St. Paul recorder., 1946-11-08

81. retsr a. n. 4. ChuTehi Ihe servIe,4
on last Sunday were very instructive hhG
helpful TO the large audience that hearG
the morning message. Many Of the onicers
and members commended the pastor fOi
the timely message.
The chairman Of the debt-eAneelling AM
improvement rally is desirous Of havinl
enough money TO pay all the church debt
by the frat Of 1917. Every member Of the
church b requested TO help in this rally.
Why not once again clear St Peter Church
Of all indebtedness7
Allen Christian EndeavOr is taking on new
life, and a good spirit is being manifested
By those attending the meeting at .. m.
sVery Sunday. You are urged 70 bring OF
send your young people TO the churct
youth meetings.
The ABGs Club is planning 10 have
hne musical program Sunday afternoon.
the chairman Of the committee on arrange
ments for this special program. Let S
encourage this fine group Of young
women.
The Pastor is planning messages which
will strengthen the spiritual life Of the
people. His subject Sunday morning will
be The Things That Strengthen The
Christian Life" Evening worship At 2 $50
D. m. Subjecti The Call TO Christian
COnstancy." The evening message will be
based on the teaching In the Book Of Jude
You are cordially invited to worship with
US at all services.
is willing to consecrats his service this
day unto the Lord r., lst Chronicles 20 Is.
was the text Of Rev. B. N. Moore's mes
sage at the IL a. m. service: the subject.
The COnsecrated Church"
Officers of clubs and auNiliaries were con-
secrRted following the message. A very
effective service was the conservation Of
Helen Fulbright and Cora +. Moore as
stewardesses they were assigned to stew
ardess board number two. The new robes
Of the senior choir were dedicated.
The Gospel Choir musical was attended
by highly appreciative audience; besides
special groups sung by Villa Mae Barber
accompanied by Vivian Ruth Atkinson, the
following guest choirS were on the pro-
gram: Zion Baptist Gospel Chorus Of Min
neaDolis Gospel Chorus Of Pilgrim Bap-
tist Church, st. Paul; the choir of Mt
Olivet Baptist Church, st. Paul a special
seNtet from Zion Baptist, Minneapolis, ri.d
the mems quartet Of St. james, st. Paul
group Of members Of the Charles ia
cob Missionary Society will visit with in
mates Of the State Hospital at St. Peter,
Mimi. This visit will take the place of
the regular meeting for this week.
Rev. Moore's subject Nov. 10, II: 100
a M, will be Spiritual Depression
Ahead Walter Hayes, vice president Of
the University of Life. will present the
topic to be discussed at the youth meet
ing at $3.50 p. m. Plans for a pow-wow
Nov. II are in the making. Come out and
particulars
Among the visitors who worshi2ped at
the morning service we're: Mrs. n. A.
Evans and Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Oliver of
81. Paul: and Irene Andrews VI Marietta,
Ga.
Come and worship with us at any ser
vice.-Bertha L. King.
CamphOF Memorial Methodist Church
DR.. H. N. Carroll, district superintendent
delivered the sermon at the II am. serv.
ice last Sunday. Dr. Carroll stressed the
need OF forgiveness in the sermon which
preceded the administration of the Lords
Supper. Mrs. Catherine Neal was the
solOist for the anthem sung by the choir
under the direction Of Mr.. Albert Ban
ham: large audience was in attendance
At the CamPhor Golden Hour program at
6 80 pm, when two pictures were sbown
by Mr.. Herbert SehOn Of the United La.
Dor Committee Of Minnesota for Human