St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-08
ST. JAMES A. NJ. Z. CHURCH

ST. JAMhb n. M H. N"OhS"
NEWS
The first Sunday in the month
being Communion Sunday, Rev. B. N.
MooTe's message was based on the
Scripture, He That Believeth on
Me Shall Never Hunger; He That
BelIeyeth on Me Shall Never Thirst.
Had he chosen subject, Il might
have been The Complete Spiritual
Meal" Special music which was ar
ranged by Mrs. Moore, who left for
the Quadrennial on Friday, included
special numbers by Hazel Starks,
Hazel Fulbright. Lillian Balenger
and VILLA Mae Barber. A very spe-
cial treat was the gospel song, Il
Do, Don't You" sung by Rev. II. b.
Mills of Chicago, a former classmate
OF Rev. Moore. other visitors at the
morning service were: Mr.. O'DOnald
Smith; Mrs. Fannie Wells, sister Of
Mrs. Cynthia Foster; Miss Beatrice
Jones, guest of Mrs. Hazel Allen;
Roosevelt Mccarthy and Ralph K.
May.
and Mrs; Ruth Frazier from Omaha
Neb., united with the church.
The Women's Day Committee will
present two outstanding speakers at
their two services. At IL a. m, Mrs.
Robert Gardner will speak on Negro
Women in the World Today" At
'SV y. Hl:' MISS constance FlsheT
will be the guest speaker. Rev.
William Hicks, a Missionary Preach
err. will speak at the evening ser
vice. Mrs. Fannie Jefferson, $50
West Central, has been appointed
as leader Of class number nine. She
was presented to the Official Board
by Rev. Moore on Monday and well
coined by all.
Much attention is now being cen
tered on the raising Of Dollar Money.
Annual Conference convenes Sep
TENDER at Des Moines, Iowa.
Plans are being completed by a
joint committee of Stewards and
Trustees, chaired by John NJ. Patton,
for an every member canvass. The
purpose being to get every member
to pledge his financial as well as
spiritual support The Women insist
that you be their guest Sunday, Au-
gust IL. at IL a. m. and $3.50 p. M
Bertha King.
PILGRIM BAPTIST NEWS
On last Sunday at the morning ser
vice. Rev. Floyd Massey, pastor, used
bringing Others to Christ" for his
sermon topic, based on Mark 2:1-12.
Ihe chIldren's story topic was
Cousin Timothy" Rev. Massey pre-
scented the congregation a citation
from the Northern Baptist Conven-
ton for Pilgrims pledge of $1,000
and its support of the World Mission
~ uSdut Oh lue convention. Cnalr-
men Of the drive by Pilgrim are G.
W. Wills and A. W. Jordan.
The Senior Choir was welcomed
back to the loft after one months
vacation. During August, the Gospel
chorus will rest.
Registered visitors were Mrs. c.
Arthur, Miss Betty Ann Rice, Cres-
ton. Iowa, Mr.. Robert E. Hinther,
Franklin, MINI, Mrs. Edward Webb,
Newton, kans., Mrs. Arthur Dungy,
Kalamazoo, Mich. Mrs. John Jordan,
Chicago, Ill, Mrs. Edna Townsend,
Newton, Miss. Mrs, Ida Mae John
son, Louisville, KY, Miss Ruth H,
West, Columbus, Ohio. and Mr.. Clar-
ence Warren, st. Paul, who Joined
the church.
Flowers for the altar were donated
by Mines. jeanette Knott, Margaret
Lawrence.
Rev. Massey reported on the B. Y.
T. u. interraCial camp held at Spring
Park, Mimi, last week, where he was
Instructor of the course, Social
Ethics of Jesus" More than 40 chill
dren attended the first session and
60 attended the second" Moses Knott
Jr. was reelected president of the
Senior High group of SO
Next Sunday morning, Rev. Massey
will preach. His subject will be AS
We Want Others to Treat Us."-Mrs.
r. N. Hunter.
ST. PETER A. NJ. T.. CHURCH NEWS
A full house greeted DR.. c. f.
Stewart and his wife last Sunday
morning. There were many friends
from the Twin Cities and visitors
from out of the city present to hear
their messages in song and sermon.
The two choirs rendered inspiring
music.
The pastor, Rev. H. C. Boyd,
brought the evening message His