•LEASANT GKEEN CHURCH
Rev. J. H. Reynolds, Pastor
Willa Mae Ross, Reporter
Sunday school 9:00 o'clock, Miss
i:. M. Oliwr, president, presiding.
Ve had two visitors- 70 were pre
(nt. You are welcome to Pleasant
jieen Sunday school.
Morning service 11:00 o’clock
aith tho Asst, pastor presiding,
R"\. St. Clair. There were three
to unit' with th- church during
the morning service.
Visitors: Mis. Horn. Mrs. Jacob,
Rev. Adams and wife, Mrs. Will
jams, Elbert McFall, Miss Mary
Jfm-f, Mrs. Lillian Shin s, Margie
Taylor, Miss Bernice Ward. Lillian
Laws, and Mrs. J. O. Lewis.
The Pick Up club met at the
h-orr of Mrs. Reynolds. 2K12 Se
ward. There were 35 present. The
jn> aid nt gave her annual address,
which was very inspiring and en
joyed by all. The club is expecting
to do more in th year of 1938
than they did in 1937.
Visitors me always welconv*.
Mi’* Me.Tntosh, pr s d >mt and
Jd es'e King, secretary.
BYPU <> o' lock with President
Elmer Faulkner, prcsdmg
Evening * r’ c 8:00 o’clock with
E< v. J. H. Reynolds, pna'or. pro
aiding.
His suhj c‘ was “.Rep ntance.’’
H" preach' d one of tile most, en
joyahle r i mods. It was enjoyed
by all.
Vsi*-'"-': Mi-s. Matt'e Owens,
Mr, Will’e Rus *-ll Mi. Jos'jdi Ho
gan.
W clos- d with a very interest
ing sermon.
T tu are "• clo ve to Pleasant
Green church.
METROPOLITAN CHURCH
Rev. R. \\ . Johnson, Pastor
Mrs. Mat)‘I Canton, Roportei
There is no joy like serving God.
Sunday was another day on record
for the church. The member- and
friends seem to be in one accord
cooperating together. Sunday
School started the day with the
children all in their placets. They
had n review lesson. ‘‘Christian
i hanicter and 1‘eice” Col. .‘1:1 to 17
All were very attentive and the lea
son was very well explained. 11:00
o’clock seri'iiv was good. The pas
tor was impressed by God to start
taking his sermons from the begin
ring of the Bib!' and going clear
through in series. Since he stated
that the Lord spoke to him and
told him that his children were not
reading their Bibles, hi' is asking
all members and friends who care
to bring their llihles with them
and follow each serial ns he pren
ches. His subject was taken from
Gen. 1:1 ‘‘In the beginning God
created heaven and earth.” Subject
‘‘Oeait/ion.’’ All who were follow
ing him could really get a wonder
ful picture of God creating earth
and all within and of Adam and
Eve disobeying God. And as God
created heaven and earth, it would
bo a wonderful thing if we would
ask Him to create in us n clean
heart and renew a right spirit
within us.
The Union at 6 o’clock is very
uplifting and is full of instructions.
We are asking you to come to
Union and edrn more about the
Bible and also he on the volunteer
programs.
Evening services was at its best
There was plenty of good music,
preaching and also light your bro
thers candle in the candle service.
The sermon preached by the
pastor was his second serial. Sub
jedt, ‘ Come into the Ark of Safe
ty.” Taken from Gen. 6th chapter
and the 13th vevrse. He painted a
wonderful picture in the minds of
those who are following him. of
Noah building the Ark. Those who
were allowed to enter in pairs into
the Ark. The flood and how the
sinners who had mocked him, were,
trying to find refuge. The same
God thait spoke then is speaking
now, asking us to come into the
Ark of Safety. Come filthy, com >
dirty, come just as we are, he is
able to cleanse us and make us
white as snow. He is the only one
we need for times never get hard
for him to take care of his children.
Don’t miss Wednesday night
service. Come and receive a bless
ing You are always welcome at
Metropolitan. Follow the crowd
and come where you will find good
music,’ preaching, singing and
spirit. You will feel at home, we
se# •• nor color.
MORNING STAR CHURCH
Rev. Wni. Pruitt, Pastor
Sunday school started the day
off with a large attendance present
as usual, with Rupt, Stromile pre
s’ding
At 11:30 a. m. the message was
delivered by the pastor. Subject.
• The Hand Writing on the Wall. ’
Ti.xt, I)an. 5:25.
At 3:30 p. m. the Sunday school
lliunee was in session, with pre
ident Webb, pr siding. The per
ci ntage banner both were awarded
to Morning Star. A wonderful les
son was taught by Mr. Parktr.
At 6 p. m. BYPU opened with
President Johnson pres'ding.
8:30 p. m. again the pastor de
liv icd a burning message. Subject
. "A .Reckoning Day. Text, Matt.
26:19.
Mother Boles and other visitors
| vero pi sent. The Willing Workers
elub meets every Thursday night.
Mission Circle Fridays at tfe
church.
Visitors are welcome to meet
• i<h us. The Morning Star church,
pastor and m mbers heartily apple
c:ate and thank the editor and
ntire staff for allowing space in
he Guidv for our church news.
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ST. JOHN A. M. E. CHURCH
‘The Kiendlv Church"
l)r. R. A. Adams, F’astor
The second Sunday of the n<w
year brought forth fine attendance
at St. John. The Sunday school
was quite full of interest.
Dr. John Adams, senior presid
ing elder of the Kansas district
brought to us a very fine message.
His text was from Ja.s. 3rd chap
ter and the 4th verse. Hig general
thought was on the things that are
combating the church today. One
rf his muny thoughts to remember
' The only way to make the Church
of Jesus Christ better for its mem
bers to make themselves bettor by
is ally practicing what is right and
just as one practices, he or she
will gradually grow that way.”
There was one to join the church
nuring the first week, but none
however, on Sunday morning.
After the sermon, there wore two
baptized. Miss Essm Washington
and little Bobbie Jewel.
The trutets are in an emergency
rally and it is hoped that each
member and friend wll give some
tiling to help out at this very needy
time.
The. sick of the church are Mrs.
Doris Talley, Brother Cook, a
member of the choir; Sister Hattie
Womack and brother P. W White
are still improving fine.
We wish for them and all other
sick members of the church a
speedy recovery.
Now this is the starting of a
new year and it would be very
fine if each member would see to
it that his or her church oblign
tions are kept up in fine shape,
that this may be the best year of
all for St. John.
Get your requests in now for
the 4th Sunday night all request
service.
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SALEM BAPTIST COURCH
Rev. C. C. Pettis, Pastor
Minnie Bryant, Reporter
Services wore good at Salem
Sunday. The Sunday school had
« large attendance. Much inspira
tion seem to be gleaned from the
lesson.
At 11 a. m. Rev. J. I,. Reageans
brought to us a most splendid meiss
age. His text was found in the 10th
t hapter of Luke. The subject was
“He Pell Among Thieves.'’
The BYPU had a very lively
session. The president gave to us
his new program for the year. The
BYPU is planning greater things
this year.
Rev 0. C. Petit is brought to us
u very helpful message. His sub
ject was “Love- ’ Text was found
'n the Songs of Solomon, 3rd chap
ter and 0th verse. We were favored
uith two very good numbers com
iiig from the Junior Gateway
quartette during the 11 a. m. ger
vice.
The sick of the church are Mrs.
n<an, Mrs. Gregory', Misg Yancy,
Miss Louis Bryant, Mrs. Matthews.
The young people’s choir will
render service on next Sunday.
Visitors are always welcome at
, Salem.
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. T. J. Sanford, Pastor
J. S. Jefferson, Reporter
Sunday school opened at the
usual hour 9:45. In spite of the
cold weather we had an attendance
->f64 in Sunday school. We elected
for the new year, new teachers and
secretary which we hope will be
very dependable.
At the morning service, Rev.
Sanford delivered his message
from the 5th chapter and 13th
verse of St. Matthews, ‘ Ye are the
salt of the earth, but if the salt
have lost his savor wherewith
shall it be salted.’ Everyone enjoy
• d the services.
Rev. Sanford is urging all clubs
to get busy for the year’s work.
Mrs. Sanford was reported ill we
hope for her speedy recovery. We
were glad to have with us this
morning Mr. Stanley Wheeler.
Mrs. Virgie Williams, Mrs. Love,
Mr. E. J. Horton and little Miss
Horton.
Don’t forget our prayer and class
every Wednesday evening.
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INTERDENOMINATION
CHURCH
Elder W. I. Irving, Pastor
Mrs. Provident Avant, Reporter
The church that excepta the un
i<y of God's people. Services were
very good last Cundev. Sunday
school was a little late but very
well attended.
The pastor preached a powerful
sermon. Subject, “The Law of
Sacrifice.’’
Evening services were conducted |
by R'ev. Wagner, general supervi
sor. Everybody welcome.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Clarinda, Iowa f
Rev. 1) Nicholson, Pastor
Sunday school open; d at its us
uni hour With Miss Rachel Cason
presiding. Oil the members were
present and had a fine lesson.
Morning service was in high with
a large group present. The pastor
brought forth a wonderful message
Evening »evico was the spotlight
service of the day with a large
number of young people present.
All members have a new spirit to
work. iw^|j
Deacon Washington and Mother
Nash are on the sick list.
The will bo a tdibe program at
an early date ait the Second Rap
tist church. Look and listen for
the daite and come and enjoy this
P'ogram.
The Clarinda Baskeaball team
won two out of three last week.
Ony team that would like to
Play the»o boys write Earl Baker,
Clarinda.
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MT. OLIVE CHURCH
Rev. J. |*. Mosely, Pastor
Lenora Parker. Reporter
Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Sis.
Lenzola Wilson, supt. The Sunday
chool is asking all the young peo
pie to come and visit the school.
At 11 a. ni. the pastor preached
a wonderful sermon. Text found in
St. Luke 10:30.
At 3 p. m. Rev. E. D. Johnson
of St. John Baptist church preach
cd for the Mission Circle. TVxt was
found in Isiah 1:1. Our hearts were
made to burn within while he talk
ed to us by tho wny. Three mem
bers were added to the church
At 6 p. m. RYPU Bro. Elmer
Collins, president.
8 p. m. evening sermon, Rev. J.
P. Adams from the Union Memor
ial ME church, preached from Gal.
I L Subject, ' Was Ho Late?—Is
He Late?*’
_ 3 here will be an entertainment
Saturday night, January 15, for
the building fund at 2910 R street.
CHRIST TEMPLE CHURCH
Rev. L. M. Relf, Pastor
Edna Pankey, Reporter
Sunday school opened at 9:30 a.
m- with a good attendance, and an
interesting lesson. Subject. “Pro
jiuring for a Life of Service.”
Our pastor preached services for
the day. Both were soul stirring
and afforded food for thought.
HYPU opened at 6:00 p. m. The
ksson was taught by Miss Ruth
Hershey, followed by a lovely pro
gram.
Come out and worship with us.
Vsitors are always welcome.
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The Church of the Living God I
Mission met at the home of Sis- M. j
Ptail Farmer, 2617 Burdette St. 1
Thursday evening ,Jan. 6th. Our
: first meeting of the new year, with
I the president, Sis. M. Wright in '
i charge. Wehad a very beneficial
j meeting. Report of our sick com
j mittee. Bro. A. Henderson has been
down three weeks is now nicely ne
covering. Two new members were
added to our number Sis. Louise
Wright and Sis. Beatrice Wright.
Meeting was turned over to our
teacher Sis. C. A. Brayboy for a
h Fson. It was taught from Matt.
4:1 to 4. Many good thoughts were
taken from it. After which meeting
was dismissed. The hostess served
an invigorating repast which every
one enjoyed. Every one expressed
themselves as havisg had a very
pleasant evening.
Sis M. L. Steele and Sis. M
Wright, president
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PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH j
Rev. G. E. Stevenson, Pastor
C hristine Dixon, Reporter
Sunday sehool began at 9:30
with Mrs. Lula Gates, our newly
elected superintendent, in charge.
Mrs. Gates is the first woman to
serve as superintendent of our
school.
The morning service with Rev.
Stevenson, our pastor, speaking.
The Young peoples’ choir sang.
This choir with Mrs. Dixon as
their directress has puA'chased
lovely black robes.
Quite a few visitors were pre
sent in our service. Come again we
are glad to have you worship with
us.
The BYPU began at thp usual
hour, fi o’clock, with group No. 3
in charge of the program. The
poem “It Takes a Heap of Living
to Make a Home” was beautifully
rendered by Miss E'alyn Washing
ton.
Evening service was very good
with the pastor speaking.
The Ever Loyal club with Mrs.
Clara Dacus president is planning
its first inter club musical program
Sunday afternoon Feb. 13. All
church clubs in the city are being
invited.
The Young People's club are
sponsoring a Negro History pro
gam Sunday evening February 13
at 8 p. m. The program will be an
nounced later.
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Sunday January 2, the Ace of
Clubs bridge club wound up the
holiday season with one of the
loveliest cocktail parties of the
season at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. F. McDaniels. A grand time
was had by all throughout the.
evening.
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The Salem Baptist Mrasioary So
ciety was well attended 17 were
present. VJisiors were Mrs. Cooper,
of Oklahoma City, and Mother
Harris of Omaha. The spirit was
high, the lesson was taught to us
by Mrs- A. D. Turner. The lesson
was found in Phil. 2:1 to 17.
Mrs. Mary Alexander, president.
Mrs. Inez Henderson, reporter.
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MT. NEBO BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. G- Gates, Pastor
Helen Bradshaw, Reporter
The morning services were en
joyed by everyone present. A very
inspiring sermon was preached by
Rev. R. R. Lane. His text was
found in 23rd Psalms of David,
and the 5th verse. Using as his
Subject, “Prepare a Table in the
Presence of Mine Enemies.
The BYPU was very interesting
and educational. The lesson was
taught by Rev. J. A. Haris.
The evening services were enjoy
ed by all.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper,
of Council Bluffs, were hosts to a
lovely dinner Sunday evening.
Those present were Mr. Son Tal
or.el, Miss Scottt, Mrs. Dora Alpon
der, Mrs. Jones. Mr. and Mrs.
Wade Green and famiily, Mr. and
Mrs. Florence of Missouri Valley,
la. Miss Jennie Speaks, Mr. Baker
and Mrs. Viola Stewart.
A wonderful evening was spent
socially.
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RABE'S BUFFET
2426 N. 24th St. Ja. 9196
CHRISTINE ALTHOUSE
2422 No 22nd St ' WE 0846
STEPHENSON BEAUTY SHOP
2037 N. 24th St. At. 6810
CHARLENA LEWIS
BEAUTY SALON
2865 Maple St. JA 6116
ECONOMY TAILOR
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Make all kinds of alterations for
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Cleaning and Repairing
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American Wiener Shop
2609 N. 24th Street.
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2010Vi N. 24th St. Ja. 8676
CHARLIE* PLACE
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24th and Lake We. 6444
Laundries
EMERSON LAUNDRY
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