St. Paul recorder., 1946-07-19

81 James ANIL. ChuFNhs 100 OILtn We
confuse the difference between Christianity
I and ChuTchanity Christianity Is the way Of
] living which adds up and brings about the
| fine way Of living. There never has been
] found a more practical way Of living than
| Christianity. With all the products Of this
[ church and other churches the way that we
can take theory and put il into action Is
/ what counts the putting Of the grace which
I we have into action, wanting 10 live a
! better life every day Of our lives. When
| we come in the place that what we want
! TO do and what God wants Us TO do, come
| together then we have practical Christian
| ity." said Rev. Moore in his message at the
! II a. m. service, using the text, Romans
| Mines Eva Neal. Alberta Davis and Matte
| A. King, chairman. secretary and treasurer
I Of the Women's division Of the building fund
| rally, turned over to the regular building
| fund treasury S3,l69.i9 John NJ. Patton ae-
l cepted in the absence Of X. l.. Stokes. ST.,
building fund treasurer. Among the Visi-
| tors welcomed at the morning service were
| William L. Terrell, Kansas City, Mo. FL
wood johnson, Detroit Mich. Harry Greg
and William Mcintosh Of 6s9 lglehRrt Ave,
! and A. SeltIeF Of Alabama.
A group Of % children from the Sunday
! School. ehAperoned by Leila A. Smith.
Johnnye Mae Pierce. and Ophelia Harmon.
were guests of the Veterans MOthers Hos
at Como Park. Cars TO take the children
out were provided by George Brooks. Jr..
| james BoIden. and Cyrus L. Lewis, Sr.
July 2l Is WOmen's Day. Miss Myrtle
Garden will be the guest speaker for the
morning service. hrs. Arthur J. Mcclure,
executive secretary Of the Minnesota United
/ Nations Committee. will be presented a.
guest speaker by the women at Silver
Tea" at 5 p. m.
Mems Day is August II. Mr.. B. C.
| Archer, chairman. has planned an out
| standing treat for that day.
A very special welcome Is extended 70
/ both men and women to worship at st.
James. July 2l. "Women's Day."-BerthA
| L. King.
Pilgrim Baptist Church: Last Sunday
| July II, was Annual Youth Day Sunday"
| Professor Walter Ridley, professor Of
psychology at Virginia State College.
| Petersburg, Va. was the guest speaker. His
message was entitled, Looking Around the
! Corner" Professor Ridley's splendid mes
| sage was very instructive as well as timely.
Miss Betty Lewis gave the Children's
| Story, Miss LeatTice DOdd gave an organ
! solo, and Miss Carolyn Combs was sOlOist,
in addition TO music by the gospel chorus.
| Mr.. Moses Knott, Jr.. gave the morning
prayer, and Mr.. Harrison Williams read
the Scripture. Miss Laura Mae Smith was
mistress of ceremonies.
Mrs. Donald NorringtOn. 3l4 N. GrottO,
Mrs. lone Brown, 1880 18th Ave. s., Mpls..
MINI. Mr.. Jerry Robins. 642 Rondo Ave-,
united with the church.
Flowers on the pulpit were given by Mr..
and Mrs. W. NJ. Tyler and Mrs. RoXie
Anderson in memory OF Mrs. Viola Cox.
Flowers were also given by Mrs. Mary Bell,
Mrs. Stella Arnold. and Mrs. Roxie Ander-
son in memory Of Mrs. Della Bell.
Among the visitors were Mrs. Adelia
Wilson. Mrs. Tommye Overton. from Cos
mopOlitan church, Chicago. ILL.,; Cpl.
Stephan Sheppard. Camp Lee. Va. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Smith Centennial Baptist
church, Louisville. Ky: Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Boyd, Danville, ILL.,. Mrs. Mary
Rogers, Mr.. U. b. Rogers and Miss Ethel
James from Tabernacle Baptist church.
Selma, Ala. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton, ST. Paul.
MINI. Mrs. Eleese Bowman, A.M.E. church,
Chicago ILL., Mr.. William E. Camphor.
Knoxville, Tenn; Mr.. Mark A. Wheeler.
and Miss Odessa Thomas. 9S4 Bryant Ave.
N, Minneapolis, Mimi, and Mrs. r. W.
Shute Nashville, Tenn.
In the evening service. Miss Lillian Dow
ney gave very instructiOnal address
What Shall We Do About the Child1"
and Mr.. Harrison Williams gave a very
interesting and extensive report on the
Youth Of Many Races at Green Lake r.
Others who participated on the program
were: Mr.. William Lawrence, Jr.. Mr..
Richard Murphy, Miss Willie Brown, Miss
Edna Stone, Miss Olga Anderson. Music
was by Gospel Chorus. Miss Lois Milsap
was mistress Of ceremonies.
Next Sunday. July 2l. Rev. Floyd Massey
will preach at the morning service: the
evening service will be in charge Of the
Missionary Society, and Mrs. Lydia Brown
will give a report on the BTU. and Sum-
day School Congress, which she attended
In Chicago. ILL.,, June 1928.
All members, family and friends should
get in readiness for the Pilgrim annual
church picnic, at Como Park. Sunday. July
2s.
The Young Women's Usher Board will
meet at 4sl Thomas Ave, Tuesday, July
2S. at 8 p. m. Mrs. Louise Num- will be
hostess
Don't stay home because Of the heat, we
have electric fans to keep you cool
wayman A.M.E. Church: Sunday the
pastor. Rev. L. P. Ashford. preached from
the subject, Relieving With the Heart"
Romans 1910.
That Is Just what they say about the
church. they say that we Christians have
allowed our hearts to run away with our
heads-thRt we are fond Of enjoying our
emotions and our affections, but are lazy
about exact thinking. So they go on to
| declare that our religion Is little better than
a sentiment, and that in II we are not
seekers for truth, but seekers after feeling
| St Paul knew the kind Of belief that really
saves. belief of the heart that what really
matters about a man or woman is what he
/ or she loves that in the conflict between
head and heart, the heart will always have