St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-11
Page 2, St Paul RECORDER, Friday June IL, 1913.

ST. JAMES AME CHURCH NEWS
my Cup Runneth over" was the
subject of Rev. B. N. Moore's Commun-
ion message at the IL AM Service:
the text for this message being taken
from a portion of the 23rd Psalm.
which was repeated in unison for the
morning scripture lesson. Just preced-
ing the Institution of the Lords Supper,
the infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fleetwood Smith. was baptized,
A program of many high-ltghts was
enjoyed at 800 PM when the Mono
gram Circle presented its Annual YES
per Hour Musical with Mrs. Matte
A. King chairman. Those appearing
on program were Mrs. Alma Freeman,
accompanied by Mr.. J. Whitaker, Ken
meth Robinson, giving his Grafton which
placed second in the Elk's Oratorical
Contest, Ernest CovingtOn, accompan-
led by Bertha L. King; Mrs. Harriet
K. Salvage, giving many of her own
poems and some of her favorites. and
Miss Portia Johanson an outstanding
pianist from the Manchester School Of
Music. and the Senior Choir, directed
by Mrs. Cora E. Moore.
The children of the Church School
will be presented in ON the Shores of
Galilee" a Children's Day Pageant,
Sunday June 10 at $50 PM
June q at 800 PM the Senior
Choir will present The Male Chorus of
st. Peter Claver Church for their Sun
day Night Musical. Mrs. Geraldine
Scroggins and Mrs. Geraldine Foster
are Co-chairmen.
At the Church conference held Mon
day June 7, the organization of the
current effort to raise $4,000 dollars
was completed: Mrs. Viola Lee was
elected chairman of the women and
Mr. Herbert Foster Jr. will lead the
men. Secretaries for the two groups
are. Mrs. Ermyl Boyd and Mr.. Booker
Ellis.
The subject of Rev. B. N. Moore's
message for Sunday June 10 at II AM.
| is BY Divine Appointment"
Come and worship with us. visitors
welcomed at all services.
Bertha L. King.
BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH
The pastor. Rev. Jerome Tate will
| be in the pulpit at the morning serv-
| ice.
Children's Day Program at D. m
Mrs. Rosalind Glantons superintendent
of the Sunday School in charge. Every-
body welcome. Welcome at Bethesda
MOUNT oLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH
NEWS
Exchanging Christ for a Murderer
or Life for Death" was the subject
/ used by Rev. D. c. White at the morn
| ing hour, last Sunday. His text was
taken from Luke 23:l8-l9 And thew
cried out all at once saying, Away with
this man Jesus Christ and return to
| us Barabus."
Visitors at the morning services were
Messrs. N. Pryor. Earsel Neal, J. p.
Dorsey and Samuel Griffen
AT $3.50 pm. the Sacred Harmoneers
presented a special request program.
/ The choir was directed by Mr.. TROY
Johnson and accompanied by Mrs. d.
Wheeler.
AT $50 pm. the BTU. presented a
| round table discussion why Read
| the Funnies." Mrs. Florence Rogers.
Mrs. Madjeska White. Mr.. Allen NC
| Intosh, Mr., Harvey Hopkins and Mr.
Maceo Simmons participated in the
Mrs. r. Foster. Mrs Essie Pipkins
Mrs. J. Hagen, Miss Shirley Marten
and Rev. White are the delegates Sc
lected by the Sunday school and BTU.
to represent them at the Four State
! convention to be held in Waterloo.
Ia, June IA to 10.
On Friday. June H. at 8 pm. there
will be talent hour held at the
church. The public is invited TO at
tend,-Edith S. Massie