St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-15
ST. PETER A.M.E. CHURCH

W. FETEh A.MshS. CHUhCH
Palm Sunday services were OBJ
the house was filled with sincere
worshippers. The singing BY the
choir was enjoyed by all The new
palm branches and the beautiful
flowers made the altar more at
tractiye, and helped TO create the
brought the message to the Joy Of
the congregation.
Sunday IL Easter. Morning wor-
ship at lO:45. Subject: The Power
Of Jesus Resurrection to Life"
The Sunday School Easter pro-
gram IL AZ S;90 D. m. Come and en-
courage the children by your pres
ence. Easter eggs will be given to
all at this service.
The Senior and Junior choirs viii
have the Easter Musical program
at 1880 Sunday evening. You are in
vited to come and hear the two
chotrs and other musical talent APP
pearing on the program. The men,
bers OF st. Peter will please bring
their Lenten and Easter Self-Denial
Offering Sunday morning which Il
70 be q part OF our spiritual wor-
ship.
The flower committee win be
glad TO have all giving flowers In
memory of some loved one. hav,
them there early Sunday morning
Thanks to all assisting Mrs. Alya
Jones with the renewing OF the
Palms, and Mrs. Wreatha Maxwell
for the flowers last Sunday.
Come early TO worship and brinG
your friends. The public is invited
to worship with US.
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. II. w. Bolts preached a
beautiful Palm Sunday sermon. His
text was taken from Matthew 2l:9
And the multitudes that went be-
fore, and that followed, cried say
ing Hosanna to the son Of David
Blessed il he that cometh in the
name OF the Lord: Hosanna in the
highest, and from Isaiah 81.
Mrs. Margie Campbell. John Jen-
kins, and Rhoda Jenkins united
with the church. The music for the
service was furnished by the Cos
pei Chorus and the Junior choir.
The babies Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ia Nc
Coy and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Scrog-
service. Mrs. Evelyn p. Harris,
Charlie Price, Shirley Biles and
Louicie Peterson were visitors at
the morning service.
The Friendship Club sponsored a
before his death. 1t was very good
and well attended. The Senior Choir
rendered music. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Smith were visitors at that hour.
Early Easter morning services
will be held at this church at six
o'clock with Rev. II. w. Bolts
preaching. His theme will be "Vic-
tory over Death" The mothers and
the Deaconess Board will serve cof-
fee and doughnuts to those present.
The music will be supplied by the
Gospel Chorus. The Senior Choir
will sing at the IL a. m. worship.
Rev. Bolts sermon will be The
All Powerful Christ" A baptismal
service will be held after the morn.
ing services. The Sunday school
program will be given at o'clock
All visitors welcome.
Many thanks to Mr.. b. r. Per-
kins for the palms he presented to
the church, May the Lord bless
him!-Mrs. Lewis SeatOn, reporter.
BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH
Our Pastor, Rev. Jerome s. Tate
preached an inspiratlonal sermon
Sunday. Subject: In the Shadow of
the eros" taken from the 27th
chapter OF 81. Matthew 2srd verse.
evil hath he done7 But they cried
out the more saying, Let Him be
Crucified." Music was rendered by
the Senior and Junior choirs under
the direction OF Mrs. Bessie Ores
ham and Master Loyal James Gres-
ham, Jr. John simmons delivered a
very heart-touching, truthful mes
sage at the afternoon services.
Bethesda Senior Choir and the
guest choir, Pilgrim Gospel TraV-
elers, rendered soul-stirring num-
bers. Those present at the evening
services witnessed a sincere, spirit
ual, inspiring message delivered by
hn I'd h. e,
the ministry, BENJAMIN Cassius. His
subject was Are You a Witness?"
A newly organized VeSper choir
under the direction of Mrs. NJ. Man
derville rendered the music. In all
our services the church was very
well attended. Easter Sunday morn
from the Tomb" Easter Sunday eve,
April 18th at 1900 p. m. the Sunday
School Senior Dept. will present
The Challenge Of the Cross" I'M
der the direction of Mrs. NJ. Man
derville. Primary Dept, under the
supervision of Mrs. Vera Wright,
will present their program first.
Admission free. Cordial Invitation
TO all. Mrs. Rosalind Glanton is SUI
perintendent. At the close OF the
program Easter eggs will be dis
tributed. Come out and bring the
little ones with you. Always a
nearly "elcome AT betnesda. II you
have no church home make Beth
esda your choice. Remember the
sick and shut-ins in prayer.-Sarah
Benson, reporter.
TRUE APOSTOLIC CHURCH
Service was very good in all
meetings during the day Sunday,
April 10. The Sunday school opened
at the usual hour, with a very nice
attendance, with some additions.