St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-24
Church News Notes

WaymAn A.M.E. Church. sl9 Fremont
Ave. N: Sunday was Quarterly meet.
ing day at WaymAn, Sunday morning the
Presiding Elder. Rev. W. Z. Guy brought
a soul stirring message which was en-
jOyed BY all.
ST. Peter A.hE. brought the Communion
message which was full Of truth and
food for thought. The st. Peters choir
furnished the music.
Immediately after the afternoon service
the Rev. Guy left for his home in Spring,
field. III. Quarterly conference will b
held Wednesday, June s, at p. m.
Thursday evening at p. m, another
Townsend Plan club will be organized Al
WaymAn. All members who have Joined
are urged to be present.
Friday evening, May "a. at D. m. the
Pastors Aid Society will meet at the par
sOnAge with Miss Irene Sehaffer hostess.
Sunday morning the pastor will occupy
the pulpit
Sunday afternoon at 3 p. m. the official
board will complete the State Rally. Cecil
Newman will be the speaker and q musical
treat has been planned.
Sunday evening. May rs, at 5 p. m, the
S.M.T.'s of Queen Esther Temple No.
will have their annual sermon at WRyman
with the st. Paul lodge as guest. Rev
l.. P. Ashford will preach the sermon.
Sunday. June 2. at p. M, BiEhoI
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district will dedicate the WRymAn A.M.E
church.
Sunday, June ls, Is women's day al
Wayman.-Church Reporter.
st. James A.M.E. Church. St Paul: A
very strong missionary appeal was made
by Rev. %. N. Moore in his morning mes.
sage. Using the text, Acts 1853, And
a vision appeared TO Paul in the night
There stood n man Of Macedonia and prayed
him. saying. Come over into Macedonia
and help US"
A very direct appeal was made to the
congregation for the starving people OF
Europe. An offering of S2l was given
for European Relief. This project will
20 through the st. James Service Guild
Mrs. Gladys Johnson, president, Miss
Elzora Norwood Of st. Joseph. Mo, united
with the church.
Sunday May 26. will be a day Of Prep
arRtion" for the Great Day." June 2
Rev. MOOrc's message for the 26th will
be The Righteous Marching" June 2,
Rev. William II. Griffin will speak AT
the II n. m. service. At I p. m, The
official closing Of the Building Fund Rally
Bishop John A. Gregg will be guest
speaker; the $4,000 Building Fund will
be dedicated by both Rev. Griffin and
Bishop Gregg.
Among the visitors who worshipped al
the morning service were A. W. Hayden
Minneapolis: Mrs. Matte Warrieks. Des
hOineBs Iowa Rlhn Ilufk anu lsTAel lie
haney Of Jamaica. The Senior choir will
be presented in its Fourth Sunday Might
musical, Sunday, May 26, at p. m
Messrs. John Waters and Albert Mum art
co-chairmen. You are cordially invited
Bertha L. King.
st. James A.M.E. Church; The Mother
and Daughter banquet sponsored by thu
Board of Religious Education Of st. james
A.M.E. church. May l6. $50 p: m, wa
n very outstanding evening Of fellowship
Mrs. Cora +. Moore, program chairman
pres siding presented a well balanced pro
gram, starting with short sinEspiratioI
led by Gloria l.. Williams. Mr. ]. +
(MRRnolia) Coleman, the guest speaker
brought many truths and helps to bOtl
mothers and daughters. Others on program
were. Mrs. L. x. Salvage, Betty Adkins
Sondra Jean Anderson. Janice Ponder
Francis Lacey. Wilma Allison, Wanda
Blakey, Constance ScrogEins, Villa MAJ
Barber, st. James Trio and Gloria Roberts
the program closing with remarks by Rev
Moore
A very outstanding feature Of the eve,
ming was the corps Of very efficient mer
who took over the kitchen and table serv'
ice. They were Messrs. Howard Mcintyre
J. c. williams. DUFF Charleston, RiCharC
l. Stokes. Sr., John Claiborne. Bismarl
Archer. Clarence Duke. Lester Boyd. ClAr
ence Anderson. Harry S. Brown. J. X
Lynn and Rev. Il. N. Moore. The VCrl
delicious turkeys were cooked by Mines
Maude Brooks, Marjorie Ward and BERTHE
Mae Harris. Others contributing towarC
the preparation of the food were. Mrs
Maggie Beard. Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Pierc'
and Mrs. Glenora Lewis.
The officers Of the Board Of Religion,
Education are. Mrs. Bcrnice Duke, chair
man Mrs. ClarindA Cox. secretary Mrs
Aldonia Anderson, treasurer; Bertha l.
King director Of religious education.
Pilgrim Baptist Church; beautiful
service was conducted Sunday morning
by the pastor. Rev. Floyd Massey, Jr
The rostrom was beRutified with towers
given in honor Of Mrs J. A. Knott, by
Mr. and Mrs.. Knott. Soul touching music
was contributed 10 the service BY both
the Senior choir and Gospel chorus.
Rev Massey delivered an inspirationSl
and soul winning sermon from Acts :2S
The Great Moments Of Decision
Among the many visitors Sunday morn
ing were, Mrs. E. 6. GateWood Of Rochester
MINI: Miss Jean Lind. Houston. MINI.
Mr. f. Farrell, Kansas City Rev. L. C
Harris. Minneapolis Mr.. William OShields
st Paul and the following students from
the Rethel college, ST. Paul: Janet Phil
lips, Mary Ann Anderson. Dorothy Nelson
Doris RicheTt, and Barbara and Marjorie
Carlson.
Reports were made from the Units re-
porting money raised from the Rally fol