St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-05-25

Camphor Memorial Methodist Church
Notes: The service last Sunday morning,
May 20, was In charge Of Leroy Gardner,
our local preacher. He preached on the
subject, fYe Must Be Born Again" in the
absence OF our pastor, Rev. Clarence T.
Methodist Church in Worthington, Mime
sofa.
Mrs. Helen Wentworth, sister to DR..
Glenn Clark, was the speaker at the p. m.
meeting with Mrs. Lula P. Keene, chair.
man, and Mrs. Cora Moore was the guest
soloist. Mrs. Roberta Davis and Mrs. Tessie
Sonion sang q duet and readings were
given by Mrs. L. s. Tabor and Mrs. Eva
Taylor. Mrs. Chester Russell played q
piano solo.
Rev. Nelson will preach at the ii a. m.
service Sunday, May q, on the subject,
Religion in Action" He will report on
some observations on the race question
made on his visit to Worthington, MINI.
DR.. Glenn Clark will speak at the regular
IL a. m. service on June 3. Rev. Nelson
the seventh annual graduates service on
Sunday, June II. DR.. Harry M. Carroll,
our new district superintendent, will preach
Sunday, June "a.
R. Brooks, pastor Of Colesville Methodist
Church, Colesville, Nd, and nephew of
the wife of the late Rev. David E. Beasley,
preached the sermon last Sunday morning.
His topic was, ''Ye Have Said It Vain to
Serve God" He emphasized the necessity
Of prayer, meditation and God always in
our lives. He warned against the dangers
Of Christian weaknesses and made a
dynamic appeal to mothers on parent-child
problems.
Mrs. Georgia Brayboy became a candi-
date for baptism. Sgt. James T. Murray
sang for the offertory. Visitors were Mrs.
Pearle Barnett, Manly, Iowa; Mrs. ]. H.
| Cook, Minneapolis Sgt. James T. Murray,
Napier Field, Dalton, Ala. Mrs. Mamie G.
Battles, Minneapolis; Mrs. Hulda Garner,
Dewen Scott and Lucille Clardy, St. Paul.
The annual church meeting was held
| Thursday, May IT, in Fellowship hall. Re
ports indicate our church is going forward
under the direction of our dear Rev. Floyd
Massey, Jr.-Church Reporter.
Visitors to the St. Paul office this week :
Mrs. Helen E. Moore, Mrs. Gladys v.
Mrs: l: R. Hagan, Mrs. Luana Hughes, R.
]. O'Neill.
Visitors to the Minneapolis office were
James Norman, Void Chamberlain Mrs.
Ada Englehart, Blain Ash, ST.. Theodore G.
Wallace, Void Chamberlain Fred Berry,
Vertreuill Buford, ]. A. Pates of Mime
apolis, and VIM. Seabron, Evanston, ILL.,,
and Cecil E. Davis, Los Angeles, Calf.
Birthday greetings in St. Paul: May 81
| 1nrs' A1iCe MANNING $40 OCs AnCnOny
John Lee, 992 Iglehart Estella Luckie,
1191 Sherburne. May 29-Bert Carter, 65S
w. Central. May 30-Mrs. William Hanna,
$40 N. Western Susan G. Ellis, GA Rondo.
May S1-Mrs. Mary Jones, 1922 Rondo
Mrs. Mae Carson, GIG Aurora. June billie
Rita Rhodes, 800 Carroll. June 2-William
Jack Robinson, 100 st. Anthony; Mrs. ].
r. Jones, GA Fuller Avenue; Ray C. Whit
more, 800 Rondo; J. T. H. Mcclure, 661
W. Central; Mrs. BERTHE Copeland, 449
Rondo.
Out of town greetings to Sgt. Warren
Hayes, overseas, May 81.
Birthday Greetings in Minneapolis: May
| 28-Mrs. Willie Lee Burnaugh, Mamie K.
Hughes, 61S Seventh Ave. No. May Pc
Mrs. Leila Smith, 2104 Goth st. ]. R. Can
non, 2461a Fourth Ave. So /; Gerald Bailey,
Jr., S549 Fourth Ave. So. Floyd Cobb, 534
Girard Ave. No. May 3O-Mrs. R. B.
Moulden, 384S Fourth Ave. So. /; Dorothy
Payne 2813 Elliot Ave. So. James Souell,
1905 Sixth st. May 31-Mrs. Ida Burrell,
So Hoag Ave. No. ; Mary Dacus Hudson, 5O7
Bryant Ave. No.
Belated Greetings to Fred Berry, 53S
Dupont Ave. No., May 8, and Mrs. Zephyr
Turner, 2721 Portland, May 10.
Out of town greetings: May 30-Mary
Lee, Chicago; John Kelly, New York, and
PFC. Samuel Birts, u. s. A. May 81
Is 1/c Roy Hecther, U. s. Navy.