St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-03-16
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Wayman A. M. E. Church News: Sunday
pastor preached from the subject, Arise,
Get Thee into the Land OF Israel for ne
| Which Sought the Young Child's Lie s
Dead" The trustees went over tne CE }p
financially. Visitors present were mrs 6elle
Pate Willis, Mrs. Ada 1nglehart, MIS-
Sally Rodgers, Mr.. ]. w! Pate and Mr.
J. Thorsen, Mrs. Lillian Lorry and MI
Phil Talbert, Petty Officer first class.
Sunday night the pastor spoke from the
2Srd Psalm. portraying the trust Oh q
The Ever Ready Club will meet Friday
night at the home of Mrs. G. Withers: All
| of those who are taking part IN Inc hea-
| sonable Facsimile are asked to be present
| at the meeting. 81,
On Sunday morning the pastor Will
preach. On Sunday night the Senior Choir
| will render their monthly musical.
| We are very glad to say that Wayman Is
progressing in a great way. The members
! and friends who visit the churSn seek 70
| love the gospel in its fullness. The public
| is cordially invited to attend these great
| services at Wayman. Much can be said
| nv words of praise of Mr.. Greer, chorister !;
Mrs. Corrie Brown, assistant cnorster
| Mrs. Whitikar, our faithful organlst' aho
Mrs. v, Alternately, our beloved president
| of the choir. May the blessings OF the Lord
be upon our choir continuously Church
Clerk.
St Peters A. NJ. E. Church News: A
I.roe conqreeation attended the Sunday
morning services at St. Peter March IL.
Rev. H. C. Boyd, pastor, chose his text
from Matthew 20 :27. Several service men
were present. ...,o.
day. Rev. w. E. Guy, the presiding elder,
will preach at the Sunday morning worship
period, Rev. E. R. Thomas, pastor at ST.
lanes A. M E., Minneapolis, will de-
liver the sermon at the go p. m. service.
| The st. James choir will furnish the music
Border Methodist Notes: The sermon,
Joseph, Man of Destiny, by the pastor
Rev. Robert Kelley, was well received by the
congregation. Pfc. Charles Beasley OF MIN
neapolis, and Miss M. Withers of Madison
Wis, worshipped with US. Pvt Beasley
told us that he was glad to be back in
civilization" He has been stationed IN
several different Army camps throughout
the country. Corp. Hartley Morris back from
overseas has had a bad cold contracted
since his return.
Sunday. We look forward to a high spirit.
ed venture. Every member, friend and
ual experience and great giving for need
visitor is urged to Keep this heeo Oh us
heart. w
Sunday the minister will preach on
| "Diyine Glory Manifest" We urge you
to attend and worship with US.
The d. Day Prayer band met March
10 at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Tuesday, March 20, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Nichols, 1928 Emerson Ave. No.
St. james A. M. E. Church Notes: Our
third quarterly meeting on March 1lth
began with the IL o'clock service when
Rev, w. E. Guy, presiding elder of the
St. Paul district, the speaker, used as ms
| subject 1.-THE Reception of Divine Broad
cast" from Habakkuk III. Rev. Guy said
THE greatest need the world has today Is
| God"
| At the 8 D. M communion service another
treat was enjoyed through the message and
songs of Rev. L. P. Ashford and his choir
from Wayman A. M. E. Church, Mime
| apolis. The message text, based on lsalah
| SO :4-6 was Surely he hath borne our grief
| and carried our sorrow and was wounded
| for our transgressions-" Very noticeable was
the increased attendance at the afternoon
service.
tended by ten delegates from st. James,
were given at the University of Life Meet
| ing by Maxine Worthington, Brewer Lee
Clark and lone Russell. Charles Mosebrook
| will be the speaker for the University OF
Life. Sunday March I Is. at VIZ $40 p p m m
morrow Through Youth"
On Sunday, March 18th, Rev. Moore and
Rev. Charles Mosebrook of Mckinley
Methodist Church, Winona, Minnesota, will
exchange pulpits for the day. At the II
on Mans Sufficiency." At the evening
service he will give talk on Malaga and
Sumatra and show moving pictures on
| these countries.
The Friday night Bible class is getting
to be quite the habit with many people
An Easter Sunrise Service has been
planned by the young people of the Uni
| versity of Life. The entire service will be
conducted by the Youth April first at $3.50
a. m. The Sunday School will have Its
Easter service at $3.50 a. m.
Among those who visited st. James on
! Sunday, March 18th, were Benny Ramey,
Birmingham, Alabama; Pvt. Lyle S. Jack
son, Scott Field, Ill. Mrs. Ella Hickman
| st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert R. Ban
ham, Minneapolis, and Mrs Louise Hopkins,
| St. Paul. We are always very happy to
| welcome visitors at any of our services at
| St. James A. M. E. Church.-Bertha L.
King.
| Camphor Memorial Methodist Church
| Notes: In the second of the series of
sermons on Our Responsibility to Three
| Classes of People Affected by the War;"
our pastor, Rev. Clarence T. R. Nelson. out
| lined some suggestions in keeping our
| obligations to the returned service people in
| a sermon last Sunday morning. The
| Church has a very serious responsibility
| to the people who have served and are
| serving in this war;" Rev. Nelson declared.
Chester S. Russell, who served in the
Army for more than two years before be-
ing discharged, was the soloist for the
service. Other members of the church who
have been in the armed forces during this
war include Roger Neal and Edward Mont
gomery. Mrs. Pleasetta Cotton Joined the
church.
Symbols" a religious pageant written
and directed by Mrs. Eva Taylor, was pre-
sented at the first of series of Family
Hours" services at $3.50 p. m. Those in
the pageant included Dolores Walker as
the narrator; William Robinson, Herbert
Whitmore, Jr., Robert Hickman, Mary Ann
and Dorothy Whitmore, Mrs. L. S. Tabor.
Mrs. Roberta Davis and Mrs. Tessie Sonion
sang a duet, and Mrs. Roberta Davis sang
a solo, with Mrs. Viola Monson, accom-
PIANIST. We shall look forward to another
presentation by a group directed by Mrs.
Taylor.
The second of the Family Hour" series
will be in charge of the Missionary de-
Christian Service at $50 p. m, Sunday,
March Is. These meetings are designed
for the entire family.-Church Reporter.
Pilgrim Baptist Church News: The chill
dren's period was closed last Sunday morn
ing with a selection by the boys chorus,
the members ranging up to Is years of
age. Rev. ]. W. Phelps led the prayer.
The topic of the sermon of DR.. E. A.
Finstrom, guest preacher, at the IL a. m.
worship period was IAN Answer to the
Question What Shall I Give7" The text
was from Romans, 18th chapter. DR.. Fin
strom emphasized a part of the invitation
given by Jesus Christ, while here on earth,
Learn of Me-"
Mr.. George S. Lewis, 64S St. Anthony,
re-stablished his membership with the
church. The Melody Maids sang for Of
fertory. Visitors were Mr.. ]. Dixon, New
York, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Grigsby,
Somerset, Wis. Mrs G. Bennett, Pitts
burgh, Pa; Mrs. james Sisson, Minneapo-
lis; S. Edward Hall, a member of the
Twin City delegation sent to Washington,
D. c., to support a permanent FEPC, gave
a report on the trip.
Rev. L. C. Harris, pastor of Calvary
Baptist Church, Duluth, preached the ser
mon at the p. m. service.