St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

James AIE Cst Paul., Rev. VIII
am Z. Guy. Presiding Elder Of the 81
Paul District Of the Northwestern Con-
ference. brought the message at the morn
ing service Of the third quarterly Com
muniOn Day; his subject, Little Puddles
and Deep Seas; text, Psalm $50. lst
verse. out Of the depths have l cried unto
thee, o Lord" He said one must pass
through some experience which stirs TO the
very depths, before he can realize the full
joy Of his Christian faith. God answer
when we call from the depths.
The Rev. L. p. Ashford. OF WAymAn
A.ME. church. Minneapolis, brought the
Communion message: music was rendered
by his choir under the direction Of Mrs.
Winona Minis.
The diseussion Of The Obligations Of
Ny Faith" led BY Mrs. Irene Greene. at
the University Of Life. brought the ex-
preston Of many interesting thoughts.
The subject for March oath. The RecOurses
Of Ny Faith" will be led by Mrs. Josephine
II. HaEAn. All young people are urged 70
attend the meetings; all persons are well
come.
The Service Guild will meet Tuesday.
March 20, with Mrs. Cora z. Moore. at the
parsonage. All members are urged 70
attend.
For an hour Of enriehing quiet, attend the
Noon Day Lenten Services, each Wednes-
day from IL :l5 to l:l5 p. m. These meet
ing are sponsored by the Interdenomina-
tional Ministerial Alliance.
Cecil Newman. publisher Of the 81. Paul
Recorder, will be guest speaker for the
senior choir musical March "a, at $500
D. m. A special musical program has also
been arranged.
Rev. Moore's subject on the 24th will be,
Whereas Was Blind" The Gospel choir
will make its first appearance at this SER
vice ia new robes which will be cOnsecrated
at that time. Visitors welcomed at the
morning service were: Martin Brookings
Of Kansas City, Mo-; J. F. BuTnes Of
Seattle, Wash. 1t Norman P. Light, re-
Gently returned from overseas; Mamie
Whyte Harris Of Milwaukee, Wis; Charles
LAtimer. returning home. and H. C..
Rlcharsen.
ing chapel service at Fort Smelling. Sunday,
March 24.-BerthA L. King.
Beacon Light SDA Notes; The past week
end constituted a high spot at Beacon
Light church. C. v. Anderson, traveller
and lecturer. brought a vivid message to
worshiDpers. The Rev. Mr.. Anderson has
been around the world seven times, and
has done executive work for youth in Eng
land. France, Switzerland and Italy.
Beacon Light congregation Is meeting
In Border ME-. church on Saturday morn
ings Sabbath School Is at 80 a. m, and
preaching service at IL 100 a. m. The
public IL invited to the SeryioeS-Franees
WilkersOn.
True Apostolic Church Notes; Services
were good all day Sunday. Church school
opened at 9:45 a. m, with superintendent
and star at their post on time. The
pastor delivered the morning message.
'SThe Purpose Of TeStings," was the sub
ject Of the sermon. Young People meeting
was at $3.50 p. M. Sister Lula Hanson
acting as president Elder Fred Crosbie
preached at the night services. Christian
Walk" was the subject Of the sermon.
Bro. Billy Brown furnished music for SER
vices. The meeting was well enjoyed.
There was a high spirit all day. with
attendance regular. Visitors were Bro.
Willis Light Of Duluth, MINI also Bro.
Arthur Light was back In services, from
Lutsen, Mimi, where he has been for
period of time. Bless the Lord o my
soul, and forget not all his benefits Who
fOrEiveth all thine iniquities Who healeth
all thy disease; Psalm. 1903 rs we pray
especially for sick in Thursday night
meeting.
Friday night is Bible class. All Biblical
questions will be answered. We invite you
To come.
Sc. Thomas Notes: Our guest preacher
on Wednesday evening. March "a, will be
the Rev. Robert WOlterstorf. rector Of the
Church Of the Messiah in St Paul. Father
Wolterstorh was born and raised In st.
Paul and attended St. Pauls On-The-Hill,
where he was confirmed and ordained. He
Is a graduate Of Seabury Western Seminary
at Evanston. In addition to being rector
Of the Church of The Messiah, Father
WOlterstorh Is chaplain TO the lower school
at Breck School for Boys. Father Wolter-
stOrH is very active in youth work In the
Diocese Of Minnesota, His subject will be
The Cross"
Buried In Japan
Private Williams, u. S. M. c., was
the flrst American military man bur.
led in Japanese soil. Private VIII
liams served with Commodore Per.
ry and died in 1884.