St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-10-26
SGT. Williu1n Burrell
Discharged: Was in
Air Corps Show

Sgt. William Burrell of 857 Hoag
Ave. N, Minneapolis, who has been
a member of the cast of the Army
Air Corps show, ''How About it,"
received his discharge from the
service on October 5, at Mcclellan
Field, Sacramento, Calf, arriving
home on October ID.
The show, put on by the Fourth
Air Force, toured the country three
times, and rolled up a total of sc
performances and ,676 miles. The
theme of the show was conserva-
ton Of Army material, and the per-
formances played to capacity audi
ences at all air force bases. 1t
was produced and put on by an all
CT cast of "a.
Sgt. Burrell will remain a men,
Der of the Army Air Corps Re-
serve.
st. James A. NJ. E. Church: Out of the
richness of his experience as Chaplain in
other Chaplains, DR.. G. Bruce Cameron
as guest speaker for the Bible Reading Cru
sade told many interesting facts about the
value of the Bible to the men of the Armed
Forces as well as the people of the war
torn countries; showing how men have
learned to love God and the Bible and to hear
God speaking to them through devout read
ing of the Bible; also of the great sacrifice
often made to obey his voice. Rev. Cameron
said, Things done for the Lord and for
to make a sacrifice. The way we get things
done for the Lords kingdom is to learn
to love the Lord and love the Bible"
Assisting with the morning service was
Father Walter H. Thomas of Minneapolis,
who gave the pastoral prayer.
Responding to the invitation to mem
bership in St. James Church, Kenneth
Wilson, Stephen Hopkins, Alice Curry,
Mrs. Lewis Caldwell and Clara Virginia
Dorsey united with the church.
The University of Life will have as their
guest October %. at 5 PM. the Youth
League of the Emanuel Evangelical Church,
of New Richmond, Wisconsin, Rev. Lloyd
w. Hansen, pastor. Rev. Joseph Jackson,
who has served St. james as assistant
pastor for several years, has been appoint
Minnesota. He will assume his duties
Sunday, Oct. 28th. Rev. Hodges, speaker
for the Bible Reading Crusade, will be
guest speaker October 18th at pm. at
which time the Senior Choir will have
its regular Fourth Sunday Night Musical,
Mrs. Myrtle Harris, chairman.
Visitors welcomed at the morning service
were: Mrs. Jessie Sweat, Dawagico, Mich. !;
Miss Mile Mae Green, Mrs. Helen C..
Robinson of Detroit, Mich; Clara Ann
Dorsey, st. Louis, Mo. Miss Mary Davis,
Mpls.; Mrs. Harry Christian, Eau Claire,
Wis. Mrs. II. Grey, st. Joseph, No., and
Mrs. Lillian Browne.
auxiliaries and the committee of one
hundred, fifty men and fifty women, head
ing the Building Fund Rally, will be in
stalled and consecrated at the IL am. serv-
ice October 28th.
Flowers October 81 were in memory of
Mr.. Andrew J. Bell. by Mrs. Amanda
Bell, wife, and Mrs. Thos. Neal, daughter,
and family.-Reporter.
CamphOr Memorial Methodist Church
Notes: Mems Day was observed in our
church last Sunday and it was the most
successful Mems Day in the history of the
church. Leo Jones presided at the service
and Albert Banham, Sr., was the general
chairman. A mems chorus of twelve voices
sang under the direction of Mr., Bantam
and Douglas Lewis was the orHanist for
the service. Chester S. Russell sang This
Is My Task" just before the first of the
two speakers for the morning service was
presented. Prof. James II. Touchstone. as
sociate secretary of the General Board of
Lay Activities of the Methodist Church, de-