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PLEASANT GREEN CHURCH
Willa Mar. repor.vr
R. v Reynolds, pas. or
Sunday school 9:00 o’clock with
sr.pt. presiding The Gleaners class
went on a excurs'on to Z'on Rapt,
church. Next Surutay March 27.
the Busy Bee class will visit. Visi
tor. Mr. Anderson of Coucil Bluffs
fowr.
Morning worship 11:00 o’clock
Song by the ehior. Prayer for tho
sick R»/v UuiorJ. Announcement
nd song by the choir. A loveely
f rmon was preached by the pastor.
Visiters wei'e Mrs Anderson and
Mi- \V Trims.Collection and adjou
nnient followed
BYI'U was at 6:00 o’clock with
Vice president presiding A song
i vice was rendered. Remarks
i made by the president.
Evening service and song by the
ho:r Pmyftr for the sick by Rev
Caldwell The pastor introduced to
i.me and presented to others the
r.nk~v of t ne n ght. Rev Campbell
A h vcly sermon was preached subj
‘Dscord herbitage for material
satisfactory Oolhdion, song, and
adjournment ended the services
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CHRIST TEMPLE CHURCH
Rev I,. M Relf. PasW
Kdna Pankey. Reporter
Sunday, March 20, was youths
day at our church. Sunday school
started the day’s services, with nn
interesting lesson. Subject, 'Keep
ins tii Body Strong ’
At the 11 a. m. service*, cur!
pastor preached a »oul stirring
soi-mon found in St Luke 15:11.
Si bjer ‘Prodigal Son.’ Truly our
1-pnrts burned ns Rev. Rolf preach
'd out of the depth* of his soul
Wo w iv favored with many
Uviutiful songs from our young
! spin's chorus. We also enjoyed
trio sung by M:ss lmogene
Butler. Mr. Wilfiam BuMl'r and
Muster Donald Butler
Cur HYPU is gradually increas
ing *h’s n'cf w"vith r. Many in
te '<eing ami beau'iful programs'
: 'o lining plann tl for our young
rennle.
Am nir the visitors present were
Attv Adams, .st-.; and Dr. Faulk
Wtors are always w< Icome at
Christ Temple church.
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CHRISTINE AT.THOUSE
2422 No 22nd St WE 0846
STEPHENSON BEAUTY SHOP
■087 N. 24th St. At. 6810
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2856 Maple St. JA 6116
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American Wiener Shop
*609 N. 24th Street.
KING YUEN CAFE
WIO* N. 24th St. Ja. 8676
CHARLIE'S PLACE
1603 N. 24th StWe. 4019
For real Cleaning and Laundry
Service Call DON’S
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ELITE CIGAR STORE
*813 N. 24th StHa. 4221
JOHNSON DRUG
1904 N. 24th St Wa. 0991
DUFFY PHARMACY
Mth and Lak« We. 0601
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2114 No. 24th St. JA 3643
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Grocery Stores
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24th and Lake We. 6444
Laundries
EMERSON LAUNDRY
2324 N. 24th St. We. 10»
EDHOLM A SHERMAN
2401 N. 24th St We. 6«6t
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INTEKDOMIN ATION AL
CHURCH
Elder W. I- Irving, Pastor
Mr.-’. I’- C. Avant, Reporter
Thu church that accept the unity
of God’s people as the standard of
Christian fellowship.
Sunday school opened at the
usual hour Wiith a large attendance
At 11:00 a m. a very inspiring
and uplifting sermon was delivered
by Rev. Samuel Stafford. It was
a nrnjl mesftapo Subject, "Draw
Near to God.’ Jame8 4:8. It was
very much enjoyed by all.
Tho pastor preached a very good
sermon at the ovening service
The women’s day was a success.
Don't forget overy third Sunday
is womens day at this church.
Conte and hdlp tho women make a
success of this day- You will he
’ eneflj ed by attending. Mrs.
Addle Grrum, 2436 Parker street
is the chairman !
Prayer meeting and Bible Forum
will be held at tlr's church Thurs
day at 7:00 p. m |
Next Su,ni lay will be our quar
terly meeting
Visitors arc cordially invited to
attend all our services.
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ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev- M. K Curry. Pastor
Sunday school opened at 9:30 a.
m with Supt. F C Will:ams in
charge. A large number was in
attendance Some v«ry interesting
■ id V--Infill points were brought
rut in (ilia d*acussion of the lesson.1
At 11 o’clock Rev Williams
preached a very iteresting sermon.
Being young people’s day, the
lunior choir sang fur both service*
noning and evening Rev. Adams
f Pilgrim Baptist church preached|
it 3 p, m Thet young people are to
he complimented fer tho^r improve
incoit. We should encourage our!
.’oung people more in th« '-r efforts]
n trying to play their part in our,
nh lurch work
RYPU was opened at 6:30 p. m
.<,:,h Miss Ora Lee BrUtt. the pre-]
< presiding Program was
Hindered by Group No. 3
A* ft n m Rev Williams preached
a shirt inspirational sermon. His
1 uhi'cf was. ‘Hold to That Which
Thou Hast, That No Man Take It
From Thee.’ found in Rev 3:11.
Manv visitors worshipped with us
in all services.
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METROPOLITAN t HUUCH
Rev- R. W. Johnson, Pastor
All day Sunday was a happy day
lor Mvi/opc/Han.. FSist, h cause
t.he Ivord had spared our shepherd
to be In the service. We hud a
wonderful time in the Lord
Sunday school also had a good
crowd. Each class had a good
kisson. Obedience and good friends
lo others were some of the main
tcpiics Tiie children are all locking
forward to Easter so the supt. is
asking all mothers to send their
children out. c
Morning service was suppos-d
to have been conducted by Rev
Thomas of Kansas City but. after
the huiling paid of the service, the
pastor Was given peririlssioil to
speak n few words. He rose and
thanked the members and friends
for their visits and sick cards and
•he spirit, took charge of him and
you know the rast. Tiie sermon was
pr ached by our pastor Subject,]
T Was Blind. But Now I See/ It j
a very uplift!ng sermon. Everyone
enjoyed the wonderful tea given
by Sis Dixon ul the home of Sis.
J. A Crumbloy, from .1 to 5 p. m
Messages were g;ven to ail as they
drank tiheir ten by Rev Thomas
and also was favored by a lovely J
program by different soloists and
a quartette.
The Union was veiy interesting.
The lesson was exrdnined very
clearlv and all received food for
thought from the lesson Come
early and enjoy the wonderful pro
grams.
Evening seiviee was one which
the pastor was impressed to give.
There were special numbers by the
quartette before sermon The i
rmon by the) pastor. Subject,i
‘Selling Out from God ’ was some
th’ng we all should think about, j
Some of us when we have trials j
nri I'TibuVitionis and Juvu-tjaches
and heartbreaks will sell out from
f-’od Rut that, 's because your!
faeth is not sound enough. No,
matter how close we may i>e to
Gcd. them am times when we all
b-ivn to stand and wait on the
■Ovation of God Rnroe^mea He is
iust trylcx our Faith. If you have
t ever senn or beer, in a candle
'urh1- se’-vice. you should be in one
^ ou don’t know what you a ret
missing Re'. Thomas is holding
help service Monday March 22.
Those who desire to work, increase
salary or other material blessings,
don’t miss this servicei Friday
n'ght Bishop Taylor wll be here to
conduct a service so tell all your
friends Let us give him a packed
hou.s'' We are asking your continu
ed prayers for the pastor’s health
end strength We certainly enioy
having his mother here with h’m
and hope she will stay a lond time.
Come out and enjoy the services
ns we jeslm that all Omalia be
united as one band Rring your
friends (and make yourselves at
home at Metropolitan- t.h» pastor
members and friends all welcome
you
ST JOHN A M E CHURCH
‘The Friendly Church’
Dr R, A. Adams, Pastor
Sunday was another banner
'day at St. John. The Sunday
school started the services of the
day With a very fine attendance'
L>r. Adams preached three times
during the day.
lbo morning scivice. The Anni
versary Sermon of the Usher
Foard at 3 p m. and the regular
right service.
The sick of the church are
reported as improving, except
Sister Martha T. Carter and Bra
Milodgo "a ill in St. Joseph hospital
but ’■’*• is leported that he 13 im
proving .
Dr. Adams is expecting to have
an out of town speaker in his
service next Sunday. March 27. He
t*l!eves Dr C. F. Flipper, one of
tho most outstanding men in the
A M. E church will be with us
Tho Sunday school has started
l lo work to an I V'Ste'r
pageant during tihe Easter season,
as well as the regular Easter day j
program
Thu eho’r is preparing some!
very special Easter music. And ^
rlso working on the mus e for the;
Fourth Annual Goodwill Spr'ng
Musical, fuato ring all Omaha ’s
I est choirs and the WPA civic
band at the Central high school
auditorium. Sunday April 24, at.
2:46 p. m I
The choir’s Fourth Sunday night
request: service Sunday March 27
w'll bo Very good and will likely
bo the last one unt’l after the
fourth Sunday night in May.
No visitors cards were turned in
hut we were glad to see so many
pnsent and Invite them to St
John while in the city.
You will find all your church,
‘•oc’bI and fraternal news in The
Oniiha Gtrdp. why rot have i
sent to your home each week?
MORNING STAR BAI’. CHURCI
Mrs. W Frederick, Seporter
Sunday Sdhool opened at tho
hour with the superintendent Mrs,
Stromile presiding the General Ies
son subject Intemperance. The cla
ss was taught by Bro Vealand a
largo attendance was present
Alt 11:30 the sermon was deliv
'•ted by Rev George White. of ML
Moriah Bapt Church.Text: Isafh6
1. Subject “I saw t<he Lord ’
BYPIJ openrd at 0:p.m with the
president- in charge.
Tho Willing Workers club will
meet, Thursday night at the home
< f Mr. and Mrs. Frederick, 2709
Charles Mrs. Mary Williams, pres
M sion Circle meets every Friday
president Bro Johnson in charge.1
General lesson subject, ‘.Christ
meeting the world’s ri fr
V 8:p.m. .Rev White again deliv
cred another inspiring sermon, that
'corns to have reached the heart
of every one present, text,Acts 1:
1-t 15 Subject, .The power of a
praying church. Visitors who wor
sh'ped with us were Mrs. White.
Mrs Fields, and Mr. Nettles,
at 1:30 p.m. at th church, the Cul
♦j" ' Course will he taught by Bro
lea land at 9:38. We invite you to
attend our services, visitors are
always welcome.
BETHEL A. M. F CHURCH
Rev- T. .1. Sanford, Pastor
.1. S. Jefferson, Reported
Sunday school ope|ned on time,
9; 15. with Mr. Jefferson, supt., at
h's post of duty, with a very large
schorl. Subject for discussion,
‘Kn ping the Bodv Strong ' The
The Sunday school was filled with
joy after a brief discussion.
Little Miss Frances Jefferson1
is very displeased with the bovs
holding the collection banner. All
I have to say is boys try and obtain
tho attendance banner We girls
ere lonely for mere boys in vour
class. To make our Sunday school
v hat it should he largely depends
on the paimts. Let us have your
' "vs and girls and we will give
th"m the proper training
At 11-00 o’clock. Rev Sanford
whr at his best. Took for his text
from the 5th chapter of Matthew
and the 16th verse. ‘I^et your light
shine before mein that, that they
may seo your good works and
glorify your father which is in
heaven.’ The holy spirit dwelled
w ith us while he talkpd by the
" ay We were very pleased to ha'-p
vt'h us. Sister Raker of St. John,
Mrs. Josephine Rurham of St
l.ouis. Mo. Bethel AMK church
Visitors are always welcome in
our service.
At 7:40 our regular Union ser
vice met. ait Cleaves Tempi**
Scripture lesson by Rev. Bass,
T-iah 48:1-8. Prayer by Rev Nuby.
after which a special selection was
r. ndered by Rev. Bass Title, “O
I(Ord, Wha-J Shall I Do?” Rev.
Sanford preached from Daniel 2:10
“And the Chaldeans answered be
fore the king and said, there is
not a man upon the eftrth that can
show the kings matter ”
The I /engine met in Union service
at Cleavs Temple. The following
Sunday services will be held at
Bethel. 2410 Franklin.
Come and visit our Union service
which is conducted by Rev Sanford
and Rev. Bass.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Clarinda, Iowa
Rev. I>. Nicholson, Pastor
Sunday school opened at its
usual hour with Miss Rachel Cason
pies.ding All had a very good
| lesson and were interested in it.'
Mrs. Georgia Green ga'e a splen
did thought on the lesson we were
pleased to have her as our visitor
Morning service was in high
sp:rit and a nice attendance. The
pastor brought forth a very in
stiructivo sermon.
The Mission Circle had a nice'
program in the afternoon wHh a
large at endance. The guests on th I
program were Mrs. Gorgia Green
of Kansas City and Mr .Floyd
Wonder of Omaha. We are always (
glad to have visitors with us on
our programs.
Evening service was the spot]
light sea-vice. The choir stirred up
’he sph’it wfth some lively songs.]
The pastor brought forth another
inspiring sermon. We appreciated
tho ineourag'ng remarks by Mrs I
Georgia Gropn. We hope she will
come again.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. G. E Stevenson. Pastor
M rs. M- L. Dixon, Reporter
The teachers cf the Sunday,
school met at 9:20 for prayer in
itha pastor’s study, which is their
custom before opening Sunday
chool. Tho school was opened at
9:30 by the superintendent, Mrs.1
Lula Gat us Thirty minutes for
lesson discussion by the class I
«s. Mrs. Thconpsom of Dallas, Tex..'
was a visitor School attendance
was 101. Visitors are always wel-l
come to come to Pilgrim, to the
‘Friendly Sunday School.*'
lug. S •evenson, our pastor,
le'ng absent, Rev F. S. Gocdlett,1
spoke to us from the 57th Psalms.1
Subject, ‘My Hctirt is Fixed 0
God.’ Visitors \V\.«ie Mi's. R S |
Brown, Mr. Raymond Richardson
of St Phillip’s church. Mr. John J.j
Thompson of Dallas, Texas.
Tho Deaconess cf pilgrim hail
service!; ’wfilh the Defcconess of
Zion Baptist church Sunday after j
noorl Rev. C Adams was the,
speaker. ,
BYPU was Ojtened with Group
Mo 3 officiaiVng.
rr‘ i erl rdar luncheon sponsored
by he Heait to Heart club was
verv nicclv ,■ i-riod cut.
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BAHA'I NEWS
As we end the Baha’i fas>t
March 21, it is truly spring time
botlh spiny ually and in the world
of Nature. Spring with al its]
promise of growth and renewed |
beauty. lemiinds Baha’is of the.
saying of the Baha'u’llah. ‘The!
most blesstd beauty’—''0 Human]
kin! Very ye are all leaves and
fruits of one tree.’
And when we reflect upon that|
at present, tlhe principle ef the
oneness of mankind resembles a
seed sown and which lies dormant,!
unt;l the spring time of the univer-j
sal pence draws near and humanityi
like a rose garden or orchard of
various races, tongues and peoples
add charm and beauty to the
world of existence
Baha’u’Hah tells us that :t new
life—‘is stirr'ng wi-th'n all pe ple’i
and in obedience to the Divine
law the'b aim and their work must!
bo it,hat the tree of their existencej
produce good fruits, and no fruiti
is greater than love and kindness'
toward all humanity.
Doreene N. Holl'day
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MOUNT NEBO CHURCH
Helen Bradshaw, reporter
Rev. J. G- Gates, pastor
The Sunday school was opened
with very lively devotion, with th
superintendent presiding. The les-]
son was taught very interesting by]
Mrs Billingsley. The subject wasj
‘Keeping The Body Strong.’ Golden;
text, Now therefore beware I pray,
t hee and drink and eat not any un
clean things, Judges 13:4. The les1
son was reviewed by Rev. J A. I
Harris.
The sermon was based on A bra'
bam and his son, Isaac The service'
was impressive and spiritual.
The mssion held its meeting Sun1
day. The spirit was high and Rev
Mosley’s congregation turned out.
The BYPU was very uplifting.
Mr Cooper of Salem was present.
Rev. Gates preached a very in-'
tcresting sermon using as hi? sub-!
lectt ‘As an Eagle Stirs His Nest’.!
bis text was taken from th? ,321
chapter Ihnr "rononiy. Everyone en
joyed the service imrmensly.
All a’e invite,} to crme and wor
ship w*tth us
HOW OFTEN CAN YOU
KISS AND MAKE UP?
FEW husbands can understand
why a wife should turn from a
pleasant companion into a shrew
for one whole week in every month.
You can say "I'm sorry" and
Idas and make up easier before
marriage than after. Be wise If you
want to hold your husband, you
won t be a three-quarter wife.
For three generat ions one woman
has told another how to go "smil
ing through" with Lydia E. Pink
ham’s Vegetable Compound. It
helps Nature tone up the system,
thus lessening the discomforts from
the functional disorders which
women must endure in the three
ordeals at life l. Turning from
girlhood to womanhood. 2. Pre
paring for motherhood 3. Ap
proaching "middle age "
Don't be a three-quarter wife,
take LYDIA E PINK HAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND and
Do "Smiling Through."
This Week In
Thought and Religion
By Robert L. Moody
The Passing of a Great Mind
The death of America's Criminal
Lawyer No- y, Clarence Darrow.
Marked the passing of a legal
genius. The .preacher’ and .wisest
man.’ Solomon, asked the question,
‘How die h the wise man.’ He an
swered himself by saying, ‘As the
fool For there is no remembrance
of the wise more than of the fool.
One event happertoth to them all.’
Though Mr Harrow questicn«d
our putrority of and belief in the
scriptures and Jesus Christ, he has
jo no to joi’n the {numerable cara
van which moves into the silent
chambers of death.
None of us find physical plea
sure in thinkmg1 of our own dying,
tut since it is 'once appointed
.into man to die and after* death
be judgment,’ our best assurance
is to live always ready and be
sustained and soothed by an un
faltering trust. Remember that
oro of our labors, profits and
riches are vanity and vexation of
sp’rit
Whqn we are tempted to boast
)f our superiority over our fellow
uen may we repent in our hearts:
‘As it happeneth to the fool, so it
happeneth even tin me.’
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