St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22
CHURCH NEWS & NOTES

Thomas preached q touching sermon, using
as his text Ps. l07, l-2: Give Thanks
Unto the Lord, for He is good for His
Mercy endureth forever. Let the redeemed
Of the Lord say so, whom he hath redeemed
from the hand Of the enemy" He brought
out very distinetively several questions.
Visitors included Mrs. Marguerite Price,
Mrs. Gladys johnson, and Sgt. Thomas,
The Allen Circle will meet Thursday at
p. m. at the home Of Mrs. Avis. The
Missionary will meet at 2s2s Slst Ave. s..
Friday. at .. m.
Choir rehearsal, Wednesday evening, at
the home of C. Cook. 2726 8Oth Ave. s.
WAymah A NJ. z. Church Notes; Sun
day. quarterly services were excellent /;
financial reports were very good attend
ance regular. Rev. Guy delivered a very
inspiring message at the morning service;
At 100 p. m, Rev. Moore and his Gospel
Chorus served. Rev. Moore delivered q
very profound sermon. Rev. Guy left at
the close of the afternoon service to attend
the Bishops Council in Little Rock. Ark.
We are very grateful to the Lord and
10 the good friends and members, for their
contributions towards the completion Of our
building.
Friday evening, the Pastors Aid Society
will meet at the home of Mrs. Mary God
man, 525 Emerson Ave. N. The president,
Miss Irene Schafer. is asking all members
TO please be present
Sunday afternoon at 80 p. M, the Youth
the pulpit.
Sunday afternoon at % p. m, the Youth
Guild is sponsoring a young peoples must
cal. Come out and hear the talented youth
Of our city.
February 2s. at ZOO p. M, the St. Paul
District Missionary Board will meet at
Wayman. at 500 D. m. There will be
public service and program. Everyone is
welcome.
March 8, at 8 80, the Margaret Rhoades
Missionary Society of Wayman Is having
a Missionary Service; Evangelist Cuddellus
Jackson of St Paul will be the speaker,
and a lovely program has been planned.
Come out and witness this great service
Church Reporter.
Border Methodist Church Notes; The
Methodist Union Sunday was a fine ser
vice Of worship at Border on February IT.
The choir director, Clarence c. Underwood.
Sr,, was the leader of worship. Stanley
Hunter, northern Minnesota conference lay
leader, brought a helpful message on the
text. Thou Shalt Love the Lord Thy God
Love Thy NeiRhbOr As Thyself."
The George Washington tea was an Occa-
sion Of beauty. delicaey. and inter-raeial
goodwill. We are grateful to the Hattie
Dryer Guild for this splendid success.
The twenty-eighth anniversary of Border
morning speaker will be the pastor, the
Rev. r. W. Kelley. His theme will be
Small ReginninRs." The Pot-Luck dinner
will follow the morning worship. Every
member and friend OF Border is urged TO
bring a covered dish, and enjoy a fine
family gathering. Rev. Henry H. Lewis
will show the dedicatory movies on the
new church built in 1887. Rev. H. Allen
Smith. pastor Of Shiloh Temple Of Mime
apolis, will give the afternoon address. A
number musical selections will be pre-
The Prayer Band will meet on Tuesday.
February 26, at p. m, at the home of
Mrs. Alice Finney, 1918 Fourth St. s.
Pilgrim Baptist Church Notes: We were
very glad to have our pastor, the Rev.
Floyd Massey, who has been attending the
FEPC conference in Washington, back with
us. last Sunday.
His sermon subject was, Don't Give Up
the Ship" and his text was BE Of good
courage and He shall strengthen thine
heart" Psalms q ia.
Special music was presented by Harold
Rowland. who sang Bless This House"
Leroy StrOwder, a former member Of the
2lst Street Baptist Church of Bessemer,
Ala, united with the church. Visitors in
cluded Leon Wagner Of St Paul
For the evening service. the Rev Eugene
Alger of Brooklyn, N. Y. spoke on "Dyna-
mite in Europe and America" Music was
furnished by the Gospel Chorus under the
direction Of Miss Arlee Harris.
Be sure and come out next Sunday eve
ming. and hear Walter Ridley, who will
speak for the Mems Club on Christian
Social Righteousness"