MT. MORIAH NOTES
On a whole, the Mt. Moriah Baptist
Church can look back over the closed
month with much rejoicing. In cer
tain respects, all things did not meas
ure up, because of the inclement
weather. Nevertheless, nothing seri
ous has taken hold of us. We had
baptism the first Sunday in the month,
at which time one was a witness. To
tal addition, four. The spiritual tide
was good. We were compelled to drop
three from the roll of members. The
Church is trying to see that all the
members “walk.” When they have to
be “carried” unnecessarily, the Church
gets tired of the burden, which is
Scriptural, and puts them down.
The Silver Leaf Club has been or
ganized January 4th at the residence
of Mrs. C. M. Simmons, and Mrs. E.
Watson elected president; Mrs. C.
Falls, vice president; Mrs. Anna Wil
kinson, secretary; Mrs. Mary Wood
son, assistant secretary; Mrs. C. M.
Simmons, treasurer.
Our plans are all completed for our
SOUTH SIDE.
(Mrs. Lulu Thornton, Correspondent)
Besheba Council No. 12 of Sons and
Daughters of Jerusalem, South Side,
gave a delightful surprise pound
party for their Most Excellent Queen,
Mrs. Sadie Todd, 2612 Jackson street,
for her efficient service. She was the
recipient of an abundant supply of
provisions, which was highly appre
ciated.
Mr. Henry Arduna, who was hurt
last week while at work, is much bet
ter, but still unable to go back to
work.
Mrs. Sara Severe is quite sick at
her home, 4421 South 21st St. On
last Monday evening she suffered a
complete nervous prostration. She is
also troubled considerable with her
heart.
Mrs. Mabel Garrick, of 5308 South
27th street, has been quite sick this
week, but is better. Her baby is also
sick.
Tribe No. 4 of the Allen Chapel
A. M. E. Church Building Fund, gave
an entertainment last Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. L. Pa
gram, 2627 Y St. The house was
crowded most of the evening. The
entertainment was a decided success
in every way.
Miss Beatrice Steward, of 2505 P
street, who has been down with la
grippe, this week, is much better.
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EXHIBITIONS OF PREJUDICE
As a race, we are very sensitive on
all matters where there is the least
suspicion that we are the objects of
prejudice. It requires but very little
to arouse our resentment and too often
our actions and expressions show this
poisonous affection, with the result
that what we say or do to offset the
conditions of which we complain loses
much of its effectiveness because we
are as guilty as those whom we ac
cuse.
This is peculiarly true of many of
us in our public utterances on the
platform and in the press. We show a
racial venom toward those whom we
charge with ill-treating us. Instead,
we should be jealous of our mental
attitude, for if we allow our minds to
harbor prejudice, our reasoning be
comes illogical and so defective as to
operate to our detriment to such an
extent that we are more than apt to
fail to make a clear case. We, too, of
ten refuse to remain open-minded and
considerate of the other fellow’s side
of the argument; if we did not we
would no doubt discover that there
was soe n.maesure of justice in his at
titude and that if conditions are to
be improved there is something for us
to do in correcting our own defects
at the same time we are pointing out
his.
Under such circumstances, a clear
understanding can only be reached by
dispassionate discussion of the ques
tions at issue. If we indicate we pos
sess poisoned minds and show racial
••»>» i-y in considering them, we can
expect nothing less from the other
fellow and, in fact, deserve little more
than his contempt. Logical conclu
sions reached through unprejudiced
reasoning invarably give results; they
exert a compelling influence that can
not be set aside. Racial issues are
debatable and the side which presents
the clearest case through logical pro
cesses will win every time. To be
Irgical we must consider matters from
unbiased standpoints and this cannot
be done with warped intellects.—J. M.
Ratchman, St. Louis.
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5th of March. Rev. W. H. Young, of
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Keep off the date. Last notice.
February 8. Where? Mt. Moriah
Baptist Church, 26th and Seward.
What? Greatest lecture of the open
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“Why to Marry, Who to Marry, When
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