St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-01-19

Cooper.
The Christian Leaf Club met at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Cobb.
The Ever Ready Club will meet at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie
Withers, 1904 9Th Ave. NJ, Friday,
January 10Th.
Pvt. VIM. w. Miller, son of Mrs.
V. H. Alternately, serving some
where in France, sends wishes to
be remembered in our prayers
Lena Cobb.
st. James A. M. E. Church
News: Isaiah the Great Prophet"
was the subject of Rev. Moore's
message last Sunday, the second of
a series on "The Prophets" Many
likenesses of the need of the peo-
pie of the 9Th century, in which
Isaiah was known as the King of
Prophets, and today were exempli-
fed. Rev. Moore said in 1945 God
is still calling his people to be a
part of the remnants saved by the
blood of Jesus. He said we must
remember there is no other way
than by loyalty to His son, Jesus
Christ, and to His church.
The Junior church service at $3.50
was especially planned to train our
young people in their own A. M. E.
order of worship. A short talk and
informative demonstration of some
of the very beautiful chants and
responses as used by the adult
church was given by Rev.
Moore. The Junior church meets
the End Sunday of each month. Miss
Airline Allison is director.
The subject of the second of Rev.
Moore's "Fireside Chats" with the
University of life was GLOW can
best rationalize my pleasure with
my Christian life" Several sug-
gestions and plans grew out of the
discussion which followed. One be-
ing the transportation" which will
be inaugurated on next Sunday, Jan.
21st, $50 p. M, with Miss Gloria
Williams as song leader and
Brewer Lee Clark at the piano.
"What my church means to me"
will be the topic of discussion next
Sunday closing with a devotional
period led by Miss Earline Stokes
and Bertha L. King.
"Perfection Through Suffering"
was the message delivered by Rev.
Jos. Jackson at the evening serv-
ice. A special invitation is extended
to all to attend the evening service.
There is always a spiritual treat
in store for you.
On Jan. FL, continuing the series,
Rev. Moore will speak on ezekiel
the Visionary Prophet"
Among the several persons who
visited at st. James last Sunday
were Mrs. Victoria McCleokin OF
Chicago, ILL.,, sister of Mrs. Norma
Stokes Beauford, and Pvt. Marmon,
husband of Mrs. Crystal Mae Mar
mon.-Bertha L. King.
Border Methodist Church Notes:
Sunday, Jan. IA, was observed
throughout the city as Methodist
Union Sunday. Rev. Dennis Ny
berg, minister of Brooklyn Center
church, brought the morning mes
sage at Border on the theme "The
Snowflake" His message was well
received. The minister, Rev. r.
W. Kelley, gave the morning mes
sage and prayer at Lake Harriet
church.
The choir and minister enjoyed
a short TRIP to Excelsior Methodist
church. A large audience greeted
US and they were appreciative Of
our service. A generous offering
was lifted for our expense.
Sunday morning, Jan. 81, the
minister, Rev. R. W. Kelley, will
preach "The Acceptable Year"
This is the trustee Sunday of the
month. The material needs of the
church must be met. Let US con-
slider the furnace, the parsonage
and the current needs.
Monday, Jan. %, at 8 p. m, in
the church is our monthly official
board meeting. Every officer is
urged to attend.
Tuesday, Jan. %, at 8 p. M, the
D-Day prayer band will meet at
the home of Mrs. Robert Nolan,
1921 Fifth St. So.
Thursday, Jan. 25, the Hattie
Dwyer Guild will meet at the home
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