St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-15
Social and
Personal

Mrs. Susie Bowen, Mrs. Bessie
Powell, and Mrs. Clara Turner are
the members Of the entertainment
committee.
willing Workers Of st. James
church will meet Tuesday, Feb.
10, with Mrs. Gertrude Boldly, 594
st. Anthony.
Mrs. Jean Waters was surprised,
Wednesday, February IS, when
members Of the st. James A. NJ. E.
church honored her at a party, Mrs.
Waters has been robe mistress for
several years. She was presented
with a gift as token Of Rpprecia-
ton for her services. The affair
was held in st. James parsonage.
The ST. James A. NJ. e. VIVA,
"Stars Of Tomorrow" presentation
given recently was a big success.
The CTS were entertaining in the
part they played under the direc-
ton Of Alexander Jordan. James
Murray sang because" effectively.
The ehildren's skit, "Chiclets," I'M
der the direction Of Mrs. Leila
Smith, was excellent, with the two
youngsters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Anderson, deserving special
mention for their part. The whole
show was eapably directed by the
chairman, Mrs. Eva Ball.
The Entire Nous Club met Satur-
day, February 2, at the home Of
Mrs. Marian Smith, 464 Carroll
Ave. A brief meeting was held,
after which games were played and
refreshments served. The club does
not meet on regular meeting dates
because Of some Of the girls work.
ing hours. The next meeting will
be on February 16, at the home Of
Miss Ray Whitmore, 800 Rondo. An
election Of officers will be held.
bessie Clemens is president and
Gertrude Nay is secretary.
The st. James A. M. Z. Service
Guild will meet Thursday, February
81, at the home Of Mrs. Johnny Mae
Pierce. All members are asked to
be present.
The Charles Jacob Missionary
Society met Wednesday afternoon,
February 10, at the home Of Mrs.
Susie Bowen, 1882 Avon. A lunch
con program was given. orrington
C. Hall Sr. gave a talk on Africa.
81. James AME Church NOtssi A a
part Of Brotherhood week Observance. the
Rev. B. N. Moore and senior choir. and
the Rev. Wilbur d. Grose OF st. Anthony
Park Methodist Church and bis choir. ex-
changed pulpits for the morning seryiee.
Rev. Gross, speaking from the subject,
The Lord Is the Strength Of Ny Life"
said, 1T IL not enough just TO sing hymns
about being strong; we should turn 10 God
who will help: those who wait upon the
Lord shall renew their strength 10 resist
sin and overcome temptation. God gives us
strength 20 help others In need Regardless
Of race. creed or color. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam r. Brown united with the church.
Rev. Moore's subject for the morning
service at ST. Anthony Park MethOdist
| Church was Loves Atomic Power" AZ
| $500 p. M. the young people Of 81 James
were the guests Of Calvary Evangelical
Church. starting with 4 social hour closing
with a devotional and discussion period Of
which Gloria Williams and Bsrniee Allison
were q part. 81. James congregation Wor-
shipped at Calvary for the evening service,
Rev. Moore as speaker and the senior choir
furnishing the music. Mr.. Samuel Ford and
Mr. Wttta IL
hOOre's subject was "Of One Blood" com
pairing the attitude NJ the Chnrrh and
Communist party which pushes God aside,
he said. Christians have separate church,
81, Communists work together and die to-
Eether. The Negro IL looking for the best
life. hoping for brotherhood through the
aRes the Church has said wait. has prom
ised equality. After 325 years. the Negro
has not des1aired bscause he has been eS-
plotted BY those who Eing hymns the loud
est, he has STAYED with his faith The
Church Is on trial, IL challenged because Of
It's treatment Of Negroes and minority
groups"
The Mr.. and Mrs.. Group Of 81 lame.
were the guests o. the Mr.. and Mrs. Club
Of Mt. Olivet Congregational Church At a
supper meeting, p. m. Sunday. Rev.
Moore led the discussion period subject
the F,E.P.C.
The history Of the A. NJ. =. church will
be given by the University Of Life. in the
form Of broadcast. The script has bern
written by Miss Gloria L. Williams music
This Ia an educational program which
should be Of particular Interest TO ali
vitsd.
For their Observance Of Race Relations
Sabbath, Friday. Feb. IS. a. m. Rabbi
hindh, Temple Of Israel. MinneaDOlis has
INVITED key. Moore as guest speaker.
Council and Confessional Council meeting
IN continuation at Little Rock, Arkanaas,
Feb. 2o-22. 1915.
The VsnlEhing Christ Ia the subject
Of the message February II, II 100 a m
The Rev. B. N. Moore. minister. Come
and worship with uA-BerthA L. King.
CsnDhOr MSaoriaI MsthodISt Chursb
hotssI Race Relations Day was observed
At our church last Sunday. with Or. Miron
A. Morrill,. dean Of Hamlins University, a.
the preacher. DR.. Morrill, delivered an out
spoken sermon on the subject. The Father
and the Sons" Two adults and two children
were baptized By the pastor. the Rev. CIar-
snee T. r. Nelson. Richard Garcia was
baptized. and his daughter. Myrna Louise,
was christsned. Leatriee Sharon Powers,
the infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Troy
Powers. was ehriatensd. and Mis- Eddreas
Few was baptized. Both Miss Few and Mr..
Garcia were read into full membership Of
the church.
Many visitors were present.
The Safe Anchor Of the Soul" will BE-
the subJect Of the sermon By Pastor Nslson
at the II a. m. service on Sunday.