St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-12-06

Personals: Miss Ruthie smily was
taken suddenly III at her home. 1888 Emer-
son Ave No. Mr.. Abe Snoden Of 1910
Grace Jordan and Eyone Byrd Of 100 eth
Ave. No. are also on the sick list.
Pilgrim Baptist Church; Rev: Massey's
comnUnion message was entitled That
Which Has WithstOOd the Ages" Text
and the gates Of hell shall not prevail
against it."-MAtt 1918.
Children's story entitled: Trust and
Friendship"
church, of Jackson, Miss. Charles Hen
derson. New Zion Baptist church Of Miss,
joined the church on their Christian eS-
perienee.
Robert Fulton. 4l2 Carroll Ave. is a
candidate for baptism.
Flowers on the altar were given by the
Home Department in memory of Mrs.
L. W. Harris and Mrs. Addie Howard
The membership Of the church brought
gifts to the pulpit for Japanese relief.
On next Sunday Rev. Massey will bring
the morning message. At $3.50 p. m. we
will have the public ordination service of
two newly-elected deacons, Mr.. Charles
Anderson and Mr.. Moses Knott, Sr. Rev.
II. W. Bolts. Sr., will deliver the sermon.
The Gospel choruses Of Mt. Olivet. Pilgrim
and Zion Baptist churches will render
music.
Our new deaconesses. Mrs. Willie Black
and Mrs. Jeanette Knott, will be reeoG-
niZed also.
Visitors on Sunday. Dec. l. were Mrs.
Oliver Strader of Springfield, Ohio; Mrs.
George W. Day, Huron, S. d. Mrs. Mary
Davis, St. Louis. Mo-; Raymond BledsOe,
5l2 st. Anthony Ave. Homer c. Speese,
$40 Rondo Ave: Dean H. Speese. $40
Rondo Ave; Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Rawls.
Camphor NJ. z. church Mr.. James Wor-
ten, Kansas City. KRns. Mr.. W. H. Jack.
ST. James. AME Church News (St,
Paul. From the subject Report TO the
Church" Rev. Moore's subject for the 1
a. m. service, most informative detailed
report was given Of the special session OF
the General Conference held in Little
Rock, Ark. The text, Revelations 2:l-6,
a very appropriate one for the position in
which some of the Fathers Of the Church
found themselves, was used ~ a dynamic
| closing TO the report.
The sacrament Of communion was insti'
| tuted at the close of the message, Rev
Moore being assisted by Bros. Calvin Park
| er and James N. Smith, Stewards and
! Stewardess Board Number l, Mrs. CeceliS
| WOrthingtOn, president.
| The Young People met at $50 p. m
| and packed a box to be sent TO Japan al
part of a project Of the St Paul Council
| Of Churches. These boxes will be dis
| tributed among the needy Christians o.
Japan. Miss Ethel Manning is chairman
of this project. December Sth at 6 80 thu
moving picture Lease on Life" will b,
shown development of the thcm'
Stewardship" subject How Well Ar
! You" We earnestly urge all TO take ad
vantage Of the showing of this very in
formative picture at no charge.
At the official board meeting Monday
Dee. ?, plans were started for an "OpeI
! House" to be held on January LIST honor
ing Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin N. Moore
/ h. kut fat nj nd eli
ers Of St. James now approaching thei
seventh year. This Open House" is 70
the public as we'll As the members Of ST
James Mrs Della HolsOmhack was ap
pointed general chairman by the vice chair
man Of the board, Mr. }. X. Jones'
In place Of their regular Fourth Sun
day Night Musical. the senior choir viii
present the story Of The Nativity" "A
the traditional Christmas morning service
Among the visitors worshpping at tn