St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-01
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PH1yim Baptist ChuTeh NOtssi The ser
mon. hiEhly appropriate for Rally pay, We
'sThe Miracle OF Cooperation oAseu O'
Marx 6:SO-4S.
v,,i,or, included: Mrs. Marie MeCCSan'
y. Anssiss, calf. Ms. Primit5 Cox
Ninneapolis; Mis- Emmagene SSi,,Sa,
CbisaRo, H.: Mrs. Mae z. HeGgeT, So'U IA
biG, No. {; Paul L. LhS%a'i D md MS.
AIheTt Jackson. Cleveland. Ohio; " ~
PsSsis Brown, Baton Rouge, Ia. L.
PS,,ii. vim 81. Paul; Mrs. Hattie ~,
LinS. Mrs, Alice Hill and kaymon sSl-i M
Covan, Tenn. Mrs. Hattie Wilson, ioT ~
Kansas. and Mr.. Bertha "eieh anu
Earet Weleh.
-, q, IN. altar were presented BY
ui.s Katherine Durham through ~
Clsirs paws, and BY hrE Alice Ja ,Sin
NJ. Anderson, and Ms. Robert "hilAinA'
c.t.pdar Of Events Wednesday, PRAYER
,,Scfing, ThurNday Ladies Aid, E;SO Pm
N iS51 Thomas: Friday, Missionary 20
cirty. ESQ pm. at 6ls 81 Anthohy' ~. -
Friday, Quarterly church business mee''hS
At 8 100 pm
C.m,hor MemSrial Methodist Ch1Teh
49,, 'sThe Fight for Freedom Goes on
- he subject Of the sermon By our pas
- rev, Clarence T. r. Nelson, Al tne
M n. m. service last Sunday. The pastor
Snye sone Of the highlights Of his recent
trip 10 Washington, where he ied pie -
line Of fOrty-hye ministers IN iLOht o. ~
900 conscientious Objectors who nave zen
jrnnTBsoned since World War ii began
RogeT Wenderlen Neal. JI., the infant son
o. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wendenieh Ee1l'
sr.. was ehristsned by the pastor oeIOts
ne sermon. A fGvOrite hymn service was
beid Al 40 pm. DR.. Harry N. Carroll
our district superintendent from Chicago
Will preach at the II g. m. service on sun
dny and the Communion OF the Lords Slp-
per will be administered by him me
business meeting Of the second quar- SSIIs
conference will be held at 7 80 pm.' Sun
SSy. following the CamphOT Golden Hour
program at $50 pm. Two edneAtohA ~
notion pieturea will be shown at the
Camphor Golden Hour. Titles Of the pic
tures are ''LaboT's Challenge" and q SOUND
movie The HouSs Live e. IN 1b,rS eI ~ tbe
series Of first Sunday programs, bringing
TO the church and community subjects OF
great Importance in our everyday life. -,
81 Peter AME Church Notes; The
Rev. W. E. Guy presided over our IL 1!
quarterly conference, Thursday October y
He was well-pleased with the Improvement
made on the interior Of the church build
ing, He commended the pastor for Ms
leadership, and the Officers and members
for their loyalty and cooperative spirit; We
are grateful TO DR.. Guy for his ministry
he conducted our first quarterly confer
enee of the year. He Is becoming more
seasoned as q new presiding elder. May
God bless his work throughout the st.
Paul District.
had a grand time at their pre-HAllowe'er
party, which was held In the church base
ment. All enjoyed themselves. The date wal
wednesday, October 80. Mrs Wreatha Max
we'll, director Of Religious Education, Misi
n sfaNa ~
Sunday school, Curtis Chivers, assistant
Rev. H. c. Boyd, and other officers and
teachers were there TO help make the partJ
The neWly-elscted Officers Of the many
church clubs will be mentioned in the
church notes as soon as the elections arr
Sunday, November 8. will be designated
a. Church Officers Day. All officers Of the
church are requested TO be present Sunday
Officers Of the church clubs. The Rev. H
C. Boyd will bring the message. His sub
ject will be. The Duties Enjoined Upon
the Pastor Officers and Members Of tht
Church" The entire membership Is urget
to be present. Evening worship at 80
Christian Fellowship" Young People,
meeting and Christian EndeavOr at SOC
p. m. You are cordially invited 70 worship
with us at all services.
st. James AME Notes. Rev. William Z
Guy. Presiding Elder Of the 81. Paul Dis
trict was speaker for the IL O'Clock service
on Quarterly Communion Sunday, speaking
from the subject. The Three Fallaeies.
Music was furnished by the Gospel Choi
with special numbers by Mrs. Matte Eli
and Mrs. Berdie Jones.
Rev. H. c. Boyd Of st. Peter Church
Minneapolis, and his choir rendered a very
fine service at the 3 O'Clock service.
4Uaa O n
and Mrs. Myrtle Harris, chairman, pre-
scented a very interesting program for thei
first musical. Those appearing on program
| were Mrs. bessie Gresham, guest artist
Douglas S. Lewis. VIM. Hardy, JohI
Waters. Bradford Benner. J. X. Lynn, AM
Albert Mum. Rev. Guy was the CUES
| speaker.
Miss Doris Massie was discussion leade
| for the youth meeting at s 80 .. m. Mis-
! Charlotte r. Wilson will lead the dis
cussion. Nov. 8, at 80 p. m. the subjec
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