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Attend Church . . <UUUUUWUtJWJWWUUWUW.»AWJjgiAWJJAW.l.,/AVA A FORMAL NOTICE PLEASE READ • NOTICE to all church, civic, re ligious, secret and social clubs; to pasters, presidents and reporters. All news of the above organiza tion must be in our office on or be fore Monday at 6p. m. each week for the 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 ST. JOHN A. M. E. CHURCH “The Friendly Church" I>r. R. A. Adams, Pastor The Sunday school attendance last Sunday was not so good. As Sunday was Women’s day, the speaker was a woman, Mrs. Geo. W. Stater, Jr, She took her text j from Prow 31st chapter and 10th | verse. She gave a message that j every woman as well as every man I should have been glad to hear. In the afternoon, the speaker was Wm. Farmer, an evangelist. She took her text from Luke 19th chapter and 5th verse, and in the evening the women gave a pageant enCtled, “Women of the Bible.” In th-- afternoon women from some of the other churches of the city made up a very fine women's choir. The day was very successful both spiritually and financially. Mrs. Maude Ray and her com mittee are to be congratulated for the fine services for the day. The sick of the church are improving Sister Venus Pace was able to be at church Sunday after a long ill ness. Sunday August 29th, will be Young People's day. There will be a chorus of ubout 50 voices. These young people will have a very fine service all day. This will lx* on time, so let every one Ik* on time at 10:46 a. m. There were many visitors at the church Sunday, too many to name but we always welcome them to St. John. Among the many visitors was Mrs. Mary Scott, of Chicago, a daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Adams. The Omahn Guide will keep you informed on all your local, church, social and fraternal news, have it sent out to you each lfriday. 1 BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. A. Phillips, Pastor Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. The pastor preached a powerful and in spiring message in the morning and night services. At 6:00 the A. C. E. League met with an outdoor meet ing and was enjoyed by a large group of young people. The lesson for Sunday, August 22nd, '‘Honesty that makes no exception” Acts. 8:111. Heb. 13:18. Visitors are always welcome. August 29th, will be the Men's day. Every Sunday morning at 5:00 a- m. will be prayer meeting. | -o INTERDOMINATION AL CHURCH Elder W. I. Irving, Pastor Abner Irving, Reporter The third SSunday in each month is given to the women of the church They have complete control of the services. There was a true spirit of devotion manifested. Sister Gorum was speaker both morning and ev ening ad delivered wodorful mess ages. Every one is always welcome to attend the Intwdominational church. -o PAGEANT RECITAL The Young Peoples Summertime Pageant Recital will be given at Bethel A ME church, 24 th and Franklin, at 3:00 p. m., Sunday August 22nd- Public is cordially in vited.Admission free. Miss Ethel Jones, music instructor. CHURCH OF GOD Elder Spraght, Pastor Katie 'Johnson, Reporter Sunday school at the usual hour. I The lesson, “God Gives Laws to a I Nation.” The lesson was well I taught by Supt. Joe Eddens. At 1:15, the pastor brought forth the morning message. Subject, “The Qualification of a Dible Christian.” Acts 11-26. As the mess age was brought forth our souls were blessed. Evening services, the pastor again preached a wonderful mess age, ‘Light Bearer.” Matt. 5-1. Beginning August 22nd, the pastor, Elder S. Spraght, and mem bers of the Church of God, invites •veryone to attend our revival meeting. Come one, come all. Every* one welcome. METROPOLITAN CHURCH Rev. R. W. Johnson, Pastor Mrs. Willie Williams, Reporter Services were very good at the Metropolitan church Sunday. The Sunday school was well attended. Rev. Johnson, brought forth a splen did message at the 11:00 services. Subject, “Lord Send the Comfort er.” The Union is at its heights, ev eryone enjoyed the beautiful lesson that was brought to us by Mrs. Woody. Rev. Jtihnson preached an inspiring message at 8:00 p. m., from St. John 129. SSubject, “Be hold the Lamb of God. At 3:00 p. m. Sunday August 22nd, the Me tropolitan church will be at the Church of God in Christ, at 25th and Erskine. The church desires to meet all. -o—__ ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. M. K. Curry, Pastor Sunday school opened at 9:30 with a large number in attendance. The subject of the lesson was, ''God Gives the Law to a Nation.” From this lesson the Ten Com mandments, ^vhicji Vvas thu law given to the nation by God. Being Young people’s day, at 11:00 the young minister, Rev. M. K. Curry, jr., son of our pastor, pleached a beautiful and insipring semon. His subject was, “An Un derstanding Heart." Many beauti ful and helpful thoughts were de rived from his message. Everyone present enjoyed the wonderful ser mon. The Junior choir sang and made quite an impression on the audience. BYPU opened at 6:30, with (President Crawford presid ing. A program was rendered by groups of three of both depart ments. At 8:00 p. m. services, Rev. Curry, jr., again gave another in spiring sermon, subject, “Why Seek You the Living Among the Dead?” This sermon was enjoyed by all present. The following vi sitors worshipped with us: Mrs. E. S. Redd, Columbus, Mo.; Mr. Robert O. Simms, Texas; Mr. W. J. Qualls, Omaha; Mrs. Ethel Vann, Sioux Falls S. D.: Miss Dorothy] Redd. Columbus, Mo., also a teach er in Missouri. The Missionary Society is still dong a wonderful work. Visitors are always welcome at Zion. — a SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH The Salem BYPU, made history Sunday, August ,16th, when the Unidn held its annual outdoor meet ing at Elmwood par. The caravan of beautifully and artistically de corated cars of which there were twelve, left the church at 6:00 p. m., escorted by two motorcycle pa trolmen. On entering the park, the group circled to the park display ing the bright colored streamers and banners, where a group picture was made and refreshments were served. We salute our prsident, Mr, Cooper, who is serving his ninth year for Salem BYPU, as well as the sixth year for the City of Oma ’ha BYPU. WHEN ISyjOWl. ARM LONGEST? Most persons are said to be taller in the morning than at night...but it’s different with the length ot your arm. When you pick up a telephone and place a call your arm is long enough any time to reach persons anywhere in your community or thou sands of miles away. our arm plus your telephone saves you countless trips and collars in trip expense. It brings you information and saves you worry. With the telephone, you can accomplish mote and still have more time for recreation, for friends and for family. * NORTHWESTERN BILL TELEPHONE COMPANY This Week in Thought and Religior By Robert L. Mocdy Religion In National Life The coming lesson in church school deals with the above subject. .A great lesson is to be learned and applies to our present day religious life. Ancient Israel was to bring “an offering: of every man that giveth it willingly with his heart.” Ex. 25:2. Jjjdgng from thq approval 'and direction received from the Lord by Israel as they built the “tabernacles,” places of worship is due to our failure to give ‘‘will ingly." Our places of worship are lonely for the presence of the greatest number of our pople because they fail to obey the charge to “not for sake the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner of some but exhorting one another; and s,.me much more, as ye see the day approaching.” Heb. 10:25. Many are failing to worship be cause of the evils and hypocricy of others, but this is no excuse, be cause the Bible is our guide to Godly living—not men. We are to follow them as they follow Christ The end of our reigious efforts are not i. e. should not be—to build earthly tabernacles,” but the hour eometh and now is, when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth: for the Father seeketh such to worship Him. Much contention exists in Oma ha, about social reform, relative to taverns, gambling places and lewd houses. If every person who claim ed to be a Christian in Omaha j would '‘be” as he professes and stops supporting these worldly places many of them would close automatically, because of the lack of trade. Pure reigion and undefil ed does not consist of social talks about reforms, but “keeping ones self unspotted from the world. Re ligion will never have its proper place in the ife lof a nation until it finds its proper place n the life of each individual and community of that nation. --• CHURCH OP GOD HOLDS REVIVAL Tht? revival is now going on at the Church of God in Christ, 2318 No. 26th street, conducted by Ev angelist, H. J. Jeinkins of Los Angeles, Calif. Interesting mess ages each night demonstrated from a chart. I We were graced with the pres ence of this blessed yound man during our state convocation which convened, July 23rd, and being so impressed with the message of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, which hq brought to us under the power, and annointing of the Holy Gost. Our pastor, together with our Blesed Mother Lizzie Robin son, A^pdrvu^r of thrj women’s work of the church, invited his re turn. This he kindy consented to. Omaha is invited to come and hear this man of God, and enjoy the gospel feast- Services at 7:46 each night. -o Mrs. Kathryn Murray, and sister, Mrs. Helen Simpson, 2101 Lake street, have returned to the city after spending several delightful weeks visiting relatives and friends in Kansas. Don’t Read This UNLESS You would like to save 50 per cent or more on all or used parts for your automobile. You want to know where you can buy tires and tubes to meet your needs and your pocketbook. You would like to sell, buy or trade your present car for a good recondi tioned used car. You need glass installed for one-half the regular price. You can do all this and more by stopping at the RABEN AUTO EXCHANGE 1819 Ouming- St. HArney 6665 Your Bnainesa Appreciated Gov. Not Through In Extradition Fighl Atlanta, Aug. 19 (C)—Governor Rivers, incensed because other states are refusing to send back escaped prisoners from the Georgia chaingang, has dug up an old ‘full faith and credit” clause in a Fed eral statute which he hopes will help him reclaim James Cunning ham, now in Boston, who escaped from Georgia in ‘24, and Robert Elliot Burns, white, who wrote the famous “I'm a Fugitive" book, now living in New Jersey. Governor Rivers in a statement Friday, said: “We are gong after any others the other states may be holding from us.” The old law on which Governor Rivers pins his hopes reads: “When ever the executive, authority of any state or territory demands any per son as a fugitive from justice of the executive authority of another state or territory to which such person I has fled and produces a copy of an [indictment found or an affidavit I made before a magistrate. It shall be the uty of the executive author ity of thi\ state or territory to which such person has fled to cause him to be arrested and se cured, and to cause notice of the arrest to be given the executive nuthorty making such demand or to the agent of such authority ap pointed to receive the fugitive and to cause the fugitive to be delivered to such agent when he shall appear. If no agent appears within six months fom the time of the arrest, the prisoner may be discharged.” ■-o Don’t Manufacture News Says Dr. Fisher Hampton, Aug. 19 (C)—Dr. Isa ac Fiher, editor of the Southern Workman, told a CCC conference ot educational advisors here last week to respect newspaper stand ards an not to “manufacture" news, but wait until something happens, then write it “tersely, simply and truthfully.” A local white paper carried a report of the speech. -o Technical Men Meet In Washington Washington, Aug. 19 (C)—The National Technical association, composed of nearly 300 architects, civil, electrical, meehnical, chemi al and metallurgial engineers will open their meeting at Metropolitan AME church Friday, Sept. 3rd, and will be addressed by Dr. Mordecai Wyatt Johnson, president of Ho ward university. -o-■ 1‘BURLEY NEGRO” “DUSKY DAMSEL” ARE TABOO New York, Aug. (C)—Listing “Words to Be Avoided" in Chapter 4, Grant Hayde, in his book, “Hand book for Newspaper Workers,” published by D. Appleton and Co. list “Burly Negro” and ‘Dark Dam sel” The words are listed under the heading, ‘Trite, womout phrase! to be avoided.” Special Training Free For Negro Doctors (Special to the Omaha Guide from the Treasury Department Publis Health Service, Washington)— Subject: Postgraduate training of Negro physicians in the clinical management and public health con trol of syphilis. 1. The District of Columbia Health Department has made an arrangement with the Howard University Medical School for the organization of a special course of postgraduate training of Negro physicians in the clinical manage ment and public health concrol of syphilis and gonorrhea. 2. The course of instruction is planned to extend over a period of three months and is to be repeatetd for successive periods during the next year beginning September 1, 1P37. Each entering class will be limited to fifteen member's and a new class will be received every three months. The scheme of in struction provides ectures and clini cal and laboratory demonstrations for training in the clinical manage ment and public health control of syphilis and gonorrhea. 3. The course is open for regis tration to trainees selected by the State heath officers, and traveling expenses and other allowances are appropriate charges against the allotment made to the respective states for training and reserve per sonnel for the fiscal year 1937-38. In recommending candidates pre erence will be given to well train ai young physicians who expect to participate in state or local syphil is central programs in the capacity of venerael dsease concrol officers, cooperating clinicians with health departments, or consultants to health departments. Recommenda tions, however, need not be limited to such persons. 5. State health officers who may have personnel for whom such training is desired are invited to apply directly to Doctor Numa P. G. Adams, dean, Howard Unversity School of Medicine, Washington, D. C., for application blanks. Ap pointments will be based on supe pority of quailfication including previous basic training, as well as priority in time. -o James W. Johnson Advises WPA Theatre New York, Aug. 19 (C)—The announcement is made that Dr.; James Weldon Johnson of Fisk uni versity has accepted an invitation to become an advisor for the WPA theatre, being a member of a na tional committee. DOLGOFF HARDWARE Paint, Glasa and Varnish We do glazing and make windew •hades to order 1822 24 N. 24 WE 1607 Sol Lewis Invites You to come in and visit our new store at 1901 Farnam St. See The New G. E. Refrigerators i _ 5 Year Protection Low Operating Cost All Steel Cabinet Vaccum Sealed Thrft Unit New Low Prices Prices from $85;50 lup (Small Carrying Charge) SOL LEWIS __CLASSIFIED ADS ; FOR RENT—Love’s Kitchenette j Apartments, 2616-18 Patrick, or 2613 Grant st. Call We. 5653. ROOM for rent to couple. Call after 5. 2105 Ohio. 4 ROOMS all furnished modern for rent call WE 3146. For an apartment call AT 9320. Large front room 2 men or employ ed couple preferred, 2705 Ohio. FURNISHED rooms for rent WE 2303 ROOM for rent for man W'E 6031 AGENTS—10 daily selling Negrc Dolls. Write, National Co., 163 West 126th St, N. Y AGENTS — Sell Emperor Haile Selassie Picture, (Sample 26c) Negro Dolls, Flappers, Afriear League, 264 W. 188th St, New York. COLORED RACE ONLY. Nation wide social letter dub: new friends, romance; strictly confi dential. Particulars free. KIS MET, Boxx 6166-EL, Met Sta Los Angeles, Calif. Intelligence and Sales Dept. Good 5000 Representatives Wanted I income assured. E. 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PINKHAM’S VEGETABLE COMPOUND and Go "Smiling Through," North 24th Street SHOE HOSPITAL Celebrates the 15th Anniversary With a Big Shoe Repairing Sale Women’s Toplifts _ $.15 Women’s half soles ..65c and up Men’s half soles 75c and up Men’s rubber heels 35c and up Childrens Half soles 50c and up 1307 No. 24th St WE 4240 ,-—-1 Send 10c for six mo. subscription to interesting magazine. Movie News and Pictures. Box 452, Dayton, Ohio. AUTOMOBILES: 1929 Ford Model As priced from $50 to $135. Russell Motors 20 ih and Ames. Automobiles—See Russell Mo tors for used cars—Fine sel ection to choose from_all malkes and models. 20th and Ames. KE 0830. t-t - " -.-r- .. WANTED—Experienced salesman for rubber work gloves ae aide line to retail trade. Liberty Rob ber Glove Co. Winona, Minn. MAKE $10 daily telling Negro dolls, pictures. National Co.. 18C W. 126th St., New York City. 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