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Attend Church . . ....... .ujuuh.w-*.VAW.V.,.VAVAW^V.V/,,.,.,.V.V< 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 he in our offi e 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 he prompt and cooperate w'th us. NO ON TIME—NO IN THE PAPER. C. C. Galloway, Acting Editor CLAIR CHAPEL M. E. CHURCH Rev W. C. Conwcll, I’astor A very successful rally for tho endebtness of the church wan clot ed on September 5th, The membership was divided into twenty captains and each captain reported ac follows: C. E. Trimble, $19.25;W. iH. Smith, $11.75; Dean Bell, $7.00; C. N. Pankey, $17.35; B. V. Gray, $60.15; Arthur Rone, $5.00; Thelma Reese, $18.52; Car Tie Logan, $22.05; Ina Bennett, $23.25; 'Ethel Kirtley, $’5.10; Al berta Jones, Georgia Goosley,, $20.00; Lucy Mae Collins, $61.61; Cert rode Green, $13.51; Catherine Itenlston, $50.00; C. M. Fnrmor, $2.00; J. A. Drake, $28.00; Carrie U tice, $36.00 A (Id it* Shepard, $2.00; Rev. J. E. Wad*, $60.00 Congregation, $10.46; Rev. W. C. Conwell, $3.00; Total 490.10. ST. JOHN A. M. E. CHURCH “The Friendly Church” Dr. R. A. Adams, Pastor Sunday was another banner day for St. John. We still miss our young people in Sunday school and church. Dr. Adams preached at both ser vices. His subject was “Where is God?” Evening service text, “Love and Praise.” Now that the veath r la cooler and the vacations arc. about ov r, the choir is looking forward to a full membership at the services during the fall and winter. They ore still having their fourth Sun day night all request programs, and a.-k that all requests numbers b n sent in early. Sunday September 19th will be men’s day and the men are ex pectin'.' a fine pvo''rom wilh Mr. J. C. Parker directing the. music. See that your reservation for the ‘‘All Clubs” banquet are made be fore Sunday September 26th, ns it may be too late nfter this date. Tho visitors Sunday were Mrs. Maud B. Washingaon, Chi.-ago, 111.; Miss Ruth L. Redd, Columbus, Mo.; Miss Mercedes Perry, Denver, Colo. Mr. Millard T. Lacey, Los Angeles, Calif, and Mr. . W. Dncus, Oma ha. Tho Omnba Guide will always be glad to have the friends as well as out of town visitors to come to the plant at 24th and Grant St. and pay them a visit. It is trying to keep you informed on your church, social and fraternal news. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. M. K. Curry, Pastor Sunday school opened at 9:30. The subject being “A Nation Needs Religious Homes.” The proper training of children in the home was one of the main points discus sed in the lesson. At 11 o’clock, Rev. F. C. Wil liams, preached a very interesting and inspirational sermon. The sub ject being ‘‘Gentleness and Docil ity.” BYPU opened at 6:30. At 8 o’ clock Rev. Griffin from I-o-s An geles, Calif., preached a very in spiring sermon. His subject was taken from Luke 17:15, which read as follows: "Grace Sacrifices,” un der which the following were dis cussed: Grace treasures, Grace duties, and grace privileges. This was a very interesting sermon, and everyone received a real lesson from it. The following visitors worship ped with us: Mrs. M. A. Lewis, Hannibal, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Ford, Omaha; Mr. John Bulah, Los An geles, Calif-; Mrs. Neeley Williams, Omaha; Mrs. O. L. Hubbard, Oma ha; Mr. Jack Paige, Sioux City, la.; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barker, Oma ha; Mrs. Mary Mays, Mrs. N. Hib bler, Los Angelts, Calif.; Miss Z Jackson, Gladewater, Tex.; Mr Leslie King, Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. J. Haskins, Portland, Ore-; Miss Lcla Barker, Omaha; Mrs Beatrice Marshall, St. Joseph, Mo.; Mr. Elder M. Chambers, Omaha. Welcome to Zion at all times f MORNING STAR BAPTiST CHURCH Rev. Wm. Pruitt, Pastor | Sunday sdhool opened at the us ual hour, with a large number of adults present. The lesson was, “A Nation Needs A Religiou-' Home.’’ At 11:30 a. m., the pastor brought i to us nn inspiring sermon, from James 1:2, subject, “'Pi e Value of Standing Your Trials.” At 0 p. m. BYPU opened with a large number present. The lesson was, “How Jr us Reveals God in the lesson.” This lesson was very beautifully taught by the pastor. At 11:00 p. m., again the message was delivered by the pastor, text b-ing found, St. Luke 15:12-18. Subject, “The Use and Nonuse of C mmon Sense.” The pa-tor point ed i ut the fourteen steps in this parable, as there were seven down ward and sve.n upward climbs. Don’t! forget the revival be!ng Monday n gh1, September 20th, ci-ndueted by the Rev. M. B. Bil- j 1 >ew, pastor of Salem church, Monday night, Sept. 13th, Prayer service each week. Come one, come r’l. always a glad welcome to ev eryone. « ——n--— PARADISE BAPTIST CHURCH "r-dny school was very well at tend;!. Classes were combined and tau- fi t by Rev. Reagan. At 11 o’cloey R -v. Reagan prea <f ft im t h<; 3rd chanter and 5th verso of St. James. “Even so the tongue is a litt'e mi mb.-r and ’ :i to'll- great th:ngs.” LYPIT was called to order by the v'er* pr -sklent as tin- president was ill. At 8 p. in. Rev. Reagan preached another wonderful sermon. The text being from John 8:10. The visitors wore: Mother Ho ward and Sister M. Quarry. Wo are planning a rainbow rally f< ■■ September 29th. Visitors are always welcome. MOUNT MORIAH CHURCH Rev. F. P. Jones, Pastor Forystccn Burroughs, Reporaer Though the pastor is out of the city, services go on as usual. At the morning worship, Rev. J. P. Mosly j preached an interesting sermon ! from the subject “Waiting.” Rev. i Bedsols off Pilgrim Baptist church read the scripture lessen. Owing to the Polio ban Sunday ' school for minors will be postponed until the ban is lifted, i Rev. M. J. Goldsmith, pastor of • Calvary Bapti t of Red Oak, la., * presided at tfhe evening worship. . Kis sermon and remarks were very I timely. He will preach for us again I next Sunday morning. Tho rally of the states is on and everyone is invited to take part | with some state. | The sick of the church are Mrs. McCraty and Mrs. Davidson. ! Visitors are always welcome. —-o MT. NERO CHURCH Rev. J. G. Gates, Pastor Ile'en S. Pranshaw, Reporter The Mt. Nebo Sunday school consisted only of adults Sunday morning. Tho minister took charge Sunday morning selecting ns his script, 4th chapter of St. Marks. | Rev. Renbrow took charge Sun day night. Tho services were enjoyed by all. , Visitors are always welcome. --n i METROPOLITAN CHURCH Rev. R. W. Johnson. Pastor Mrs. Williams, Reporter The Sunday school still misses the young people and children. The adult classes at Sunday school have heen very interesting. Rev. John son preached a soul stirring ser mon from Hebrews 2:3, subject, “How Shall We Escape.” Rev. Clark, pastor of the Church of God, 25th and Erskine and Rev. Cheatum, were present in our mor ning service. The Union at 6 o’ clock is still climbing to success. Mrs. Woody invites you to come. Rev. Johnson preached from St. _Q_ Luke, 14:15-16 at the evening ser vice, subject, "Come now lor all things are now ready.’’ Starting IP-26 the Metropolitan Congress will hold their annual -ession at the Metropolitan .Spiritual O'surch of Christ, of which Bishop Taylor is now pnstoring in Kansas City, Mo,, I ( any wish to go, see Brother Por ter, the secretary for information before it is too lafe. The pastors aid is in a great drive, please see n captain. Thanking you for what ever yau may give. -o-. — SALEN BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. M. B. Pilbrew, Pastor Minnie Bryant, Reporter Services were very gof>d at Sa lem Sunday. The Sunday school still misse.s the younger people. Rev. Pettes brought to us a very helpful and inspiring message at II o’clock. St. John 1:42 was the text. Subject “Follow Me.” The BYPU is al o at a loss with out the younger people. Rev. Pettes brought to us an other splendid message at 8 o’ clock, His text was the 4th chapter of Malachi and the 2nd verse. The choir L> planning a musical the 30th of September. The mission is giving a Lucky Pocket Social on the 28'lh of this month. Ench pocket contains a prize. The sick of the church are Mrs. M. Alexander, Mrs. T. Green, Mrs. J. Simon and Brother J. McGaw. MT. OL’iVE BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. I*. Mosley, Pastor Mrs. I.enora Parker, Reporter Sunday school opened at 11 o’ clock, with Brother Rreakfield, su perintendent, presiding. Rev. Gold-mith of Red Oak, la., preached a wonderful sermon. There was one new addition to the church Sunday. Sunday night the pastor preached a very interesting and insipring sermon. “The Saving Power.” We are very happy to have our visitors with us. They are- al ways welcome. CHURCH OF GOD Elder S. Rpaght, Pastor Ratio Johnson, Reporter Sunday school opened a* usual at the same hour. It was conducted by the Supt. Joe Elders. The lesson being '‘A Nation Needs Religious Homes," Dent. 0:1-9. The lesson war. well taught by the pa - tor. 1 At. 11:15 the pastor brought the message. The subject kas “Prepare for Greater Th'ngs for God.” Ps. 51:12-13. “I.et us prepare our lives by obeying the words of God in our hearts, that the Lord might use us to glorify bis nnme and build up his kingdom.” Evening worship, the subject, “Man, where are you going?” Ps. 139:1-12. "Let us remember we cannot hide from tht great God of the World whose pure eye watches over all nations beholding the evil and the good.” Come nnd bear Elder S. Spaght. Preaching every Wednesday night. .... o BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. A. Phillips, Pastor Sunday, Women’s Day Sunday school was opened at 9:30 a. m. Preaching at 11 o’clock by the lady evongelist. At Three o’clock the program will consist of papers and solos and speaking by some of the professional ladies of the city. Evening services, there will be a short program and preach ing by a lady evangelist. At 6:00, A. C. E. league will meet. Subject for Sunday, ‘Teaching of Jesus for Todays World.” Music will bo furnished by the ladies chorus. Every women is in vited to attend all day and bring 1 friends. Come and help make this a great day. See AND! First Everyday is Sale Day at Andy’s 1936 Chev. Town Sedan $450 1935 Ford V8 Coupe 385 1936 Ford Tour Sedan Radio, heater 450 1934 Olds Sedan, Radio new tires 395 1934 Ford V8 Tudor or Sedan 266 1933 Chev. Sedan or Coupe 275 1933 Ply. Sedan or Coach 275 1932 Chev. Coupe or Coach 176 1932 Ford V8 Tudor or Coupe 196 1931 Chev. Coupe or Coach 146 1930 Chev. Sedan 126 1989 Chev. Sedan or Coach 96 1930 Ford Coupe 86 A. C. NELSEN Auto Sale, Inc. 2042 2044-2112.2200 Harnay Street Phone ATUntic 2425-2420 CLASSIFIED ADS FOR RENT—Love's Kitchenette Apartments, 2516-18 Patrick, or 2613 Grant st. Call We. 5553. TWO room apartment, $3.50 week. 2 room private bath, $4.75 week. Furnished, bills paid, JA 0986. Dressmaking. Mrs. Jones. 2522 Wirt St. FREMONT NEWS NOTES On Thursday night, September 9t.h, Rev. D. W. Bass and six car loads of his congregation including the choir, drove to Fremont to as sist the pastor, Rev. H. D. Piggue 'in a financial drive. The church was filled to its capacity as Rev. Bass delivered a stirring message. The choir was at its best with Rev. Bass as director. The meeting was very successful financially and ot herwise. By request Rev. Bass sang a solo. We are always assur ed of a good meeting wth Rev. Rev. Bass’ following. un rriaay nignt, septcmoer lUtn, i the Loving Five Quartette of Kan- 1 F.as City, Mo. rendered a program at St. James A. M. E. church. A j goodly number were present to en- J joy the sweet gospel -ongs as sung by the quartette. They will return at a later date at which time more white patrons desire to hear them. Sunday Sept. 12th, was quarter ly meeting at St. James. The pas tor, Rev. H. D. Piggue officiated with Rev. O. G. Butler acting as presiding Elder in the absence of Rev. J. Wiliams, who held a quar terly meeting elsewhere. Rev. But ler preached a very inspiring ser mon both morning and evening. At 3 p. m., Rev. Goodwin, pastor r f Christ’s Temple church, Omaha, and four carloads qf his congre gation came to worship with us making our quarter a big success. Rev. Goodwin delivered a powerful gospel mes age which was enjoyed by all present. Music was furnish ed by Christ Temple’s choir. On Tuesday night September 1.4th, the presiding Elder Rev. J. W. 1 Williams will hold his 4th quarter ly conference. Rev. D. C. Steven ! -on, pastor at Allen Chapel, South ' Omaha and his congregation will | be with us also. Rev. Stevenson will preach and his gospel chorus choir will render i service. This also promises to be a big night. St. James has gone far j this year under the pastorate of ! Rev. H. D. Piggue. He has been very successful in every effort put forth and at this particular time is overwhelmingly so. He is a young man in the ministry but very j strong in the faith and we are proud of him a* our pastor. Please call our office, WEbster 1517, if you change your address. When you call the moving men, call the Omaha Guido office at the same time. Either you or the Omaha Guide must pay Mr. Jim Farley, Post Master General 3c when you fail to call our office if you move Since January 1, 1937, somebody, through our office have paid Uncle Sammy $139.80 just because you and your neighbor d'-d not call our office when you called the van man. Now please cooperate with us in this matter. When you call, ask for Mrs. C. E. Reynolds, circulation manager, and wo will assure you that your change of address will be properly made at once, and you will not miss a single issue of your paper Thank you for your cooperation. C. C. Galloway, Manager TRADE | 97 fdCHMMI’S Food Stores, Inc 9 m Butter Nut Coffee lib 30c 2 lbs 59c WE 0402 24th & LAKE FREE DELIVERY This Week in Thought and Religion By Robert L. Mco'ly “Training Children’’ “Training a child in the way you would (have him go; and his teach ing shall not depart from him“— Prov. 22:6. We are at the beginning of an other school year, so before we dis cuss the subject, we salute all of tihe children who will return to Iheir studies hoping they will use every opportunity to be grateful to paients who sacrifice their money and lives for tihe education of youth. To the parents, wc say “Be encouraged, be hopeful'. Maybe if you don’t receive a personal reward for your labor*, society and the world in general will probably be benefited. But the proverb quoted above places a serieus challenge before parents. With our pre-ent complex society and educational system, we have placed too much of the task of training our children upon tihe teachers of secular schools and church schools.. I Often we abuse these- teachers because they critize our children a”d reprimand them, whereas if we gave them their fundamental train ing church school and public school teachers would not have so much trouble. It is a sad mistake to ex pect text beok training to reform the behavior and regenerate the character of our children. Then you have the nerve to say children are not ‘‘raised,” cr reared as they used to be. The fault is net in the children, but is in you. The family alter and Bible home train ing is a “lost art” and the children are not getting any “raising” to depart from. Turthfully they are probably being “raised” as hogs, -ows, etc., i.e., being fed and part ly clothed. But to be trained to he morally clean, mentally Tit, and reigious, they don’t get that. Sel dom, if ever, do some children hear 'Iheir parents pray. The Word of God is right and we, if anybody have failed. Begin now to train your children, then you will curve, crime and give the “chool teachers less trouble. You can’t save your child from hell until you are first saved yourself. “Be a Christian.” Robbin’s Pharmacy Ve Make Our Own Ice Cream Fresh Daily 2106 No. 24th St. WE 1711 MODERN SHOE REPAIR 1410 North 24th Street Women's Top Lifts_ 15c Vomen’s half soles.65c & up len’s half soles and heels_ — —..$1.00 & up /Ten’s half soles....,75c and up den’s rubber heeb.35c and up Oiildren’s half soles and heels_ 75c Jhildran’s half soles „....50o up Quality Is Our Policy Kidneys Must Clean Out Acids The only way your body can clean out Acids and poisonous wastes from yo blood Is thru a Million tiny, d*»llc«te Km ney tubes or filters, but beware of ch» ! d; stic. Irritating drugs. 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