St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-03
Twin City
P1GRTNI BAPIIsT CHURCH

EANAukAL nEAE LAs1A AAAGAslAN
st. Luke, Chapter 10, verse 3S,
was the text Of Rev. Floyd Mas
sew IRIS Palm Sunday Message
on March 29th at the morning
worship hour. "A King Rides
Through" was Rev. Massey's.
topic. Morning prayer was offer
ed by Deacon Moses A. Knott
Seasonal music for the services
was rendered by the gospel
chorus, directed by Mrs. Arlee II.
HalloweI, the Young Women's
Choral Group, under the direction
Of Mrs. LueIla Taylor and the
Senior choir, directed by A. v.
Han, with Sidney Williams at the
organ.
IL was announced that Mrs.
Alice jackson and william Dick
erson are among the members
who are III and that Mrs. Q. S.
Anderson is confined to Fair
view hospital.
Commentator was expressed
70 the Deaconess Board for their
very successful Bakery Sale on
last Saturday afternoon. Appre-
citation was also expressed 70
members who attended the Mac
I alester College Chapel service on
| last Thursday when Rev. Massey
spoke on what IL Means to Fol-
| low Christ"
The membership was asked TO
support Mrs. Allie Mae Hampton
and her committee in the NAACP
membership campaign. Mrs.
Hampton has been chosen to rep
resent Pilgrim.
Support was also asked for the
Sector project, designed to bring
all members into better relation
ship with God. Members were
urged 10 accept any assignment
/ given them and to thereby eX-
perience spiritual growth.
Mrs. Marjorie Tendle introduce
cd and welcomed the following
visitors for the usher board: Mrs.
Marguerite Mccoy, niece of Mrs.
| Clara Smith, of Kansas City, No;
and Mrs. Charles White Of Min
neapohs, MINI.
Little Miss Flora Galloway and
Master Raymond Graham were
| accepted as candidates for Bap-
tism and Mra. Eva Shanlks was
| accepted for membership on her
| Christian experience. Mrs.
Shanks Is the sister of Mrs.
LueIla Taylor and was formerly
a member Of the Centennial Bap-
fist church, Helena, Ark.
on Wednesday, April LIST at s
D. m. the Annual Elizabeth Hall
Pre- Easter Style Revue spOn-
sored by the Ladies Aid Society
was held in Fellowship Hall
On Friday, April Bird, Com
munlty Wide Good Friday Union
Service was held at Carter Chapel
CAIE Church, with Rev. T. G. Sim
mons Of Carter Chapel bringing
| the message.
Following morning services, the
| trustee board sponsored q Palm
Sunday dinner in Fellowship Hall.
Regular Sunday evening Worship
| Service was held at 8 p. m.
On Monday, March Both, Rev.
Massey delivered the first Holy
week sermon at Paramount
Theatre. This service was spon-
sored by the st. Paul Council of
| Churches. Rev. Massey is Vice
President Of the Board of Direc-
tors Of this organization. The fol-
| lowing members served as ushers:
J Q. S. Anderson; ]. D. Anderson, J.
L. Banks ST., I. M. Dorsey, Ma
thaniel Galloway, Wilbur Hender-
son, l.. z. Tarver and Thaddeus
/ Toombs.
The subject Of Rev. Masseys
Easter message on Sunday, April
5 win be Long Live The King"
The ordinance Of Communion win
be held at the beginning of SER
vices and the ordinance of Com
munion win be observed at the
close Of morning services.
At $3.50 p. m. on Easter Sunday,
the Sunday School Program win
be held in Fellowship Hall
At TIP. m. the Senior Choir win
hold its annual Twilight service,
under the direction of A. v. Hall,
with Mrs. Hattie Bell Smith at
the organ. 'Our Redeemer Lives"
will be the theme of this Cantata.
| Mildred 4. Jordan. reporter.