Attend Church . .
Morning Star Baptist Churct
2608 Franklin 3?.
Rev. Win. Pruitt, Pastor
Mrs. W E. Frederick, Rep.
Sunday School opened at the
usual hour, with Mrs. Williams
superintendent, presiding. The
lesson, “Jesus Prayed for Ilia
good. There were new scholars
present.
At 11:110 a. m., the pastor
spoke from Psalms 119:59, text
“1 Thought On My Way."
At. 3:00 p rn., a grand mu
sical was sponsored by the IlY
Pi , MBs floral inp l!ayd«*B,
vice-president. There were vis
itors from the various churche*
of Omaha.
At H-00 p. in,, tin* tnes-age
was brought In t\s by Rev. Bed
Solo of Pilgrim Baptist Chitreh.
Wednesday night prayer ser
vice was well at ended. The
Spirit wio bi"h Thrn^ vere add
e*1 to the ehnreh.
Thursda- night. the Willing
Workers Chili mcf at the home
of Mrs. ,1. Bryant. 2414 Frank
lin S . N’e't nicotine will he at
1he home of Mrs. Grave Kirfley,
2019 Clark Rt.
Visitors an; friends are al
ways welcome.
CLEAVES’ TEMPLE C M. E.
CHURCH
1'’V. n. W. F’n‘s, I'HMf >r
Mrs. Henryp>ta Mnkirm, Reporter
Sunday Morning services
started a- usual with the Kuii
•dav School well attended. The
lesson, “Jesus Praying for Ilis
Disciples’’ was one of I lie most
beautiful proofs of His meek
ness. Every man, woman, boy
and girl .should attend Sunday
School and church somewhere at
this particular season of the
year. There is much to be learn
ed as to bow Jesus supplied
Himself with spiritual strength.
No mat er how holy we think
we are, how pure our lives are.
Jesus was t lip Son of God, not
only could IP speak and be
magnified greatly, vet he was
so meek, so lowly, so bumble,
that H® prayed at all times; but
at this time, Ilis prayer was for
the ones of us who bjoeve in
Him. lie prayed that we might
be kept both in youth and age
if we but believed. Nest Sun
day, Ho will puss on the road to
Jerusalem, weeping not for
Himself, but for the sins of that
great city. His grief becoming
so great He cried out, “0 Jeru
salem, Jerusalem, how often
would 1 have gathered thy
children together, even as a ben
gathereth her brood under her
wings, ami ye would not.” He
loves us just as great.
The pastor spoke for the Ju
nior Church on ‘‘I come not to
call the righteous hut the sin
ner to repentance”. Robt. Jack
son and Haywood Taylor join
ed the church and will be bap
tized next Sunday morning.
William Coleman will receive
the church vows.
At 11.00, the pastor spoke on
“God’s care for llis people".
Mrs. G. Garland, Mrs. Jones,
both of whom have been very
ill, were at the service. Mrs. M.
Rouhlae is much improved.
The Loyal Matrons Pew Ral
ly was a huge success, thanks
to the public.
Mrs. J. D. Lewis was guest
speaker at the Ep worth League
The Forward Step and the
Loyal Matrons are having a so-1
e.ial meeting at the home of |
Mrs. Sara Firmer, 2618 Hamil
ton street.
Next Sunday is Quarterly
Meeting. Rev. L. E: Rosser will
be in charge of the services. Rev
A. Phillips of Bethel A ME
will preach the 3:00 p. rn. ser
mon.
Our thought for the week—
“'WlhtfsoeVer exalte h ,'himself
shall be abased and he that
humbleth himself shall be ex
alted.”
i St. John A ME. Church,
‘The Friendly Church’
Rev. R. A. Adams, Pastor_
With ihe Easter Mason draw
ing nearer and nearer, the iir
t crest and spirit around the
church and Sunday School is
steadily increasing.
I liev. Adams preached both
morning and night services.
Sunday morning his subject
was “Tlie lsist Chri. t” and in
the evening ‘The Absent Christ’
From these two subjects very
strong sermons were preached.
The spiritual aspect at tfie morn
ing service ran unusually high.
The Holy Spirit was very much
in evidence from the choir stand
to the back of the church. Wo
only pray that - ueh Spirit may
con inue.
So sick list was turned in, but j
wo wish for our >ick a speedy
recovery.
Easter Sunday will lie a hau
lier day at St. John. The Sun
day School will have its pro
gram during the, Sunday School
hour. Bishop Noah Williams
will preach at tli(» morning ser
»ice, and the choir will have its
Easier canta a at 7:30 p. m. You
ennnot afford to miss these
services.
After Easter the choir will
start giving its fourth Sunday
All Request program. Request
for songs should come to us as
early as possible. You can give
such requestb to any member of
the choir or to the pastor of the
church.
Road your church, social and
fraternal news in The Guide.
Mr. S. E. Gilbert, the now cir
culation manager, is working
very hard 1o keep youinformed
through The Guide.
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ALJLEN CHAPEL CHURCH
Rev. lb (\ Stephenson, Pastor
Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.
Morning worship, 11:00 a.m.
Evening service, 7:30 p. m.
Alle Chapel Junior Church at.
the Sunday School hour, topic,
“Tlie Relation of the Sunday
Serool to the Church”, by Miss
P. Alston. This was very inspir
ing and greatly enjoyed.
Morning sermon was deliver
ed by our pastor, topic, “The
Real Rattle of Christian Lead
ership”
The Busy Bee Club had an
other of its famous box lunches
on Friday, which was a great
success. Mrs. Jeraldine Martin
is president of this club and
Mrs. M. Shoals the secretary.
M e are proud to announce
that Bishop Noah W Williams
will be tlie guest speaker at Al
len Chapel on Easter Sunday,
Mar. 28, at 3:00 p. m. We would
be glad to see all of you at that
service.
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Pleasant Green Baptist Church
Rev. J .H. Reynolds, Pastor,
Mrs. Lottie Keys, Reporter,
Morning service at 11:30 o’
clock. Sermon was preached by
Rev. Suiylwers of Ohio, who
preachejd on “Baptism,” Ro
mans 6:3-4. Ater service, there
was baptising at Pilbrim Bap
tist Church, 25 and Hamilton
St. Seven young men were bap
tized.
I
At 6:30 p. m., was BYPU ser
vices. A very nice program was
, rendered. Attendance good.
At :30 p. itu, the pastor, Rev.
j Reynolds, preached from Isaiah
2:187, “Though your sins he as
scarlet, 1 will make thee white
as snow.” Three members were
taken into the church at this
j meeting, making a total of el
jeven for the day.
Communion was conducted
bv Rev. St. Clair and Rev. L:
jC. Union.
IN MEMORIAM
Alma Zrtt Alien
1875—1936
MY MOTHER
My Mother’s sweet and
and shining face,
Reflected her noble charm
and grace.
She is the dearest one to
me,
None other like her, will
you see.
She is the one who cheered
when sad,
And loved me whether
good or bad.
She shared my sorrows
and my joys,
I Since as a child I played
with toys. '■>
And when the shades of fl
evening fell,
I hear her tender, loving 11
For mo to rest from toil ■
and play, I
To thank our God and I
knee! and prjy. y
She inspires me to do my
best,
And up to me will bo the
rest.
You see now what she
means to me.
I’ll do my best to make
her see,
That I appreciate what
she has always sacrificed a |
Mrs. Paul Barnett, fi
Sisters and Brothers. B !
THIS WEEK IN RELIGION
AND THOUGHT
(by Robert L. Moody)
A Tribute to Negro Woman- j
hood: ‘‘H(» calm, he steadfast, I
he courageous this is the mot* i
to of Mary McLeod Bethune, as
quoted from the Literary Di-1
gcst. We appreciate its liberal
tribute to an “Angel” of our
group. We hope thut the opt
imism she expresses will in-;
efrease greatly. Mrs, Bethune 1
says that “common hardships
that hitherto has been absent.”]
are welding a mutual interest ^
till, for more real women with
a vision—women who will in-;
spire our hundreds of girls in
Omaha, and elsewhere to rise
above degenerate conditions *
someone has prayed, “God give
us men.” \ es, Lord, also give
us women who will he calm,
steadfast and courageous.
Balm Suday, March 21st. is
celebrated as the day when
Christ was acclaimed King by
the multitude.
Many of our churches will
ho crowded with worshippers
with palms in their hands. The
palm is asign of victory and
peace. Though we have little
midst of chaos, wo may have
hope for social peace in the
peace and prove the Lordship
and Kingliness of Christ by hav
today, hut tomorrow it may cry
crowd. It. may place you on high
Beware of the praise of a
ing Him ethroned in our hearts,
today may sigh tomorrow.”
‘‘Crucify him”. ‘‘Fame is a va
pour; popularity accident; rich
es take wings. Those who cheer
The one thing that endures is
character.”
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SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH
28 and Decatur St.
Rev. M. B: Bilbrew, Pastor
Minnie Bryant, Rep.
The Sunday School is spon
soring a Pre-Raster Tea Sun
day, Mar. 21, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Arnett, 1923 N.
27th St.
At 11:00 the past Sunday,
Rev. Pettis brought the mes
sage during the absence of the
pastor. His text was found in
Isaiah 22:22, subject, “The Re
proving of Human Wisdom and
Worldly Joy.”
During the evening service,
Rev. P^Ltisi fcjpoke from Mai.
4:2. His subject was “Back to
God.” We enjoy hearing Rev.
Pettis.
Visitors are always welcome
at Salem
Visit the Neighborhood beau
ty shop for your Easter hair
dress. Owed and operated by
Mrs. Charle.na Lewis. 2855
Maple, JAckson 6110.
METROPOLITAN OHUROH
Rev. R. W. Johnson. Pastor
Mrs. Willie \5arntfr, Rep.
Sunday was n high day at
the Metropolitan.
At 11:00 a.m., Rev. Johnson
preached from Genesis 41:37
40, subject, “I'reuaration”. The
Spirit of the Lord is truly with
us.
At 3:30 p. m., the Crusaders
Club cdtosed its Help Card
Drive with a program. Rev.
Garnett preached a wonderful
serin oil /rom Daniel, subject,
“Prayer Chages Things”.
The 6:00 o’clock Union was
well attended. Mrs. Woody used
the 23 Psalms for the lesson.
Mrs. Woody will be very happy
to have you meet her at 6:00
p. m., each Sunday evening at
the church.
At 8:00 p. m., Rev. Johnson
preached from Genesis 42:28,
subject, “The Land of Love to
Guide you”.
If you love a good Bible,
come to the Metropolitan and
hear a serial on the Bible, that
starts from Genesis and' goes io
Revelation.
Don’t forget the 9:30 a.m.
Sunday School
You are welcome to any of
the Metropolitan services.
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Stop Getting Up Nights
To harmlessly flush poisons and
acid from kidneys and correct ir
ritation of bladder so that you can
stop “getting up nights" get a 35
cent package of Gold Medal Haar
lem Oil Capsules and take as di
rected. Other symptoms of kidney
and binder weaknesses are scanty
pufy eyes.—adv.
HINES CLEANERS
Hats Cleaned and Blocked.
Alterations and Helming.
If it can be cleaned, we will
clean it.
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t NEBRASKA j
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t 2202-4-6 North 24th Street
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| Poultry and Egg Dealers
\ Our prices are reasonsable,
| see us first. j
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Room 310 Karback Bloik
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the County Court of Douglas
County, Nebraska.
* In the matter of the estate of
CHARLEY WILLIAMS deceased:
All persons Interested In said
matter are hereby nolfied that on
the 12th day of March 1937 Lillie
C. Williams filed a petition in said
County Court, praying that his
final administration account filed
herein be settled and allowed, and
that she be discharged from her
trust as administratrix and that a
hearing will be had cm said petition
before said Court on the 10th day
of April 1937 and that if you
fall to appear before said Court on
the said 10th day of April, 1937
at 9 o’clock a. m-, and contest, the
Court may grant the prayer of said
petition, enter a decree of heirship,
and make such other and further
orders, allowances and decrees, as
to this Court may seem proper, to
the end that all matters pertaining
to said estate may be finally settled
and determined.
Bryce Crawford
County Judge
Be. 3 20 37 En- 4 3 37 ....
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BACON Squares _ 17Vac i
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North 16th Street.
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For service and number one
j repair work
Batteries and Tires
!Come to Louis Larsen’s Garage
3014 No. 24th St. JA 9220
Wake up! It is time to get going 1
Change your oil. Put in Germ
Process Oil. Check your grease,
tires, batteries and fill with
Conoco Ilronze and get going
now.
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Also Rhode Island Reds and Plymouth Rock Spring chickens
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