St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-04

81. James AME (St. PAUL. Church
Notes: Speaking from the subject Chris
tiAn's Wake TAlkie' Rev. Moore said,
Though comparatively new in use during
World War No. 2, the Walkie TRlkie is
as old as Christians faith in God, as old
the day when EmmRus walked and talked
with God. The Walkie Talkie kept men,
battRliOns and officers in touch with each
other though separated by great distances
We worship God not because of physical ap-
pearance but by Faith. As the Walkie
Ialkie equipment must be kept clear Of
static and interference. so must the way
between God and man be kept open prayer
is the instrument for strengthening percep-
tiOn between God and man
At a short church meeting following the
BenedietiOn questionnaires were distributed
Introductory 10 an Every Member Can
vass" with John NJ. Patton as Chairman.
very inspiring message was delivered
by Rev. Emerson SwRnk, midwest secretary
Of the Fellowship Of decentralization, who
was introduced by Rev. {. T. X. Nelson.
Also present and giving a short response
to his Introduction was "WRllie" Nelson,
brother Of Rev. c. 7. r.
A special cabinet meeting of the official
board Of St. james, called by Rev. Moore,
met on Monday evening laying definite
plans for fall and winter activities, para
mount among them being the pTese ntatiOn
Of Mrs. {. X. Moore in recital by the of
fetal board. Mrs. {. +. (Aldonia) Ander-
son, chairman John NJ. Patton. vice chair
man.
Senior Choir 4th Sunday Night Musical
October 2Ith, $500 D. m.
The Young WOmen's Auxiliary will hold
its first regular meeting and election Of
officers Monday, October I. with Mrs Viola
Lee.
Rev. William f. Guy. Presiding Elder
Of the St Paul District will hold his first
quarterly meeting at St. james, St. Paul.
Sunday, October p.
The Sacrament Of Communion will be
observed at the II a. m. service Sunday.
October 7th. Rev. Moore will bring the
special Communion message.
The teaching staff Of the Church School
will be formally appointed and presented to
the Church on the morning Of the It'll St
James is looking forward to the integra-
ton Of many more young people into special
youth activities and the general church
program.
Welcomed as visitors at the morning serv-
ice were c. W. Rape St Paul, and Nan
Macleod Of Eau Claire, Wis.-B. L. King.
Notes: Mems Day was observed in our
church last Sunday. Gods Man" was
the subject Of a timely sermon at the
IL a. m. service by our pastor, Rev. CLAIR
ence T. r. Nelson. The Mems Day chorus
directed by our choir director, Albert Ban
quartet, composed Of Messrs. Bantam,
Lawrence Walton, Al Burks and Herbert
Russell, sang Steal Away" Cecil Neal
associate chairman for the days observ-
anee, presided at the morning service.
William Billiard was the chairman of the
Finance committee and James H. Rideaux
served as chairman of the Courtesy COM
mittee DR.. Leroy Williams, 4 business man
Of Little Rock. Ark, and the father Of
Irving Williams, well known Mill City
orchestra leader, was among the visitors
attending the morning service.
Harold Rowland, chairman for the Mems
Day Observance, presided at the Mems Day
program at 1880 p, m. Wallace F. Nelson,
brother Of the pastor, gave an interest
ing address. based on his experiences in
prison as a conscientious ObiectOr.