St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-22

lone in Ten" will be the subject
Of the sermon by Rev. Joseph S.
Turner, pastor Of the Carter
Temple CINE. church, at the union
Thanksgiving service, sponsored by
the St. Paul Interdenominational
Alliance in the st. James A.M.E.
church at II a. m, on Nov. 20.
Other pastors who will partici-
pate in the service include: the
Rev. Floyd Massey, Jr., Pilgrim
Baptist church; the Rev. L. E. Will
liams, St. Philips Episcopal church;
Elder John A. Nelson, Apostolic
Faith Assembly; the Rev. Clar-
ence T. X. Nelson, Camphor Me-
mortal Methodist church, and the
Rev. B. N. Moore, president of the
Alliance and pastor Of the St.
James church.
A combined choir composed of
members of the cooperating
churches, will sing under the d.
rection of Mrs. Cora E. Moore. The
offering will be taken for the
Crispus Attacks Home for the
Aged. A praise and testimony serv-
ice led by laymen, will precede the
regular service at 1890 a. m.
CHURCH NEWS
CAmphOF Memorial Methodist Church
Notes; The Way Jesus Taught" was the
subject Of the sermon by our pastor at the
II a. m. worship service last Sunday as
religious education day was observed. Ac-
eOrding to Rev. Nelson, Jesus taught by
example his words were always imple-
mented by action. Speaking especially to
nd
pointed out that parents always can teach
best by example.
The infant son Of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Carter was christened by the pastor dur
ing the service. Three baskets Of flowers
were in appropriate places in memory Of
Mrs. Lula P. Keene. the sister of Mrs.
James Curtis. Two brothers. Mr.. Powell
of Wichita. Kans., and Mr.. Gillian of
WASHINGTON were visitors. The Posey
Shop sent a beautiful floral to the church in
Observance Of National Flower Week.
Mrs. Clarence T. X. Nelson. wife of the
pastor, was the PRINCIPAL speaker at the
80 twilight service. which was conducted
by the WOman's Society Of Christian Ser
vice. The II q. m. service on Sunday will
be in charge Of the young married couples
club. The speaker for the service will be
Mrs. Elsie Wick Johnson Of Minneapolis
Mrs. Johnson has recently returned from
Europe, where she attended the world meet
ing Of the Women's international League
for Peace and Freedom. She has a essaRe
worth hearing. Men of the church will be
in charge Of the $50 p. m. twilight hour
service.
A program Of motion pictures on current
sub 'ects will be given at the CamphOr
Golden Hour at 80 p. M. on Sunday
Dec. /. Our Sunday School superintendent
William Billiard. and two teachers. Mrs
Clarence 7. r. Nelson and Joseph Camp.
Sr., are attending the St. Paul Leadel snip
flaming Sc.IOOI on Monday nights at the
House OF Hope Presbyterian church. 1t Was
good to see Mrs. Josie Williams and Mrs
SaI an Johnson, two faithful members OF
our church. back in their pews Sunday
after beng out OF town tor several weeks.
st. James AME Church News: The re-.
lOwship of Prayer was the subject Of Rev.
Moore messase Sunday, NOV. Il, Tor the
IL a. m. service. Miss Joyce King. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. CiRud King, unIted
with the church.
Because of the change in weather the
young people held an indoor pOw-wOw u.
the parsonage. GA4ues IN the early part
Of the evening were followed Oy luncn. Dis
cussIOn Tor SUNDAY, nov. -, will be leu
by Mrs. BernIce Hardy general theme
stewardship, topic: Have you plan Tor
nying!"
lhc Progressive Club will give its an
nuAI tea. Sunday. Nov. "a. 5 to I p. m. a.
t"e Sternng Club; friends R.e invited to
come OUt and ENJOY hne musical program
Albert MUM Is chairman OF the Fourth
SunCRy Night Musical sponsored by the
senior choir at p. m. Special NUMBER
will be gwen by the recently OrganlEeG
quartet from the choir.
Rev. Moore lett Sunday afternoon for
Little Rock, Ark., where he will attend n
special session Of the Northwestern Con-
te. ence. he will be back for Sunday
services.
The annual union Thanksgiving service
will be held at st. James AME church.
thursday, 4NOV. rs. at II 100 a. m. Rev.
Joseph Turner, pastor Of the c. NJ. T.
church, will bring the Thanksgiving mes
sage. Muse will be furnished by the COM
bIned cho.rs. Mrs. Cora T.. Moore, direct
ing.-Bertha l.. King.
st. Peter AME Church Notes: The Rev.
J. n Strong and a committee from the
Lyndale Congregational church met with
Rev II. c. Boyd and a committee Of ST.
Peters AME church. Monday evening at st.
Peles, where final arrangements were made
for the union services to be held in the
Lyndaie Congregational church, Sunday
morning. Dec. /, at l0:45. Rev. Strong and
Rev. Boyd will share in the pulpit. The
choir and ushers Of St. Peter AME church
will serve with the choir and ushers of the
Lyndnle Congregational church The SER
vice is the celebration Of the one hundredth
anniversary Of the organization of the
American Missionary Association, which has
done so much TO foster the education Of
Negroes by establishing many schools In the
South. and also churches. All members
Of St. Peter are requested TO attend that
service.
The passing Of Mrs. Ruby Reddick. Tues
lay. was shock to members Of St. Peter.
and her many friends In the Twin Cities.
We sympathize with Rev. II. Reddick our
assistant pastor, the son Arthur. and the
other relatives. May God comfort them by
the Holy Spirit.
The South Side Union Thanksgiving ser
vices are due to be held at St. Peter AME
church this year. The service will be at
lO:45 a m. The speaker will be announced
from the pulpit Sunday, by the ministers
The senior choir will sponsor its first