St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25

preach at both the morning and evening
services this Sunday. April 81.
At the II o'clock hour he will use for
his topic will be who Is My NeIghbor r.
The Camphor choir will provide special
music at both services.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
Sermon topic last Sunday was Stop
Pretending" Text; why Do You Pretend
to be Somebody Else - l Kings l4:l6.
Rev. Massey pointed out that pretense Is
an experience all of US have had. Some
pretending is not bad at all. However.
much pretending 10 devastating. We lose
our individuality and become poor imi-
tRtions Of some one else. Be yourself {:
Believe in yourself Working together with
God we can make the best of our short
stay on earth" The children's story topic /:
The Donkey and Little Dog"
Mr., Frederick Barker, 463 Carroll Ave,
and Mrs. Clayton Harper. 667 st. An
thony Ave, Joined the church.
Visitors we're: Mrs MabIe Smith. Kan
Paul: Mrs. Lucille b. Jackson, ClRrks-
dale. Miss; Alfred C. Thomas Kansas
City, KAns.
Evening worship hour was under the
auspices Of the Missionary society with
Mrs Efie LArkins in charge. Soul stirring
message in song was rendered by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jean Jones. Ober Boys club.
Visitors are always welcome at Pilgrim
All members are urged to come out to
next Sundays morning worship service at
/ a, m, with Rev. Floyd Massey, Jr., in
the pulpit. At p. m. DR.. L. W. Harris
memorial services will be held with Cos
pei chorus in chArRe.-Lavinia S. Murray
ST. JAMES A. NJ. E. NEWS
Rev. MOore's message for the morning
service last Sunday was from the subject,
Mr.. William Jackson united with the
church.
Two groups Of young people. the Juniors
chosen from the church school, and the
Seniors from the University of Life. elected
their candidates for King and Queen Of
St. James to be crowned by Bishop Gregg
at the First Annual May Day Tea i"
May II. Candidates from the church school
are Patricia Foster. Emily Clark, Bruce
Williams and Russell Roberts from the
University Of Life. Morrie Ethel Man
ming. Jeanne Stephens. Bradford Benner
and Robert Cox. Bradford Benner is one
OF the captains Of the rally. Charlotte
Perfect will lead the discussion for the
Local Discrimination"
Mr.. Lester Boyd. chairman for the
Mother and Daughter banquet. promises
a very delicious menu and plenty Of Il
The banquet will be May Is at p. m.
The Young Women's Auxiliary. a mis-
sionary group. promise lots of fun at their
indoor carnival. Monday, April 2S, at the
parsonage. There is no admission
Mrs. Cora E. Moore will be presented in
recital, at Sioux City. Iowa. Friday, April
Rev. Moore's subject for Sunday, April
q. is 80 Great Salvation" The Gospel
choir will sing.-Bertha l. King.
ST. PETER A. NJ. Z. NOTES
The increased attendance at the morn
ing worship Is indeed commendable and
reminds Us Of the glorious days Of other
years.
The Grant Missionary society will meet
Friday, April rs. at p. m. with Mrs.
Ida G. Wagner, $3.50 Fifth Ave. s.
The st. Peter LaymRn's League met
Tuesday evening and plans were made for
the LaymAn's convention at Detroit, Mich.
In July.
The young peoples chorus will have
their annual Mothers Day program at
the vesper hour, Sunday, May II. Please
do your part TO make It a success as Of
last year. Mrs. Halle Ewing, directreTs.
The Sunday school board met Tuesday.
Plans were made for the Children's Day
program. The committees appointed. Miss
Eunlce Beverett Il superintendent
The Officers and members with their
pastor are looking forward to May 8, the
date Of our free fellowship dinner. Mr.,