St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-02

CAMPHOR MEMORIAL CHURCH NOTES
This coming Sunday May 4thl, Camphor
Memorial Methodist Church will have as
their guest the Rev. c. 7. r. Nelson. their
former pastor and now executive secretary
Of the Board Of Education Of the Lexington
Conference Methodist Church. Rev. Nelson
will preach at the morning hour and At
lPM he will speak in q great mass meet
ing in the auditorium Of Camphor Church.
The CamphOr Memorial Choir will render
special music at both services assisted by
other musical talent Of our city. At the
evening hour, the pastor. Rev. Robert r.
SHELTON, will preach. using for a subject
"A Crown Of Life" The pastor and MEM
bers Of CamphOr Church especially ihEIte
all churches to b. represented at the
pm service to hear Rev. Nelson.
ST. JAMES CHURCH NEWS
Those who worshipped at the IL Am.
service were privileged 70 hear Rev. Gar
ence 7 X. Nelson. former pastor Of Cam
phor Methodist. now executive secretary
Of Christian Education in the Lexington
Conference, bring the message, using rs
his subject. Walking with God.
Walter BransOn, who has been connected
with the Church through his childhood
came forward and re-pledged himself TO
Walk with God
As special acknow ledgment Of the
appreciation Of the very splendid Work
that Rev and Mrs. Nelson have done dur
ing their nine years Of pastorate at Gam
nnOT,
in civic activities in St Paul. special
Offering was taken on Sunday morning a.
a nucleus Of a fund with which special
gift will be purchased for their new home;
Mrs. Winona Minis Of Minneapolis WI
he prpseDtPd BY the Gospel Choir Sunday
NAV 4th at 3 100 Pm. Mrs. Minis is we'll
known in st. Paul and Minneapolis rs an
outstanding Gospel singer.
Nav ilth. Mothers Day. Bishop John A.
Gregg will be the guest speaker at st
-. loo
Bishop and Mrs. Gregg will be the guest
Of honor at the First Annual All CLUB
Tea" The public is cordially invited
On Monday. May II. a general church
meeting will be held. at which time busi-
ness pertinent to the erecting Of the super
structure will be discussed and voted upon.
Rosamond Frances Miller was welcomed
rs a visitor worshipping at the morning
service.
panel on the subject Of universal
military training will be presented AT th S
University of Life Sunday. May I, at $3.50
Pm by Arthur Sternberg and two other
members Of his group who have made a
special study Of this subject. An open dis
cussion will follow. A very special inVi-
tation to all to attend.
subject Of Rev Moore's message. Sunday
morning. May l.. Bertha L. King.
TRUE APOSTOLIC CHURCH
Sunday school opened at 9:45 am last
Sunday The attendance was good. The
lesson was we'll discussed and very inspir-
ing. The pastor preached at both meetings
during the day. His theme was The FL
fectual Fervent Prayer Of a Righteous Man
Availeth Much" James 5:l6.
The prayer band service is at your dis
posal Call BR. sO95. Elder A Robinson.
Meetings are held every night at 4l6 Du-
iii Mrs. John Carter, 1909 18th Ave. n,
was in a streetcsr accident Sunday night.
She was shaken up but is doing very well.
Mrs Mamie Hart Of Alb Dupont Ave. N, is
getting along nicely after a long illness.
Mrs Nices Adkins. 534 Aldrich Ave N;
is back home after minor operation and
is doing nicely. Mrs. John Love. 1918
Fourth St. s. has been very sick but her
condition is much better.
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. II. W. Bolts, Pastor
At $3.50 am. last Sunday, April q. we
were greeted with large group Of young
people for Sunday school.
At the lO:45 am. worship service, the
Gospel chorus and the Junior choir jointly
furnished the music. The morning message
was delivered by Rev. NJ. HolcOm, repre-
sentative Of the Worlds Baptist Crusade
large and inspiring congregation was
present and a EOodly number of visitors
At the close Of the message, two men united
with the church. one a former member.
the other a candidate for baptism.
The Mems Fellowship club met at pm.
large group Of men were present.
The evening service was well attended
Rev. Bolts spoke on Love the Badge Of
Discipleship." The Senior choir brought
a mes sage in song.
On Sunday morning May 4. at the II
am service. Rev. Bolts subject will be
Obedience Better Than Sacrifice" Fol-
lowing the sermon. the rites of baptism
will be administered All candidates for
baptism are requested TO please be present
at II a.m.-Church Reporter.