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    CHURCH NEWS
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. T. J. Sanford, Pastor
J. S. Jefferson, Reporter
Sewlay school opened at the us
mal hour, with the superintendent
presiding Subject of the lesson,
'‘Following Vision With Service.”
Pound in Mark 9:14-29. Golden
text. “All things are possible to
>iim that bclieveth.” Mark 9:23.
At 11:00 o’clock Rev. Sanford
Stave us a wonderful message.
Text, Psalms 25:4. “Show Me the
Way, O Lord, Teach Me the
Paths." Everyone was enthused
over his message. A large number
of visitors we-e present. We al
ways welcome vis tors to Bethel.
The sick of the church is S s
ter Alherta Michael. Wc pray that
she will soon re covet* and fill her
pace again in the choir.
Our prayer ur.iJ class every
Wednesday night. Come and wor
ship with us.
A special announcement:
An»pentta, ‘‘The Gypsy Trou
tiadou*” will be presented at the
Dreamland llUl oi Monday night
May 9 at 8:15 p. m. The tickets
are 25 cents, ;This operetta is be
ing presented by the Los Ami
gos, l»s Cantores and Junior Cul
ture Girls.
JNTBR1) BN OM IN ATI ON A L
CHURCH
Rev. \V. L Irving. Pastor
Mrs. I*. V. Avant, Rejorter
The Church that stands for the
unity of Gods People ns a stan
dard of Christa:n fellowship. The
services Sunday mornng was
very good. Sunday school and all
The theme of our Paster sermon
was, "Be Ye Merciful as Your
Heavenly Father is Merciful.Luke
t5:36. He, our 1 lessed redemmer
recommeiils to us a compassion
ate regard toward the missorv'ces
«f others, and that both in soul
and body name end estate, to b.‘
ready to pity and pardon, to re
lieve nnd help, to give and gor
jrive, and as rn en-ourgaement,
he adds tlh*t es we dual with
others, God will deal with us.
Bible forum meets 7:30 P. M.
You’re welcome.
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We carry one of the most com
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flower, and grass seed in the
city. Save 60 per cent by using
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mustard, okra, collards spinach
beets, beans, etc.
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PARADISE BAPTIT CHURCH
Elder L. H. Hervey, Pastor
Sunday School opened at 9:30
I A. M. with a nice attendance,
j Visitors were The^salonia Hender
I son and Miss Esther Johnson. We
I were glad to have father Pickett
in Sunday School. He has enter
j ed his 91 year. The school was ad
dresser by him 11:30 A. M. the
Pastor took for his text, Mark9
I 23. Sub. “Mountains Top.” BYPU
at 6 P. M. Mrs. HiU, teacher of
the girls group who has been ill
for th past 4 weks is greatly mis
sed. Ix?ts al pray for her reco
very. At 8:30, P, M. the Pastor
took for his text, Matt, 6-21, “Fop
Where Your Treasure is, There
Will Your Heart Jbe Also.” Among
the many Visitors was the Loving
Four Gospel SSng rs. They will
render service thru songs begin
ning Monday night, May 2, 1938.
Don’t miss the opnortunity of
hear- these Gospel Singers.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Clarinda, Iowa
Rev. D. Nicholson, Pastor
Sunday school opened at the us
ual hour with Miss Rachel Cason,
superintendent, in charge. Attend
ance was fine.
Morning service was in high
spirits. The pastor brought forth
e. message full of the spir't and
offer which there were three
baptized. The condition of the
weather would not permit us to
go down to the river, so we had
our hantjogi in the pool in the
church which whs completed some
time ngo. We were ipleased to
have Deacon Mile Sreese and wife
of Mt. Moti h Baptist church,
Oninh®, as our visitors. Mr. Sparse
is on his vacation.
Afternoon, the Second Bapt'st
church tock t art. in a Coronation
service at Red Oak, Iowa.
Evening -service, the pastor
brought forth another wonderful
sermon. Subject, “Follow Jesus."
It was a high day in Clarinda.
There will he a birthdoy dinner
at the Second Baptist church,
Friday, Mav <1 in honor of our
pastor. We invite you all to come
and help make this a glorious ev
ening. A program will he given
al so.
Visitors are always welcome.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. G. E. Stevenson, Pastor
Mrs. M. S. Dixon, Reporter
Sunday school at 9:30, was quite
Interesting. Sunday was a very
pleasant dav at Pilgrim. The re
vival is still going on with Rev.
Patten from Sioux City, speaking
and Mr. Osborne from Texas,
singing. The text was taken from
the fifteenth chapter of Exodus
nnd the eleventh verse. Subject
“No Being I,ike God.” Mr. Os
borne sang “His soul is on my
Soul.”
Tn tho afternoon an all request
program was rendered.
For BYPU, Group No. 1, had
a pre-Mother’s Day program.
Mrs. Dacus was in charge. The
evening services were well attend
ed.
PLEASANT GREEN CHURCH
Rev. J. H. Reynolds. Pastor
Willa Mae Ross, Reporter
Sunday school, 9:00 o’clock with
tho asnsistant superintendent pre
siding. Miss Ruth Reynolds has
hnd charge of the Sunday school
for two Sundays on account of the
illness of the superintendent. A
lovely song service was rendered.
Morning service: Song, prayer
by Rev. Caldwell, song. “\Vh#‘ A
Fellowship.” A lovely covenant
meeting was held for about a
hour. Solo by Mrs. Watter, “Pre
cious Lord." Collection and ad
journment.
BYPU, 6 o’clock with the pie
sident, Mr. Elmer Faulkner, prc
esiding. A lovely round table d's
eussion was held. Remarks were
made by the president. Song and
collection. Remarks by Harold
Reynolds.
You are welcome to take a part
of any of our services.
A revival will he held at Plea
sant Green starting May 3 to
May 13.
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METROPOLITAN CHURCH
Rev. R. W. Johnson, Pastor
Mrs. Edna Mitchell, Reporter
Sunday school opened at 9:30
j o’clock with Sis. Edna Mitchell,
superintendent, presiding. We had
1 n large number in attendance. We
are still asking for more new
1 members.
At 11:30 a. m., the choir opened
{the service by singing. T*he pastor
gave space for each one to testify
to the glory of God. The sermon
was delivered by the pastor. Sub
ject was “Faith,” Heb. 11:1. The
spirit ran high.
BYPU at 6:00, was otperued by
Sis. Mildred Jackson, our president
I Rro. Fred Jackson, being absent,
j The lesson was wonderfully dis
| cussed by members and teachers.
! We had four visitors which we
! always welcome.
At 8 o’clock, the pastor brought
us another good sermon from Exo
dus 16:8. The subject “Ston Vour
Murmuring.” One was added to
the chrch.
Tuesday night, Pastor’s Aid
buisr.oss meeting and Commun
i ion service.
Wednesday night, Elder Swain
1 will preach for us.
Friday afternoon Missionary will
meet. Sister Milton, president.
We always welcome our friends
and visitors,
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SALEM RAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. C. C. Pettis, Pastor
Miss Carrie Harris, Reporter
It has been many moons since |
Salem has recived such heart-felt
and soul stirring gospel as brought
by the Rev. A. L. Rraneh < f Tulsa,
Oklahoma. He thrilled the capa
city crowd at 11 a. m., wth the
subject, ‘The Test of Christianity.,
Fist Epistle of John 5:12.
At 8 n. m. the se”vicc reached |
tho peak when he .painted such a
His subject “Heaven Is A Reality," i
vivid picture of the Heavenly City.
Hebrew 11:10. All hurjgrv souls
feasted on these well dol'vered I
messages and will continue till
Wednesday evening the 4th, when
ho will he forced to return to his |
home because of his many duties j
(hero. , |
All departments are running |
smoothly at Salem and new Pfc
is noticed throughout the church.
You are invited to nttend the Elks
Lodge turnout Sunday, May 15.
Salem also hopes to he in the run
in the May Queen Festival spon
sored by the Guidite club. \ ou
pro always welcome at Salem and
you miss a treat by staying away.
MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. P. Mosley, Pastor
Mrs. Lenora Parker, Pastor
Sunday school opened at the us
ual time with Miss Laura Curtis,
assistant superintendent. One
could see an improvement in at
tendance and behavior.
11 o'clock services were well at
tended and everyone spoke of the
many blessings received from God
and with a determination to win
souls for Christ. After services
tho pastor and Rev. Clayton, mo
tored to Red Oak, Iowa, but re
turned in time for evening services
Tho pastor preached a soul stir
ring ,sermon laftcr Ivwhiich The
Lord’s supper was administered.
Mt. Olive will worship with Rev.
Clayton and his church Thursday
evening May 5, in his .second aru
niversary services.
Visitors are a! wavs v leome, an I
wo are especially inviting inners
to visit with u .
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. M. K. Curry. Pastor
Sunday school at 9:10 a. m
Preaching at 11:00 a. m„ by the
oast or His text was selected from
Ex. 21:20. This sermon was very
beautifully outlined and impre.s
sive.
At 1 o’clock Rev. Curry, Jr., of
Texa,s preached the anniversary
sermon. The manner of his deli
verance was so powerful that it
completely captivated the audience
which sat so quietly and atten
tively, listening to his most won
derful discourse. On account of
the rain the audience was not so
large as had been anticipated,
nevertheless, those who were pre
sent were wellfed from the mes
sage given by this wonderful
Young God-Sent Man.
Tho BYPU opened at 6:30 and.
was well attended. At 8 o’clock.
Rev. M. K. Curry jr. pave us an
other wonderful messape havinp
selected his text from Matt. 18-19 i
Tho text was, “Follow Me and I
will make you Fishers of Menu”
The subject was “The Christian
Calls.” Every phase of his sermon
was so beautifully pictured that
any child could prasp the thoupht
readily. He compared the life of
tho human race to the many spe
cies of fish that we find in the
sea. Everyone expressed by their
emotions that they enjoyed every
portion of this sermon.
The Mission Society meets each
Monday eveninp at 7:45. Prayer
meetinp each VVed. eveninp at 8
o’clock. Mother’s Day will be ob
served Suday throuphout the ser
vices. The BYPU will present a
special propram at 6:30.
MISSION ART CLUB
Bethel Baptist Mission Art Club
p* io oVJ'-ck at th« home of
Mrs. M'ldred Roberts. 1711 North
’’8th St. 1 1 '"ere nrese-c One
Joined. We we’e ell so verv busy,
until the hostess, Mrs. Mildred
Roberts served us with a porpeous
ft was so pood with them
'w'ort hot ro’K we could of ate
m 're.
Rovio Bolden Pro*.
C'”s .T’ckson. Reporter
CHRIST TEMPLE CHURCH
Rev. L. M. Relf, Pastor
Edna Paakey, Reporter
Sunday School opened at 9:30
A. M. with a large attandance, and
a interesting leijon, foud in St.
Mark 9:14-29. Subject, "Following
Vision with Service.” At the 11:00
A. M. servicet, our beloved Bishop,
Wm. A. Washington, of Los An
geles, Calif, delivered the mes
sage. The text was found in St.
John, 24-25. Subject, "Life.” One
beautiful thought tq be remember
ed was, Jesus is a life giver.” The
sermon was enjoyed by the con
gregation, which was made up by
the various churches.
HYPU was hgld at 6:00 p. m.
with the president in charge. We
had the pleasure of listening to
another good sermon!, from our
Bi.shop at the 8:00 p. m. service.
The text was found in 1 Corin
thians, 30. The Lord poured out
his spirit upon Bishop Washing
ton, and he fed the congregation
food from on high. Beginning next
Monday, May2, there will be a 10
day Revival Meeting at Christ
Temple Church. Bishop, J. A.
Jeter, of Littl Rock, Ahk. will
bo the speaker. Among other
Ministers present were: Rev.New
by, Rev. O. J. Burkhart of Lincoln,
Rev Burton, Rev. W. Erving and
Rev. Stevenson, of Allen Chapel
Church. Visitors are always wel
come.
MT. NEBO BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. G. Gates, Pastor
Helen Bradshaw, Reporter
The Sunday school was opened
as usual with the superintendent !
presiding. Rev. Lefall taught the
lesson.
Sunday morning was covenant
meeting. Everyone was very high ;
in spirit.
The BYPU was very instructive. |
Rev, Renfrow taught. The lesson
was, “Jobs in a Changing World.” ,
The evening services were en- i
joyed by all. Rev. Gates preached
from the first chapter of St.
John, llis text was, “In/ the Be- |
ginning Was the Word.” His sub
ject was, “Proving Himself.”
A three-day prayer meeting will
be held at Mt. Nefco bogining
Wednesday nig'ht. It is the fore
runner of a ten-day revival b >gin
ing Monday, May 9. Rev. McCor
mic will carry on the revival. All
are invited to come and worship
with u.s.
BAHA’I FAITH
Knowledege and Humanity is
like a bird without two wings, one
male, and the other female, unless
both wings are equally strong and
impelled bysome common know
ledge, the bird canot fly heaven
ward to the summit of progress.
Over sixty years ago, Raha’U’
llah in His published writings of
that time summoned mam, in the
second principle rf His teaching
to “Ind pend nt Investigation of
Truth” God is no resoect.or of gen
der. There is ro d'fferonee be
tween men and women. Both are
human. In all furrtios and powers
they are co-partners. Through the
light of Sun of Reality in this age,
“Equality Between Mernnd Worn
en” or the sixth principle of th"
Baha’i Faith is an established
fact
Oirls of today, are, the Mothers
of tomorrow, the first teachers of
the next generation/. That being
true isn’t it important that they
receive the same or more eduen
tio nthan boys? “The roof of all
knowledge is the knowledge of
God.” Prophets, teachers of all
mankind acknowledge the need of
training little children in the fun
d men els of right liv;ng children
t tl- end of their Itves are af
f*' fed by thei rearlv trailing. Ed
r 'tom is the foundation of b t.H
individual and social welfare. M r(>
knowledge of anyth'ng is not suf
fieept; Wo must use that know
b 1 " f r the general good of all.
Vl' non +he world over in ac
f-1'd-.tnr, wi h the “Spirt of this
' e.” must advance and fulfil
tb’ir mission to all departments
of 1 i to; Balance the masculine
and the feminine elements of civil
ixation. ("'rite ur.Rv, harmonv. in
a word unlift the tows of God in
so doing nav etornnl tribute to the
true spirit of Motherhood
Doreerte N. Holiday.
YOUR WEDDING
'^Dedicated to Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Threet)
By Thresa \1. Threet
I saw you married at the close
of today,
After the dusk of the night
stole the sun away.
I breathed a prayer while you
were standing there,
That joy and happiness forever
be your share,
May the sun always sh;ne along
life’s pathway for you,
, And may all your hopes and
dreams come true.
North 24th Street
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This Week In
Thought and Religion
By Robert L. Moody
; Mother’s Day—
Sunday will be another day that
we shall honor those women to
whom we owe our mortal lives.
Beautiful words and flowers can
not cypress our appreciation for
the. To those of you who are liv
ing, we extend our deepest devo
tion. To the honored dead, we live
as human memorials of their
earthly teachings and labor.
Even in these days of birth con
trol, both legal and illegal, we re
peat, in be half of you mothers,
what the angel sa^d to the bles
sed mother :“Hail thou that are
highly favored, the Lord is with
thee. Blessed art thou amongst
women and blessed is the fruit of
thy womb.”
But our chief desire is that we
have, in this and coming genera
tion, more Jachabed’s as Moses’
Mother and more Hannah’s as
Sammuel’s Mother. Ma have fewer
Jezebels. Remember,, you Mothers
and potential Mothers, that you
are creating a better or a more
corrupt world. All depends upon
nor godly or ungodly training
The sentiments of each of our !
hearts may be fourd in the fol- !
lowing quotation:
“The carnation that 1 wear for
vou,
Will only be a part
Of what this day will mean
for me—
The rest is in niv heart.”
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A \ EARLY MAY
D A Y FESTIVAL
All nature is quite glad today
It is the first of May,
The merry month of outdoor joy
For every girl and boy
From for and near on the green
The children can be seen;
They dance, they run, they skip
and roll
Around the huge May pole
'
In garlands neat upon each bough
The flowers formed are now,
And clothed in brightness all
around
The happy folks are found.
The music fl nts upon the breeze
And through the new leaved trees,
Th children, clad in bright array,
Never were seen mor gay.
This May Day fears will long be
kept,
Its joys we’ll e’er accept,
And we will wait patiently
For April next to flee.
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SPRING
The Alder by the river
Shakes out her powdery curls;
The willow buds in silver
Ror little boys and girls.
The little bird* fly over—
Ar»l oh, how sweet thev sing—
To tell the happy children
That once again ‘tis spring.
The gay green press comes creep
ing
The buttercups are coming
And scarlet columbine,
And in the sunny meadows
The dandelions shine.
And just as may daisies
As their soft hands can hold
The little ones may gather,
All fair in white and gold.
Here blooms the warm red clo
ver
Thebe peers th violet blue;
Ob hapov little children,
(I 'd made them al fo ryou .
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. To the participants of the Good
| will Spring Musical, lam herewith
publishing a letter received from
Mr. Lytton S. Davis, director. Mu
sic Education of Omaha Public
Schools, which reads as follows:
April 25. 1938
Mr. L. L. McVay
2868 Corby Street
Omaha, Nebraska
Dear Mr. McVay:
I attended the Fourth Annual
Goodwill Spring Musical given by
the combined Negro choirs of
Oma, last Sunday at Central high
school, and wnsh to express to you
my appreciation for your invta
ton.
I think this is certainly a very
wonderful activity fund wish *to
commend you and your co-workers
who were responsible for the or
ganization and staging of this
event, for your foresight and vi
sion in sponsoring a fine event of
this sort. I am sure an event of
this kind will affect your people in
a cultural, refining marimer.
We need more events of this
.sort to call our attention to the
better things in life. I am
Very Sincerely Yours,
(Signed) Lytton S. Davis
Director, Music Education
I also received a quotaion which
came from residents of Atkinson,
Kansas, who were impressed with
the services, especially with its
orderliness and the Processional.
I trust these nice reports will
help to inspire us to try and do
better next year.
L. L. McVay
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Th« Church of the Living God
Mission, met April 21 at the home
of Sis. E. Clark, 2122 North
Twenty-seventh avenue.
Ou April 28, the Mission met at
the home of Sis. Crum. Meeting
was called to order with the pre
sident in charge. Opening lesson
was from Titus 2nd chapter. It
was wonderfully discussed and
many good thoughts were taken
from the lesson. The sick commit
tee made its report. We have sev
eral sick, whom we visited. Elder
C. A. Brayboy ha-l an accident on
his job. He is now in the hospital.
Two visitors were present with
us. For time and place of our
meetings, call the president at AT
6248. •
Tho hostess served r< wonderful
repast wh'ch was enj"vpd bv all
Sis. M. Wright, President
Sis. M. L. Steele, Reporter
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Miss Bernice Ward, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Ward, left Friday
night for Detroit, Michigan, to
join her father. She will make De
troit her home.
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