St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-12

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perience, which may be physical, |
moral or spiritual, the greatest Of
all.
Visitors welcomed at the morn
ing service were: Miss Yvonne
Weber OF 81. Peter CIaver, Charles
HIT Of Woodlawn AlGE, Chicago;
Mrs. w. Il. Stovall and Mrs. d. H.
Grimes OF st. Peters AAIE, Min
neapolis; Mrs. A. Anderson Of
Crowley, La; Mrs. Moppin, st.
Peters, Minneapolis; Mrs. Hattie
L. King, st. James AAdE church,
Arkansas City, Kans.; Joan
Fraction, Dorothy StOvall Of st. |
Peters, Minneapolis; Mrs. Matte |
Hagen, st. Paul AhE Zion, De-
Calvary Baptist church, Duluth; |
troit, Mich; Mrs. Ada jackson,
Teretha Deoluy Davis, Bethel
ANIE Kansas City, Mo-; Edward
Wolff, st. Paul NIB Church, st,
Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Matte A.. King and her
committee are leaving no stone
unturned to make Women's Day,
August 14th, the banner day Of
the Year. Mrs. Anna Arnold
Hedgeman, of Washington, d. c.
will be guest speaker at the
morning service and at the in
formal tea at 400 p. m. MRS.
Mayme X. Mccoy WI preside at
the morning service assisted by
Mines. Aphelia Harmon, Matte
Ellis, Albreta Murray, Susan
Christian, and Nancy Allen. Fin
ance committee, Mines. Jean
Waters, Margie Ward and Bernice
Duke. Mrs. Gussie Anderson is
Chairman of the informal tea at
p. m. Mrs. Josephine Miller, As
sistant and Mrs. Geraldine Scrog-
gins chairman Of program. You
are urged to enjoy this unusual
opportunity of hearing, meeting
and chatting with Mrs. HedgemRn.
Mr.. John NJ. Patton and his COM
mittee ask you to reserve the week
Of August % to September 2 to
attend the opening services Of the
superstructure. Each night win
present outstanding speakers as
Rev. Clarence T. r. Nelson; Rev.
H. Z. Stewart Of Chicago and
others, with very special music.
Wednesday evening viii be a
very special program when the
Album of Faith Singers Of Col
umbia University will be pre-
scented in recital; speakers and
music Of each evening will be
equally outstanding, so plan to
attend each night. The super
structure win be dedicated on
September IL, while Bishop George
Wilbut Baber is here presiding
over the 29th session Of the North
western Conference to which st.
James win be host
Bring your family and visitors
and enjoy the services at 81.
James, you are always welcome.
Bertha L King.
BORDER CHURCH NOTES
Members and friends of Border
at the morning worship Sunday,
August Z were treated to q very
impressive service by Rev. G. M.
Sexton who spoke on the subject
The Kiss" The message was
timely and intensely interesting,
collaborating nicely with the
scripture reading which was the
twenty-fourth chapter Of st. Luke.
The Holy Communion services
followed the sermon.
Out-of-town visitors at the ser
vice were Mrs. Ester Syprice Of
Fulsow, La; Miss Erma Clardy
Of Milwaukee,, Wis, who Is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. c.
Clardy; and Mrs. Ira Nicholas Of
New Brighton, Pa. We appreciate
the presence of visitors and well
. come them to be with US at any
/, time.
Rev. Sexton viii speak Sunday
on The New Look" Mems Day
at Border viii be observed Sunday
September IL. Mark this day on
your calendar and plan to be with
us.-Church reporter.
BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH
A capacity audience Sunday
heard the sermon by Rev. Jerome
S. Tate, the subject Of which was
THE VOICE AND THE WORD.
The connecting scripture was
Mark 1:3. The services were in
spiration to all present.
This week Mrs. Barbara Merrill
Lewis gave her report on the
classes at the Sunday School and
B. T. u. Congress. This report
concluded a series of three given
by the delegates. They were
thorough and II talGn and used
will make the church a still
better place of worship.
Pray for the sick and shut-in.
These people need lifting in their
low moments. A word to God will
do just that. Attend prayer ser
vices in mid-week. Remember God
first, Others next, Yourself last.
Welcome to our services goes
out to all visitors. Bethesda is
more than glad to extend the hand
Of friendship to you. Come again.
3 Visitors of the day: Mrs. Opraha
/ Stanton, Milwaukee, Wis; Jewel
Rowan, City; Mrs. Minnie John.
son, city; Miss Mary Languins
8 city; Mr.. and Mrs. s. Williams
n city; Miss Gwen Marrow, city;
\ Mr.. James Gresham, Calf; Mrs
Rebecca Jones, Boston, Mass; Mr.
and Mrs. Joel Lewis, Boston
Mass; Charles Lawson, Boston
Mass; Mr., and Mrs. Terrence
Wilmington, Del.
The Deacon Board sponsored
the program for the evening. Rev
c. T, Parker was the speaker. His
message was enjoyed by all.
Next Sunday Rev. Z. 2. Byrd
viii be in charge Of morning ser.
vices in the absence of Rev. Tate
Our pastor will be speaking al
The Como Congregational Church
Come out and hear an interesting
sermon by Rev. Byrd. Subject
You parked your car in the wrong
place"
In the afternoon there win b
a guest speaker in the person OF
the father Of Mrs. Harry Jones, Z
member Of Bethesda
Thought for the week: HEAVIER
Is q place prepared for those who
are prepared for it, Margaret
Tate, reporter.