St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-10

CAMPHOR CHURCH NEWS: eye that
do earnestly repent" was the subject of the
Communion sermon delivered by our Pastor,
Rev. c. T. R. Nelson, last Sunday. Special
direction of Mrs. Celestine Douglass, and
Miss Olga Anderson, organist. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Bantam I'll Carroll Ave-,
were accepted into the membership of the
church.
The first annual Basket meeting at
Como Park will be held on Sunday, Aug.
26, following the regular morning service,
and is expected to set precedent in the
Twin Cities. All members and friends of
Camphor church are invited. The W.S.C.S.
will hold an Ice Cream social, at the home
of Mrs. Lottie Milton, 1853 Carroll Ave-, on
Saturday, Aug. II. The regular meeting of
the W.S.C.S. will be held at the church,
Monday evening at $50. The mems club
will meet at the church on Saturday eve
ming, at 1880 p. m.
Visitors at the IL a. m. service, last
Sunday, included Mr.. ]. H. Grey of Chi
cago, Ill. Mrs. Cora Parker of St. Louis,
Mo-; DIR. ]. D. Cook of Texas and Pfc.
Edwards.
The Pastor has been invited by Bishop
Willis ]. King to a mission in Liberia,
Africa. Rev. Nelson will give his answer
to Camphor church, next Sunday morning
in a sermon entitled, THE Macedonian Call
to Liberia" The public is invited to attend.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH: August
used the Book of Jonah as the nucleus for
his message. He pointed out that the book
of Jonah is a story with a tremendously
great moral. 1t ranks second to the parable
of the Lost Son.
Soloists were: Thelma Williams, Carolyn
Combs, and Constance Hunt.
Visitors were: Mrs. D. L. Pattillo, st.
Paul; Cpl. Smitty Norton, Minneapolis !;
Fred Smith, Chicago, Illinois.
During the next three Sundays in this
month, the Rev. DIR. Isaac Fisher will be
our guest preacher. Miss Ann Horris, Min
neapolis, is guest soloist for next Sunday.
The Henrietta James Missionary Society
sponsors a tea from four to six. Miss
Bertha King addresses the members and
friends of the Board of Education at FIVE
thirty.-Church Reporter.
ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH.: Father
Glorify Thy Son" was the subject of Rev.
Moore's message at the Communion Day
service Aug. s. Rev. Moore said this was
the prayer of Jesus, after thirty years of
ministry on earth, helping men to turn
their attention from things physical to
things Spiritual, that he might come into
his own and man might come to know
him as the Christ.
The Rev. Jos. jackson, and the Rev.
F. S. Coleman of Allen A.M.E. chapel, Min
neapolis, assisted with the communion SER
vice.
August IL, Women's Day, will be OBJ
served with two special services Miss
Blanche Patterson, teacher of st. Louis,
Mo-, speaker at the morning service, and
Mrs. Naomi Thomas at the vesper hour
service.
At $3.50 a. M, the junior church will
observe Decision Day." Rev. Moore will
be speaker. August 10, All-Club Sunday |;
clubs and auxiliaries will attend in a body,
and will seek to bring in strangers from
the community to worship. They will
make financial report to conference claims
and building funds.
Visitors at our morning service were !:
MRS. wyatt OF Des MONIES Iowa; Mr..
Triplet of Keoluk, Iowa Sylvester Claugh-
ton of Washington, D. c.; Jacob Jasper
of Indianapolis, Ind; our own Booker
Ellis, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nance Ellis.
Come and worship with US on Women's
Day.-Bertha L. King.