St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-22

in the morning and numbers from
the Seven Last Words At the eve
Alma Freeman, Mr.. Jean Pierre
Guilmant and Mr.. Ernest Covlngtcn.
A very special number was the solo
by Marcella Sayles, He Arose at
the Youth service. A large group OF
children and young people accepted ad
Of the message; also several adultR-
Visitors at the morning service
were Isaac Hubbard OF Camphor N.
L. church; Katherine Robinson OF
Zion Baptist, Mpls-, Mrs. Annabelle
Eskridge Of Kansas City, kas.
Willie Jones of st. Paul and Miss
Margaret Maque OF Los Angeles,
Events of special interest for the
next two weeks will be: An OLD
Fashioned Mother a three vS Set pisy
April % at Halle Q. Brown and the
Chapeau Review and Luncheon on
April 80 at the church. The fourth
Sunday musical sponsored by the
Senior Choir, April ~, Mrs. Geral-
dine ScrOggins, chairman.
Rev. and Mrs. Moore will attend
the District Conference April 20, ~
and 2S at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Mrs.
Moore will be a delegate represent
ing the Charles Jacob Missionary
society and the stewArdess Boards
tary OF the Stewards Board will at
tend as the Steward Delegate.
Sunday. April "a, IL the Third
Quarterly Communion at st. James.
Rev. William e. Guy will bring the
message at IL a. m. The sacrament
< welcome to all to worship at
st. James at any service; all Chris
tians are invited to commune at
Christ's table.
Bertha L. King.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
NEWS
TIT Easter message, What
Easter Does to Closed Doors" was
delivered by the Rtv. Floyd Massey,
Jr The text was taken from John,
goth chapter, 18th verse. The prin-
ciple point OF the sermon was
Easter Sunday evening, the deciples
were assembled behind closed doors,
afraid Of the Jews, the world, death,
and themselves. they were con-
quered, uncertain, heartbroken and
lonely.
be unto pou" and told them their
responsibilities and they were no
open? Faith, universal gospel for
all men of the earth, and the king
dom of God. The Importance OF
Easter Is, 1t opens the closed doors
Of mems hearts and souls.
The children's story was entitled,
-Four Little Bulbs"
The daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Brown, Nicols and Mrs.
Ieloris Shelton were dedicated to
the church.
The visitors were: Mr.. Robert
Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. X. L. Stokes,
Mrs. Hattie Wilson, Mr.. James Har-
ris, Mr.. b. C. Archer, Albert Burks,
ney, Lester Quarles, Lloyd Hogan,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sutherlin,
Miss Marion Cuthbert, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Parks, Mrs. Rose Vivian, George
Brooks, Jr. and Betty Norris.
The Ordinance Of baptism was be-
Jerilyn Patterson, Mr.. Frank Jones
slowed upon Mrs. Lovett Howard,
and Mr.. Robert Fields.
The flowers were given by Mr..
and Mrs John Lawrence, Mrs. Am
ella Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Tarver, Miss ZoZen Sleet, Mrs.
Harriet West, Mrs. Gertrude Willis.
Mrs. LOuella Brown, Mrs. Emaline
White, Mrs. Aida Jones, Mr.. Harold
Parker, Mrs. Leona Goldman, Mrs.
Eugene Wills, Mr.. Thomas Robin
son, Mrs. Loqelle Taylor and Mr..
Benjamin Bobo.
The Missionary Society sponsored
the Young women's Coral Group At
y. m. to p. m, the Senior choir
presented their annual Easter can
tata
Nexa Sunday, April "a, the regu-
lar worship service will be at IL a.
m. Come out to Pilgrim, the Church
Of Lofty Friendship"
Mrs. Doris A. shannon, reporter