St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-01
CHURCH NEWS & NOTES

The Allen Circle will meet at HrS Hazel
Curry's.
Visitors included Mr.. King Coleman.
Pilgrim Baptist Churehi The topic for
The Little Man Up u Tree" The text
was "ZRecheus. make haste, and come down (;
for today must abide at thy house"
Luke 1850
He pointed out that America Is in
state of confusion instead Of reeonversion.
We are up q tree" Many men who could
relieve our situation are too little and mar
row TO do so. LittleneSs docs not restrict
itself to the stature Of q man.
Zaecheus was little in his mode Of life
We do not know what Jesus said at length
in the visit with ZReeheus He could have
said the following;
You are lost because your thinking and
pattern Of life are degrading and warped.
You're selfish. Although you are lost you
have a chance to be saved by turning TO
God. You must help save the world by
consideration Of your fellOw-men.'
Rev. Massey pointed out that the above
possible AdmOnition to ZRccheus. who was
confused. is the same which leaders in our
state Of dilemma need TO heed today.
The Children's Story title was BE Your
Mrs. Dawson united with the church.
Visitors included: Mrs. Edith Williams
and daughter, from 81. Phillips Church /;
Nelson Speese, 6l2 Central Ave. Clifford
Speese, 6l2 W. Central Ave. Homer Speese.
1872 Rondo Ave. Joe Matlock Kansas City,
Mo. Barbara Fields, sos st. Anthony Ave. 4;
Dorthea Hill. sSs Carroll.
The p. m. singspirAtion by the gospel
chorus was an inSpirhtiOnAl success, and
very well attended. Miss Arlee Harris is
70 be commended for her untirinE efforts.
CsmphOr Memorial Methodist Church
Notes. The Church Speaks to Capital and
Labor" was the subject Of q timely sermon
at the II a. m. worship service. last Sun
day. by our pastor, Rev. Clarence T. r.
Nelson.
IF both Capital and Labor would observe
the Golden Rule there would be no necessity
for strikes,' Rev, Nelson said. IF the
owners and operators Of the great Industries
could or would exchange places with the
workers for Just a short while. they would
be willing to give better wages and make
possible better working conditions"
An offering was taken to help the strikers
and given TO the Joint Clio Council Of Pack
inghouSe Workers In South St Paul.
We were pleased to have among the vial
tors at the service. Mr.. Price. the father
Of two Of our members. Miss Carrie Spill
man, and Mrs. A. B. Parker, and Mrs
Mildred StrAder. the sister Of Ms. Essie
Stewart, and the mother Of William StrAder
1t was good to see ZSehery T. Monson. who
served In the Navy for more than two
years. back in his place in the choir Mary
Cook. who was In the WomAnS Army Corps.
also attended the service. A resolution COM
nending Senator Joseph II. Ball and Ave
other Republican and Democratic senators
for their courageous leadership In the fight
to pass the bill for q permanent FEPC. was
adopted by the congregation.
Thirty members wrote cards 70 Senator
Henrik Shipstead, urging him 20 vote for
cloture TO stop the fllbustsT against FEPC
now being wGEed in the Senate.
True Freedom" will be the subject Of
the sermon by Pastor Nelson at the II a. m
service on Sunday. Visitors are always
welcomed In our services.