St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-01
Sy CHARLES ALlR

and Mrs Robert Williams.
Rev. Massey expressed apprecia-
ton to the members and friends who
remembered him with cards and
tokens on his birthday, Thursday,
July "a.
Rev. Massey has served as instruc-
tor this week at the Baptist Youth
Fellowship Camp at Tipi Wakan,
Spring Park, Minp. He taught the
course Social Ethics of Jesus" Our
youths were well represented at the
Theresa Brown, Sally Moody,
Davetta williams, Obedia and Bette
Jean Hunt attended the Junior High
Camp, July 90 to rs. From July rs
to August 3, Myerhene Allen, Moses
Knott, Jr., and William Lawrence,
Jr., are attending.
After the IL a. m. service last Sun
day, the congregation went to Como
Park where the annual church picnic
was held, closing the day with the
vesper service.
on Sunday, August 3, Rev. Massey
will deliver the communion sermon.
The senior choir will return from
months rest to occupy the loft. The
Gospel chorus will now have one
month vacation.
No night worship services will be
held during August Everyone is
welcome at Pilgrim. We have large
electric fans to keep you cOol.-Mrs
n. J. Hunter.
Sunday, August 3, will be our
Home Coming Day. We are invit-
ing all former members of st. Peter
Sunday School and Church to come
and worship with us Sunday. The
Rev Carlye F. Stewart will be our
guest speaker at the 1915 morning
service. Mrs. Alyce Stewart, his
wife, will be guest soloist. Both of
our ChOlTs will sing. We are eN-
pecting many Wis TORS, the members
are requested to be present to well
come all visitors.
The Mems Day committees are
busy working hard to make their
program August "a greater success
than the WOmen's Day. We are
thankful for the faithful men and
women of the church, and are glad
to see the pleasant rivalry between
them. Let every member do what
he can to encourage our young
chairman, Mr.. Whitney Young, and
be a financial sponsor of Mems Day,
Sunday August cath.
The Women's Day program last
Sunday was a grand success. The
missionary address given by Miss
Minnie Rank was inspiring and
thought provoking. Two persons
Joined the church at the close of her
and the Musical Notes caused our
hearts to rejoice. The members of
the Junior choir gave a good account
Of themselves by rendering three
special numbers, and the solo by Mrs.
Louraine Chivers was enjoyed by all.
The afternoon program was good
and enjoyed by the persons who
braved the heat to come out and help
make the day a grand AFFAIR. Thanks
to chairman, Mrs. Harriet Jones, and
CO. chairman, Mrs. Edithe Bowman
and all who helped in any way to
make the day a success.
TRUE APOSTOLIC CHURCH
All services were enjoyed and at
tendance regular last Sunday, at
True Apostolic Assembly. The pas
tor preached at both morning and
evening services.
Visitors included Mr.. Lewis Jones
OF Minneapolis, and Mrs. c. Bable,
St. Paul. Thursday evening prayers
are given for the sick, from 8 D. m.
to 10 y. m. Mans extremity is Gods
opportunity. When man has gone to
the extreme God can heal with
God, all things are possible.
on Friday evening, August /,
Bible class will be taught by Elder
A. Robinson. The subject will be,
Make Yourself a Channel for the
Highest and Best That God Has to
Utter Through You" All are well
come.