St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06
PILGRIM BAPTIST

AANANA W DHA AAoA
An outdoor sign of the latest de-
sign, illuminated with neon lighting
will be presented and dedicated at
Pilgrim Baptist church, St. Paul,
Sunday, June 8, at 4:30 p. m. The
sign is a gift Of the Young WOm-
ems club Of the church.
Mrs. Floyd B. Massey Jr., wife
of the pastor, will make the dedi-
cation address. Representatives of
young women's clubs Of other Twin
City churches will contribute guest
numbers to the program.
Mrs. Wanda Owens is president
Of the club. Mrs. Justine Jackson
is program chairman.
CAMPHOR METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Robert h. SHELTON viii be in
his pulpit, Sunday, June ;, both for
the IL o'clock service and at I y. IN.
Come and hear great message. He
Will be returning TO the city June =,
after 10 days visit in Indianapolis,
where he and Robert JT.. went for
graduation Of their youngest daugh-
ter and sister from high school. The
family viii move to ST. Paul IN a
few days, after the graduation.
Everyone at CamphOr is busy get
ting ready for the district meeting
Of the W. S. c. s, which IS June IS
ST. JAMES A.M.E. NEWS
"A Complete Table" st. John
6:Jl SO, was the subject and text
Of Rev MOOre's message, June | at
the / "A. IN. Communion service. The
regular meditation directed by Rev.
Moore was for closer communion and
sincerity by all.
The children of the primary de
partment OF the church school went
to Como for the class period which
was closed with lunch and recre-
khOda Wilson. Charlotte Perfect and
Walter Hayes.
June 20 and p are dates Of the
two day Youth Conference sponsored
by the University Of Life. Friday
Atomic Youth. So what viii be
presented by panel composed of
ministers. A discussion period will
follow. Saturday night will be given
over to recreation, eats and mu-
steal program. The public is invited,
especially the youth. Visitors at the
Church school last Sunday were
Stanley Williams of st. Peter Claver
and Charmayne Miller Of Chicago. III.
presented Sunday, June %. at 3
p. m. Those taking part in the play.
Gods willing Workers." are Mar
garet Fulbright, George Brooks, IL;
Carol Sanders. Rosie Mae johnson,
Rosemary Browning, Constance
Scroggins, SOndra Jean Anderson,
Wilma Allison, Janice Ponder,
Wanda Blakey, Arthur Blakey. Ger
aid jackson, Gloria Roberts, Carol
Heath, Nalaidia Fowler, Ursula
Ponder, Airline Harmon, Clarence
Anderson, Leroy Harmon, Eulis
Pierce and George Sanders.
A well known native son Of St.
Paul and St. James A.M.E. church.
Dr. Harry NJ. Davis, now pastor of
the First 4 NJ f. church Of Pasadena,
Calf, will be the guest speaker,
sunday, June 8, at II a: m.
Val BJurnsOn, kSTP commentator
in Washington. ID. G, will be the
guest speaker at the evening serv-
ice which has been designated as
Public Relations Night" Mr. Born
and the Minority Group
The fourth and last quarterly
meeting, for the church year, will
be held July 6, at St James
Visitors worshipping at the morn
ing service We're: Mr.. Jack Paige of
california and Mrs. Bertha Apple
King.
MT. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH
The World For Christ" was the
subject used by Rev. +. q. Harris
at the morning hour OF worship last
Sunday. His text was found in Ro-
mans l.l6. The music was furnished
by the Senior choir and the Gospel
chorus.
Registered visitors at the morning
services were Mrs H. Clantun Of
Chicago, Mrs. Eva Green, Miss
Maurine Beverly and Mrs. c. Parker.
w at.AWn 4 -
sermon.
ON Sunday, June s. Rev. l.. c.
Harris Of Sioux Falls. S. D.. will be
the guest minister. On Sunday after
noon, special children's program
attend.