St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-22
ST. JAMES CHURCH NOTES

The International Gospel Party will
again bring the message on October &C.
the day set apart for the laying of the
SuperstructuTe Stone Rev. W. Fred
eric Fisher the director of the party,
will bring the message at the II am
service, music will be under the super
vision of Laymon Hunter, the director
of music for the Gospel Party. The
united cholrs, Senior and Gospel, will
sing with special music by Ralph FL
lot assistant pianist, and Edward o.
Harris. Violinist.
DR., George Mecklenburg, the pastor
of Wesley Temple. Minneapolis, will be
guest speaker at the 400 pm. service,
with the laying of the superstructure
stone being under the auspices of the
Masons of Minnesota and Jurisdiction,
prince Hall AffiliationD, Mr.. Charles B.
Doty, Most Worshipful Grand Master.
Besides music by the International
Gospel Party. solos by local talent have
been provided.
Following the ceremony, the Official
Board has arranged an informal recep-
ton for Rev and Mrs. Moore on their
return to St. James for their 9th sue
eessiye and successful year. This recep-
ton as well as all the other meetings
on this day are open to the public with
a very cordial welcome.
November l4th Is our first Quarterly
Communion Sunday With the first
Quarterly Conference coming on Tues
day the 18th.
The first general church conference
November /. at 80 pm. All members
are urged to be present
Mrs. Alice Mayes and daughter, Mrs.
Viola Lee, wish to thank the many
members and friends of St. James who
helped to make their Coffee Sip given
for the Building Fund a success
A very special invitation to all to
worship with st. James, especially
those without a church home.-Bertha
L. King. Reporter.
MT. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH
Jesus Has II. was the subject used
by Rev. White at the morning service.
His text was found in st. John 9Th
chapter. 68th verse Then Simon Peter
answered him, Lord. to whom shall we
go2 Thou hast the words of eternal
life"
The Sacred Harmoneers furnished
the music. A special selection was rem
dered by Mrs. Q. Taylor and Mrs. M.
Cole.
Visitors at the morning services were
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Collier. MADEIRA,
Calf. Mrs. Warren and son, and Leau-
rem Ewell, Wichita, Kans.
At 3 90 pm. Rev. White delivered the
message at Rev. and Mrs. Bolts 18th
anniversary. The Gospel Chorus fur
nished the music.
At the evening services Rev. D. c.
n
Fixed Heart" His text was found In
l08th Psalms
On October % there will be a special
Youth meeting Mrs. ESsie Pipkins,
chairman, is asking all young people to
be present
Next Sunday, October "a, at 800 pm.
the Mothers Board will present Rev. l.
D. Dorsey as guest speaker at their
annual program. The public is invited
to attend
The sick of the church are, Mrs.
Ella Golden, Mrs. Modjeska White,
Miss Edith Massie, Mrs. Harriet Bon
ner, Mrs. Henrietta Simmons, and Mrs.
Muriel Cooper
Let us not forget Prayer Meeting.
Wednesday at 800 pm. Edith Massie.
Church Reporter.
ST. PETER AM.E. CHURCH NOTES
The services last Sunday were help
full to all who were present. 1t is the
duty of every member to be present in
his own church worship. and to help
the officers and pastor in spreading the
gospel, and building up the kingdom
of God in the hearts of men.
We will be looking for you next Sum-
day at both services GAS am. Sub
jeCt: Christ Our Dehverer in the Hour