St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-12

81. James A. N. Z. Church; For bis mes
cage on Communion Sunday. Rev. ho0re'S
Moore said Just a. bread IL the stat Of life
or our PHYSICAL existence, the Bread Of
Eternity" or Spirit Of God In us is neees-
sary that We may live q rich life and be
IaVed.
Visitors at the morning service were
Dorothy Whitman, CAmphOr Church: hrs.
Mary ClaTidy and Mr.. Henry Chambers.
ST. James now residing In Detroit, Aieh.'
was also welcomed.
The adult Bible study class under the
leadership of Elder z. L. Moore, father
Of Rev. b. N. Moore, has taken on new life
each Sunday new members are joining.
All are welcome.
All attention IL turned to plans for Wom-
general chairman.
The fourth quarterly conference held
Wednesday, July 3, was well attended, all
elubs making their final quarterly report.
A motion recommending the return Of Pre-
siding Elder Rev. W. Z. Guy, and Rev. and
Mrs. B. N. Moore was unanimously carried.
Magdalene Oliver and z. Gertrude Boldly
are eO-ehairmen for the senior choir Fourth
Sunday Night Musical, July 2s, at 8 D. m.
The Monogram Circle will present its
annual Vesper hour musical, Sunday, July
IL, at p. m. Mrs. Carrie Powell, pro
gram chairman, has arranged very fine
program.
Practical Christianity is the subject
Of Rev. MOore's message for Sunday, July
IL. You are always welcome TO worship at
St. James at any service.-Bsrtha L. King.
Pilgrim Baptist Churehs Last Sunday,
July Z, was Communion Sunday at Pilgrim.
Rev. hRssey's Sermon was entitled, The
Danger Of Lifting Controls" Text: Choose
you this day whom ye will serve as
T..
Lord" Joshua 24:l5.) In spite Of the
intense heat, a large appreciatiVe audience
followed the ministers treatment Of this
timely subject. The point Of emphasis was
Just as we cannot lift all price controls at
this time without imitation and chaos, we
cannot lift spiritual and moral control over
our human behavior without ruin and chaos.
The ehildren's story was entitled, Tricks
Played on Others Often Result in Harm
10 You" Mrs. Ruby Grant was solOist,
In addition TO music by Gospel Chorus.
After the sermon. six people came for
ward and united with the church. They
are Mrs. LeOna Cooks, 782 st. Anthony
Miss ThelmA Montgomery. 1872 St. An
thony: Mr.. George Bryant, $50 N. Dale;
Mr.. Richard Ward, 286 N. Avon Mr.. Mel
son Spesse, 579 Rondo, and Mr.. Edward
Duncan, ass RondO. Three Of them are
candidates for baptism.
The Gospel Chorus was aFrayed in new
maroon robes which were dedicated at the
proXimate cost Of tS5O.OO were paid for and
ordered months ago.
Among the visitors were Rev. J. R.
Rawls. Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. N. Washing
ton. Kansas City. Mo-; o. G. Cash. Chi
Minneapolis, MINI. Mr.. and Mrs. Beasiey.
Omaha. Neb. Mr.. J. r. Mcknight. Blue
field, W. Va; Mr.. N. X. Mcknight, st.
Paul, Mimi; N. J. Payne and daughter,
Flint, Mich, and Mn. c. c. Banks, Kansas
City No.
In the evening service, the Rev. J. R.
RaWls preached from the topic, The Suf-
hcieney of God to Meet Human Needs" Il
was indeed an instructionAl message One
Of the new members, Mr.. Nelson Speese.
was soloist.
Next Sunday. July IL, Is annual Youth
Day" The two services will have much
youth participation. Professor Walter
Ridley speaks in the morning service from
the topic, Looking Around the Corner"
In the evening service addresses will be
delivered by Miss Lillian DOWney and Mr..
Harrison Williams.
Worship with Pilgrim Baptist on next
Sunday. We have large electric fans which
help to combat summer heat
True Apostolic Church; Sunday School
opened a. usual. Sister Bessie Robinson,
superintendent. The pastor preached at
the morning service. The subject of the
sermon was Leaving the Important Things
UndOne." Visitors present were Mr.. Abe
SnOden and MS vile. Young Peoples meet
ing was at 6 80 D. m. Sister Mary Light,
superintendent True Apostolic prayer
band will meet with Elder A. Robinson at
4l6 Dupont Ave. No.. second floor, on
Wednesday evening, July II. Thursday
night healing meeting; Bible class on Fri
day night.
Mrs. John Carter, who has been sick
at her home. at 1909 18th St. No. for two
weeks, has recovered from her illness. Mrs.
Carter Is the mother Of Mrs. Bill Freeman.
ST. Thomas ChurehI Representatives
from the Guild. Crusaders. Mems Club, and
the Bishops committee. met at the home
Of Mrs. Hobart Mitchell TO discuss plans
for . parish picnic. As yet no definite date
has been set, but the committee is to meet
Monday, July Is. at the home Of MrS.
Noah Smith to make definite plans for the
picnic.
wayman A. NJ. Z. Church, Sunday was
general class day at WRymAn. Everyone
enjoyed the telling about the goodness Of
the Lord. after which Father Thomas de-
liVered an inspiring message which was
enjoyed By all. VhitorS present were Mr..
Moses Stacker and grandson, William
Stacker. Of Gary. Indiana, and Maggie Scott
Of Chicago. III.
Tuesday. the Margaret Rhodes Mission
airy Society met at the home Of Ms. Mary
Goldman. Mrs Rachel Carter was guest Al
the meeting.
Friday evening. the Pastors Aid Society
will meet at the home of Mrs. Theresa