim and enjoy a great fell
pilgrim Baptist Church Notes: The
Social and Literary Society Of pilgrim Bap-
tlst Church held their meeting, Monday
Dec. 8. at the home Of Mrs. S. Gaylord
The Ladies Aid met Thursday, Dec. s,
at the home of Mrs. Frank Boyd, 44S
The Missionary Society will hold their
meeting Friday, Dec. z: at the home OF
Mrs Mary Braugher. 7SS kondo aye w..
St James A.M.E. Notes - Proverbs
1894: "Righteousness exalteth nation
but sin is a reproach to any people, was
fine text: IAN Exalted People, the SUD
iect, of Rev. Moore's message at the morn
ing service, the second OF a p seriss
Mr. and Mrs. E. ]. Fulbright OF Hugo
Minnesota, united with the Church.
A special church meeting has been calIeo
for Dec. 10. 8 100 p. M. at the church ~
which time plans for the building OF Ins
Super Structure will be presented and
discussed. The delegate to the 1946 Annual
Conference will also be elected.
Hinder the guidance of Mrs. Mabel dar-
ris and Mrs. Mayme Mccoy, co-chalrmen'
a committee composed of the MINES. ounce
Lewis, Matte Ellis, Bertha James, Maggie
Beard and Mrs. Alice Curry. is completing
plans for the Welcome Home" and en-,
tertainment of returned servicemen ana
also those still in service, Sunday. Dec. TO-
8 100 D. M, at St. James. All servicemen
are urged to attend, without you Lne piAhs
cannot be fully completed.
AS part of her duty as newiy-appolnC
ed district missionary officer. Miss Omar
lotte R. Wilson has organized youth mis-
sionary group the following officers were
elected: Pres, Charlotte Wilson wee pres
Yvette Lacey; sec'y, Harold Lacey; asst
sec'y, Shirley Jones treas. Gloria Wll-
Iian1s. Other members are Connie Jones
and Rosie Mae johnson. The membership rs
open to all young people of this age.
Dec. %, s 100 p. m, the beginners; prf
r,arv and Junior departments of the church
school will render their Christmas program.
Departments above the junior department
will participate in the traditional Christ
mas morning service at 100 a. m.
Flowers for Sunday were presented py
Mrs Della Holsomback in memory of the
late Mrs Gertrude Milton.
Visitors worshiping at the morning serV-
ice we're: Mrs. E. A. Bell of Mpls.; Mr.
and Mrs. Arnott Jackson of Pembroke
Bermuda; Mr.. Bert Mooney. Oklahoma
City, and Mrs. Ogelton and Mr.. jackson
of Des Moines, Iowa
Closing the series, Rev. Moore's subject
for Dec. 9, will be THE Christian Assem-
bly, Line" We are always happy to well