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About The Omaha guide. (Omaha, Neb.) 1927-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1937)
CHURCH OF GOD Elder S. S. Spaght, Pastor Sunday school ope&ed at the us ual hour with sacred devotion con ducted by the superintendent. Les «on study, “Christian Renewal’’ ■was vary good, taught by J. Eddens Ho is a very efficient teacher, able to make practical and bring out the deep truths of the lesson. Morning service was exceedingly good pastor spoke from the thought "Where There’s No) Vision, People Perish.” His earnestness and burden in -drj ivering the message was of such as would reach an stir other zeal ®us hearts. Sunday evening Sister J. W. Ed dens of Oklahoma brought the message, which was good. Subject ‘‘One Law Giver.” Sister Edden is a consecrated woman (s emly) with all on the altar far God. ST JOHN A. M. E. CHURCH ‘The Friendly Church” I)r. R. A. Adams, Pastor It is very pleasing to see the young people all coming to Sunday school again, and making the. at tendance so firli and showing so much interest in the lessons. Dr. Adams wus in his pulpit Sunday morning and he and part of the choir went to Mt. Moriah Baptist church to help them in their wont n’s day services. Sunday night the choir had its regular 4th Sunday night all request service. There were many request numbers turned in. The choir finds great pleasure in •doing such service, but they are asking that requests be turned in by Thursday before the 4th Sunday, as the program is made up after thn practice preceeding the 4th Sunday. It is very important that all requests come in early. Those who miss the Host and Hostess dinner given by the choir will miss a treat Those who attended this dinner in years past say it is one of the most appreciated social affairs during the year. (Who would not come for a fine dinner of young turkey) This is not an invitational affair, so see any member of the choir and make your reservations now. Thb sick of the church are report ed as follows: Mr. C. B. Kitchen, Mrs. A. R. Goodlett, Mrs. Blanche Moore and Miss Mable King. Miss King is improving rapdly. Mrs. May Metoyer, Mrs. George Clough, Mrs. Mary Spencer and Mrs. William Spl?ncer united with our church Sunday. Visitors for the Poisoned Kidneys Stop Getting Up Nights T» 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 bladder weakness are scant, burning or smarting passage— baskache—leg cramps—puffy eyes. 1 day were: Mrs. W. L. Seals, Mrs J. Pruitt, of Omaha, Mr. Bradlej i Garbee, Mr. Harold Pritchett; Mr I E. Booze of Chicago and Mrs Robert Martin of Sioux City, la — —-o~ SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH Rev, M. B. Bilbrew, Pastor I Services were very enjoyable at | Salem Sunday. The Sunday school started the day with a group of eager students to learn the word of God as an expression of tender feeling, that the superintendent havo for the young people that go to makh up the Sunday school. At 1.1 a. in. our pastor brought to us a very splendid message. His text was found in Romans the 8th chapter and the 33ri^ verse. The junior choir sang for the morning and evening services. Their sing ing was remarkable for their first appearance. Mr. Young the director is doing a splendid work with them. The BYPU had a special black board demonstration on th? topic, ‘ Murder at the Wheel.” All those that drove cars received some very hi lpful instruction. At. 8 p. m. our pastor brought another instructive message. His text was found in the third chapter of Rev. A big day is anticipated on next Sunday. The termination of thi one hundred dollar rally. Breakfast and dinner will be served at the church. Come out and dine with us. The sick of the church are: Mr. and Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Alex ander, Mrs. N. Williams. Visitors aro always welcome at Salem Bap tist curch. 1 1)01,GOFF HARDWARE Paint, Glass and Varnish Wv do glazing a.rd make window shades to order 1822 24 N 24 WE 1607 CONSTRUCTION Thera ere many wayi I* deflate the value ol I I, pair ol ihoea. In hidden placet, leather can < be replaced by eubititutci... and you'd never 1 know it until you wore the rhoer awhile. Bui, { when you buy thoet you are entitled to | thoe-leathcr. And you jet it In Doujlae , ALL-LEATHER CONSTRUCTION. e | ' 0UR REGULAR LINE $4.50 up lit/L.DOUGLAS tImeucaj best known shoes 318 So. 15th Redick Tower Orchard & Wilhelm Co. USED FURNITURE is taken into our Exchange Dep’t to encourage the purchase of new merchandise. It is offer ed for resale at the lowest prices we can put upon it. Our first and constant purpose is to make it easy for our customers to have the new. Our second is the quick dis posal of the old. Every day in the year there are large assortments offered. In fact you can furnish a whole house from this stock which changes constantly. It’s worth your while to come to the Exchange Depart xnent today, and a week from today, to secure what you want. WE LIS^ A FEW TYPICAL EXAMPLES: Walnut Refectory Dining Table . $17.60 Oak Dresser with big mirror... 7.50 4 pc. Green Enamel Bed room Suit . 22.50 Mahogany Spinet Desk... 14.75 ?. pc. Velour Living Room Suite . 15.00 2 pc Mohair Living Room Suite ... 29.60 Large Colonial Mahogany Library Table . 2.60 Upholstered Living Room Chairs .. 2.50 to 12.50 EXCHANGE DEPT. 1619 Harney UNDER THE NEBRASKA POWER BLDG. The Women’s Auxiliary to the Omaha Postal Alliance presented their national English award and their annual scholarship reward to Mr. Monroe Coleman and Miss Ro wena Jones for graduating with i highest average in English. This j meeting was held Sunday, October 24th at the YWCA. _ AMERICAN WIENER SH01 2509 N. 24th, Street. 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