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Attend Church . . *•••_* mm mm ••**** mm mm mm » 9mm mm * mm mm •••****• A FORMAL NOTICE PLEASE READ - NOTICE to all church, civic, re ligious, secret and social clubs; to pastors, presidents and reporters. All news of the above organiza tion must I e in our office on or be fore Monday at fip. m. each week for She news items to appear in the -current issue. Your members want their paper on time. Please be prompt and cooperate with us. NO ON TIME—NO IN THE PAPER. C. C. Galloway, Acting Editor METROPOLITAN NEWS Rev. R. W. Johnson. Pastor Mrs. Willa Varner, Reporter Thursday, June 17th, saw the opening of the fourteenth an niversary of the church. Present were Mb- p Taylor end Mother Poarl Woods, of Los Angeles, ■Calif Both spoke on the wonder progress that has been made on the building of the church. Mother Woods gave 1he pastor a beautiful Instruction in behalf of the minis ter’s work. Bishop Taylor will be Luck v i h us Wednesday night, June 23rd On Fi iclay night, Plea sant Green Baptist church was with ns. Rev. St. ( lair delivered a pow erful sermon. The choir sang somu very b auf/YJ J>r< g am 'fur the Pleasant Green church in the very neat’ future. Sunday was Royal Sunday. Mo ther Taylor from K. C., Mo., was in charge. Rev. C. L. Union preached prea ched the anniversary sermon Sun day night after wheh there wus Light Your Brother’s Light Service conducted by the pastor. Beginning Monday there will be special Help and Healing Services held each day throughout the week from 12 <Kin until 2 p. tn. Rev. Cobbs of yhicago and Bro. Boswell of Kansas City and many o their visitors are expected here this week. You too, are invited to come and help us. At 3:30 p. m., Sunday, June 27th, Father and Son Day will be ob served. R«w- Davs, pastor of Anti och Baptist Hhurch, will be the speaker. The pastor and deacons invite eery father and son of the city to come and help us make this a great day. They also invite all mothers and daughters to come and see the men put over the pro •gram. There will be baptizing Sunday night at the church. Come early and get a seat. SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH 28th and Decatur Streets ( Rev. M. B. Bilbrew, Pastor Minnie Bryant, Reporter Last week Salem had the honor of entertaining the New Era State Association. Sunday marked the close of the convpntio^i. Sunday morning, at 9:30, the Model Sunday school was conducted, Mr. N. C, Garner presid ing. At 11:00 a. m., Salem’s regular service was held. Rev. F. S. Good lett brought to us a very inspiring message,. His text was found in Isaiah 30:15, subject, “The Secret of a Conquering Church.” At 3:00 p. m-, the Convention service wns held. The Model BYPU meetings /Were held at 6:30 p. m., Mr. J. W Dacua, presiding. At. 8:00 p. m. Salem’s regular night service was continued. Rev. Pettis brought a very timely message. His subject was “Peace," his text was found in Lev. 26:6. Iur pastor s out of the city at tending the funeral of a niece. Visitors are always welcome at Salem. - ! ; - — — PARK’S FUEL & ICE CO. We feature package feul, kindling, Coal of all kinds, kerosene W. C. Parks, prop. 2406 Blondo Street I NTBKDOM I NATIONAL. 1702 No. 261 h Street Elder Walter Irving, Pastor Sunday school and morning ser vices were very good. The sermon treated on the t hurch’s Relation ship to Christ. Evening service was carried out on time. Rev. Maxwell preached a very inspiring sermon on Wisdom Mrs. Gorum also made some inter esting remarks. -o ST. JOHN A. M. E. CHURCH “The Friendly Church’’ Rev. It. A. Adams, Pastor The Sunday school was full of 'merest and the spiritual aspect . •' the church service run high. Sunday being Father’s Day, the ivices were planned to suit the day Dr. Adams took for his subject: "Fatherhood and Its Responsibil ity.” At the Evening service the men of the church had charge of the ser ' i e and gave* very Interesting ser vice under tho direction of Dr. Wesley Jones and Mr. I. S. Mc Pherson, The men’s chorus direct ed by Mr, ,1. C. Parker was one of the main features of the evening. The fathers were very successful in their drive. Brothers Thomas II. Goodwin and . S. McPherson lead the groups to surpass what the wo men did on Mother’s Day. St. John is very proud to have about four delegates to go to Mem phis for the great centennial which opened on June 22d. glariy outstanding guests were wor shiping at St. John last Sunday, shiping at St. John last Sunday. We are always glad to see them and invite them to make it their churdh home while in the city. St. Jtohto’s cihoir will have its re gular monthly all request program the fourth Sunday at 7:30 p. m. to whieh all are invited to come and receive a gospel message through song. In the Omaha Guide you can read about all your church, social and fraternal news. Have* it sent to your home. BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH 2428 Franklin Street Rev. A. Phillips, Pastor Services were very good at Bethel all day Sunday. Rev. A. Phillips preached at 11:00 a. m. At 3:00 p. m-, ho preached a wonderful ser mon. Tho A. C. E. League met nt tho usual hour and had a very in teresting discussion. Our lesson for next Sunday is “Recreation and Character." Scrip ture Lesson Col. 1:18, Cor. 10:31. Wo are also planning a social ev ening. Every one is invited. The Country Store, given by the J'unior Stewardess Board was a success. We wish to thank those who help ed us. .V.W.V.V.V.W.V.VAV.'A Duffy Pharmacy We. 0609 24th and LAKE STREETS PRESCRIPTIONS Free Delivery ■VAV.WW.WV.V.V.' PARADISE BAPTIST CHURCH Iter. J. G. Gates, Pastor Dolly Dixon, Reporter Sunday school opened with a goodly number present. A wonder ful lesson was enjoyed. Mornnig service was opened with a wonderful massage from our pastor whose subject was “God Will Answer Prayer." Quite a number of visitors were present. Visitors are always welcome. Our men rendered a fine program anti made the women proud of them Visitors who took part with us were Mr. Joseph Lewis, Dr. A. L. Haw kins, Mr. Cooper, of Salem, and Rev. Holmes. We are looking for ward to another program from the men in the near future, Evening services were inspiring ones with a message from our pastor whose text was "Watch.” Every soul was filled with spir itual flood. Union Mission will meet next Sunday at 3:00 p, m. at Paradise. | Come one and all. o MORNING STAR BAPTIST I CHURCH 2608 Franklin Street Rev. William Pruitt, Pastor Mrs. W. K. Frederick, Reporter Sunday school opened at the us ual time with a large attendance. At 11:30 a. m-, the pastor brought a splendid message from St. John 0:4, subject, “Work." Our hearts were made to burn within us while ho talked with us by the way. At. 6 p. m. BYPPU was largely attended.The program wus render ed by the Ladies group. At 8:00 p. m. the message was brought by Rev. S. S. Whitetaw, subject “What Is Your Name.” Gen. 28:21. The church in general is pro gressing spiritually, numerically and financially. For Peace, come toMorning Star. CARD OF THANKS This is to thank the many friends for their kind exprepsions of sympathy and for the many beauti ful floral offerings extended at the death of James Johnson. —MRS. LULA JOHNSON, Wife 2914 N. 25th Street .. CARD OP THANKS .. W« thatak our many friends for their kindness, expressions of sympathy, telegrams, resolutions amd florals given at the) accident pd death of our beloved husband, father and nephew, Mr. Thomas Vann, who died June 11, 1937. We extend our thanks to the loyal members of Zion Baptist Church, and to Rev. M. K. Curry, pas tor; to the many others who came to us in in our sorrow; to those who donated their cars; and to the Meyers Funeral Home for their efficient service^ We also wish to thank the Masonic Lodge, Omaha No. 9, for |heir efficient service. Signed: Mrs. Thomas Vaatn, wife; Vasil and Louis Vann, sons; Mrs. Eliza Elzy, Ft. Gibson, Okla., aunt. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. M. K. Curry, Pastor I Sunday school opened at 9:30 a. m. Much enthusiasm and interest was shown by all. At 11:00 a. m, Rev. Curry •'preached a very inspiring sermon which was enjoyed by all. At 6:30 p. m. BYPU, was opened , with Pres. Crawford presiding. Be cause of the association being in session at Salem Baptist church, the BYPU, had a Union service at Salem at 8:00 p. m. Rev. F. C. Williams preached an inspirational sermon. Rev. M. K. Curry left Sunday night for Raleigh, North Carolina to attend the BYPU and Sunday School Congress. 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