St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-23


"A April 27, 500 p. m. special church
conference Agenda: the election of
one trustee to MI the GneXplrea term
Building Plans report; financial pro-
Mrs Cora f. Moore, director of St.
James Senior choir and one Of the
sOlOists Of the North
west, will be presented in recital at
F,benezar A.M.E. church Of Evanston,
III. Thursday, April 29.
important dates of the not too
a W5tSeT,s Day Day Tea" Sunday, May
at the church and the operetta oh
Doctor" May 81 at the church. Visi-
tors are always welcome at st.
James. A service fol-, every age.
Bertha l. King,
Reporter.
MT. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH
NEWS
Rev whites subject at the morn
ing service was The Days of
Youth" and his text was found in
Ecclesiastes 18th chapter first verse.
Remember now thy Creator in the
days OF thy youth when the evil
days come not, nor the years draw
nigh when thou shall say, / have no
pleasure in them"
Miss Willie Mae Foster. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Foster, was
blessed by Rev. white. The baby's
BOuTnOlntf Is hIE j. II. nag
Before the sermon special me-
mortal service was held in honor OF
Mrs Mable Lee. Mrs. Dorothy Mas
sic. church clerk, read a paper and
the entire congregation Joined in
singing When the Roll Is Called Up
| YOnder" in memory of Mrs. Lee.
Visitors at the morning hour were
Mrs. Cardelia Hayes, Jackson, Miss;
! Dorothy Temple, Mr.. Charles Taylor,
and Mr.. Edward J. Barnes, Sr., Kan
Mrs. Mammie Brock. Meridian,
| Miss, Mr.. Edward Temple. and Mr..
| Clinton Parker united with the
At $50 the Mems Fellowship Club
presented a panel discussion. The
| subject was will Legislative Laws
| Break Down Race Prejudice Quicker
and Better Than Education or Chris
Wanda Owens, Mr.. Warren Hayes,
and Mr.. Bradford Benner were on
the panel. The program consisted OF
several other interesting numbers.
There will be a special business
meeting the first Sunday in May fol-
lowing the regular morning serv-
ices, All members are requested to
keep this meeting in mind as 1t is of
the utmost Importance.
The superintendent of the Sunday
| School is asking all teachers to
please attend teachers meeting every
Wednesday at 700. Prayer services
| follow Immediately at 500.
The pastor and wife wish to ex-
press their thanks to the Pastors
Aid Club and friends for the surprise
food shower last Monday evening.
Edith s. Massie
Church reporter.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Massey's subject for last Sum
day was christianity Above the Or
binary" The text was Get Thee
into the land Of Moriah." Genesis
22:2. He pointed out % Whatever
our life work is, we should set our
eyes on the high ideals of God; (2)
To be loyal to the high ideals Of
God, one must be capable of great
sacrifice; (3) Neither idealism nor
sacrifice will be possible without
faith. Such is Christianity above the
The chldren's story was entitled
The Children Led in Giving"
Registered visitors were Mr. Fred
Ford, St Paul; Mrs. Walter Coleman,
Minneapolis; and Miss Birdia Sisco,
, Chicago.
! At the s p. m. hour Miss Constance
Fisher, st. Paul Family Service, was
guest speaker for the program given
: by the Missionary society and as al
4 all times, she was constructive, in
/ struCtive and interesting.
Next Sunday. April 25, is Fellow
, ship Units Drive day. A day when
= we rally for the Building Fund
: Nearly so leaders viii report sacri'
, fetal contributions Of all members
toward our campaign TO erect ar
, educational unit.
t Rev. Massey will preach at the II
a a. m. service and also the s p. m
D., service, at which time the total FOL
the rally will be given. We extend
o. a cordial invitation for you to CONT
. worship with us at Pilgrim, "Tht
o. Church Of Lofty Friendship
/ The annual church business meet
| ing is scheduled for Friday, Apri
| 30. All members please be present
| VIM. Coins,
| Reporter.