St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-11-21

with the scripture lesson for the
morning, nth Chapter OF St. Joru.
and using part of IL for the text,
Rev. Moore spoke from the subject,
'lnteTcessIon for SaIyauOn. a.
though II was the fourth Sunday,
music was rendered by the Senior
CnOIT with two guest sOlOIsts. ATB.
JuanIta Crawford. Of Big Bethel,
Atlanta. mother Of Mrs. Maybelle
stephens and sister Of Mrs Hsnd r
son, and Mr.. James Edwards, star
Of Deep Are the Roots cast, rem
dered two outstanding solos. Other
visitors who wOrshlpped at the
morning service were Mrs. Bonnie
Morris and Mrs. J. X. Murray Of st.
Peter A. NJ. T., Minneapolis; Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce r. Lucas Of st. Thomas
Episcopal, Minneapolis; Mrs. Annie
Foster Henderson, Oakland, Calf.
and James X. Washington OF st.
Wearing a dress which has served
his family for two generations as
a baptismal robe, he himself being
the FIRST Of the third generation.
Robert Arnold Murray, Jr., son of
grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. A.
Neal and great grandson Of Mrs.
Amanda Bell, an honorary stew
ardess of st. James, was baptized
GOdpaTents were Mrs. Bruce Lucas
Of WayEata Blvd, Minneapolis, and
Mr.. Il. A. Mallory. Stewardess
Board No. 1 attended the Baptismal
Service.
wedding anniversary, Rev. and Mrs
Moore received congratulations from
a host of friends from The va
churches Of the Twin CttiOG- Indi-
vidual gifts as well AS a purse s,e,e
presented to Rev. Moore.
In place OF their regular fourth
Sunday Night Musical, the Senior
Choir will sponsor a Twilight Must
cal Tea" at p. m. on Sunday, No
vembeT %. A program has been ar
ranged by Mrs. Cora +. Moore, direc-
tor Of the choir and chairman Of the
program: Mrs. Allie Balenger Is CO.
chairman.
The University Of Life had one
OF it's most outstanding meetings
with Mr.. Charles EDWARDS AS uesI
speaker, others who took part in the
service were Miss Gloria l.. Williams,
who led the group singing and acted
as president in absence OF Bradford
Bonner: Charlotte Wilson, Rosie Mae
johnson, ErmOn Owens, Gloria A.
Patricia Foster who took part in
the worship service. Miss Francis
Myers, state supervisor Of Young
People, will be the guest speaker at
She will talk on "A Well Rounded
Program for Young People"
Gratitude" is the subject Of Rev.
MOOres message for the IL o'clock
service November %.
Come and worship at st. James.
You are always welcome.
Bertha l. King.
BORDER BRIEFS
We are pleased to report that our
pastor, Rev. Chas. T. Parker, Is i'm
The definite outcome OF his delicate
operation will not be known for
several weeks. Our prayers are for
his full restoration 10 health.
Our ministerial friends have been
cooperating 100 per cent during the
means to express our gratitude. sun
day, Nov. rs, Rev. II. W. Bolts, Jr.,
will occupy the pulpit.
A rare treat Is In store for all,
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 when the
PK'S will present their program. A
splendid spirit of Christian cooperR-
tiOn is helping Mrs. Chas. T. Parker,
sponsor, to make the program a
grand success.
superintendent, Is seeking the Co
operation of every parent In an ef-
fort to build the church school into
an organisation that will NIL great
community. need. viii yoG cooper
'u% ST: PETeR A.M.E. CHURCH
The services on last Sunday were
well attended and deeply spiritual.
The Rev. W. f. Guys message at
1915 a. m. was thought provoking.
and heart searching. The Rev. r.
n. Moore preached one of the best
communion sermons we have ever
heard during our recent union com
munion services. The pastors of all
the AM.E. churches OF the Twin
cities, with some members OF their
congregations were present. The
music rendered by the st. James
church choir of St Paul, was enjoyed
by all. Thanks to the visiting wor-
shippers.
Peter church. were the guests Of the
Veterans Hospital last Sunday at
$40 %. m. The greetings from the
minister and the inspiring songs by
the choir brought JOY and comfort
to the hearts OF the disabled vet
Grams The chaplain commended them
highly for the service. The recep-
tion on Monday evening was well at
tended, and one of the best ever
given to Rev. and Mrs. II. c. Boyd in
st. Peter church. Mr.. James l.. Lewis
and his committees are to he com
for making the afair a grand sue
cess. Thanks to each and every one
that took part in helping to honor
the St. Peters minister and his wife.
Love Never FaIleth" Cor 1873.
The Rev. II. c. Boyd will bring a
Pre- Thanksgiving message, Sunday
morning at 1915. The evening serv-
ices at 1880 will he sponsored by the
Senior Ushers board. Theodore b.
Knudson, Judge OF Municipal Court,
will be our guest speaker. There
will he special musical numbers. and
a good program. You are invited to
attend the services. We welcome
you