St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-28
CHURCH NEWS

Camphor Memorial MsthodIst Church
NotssI The Christian Race" was the sub
iect Of q short and timely sermon by our
pastor, Rev. Clarence T. n. Nelson. last
Sunday. In beginning the summer schedule
the pastor kept the service within the one
hour and fifteen minutes he had set for the
morning worship services. The choir, under
the direction OF Albert Bantam, acting
director. led the singing for the service
In a very hne way.
Rev. John N. BrOokss. = member Of the
Washington Conference. will preach at the
II a. m. service on Sunday. In the absence
Of the pastor. Rev. Lloyd Hickman. we'll
known singer, l. scheduled 10 preach and
sing at the service on Sunday, July I.
Mrs. LAurene Tabor. who attended the
Chicago District Of the Woman'a Society Of
Christian Service In Chicago last week. re-
ported that the ls4T meeting IL TO be held
In our church. We plan 10 have the new
heating system Installed and the church
decorated by that time.
Warren Hayes was selected by the sK-
seTvicemen Of the congregation, Last Sun
conference with returned veterans In Co
iumbuA, Ohio. July 81. The following
committee was named TO raise MONEY for
his EXPENSE; Mrs.. Sarah johnson, MrE
Emma Jean Hubbard, Mrs. Odessa Delohey,
Mrs. Hattie Little, Mrs. JsruthR MeCarty,
Miss Eddie Ruth ClArdy, Miss Dorothy Mon
son. Harrison Jones, David CoughmAn,
Herbert Russell, Chester Russell and George
WArdeil. The CAmphoT Church was one Of
the one thousand churches Of the more than
$4,000 In this country In the entire denomi-
nation 10 send = representative TO this con-
ference.
Several members Of our WOman's Society
at The HAmllne and Midway churches this
week. The young married couples club.
which met last Friday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs.. William Strader. h planning a
pOw-wO~ to b held next month.
ST. JAnss A. N. 3. CAureA, Speaking
from the text, 81. Matthew 2;l4-30, The
Parable Of the TAlents." Rev, W. r Guy.
prsaidlng elder Of the 81. Paul district.
invited the eongrsgation 70 think About
About It"
Visitors welcomed at the morning service
were Buddy BlAkey. Yankton, s. D.: N.
Henderson. Lloyd Gambol. Sc. Philips EpiS-
eopal church; Mr.. and Mn. Janice Ander-
son. Wichita, KAns. AlsA L. v. johnson,
HAAkill, Okla. Rev. J. Wright, formerly OF
OWensboro KY; Jack Cooper and Gene
Reed. two Of our own boys returning
from service In the armed forces, were also
welcomed.
Al the s p. m. Communion service, Rev
J, ;. Turner, pastor OF Carter A. NJ L
church, brought the Communion message /;
text ST. Matt % ;26. subject. Broken
IhinES OF Broken People" Music was By
the Gospel choir.
The guest sololsts for the Senior choir
R RSs.sSI a. s'Cg 3: M Ser. Carl Ann
Anderson, Jr., con Of Mr., and Mrs. C. A.
Anderson. The receipts Of the Robe Rally
70 date amount TO about $500 Gertrude
Boldly and Rev. Moore were eO-ehairmen.
Correction: villa Mae Barbsr'a pledge 70
the ROBE fund vas t2.Oo not SS.o0
The Charles Jacob Missionary society will
close It's year Of special efforts with a
Vesper tea Sunday, June 50. from s 10 I
.. m. At the church. A very special pro-
gram has been arranged.
July II is the date Of the MONOGRAM
Circle VeapsT hour musical time s 100 D. m.
Mrs, Carrie Powell IL program chairman,