St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-29
nnrHEanA CHURCH


Rev. Il eager of Northwestern
Bible Institute delivered the Rev
Jerome 8. Tate'B anniversary ser.
mon at Bethesda Baptist church
Sunday, April ~. His subject wa
The Doctrine Of True Christianity.
The Senior and Junior choirs FUR
nished the music.
The afternoon message was de.
liyered by Miss l. Myrtle Garden OF
HALLE q. Brown. 81. Peters AME
church choir and Bethesda Senior
choir rendered the music.
SoloistS for the evening were Mrs
W. A. Ross, Mrs. Wlnona Minis ano
JudsOn Phillips. Taking leads were
Mrs HenTietta Lous, Mrs Judson
Phlllips, Mrs. Emma Simms and o
J. Thornton. Appearing on the eve
ming program were little Miss Car
lottA Wilson and Mrs. Jeanette
Many ministers, well known civic
leaders brought greetings to the
pastor. Visitors from out OF the city
and from various churches also
brought greetings.
Rev. and Mrs. Jerome 8. Tate, Of
ficerB, general chairman Mrs. bessie
Gresham, co-workers and members
OF Bethesda church wish to thank
one and all for their services and
Eext sunday, Rev. Tate will re-
sumo his duties in the rostrum
after being silent throughout MS
Sunday afternoon, May 1, decont
Of the church will bring a spiritual
Program" and Rev. l., Barge will
deliver the message. The public Il
cordially invited. Remember the sick
In your prayers. on the sick Isl
May Scott. Prayer meetings are
every Wednesday from 7 to p. m.
Sarah Benson, reporter.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
In the absence of our pastor, Rev.
Floyd Massey, Jr., the Rev. J. W.
spoke on the soul Of man. His ser
mon text was found in Hebrew,
6:l9, which hope we have as an
anchor of the soul, both sure and
steadfRst, and which entereth into
that within the vail" The soul
has undergone more discussion than
any part Of man. Nobody has ever
seen the soul. When we claim to
know God and there IL no difference
In the life we live then there Is
something wrong with us as God
doesn't lie. He says his spirit Is able
to keep us, SO when we know MIN
we have to act like II. II you do
wrong you are the first TO know
about Il. II you are anchored In
Jesus, the devil In hell can't pluck
you out OF his hands.
Those who united with the church
were: Mr.. and Mrs. AlphonsO Willis,
Mr., Louis Parker and Mrs. Lillian
Marshall. Mrs. Estellla Saunders,
Rocky Gap, Va; Mrs. Mabel Brown,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Harris
were registered visitors to the
morning services.
Flowers were given in memory
Of Robert W. Brown by Mrs. Lydia
A. Pillow,
The children's story was Under
stand Before You Act"
Rev. Floyd Massey. pastor.
Mt. OLIVET BAPTIST
CHURCH NEWS
Fishing Church People" was the
subject used by Rev. ID. c. White at
the morning hour. His text was
found In John 2l:2-3.
Visitors at the service were Mr..
and Mrs. Albert johnson, Miss l.
Myrtle Garden, and Miss Alberta
Coleman.
Mr.. Frank Parker formerly of
Oklahoma City, Okla. united with
the church.
Beginning the first week in May
all choir and chorus rehersals and
teachers meetings will be held at
the church.
Mr.. Hogan is asking that all who
have not turned in their Lenten
Cleaners, please get them in at
once.
Let us not forget prayer service
each Wednesday. Edith Massie,
reDOFter