St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-04-05


Mrs. LORRAINE Chivers and her daughter
Constance and Miss Doris Escue can be
highly commended for the musical recital
given last Sunday evening for the benefit
Of the church. The attendance was good.
The improvement and debt-cancellinE
rally committee met with the trustees.
Tuesday evening. and appointed twenty cap
tains. The committee appointed by the
pastor. Sunday, and the captains, will meet
Monday evening At the church at 8; $50 p. m.
VIM. Modem, one Of TIM oldest wOrshippers
Of the church, Il the rally chairman.
Jesus SteadfRstly Set His Face to go
10 Jerusalem" will be the subject Of the
sermon at 10 as - m. Sunday, by the pas
tor. II. C. Boyd. The senior usher board
Is sponsoring the service Sunday evening,
and Mayor Hubert II. Humphrey will be
the guest speaker at 7;lS D. m. There Is
4 good program promised for Sunday eve
ming. The public Is invited 10 come. Allen
Christian Endeayor IL at $3.50 p. m. The
official board will meet at the church Mon
day evening at 8 80 D. m.
Prayer meeting, Thursday, at $50 D. m.
There will be special Palm Sunday SER
vices. The palms will be blessed and given
TO the worshippers. The Holy Week services
vii be announced later.
True Apostolic Church Notes, Sunday
school opened at . AS n. m. with the super
intendent and stat Atatheir posts on time.
The pastor delivered the morning message.
scious," was the subject Of the sermon
Il Sam. 8: 2, 2O). Sister Mary Light SUI
perVised the young peoples meeting at
$50 p. m. The subject was very interest
ing, and well enjoyed. The attendance was
good.
stand Fast In Christian'S Liberty" was
the subject Of the evening service delivered
by the pastor (GaL s; u. We had good
music; Deacon William Brown. with his
guitar. and Bro. Bill Brown at the PIANO.
tFor with God nothing shall be impossible,
st. Luke /; 81 Thursday evening meet
inEs are held especially for the sick and
lost souls. C0pe work out your own SAL
walton. Friday evening, Bible school from
p. m. to 10 p. m, Biblical questions
answered. All are invited 10 attend these
meetings.
Border Methodist Church Notsai The old
revival hour conducted by the Border choir
was a moment Of spiritual vitality. The
old hymns were sung with great enthusiasm.
Many members witnessed to their faith in
Christ. Many visitors were present! Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Williams and daughter. Oesy
Parks: Miss JRcquellns Early. and J..
Smith. all Of the city. We are grateful TO
Hardy White, Clarence Underwood. and the
choir for this service.
The Rev. C. T. r. Nelson brought a stir
ring evRngelistie message from the text In
Jas. :22, BE ye therefore doors Of the
word and not hearers only" The conKre-
and versatility Of the Camphor Memorial
choir under the direction Of Mrs. Celeste
Douglass; Miss Olga Anderson, pianist,
Zachary MonsOn. sOlost The kOdachrOme
slides on the African missionary preacher.
John Weber, his family and work, were
beautiful, and exhibited real missionary
progress. The congregation was served
ice cream and cake In the reception room.
The eOrnerstone-lRyinR ceremony for the
Charles N. Drew mems dormitOry was held
Wednesday, April 5, at 10 a. m, at Ham
line University. Minister and members Of
Border were in attendance.
The morning worship at II n. m. on
April 7 is the fifth Lenten Sunday, and our
regular communion. The nth Lenten mes
sage is The Son Of Man Glorihed."
The minister and choir will be featured
in an evening worship at Grace Methodist
church on Sunday evening. April 7, Mt
7 80 p. m.
The pageant. ''Fairest Lord Jesus is to
be featured by church school and choir on
Easter Sunday. April 81. at Ap.m m.
waymsn AME Church Notes. Sunday.
the pastor, the Rev. l.. P. Ashford spoke
from the subject: Il Am Up On the
Building Doing Great Work and Can't
Come Down"
The morning services were well attended
Many congratulations were received from
the congregation on the pastors message
We invite the general public TO come and
see the changes in the church that have
been made under the direction Of Rev. Ash
ford. One Of the outstanding additions
will be a modern dining room, with a seat
ing capacity Of 65 10 10. We believe Way
man will be able 20 take It's place In the
rank Of the foremost churches Of ths, Twin
Cities. Rev. Ashford has directed the
Churchs financial plans No that twelve
hundred dollars can be invested in the
new building. We are truly thankful for
the great work he has done.
At 300 p. m. last Sunday. the stewards
and stewardesses held their first afternoon
service 10 begin a steward bank account
Participants on the program were Mr.
worthy Turner, sOlOit, accompanied by
Mrs. Emma Sims, and the Northern Gospel
quartet. Mr.. o. c. Hall spoke In behalf
Of the Layman's League Of the African
Methodist Church Such n league will b.
organized in WaymRn before the district
conference. The dynamic pastor II Bethes-
dR Baptist Church. the Rev A. p Martin
brought a sOul-stirriHR message to a full
house. and then went down 10 the offering
table and asked for green money Did they
respond? Yes ! To the amount Of thirty
some dollars. Mr.. Jid Crews was program
chairman.
The Pastors Aid Society wishes 10 thank
all who helped 10 make the Presidents
Wives Council a success
April at 200 p. m. the WRymAn Choir
will present its first musical. Some Of the
cities best talent will appear on the pro-
gram. Admission free. At WaymAn.
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