C "jaOH OF THE LIVING
GOD
9116 Noith 21th Street
s. C- A. B'ayboy Reporter
'sy s hoot service was held
1 usual hour A must unusual
1 lesson was njoyed at many
’bought.* w°re brought out
v new rasttor preached a wun
se'-ton Sunday morning
'«a- 1:18, subject “C«me
't Reason Together-" Sunday
’*• pre-' lod another wonder
■non which was taken from
'18:29, subject "The Vino*
"eavtn ” A program was al
tered in honor of our pastor
b th” mysterious quartet
d three se'cetlons A won
me wn h ' t all duv Sundav
out and !■-- with us during
viva! which begins Nov. 8th.
I T ST SPIRITUAL TEMPLE
NO. 6
"Mth and Itlondo Streets
' ughter M. Quinn, I,cadcr
f'•••.*- C- Jackson, Ass't Pastor
F ■ lay school at 9:46 o'clock,
'ay nvrn'ng service at 11:00
o’ ’ Rev Jackson In charge.
'ay night service at 8:00 o'.
« ‘ Daughter Marian Quinn In
c’ a
yone we’come.
'ay night dev< loping class at
F ’’Inney St., no charge.
I day night Bible class at the
11 ■ re
sda.v night alter call, and
I ng and prophesying, Mother
II Joit In charge.
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MT. MORIAH BAPTIST
CHURCH
*Mth nnd Ohio Streets
”ev. F. P' Jones, Pastor
F • steon Burroughs, Reporter
n Sunday school was opened
f d and the time was spent In
f>'i ngeltstlc period instead of the
i<- '-I- lessons. Most of the pu
r '■ enjoyed the service and enter
0 ' 1 It whole hcartedly. We are
)• -'to see some new souls add
« ’ ' ‘he church as a result of this
r - '■ effort.
C \ n I wonder do we appi-ectate
t '’’ort that our ministers put
f f to produce their sermons or
« - ’ messages that they bring to
1’ e„ngregatlons each Sunday
1 Sunday we listened to two
t - l sermons by the pastor,
r.-r'i perving to strengthen the
‘ in on Ws way, or to open
f ■■ es of the sinners as they
p' 1 ng their dangrous course.
'. i. lsh to thank each and every
Im' ' ial who contributes to our
1 " fund- Wo are progressing
f’ but surely- Last Sunday
> ■ --? Mr Lewis, one of our out
t,\ r r business men, donated
fir- this fund Mrs. Ethel Spooso
’ r also gave $5.00 to the fund
V- ' rt or donation helps us just
i ’■ further on our way.
T . condition of those who are
on t' - sick list remain the same,
•i pre Mrs Jaekson, Mr- J- C.
AVI: ■ Miss Nina Cox, Mrs. David
jjrtf 1 Mrs. M- E. Burton
' ‘ v u are a stranger In the city
ant - e looking for a home-llke
c^u ’) in which to worship, just
re her Mt. Morlal.. the church
wit’ - friendly welcome for all
\RADISE BAPTIST
CHURCH
"trd and Clark Streets
W illiam Morris, Reporter
r •' 'ay was a high spiritual day
*r<>.» r .nday school Is growing. At
r’cvon o’clock service, our church,
had the privilege of dedicating a
brnr-'fnl bouquet of flowers to Mr.
O. H Wiley’s mother, who died
•fnr • -arB ago Mrs- 'Wiley brought
the f wers Mr. Wiley was pre
#p*-> --iso. Our pastor made the
«,e<r- -* on- He then preached from
• ■ •’ ject, ‘I Saw the Lord,” Isa
r.-i C ;r hearts were sad
' ' 00 o’clock. Rev. Bass and
hi" r 'd people worshipped with
sis. I s Junior choir sang with
sp r ‘ Oar hearts burned within
ti . v’ '-he spoke from the subject,
“I - In Unity,” 133 Psalm
' • < 00 o’clock our BYPU was
f-r” - tended- A wonderful pro
r r as rendered by the ladles
piT!”- Mo. 2- Miss Estella Morris
Is r dent; Leon Morris, secre
te vv
! 1 ike evning services the pas
tor ■ • '.ched on the subject “Pea
c■” ! 62:1- After which Com
imm’ n was served.
ST. BENEDICT PARISH
242.3 (irant Street
Rev. Jameg I'reum, S. J-, pastor
i i’»* P.-T. A. held Its regular
meeting Sunday. Miss Helen Tvrdy
1 t e lay teacher was [.resent and
'sile some very encouraging re
mai’ka Monday "ur pastor left for
Kansas City to make his annual
r at. r he -chooj children have
>' frun Work on their Christmas
| lay which they give every year
CLARINDA, IOWA
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. I). Nicholson. Pastor
Mr* Nicholson, Reporter
Sunday school wa* well attend
ed The lesson was enjoyed by all
Mr-; I line A Reese of Council
!51 nffs and her little daughter Char
lene were visitors at the church all
day- The pastor took charge of the
Sunday school on account of the ab
'■nce of I he superintendent. The at
ti ndance of the Eleven o'clock ser
tendency of the Eleven o’clock ser
viie has Improved- Roth were
enjoyed by ad. The Holy spirit see
med to be In midst The church hud
had a surprise for the pastor after
the evening serviced. Everything
from soup to nuts was given. The
membership Is rallying to his sup
mort one hundred per cent- Mrs
Anna Nash Is home from the hos
pital and Is feeling fine. The [ms
tor brought back a wonderful re
pot t from the Western -District
I'oard meeting whlrh convened in
Sioux City, November 5th. The Se
cond Baptist church is determined
that It will win the prize that Is
being given In the Association in
May.
THE CHUROH OF GOD
2025 No. 21th Street
hitler Robert L- Moody, Pastor
Mrs. I.dnii W. Moody, Reporter
Worship services for last Sunday
were very impressive. Miss Ellezn
Victoria Wiliams of Kansas City,
Kas was the speaker all day 'rhe
message for noon-day worship was:
“Are You In The Sifter?” This
was an Illustrated message. Wo
learned that many things that are
found In life cannot stand the test
Therefore we must be real In all
of our relationships- At 3:30 p m
the subject was: “Youth Organiz
ed for Personal Evangelism and at
K:30 p. m. “How Many Souls Have
You Lost?"
Miss Williams pointed out that
we may cause souls to be lost: (1)
By using incompetent methods of
training, (a) at home and (b) in
the church, (2) By leaving the
BlbU* standard In doctrine (3) By
partiality; and (4) By Living n
conslstent religious lives i.e„ being
Inconsistent judgment of others e.g
a hyptocrte
We enjoyed the examining mess
ages and will endeavor to remember
that “My life Is the only Bible some
people read—what if I should fall?”
We still extend an invitation to
our visiting friends to attend our
services regularly Unless there be
further delay, our revival will begin
Nov. 22nd to December 6th., with
Elder J- B- Almond, pastor of 11th
and Freeman congregation of the
Church of God, Kansas City, Kas
MT. NEBO BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. C Gates, Acting Pastor
U. L- Billingsley, Reporter
Sunday school was held at its
usual hour with the average at
tendance. Morning services open
ed at its usual hour with Rev. Gates
delivering a soul stirring message.
BYPU Is doing nicely- It s plan
ning a special program for next
Sunday In the evening services,
Rev Gates welcomed his visiting
company ministers, Rev. Lante and
Rev. Renfro of St- Luke Baptist
church. With a broad heart, as usu
al, Rev Gates cast the lot upon
Rev J. H- Harris to bring the
messge. He preached a very time
ly sermon Subject. “Teach the
People ” Matt. 28:19-20 Three
People joined, two are candidates
for baptism.
Tire missionary department en
joys a refreshing evening of Bible
study every Tuesday night at 7:30
at the church- Wo expect a grand
attendence each week- Our assist
ant scretary, Mrs. Nellar Bradshaw,
has moved to her new and most
lovely home on Creighton Blvd.
ST. JOHN A. M. E. CHURCH
"The Friendly Church”
Rev. R. A. Adams, Pastor
Sunday school services began the
day at St- John church with many
boys and girls <>n hand ready to
study the lesson with their various
I teachers. Parenlp, you can help to
swell our attendance hy sending
your child to Sunday school regul
arly and accompanying him.
Rev Adams continues in his in
imitable way to sipread the word of
the gospel. Speaking Sunday morn
ing from the subject, “Keep Your
Affections On Things Above,” many
fundamental truths were given In
Ms sermon Only one of the many
truth) we learned Is given In this
prtlele, namely, "Placing emphasis
immaterial things in this world can
never satisfy; we must hold on to
th ■ thin- ti which last, eternally.”
The new financial system of St
John church will soon get under
way and members If you haven’t
heard about it, make Inquiries, for
It Is going to be of definite benefit
lo you.
We were pleased to have with
us last Sunday Mrs. Riley, a form
er earnest and hard worker of St.
John, who is now living in Califor
nia
Rev. F- B. Green, acting overseeing
Elder, one of the great Evangelists
and pastors who is traveling throu
ghout the brotherhood, preaching
I and doing evangelistic work for
i chub, will hold a revival at 231(5 N"
25th St.
WINS $75,000
Los Angees, Calif., Nov. 14 (AN
P)—Jesse Merrill, 36, a moulder In
a local iron plant, was one of three
I,os Angeles lucky winners in the
big Irish Sweepstakes, Merill’s
ticket on Daytona, the horse that
finished second, netting him the
neat sum of $75,000 Merill’s win
ning ticket however, was made out
in his wife’s name, Stella Merrill,
who Is visiting In Alabama, and
after being notified of their good
luck, he wired her to return to Los
Angeles at once
Merill Is a Georgian by birth and
has lived here for 17 years. It Is
expected that about $19,000 of the
prize money will go for federal and
state taxes. He expects to establish
a trust fund with the remainder
Asked how the news affected him
when told he had won $75,000, Mer
rill said: ‘I was working as a mould
er In an iron plant and when I
heard the good news I told the boss
I just couldn’t go any further."
Arrests 4 Whites
On Peonage Charge
MacClenny, Fla , Nov. 14 (ANP)
—Fallowing the recent quick ac
tion by federal authorities In bring
ing to light the Infamous Arkans
as peonage situation in which col
ored field hands at the sting of the
lash were forced to work In cot
ton fields, Department of Justice
week arrested four men here charg
ed with holding two Negro labor
ers In a state of peonage
II Duce Will Proclaim
Italy an Empire
London, Eng-, Nov. 14 (ANP1—•
The report has been current In lo
cal diplomatic circles that before
the end of the month Premier Ren
ito Mussolini will proclaim Italy
an Empire, as a result of which
the title of King will be replaced
by that of "Emperor of Italy and
of the Lands Overseas ” By so do
ing Mussolini would eliminate the
dispute over the present title of
“Emperor of Ethopia.” No govern
ment, It Is said, could refuse to
acknowledge the change when It
refers to Italy herself and not spe
cifically to Ethopia
HELD FOR MITRDEE
Maxton, N C-, Nov. 14 (C)—
“Noisy” Nettles was held for Su
perior court of Robeson county
Wednesday night charged with
first degree murder in the death
of Don Singleton. Singleton died
on Oct. 15th from pneumonia, which
physicians said resulted from in
juries received in a fight with Net
ties, "who beat Singleton, severely
The motive for the attack is not
known
OARD OF THANKS I
I wish to thank my many K
friends for their kindness
during the illness and af
ter the death of my be
loved wife Grace IT. Brown
who died Monday, Nov.
2, 1936.
Harry Brown,
Husband
Ark.‘Peonage Stamp’
Under U. S. Scrutiny
Wa-hington, D C-, Nov 14 (AN
P)—Postal officials here have been
asked by U. S- District Attorney
Fred Isgrig of Little Rock, Ark-,
t> investigate a stamp, depleting
two changed figures and a printed
plea to “end peonage’’ in Arkansas,
and to see if it is in violation of
the postal regulations
Datrkrt Attorney Isgrig said the
promoters of the stamp were the
Workers’ Defense League of New
York and the Farmers’ Union,
whose circulareg give the informa
tion that the money taken in
through sale of the stamps will be
to combat peonage in Arkansas
The D A said prospective custom
ers were led to believe the funds
would be used to help the govern
ment prost'eut patil D. Peacher,
Earle, Arkansas sheriff n<nv under
federal indictment for violation of
anti-slavery laws. Isgrig protested
to Chief postal In peettor K P
Aldrich that use of private funds
for that purpose was contrary to
law.
The Inspector said the evidence
forwarded by the District Attorney
would be investigated and turned
over to Solicitor Karl A Crowley
for a decision.
Prosecute Principal
Who Beat Child
New York, N"V. 14—William
Pickens, jr., acting for the NAACP
Is assisting in the prosecution of
Gustav Schoenchen, principal of
P S. 5 at 140th street and Edge
combe avenue in Harlem- Schoen
chen is accused of brutal attack on
Robert Shelton, a 14-year-old boy.
Several stitches had to bo taken in
the boy’s scalp and it is feared
that ho has suffered internal in
juries caused by kicks alleged to
Imve been delivered by the prin
cipal
Harlem citizens are demanding
his removal from the school sys
tem.
Negro Youth Must
Have Chance Says
White Over Radio
New York, Nov 14—Declaring
that it is “imperative for Negroes
to have access to all forms of edu
cation or else as a race fall far
ther and farther behind in the
struggle for existence,” Waiter
White, NAACP secretary, told a
radio audience over a nation-wide
network of the Columbia Broad
casting system, that Negro youth
must have quality in education
from kindergarten through the
graduate and professional schools.
Mrs. Anna Higdon Entertains
The Pick-Up dub met Tuesday
night, NoV. 10th, at the home of
Mrs. Anna Higdon, 2426 Hamilton
street- After the business had been
attended to, the hostess served a
ovely repast'
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Minister Forty Years
At Same Church
Richmond, Va-, Nov. 14 (C) —
ev. Marcus Sparks celebrated his
40th consecutive year as pastor of
Zion Baptist church near Oumnor,
King and Queen County, Sunday.
The church was founded by the
Rev. Beverly Spark1', father of the
present par,tor- The father reived
as pastor of the church for 24 con
secutive years until his death. No
land has ever been bought by the
church. The late .Judge James Jef
fries gave to the founder and Thom
as Holmes land on which to build
the church- The present pastor
celebrated his 32nd year as pastor
of his other church at Dunnsville,
Essex county, on Nov- 1st- He
preaches on alternate Sundays at
each church During hi? 40 years
as minister, the Rev. Sparks has
baptised 1,250 candidates for church
membership. He has prayer with
about 370 families a year
B.C. POWERS HERE
FROM RUSSIA
Washington, Nov. 14 (C)—Ber
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from the School of Engineering at
Howard university, was guest
speaker at the annual smoker giv
en by the Clark Hall Council at
Howard Wednesday evening. Mr.
Powers told of his work as a high
way engineer (and consultant in
Russia, on he border of China and
India- Mr. Powers return to Ru-sia
via London this week.
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2422 No. 22nd St WE 0846
HOMER McCRANEY
2037 N. 24th St. At. 5810
ELESE TURNER
2512 N. 24th St. We. 2864
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McGee & Taylor, Managers
MILDRED TURNER
2626 No. 27th St- WE 2514
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24th and Grant Ha. 4634
RABE’S BUFFET
2425 N. 24th St. Ja. 9195
Cafes
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2035 N. 24th Street.
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2509 N. 24th Street.
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2010% N. 24th St. Ja. 8576
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4827 S. 26th St. Ma. 0957
Raybon’s Midget Cafe, 1922 N. 24th
CHARLI1JIS PLACE
1602 N. 24th St. We. 4019
Cigar Stores
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2415 Lake St. Ja. 9044
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2312 N. 24th St. Ha. 4236
Used Cars
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2501 Cuming St. At. 5656
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KITCHENETTE apartment, 1107
No. 19th. Newly decorated. WE
4835.
3 furnished apartments. WE
3738.
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ROOMS FOR RENT
FURNISHED room AT 2523.
ROOM—workng couple WE 6421
ROOMS for rent, 1125 No. 19th St.
Rates by the week
WANTED—Three nicely furnished
rooms by working couple. We. 2328
Front Room for rent. 1816 Nicho
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9 ROOM modem house $30 per
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NICE furnished room, WE 2582.
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Five rooms for rent, 2616 Bur
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DUFFY PHARMACY
24th and Lake We. 0609
Cleaners and Tailors
TOBY’S IDEAL CLEANERS
2237 N. 20th St At. 6168
HOLMES TAILOR
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4506 Ames Ave. Ke. 0316
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HERMAN’S MARKET
24th and Lake We. 6444
S. E. MONTGOMERY GROCERY
2531 Lake St. We. €226
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2019 N. 24th St _We. 4616
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2324 N. 24th St. We. 1029
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1516 N. 24th St. We. 4737
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