St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-30
ST. JAMES CHURCH NEWS


From the Scripture lesson Of the morn
ing. l Corinthians l6:l-lS, Rev. Moore used
| as his text the 18th verse. Watch ye. stand
| fast in the faith, quit you like men, be
strong his subject was Defending Our
| Faith"
The Gospel Choir sang for the morning
| service. The flowers were a memorial TO
SGT. Harold W. Beasley, killed during
| World War ii.
Visitors wOrshipinR at the morning SER
vice were: Mr.. Brockford Thompson Long
View. Texas, brother-in-law of Mrs. Lucille
Williams b. c. Ingram of Portland Ore
gon: Harold ROOsen, Bethany Lutheran
Church of Minneapolis Ellis r. Fitzgerald,
brother and son Of Mrs. Eva Henderson and
Mr.. T. II. Fitzgerald, respectively, and Mrs.
Leona johnson of Cold Water, Mississippi
sister of Mrs. Jessie Coleman.
Rev. and Mrs. b. N. Moore left Monday
for Waterloo, Iowa, to attend the District
Conference; Mr.. James f, Smith is also
attending as the Steward delegate. Rev.
and Mrs. Moore will return Friday.
There will be a special meeting Of the
Committee Of One Hundred" Friday, May
30. 8 100 p. m, at the church; all COM
mittee members are urged TO be present.
Rev. Moore and Mrs. Neal will make their
report on the new project and an important
decision is to be made.
The Church School pupils Of Airline ALI
son, Jeanne Stephens and Walters 1.-THE
Junior Dept.l enjoyed their Church School
period at Lake Como last Sunday the Pri-
mary Dept, Charlotte r. Wilson. Charlotte
Pertett and Bradford Benner will 60 out
this Sunday.
In spite Of the fact that DR.. Crump was
not able to have the pictures of his trip his
descriptions and stories were so well told
that al felt they had made the trip with
him. DR.. Crump was the guest speaker for
the Senior Choir Fourth Sunday Night
Musical; Villa Mae Barber, chairman,
Hazel Starke. cO-chairman.
The Monogram Circle will present their
Annual Vesper Hour Musical, Sunday June
l. at p. m. Mrs. Carrie Powell, chair
man.
The Pastor and Officers Of st. James
welcome all visitors to worship at St.
James.
Sunday. June l. Is Communion Sunday
the subject Of Rev, MOore's message is "A
Complete Table"
Bertha L. King
PILGRIM CHURCH NEWS
On last Sunday morning, Rev. j. W
Phelps filled the pulpit in the absence Of
the Pastor: Rev. Floyd Massey, who with
his family is attending the Northern Baptist
Convention in Atlantic City N. J..
The Children's Story. told by Moses
Knott. Jr:, was entitled, How One Finger
Saved a City
The sermon topic was, What Will You
Do with Jesus7"
The Pilgrim Baptist Usher Board observed
its Third Anniversary at the evening wor-
ship hour Miss Gloria Williams. a June
Graduate, spoke on, Our Part in Building .
Better World"
Visitors last Sunday were: d, f, Baker
81. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Graham, Joplin. Mo. |
Mr.. l.. L. Smith Kansas City, Mo. Betty
10 Wickman. St. James Church. st. Paul. /
and Student Delegation from Bethel Acad-
envy. St Paul.
Sunday. June !. the Social Action Com
mittce has Mayor Hubert Humphrey Of
Minneapolis as their guest speaker. Church
Reporter.
ST. PETER A. NJ. E. CHURCH
The services were well attended Sunday.
The Spirit Of God was present to help the
two choirs and pastor to minister to the
waiting congregation and while the choir
was singing, Something Within Me That
Holds the Reigns," two persons Joined
the church. The Jolly Sixteen Pageant,
The Women of the Bible" was en- loved nv
the many present. They are To be- com
mended for doing their parts so we'll, and
presenting to tn" church a pageant with a
historic and spiritual background The
most OF them are young married women and
are active in the church.
The Fourth Quarterly meeting will he
Sunday. June 3. The Rev VIM f. GUY
Will be the preacher Communion sermon
by the Rev. Edw X. Thomas at 3 u. m.
The Sunday School program will be at 80
y. m.
Sunday, June 1. at IO.45 a. m. the Rev
II. c. Boyd will speak Subject: The Need
Of the Holy Spirit in the Heart Of a Be
lever, at 80 p m. The Senior Choir
viii present their monthly musical program.
r"u ar" invited to worship with us.
VISITORS TO ST. PAUL OFFICE
Visitors to the St Paul office: Irving
taImer, $40 Marion c. NJ. Dorsey. qB7
igI"hart Ave : Enoch Marshall 662 Rondo
Ave. Ralph Ward, 7o7 R6ndo Ave Mr.
r. R"lyidcre, Mr.. II. W Schurk. Iqp |
Rnndn Ave.