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I p FIRST SPIRITUAL TEMPLE NO. 6 2Dh and I Hondo Street* Daughter M Quinn, Leader Iter- (\ Jackson. A**'! Pastor ■Sunday •chool at 9:45 o’clock. Sunday m'*rn ng service at 11:00 •'clock. Rev Jacka<>n in charge. Suntlay night service at 8:00 o' el >ck. Daughter Marian Quinn in (cha ye. j Everyone we’eom*'. Monday night developing class at 2529 Ulnney St., no charge Tuesday n'ght Bible class at th*' Temp'e hursday night niter call, and tu-aling and prophesying, Mother li'-.sie Jones In charge. MORNING STAR BAPTIST CHURCH 2P.08 Frnnk'ln Street Rev. \Vm. I’ruitt. Pastor W rn. A. M. F re 'rick. Reporter Sunday school at it:.'10 a. in. was ■well attended. The Sunday school Is progress in® utjdor the lea»iership of the aucrintendant, Rev. Pruitt. At 11 o’clock service the postor lirtww-htsl a splemlid sermon from tbo subjei t, “God saiil you are tint many, I can’t use y<»a.” Everybody was thrilli*!. At It p. m. 'he St. Luke Baptist church and the pastor were with us. The pastor Rev. James Crowder, preached another soul reviving sermon. We also had a splendid BYPU. Brother R. Johnson wras present. We had a wonderful program. At 8 p. nt. Rev. R. . Latte brou ght the message which was whole s< >me. Come to Morning Star for a real service. We are still making im provements on <>ur church. CLEAVES' TEMPLE CHURCH 25th and Decatur Streets Rev. D. W. Bass M rs. Henrietta Makitis, Reporter LOYAL MATRONS CLUB Tho Loyal Matrons club of Cleaves’ Temple met at the homo °f Mrs. I^iura Winston, 816 So. 22 St. A delightful evening was spent. At the end of the business session, cherry ice cream loaf and cake were served. “Thanks to you, Miss Win ston. We shall look forward to an other night with you—soon.” FORWARD STFP CLUB Tho Forward Step club will be tho guests of Mr. Levy Jefferson at the church. Rev. I,. E. B. Rosser, Presiding Elder of the Missouri District of he CMK Conference, is slowly but ■nicely recovering from a dangerous f»:ll received in September at the KtirasaH-Mufftotlri Osi/f«*ren)w;. We h p.t b> say, “he has fully recover ’d,” on his next visit here. I.• ♦ tie Nancy Bass, baby daugh of Ife-v. and Mrs. I). W. Bass, >ti the song contest sponsored by ho Cleaves’ Temple Epworth Lea "ue. Other contestants were Erlync fV’S'f, Mrs. Bessie Davis, Arnett Minims, Clifford Makins and Ber nioi Ross. Nnray is only nine years "Id. “And a little child shall lead the." The poem will he set to music very shortly. Visitors at Cleaves' Temple for the <lay, Pee. 13th, were Mr. G. H. Randall. <<f Kansas City enroute to I.ouisville, Montana; Rev. arul Mia. I'ewey Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. j Chas. Deb-sine and infant son, Rev. i Bunks, of S«>uih Omaha, Mr. and i Mrs. Pence, Mrs. Walter Johnson, | M>‘. Dorkth and Mia. C. B. Burleson. The Young People’s club mot last , week at <h church. Tlwi Junior Choir sang at both morning and night services. DEC. I.Tth SERVICES The morning service was well at tended. Rev. L. E. B. Rosser de livered the sermon from St. Luke 15:28. Three p. m. service—the quar terly 'nfnrer^.-e—R|v, Wni H. Adams, of t.he Union Memorial church, of S'»uth Omaha, delivered tlm sermon from Luke 15:11-32. Tile prodigal, (I want to see life), a beautiful theme, was outlined as applied to life today. “Are we see ing life” or “truth” that it may never end so seeing it in "sin” with nothing in view after death?” Ending sermon was delivered by Rev. D. Campbell proving "great” is the man that is “great through “prayer” to G«»d. 'All in nil, the day ended beauti fully, even so as it started. See you at Cleaves’ Temple next i Sunday! SUFFERS FALL James Nims, 1125 No. 19th St., slipped and fell as he came out of the main entrance of Brandeis Store on Thursday, I>ec. 10th. He was taken to the Nicholas Scnn hos pital, where he was left. 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Particulars free. KIS MET, Boxx 61C6-E., Met Sta. Los Angeles, Calif. AGENTS — Sell Emperor ITaUe Selassie Picture, (Sample 26c). Negro Dolls, Flappers, African League, 254 W. 135th St., New York. MAKE $10 daily selling Negro dolls, pictures. National Co., 166 W. 120th St, New York City. WANTED—Experienced salesman for rubber work gloves as side line to retail trade. Liberty Rub ber Glove Co„ Winona, Mnn. _- - THE CHUB OH OF OOD 2025 No. 24th Street Elder Robert L- Moody, Pastor Mr*. Edna W. Moody, Reporter The message of ast Sunday morn ing was doctrinal in nature. Its theme was "The Resurrection," and was the third under the general subject: “The Second Coming of Christ." No more effective words can be used than these: "And if Christ be not risen, then is our preaching vain, and your faith is also vain, yea and we are found false witness es of God. If in this life only we have hope in Christ, we are all men imwt miserable,” I Cor. 16:14 19. The thought for the evening was; “Christ In Vou.” It is one thing to know abtjt Christ and have Him with y«>ii, but n very different thing to have Him in you. When one has Christ in himself <>r herself, he or she becomes partaker of Christ’s life, nature, spirit, mind and image. Having all these, we replicas of His personality, i. e„ “members of His b"dy, of His flesh and of His bones.” We appreciate the presence "f visitors, tspeially th ministers Mrs. Ester Dixon and Elder Irvin. Unless inspired differently, the messages for Dec. 20th, will be: ‘The See<<ndi Coming of Christ— (theme) “'I'll* Judgment,” at mid lay services. At evening worship—• ‘The True Spirit of Christmas.”, >me thou with us. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST CHURCH 24th and Ohio Streets Rev. F. I*. Jones, Pastor F«rystecn Burroughs, Reporter Rev. Pickens of Kansas preached f<>r the morning worship. His ser mon, the subject of which was, “Domestic Evangelism,” was full of valuable food for thought. Next Sunday evening the White Gift service will be held. This is a heatil iful and impressive ser vice ami a lovely custom brought to this city by the pastor, Rev. F. P. Jones. The City Service orchestra will furnish the music for the oc casion. The public is corially invit ed to attend. The hour is 7:30 p. m. The Sunday school department will have its program Christmas Eve. Everyone is invited to be pre sent. PLEASANT GREEN BAPTIST 27fh and Franklin Streets J. H. Rynolds, Minister Sunday school opened at 9:00 a. m. Mrs. I. M. Oliver is superinten dant. Rev. J. H. Reynolds delivered tho morning sermon at 11:00 a. m. At 3:00 p. m. Rev. Win. .Clayton, his choir and good members of the Beulah Baptist church were wibh us. Rev. Clayton preached a beautiful sermon. The services were under the auspices of the building fund, Mrs. Alford, chairman. Mrs. Valley Johnson of Kansas City wor shipped with us in the afternoon. At. 8:00 p. m. Rev. Fort delivered the sermon. Rev. Reynolds will leave Monday for Marshalltown, la. to attend the executive board of the Iowa, South Dakota and Nebraska Baptist Ass’n. BYPU met at 6:00 p. m. with E. Faulkner, president. The Christmas service on Dec. 26th will be at 6:00 a. m. Rev. Reynolds will preach the sermon. At. 7:00 a. m. the choir will pre sent a sacred cantata. ST. JOHN A. M. E. CHURCH "The Friendly Church” Rev. R. A. Adams, Pastor In spite of the bad weather, the attendance at church and Sunday school were very good. The little ahildren's heart are running over with joy to know the Christmas season is so near at hand. Rev. Adams preached from St. Matthew, 4:6. He took as a sub ject, “Oast Thyself Down.” Some of the outstanding thoughts to be remembered from his sermon were: God does not cast anyone down, people cast themselves down. God puts the necessary things of life in the world and gives man an appetite, and man should be eon sierate of what he does. When man goes down, it is at his own will because neither God nor the devil cast him down. When one casts himself down, he has not tho faith in God. If he has the faith, he will hold on to God. The only life insurance is to have your sins forgiven, and we must be in tune with God to get the great blessings and needs he has in store for us. Th best of all was two fine young people joining the church. Ir the afternoon, the pastor and choii went to Bethel AME church to take part in their first uarterly meet ing was over, the choir went sign for Sister Jenkins, the moffiei of Mr. H. L. Preston. Prayer wa: also held. Sister Jenkins, who ha: been sick for some time seemed a great joy from the songs and prayers from the choir. The other sick of the church are Miss Grace Speese, Mr. George Alt house, and Mrs. Avant. The choir under the direction of Mrs. Pearl Gibson, will give its Christmas program, at 11:30 p m., the night of Dec. 24th. Please note this change in time. This pomises to be a very fine pro gram. The visitors at church last Sun day were Mr. C. Leffall, Marshall, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Turn, er, jr., Wilson Owens, John Bfulkery and Mr. and Mrs. J. Dillard Craw ford. Visitns are always welcome to St. John. Read the Omaha Guide and get all your church, fraternal and social news for the Christmas holidays. CLARINDA, IOWA SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. D- Nicholson, Pastor Mrs. A. Nicholson, Reporter Sunday school was in a splendid m<>od and everybody took an inter est in the lesson. The assistant superin* ondant, Miss Rachel Ca son, was in charge. Morning ser vices were in high spirit, with a large attendance. BYPU, under the leadership of the new president, is putting more life into our meet ings and we are also having more programs. The evening service was an ecfulcationaJ serice. Tha high school girls and boys took notes on the sermon preached by the pastor, subject “Witness the Divinity of Jesus." The Christmas program will be >n Christmas Eve. Come one and ill and see this great drama put on >y the Junior college students. MT. NEBO BAPTIST CHURCH 3211 Pinkney Street Kev. J. G. Gates, Pastor U. L. Billingsley, Reporter Sunday school opened at its usu al hour. Morning worship was very soul stirring. Our pastor brought a forceful message on "The Open Book,” which made a wonderful ex pansion on our Sunday school les son. After our morning services, an old fashion country dinner was served by the Deacons’ wives and mothers for the official staff of the church at large, which was enjoyed by all. BYPU was as usual. Retv. A. Young delivered the evening message. Visitors present were four. “Come at all times,” is our standing initation to all. CHRIST TEMPLE CHURCH 26th and Burdette Streets Rev. J. Goodwin, Pastor Mrs. Edna Panky, Reporter Sunday school opened at 9:30 with a splendid attendance. The morning and afternoon services were delivered by Rev, James P. Sullivan "f Lincoln, Nebr. The morning message was taken from Psalms, 34:6. All who were pre sent at the 3:00 o’clock serice en joyed a rare treat as God .poured out his spirit on Rev. Sullivan and endowed him with power from on high. Wo were glad to have in our midst Trago McWilliams, Mr. Joe Gemshan, and our own Rev. O. J. Burckhardt of Lincoln, Nebr. Rev. Robert L. Moody and members of the Church of God were also pre sent. The evening sermon was preached by the pastor. Come out and worship with us. Visitors are always welcome. METROPOLITAN CHURCH NEWS Rev. R W. Johnson, Pastor Mrs. WHUe Varner, Reporter Sunday 'morning at 6:00 o’clock was the opening service at the new church. Rfcv. Johnson preached from Psalms 24:8, subject “Who Is this King of Glory?” At 11:00 a. m. Rev. Johnson preached from St. Luke 15:18, subject, “Home.” Two souls were united to the church. The 6:00 p. m. union was well at tended. Mrs. Crumbley is president of the union. She is awonderful t cache,r. She chose for the lesson the 68 Psalms. Everybody seemed to get a thought from the lesson. 8:00 service was well attended. Rev. W. M. Garnett, from Louis ville, Ky., was a visitor. The out of-town visitors who worshipped with us on Sunday were Rev. and Mrs. Glenn Morrison Howell, AME Zion; Mrs. Lewis of Kansas City, Mo.; and Rev. W. M. Garnett of Louisville, Ky. Come to church Thursday and Friday night of this week and hear Prof. Boswell. The sick of the church known at this writing is Mrs. Ida Westfield, who is very sick in the county hospital. Wo invite you to c«me to church Christmas morning at 6:00 o'clock, to witness our Christmas drama directed by the pastor. SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH 28th and Decatur Street# Rev. M. R. Bilbrew, Pastor Wm. Cooper, Reporter The Anniversary of our pastor is being observed with much en thusiasm. All services have been very insuring and we are very grateful fbr the cooperation of the sister churches, pastors and fri ends thus far. We expect the ser vicee to terminate with a glorious ending. The 11 a. m. message was delivered by Rev. F. S. Goodlett of Pilgrim Baptist church and the 8 p. m. message by Rev. F. C. Will iams of Zion. Both were very in spiring. The anniversary sermon will be delivered by Rev. Sears, pastor tf Bethel Baptist church on Sunday, Dec. 20th at 3 p. m. The anniersary banquet and the pastor’s reception will be held Monday, Dec. 2lst at 8 p. m. Dr. Wesley Jones will serve as toastmaster. All are cordially invited to attend and par t.icipta.te ini these services. Don?t forget you are always welcome to worship with Salem. CHURCH OF THF, LIVING GOD C. M F. F. 2316 North 25th Street Elder Green, Pastor Mrs. C- A. Brayboyf Reporter We had a very good Sunday school on Sunday morning. The at tendance was very good also at the morning services. The subject for the morning service was “Come Out From Under the Shade of the Tree.” The night services were also great. The subject was “The Tree of Life.” The whole house was filled with the spirit, both morning and night. Everyone is welcome. MILDRED TURNER 2626 No. 27th St. WE 2514 Wishing My Friends and PATRONS A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR Colquitt Grocery 2754 LAKE ST. Season’s Greetings from Omaha Brake Co. Bill Whitcomb, Prop. North Side One Stop Super Station KE 1006 30th & Spaulding Sts Open 7 a. m. to 11 p. m. Fender and body repairing — Tow Car — Official Test Station Batteries — Tires . .Holiday Special.. You can get what you want at the Mayo Shoppe. Hot oil treat ments] with shampoo and press. Marcelling and fingerwaving MARTHA MAYO, Operator WE 0274 2512 N. 25th i7 ^ DR . CRAIG MORRIS | A fire was reported at the resi dence of Mrs. Dickerson, 2714 No. 2&th St. No one was hurt and very little damaage done. Mr. Tom Page, a patient at the county hospital, passed on Thurs day Dec. 17. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Ms. Lillie Haskins, 955 No. 25th Ave, is very ill at her home. We would likk; her many friends to visit her and cheer her up through the Christmas holidays. Little Billie Lee Bates passed away Monday morning at the age of four months and thirteen days. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bates, 984 No. 25th St. I MILLER-KNUTH CHEVROLET CO. New and Used Cars 18th and Howard Sts. MODERN SHOE REPAIR 1410 North 24th Street Shoe Repairing, Dye and Shine. Quantity plus Quality is our slogan. We Call For and Deliver This Coupon with any pur chase of 60 cents or more Is Good For 10c. •Merry Christmas LOUISIANA BARBECUE 2122 No. 24th St. New Cars at Discount Used Cars for Less Auto Loans and Financing A. C. Nelson Auto Sales Inc. “SEE ANDY FIRST’’ Indian House Trailers 2112 Harney St. Omaha Neb. 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