St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
ST. JAMES A.lI.E. CHURCH
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81. James is on the march. Last
sunday there was q Pew Rally
sponsored by the Missionary socie-
" with the Rev. Joseph s. Turner,
st. Paul e. N d. Church. as the
Mrs. Alice Cook Is prssidsnt
June 20, st. James viii hold its
Fourth and Last Quarterly Con-
ference for the year 1919, at IL a.
m. The presiding Elder, DR.. William
Il. Guy, DID, will bring the mes
sage, serving the Holy Communion.
At S:sO D. m. the music will be
rendered by the Wayman A N. E.
Choir with the Pastor Rev. Carl NJ.
Mckay. speaker.
Tuesday, June 20, from 4 .. m.
until, the Pastors Aid Society In
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Win
stOn, $3.50 3lst Ave. So. Mrs. Mar
garet LOckett IL president.-Rev,
James X. Brown, pastor, Mrs. Mar
garet LOekett, church reporter.
BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Jerome s. Tate preached an
inspiring sermon Sunday, June 10.
His subject was "Did-Y- Mus, The
Man Who Doubted" taken from
The senior and junior choIrs I'M
der the direction OF Mrs. Bessie
Gresham and Master James Gres-
ham, JT, rendered some beautiful
numbers. Uniting with the church
were Mr.. Victor Coleman, formerly
Of DeB Moines, Ia. and Mr.. James
Jenkins from Wichita, Kans.
Our evening service sermonettes
were delivered by Rev. ]. s. Tate,
Rev. Il. 2. Byrd and our visiting
minister, Elder II Wilson. Each one
delivered an eight minute soul felt,
tnspiratiOnal message. Church was
wen attended. Our visitors from in
and out Of the city were many.
Bethesda extends a hearty welcome
to all. II you have no church home,
make Bethesda your choice. We are
very happy to report that most OF
our sick are on the way to recoV-
cry. We wish them Gods speed.
Sunday School superintendent,
Mrs. Rosalind Glanton, Misses Bar
bara and Adrienns Merrill and Le-
ola Jackson left the city Saturday
School convention in Memphis,
Tenn. They expect to return this
week. Deaconess Jessie Jackson
and daughter, Mrs. Arie Pullum,
left the city Saturday evening for
81 Louis Mo. whore they win at
ter and sister, Mrs. Blanche Pat
tsrson. - Sarah Benson, reporter;
Rev. J. S. Tate, pastor.
ST. PETER A.M.E. CHURCH
The Spirit OF God descended up
on large congregation last Sun
day morning. We had as our guest
King David Lodge Number 2, and
the Heroines OF Jericho. They en-
toyed the service, and expressed
their appreciation financially and
by words Of praise: The sermon
was delivered by the minister Of
st. Peter Church. One soul was
united to the church.
The evening service was more
largely attended, and heard a spIr-
itual sermon delivered by Byange-
list Lillian Parkinson. Mrs. Par
kinson left Tuesday morning for
Detroit, Mich. to attend the Fourth
Episcopal District Evangelist Con-
yention June 2s and "a. She Is In
vention.
Next Sunday will be a high day
In st. Peter Church. Morning wor-
ship at 1O:45. Subject: putting on
the Christians Armor" St. Johns
Day win be observed at S:S0 D. m.
by the Masonic Lodge Of Prince
Hall Affiliation, ana the order 81
Eastern Star. The public Is Invited
TO worship with them.
The Musicale sponsored by the
Youth Will be presented Sunday
evening At 1850 D. m. Great prepa-
ratiOns have been made for this
event. A reception will follow the
program honoring our recent high
school graduates. Come and enjoy
another musical treat.
So. Paul District Youth Congress
viii be held in Malone Chapel,
Sioux City, Iowa luna "a 20 an
Rev. W. =. Guy, DID, PresidinE
Elder Of the District. There will
be three delegates from 81. Peter
Church present at the convention.
The Layman's 9TH District An
nual Convention will be held in 81.
Peters Church, July Z, and 8.
Bishop Geo. W. Baber viii preach