St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-15
MT. OLIvET BAPTIST CHURCH

MT. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. +. G. Harris of Minneapolis
delivered the message at the morn
ing worship hour last Sunday. His
topic was Religion In Practice
His text was from James All. The
Gospel chorus furnished the music.
Registered visitors were Mr.. Theo-
dOre Adams, Othel l.. Johnson, Fred
Williams, f. d. Mitchell, Won, Okla,
Mrs. Mary II. Russell. Harrisburg,
N. c., Mrs. Elizabeth Harvey and
Earle Adams.
Rev. Harris also delivered the mes
sage at the evening service.
Miss Blanche EveTson and Mr.. A.
School at the Minnesota Baptist con-
vention at Pilgrim Baptist Church
Rev. e. G. Harris and Mrs. D.
Wheeler will represent Mt. Olivet at
Omaha, Neb., at the Four State Bap-
tist convention August Is to 22.-By
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Floyd Massey, pastor, spoke
on las You Would Have Others Do
Unto You" at the morning. service
last Sunday. The children's story
was entitled Giving His Best" a
story of young lad who gave his
best to the church.
Registered visitors were Rev. and
Mrs. S. L. Williams, st; Louis; Mrs.
Iiams, Mr.. John Young, Jr., Mime
apolis; Misses Mary and Beatrice
Williams, Mr.. Irwin Williams, Mr..
II. T. Vincent, Mrs. Effie Fogel,
Wellsville. Mo; Mrs. T. Myers, st.
Louis; Mrs. Laura Williams, Kansas
City. Mo; Miss Ruth Muse. Columbia,
Mo; Miss Lucy Jones, Trenton, N. J.:
Mrs. Amanda Bond, Los Angeles;
Miss Charlene Hall, Miss Betty Scott
Peoria, Ill; Mrs Dorothy Allen, St
Atlanta, Ga; Mrs. F. Simmons; Mrs.
Jerry Harper; Mrs. Ruby Martin;
Mrs. Esther Brown; Mr.. and Mrs
George Brown, FIT. Worth, Texas;
Mrs, l.. H. Selectman, Kansas City,
Kans.
Flowers were donated by Mrs H
Lawrence, Mrs. Cleo Phelps, Mrs
Fannie Williams and Mrs. Margaret
Moore.
Rev. Massey announced a $4,000
sources outside the church toward
our building fund. He again ex-
pressed confidence that by the end Of
1947 we will have reached the $40
900 goal.
Part OF the worship service was
given to testimonial for Mr.. Marion
A. Boiling, superintendent of the
church school for 25 years. He re-
| tired in June due to poor health. Mr..
G. W. Wills, education chairman,
] Ttdu llHl OF MS aCnltNtntnlS IN
presenting Mr.. Boiling to the min
| lister and the congregation. He was
| given a cash gift and received per
sOnal congratulations at the door as
| those in the congregation left the
church.
on next Sunday. August II, Rev.
Massey will preach. The Senior
| choir will be in the loft after n
months vacation. No night services
are being held during the month of
August.
Everyone is welcome at Pilgrim.
| We have large fans to help keep you
COLBY Mrs. r. N. Hunter.
ST. JAMES A. NJ. f. CHURCH
August 10, Womens Day, with
Mrs. Robert Gardner and Miss Con-
| stance Fisher as speakers at IL 100
a. m. and $3.50 p. m. brought two
very educational and inspirational
services. Although both talked on
Women of Today" their approach
and presentation of the subject was
varied enough to make each message
very dynamic. Mrs. Bertha James
and Mrs. Hazel Starks assisted Mrs.
Mabel Harris with the morning order
Of service.
Others taking part in the after
noon service were Mrs VILLA Mae
| Warren, accompanied by Ira Dorsey;
Mrs. Pipkin; the Camphor Trio. ac-