St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-15

Pilgrim Baptist Church Notes; Rev
MAssey's sermon topic for last Sunday was
What is Thine Occupation - The text,
What is thine occupation Shepherds
both we, and our fathers the land Of
Egypt IL before thee" Genesis ~ g, 81.
The children's story topic was. The
Real Winner" A selection. Give Me Thy
Heart" WIS sung by the senior choir, a
group Of well-trained voices under the d.
rection of o. v. Hall, with Mrs Hattie
Hall. organist The gospel chorus sang
Go Down Moses" and gospel number.
You've Got to Love Everybody" The
chorus. under the complete direction Of Miss
Arlee Harris, il attracting wide acclaim
and appears frequently on programs
throughout the Twin Cities.
The young peoples chorus rehearsals are
on Monday and Thursday evening each week
at the church, with Alexander Jordan as
director.
The registered visitors were: Mrs. Floyd
Massey. Sr.. Of GAstoniR, N. c., mother of
the Rev Floyd Massey, Jr. Sargent Mat
thew W. johnson and wife. Weich. West
Virginia Mr.. and Mrs. William Norwood.
Washington, d. c.; Lemmie Armstead,
6O7 st. Anthony: Miss Odessa McAdams.
st. Paul: Charles DanfOrth, 666 Rondo
Ave, and Mrs. Lillian Wright. 1855 St. An
thony Ave.
On Friday. March is, the deaeons and
trustees are to meet with the pastor at the
church at 8 p. m.
Next Sunday and Monday. our high school
and college youths will attend the disciple
ship eonvocatioh at Temple Baptist church
in Minneapolis. The session begins at 2 80
.. m, Sunday. and at 3 as a. M, Monday.
One Of the five national speakers is Negro.
Next Sunday at 5 p. m, the Missionary
Society will sponsor an evening service.
Carl y. Carlson, county organization secre-
tAry, United Temperance Movement of Min
nesota, will give an address and will show
a movie.
On Wednesday. March 20. the fourth SEES
sion Of the Christian Life Institute, will
be held. Every churchmAn should attend
this meaningful revival. II will continue
for six sessions. This is part of the
Lenten program.
On Thursday. March 81. the Mems Club
meets at the church.
Camphor Memorial Methodist Church
Notes; As a basis for his sermon last Sum
day morning, our pastor, the Rev. Clarence
T, X. Nelson, told about Salvatore tSaml
CAscRvilla, bus driver on Eighth Avenue.
New York City, whom he met recently. as
"A Modern Saint and Peacemaker." Ac-
cOrdinR TO Rev. Nelson, Sam" as he is
called. is the most polite and courteous bus
driver or conductor he has ever met. Pas
tor Nelson's sermon was outlined as fol-
lows in keeping with his observations of
Sans actions: % In his saying to pas
senEers boarding the bus: Women first,
the wars over" this humble bus driver is
calling our attention to the fact that women
should be given first place in our respect
and conduct toward all girls and women.
t2) The bus drivers concern about blind
man who got on the bus, calls our attention
to the fact that we should be greatly con-
cerned about others, especially those who
are less fortunate than We are. 49, Sans
kind and gracious treatment of all people
makes It practically impossible for any
body TO get tough with him" This kind of
attitude is the way TO world peace as well
AS peace between individuals, Rev. Nelson
declared.
The Women's Society Of Christian Service
conducted World Day of Prayer service
at $3.50 p. m. Sunday. with Mrs. l.. S
Tabor as the leader. The Youth Fellowship
presented musical at the family hour
service at 8 80 y. m. The Misunderstood
Christ will be the subject Of the sermon
by Rev. Nelson Sunday at the IL a. m.
service. Lassye VAnBuren. former Rust
College singer, and now student at Ham
line University. will be the guest soloist for
the service. The Womens Society of Chris
tiAn Service will be in charge Of the family
hour service at $50 p. m.
ST. james A. NJ. Z. Church Notes: Speak
ing from the text, St Luke "A. And
Jesus answered him saying. it is written
that man shall not live by bread alone but
by every word Of God" REV. MOOre's sub
Ject was. Not BY Bread Alone" Bread.
Rev. Moore said. represents not only that
which sustAins the physical being but all
material necessities Of life. Bread is also
a symbol Of one evidence Of Christian living,
Good deeds" Cast thy bread upon the
water and il shall return.
Mrs. Bernadine Williams and Mr.. CovAn
Scott united with the Church.
The Board Of Religious education met
Tuesday, March s, some Of the projects dis
cussed were Easter services of the Sunday
School and youth groups Mother and
Daughter, and Father and Son bAnQuets in
May and June, and the Daily Vacation b BILE
School. The officers are Mrs. Beruice Duke,
chairman Mrs. ClArindA Cox, secretary,
and Mrs. AldOniA Anderson. treasurer.
Sunday, March II. is quarterly Communion
Day. The Rev. W. 4. Guy. Presiding Elder.
will bring the message at the morning sery-
ice, Communion service at 3 100 p. m.
The topic OF discussion for the University
Of Life at 80 p. m. is. The Obligations
Of My Faith" led by Mrs. Irene Greene.
Mr.. Cecil Newman will be the guest
speaker at the senior choir musical. March
"a, at 500 p. m. Ms. Villa Mae Barber
and Mrs. Loretta Powell Williams are CO
chRirmen.
Starting Friday, March is. from 70
.. m, members Of the Junior Church II
years and older. will be instructed in a
catechism class preparatory To being read
into church as full members. Easter Sun
day morning.
Visitors welcomed At the morning service
were: Mr.. and MS. Floyd Blakey, Wash
inEtOn, d. C.. Nathaniel Dixon. New York
City Mn. Elizabeth Harvey, BeRvenworth,
kansas John W. Smith, Chicago, H.. and
Cecilia NewsOm. Macomb. lll.-BerthA L.
King