St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-11

CamphOr Memorial Methodist Church
Notes. Humility. faith In God, goodwill and
love were some Of the characteristics of the
life Of this modern saint" said Rev. c. T.
X. Nelson in his sermon last Sunday morn
ing. when he spoke Of the late George
Washington Carver We are pleased TO
note that Congress has set January 5 As
George Washington Carver Day" Beverly
Stephenson Joined the church as n prepAra-
tory member, also Herbert WhitmOre Jr.
and Wallace Robinson. A brief eVanRelistic
service was held by the pastor after the
meeting of young people and the Mems Club
at 80 y, m. last Sunday.
Rev. Nelson's sermon Sunday at II O'Clock
Service will be In the Beginning God"
The young people will be the guests and
conduct a program at the Preside Hour
Of the Luther League at the First Luth-
eran Church on Sunday afternoon at 80
D. m. James II. RideRuX, acting president
Of the Mems Club, is calling a meeting of
all the men Of the church for 80 D. m.
Sunday, Jan. Is. This meeting will be fol-
lowed by an evRnEelistic service at 80
y. m.
nsapOlis): Rev. +. X. Thomas preached
from PHILIPPIANS 3:lS-l4. using ms his text,
But This One Thing | Do" forgetting
those things which are behind and reaching
forth unto those things which are before.
On the sick list Of the Church is Mrs.
Florence Nelson. Visitors at the services
last Sunday were Garnet Davis, Miss l..
Porter and S. T. NJ. Nc Walter Chamber.
Church Reporter.
st. James A. NJ. L. Church. st. Paul:
The message by Rev b. N. Moore at the
morning service from the subject, on
Being Lost" brought with it the thought
that Christians, too. at the beginning Of
the year would do we'll 10 take inventory
Of their lives. Rev. Moore said The church
has lost its saving power. no longer do
Christians 20 out into the highways Of
sin and influence sinners TO live the Christ
way The church is being lost because
men and women fail TO serve God as they
| should the church Is not yiEilAnt about
| conditions affecting humanity church mem
| bcrs are suspicious of one another and
leaders and Indifferent TO the church
| A very stirring number, Does Jesus
Care" led by Mr.. s, A. Ford gospel singer.
| preceded the message
| A very fine group Of young people at
! tended the University Of Life at s 80 D. m.
| What Is LIES Purpose" which was very
! httiuRly closed with remarks by Rev Moore
| The topic for January 18th, Where Does
One Get Standard Of Conduct
Sunday. January 18th. at $3.50 a. M
Rev Moore will bring the message for tbs
Junior Church his subject, The PrOba'
| TONER"
J
| Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs,
Bcrnlce Duke; their next meeting will be
/ known as Guest Might at which time they
will honor the birthdays Of Mrs. Rose
Mahan and Mrs MaRdelene Oliver The ST
James Trio Geraldine ScrogRins, JunAult
Brow and Cora +. Moore, accompanied By
Bertha l.. King, will sing at the Y. N
{. A. Annual dinner, Thursday, Jan. 10Th
Plans are in the making for an Educa
tionai Rally. Sunday, January 2Tth. DR.
ChAs Wesley Of WHEREFORE University II
the tentative speaker.
The general church meeting JanuRrl
l4th $500 p. m. has a triple purpose
| Election OF trustees OF the class OF 1919
those whose terms expire are james X
Lynn. Harry S. Brown and J. r johnson
Reception 70 all members who have unitet
with the church during the pNstorRte o.
Rev. Moore and the report Of the building
plans committee All members are urge
IA attend.
Visitors welcomed At the morning servic,
were Mr.. II. l. HolsumbAek. Mr.. Henri!
BlAkcy, Cpl Robert C. Lam. USING.
J. r Collins. St. Peters A. N. & Church
Minneapolis. Vernicr O'NeAl and Robert J
Mansheld. Who also visited the University
| q Life. Visitors are always welcome n
St James.-By Bertha L. King.