St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-08

TO the message was fine the church and
pastor extend thanks to the general public
for their liberality to the cause. We are
happy to say that this far they have given
four hundred and thirty-nine dollars and
fifty-eight cents We feel that with pledges
outstanding next Sunday will bring us up
to the fxe hundred dollar mark. Our
brother Elks of Ames Lodge No. LOG were
a part Of the congregation. As usual they
brought the spirit of JOY aside from their
presence and participation. The Exalted
Ruler Brother Cecil Taylor, represented
the Elks by presenting to the pastor
check for $4,000 for the Building Fund.
The Daughter Elks were represented beauti-
fully in number. Mrs. Ruby Bobo. Daughter
Ruler. led their procession TO the table.
Their financial contribution was one dollar
per member.
Next Sunday morning the pastor will
occupy the pulpit. Next Sunday Is Trustee
Day we know what that means at WaymAn.
Church Reporter.
St. james A. NJ. Z. Church: The mes
sage Of the morning Of February Ord. Com
munion service was taken from the text:
St Luke % HIS. subject: The Cup OF
Healing" The Cup, said Rev. Moore, lis
a symbol of the Christian Church. Of the
healing of Nations
group Of ten young people from The
University of Life attended the Youth
Rally at St. Anthony Park Methodist
Church in the afternoon and evening.
Sunday. Feb. 10th, The University Of Life
will be the guest Of Calvary Evangelical
Young People at their church.
The second period Of the Building Fund
Rally" was launched. Each Captain, Mrs.
Eva Neal for the women. and Mr.. Harry
s, Brown for the men. determined TO run
better in the second period, with the help
Of each member and friend
Mrs. Cora +. Moore will lead the devo-
tions at the meeting Of the Missionary
society Of the Central Presbyterian Church,
Wednesday. Rev. Moore will be the guest
speaker for the group. large group OF
young people from the Temple Of Mt
Zion, Rabbi Harry s. MArgOlis, worshipped
and were welcomed to the morning service.
Sunday. February 10th, Rev. Moore and
Senior Choir will exchange with Rev. Will
bur d. Gruse of st. Anthony Park Metho-
dist Church for the morning service at
7 80 p. NJ. Rev. Moore and the Senior
choir and congregations Of both Calvary
Evangelical Church. il3 Saratoga Ave. No.
and St James will worship together. Mem
bers and friends Of St. James are urged
TO note that s. rvices" always start at
II A. NJ. Be on time this Sunday.
Bertha l.. King.
CamphOr Memorial Methodist Church:
Spiritual Wings" was the subject Of the
Communion sermon by our pastor, the
Rev. Clarence T. K. Nelson. at the II
A. N. worship service. last Sunday. We
were pleased to have James Thomas. Jr.,
who has been in the Navy for the past
two years. with US. and also Larry Neal.
who was in the Marine Corps Several
members purchased +. F. ?. c. buttons
and pledged their support to the Fair En-
ploymcnt Practice Committee mass meet
ing at the auditorium.
Mitzi Stradsr, Dorothy Monson. Lassye
Van Buren, and Herbert Russell attended
the city-wide Methodist Youth Rally at the
st. Anthony Park Methodist Church sun
day afternoon.
Sunday will be Race Relations Day. Dr.
Miron A. Morrill,, dean OF Hamline Uni
yersity. will preach at the II A. N. service
with Rev. Nelson in charge. Pastor Nelson
will preach at the union service Of the
United Brethren and Methodist Churches
in WAterVile. Minnesota. Sunday evening.
at p. NJ.