St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15

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The Magnetic Face" His chill
dren's story was entitled, Mules
or Men" Flowers were given by
Mrs. Ro1de Anderson and Mrs..
Birda Ridley. The visitors were:
Mr.. Ulysses Boyd, Mr.. Clarence
Lunn, Mr.. and Mrs. Leross Cope
land, Mr.. and Mrs. G d. Burt, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Luciano, Mrs.
Floyd Lindsey, Rev. and Mrs
KneIly Williams OF Kansas City,
Mo-, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Eaton,
La Grange, III, Mrs. Sadie Dob
bins, Sedalia. No., Mrs. Armedia
Magby, Atlanta, Go. and Henriet-
IA Collier, Denver, Colo.
Sunday, July ~ at II o'clock
win be Mems Day. The guest
speaker win be DR.. J. H. White,
president Of Lane College, Jack
son, Tenn. At 8 o'clock the Twin
City Gospel Chorus Union win
sing.
Don't forget the Annual Union
Picnic, which win be held at
Minnehaha Park, Wednesday, July
20.
MI. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Harris subject at the
morning hour OF service was
''Wonderful Jesus." His text was
Isiah 9th chapter, 9Th verse. For
unto us a child Is born. unto US a
son Is given"
The music was furnished by the
Gospel Chorus.
Uniting with the church were
Miss Dolores Lewis, Miss Norma
] Lewis, Mrs. Innan NeAlie, and
Mr.. Hegman Harris.
At the BTU. hour the subject
was 1--WE All Pay for Graft and
Greed.
At $50 the Pastors Aid presen-
ted talent program. The program
included talent from the churches
Of the Twin Cities.
Friday, July 18th, the Woman's
Day Committee win present the
Glittering Stars. There is no adj
mission charge. A free viii offer
ing viii be taken.
Rev. White win be back at his
post of duty next Sunday.
Let US not forget Teachers and
Prayer meetings every Wednesday
at Z and 8 respectively.
The announcement win be made
next week of the Mems Day
speaker. Mems Day is the fourth
Sunday. Please keep this date in
mind.
Edith Massie, reporter; Rev. D.
c. White, pastor.
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday July 10 Rev. II. w. Bolts
preached a great sermon. His
theme was John 81. He that ID
without sin among you, let him
first cast a stone at her. The ser
vice was filled with the spirit
the service The music was render
ed by the Gospel Chorus. Mrs
Addie Smith and daughter from
! Birmingham, Ala, sang a duet
Uniting with the church were Mrs
J Carrie Whitaker, and Mr.. d. G
Walton. Mr.. Joseph Jones Of
Sierra Scene, West Africa, Aims
Rev. e. j. Henderson assisted IL
Haynes, Chicago, John v. Henry
! Jr., Camp Mccoy, Wis, Henry
! Wolf, Jr., Camp Mccoy, Wis.
, Homer L. Brook, Mr.. and Mrs. II
Jackson and Mrs. M. Harris wer'
visitors in the morning services.
, The speaker at the BTU. houI
was the visitor from West Africa
Joseph Jones. He is on a mission
airy tour for his people. He wa
very interesting to hear and hat
7. a large audience. He displaye'
/ many African trinkets, whicl
, were made by uneducated persons
He also sang a solo. He has bee
in the states for almost two years
His headquarters are in Milwau
|, kee, Wis. Once you hear him yo1
i will want TO hear him again.
Remember the sick and shut-in
and the teachers and prayer meet
J. ing held every Wednesday evenin
d from z to 9. Rev. Bolts Is on
g teacher.
Mrs. Lewis Seaton, reporter
Rev. H. w. Bolts, pastor
BETHESDA CHURCH NEWS
Bethesda members and friend
1 were deeply inspired by the mei
i sage by Rev. Jerome Tate. tn
1 subject was Mysterious Failure
:. with text found in Matt. 1920.
Miss Leola Jackson was n
first to report on the Sunda
e School Congress which was hel
in Nashville, Tenn. She, gave
resume Of the class she attends
One report will be given eac
G.rUa,rr vr,,kFI I'll aala1akna h0U
e been heard.
y Persons uniting with our churc
I. were: Mrs. Agnes Pross of D.
II troit, Michigan by Christian e
perience; Miss Jane Webster, car
didate for Baptism; and Re
George Kitchen, by letter, froi
= st. Paul. Welcome to all new men
4 bers.
Bethesda grows with the visit
Of others. With our congregatic
was Mrs. Pauline Bradley Of Kan
ses City, Mo-; Johnny Collins, an
Edison Scott. The membership e.
tends to all visitors a most hard
hand Of welcome.
Attendance for the evenir
services was excellent. Mr.. Be
tamin Cassius' message, The L
gtrument, Prayer was wen r
ceived The Vesper Chorus re-
dered the music.
Rev. and Mrs. @. T. Park
worshipped with US as did Nj
Margaret Horn Jefferson Of RI
grim Rest Church.
Pray for our sick and mis-lea
Remember the Union Picnic
Minnehaha Park on July 80, al
the Talent Program on July
. given by the Pastors Aid and {
- August a Barbecue Party at u
u parsonage by this auxiliary.
Thought for the week: Eve
day Is commencement for ever
one. Rev. Jerome Tate, paste
Margaret Tate, reporter.
ST. PETER AATE CHURCH
The LAyInen'a Convention VI
very helpful and inspirational
both young and adults. The youI
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