St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-06

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81. James AME Church News; As guest
speaker for the Communion Service at
II AN, Rev. William Z. Guy, Presiding
Elder Of the 81. Paul District, spoke from
the Text, St. Luke 4:l-ls. subject To
Preach Deliverance 70 the Captives." Rev:
GUY said, In church and In state we need
moi shaIlowness but deepness Of conversion I;
this will bring liberty 70 all.
Preceding the Communion service the
Baptism service for James a. snisn. Il
smith, $50 ST. Anthony Ave. was per-
formed By Rev. Guy assisted by Rev. b. N
Sunday, September s. Rev. Moore will
close his 9Th year as pastor OF 81. SSn 'a,;
His subject for the morning service will
he '"ToRether Let Us SWeetly." Mr.. James
Gentry, grand nephew Of Mr.. James X.
Ionsa a very tnlanted vocalist, will be the
guest aoloist. In the evening from 1iSV 70
$50 pm, q Prayer and Praise service
will be conducted by Bro; Gavin EaISsr
and the Stewards. At 80, the member;
shin will convene for the final general
rhur,h meeting of the conference year
mimeoEraphed reports of activities OF al
| the departments of the church wlil De
| given 10 members there will also De
| Teport on the building program. Rev. and
Mrs, Moore will leave Monday Tor the
annual conference in Cedar Rapids Iowa
Rev. and Mrs. Jack Parks. former mem
| bers Of St. James, will entertain the Con-
| ference. -,,l
| At m James were: Mrs. S. Crosswhite OF
south Sioux City, Nebraska Mrs. Belle
| n. Riley, Los Angeles. Calf. Mrs. Essic
| wyatt, Minneapolis, Mimi, and Mrs
TheIma Russell. st. Philips, St. Paul.
cs SSrsi and M. Anderson Settler Of Mo
bile, Alabama, united with the church.
| A cordial welcome to all visitors and
friends at 81. James.-Bertha L. King;
Pilgrim Baptist Church News; Com
munion Sunday was observed Win tne
nell preached from Matt. % :42-46: Say
ing what think ye OF Christi Whose Son
| Il HeR They say unto Him, The Son OF
David" Sermon text: What think ye oil
| ChristH''
Rev. Junnell urged Christians to awaken
out Of their slumber, and to think more OF
| Christ as a peaeemakeT, counselor, COM
Music was furnished by the senior
| choir and the gospel chorus which Is back
after a months vacation.
Visitors were: Mrs: Hazel Darling: Des
MoInes, Iowa Darnold Day. Mitchell. South
Dakota; MesdAmes A. G. EskIidge and
Carrie Drew. Kansas City. Mo-; Mrs.
Grace Benford, Omaha, Nebraska; Mrs.
Essle A. Pepkin, Dallas, Texas; Mrs.
hNAnEnG
johnson. Louisville, Ky. Lulu Dick. Gran;
vile. Ohio, and Mrs. Leon Humphor and
daughter. St. Paul, MINI.
Next Sunday the Rev. John r. Brooks,
supervisor Of Ober Boys Club In st. Paul,
will be the gusat speaker at the II am
and Q pm, services.
Pilgrim moves on with full calendar
Of events presenting some Of its leading
artists at future dates.
CAmphoF Memorial Church Notes; Sin
| full Wages and the Wages Of Sin" was the
subject of Labor Sunday sermon by the
Rev. Clarence T. r. Nelson at the morning
service. The Communion Of the Lords
| Supper was administered to a large con-
| RreRation after the sermon. The Rev. John
| II. Brooks, associate minister Of Camphor,
assisted Rev. Nelson In administering Com
munion. Several visitors were present. in
GLIDING Mrs. Martin L. Harvey. wife Of =
/ dean Of Southern University. Baton Rouge,
La. Mrs. Harvey who IL . member Of
the Collins family Of Jackson, Miss, is one
Of the outstanding young women Of our
| denomination, There were several new
members In the senior choir under the very
| capable direction of our new director. Al
bert Bantam. SF.
| A large and appreciative audience heard
/ Congressman Frank T. StArkey At the
Labor Sunday program at $3.50 p. m. This
is the irst Sunday forum program in the
| series TO be known as the Camphor Golden
| Hour. Representatives Of the three politi-
cal parties on the November ballot will
speak on the new program at $50 p. M
| October 9.
Rev. Nelson will preach at both the II
| q. m. and the 8 80 p. m. services Sunday.
| Mollie Mae Gates, contralto and gospel
singer Of Chicago, will be presented in re
eitAl on September iS by the official board
81. Peter A. NJ. 4. Church Notssi The
| Northwestern annual conference will con-
yene at Bethel A. NJ. L. Church, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, September s-lS. The Con
ference Branch WOmen's Missionary Society
will hold It's meeting Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. GOldie FAINT, president, will preside
The annual conference will be presided over
by the Ri. Rev. John A. Gregg. u d. An.
nual sermon Wednesday at lO:lS a. m
The Rev. l.. L. johnson, keokuk. Iowa
will preach the sermon.
The young people of ST. Peter Church
will have charge of the services Sunday
Dr. W. d. Brown will be the guest speaker
at lO:45 a. m. The afternoon service Al
I .. m. will be the closing service OF the
conference year, They have a good pro
gram to present TO all persons who are in.
terested in the youth Of today. You are in.
vtted to come and encourage the youth BY
your presence.
There will be regular preaching servieG
on Sunday, September is. The members
are requested 10 be present and help e
keep the work going while the pastor d
attending the Annual Conference.
The pastor, H. @. Boyd. IL thankful b
the members and friends for their faithful.
nes and loyalty to every effort for the
good Of the cause Of Christ. We also thanh
the Minneapolis Spokesman for carrying
church notes each week.
Glen Pullen. Chairman,
Richard Mayes, Co-ehairmAn.
Halle Ewing. Director Of Youth
ChoruG
WAyRan A N. Z. ChureAi Last Sunday
the stewards had charge Of the general
class day. The choir Wiahes TO thanh Ali
Of those who helped 10 make the n,usieal
. success. Friday night September {, ths
Pastors Aid Society will meet at the hoEnS
Of Mrs Lucille woOdArd. li0S I.ypdalS
Ave. No. This b the Anal meeting for
this conference year. All members are
urged 20 Be present
Sunday closes the work Of our eonferrnep
year. Rev. Ashford will deliver his fare
vel sermon. Subject: Il Have Fought q
Good hEhs Have Finished Ny Course.
Now I Am Ready TO Be Offered" We are
very happy 10 report TO the general publtc
that came about at the beginning Of the
conference year with only half on IA mem
berahip left TO stand the mighty test. thst
| one-haf Of the 1915 msmbsF1hip az Way-
man which was with the church IN lpi6.
IL happy to say that by the HELM Of the
Almighty, the church doubled its insome
| over le4b. In i9tb, We raised n 500 40
with Sighty-tWo members IN our offirial
board meeting Tuesday niRht. Septemher
3. with forty members, one-haR N last
years membership our books ShoI, nnwsrl
Of four thousand dollars (sl OOO). noore
than double the finance. with less than half