St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-26
PtIrr,n RaptI.t ChnraA

Rev. W. d. Carter, pastor of
Friendship Baptist church In Pasa-
denA, Cal, delivered the message
last Sunuay Al the PilgTim Baptist
church. ms sermon was All We
May Know Through Coo: the text
was taken from realms -: verses
The children's story was Don't
Try TO Cut Your own Butter" Spec
lRi music was IuFnIsneu Dy the Cos
pei LnVTus ana the senior Choir.
Evening worship was held at !
pm. win the Missionary society in
pulpit was decorated with MOWERS
i.u.I the Ealuvus OF Mrs. AEie Ste
vens, Mrs. Allen Young, Mrs. walter
bIeusUe, anu las. ElneI Williams.
Among the VISITORS were d. NJ.
Martin, st. Paul. Miss Anna Garrett
Atlantic Guy; AIRS. Irene Green, 81.
Paul; Harry l.. Blakey, st. Paul,
". l. Martin and Rosa b. Martin
ST. Paul, Richard Mason. Cleveland,
II. IL. Jones, Boston; Mrs. Florence
Williams, Texas; Mrs. l. b. Scott
and her daughter Anita, J. W. Pate,
Minneapolis and DR.. and Mrs. A. C.
Albright and their children, Chicago.
Schedule OF activities IS as fol
lows: Church school $3.50 am: morn
lee woIs..Ip II a.lIl., evening wor-
ship . am; prayer service Wednes-
uay pm.
Cordelia X. Hunter
Church reporter
81. Paul Church News
MI. OliVet baptist Church
Key. Dickens of Chicago was the
guest minister at the morning ser
vice. His subject was Look Into the
Hills, and his text Say not We
there are yet four months and then
cumeth harvest? Behold 1 say unto
you LIT up your eyes, and look on
the helds, for they are white already
to harvest"
The music was furnished by the
Gospel Chorus. Visitors at the morn
ing service were Mrs Mary L. Rice
and Mr.. Charles p. Dillon.
At the evening hour Rev. J. c. Is
the message. His subject was Hear
the Word Of God" His text was
taken from Exodus third chapter
sixth verse.
The Senior Choir at 5 pm. Sunday.
Will present a sacred concert The
public Is invited to attend,
Rev II. W. Bats, Jr.. will be the
speaker for the DorcaS society
sunday at $50 pm. AT this dedica-
tion service the Society will present
The public lS invited.
Keep. IN NINA, oct. 10. the Mt.
OIlvet homecoming celebration.
Edith Massie
Church reporter
ST. James A. NJ. f.. Church
Mr.. Roy Williams, editor Of the
Crisis" and assistant secretarv ny
the NAACP, brought a very out
standing message on the morning Of
message on Paurs letters to thS
church, bringing out ga, IaCI that
without a very necessary spiritual
weakening all other plans for the
IH9Ch sought Tor peace will fail
Music was furnished by the Senior
Choir with Bradford as soIoIst for
the morning.
Because Rev. Moore had TO leave
the city unexpectedly over the week
ne had planned for that time: Don't
Choir will sing.
As second In a series Of meetings
planned by the Ministerial AIIiance.
Rev. Moore and the Senior CboIr
VIII go to Carter c. NJ. T.. CnaoeI
at 3 pm.
October is World Wide Com-
munlon Day; as is the usual custom
On the flTst sunday Of the month.
the sacrament of Communion will he
observed at st. James
governor Luther TOungdahl will
De the guest speaker at the morning
service on October -.
The Church School stan and the
children Of the Church School were
very happy to welcome Miss Jeanne
stephens back after her summer
vacation. Miss Stephens is a teacher
III In' ) Junior department.
me young people of the Church
VII have their first meeting, SUNDAY.
september 2S, at 500 pm. which
VIII include a social hour. devotions
ana short business meeting. All
the young people Of the church are
welcome and urged to attend
a very special Invitation is ex-
tended to adults especially OF St
) amts 10 attend the Bible Glass
taught by Mrs. Cora Z Moore a.
$50 am. each Sunday. This invita-
ton also comes from other depart
ments Of the Church School,
All clubs and auNlliaries will start
meeting the week of September with
FORMAL organizations. Presidents
are urged to call meeting for this
purpose. '"''
The usual invitation to visitors
to worship at st. James.
Bertha L King