St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16

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Pilgrim Baptist Church News, On last
Sunday Rev. Massey spoke from the topic
what Do We Get For Being Good 70 The
text was Matthew 10 :27. Behold. We have
forSaken ali and followed thee; what shall
we have therefore,
After the sermon four people, two can
didAtes for baptism, Joined the church.
Mrs. Minnie Davis. asa Carroll Mr.. Harry
Grey. 500 IElehATti Mrs. OlindA Perry.
sE 81 Anthony; and Mr.. james Perry.
Flowers on he rOstrum were given BY
Mrs. Nina Baines, Mr.. A. v. Hall. and
Mr.. Simon Arnold, In memory Of his
mother.
Our splendid congregation was graeed
with the presence Of many visitors. Among
them were; Rev. Jasper Castor, city al
dsrman and pastor, Memorial Baptist
New Orleans, La. Mrs. Miree, Selma, Ala.
Mrs Blanche Turner. Springfield, Ohio:
Miss Lola Cornelius, 81. Louis, No. Mr..
James Watson, 81. Paul Mrs Alice Hen
Ssrson. Bogueehilio, MiSS Mr.: Er1est
fsrsonvilIe, Ind. Mrs. AnbossiA Davis. St
attic. Wash. Mrs. Evelyn Byars. Chicago,
III. Mrs v. Upton, Chicago. III Mr.. and
Mn. A. W. Shute, Nashville, Tenn, Mr..
Richard Mason, Cleveland. Ohio Mr.. Wal
ter Hayes. Stuttgart, Ark. Miss Edith
WilliAms. Columbia, Mo-. Mrs. Frances
YeaEer, Louisville. Ky; Mrs. /. d. Wal
ton. Houston, Tex. Mrs. Fannie Jeffer-
s.. Louis, hi. Mr.. and NS. Andrew
saunders, Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. FleEis
Payne Kansas City. Mo, and Miss Doris
NOrTinEton. Chicago, Ill.
On next Sunday, Aug. IS. Rev. Massey
will preach. The senior choir will furnish
special music. On Monday. the 18th. the
church Mrs @. W. wills, chairman.
There ia no evening service during the
month Of August. Everyone Is urged 10
be present N each Sunday morning prompt
ly at II O'Clock.
Rev. and Mrs. Massey and Floyd III.
will leave on August 20 TO spend . long
awaited vacation In the CarOlinAs. They
will also attend the meeting Of the Ma
tional Baptist convention in Atlanta. Ga.
Thus on the last Sunday In August we will
have baptism. Candidates and others who
anticipate baptism should get in readiness
before that time.
81. James AME Church NsWsi As guest
speaker for Mems day. Rev. Arthur 7.
Bailey, pastor OF Knox Presbyterian ehureh.
in Him that strengthened me, said Such
faith does not come by accident; to have
Christian faith one must have vision and
courage persistent united Efforts and con
hdence. Victory begins In the mind even
before the action starts. Christ Is counting
on US to carry On."'
b. C. Archer and Orrington c. Hall. Jr..
were chairman and eO-chairmRn. Others
who assisted with the service were Sidney
Williams at the organ. J; r: Lynn, chair
man Of music, J. Z. smith, J. Il. johnson
John N. Patton. N: X. Burgess, George
Hall, Brewer Lee Clark. Lee W, Harris.
o. c. Hall Sr.. Richard L. Stokes, Sr..
and George Brooks, Jr.
Among the many guests who worshipped
at 81. James were Mr.. and Mrs 5. ID.
Kemp. mother and father Of Mrs. Gladys
johnson Frances H. Bailey, Mrs. Alma
Marion. Indiana, J. W. Smith Of Original
Providence Baptist church. Mrs. Eugene
Lyles, Mary Lee Casey, PinkstAh. Illinois,
Mrs. Mabelle Stephens, Atlanta, Georgia.
b. Smith, Martin G. Brookins, JT., Kansas
City, Mo-, Mrs. Ethel Butler. Tacoma.
Wash. Billie Bento, Portland, Ore, Mrs.
W. A. Hart, Mrs. Jessie Thomas, Junita
T. Bailey. Knox Presbyterian church, Bel
ma Hughes. Kitsie Whitmore. Mrs. B. +.
Perry Of st. Paul, and Mrs. James Toney
Of Minneapolis.
Rev. VIM Hale, camp director Of the Co
operative Work Camp, will speak from the
subject Meeting Our Needs" as guest
speaker on Youth Day, Sunday. August LIZ u,
Life Of Christ" will be shown in colored
pictures by J. Friedrich HAnkAmmer. Gospel
Narrator. No admission fee. Sunday. Au-
gust rs. will be An Clubs and Conference
Claims Sunday" Rev. Moore will have re-
turned. An
81. Peter African Methodist Episcopal
ChuFch notes. The services last Sunday,
conducted by Evangelist Lillian Parkinson.
were we'll attended by members and friends.
The fourth quarterly conference was held
Thursday evening by the Rev. W. z. Guy,
presiding elder Of the St Paul District.
The reports Of the Stewards and Trustees
and the church clubs showed that great
progress Is being made by st. Peter church.
The interior decorating IL now finished,
and the auditorium IL beautifully done. The
members would do we'll TO come out and
see Il.
Sunday Ia our Mems Day at St Peter. The
Rev. Frank c. Lowry, Chicago, Ill, will
eO-chairman. Edw. L. Boyd and Thomas
B. StoVall, are expecting the members and
friends 70 help make the day 4 grand sue
eeSs. They have planned a good program
for the two services.
Cedar Rapid. Iowa, the second week in
September. All children over Is years of
age are expected to be present at Sunday
school at b!8O q. m.
Camph0r Memorial Methodist Church
Notes. A report Of the Chicago District
Conference. which was held at Harvey.
Illinois. last week. was made by ON pas
tor, Rev. Clarence T. r. Nelson, u the
IL a. m. service last Sunday. Mrs. Corn
Parker was the guest sOloiSt. Pastor Mel
son delivered a brief sermon on Peace
rlakers-The Need OF the Hour" Mr..
Charles Dogan, supervisor Of the InfOrmA-
ton Service Of the War Department, was
one of the out-of-town visitors at the
service, As were Mrs. Katie MeRae Of the
St Marks Methodist church. Chicago, and
Mr.. George Rideaux Of New York City.
He Is the brother of the chairman OF our
Trustee Board. james II. Rideaux. Albert
Banham. Sr., we'll known In Twin City
musical circles was elected co-direetor Of
the choir In q meeting that followed the
service. He will assist with the work Of
the senior choir and will direct a gospel
choir that IL being organized. JOY will
be the subject Of the sermon by Pastor
Nelson at the IL q. m. service on Sunday.
Evening services will be resumed on Sept, 2.
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