St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-03

a.. James A, NJ. Z. Church Notes: Rev.
Moore took his text from the End chApter
Of Matthew subject. In Strange Land
Visitors worBhiping at the morning ser
vice were the son and sOn-in-law OF mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Neal. ST., Thomas A.
Neal, Jr, and Robert A. Murray
Miss Janabelle Murphy delivered very
outstanding message for the Missionary ser.
vice at 4:8O .. m. Her subject. Social
Service and the Missionary" Special must
eSi NUMBER were rendered by Mrs. villa
Mae Barber MrA Mary Patrick and Mrs.
Berdie Jones.
The Candle Light service by the girls in
Mrs.. Bernice Hardy's class, was very rev
erently and beautifully done; those taking
part were: MarIyne MCGEE, Barbara Vas
sar, Camille williams. Martha Anderson,
Beverly Carroll. Rosie Mae Johnson Belva
Pipes and Rosie Clemens. The primary
department was represented on program by
Carol Sanders, Gale Payne and Rogers
Anderson.
One of the most important meetings Of
the church year will be 4 general church
meeting, January 20, 9 80 p. m. Business
Of the evening will be: election Of trustees
terms Of B. C. Archer, Thomas Neal and
Jennie LRLenberry expiring trustee will
also be elected to fill the unexpired term
Of the late Herman Roy Cotton delegates
will also be elected to the annual and dis
trict conferences and the electoral con-
ference. report will be made by the
building plans committee and further ac-
ton planned.
Attending the University Of Life Christ
mas party. and thoroughly enjoying them
selves were: Laverne Benner, Yvetts Lacey,
Airline Allison, Buddy Winfield, Ted BlAkey.
Douglas Lewis, Harold Lacey, Helen
Mitchell. Sadie Niece, Berniee Harry.
Margaret Allison, Charlotte Wilson. Ruth
Manning. Gloria Williams, Rudy Blakey,
Bradford Benner. Constance Jackson, Bud
Starkey. Cyrus L. Lewis, Jr.. Rev. B. N.
Moore. Bertha L. King and Ethel Manning,
the host.
The coming musical event will be spon-
sored by the senior choir, +. Gertrude
Boldly Jones. chairman, January %. The
presentation Of the Musical Notes" an
outstanding singing group of Minneapolis.
"A Christians Inventory" Is the subject
Of Rev. Moore's message, Sunday. January
9Th, at II a. m.-BerthA l.. King
True Apostolic Church Notes: Service
opened at 9:45 a. m. The regular meet
ings are being carried on. The True Apos-
tOlic prayer bands service Is at your dis
pOsal. will pray for you and your sick
Monday, Wednesday or Saturday evening
Call Br. S095, Elder A. Robinson.
Mrs. Lulu Hansen Of $40 Fremont Ave
No, Mrs. Effie Cobbs of lIl2 Fremont
Ave. No. Mrs. Nellie Carter Of 1909
Twelfth St, Mrs. Abe Snoden, 1870 Bryant
Ave. No, are on the sick list; also Mr..
Hanson, $40 Fremont Ave. No. has been
quite sick.
Mrs. Romano Brown Of lIl2 Fremont
Ave. No, and her two sons. Billy and
Michael, are spending the holidays in Okla
hOma with her mOther-in-law. Miss Mary
Light was in service Sunday, back from
her trip to Lutsen, MINI, where she at
tended a family reunion. Mr.. Lewis Jones,
ais Dupont Ave. No, is visiting his son
and family in Michigan.
Pilgrim Baptist Church Notes: Last
Sunday. being a fifth Sunday. was Youth
Day. On this day our young people have
maximum participation in the two worship
services. Rev. Massey's sermon topic was:
Order Out of Disorder" text: For this
cause left thee in Crete that thou should
est set in order the things that are want
ing"
The Youth Fellowship participants in the
morning service were Betty Jean Hunt.
who read the Scripture lesson Moses
Knott, Jr., and William Lawrence, Jr..
who gave prayers.
The children's period was given in a
fervent prayer by the minister.
Flowers on the pulpit were donated BY
Mrs. Roxie Anderson Of Chicago in mem
DRY of the former pastor. the Rev. I. W.
Harris ; by the Brooks funeral hom, and
by Estelene. Francy and Leon Wagner, in
memory of their Dad.
During the period Of invitation by the
pastor. the following Joined the church as
candidates for baptism: Walter lame.
Gordon Young and Richard Young.
Registered visitors were: Mrs. nrothy
Hall Porter. Norwalk, Conn. Mr.. .onnie
Thompson. Los Angeles, Calf and Mr.,
Charles Rogers. Industrial secretary Of the
St. Paul Urban League.
At the 200 p. m. service youth addresses
were: Duty of a Church Member" 0bedia
Hunt: What You Have" Theresa brown
and Whom Shall Send" Moses Knott,
Jr. Yvonne Crushon and Betty Jear Hunt
sang Touch Me Lord Jesus"
On next Sunday morning, Rev. Mssey's
New Years sermon title will be: Those
Who Missed the Train" At the SD. m.
worship there will be a baptismal srviee
Ordinance Of communion will be oServed
at both services. Come and WORSHIP with
us twice on next Sunday. Everyone ihould
observe our unique baptismal serViR
On Monday. January s. the deacon, dea-
eonesses and trustees will have a coabined
meeting at p. m. There will Z i'm
pOrtAnt business. On Friday, JanuEy 10,
the senior choir presents James Murray,
baritone. in recital at s:l5 p. m.-Pulieity
Reporter.