St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29

Women's Day, with MIS-. Ann
Arnold Hedgmen, one of our most
outstanding women, as our guest
speaker, and not too far distant
during the month Of August, the
day which win top all win be the
''Day Of Dedication" of the super
structure. The committee appoint
ed by Rev. Moore with John M.
Patton as chairman are working
hard to make this the day Of days.
The service win be on Sunday
continuing through the week.
After quite an absence from ae-
tive service, the Gospel choir sang
for the morning service, July "a,
special numbers being rendered by
Mrs. Matte Ellis and Mrs. Villa
Mae Barber. The Gospel Choir as
sisted by outstanding talent Of the
Twin Cities win be presented in q
Musical Feast, Sunday, August Z.
The public is cordially invited.
We trust that the period while
| the pastor is away, the congrega-
ton viii stray Is over and that we
win be seeing you in your regular
place SuuuAyf JuAy GA n sPNSA1
invitation to visitors.
Bertha l. King, reporter.
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday, July "a, Rev. w. N.
Kick delivered the message. His
theme was Victory Through
Christ" Rev. q. ]. Henderson as
sisted in the service. The Gospel
Chorus rendered the music. Mr..
Fred Love united with the church.
Visitors in the morning service
were Mr.. Edward Fog and daugh-
ter Of Louisville, KY; Mrs. Della
Riley, Winfield, Ala; Mrs. Isa-
bella Irby, Bronx, New York, Pro-
lessor w. H. Harrison, Vernon.
Texas; Professor w. s. Finister
Jr., Kenteral, La, and Mrs. Tor
Ter Banker, Chicago, Ill
At $50 the delegates made
their report on the congress
which was held in Memphis, Tenn.
last month. Interesting reports
were given by all.
Rev. H. w. Bolts delivered the
message at the 8 o'clock service.
He pointed out that Christians
should be more sincere in their
worship. The senior choir rem
dered music.
Remember the teachers meet
ings and prayer meetings every
Wednesday evening. You are al
ways welcome at Zion.
Remember Mission Day is Sum-
/ day. Visula Matron is in charge
all day.-Mrs. Lewis Seaton, re-
porter; Rev. H. w. Bolts, pastor.
ST. JAMES AAIE CHURCH
Minneapolis
Mrs. Olivia Lewis and Mrs.
Martha Lee were speakers at the
morning worship Sunday, July "a.
Mrs. Lewis used as her subject
Jesus Laid the Pattern" 1 am
the way, the truth and the light.
His kingdom is not of this world.
Mems hearts are falling them be-
cause they don't have peace from
God. Mrs. Lees subject was The
Woman's Place in the Church"
Without the sacrifices and labors
of women, many of the churches
"OAAN NAO1S NAASAA NOOAEs aAA EOAA-
graduated Timothy on having a
Christian mother. Both messages
were very inspiring.
At the afternoon services Mrs.
Wreatha G. Maxwell spoke on
What Christian women can do
in the present crisis. They should
bring Gods kingdom to earth.
Here are some good principles:
First, Gods guidance is the way;
second, keep up-to-date in mind
as well as in dress; third, make
home life peaceable in all dill
gence; fourth, support other or
CARNATIONS by doing worthwhile
things, and fifth, take time for
spiritual growth through prayer
and meditation. She also men
toned the two different kinds of
prayers. They are the morning
prayer and the evening. In the
morning prayer we put our prob
lens TO God and in the evening
prayer we thank God for his many
blessings.
Sunday, July 81, is Mems Day.
Governor Cook is in charge Of the
day.