The Omaha guide. (Omaha, Neb.) 1927-19??, February 27, 1937, 672nd EDITION, Page EIGHT, Image 8
Attend Church . . FIRST SPIRITUAL TEMPLE NO. 0 241 h and lilmdn Streets Haughtier M. Q’.dnn, Leader Rev. V.. Jackson, Ain't Piutflf Sunday school a> 8 45 o’clock. Surday morning service a* ll:Of o'clock, l ev. Jackson in charge. Sunday night rervlce at 8:0f o'clock, 1 aughtei Marian Quinn lr cha rge . Everyone welcome. Monday night developing doss a1 2621* IHnr.ey St., no charge. * Tu« day r.lgh’ Bible class a! the Temple Thursday night al<ar call ami healing und prophesying, Mother Rosie Jones in charge1 METROPOLITAN NEWS Rev. It W- Johnson, Pastor M r«, HHjiu Varner, Reporter Sunday 11 o'clock, Rev. Johnson preached from Genesis 32:26. "Lord blesa my soul," whs used for a subject. The spirit fire was iruly burning high. Many new faces were al so present. There were seven souls added to the church. Many eyes were stained with tears throughout the service. Our assistant pastor, Rev. W. Garnet , is out of the city. At. this writing ,tho church at large wish him a pleasant trip ami a happy return. Madam liison, who has been wit h us through out the week was also in service Sunday. 6 o’clock Union was well attended. The lesson was taught, by Mrs. Woody. Mrs. Crumbhjy, our president, is making every effort to make 1 the Union one of the largest of its Mud in thrf city. After the Union comes the program. We invite you to come and ho on the program. You are always welcome. ST. PAUL A. M. E. ZION C H U R CH 2302 Grace Street Rev. Glennii M- Howell, Pastor Rev. W. I. Burch, Presiding Elder Rev- J. W, Martin, Bishop Sunday service 11 a. m-, preaching 2 to 3 p. m. Sunday school 8 p m , preaching Wednesday, 8 to 9 Class meeting Services for Sunday were as Usual. Sunday school was very well attended with Mr. John Capleton, superintendent, in charge. The sermon for Sunday night was preached by Rev. P. G. Green, pastor of the Church of the Living God1. TIis subject was, Come Let Us Reason To gether.” Visitors were Rev. DaVis of Antioch Baptist church; Mrs. Green, Mrs. M. Wright, Mrs. Rebecca Wright, Miss Marcella Wright and Miss Mattie Allen. We had two ac cessions, Mr. and Mrs. George Reynolds. CHURCH OP GOD 2025 North 24 Street R. L. MOODY, Pastor Edna W. Moody, Reporter ■ ■ "» ** Services wrere held ntthc usu al hours. Elder Moody preach ed “The Magnetic Christ” at evening worship. Elder and Mrs. R. L. Moody wish to annuonee their resigna tion ns pastor and reporter ot this congregation as requested by the body, made effective February 20tli. We regret lmv ing to fin<T the same unwilling ness to follow leadership and the withholding of co-operntior in our parish as is typical oi religions organizations in th< city of Omaha. However, we dc hope ,in spite of the adversary to prove that the message whiel the chnreh brings to the world is workable in onr individua lives, if not in the group life here in Omaha. We appreeiati the kindness shown ns hv thi friends we have made here am as we remain here as Christian and gospel minister, we Tiopi to prove genninefor Cod’s glow and the edification of all witl whom we associate. BETHEL A. M. E. CHUURCH 2428 Franklin Street Rev. A. Phillips, Pastor Sunday school opened ut the | usual hour. At eleven o'clock, the pastor delivered an insipr i ing sermon from Ma't. llfli chapter and 23rd verse. At ■ 7.30 ti e pus,or preached fr i I Corinthian 3:8. which was <n joyed by everybody • •wing to the pleasant wea her l'or this p'.v of tLo ; r in* mirvices w it* well u. ".li' il > .ndny. The A. 0. E. League hud a very interesting lesson which wus well discussed. Our lesson for Sunday, Feb. 28,h was, ‘‘ltea ' sons for Praying.” The scrip ture lesson wus Mutt. 28:41, Luke 18:1_8. Come and join us in our song festutWix o’clock p. m. MORNING STAR BAPTIST CHURCH 2608 Franklin Sired Rev, W. Pruitt, Pastor ' Mrs- W- E, Fredericks, Reporter Sunday school opened at 9:30 a. m. Attendance was good. At 11 30 a. ni. the pastor spoke from the Isaiah 55:8, His subject was ‘‘Cod’s Thought and .Man’s.’ B. Y. I*. U. at 6 p. m. wus largely attended. Visi tors were present. At 8 p. m. the pastor brought jo us again another burning message from St. John 15 :13. 11 is text was ‘‘(Iron cr love hnthiio man tha** this, that a man lay down his life for his friend',,” subject, 1 ‘‘Christ Laid Down His Life.” • One soul was added to Ihc I church. The pastor seemed at | his best both morning and night I For spiritual food, come to Morning Star. PLEASANT GREEN BAPTIST CHURCH 27<h nnd Franklin Streets Rev, J. II. Reynolds, I*5ast«r Mrs. Lottie Keyes, Reporter The pastor, Rev. Reynold,s preached at the 11 o’clock ser mon which was well attended. Wo hail two additions to our church and one for baptism, which brings the total up to 18 for baptism. At the afternoon service, the Pastor’s Aid had its program. Rev. Cooper preached. His to pic was, “The Ideal Mother.’’ Rev. Wilhite preached at the the evening service. His sub ject was, “Shake, Rattle and Roll Can’t Pass.’ This sermon was fine and everyone enjoyed it. ST. JOHN A. M. E. CHURCH ‘‘The Friendly Church” Rev, It. A. Adams, l’aslor Last Sunday was another banner day at St. John. The at tendance, both at Sunday and church, was goood. Rev. Adams preached at the morning ser vice and in the afternoon he and some of his choir and con gregation went to Clair Chapel church to help Rev. Conwell in his quarterly meeting. The Hill Side Radio Chorus, under the able direction of Rev. J. S. Williams gave a very fine musical at the evening service. The program was rendered at the request of Mrs. R. A. Adams in her effort to raise money for the financial drive at St. John. Mrs. Adams was very well pleased with the support given her in this, her first attempt to 1 help St. John. She wishes to thank all who helped to make the night a success. There are many ini erecting i things to take plnee at St. John within the next few weeks. On l Friday, March 10th. Mrs. Etho’ . Webb, Mrs. Carrie Carter, and s IT. L. Preston will give a join! ■ musical recital. The choir wil I have i s Easter program at 7:3( i p. m. Each fourth Sunday nigh > In the month the choir wil1 hnv1 f an all request program. Thi i financial drive is moving alom nicely, but it will be much bet ter if each one does his full duty. The church and friends wish to express their sympathy 1 lo the families of Sister Aquil la Wilson und Sister Tillie Simpson, both members of the Stewardess Board, who passed last week. j These good sisters have work* ed hard for their church for 1 many y< ars. Sister Simpson was president of the Senior | Stewardess Board and was al ways faithful to her duty . —. SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Bilbrew, Pastor Minnie Bryant, Reporter Sunday was a splendid day at Salem. The Sunday school , started the day with a group of eager boys and girls to learn the gospel of Jesus. Christ. Our Sunday school is progress ing under the leadership of our new superintendent, Mr. John Rosebaugh. At 11 a. m. our pastor, Rev. N. B. Bilbrew, brought to us a forceful gospel message from the 7th chapter of Acts 55-67 verses. He point ed out in his sermon what kind of men deacons should he. He said, “that they should' be fill ed with the Holy Ghost.” The B. Y. P. U, opened at 5 o’clock p. m. in a thirty minute song service conducted by Mr. E. T, Voting. The Valentine Tea spon sored by the B. Y. P. U. was a remarkable success. If you seek efficiency, livelihood, and am bitious workers, attend the Sa lem B. Y. P. U. A^ 8 p. m. our pastor brought to us another soul stirring message. Ilis text was found in I Kings 19:19-20 verses. Our hearts were made to burn as he spoke to us. The sick of the church are Mrs. Gregory, Mo ther Robinson, and Mrs. Kin dal. Visitors are always wel come at Salem. CLAIR CHAPEL M. E. CHURCH By Georgia Goosby Suday February 21st was our i fourth quarterly conference, the District Superintendent, Rev. R. L. James brought to us some wonderful thoughts in Christian living. Sunday school was well attended and much interest being manifested by the teachers to make it a better Sunday school. We are working in the in terest of the Million Unit fel lowship. The District Superin tendent preached a wonderful sermon at the morning worship, his subject was “Christ, the Eternal King.” Luke 1-33. “And He shall reign over the house of Jacob forever and of His Kingdom there shall he no end.” His thoughts wore cen tered on love, and when love can enter the hearts of men we can obtain peace. Its founda tions is truth and its unlimited power in every phase of life. Truth crushed to the earth will rise again. We must ho posses sors and not professors of Christ to let him rule supreme in our lives. Communion was at three o’clock with Rev. Adams delivering the message. Evening service the district superintendent again preached a wonderful sermon. The sick of the church are all improv ing. Young People’s League at fi p. m. each Sunday evoning. Come anjd help these young people lift up a standard for Christ. They are our future church. Each Sunday evening at 7:15 p. m. the young people are sposoring a silent worship period which will go into the evening service. Your are wel come to all our services. Wo are glad to see the com i" of spring which brings new life to everything. I Elder Thomas Goodwin oi Spiritual Temple No. ft in Lea 1 venworth.'Kas., is carrying or 1 a week of meetings at the Spir r itual No. G. There will he pro ■phesying everying night. I % ' I H'III III II I—— IN MEMORY OF MY MOTHER Mrs. Mary Cage, who died February 25, 1933 We loved her, yes we loved h»*r Though God, lie loved her best He has silently called her To a home of eternal rest. Oilie Redd Father Sister Brother Clarinda, Iowa SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH Revi D- Nicholson, Pastor Sunday school was fair. On account of the snow storm, the pastor was lale for morning service. Evening service was well attended. Rev. C. Adams of Pilgrim Baptist church, Omaha, was a visitor. He prea ched a stirring sermon. We are glud to have our friends drop in on us. -. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Curry, Pastor E, Matthews, Reporter Sunday school had an attend ance of 108 pupils. At the close of the lesson period, a program in keeping with Lincoln's birthday was rendered hv the young people’s department. Baptizing followed ihe pro gram. There were seven can didates for baptism, and there were others to be baptized at the evening service. Rev. Curry was at his best at the 11 o’ clock service. Tie spoke again from the book Joshua 8:30. Joshua was remarkable for his courage and also for his obed_ ienee to the will of Cod. We were glad to see Mrs. Landrum out Sunday. She has been ill for several weeks. Mr. Scott, chairman o fthe finance com mittee reports $185.24 from last Sunday’s rally. There are others to report. We are ask ing young people from all over the city to join us in making the young people’s day a suc cess at Zion on Sunday begin ning with the 11 o’clock ser vice and continuing through out the day. This Week in Religion and Thought By Robert L. Moody February seems to be the month of outstanding men. On February 22ndwe celebrate the birthday of two men, George Washington and James Russell Lowell. Oh, how great it would be if all men would learn to realize in life what Lowell put into words. “Earth gets its price for what Earth gives us; The beggar is taxed for a corner to die in. The priest hath his fee who who comes and shrives us We bargain for the graves we lie in; At the devils booth are all things sold, Eneh ounce of dross costs its ounce of gold For a cap and bells our lives pay, Bubbles we buy with a whole soul’s tasking: ‘Tis heaven alone that is given away, ‘Tis only God may be had for the asking.” Not we give but what we share,— For the gift without the giver is bare: Who gives himself with his alms feeds three— Himself, his hungering neighbor, and Me.” i Taken from ihe— “The Vision of Sir Lawnfal’’ —James R. Lowell This easily unfolds the thou ght of our Sunday school lesson this week. We often speak, of “ten to one "chances. Well, ' the new commandment is a “ten to one" charge: “Love one another.” Rev. D. C. Stephenson Wanted in Southwest Missouri Conference Dr. D. C. Stephenson Rev D. C. Stephenson, pro gressive young pastor of the o fthe Allen Chapel A. M. B. church, South Omaha, was sum moned to Kansas City, Mo., by the authority of Bishop Noah W. Williams, and urged to ac cent an appointment in the Southwest Missouri Annual Conference, through one of the presiding elders. While the new assignment is considered a great promotion over his worlc here, the Rev. Stephenson is not eager to leave Allen Chapel where he has labored for the past year. Pressure is being used to secure his immediate acceptance, but Rev. Stephenson desires to re main and tlk with the officers and members of his church. Most likely the Presiding El der of the Omaha District will attend Quarterly Meeting Day at Allen Chapel, Febr. 28th, at which time the Second Quarter ly Meeting service will be held. WILLIAMS BROADCASTING CHOIR PLEASES AUDIENCE Singers Displays Artistry and Feeling in Program by S- Edward Gilbert The Rev. J. S. Williams Broad casting Choir which is heard over station WAAW. each Sunday af tern<x h at 3:30 p. m. established themselves unquestionably as one of the foremost concert aggrega tion of the middle west through their rendition of a superb mus ical program at St. JJohn AME. church Sunday evening. The songs most highly antici pated by approximately 800 souls, tho Negro Spirituals were done so nicely that there were many in the audience who wished they hour. could have continued for another hen it comes to the amount of soul, artistry, intelligence and at tributes which go to make a great choir, too much cannot be said of this well trained group of sing ers. The concert was a striking example of achievement from the strictly musical standpoint. Mrs, rene Moton in the rendi tion of ‘‘Who Knows” by Paul Lawrence Dunbar, displayed an unusual aount of vocal power and control without at anytime broach ing on the harsh, her progress from one note to another was ac complished with a singular dis play of Finesse, What was true of Mr- Preston who displayed Don’t Irritate Gas Bloating If you want to really GET RID OF GAS and terrible bloating, don't expect to do It by Just doctoring your stom ach with harsh, irritating alkalies and "gas tablets.” Most GAS is lodged in the atomach and upper intestine and la due to old poisonous matter in the constipated bowels that are loaded with III-causing bacteria. If your constipation is or long stand ing, enormous quantities of dangerous bacteria accumulate. Then your diges tion Is upset. GAS often presses heart and lungs, making life miserable. You can’t eat or sleep. Your head aches. Your back aches.. Your com plexion is sallow and pimply. Your breath is foul. 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Patton, preached at the morning service on the subject, “What a Church Is.” At night he preache don the subject, “The Sin of Ingratitude,” The W. H. M. S. gave a party honoring Mr. aud Mrs. L. J. Malone. Mr. Malone is confin ed to his bed by Illness. Mrs. George Daniels is still on the sick list and also Mrs. Lula Butler. The Mother Board, under the leadership of Mrs. J. Marshall, gave a Spelling Bee Friday night. It was conducted by Mrs. Frances Anderison. Prizes were won by Clarence, Edith and William Brown. The Willing Workers club gave a bazaar Friday under the'lead er ship of Mrs. F. Woods. This was a wonderful success. The pastor left Tuesday morning for the National Ba ptist Regionad Conventionto be held in St. Louis, Mo. He is also the vice president of our National Baptist Convention which will hold their1 mid winter session in connection with the Regional Meeting. Rev. J. R. Nabrit, D. D of At_ lanta, Ga., passed through the city and was the guest of Rev. M. K. Curry, Pastor of Zion Baptist church. Dr. Nabrit is the secretary of the National Ba.pti/st Convention and pre sident of our national Theol ogical Seminary a.t Nashville Tenn. Funeral Services Held For Mrs. Mary Collier Tlie funeral services for Mary Collier, wife of Edison Collier, were held Monday af ternoon at 2 o’clock from the Pleasant Green Baptist church. She leaves to mourn her loss, a mother, Mrs. Langston of Cleveland, 0.; three brothers and three sisters of Omaha; three children and a host of re latives and friends. She had many beautiful floral offerings .ECONOMY TAILOR Chas. M. Simmons, Prop. 1812 N. 24th St. WE. 6370 % J* She was a devoted wife, Sun day sehool teacher and a true Christian. She will be greatly missed by her church and fri j ends. I - 'CLASSIFIED ADS Furnished Apartment, Hot water, 4 ^ clectricty, gas furnished- WE. 4285 Ki.\henette A|i:iilimnti, 1918 N. 25th, AT. 7356. South Hjoom • man and wife or single mr.n. WE. 4162. 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