St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-09
CAMPHOR MEMORIAL CHURCH NOTES

CAMPHOR MEMORIAL CHUhCh NOTEs
The following services will be observed
At Camphor Memorial Church on Sunday !:
At 800 am. the Sunday School Of
CamphOr Church will give . Mothers Day
Program.
Al II 100 am. the Pastor. the Rev. Robert
z. Shelton, will preach. using for a subject.
Mother. Home and Heaven
At 500 pm. The Household Of Ruth
Lodge Number $50 will hold their ami
versary services at which time Rev. SHELTON
will deliver the Anniversary Sermon. The
CamphOr Memorial Choir will sing at this
service.
At 100 pm. the Pastor will preach.
using for a subject, Freedom From Fear"
Enjoy an hour Of congregational singing
and hear Rev. SHELTON in his evening mes
sage.
Special Mothers Day music will be given
by the CamphOr Choir at the morning hour.
VISITORS
Visitors 10 the St. Paul Office included
Mrs John Banks, 1877 IglehArt Ave. Mr..
and Ms. Isaac Blakey. 1875 Rondo Ave.
Mr.. Alfred Williams. 7l9 Rondo Ave. Mr.,
John SpriEEs. 527 Carroll Ave.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
Jesus For UsG" was the subject Of the
sermon last Sunday. BY our pastor. Rev.
the question Of himself, Does Jesus Really
MRtter7" He added. this twentieth cen
tury has produced mankind which Is 40
question, In action II not words. whether
they need Jesus. Rev. Massey thinks we
need Jesus more than any time in history.
and that the United Nations need Jesus 10
save US from ourselves.
The Senior choir. Gospel chorus and the
Youth choir, all furnished music last Sun
day. Visitors included Mrs. Rose Price,
Chicago. ILL.,. and Mrs. Gustavo l.. Gray.
Kansas City, RAns. Flowers on the altar
were in memory Of Mrs. Roxie AndersOn's
aunt, Mrs. Nancy TAbors. Mr.. Roland Till
man, 6sS Carroll Ave, united with the
church.
Al the evening service. Rev. Massey bap-
tiled Mrs. Mercedes Wallace. The ordinance
Of communion was observed.
Next Sunday morning Rev. Massey will
deliver the Mothers Day sermon. Babies
will be dedicated. Parents should contact
Rev. Massey before Sunday.
At the pm. service. Rev. Massey will
speak for the annual Memorial and Thanks
giving service Of the Pullman POrters Bene-
~ Association Of America TO be held at
Pilgrim church.
Everyone is invited to worship with us
Church Reporter.
ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH
Speaking at the II Am. service last Sun
day, Miss Halle Q. Brown said, Il am
not a preacher. not an evangelist, ! am
a TEACHER. but for the purpose of this mos
sage / have chosen the text, Exodus 4:2
And the Lord said unto him, What is
that in thine hand. and he said, A rod"
Miss Brown said the rod was a symbol Of
strength. giving eNRmples from the tirnrs
Of Miriam, David. Ruth and many others
through the times of many of our leaders
who have passed on TO the present day. She
mentioned Miss l. Myrtle Garden as an
outstanding example Of using the rod
(pOwer) as given her. Bradford Benner
was sOloist. singing the gospel song. I'm
Going to Die with the staff in My Hand"
An honorHrium Of $500 was presented to
Miss Brown. for her work at Wherefore.
Training" was given by Mr.. Arthur Stern
berg, at the meeting Of the University Of
Life. Mr.. SternbeTE was introduced by
Rev. b. N. Moore: Walter Hayes, vice
president presided. There will be no meet
ing Of the University Of Life Sunday. May
A very outstanding program of Gospel
music was rendered by Mrs Winona Minis.
who was presented by the Gospel Choir
at the O'Clock service.
Sunday. May 18th. will be a Great Day"
At st. James. Bishop John A. Gregg will
be the guest speaker at the II I'M service
The committee Of one hundred will also
report on the Building Fund Rally. At I
pm. Bishop and Mrs. Gregg will be guests
OF honor at the First Annual All Club
Mothers Day Rally, Mrs. Odessa Brent.
general chairman. There will be a pro
gram throughout the afternoon from / to
7 pm.