St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-08
st. LANES ANIL. CHURCH

From the morning scripture, st,
Luke 22:7-20, Row. Moore used the
7th verse for the text Of his Com
munion message: For l say unto
Of, until II be fulfilled in the king
dom of God" Mr.. William Smith,
who has been a resident Of St. Paul
for many years but not connected
with any church, united with the
church. Mrs. Eleanor Barber OF Dali
las, Texas was welcomed as wish
tor. One OF the very beautiful bas-
kets OF flowers was from Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Duke and Maurice
Duke, in memory of their sen and
brother, Kenneth Duke; the ether
from the funeral services Of the
late Mr.. Craddock Jones.
A very large audience attended
in the evening for the showing Of
the picture The Prodigal Son" and
the Church Conference which fol-
lowed. Mr.. Roosevelt, the secretary
of the Stewards Board was elected
Steward Delegate to the District
Conference which convenes in Ced-
presiding. Mr.. o. c. Hall, a Steward
OF many years was elected alter
nate. Reports from various commit
tees: Finance, Building Fund,
Building Committee and Committee
on Pews, were made, all being COM
ing the building this far and given
q vote OF endorsement to continue
on the bring the building to compile
ton. The Monogram Circle and the
Progressive Club made their initial
payment on the kitchen, which is
their project, and a very grand one.
The Young People of the church
are placing a Baptismal font in the
superstructure in memory of Mr..
Charles Miller; their skating party
on April 15 is a project to help on
this memorial. We are looking at
support the party.
The young people had their first
rehearsal for The Testimony of
the Twelve, their Easter play to
be presented at o'clock Easter
morning; this bids TO be a very
fine presentation with Jean Pierre
Guilmont, Charles Curry, Nelson
Balenger, ST., Robert Cox, Eugene
Harris, Merrie Ethel Manning,
Charlotte II. Wilson, Patricia Fos-
ter, Marlene McGhee, Gloria Rob
erts and a host Of the younger
you will be able to attend.
The Senior Choir will present its
Easter program at $3.50 Easter day.
This promises to be an exceptional
ly fine service which the choir in
vites you to attend.
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there will be the traditional bless
ing and distributing OF Palm
Branches with 1.-THE Palms" rem
dered by the choir. Rev. Moore's
subject, Triumphant In Life" The
Elk's Lodge will hold their Memo
Palm Sunday. With the building
progressing more space will be
available and you need not stay
away for fear Of not getting seat
at either service. There will be
room for all; of course those who
come early get the best.-Bertha
L. King.
MOUNT OLIVET CHURCH
Rev. Whites subject at the morn
ing hour of service was The
Cross" His text was taken from
The music was furnished by the
Gospel and Mems Chorus. Before
the sermon Sharon Lee Blakey,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Blakey, was blessed. The baby's
godmother is Mrs. Cleola Webb.
Visitors at the morning services
were Miss Margaret Brown, Miss
Ernestine Mason, Mrs. Rachel
Young. Miss Louise Adams, Mrs.
CleOla Webb, Mr.. Donald Calender,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor.
Uniting with the church were
Vile. Ala, Miss Betty Mae Cren-
shaw Of Greenyille, Ala, and Miss
Syrnetta Williams.
At the evening service the ordi-
nances of Communion and Baptism
were observed. Those being bap-
tized were Mr.. Julius Waters, Mr..
William d. Massie, Jr,. Miss Lor-
Taine Blakey, Misses Caroline Raw
lings, Shirley Rawlings, Edna Neal.
Eva Neal, irma Carter, Lorraine
Johnson, Gladys Bellisene, and Dali
sey Cooper.
Deacon Harvey Hopkins is in
Oklahoma City, Okla, due to the
death of his father. We extend to
him our heartfelt sympathy.
Rev. White, Rev. II. G. Harris,
and Mrs. ]. II. Hagen left Monday
for Sioux Falls, S. d. to attend the
Four state Baptist Board meeting.
Edith Massie, reporter.
BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday, April 2, the Rev. Jerome
s. Tate preached; his subject, "A
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