St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-03
en-. LANES ANNE. CHURCH

81. JAMES anne. CHURCH
The regular message brought by
Rev. B. N. Moore was preceded
by a short appeal by Mr.. Ander-
son, a member Of the Gideon So
ciety, asking help in the condnu-
ance Of their work, placing Bibles
in hotels, hospitals, and sending
them to members in the armed
forces and many other public
places. The benevolent offering
was shared between the Gideon
ties and the Missionary Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Duke unit
ed with the church.
At $50 p. m, as guest speaker
for the Charles Jacob Missionary
Society, Evangelist Sally Thomas
of Minneapolis brought q message
from the text, Go Ye and Do
Likewise" The musical program
included selections from Mount
Ohvet Baptist Gospel Chorus; the
Pilgrim Travellers; solos by Err
nest Covington, Mrs. Davis OF
Camphor Memorial Church and
Mrs. Clay Of Minneapolis.
At a special meeting Of class
leaders the following persons
weer appointed to fill vacancies:
Mrs. Louella McGhee and Mrs.
Irene Blakey.
June 8 our regular Communion
Service win be observed; Sister
Pauline Coffee, Evangelist now
holding services in Minneapolis
will be guest Of st. James. Mr..
Roosevelt Harmon, Steward dele
gate, win bring a report from the
District Conference held in Cedar
Rapids.
June II is Children's Day. The
children of the church viii con-
duct the morning service. Miss
Winnie Plummer formerly Of the
Ramsey County Sunday School
Association will be the guest
speaker; her subject How They
Grow" Those taking active part
in the service will be, Archella
Perfect, Elijah Mcintosh, George
Brooks and the newly organized
Children's Choir. There viii also
be a children's musical, at 5 pm.
The Rev. Frederick d. Jordan,
pastor of the First A.M.E. church
Sth and Towne, Los Angeles, Cal.
and his wife, win be the guest Of
Rev. and Mrs. Moore the week of
June rs. Rev. Jordan, who is an
aspirant for the Bishopric, will
be presented at a Twin City AZ
rican Methodist Convocation at
st. James Sunday, June II, at 8
p. m. A very special and cordial
invitation is extended to the pub
lie.
Can we afford to forsalke our
church for the highways and lakes
on Sunday Bertha l. King, re-
porter; Rev. Benjamin Moore,
pastor.
MT. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH
The Power Of God" was the
subject used by Rev. d. G. White
at the morning hour Of worship.
His text was taken from Exodus
7th chapter, 10th and 18th verses.
The music was furnished by the
Gospel and Mems choruses.
Registered visitors were Miss
Martha Maui and Mr.. Fred Nc
Intosh, Collins, Miss.
Mrs. Anna Mae Brice united
with the church.
At $3.50 the Deacons Board pre-
scented Mrs. Arlee Blakey and
Mrs. Essie PiplSins in o recital.
The churches Of the Twin Cities
are uniting in an effort to help
Mt. ohvet give its pastor a down
payment on q new car. Monday,
May 30, was Camphor Night.
Tuesday, May 81 was Carter
Chapel Night. Wednesday, June 1
was st. James Night. Thursday,
June 2, was Bethesda Night. FIJI
day, June 3, is Pilgrim Night. On
Saturday evening the public is
invited to the newly decorated
building Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Bonner's, corner of Kent and
Rondo for q night at the Deacon's
Fair.
The drive viii end Sunday, June
5, at $3.50 p. m. with Rev. H. w.
Bolts of Zion Baptist Church
bringing the message. The music
will be furnished by the choirs of
the various churches. The public
is invited to attend all of the SER
vices.
The Young Women's Mission
will be meeting Monday, June 8,
at the home Of Miss Erma Carter,
1899 Sherburne Ave. All MEM
bers please be on time.
The sick Of the church are Mrs,
Anna Ragland, Mrs. Ella Golden,
and Mrs. While B. Smith. Let US
remember them in our prayers.
"Illustrious Daughters of Ham"
a religious pageant, win be pre-
scented Sunday evening, June &c,
by the Stste Red Circle Girls and
the Foreign Mission departments
Of the State. Anyone wishing to