St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25
Page 2 St. Paul RECORDER, Friday, June IS, 1913

PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES
Last Sunday was installation day,
Sunday, June 20. The officers OF the
church and auXiliaries were formally
were dedicated. The Mems club began
this gigantic task weeks ago and
worked day in and day out to finish
making them and installing them on
all of the benches. 1t had been eStimat-
ed to be a $500 job: hats off to the
Mems club.
The sermon topic was. Thermometer
Al the 8 pm. hour. Rev. Massey de-
Hvered the annual Masonic st. Johns
Day sermon. This was a very impress
sive service. as MasOns always have.
Special music was rendered by the
Gospel chorus.
Rev. and Mrs. Massey and Floyd III,
left early Monday morning for CleVe-
land where they are attending the sun
day School and BTU. congress, Ma
tional Baptist convention. Rev Massey
Is serving as a guest speaker and lee
turer.
Next Sunday. June q, is Mems Day.
Mr.. Timothy Howard, general chair
man. has secured Mayor Edward De-
laney to bring the principal address
at the II m. hour. The service will be
televised by Radio station KSTP.
The eliminating program is sched-
uled for 80 pm. Everyone is invited
| to worship with US. Don't miss a
| chance to get in on televisiOn. Come
in the afternoon to get the Mems Day
results Mr. John Banks, Sr., is finan-
cial chatrman.-William Coins. Re-
| porter.
MOUNT OLIVET BAPTIST NEWS
| Sunday was Mems day at the church.
Mr. Allen Mcintosh was general chair
man.
Rev. Whites subject at the morning
hour was Man" His text was found
| in Psalms 8l-2-3-4. What is man that
thou art mindful of him and the Son
of man that thou visited him2"
The music was furnished by the male
chorus. directed by Mr.. Herndon Reas-
| by. A solo was sung by Boyd Collins,
Jr., and two selections by the Gospel
| Riders.
Visitors at the morning service were
Mrs. Lucille Bellamy Graham, Mr.. Ar
thur Herring, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Adams,
| Mr. and Mrs. A. Putnam, Minneapolis,
Mrs. o. Malone, Milwaukee. Mr.. D. Nell
son and Mr.. II. LeZion. Miss Mary Jane
| Collins, formerly of Houston, Texas,
Joined the church
At the BTU. hour, a panel discus
sion was presented. The subject was
Have Women of Today Lost Their Self
| RespeCt2" On the panel were Miss
| Frances Lowry. Miss Mary Jane Col
Inns, Mr.. Calvin Taylor and Mr.. Boyd
Collins, Jr.
At the evening hour. a special song
fest was held. The Senior choir Sacred
Harmoneers and the Gospel choir fur
nished the music.-Edith Massie.
ST. PETER A.ME. CHURCH NOTES
The members and friends are waiting
arrival of the delegates to the Youth
Congress of the St. Paul District North
western Conference of the AME
Church, which convenes next Tuesday
June 20, 80, July LIST, at St. Peters
Church. Theme-"Today' Challenge OF
Youth in the AME. Church" There
are delegates from Iowa, Minnesota
and South Dakota, and will represent
the Sunday Schools. Allen Christian
Endeavor and Junior Missionary Soci-
cites Of their churches. The youth OF
our Twin City churches are invited to
attend the sessions of the Youth Con.
gress. The housing committee is thank
full to those whose homes are offered
for the sleeping of the visiting dele
gates to the Congress. All persons who
win help to serve the meals will please
inform the pastor. call Colfax 6188.
The morning message at l04S by
Pastor Boyd, subject, The Spirit
Filled Life" Christian Endeavor at {
pm. All the youth of st. Peter Church
are requested to be present. Evening
worship at 7:3O to $50 pm. Subject
Have You Perceived the Holy Ghost
Since You BelievedP" Come and spend
one hour in spiritual worship. The late
corners were surprised last Sunday
when they arrived the sermon had
been delivered and the ushers were