St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-02-28

st. James A. NJ. +. Church News; In
observance Of Temperance Sunday The
Rev. d. IngersOl. representing the United
Christian Temperance Movement, brought
the message at the IL am. service. Rev.
lngersol used as his text the 2lst Chapter
of st. John. stressinR Love for Christ"
very forceful and informative message on
the affect Of alcohol on the most i'm
pOrtant part Of the brain. Closing their
interracial theme for Brotherhood month
the subject Discrimination as See It,"
was discussed, led by Charlotte Wilson
and Merrie Ethel Wilson.
The Panel on Segregation was pre-
scented by three young men from HAmlfne
University, a change from the musical pro-
gram presented by the Senior choir on the
by a quartet composed of Messrs. Paul
Curry, Ed. Brown. Worthy Turner and
Mr.. Harold Lewis. with Mrs. Dorothy
Simms. sccompanist. Two groups were
was chairman, Mrs. Magdalene Oliver.
co-chAirmRn.
The Young Women's auxiliary. OpheliR
Harmon. president, will meet Monday.
March third, at the parsonage for their
regular business meeting. Thursday. March
sixth. they will be entertained by Villa
Mae Barber, s97 IglehRrt Ave. at their
gOcial meeting.
Keep in mind the MONDAY Lenten
services each Wednesday from 1915 to
being brought by a different minister each
Wednesday. Rev. Floyd MAssie. Jr.. of
Pilgrim. conducted a very spiritually rich
service at the first meeting.
The Rev Charles MosebroOk OF the
Winona Methodist church and Rev. b. N.
Moore will exchange pulpits on March
-econd, morning and evening, assisted by
Mr.. John NJ. Patton and Mr.. N. R.
Burgess He will also be the speaker for
the University of Life at 6 80 pm.
The Committee Of Gone Hundred" la on
the march several interesting projects are
in the making. Addie Jackson and Phillip
Freeman are next.
Reverend Father II. Thomas wOrshipped
with us at the II am. service and gave
the pastoral prayer. Miss A. Mitchell and
.wo friends from Hamline University were
guests at the evening service.
Delegates from the Sunday School and
Peoples Conference are: Charlotte r. Will
son, Merrie f. Manning: Robert Cox Rosie
johnson and Yvette and Harold Lacey.
Get the habit of attending some Church
each Sunday. st. James doors are all
ways open to visitors. Bertha l.. King.
CamphOr Memorial Methodist Church
Notes: LAymen's Sunday was observed in
our church last Sunday. Mrs. Milton b.
SOrem, a member Of the HAmline Methodist
Church and a member of the speaker
bureau Of the St. Paul Council Of Human
Relations, delivered a lay sermon on the
subject Jesus Was Radical" at the
II am service With the use of appro-
pirate scripture Sferenccs Mrs. Soren
pointed out that Jesus was not con-
Eervative. but one who stood out against
the status quo.
James II. Rideaux, our charge lay leader.
presided The speaker was introduced by
Mrs. Clarence T. r. Nelson. The responsive
reading was led by Herbert H. Ferguson
and the New Testament scripture was read
by Ms. l.. S. Tabor, Mrs Addie c. Few
made the appeal for the Laymens Sunday
rally Offering.
The evening service was in charge Of
Mrs. l. S. Tabor, vice president Of the
Women's Society Of Christian Service, who
conducted a special World Day Of Prayer
program. Those participating included
Elaine Tabor. Mrs. Eva Taylor. Mrs.
Duecie Neal Mrs. c. T, Nelson, Mrs. Julia
Lewis. Mrs Eloise Gardner and Lois Rob
'nson. Rev. Clarence 7. r. Nelson. pastor.
will prearh at the II am. service on