St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21
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Harder Mefhodist Church Notes: Border
church observed Fathers Day in its morn
ing worship. The choir led the eonEreSa-
ton In singing Father Stretch NY
s sISS Pastor Rev. R. W. Kelley delivered
the msasAgs, Life. With Father" He
stated that life with father is a neees-
sity, a Joy. and a blessing. Mrs. Levina
Myers Crump was received into full mem
bership on profession Of faith. and was
welcomed in the right hand Of fellowship.
A number Of visitors were in attendance
The Rev L. c. Harris, pastor Of St. Johns
Baptist church in Sioux Fails, :; d. gave
the prayer Of inteTcessiOn. Miss NesA
MOsIey, lay delegate 70 the BIND session
Of the Northern Minnesota Conferences
gave a report Of the conference proceed
ingE. The congregation voted to extend
Miss MOsley a rising vote OF thanks. ana
TO file the report in the official records
Of the church.
afternoon musical on Sunday, June 80
They will have q rummAge sale on July 3.
The place will be announced. Telephone
Cherry 3O2s II you have rummage goods.
The Prayer Band met at the home Of
Mrs. Margaret LOckett, 2s2s Slst Ave. s.
on Tuesday. June Is, at p. m.
The choir will rehearse Friday evening.
June q. at the church.
The morning worship on Sunday, June
23, at II q m, Is dedicated TO the mis-
EionAry outreaeh. The sermon theme,
Spontaneous Growth" will be delivered
The Official board will meet on Mon
day, June 2S. at ,. m. at the church.
CamphOF Memorial Methodist Church
Notes; The eighth annual graduates ser
vice WAS held last Sunday morning with
the pastor, the Rev. Clarence T. R. Nelson,
delivering a timely sermon on the subject
Of What the Negro Graduate Needs in the
Postwar World" Each Of the graduates
In attendance at the service was given a
cross by the Camphor Youth Fellowship
and a copy Of The Upper Room devotional
| booklet by Rev. and Mrs. Nelson. The senior
choir was under the direction Of Mr.. Albert
Bantam, acting director in the absence OF
| Mrs. Celeste Douglass. Zachary T. MOnsOn
sang a solo. Mr.. Mamie Price Joined the
church. He is the father Of two Of our
| faithful members, Mrs. A. B. Parker and
Mrs. Carrie SpillmRn. and was a member
| Of the Methodist Church in Mississippi be-
fore coming 70 St Paul last year.
James Bradford presided at the Father
Day program sponsored by the young mar
ried couples, At 1880 .. m. The Halle q.
Brown mems chorus sang and Ora Johnson
/ sang a solo Mr.. Leroy Gardner was the
principal speaker and Douglass Lewis was
at the console of the organ.
| Pastor Nelson will preach at the II a. m
service. Sunday. Beginning with the ser
vice Sunday. the summer schedule will be
In effect. The morning worship service will
begin promptly at II a. m, and end by
| D.
| been invited to attend the service this Sun
day. Mrs. Julia Lewis, president. and Mrs,
l.. s. Tabor, vice president Of the Woman
Society Of Christian Service, attended the
Chicago District WSCS meeting in Chicago
during the week.
True Apostolic Church Notes: Sunday
school opened at 9:45 a. m. Elder A
Robinson preached in the morning services
Examine Yourselves" was the subject Of
the sermon. Attendance was regular. Wis
I ffgra Ina oh TUh n
Lutsen, MINI. Young peoples meeting
/ was at $50 y. m, Elder Fred Crosbi'
delivered the message at night services
The prayer band will meet at the home Of
Elder Robinson. 4l6 Dupont Ave. No, on
Wednesday, June %. Sister Hester John
son in charge. Healing meeting THURSDAY
nights Bible school, Friday night; Bib
licRl questions answered.
st. James AME Church DR.. H. NJ. Davis
presiding elder Of the Los Angeles dis
trict, guest speaker at St. James for thu
morning worship service, spoke from tn,
text LIST Samuel 3:i3. For | have tOlt
him that would judge his house for evel
| for the iniquity that he knoweth because
. his sons made themselves vile and he re
strained them not" In this Fathers Dal
message he compared fathers Of today ant
! the Church with Eli. He said, The tasl
as a father demands strength and cour
age closing eyes misdoinEs Of chill
dTen even now won't work. God has mad
] us responsible for boys and girls he put
in our charge.
Flowers were in memorial to Waite
Branson, Sr.. by his brother, Frank Bran
son and son. Walter BrRnsOn. JT., an
J. A. Jackson, by wife. Ella Alice Jack
4 son. and daughter Vivian Harris.
The fourth and last quarterly cOmmun
ion service OF the year will be observe
June g. Rev W. f. Guy. presiding eide
Of the ST. Paul district, will preach a
! II a. m. Holy Communion will be inst
I tuted at p. m.
The senior choir has placed a defnit
significance on their June musical: tn
{ will be a Robe Rally" funds To be use
e TO complete payment on new summer robe
n A very fine start was made at the launcl
ing Of the rally. Wednesday. June II
e cash donations Of $40 from Holsey JordRr
g IS each from Birdie Jones. Z. GertruC
: Boldly, Cora f. Moore and VILLA Ma
Barber. were paid; others made pledg
% be furnished by the choir with Miss Laul
: from one to five dollars. The program wi
Mae Smith and Mr.. Adkins as que
artist. You are all urged to attend tn
special musical. Sunday. June %, at s p. Z
Make your way to some church Sunda
June % you are always welcome at
James A.ME.-Bertha L. King.