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CHURCH NEWS CHRIST TEMPLE CHURCH Rev. L. M. Keif, Pastor Edna Pankev, Reporter Easter Sunday was a beautiful day amt a great day at our church. Otrr Sunday school attendance was good. At the 11 a. m. servic we had the pleasure of listen ng to a mess age from Rev. Wilson of Episco pal church of Lincoln, Nebr. The text was found in St. John 20:20. The sermon was enjoyed by all present. Among the visitors pre sent was Rev. O. J. Burckhardt of Lincoln. At 7:80 p. m., our Sunday school and HYPU gave a lovely program. We were glad to have as our mas ter of ceremonies, Mr. Edward Goodwin, honor graduate of Tech high school. Out' three months raly was a great success. The church was di vided up in three groups, senior women, junior women and men’s group. The men brought in the most money. THere will be a banquet given in the near future, Mr, W. Hogan, captain of the men holding the hon or seat. C.omo out and worship with us. Visitors are always welcome. 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DIREC Save time, worry, cor consulting this comple horhood and City Busii RABE’S BUFFET *426 N. 24t.h St J». 91M CHRISTINE ALTHOUSE 2422 No 22mi Si WE 0846 STEPHENSON BEAUTY SHOP •087 N. 24th St. At. 5810 CHARLENA I.EWtS BEAUTY SA(.ON 286f> Mapl»* St. IA 6116 ECONOMY TAILOR Ch-s n Simmons, Prop. We Cut, Trim Make Suits to Order Make all ainds of alterations for ladies and Cents. Cleaning and Repairing p f 1918 No. 24th St. American Wiener Shop '609 N. 24th Street. KING Yl/EN CAFE (01 OH N 24th St. Ja 8*7* CHARLIW PLACE 1609 N 24th St. We 4019 For real ('Irani! v and Laundry Service Call DON S jA ii*** 2008 No. 24th St. Rev. D C. Stephenson, Prop. ELITE CIGAR STORE ESI? v ?4t* St Ra 4296 JOHNSON DRUG 1904 N 24tb St Wa. 0998 DCFFY PHARMACY t4th and Lake We. 0609 MORNING STAR BAP. CHURCH Rev. Geo. E. White, Pastor Mrs. W. E. Fredericks, Reporter Sunday school opened at the us ual hour, with a large attendance present, with the superintendent, Mrs. Stromile in charge. A beautiful program was ren dered. A paper, “Easter” was read by Mrs. Mary Williams, the chil dren and adults were given eggs. At 11:30 a. m. Rev. White de livered the message. Subjet“A Risen Christ.” Text Matt. 28:0. At 6 p. m. BYPU opened with a large attendance. The general lesson subject, was ‘Victory Ou1 of Defeat.’ The lesson was taught by the president, Bro. Johnson. At 8:00 p. m. the message was again delivered by Rev. White subject, ‘A Great Commission. Text, Matt. 28:19. Visitors present with us: ministers; Reverends .1. C. Crowder, Braggs, N. C. Cannon and Collins. Others were Mis, Holt, Mrs. Crowder and Mrs. Hopkins and our own Mrs. Parth enia Smith, who has been out of the city. One who we are glad to welcome back in our midst again Bro. Vealand and Deacon Jenkins of the Pleasant Green Baptist church. The Missionary Society is doing a great work under the leadership of the pres, visiting the sick and praying for them and contributing large donations. Visit all our services. Visitors are always welcome at Morning Star. PLEASANT GREEN CHURCH Rev. J. H. Reynolds, Pastor Willa Mae Ross. Reporter Morning service was held at 6:00 a. m. Easter morning. Song by the ehior. Prayer and then another scng. It was told why Easter came sometime in March and sometimes in April. A lovely Easter sermon was preached by the pastor. Sunady school at 10:00 a. m Easter Song service was held for 5 min. Teacher took i h irge of their class for 10 min. Afterwards 'he r.rogram was rendered. There was judges to judge 'he best part in H. program. And that was to be j ,,'ven at the Y.M.C.A. Wednesday ight. Also <he second annual style . view was held Wednesday April 20, 1938. Evening Service Song by the hior. Prayer for the sick by Rev. Union. Song A lovely Easter Cara ts was rendered by the chior. It was enjoyed by all. You are wel omed to come t > any part of 'he -service. Come one. Come all. 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There was a large num ber present and many babies were christened. Special service at 3 o’clok. Ser mon by the pastor. Subjet, “Master Builders,” 127 Psalms.The meeting was a wonderful service and was largely attended. BYPU had a wonderful program at 6:00 p. m. Sunday night the drama was repeated and the veil ing of one member on the Deacon ess Board and four on the Healing Board. Pastor’s Aid meeting on Tues day. Service Wednesday night preach ing and prophesying. Friday afternoon Missionary Society meets Sister Milton pres. We always welcome our friend* and visitors. INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH Elder W. I. Irving, Pastor Mrs. P. V. Avant, Reporter The Church that stands for the vanity of Gods People as a stand aid of Christian Fellowship. Sun day school was very well attend ed. We had the Easter Progrm in connection with the regular morn ing service which was arranged by Miss Maxscene Perkin and Mrs. Owen Donald Gorum was master of Ceremonies. After the program the mothers of the children were oiled upon who made very incour Hging remarks concerning <he Eus tee festival. We all had an enjoy able- time. Evening service was Testimonals. Bible Forum and Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 P.M. You are w Iconic to the fellowship of these services. BAHA’I FAITH BAHA’I CONVENTION The 30th annual Baha’i conven tion .April 27th to May 1st inclu sive will be held in the Baha’i House of Worship at Wilmet'e, Illinois just north of Chicago. Be-' cause of the expansion of the American Baha’i Community, the total number of delegates has been increased from 95 to 171, bv the Guardian of the Faith, Shoghi Ef l'endi. These 171 delegates will elect the National Assembly of the Bahi'.’i lor the year of 1938-39, accept the report of national of fi ers and discuss the inter-Ameri can ’caching activities; the three Baha’i summer school program; Seven year building plan ,for the completion of the Temple. On Sat urday e'ening, April 30th, the an nual Ridvan Feast will be held. This feast is observed each year some time during the twelve days between April 21 to May 3rd, for it was during these twelve days in 1863, that Baha’U’llah, the Founder of the Faith, announced to a few of His followers that He was the c ne whose coming had been foretold by the Bah, His Forerunner. The garden where this memorable declaration took place hns becon’c know to Baha'i is as the “Gard n of Ridvan” and the feast commemorating this even as the Feast of Ridvan. The Omaha Baha'is w’U hold their annual election April 21st and celebrate the Feast of Ridvan April 3ftth. Th" mission of the Baha’i Faith is the achievement of the organic and ‘-oiritual unity of the whole bm'v of nations signaling t^e ad vpn* of the coming age of the "nHre human race. , Doreen" N. Hoi da TIRED, NERVOUS, EXHAUSTED! . . . 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Creomulsion Is one word—not two. and it has no hyphen In It. Ask for it plainly, see that the name on uie bottle is Creomulsion, and you'll get the genuine product i ~.d the relief you want. (Adv.) N i OLIVE BAPT. CURCH Rev. J. I’. Mosley, Pastor Mrs. Lenora Parker, Reporter Five o'clock services were held Easter morning and was soul stir ring meeting. Miss l enzola Wilson opened Sunday school at the usual time, and it was well attended. At eleven o’clock the pastor preached a wonderful sermon. His subject was "The Resurrection I ower”, Matt. 28:6. Two were add ed to the church. BYPU at 6:00 o’clock was well attended and all seemed to enjoy the work. The Easter program began at 8:00 p. in. and the children rendered their parts well. Sunday, April 24 will be another high day Rev. Johnson of St. John Baptist church will preach at 3:00 p. m. which will terminate the rally. SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. C. C. Pettis, Pastor Miss Carrie Harris, Reporter Sunday school opened at 9:30 with the superintendent presiding. Attendance was good. At 11 o’clock, the pastor brou ght us an excellent sermon from Matthew 28:6. SujUict, “He is not here, for He has risen as He said.” The congregation was large and seemed to enjoy every word spok en by the pastor. At 3:30 p. m., the Sunday school and BYPU held their Easter pro gram. At 5:30 the BYPU opened with the vice president presiding. An other lively Easter program was rendered. At 8 o’clock, the pastor Brought us another good sermon from Matt. 13: 45-46. Subject, “The Pearl of Great Prices. You are welcome at Salem. BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. T. J. Sanford, Pastor .1. S. Jefferson. Reporter Sunday school opened on time, 9:45 with the school crowded to its capacity, looking like flowers in the spring time. With suits and dresses of many gay colors. The pupils were well instructed by fheir teachers. Lesson was from Acts 2:22-3(1. Many good thoughts were drawn from 'he lesson. Bringing us to Easter Sunday, when we again celebrate the resur rection of our Lord. Easter is the 'neatest duy in the church and the most important day in the world’s calendar. At 11 o'clock, Rev. Sanford prea hed from Matthew 27:42. Tex*, “He saved others; Himself, he can not save. If He be the King of Israel, let Him now come down fiom the cross and we will believe Him.” The whole congregation en joyed his message. A large num ber of visitors were present in the morning service. Among them were: Mr. .1. 1). Thornton and Mr. Roach. Visitors ire always welcome t > Beth 1. Th sick of the chu h is report ed Brn. \V. P. Wade and is still confined *o his bed and is in very bad condition. At 7:30, tthe Sunday school pupils rendered a leautiful Eas ter program. We \vi-h to express our appieciatii n to Mr.-. J. I). Thornton an 1 Mrs. A. Bn I no t fo •heir faithful service in preparing ‘he children for the program. Remember our prayer and class '»ach Wednesday of the •week. ■ " —— 0 "■ 1 ■- — «l?CONl) BA!'MS I CHURCH < larh’da, Iow a Rev. 1). Nicholson, Pastor Sunday school opened ut the us " i hour with a large attendance, tl! seemed to have 'he Easier spi it. Rev. Reagan of Omaha, taught the lesson. Morning service was in high. The pastor* brought forth a won derful sermon full of fire. Evening service, the Sunday s< hool had a wonderful program. We are proud of our young people. Wo were pleased to have as vi s:tors all day, Rev. J. L. Reagan, of Omaha; Deacon Charles A. Simms and wife of Waterloo, la. Sunday April 24, we will have a ■pecial program. Rev. C. Adams of Omaha, Nebr., will be the guest peaker. Come one and all and njoy the day at the Second Bsip ist church. -o--— ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. M. K. Curry. Pastor Sunday was a high do*' «t /ton. •Caster services were held bv dif ferent departments of the church. At 9:30, the Sunday school pre sented an interesting Easter pro gram. Baptising followed immed ately after the program. At 11 o’clock, the Senior, Inwer •<1 and Junior choirs combined fur ished the music for the morning services. The pastor preached a cry inspiring sermon. He "elected his text, from Matt, 28:6. The bouse ■as packed to its capacity. There "•ere fifteen added to our mem ’ "rship, ten of whom were for baptism. Baptising wi>! take place again next Sunday morning after ®unday school. BYPU opened at 6:30 with the r> esident, Miss Ora Lee Britt in "barge. After the study of the '">-son, a beautiful and touching Tableau Easter pageant was pre ■“"ted, directed by Mrs. M. K. Curry. It was highly appreciated. A t 8 o’clock, the combined choirs "-no’ and the pastor preached a "hort sermon, taking his text f om ♦ he 27th Psalms. ','1 e first Sunday in May w'H --'• the clog;ng of our $6,000 ' •: and don’t forget we are cel • • •"♦'ng the 50th Anniversary of "• • • hur"h and many interest !n» ■ 4- will be promoted fr^m now ’’ he close of the celebra'ion. " ’ ->"b1i<> if! c""')'a’lv invited to • "t nnd be with us dur ng this m; gn and celebration. PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. G. K. Stevenson, Pastor Mrs. M. L. Dixon. Reporter Faster and eggs brought an un usually Large group of children nut Sunday morning. Everyone in the school, children and adults re ceived an egg. At 11:30 the pastor took his tixt from the 25th chapter of John. “I am the ressurection and life.” Subject, "Jesus, the Self Existing Christ.” Anything that can exist itself don't need any help or (assistance. Jesus don’t . need us but we need Him. He spoke of Easter as being the queen of all the Sabbaths, and how it took His birth, His life, His death and resurrection to make life complete. There .were \so many visitors, all had to be acknowledg I ed and welcomed at one time. We are glad to have you visit Pilgrim. Come again. There was one to unite with the church. The Sunday school Easter program was at 3 o’clock. This program was enjoyed by a very large and appreciative audience. The discussion in BYPU was quite interesting. All the groups sang an Easter number together. Prayer services each evening. This week, preparatory to the re vival beginning Monday. the 25th. Rev. J. H.Patten, Dcs Moines Iowa will speak during the revival. Mr. Frank Osborne, gospel linger from Bryan, Texas for the scr vices Sunday and will also assist with the revival by singing gospel songs. Don’t miss the opportunity of hearing him. UNITED SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH R. Rice I eader J. O. Watson. Repor'e.' Subject, found in (- '*• 6:10 and text, ''OpportunityAs we have therefore opportunity, let us do L ood unto all men, especially unt > 'hem who are of the household of faith. And this text will be preached bv Elder ,1. Burden, th'- lo’ul pas'or, Saturday morning April 23. Come one and all. You are invit" 1. Sabbath school opened at 9:30 ,a. m. every Saturdf y morning. Come out and study the holy words of our I.urd and Savior, Jesus Christ.Service every Saturday morning and Missionary nee'ing Saturday evening at 3:30 p. ;n. and prayer meeting every Wednes day evening from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. and everyone is cordially in vited to attend these meetings. MT. NERO BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. G. Gates, Pastor Helen Bradshaw, Reporter The Sunday school was opened at the usual time with the super inton 'ent in charge. The Sunday s-bool lessoin was, “The Victorious S' >vhn” (Easter). General Lesson tnxt.s, Acts 2:21-36. The Golden Text was, “This Jesus hath G >d raised un, whereof we all are wi - r euses,’* found in Acts 2:32. The morn'ng services were trulv full of the Easter spiri'. We were honored to have Rev. C. L. Union f Pleasant Green, deliver our Easter sermon. His subject was, "Whv Seek Ye the Living Among the Lead?” The sermon was truly spiritual food for 'he soul. The Easter ‘Pirit was felt throughout tbn whole day. The BYPU' was very interesting. 'V 'her Bradshaw taught a very i» "trii' tive lesson. The subject was “Victory Out of Defeat ” Les sen text, Mark 5:10-43. All are invited to come an dte with us in our BYPU. Our Easter program was very interesting and full of the Easter spirit. Mt. Nebo’s doors stand open at all times for visitors. This Week In Thought and Religion By Robert L. Moody Civic Welfare Recently the editor had the editor had the honor and privilege to attend a very inspiring meet ing of Negro men. This group seems to be anxious to personify l’’p ideal: “Where there is unity, there is strength.” A s a grace, we have been the i victims of a “divide 'em, rule 'em” policy. We have made many efforts to rid ourselves of this influence Now. in Omaha, there seems to be an “awakening” and a desire for civic unity and solidarity. We hav • several organizations such as th Negro Chamber of Commerce Omaha Branch of the National Negro Congress, NAACP and th'1 4-C Club. The 4-C Club seems t > bo an original and local enterpvis" and many of our men are pled" ig themselves to the principles of this organiza'ion. So many movements nave negu i in Omaha (Religious and Civic) until the avei-age layman is pe<«i mistid c.g. doubtful as to our motives and success. But fellow citizens, let us look away from “the cross to the glittering ero'"n ” We ask of you leaders of thes « new movements: Be true—be of good couragp, “like men *>•« strong.” If this is done, ther laymen sknll stand by vou to *'• end and ever march forward •• otovjous future in our commuo t life. ^hoe PHHp or Shame . 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