St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

Russell a veteran. will sing. All veterans
are especially invited to attend the II q. m.
service.
Wayman A. N. Z. Church Notesi Sun
day the pastor, Rev. L. p. Ashford, spoke
from the subject: The Religion Of the
Cross"
The morning service was well attended
the spiritual fervor ran high. WRymAn
Is glad TO report the nearing Of the COM
pletiOn Of its church. All Obstruetions on
the interior have been removed this week
its roStrum and choir loft will be com.
pleted. The painters and plAstsrers are In
full sway TO complete their part.
The basement has been painted. stoves
have been installed for the kitchen. When
the dining room in the basement Is finished
we expect to call II dining room beautiful,
1t will have q seating capacity of about
sixty-hVe persons. Christ's Church moves
on. OF course prayer Is the motiVAtinR
power. We invite the public TO worship
with US.
from the subject: The Eagle StirS Her
Nest
Friday evening the Pastors Aid Society
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Lucille
Woodland. lI03 LyndAIe Ave. N.
March rs the Pastors Aid is sponsoring
The Presidents Wives Council" here al
the church. There will be women repre-.
senting the 20 Presidents' wives Of the
U. s A musical and speaker program
has been arranged.
Sunday afternoon at $500 p. m. the
Stewards and Stewardesses are having a
thesdA Baptist Church. will be the speaker.
A good program has been planned on which
some Of the citys best talent are to appear.
The choir will have a musical on the
first Sunday, April It'll. at 500 p. m; Come
and enjoy this great treat, and also help %
sing your favorite sonR.-Church Reporter
Pilgrim Baptist Church NotssI Sermon
title He Opened His Mouth and Taught
Them" Text: And seeing the multitudes
He went up into q mountain: and when
He was set, His disciples came unto Him :
and He opened His mouth and taught
them" Matthew 5;l-2.l Childrsn'S Story
Topic: 80 Wonderful"
Visitors included the Rev. and Mrs. L. C,
Harris, Sll9 18th Ave. g., Minneapolis
Mimi. Mrs. H. CLANCY. I8Is z. 2Ith 81.
Minneapolis; Mrs. Harry MGssenRill, T4d
5th Ave. So; Mrs. Pink Grant, Deacon
Morris st. Baptist Church, Charleston, s
c.: Mrs. RoTie Williams, Union City
Tenn; Miss Idell vertner., Methodist
| Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Mae Reed, 500 Fuller
Ave. st. James Church Mrs. Henry Kirt.
| ley. Centennial Methodist Church Mrs. N
Gilmore, Mt. Calvary Baptist, Muskogee.
| Okla Mr.. Billups. st. James Church, st
Paul; James Cleary, discharged from Navy
| ~ huAs anu AfuMAE NhAoNes
from Army.
The following leaders and young peopI,
attended the discipleShip eOnVOcatiOn. Sun
day and Monday. at the Temple BaptiBt
! Church, Minneapolis: Mr.. Wills, Mr.. AnC
Mrs N. J. Hunter. Mrs. c. J. GriRsby
| Mrs.. Ora heMoore. Miss Evelyn Kelly. VIM
Lawrence. Moses Knott, VIM Coins. AnC
| Betty Lewis.
| On next Sunday morning, March "a, Rev
Massey breaches from the topic, '"Th'
Stsadfast Face" During the afternoon
| over 20 canvassers from Pilgrim will jOif
| hundreds to make q survey on ehurcheS
and unehurchsd residents Of st. Paul.
Al the evening hour, the social actor
| committee will present the principals Of
Mckinley and Maxheld schools a. speakers
All people interested in education and youth
| should be present. Major Ransom IL chair
| man Of this committee.
On Wednesday, March 81, the younG
| W0men'A usher board will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Myrtle Hughes, 289 N. Chatsworth
The Christian Life Institute will hold iti
| fifth session on Wednesday evening al
800 o'clock, March n. The enrolment
has exceeded 50 members. The classes Of
study are a. follows: The Church and
Christian Teaching, Christian Social Right.
eousness. Missions, Evangelism, Steward
ship, and The Returning ServieemRn.
Everyone h invited 10 join one Of these
classes. The sessions close with a DeyO-
| tiOnAl period.