St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-26

PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH; On last
Sunday, Rev. Massey spoke from the topic.
Christ. Who Guides Us Best" The
message was taken from John 81.
The children's story was entitled. The
Wind and the Sun"
When the minister extended the in
yitation for new members, Mrs. Virginia
Mae Presley. $40 N. Western Ave. Joined
the church.
Flowers on the pulpit were given by
Mrs. Alberta Bell, by Mrs. Alberta Crump,
and by Mrs. Stella Arnold and Mrs. OvertOn
in memory Of their mather, the late Luev-
mia Benton.
Registered visitors were Elder and Mrs.
Lincoln Johnson. Mt. Zion Gospel TRber-
nRcle, Joliet, ILL.,. Mrs. Tommy Overton,
Chicago. ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs. George Wes-
ley. Chicago, ILL.,, and their daughter Mrs
simmons. Minneapolis Mrs. William Ser
rell, Kansas City, Mo; Mrs. NJ. Fulson,
Oklahoma City, Okla. Mrs, John DersOn,
Fergus Falls, MINI; Mrs. Thomas John
son, Fergus Falls. MINI. Mr.. A. ]. Gallo
way. Portsmouth, Va. Mrs. X. +. Judy.
William Nilsson, ST Louis, Mo, Mrs.
MHble Oniton, Chicago, III Mrs. Minnie
Washington, Kansas City. Mo-. Mrs.
CeRliR Washington, 81. Paul; Mr. James
X. Lynn, st. Paul Mr.. Ernest W. Lind
sey. 81. Paul Mr.. Shirley johnson. Mason
City. Iowa: Mr.. and Mrs. Tom johnson,
Mason City. Iowa.
Al the evening service hour, Mrs. Lydia
Brown, president, Henrietta James Mission
airy Society, gave n full, interesting, and
inspiratiOnal report on the national Sun
day School and Il. r u congress, Chicago,
Ill. on last mRnth. Others on program were
Mr.. Alberta Pleasant Mrs. Lille Downey,
and Mrs. Thelma Thomas. Rev. Joseph Tur-
ner gave remarks
On next Sunday. July 2s, Rev. Massey
will bring the morning sermon. repre-
sentative Of the Gideons International will
make brief appeal for their cause Rabies
sill h
ing reveal that Little Floyd Massey. MI,
son Of Rev. and Mrs, Massey and little
Donald Thomas, son Of Mr. and Mrs Ezell
Thomas, will be dedicated. The Gospel
Chorus will sing for the last Sunday before
their months vacation They return to
their place in september
On Sunday afternoon. the Pilgrim mem
hcrs and friends will gather at Como Park
Tor the annual church picnic Chartered
street cars leave Dale and Rnndo al ? so
,. m: and leave the park at 80 p m.
vespcr service will conclude the park
outing. There will be no night service At
the church. All dinner baskets will be
trRnspnrtcd by Mr.. Andraw Guthrie by
truck free OF charge. They will leave with
the car
On Monday. July 20. the board Of trust
ees will meet on Tuesday, the hoard Of
deRcons will meet and on Friday. August
z ne quarterly church business meeting
Come to PoIgrim and worship in the
church Of Lofty Friendship.
st. James AME Church: The Senior
Choir will present It's regular 4th sun
lay Night musical, July 2sth, at 500 u. m,
MINES T. Gertrude Boldly and Mary Ellen
Miller, co-chAirmen
Attend church regularly you are always
welcome at st. James. Bertha L. King.
CamPhor Memorial Methodist Church /:
A report Of the bishops conference with
rsturned veterans was made by Warren
Hays. delegate to this national c0nfer-
ehee that was held in Columbus. Ohio.
July 81, at the II a. M. service hour
last Sunday. Our pastor Rev. Clarence
7. r Nelson, conducted the service and
stated that he was well pleased az the
report made by Mr.. Hayes, who was one
Of the 500 Methodist veterans who attended
the conference. Only 1000 churches Of the
denomination were asked to send dele.
gates To this conference The veterans
proved TO be ouhpoken and gave MANY
valuable suggestions to help devotion a
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