St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-04-19

are paying on their rally pledges. We
want 10 raise $4,000 by June 2, 1916.
Easter is to be a glorious day at st
Peter. There is to be special Easter music
by the ehoirs. Baptismal service land the
blessing Of infants after the morning
sermon l0:45 a. m. Our pastor Will
preach. Easter Day program by the Sun
day School children at 80 ,. m, 10 be
followed by a Candle Light service at $3.50.
The Rev. Daisuke Kitagawa will be the
guest speaker at 4:30 p. m.
There will be a special Easter Musical
program at 7 as p. m. by the senior choir
and guest solOist. Mr.. Lewis will be at
the pipe organ again Easter. The public
is cordially invited to worship with US
at all services SUNDAY.
ST, THOMAS NEWS: The Service
Easter Day will be at ten O'Clock with
a celebration Of Holy Communion by the
Rev. Eugene PrOsser. assistant at 81
Marks Cathedral. Father PrOsser will also
preach Easter il one Of the times which
the Church requires its communicates 70
make their cOmmunions. Will all the
members Of st. Thomas make a special
effort to be at this service.
There will be service Good Friday
evening at eight O'Clock.
There will be no Church School on
Easter Morning.
The Hattie Dryer Guild is sponsoring a
free veterans dinner on Wednesday night
April "a, 80 p. m. at Border Methodist
Church, 4OI AIdrich Ave. n.
TRUE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NOTES:
Sunday school was well ATTENDED at As
a. m. The spirit ran high all day, the
pastor brought the messaEe in both morn
ing and night services. Young people
meeting at 80 p. m. Sister Bessie Robin
son, acting chairman, the subject was
well enjoyed. Visitors, Sister Efie Cobbs.
("FOr | am the Lord that healeth thee"
Exodus. IS 26D Thursday night healing
FrnU m ~ m Ia n n N
Friday night Bible school. biblical ques-
tons answered these meetings are held at
4I6 Dupont Ave. N. Mrs. Seena Bowman,
500 Fremont Ave N. is on the sick list
but she is improving nicely.
WAYMAN A. NJ. Z. CHURCH: Palm
Sunday Services were well attended, Father
Thomas delivered the morning message on
Christ's life leading to the Cross. The
mCditatiOns were beautifully explained and
many details of Christian living were
given in the message. Many visitors were
present
Sunday morning at the II O'Clock service
the pa tor Rev. l.. p. Ashford will de-
liver the Easter Message. The choir will
furnish the Easter music.
Easter Sunday night WaymRn will start
their evening services again, the choir will
be on hand and will complete their Easter
rendtions. Everyone Is welcome.
Tuesday April % the Margaret Rhoades
Missionary Society will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Mary Goldman, b25 Emerson Ave
N. The president Mrs. Maize Ashford is
asking all members to be present, business
of importance.
Wednesday April gath. Choir rehearsal
Sunday April rs at 300 p. m. the Of
fetal Board is sponsoring a State Rally.
Speaker will be announced next week.
We are glad TO say that the Church and
dining room have been completed. The
dining room is now ready for the placing
and arranging Of furniture. We need
chairs, dishes or kitchen equipment.
Church Reporter
BORDER CHURCH NEWS: The Palm
Sunday morning worship on last Sunday
was triumphant in note and in word
The minister preached the message The
Unanimous Shout" This is the cry uni
versal of humanity that the majestic
Saviour has disclosed Himself to the
Jubilant Passover crowd and subsequently
to all men. The choir sang two special
numbers Does Jesus Care? ?" and The
Palms"