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 oirice ••« or be fore Monday at 6p. m. each week for the news items to appear in the current issue. Your members wan) their paper on time. Please be prompt and cooperate with us. NO ON TIME—NO IN THE PAPER. C. ('. Calloway, Acting Editor SALEM AA! "1ST CHURCH Rev. M. P. 01 brew. Pastor Mirtn'e P ynn% Reporter Sorvic s v c e -cry gcv cl at Sa lem Sunday. The Su-day hi hool opened at the usual hour, which was at 9:30 a. m. Wc wcire very glad to have* t’ e y- urig people lack with us a-ra n. Our young people seemed to hr ng life back to the Sunday school i-gain. At 11 a. m. Rev Maize hrough' the message to us, as our paster is out of the eity. He spoke from St. John 3:1. We am always gl cl to hav'l Rev. Maize with us, as he- always speaks very interesting and i apirational. The BYPU had a lively sess-on. Mr. W. M. Cooper is doing a great work in our BYPU in training young p --pie for future serv e-e. If you want life, attend the Salem BYPU. Rev. Pettes brought us a wonder ful gospel message at the- 8:00 arvices. He sp-ike from St. Luke 4:18. Visitors are nhvays welcome at Salem Bap'ist church. — - —<> .. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. M. K. Curry Pastor Sunday school opened at 9:30 a. m. with a large number present. Many interesting and helpful thou, ghts were gotten from the lesson. At 11 o'clock the pastor preached n very effective and practical ser mon. The subject of which was tak en from Isa. 1:42. Sunday was a high day at Zion, as it marked the close of a very successful revival meeting. At 3 p. m. the pastor pi -ached to an app-ecintive aud iance. At 6 p. m. baptising services were held and a large number of children as well as adults were bap tb.ed. BYPU opened at 6:30. At 8 p. m. the pastor preached from Matt. 16:17 and 18. The subject was, “The Church." After the ser mon a drama, entitled ‘ The Cruci fixion" was presented, which was conducted by Miss Salters, the gos pel singer from Dallas. This drama pictured the Crucifixion of Christ in a very impressive manner. The church was packed ta its capacity. ST. JOHN A. M. E. CHURCH “The Friedly Church Dr. R. A. Adams, Pastor Sunday was a day that will be loo* remembered by many as be in* the first Sunday of the Second Conference for Dr. Adams at St. John and the day when all of the children were all welcomed back to Sunday school after a Ion* vr. cation due to the ban <*i the meet, in* of young people. We were very glad to see the children return. Dr. Adams preached both at morning and evening services. The sick of the church are: Miss Mable Kind and Mr. C. B. Kitchen. Both have been returned from the hos pital to their homes. Mr. George Camper and Mrs. Eliza Turner are both very ill- Mr. H. I,. Preston is improving. We wish for these and other* who may be ill a speedy re. covery. Now that the new conference year baa started, it will be fine for everyone to start and keep up all of their church obligations that may it be the best year. -o ■ — ■■ - PLHASANT GREEN CHURCH Rev J. H. Reynolds, Pastor Uoftfe Keys, Reporter Sunday school opened at 9 a. m. a ith Superintendent Mrs. S. Oliver in charge, for both children and adults. Morning services were well attended. Rev. Reynolds preached from Jude 1.. Subject, "Sanitifica. tion Preserved and Called." Sunday afternoon was a rally program, which was very successful Rev. Wilelon was guest speaker for ths afternoon services. At the ev ning services, Rev. St. Claire de livered the sermon. Subject "The Great Decision.” There was one ad. dition to the church. Tho Pick Up club of Pleasunt Green had an entertainment last week, which was well attended. Visitors are aw&ys welcome to Pleasant Green Baptist church. —-o— —— MT. MORIAH BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. F. P. Jones, Pastor Sunday school opened as usual filter a long vacation. The little ones seemed happy to be back and we were happy also. At th*1 morning worsh p the pas. tor delivered a sermon that was good for the soul from the 4th chapter of Matthew. The subj ■ ' y Id not to temptation.” Immod. • 'tily after the m'ruing services T’ 'v, Spaght bapt /.i'd a cand date The mission Socie'y is sponsoring a rally which is known ns tl ? rally f* the cities, each city is led by a e: plain. The one reporting the larg ‘ amount will receive a beautiful miilt as a prize. The sick are Mrs. Beck, Mrs. M. F. Burton, Mrs. Maude Johnson, Mrs. Fra/.ier and Mrs. Bavidson. Am^ng the visitors present was Mrs. Z. E. McGee and daughter. Also Miss Josie Mae Lee of Miss, issippi. The week of Sept. 27th to Oct. .‘ltd was spent in observing the sixth anniversary of our beloved past and his wife. Six faithful loyal years have been given to Mt. Mor. ;nh church. When he came to us we knew not which way to turn, but patiently he has led on and much of the indebtedness is cleared away. His continual burden is that th church edifice be completed He has given not only his time, to the cause but his labor and means us well. ' Ho has shown himself friendly end willing to cooperate with his | fellow ministers in putting over a urogram. Many more good things muld be said about Rev. Jones and his faithful companion who has stood so loyally by his side but j ' Pace and time will not permit. A j nurse was given to Rev. Jones by the church, but realizing its fin. uncial obligations he gave it back. MT. NEBO BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Gates, Pastor «, The Sunday school was well at. tended and a very beautiful lesson was taught to the pupils. The morning sermon was preach, ed by ,Rev. Gates. The sermon wrs taken from the fifth chapter of Rings. The text was "Go Wash in Jordan Seven Times." The subject was "I am God to kill and to make alive." The church had a visitor who was young Rev. Mac Leffall of Dallas, Texas. We would like all the young people of the. community that can, come and hear Rev. Lef_ fall preach Sunday, October 17th at 11 o’clock sharp. He is only 19 years of age. Rev. Renfrow preached Sunday night. His subject was "God Wants a Man." His text was "Running. The scripture was taken from the fifth chapter of Jeremiah. VI. sitors are always welcome. - - -* _ . MORNING STAR BAPTIST Rer. Wm. Pruitt, Pastor Sunday school opened with n lnrge attendance present, the les son subject, ‘Christian in God’s Keeping.” The lesson was taught by the pastor. There was one ad dition to the Sunday school. At 11:30 a. m. The pastor brought to us a splendid message. Text, Deu. 6:17. Subject, “The great day of his wrath has come, and who shall be able to stand.” At 8 p. m. the i pastor and a part of the church worshipped at the St. Luke Bapt i ist church. 6 p. m. BYPTJ attend. i anco good. Lesson subject “Am I ! sharing Christ with others.” At 8 p. m. a spiritual sermon was again brought to us by the pastor. Tevt Esther 4:14. Subj. “landing Up for Others Rights.” Visitors always welcome at | Morning Star. -— - MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Mosley, Pastor Conor a Parker, Reporter 9:30 a. m. Sunday school. At 11 o’clock the pastor preached a won derful sermon. Text was James 1:12 “Suffer the Christian Reward.” At 3 p. m. Rev. Stevenson and his I church came over to worship with \us. He preaced for the Mission Cir cle. 6 p. m. BYPU. Bro. Elmer Col lins, president. 8 p. m. regular ser vices. Rev. J. L. Reagon, preached an nteresting sermon. Text was Matthews 10:18. u _ Harvest Festival At Hillside Church The ninth Annual Harvest Festi. \al of Hillside Presbyterian church will be held on Sunday, Oct. 17th beginning at eleven o’clock. Church ' goers in Omaha ook forward to this j service always with great pleasure and anticipation. Following the or. gan meditations played by Mrs. Alice Wilson, the choir will sing the lovely “Benedicite Omnia Op. era Domini,’’ by Alfred Allen To hear this 20th century canticle one should be on time at eleven o’clock. Mrs. .Irene Morton will be s.dist for the morning service The Rev. Francis Bouquet, Park College, Mo., now one of the instructors at the I Presbyterian Theological Seminary, - will preach the Harvest sermon. 1 Following the sermon, the choir will sing “And God Said Let the Earth”—'by Simper. The evening service will be a worship music ser. j vice. The choir will sing, “They That Sow in Tears,” by Gaul, and ‘Praise the Lord,” by Randegger. Mrs. Delores Blackwell will be soloist for the evening, and Mrs. Irene Morton and H. L. Preston will sing, ‘The Lonely Duet.” Miss Ed rose Willis will be guest pianist. 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