St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-04-19

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PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH: Rev
MAssey's Sermon on Palm Sunday, was
More than they Expected" His text
the city and wept over iG"-LUke 1874.
The chidrens story was entitled, A
Palm Sunday Story" Visitors present
were Floyd Franklin, Jersey City. N. J.
George Bryant, Little Rock Baptist church,
WessUn, Miss. Miss Nathalie Doxy, Pro-
fessor Of Music, Rust college Miss Lassye
Van Buren,, Manchester college Miss Ruby
Brunch, New Orleans, La: Mrs. RIOS! e
Byrd and Crystal Watts. New members
received were: Helen Ray Taylor. SIG
St. Anthony: Mrs. Lillian Reed, $50 lyle
hart: Sally Ann Moody. 727 Rondo Dewey
Peters, 81 TitDn St: Louis McDavid.
1875 st, Anthony. Flowers were presented
by Mrs. Efie LArkins.
At the evening service the Christian
Life Institute leaders presented reports
classes. On Easter Sunday. the church
school will have its program at 10 a. m.
Baptism will begin the morning worship.
At .. m. the Christian Life pageant
will be presented under the direction Of
Mrs n. J. Hunter. At p. m. the Senior
choir will render an Easter cHntata en-
titled My Redeemer Lives" Mr.. A. V.
Hall will direct and Mr.. Douglas Lewis
will be at the organ. The baby contest
between Pilgrim and st. James ends April
90 D. H. ~ AllkEuH- AT o D. III. bl
the same date, the social action com
mittee is presenting Neil DOdsOn Russell.
news editor Of the st, Paul Recorder news
paper. You are always welcome at Pill
sT. JAMES A. NJ. E. CHURCH: Rev.
MOore's message on Palm SUNDAY morn
ing. was from the subject Jesus Pass
ing By. Guest sOloist for the morning
was Mrs. Watts Bey of New York CITY,
niece of Mr.. James Watson other visitors
wCrshIping at the morning service were :
Edward Cunningham Of Laurens, So. Caro-
lima Mrs. Denis M. LanIel, omaha, Neb-
raska; ". G. RenfrOe, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Mrs. Bessie Johnson. niece of Mrs. A.
Gardner, Of Los Angeles, Calf Mr.. and
Mrs. booker Jackson and Mr.. l.. ". Stat
ford, a former member Of st. James now
resIuinR IN Sea.Lie Wash. and MT. Mar
ceiIus ClemmL ms, St. raul Mrs. Ethel
harris united with the church. At the
close of the morning service the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. CIemmOns was bap-
IIGed. ounUay being decision day IN tine
Roberts; Veronica JarOIners; DOTUInea
hui and Constance Hill joined the Junior
Church. A large class OF JuniCr Church
members IL years and Oluer are being
prepared TO receive Iull membership IA
Church on Easter morning.
The ChIldTens Easter exercises and the
plRyIet by n group UG OlGer EIrs was VEL
apprecIaIIveIy received by the paTen.s and
tIIenus WAC ATTENDED. lhe names of Eta
Jean BOYD VINO played a group OF piano
selections and Ermon owen, VINO wac
Elizabeth in the playlet, were omitted from
the program.
The Church was very beautifully dec
OrRVed by mr. Is. &. Archer with rains /.
at the close of the morning service the
palm branches were cOnsecrated by Rev.
Moore and tne congregation led by the
cnOIr joined in the Singing of The Palms {.
waving the branches in the traditional
custom.
The sacraments Of Baptism and Com
munIOn will be instituted.
CAMPHOR MEMORIAL METHODIST
CHUKCH NOTES: Ihe largest cOngrega-
ton OF the year was present last SUNDAY
and participated in the Palm Sunday morn
ing worship service. The choir under the
direction OF Mrs. Celeste DOug lass. with
MISS olga Anderson at the organ, sang
beautifully. Zachary I. MOnsOn singing
OF The Palms Just before the sermon
was really inspiring and every one was
glad to near IT again. by request. after
the sermon. A timely and Thought pro-
vOKing sermon was delivered by the heV.
George Nj. HOuser, OF Cleveland, Ohio.
keV. hOuser, who is the executive sec
rotary OF the Committee on Racial Equality
and MEMBER OF the national SIAN OF the
Fellowship OF Recommendation, was forth
rIRnt IN mis- Remuneration OF the evils OF
segregation anu discrimination. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank johnson. Dr., joined the
church and their INFANT daughter was
cnrIstened. The infant daughter of Mr..
and MRS. Miner was also cnTIsLened and
mir. VIII brown was baptized. ne Will
be read into tull membership on Sunday,
Rev Robert W. heIIey of the Border Metn-
OdIst Church, Minneapolis, ana the CHOIR
had charge OF the special RAIN SUNDAY
evangellstIc service At $50 y. m. Rev
hGI.ey sermon was dynamo and the
an nj nn hnt he lNn
OF clarence Z. Underwood was enjoyed
by ali present. JOhn nj. MOulLrIe WAS the
organisL. Easter sunday will be q busy
Jay IN CampnOr. Lne Easter program
by the SUNDAY School Will be rendered
at lU:l5 a. m. ana the morning worship
Rev. Clarence I. X. Nelson, preaching.
AS this will be the last regular service
Of the ly4o-46 conference year, the roll
call Of the membership will be mAue By
the pastor and ali members are expected
To answer II at all possIDIe, officers OF
the cnurCh are sponsoring an ON TO Con
terence CeieDrauon" Tor Kew. and MRS
Nelson with a literary and music prog All
from 7 To ~ y. m. Rev. and MRS. NeIson
VIII be presented a cash purse as they
complete eignt years IN the CRmpnOT
LhuFcn. 1ney viii leave for the Lex
Ington Annual Conference IN Detroit on
Monday.
Inc Minneapolis Ministerial Alliance
had its FaSsIOn Week service at border
on Tuesday, april 10 at y. m, Rev. "A,
r. Martin plesIued Kew. l.. 4. Ashford
gave the sermon. the Prayer Band leo
the song ana praise service the Border
choir led the combined chOlTs IN several
appropriate numbers.
The Easter services begin at AS n. m
on sunday, April Il. lne Church School
will have ITS program. lhe morning wor'
ship at IL 30 a. m. Rev. K. ". Kelley
Will preach. There will be a number oil
bRptlSms.
sunday. April IL: SII 18th Ave. s.
James A. NJ. T.. Church, brought touch
ing sermon on Psalms blessed is tbs
Man that walketh in the Counsel of the
unGOdiy."
Visitors: Miss Barnett, Mr.. Garnet
Davis. Mr.. Howell, a discharged Navy
sailor Sick List: Mr.. Harry Blackwell.
dren will have their program at IL 20,
O'Clock. come out II you have no Othel
church to attend. Rev. z. X. Thomas viii
bring the Easter sermon.
SAINT PETER AFRICAN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES; The lRrgI
audience at st. Peter Palm Sunday morn
ing worship filled the peWs, and caused tn
late Corners to go TO the balcony. Tn
organ music by Mr.. Lewis of st. Paul
the singing by the Junior and Senior choir
added much to the worship. The pasto
brought the morning and evening mes
sage. which was enjoyed by the con
EreHatiOn.
VIM. Modem and the Rally Committee ar
very much encouraged by the many who