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CHURCH NEWS ST. JOHN AME CHURCH The Friendly Church I>r. R- A. Adams, Pastor . . The services at St_ John won1 verv good as Dr. Adams was away to the convention in Columbus Ohio, Rev. VV. S. Metcalf preach ed in the morning and Rev. Mc Donald at night. The sick of the church are reported about as us ual. Sympathy goes but 'o Sister Alle i and family over the passing of her son Mr- M. Richie. The Choir pave the sunwise by coming out. in 32 new white vest tor robes for the summer. Many visitors were present Sun day x morrr whom were the Fine Soul Stirrers of Houston Texas, with Mr, A. L. Johnson as mana AMERICAN WEINER SHOP 2109 North 24th Street Bert (Tuli and Bert Hot Dojfs in the West All Kinds of Sandwiches ——______________i < HOME MADE ICE CREAM i ___ Lux Barber Shop 2045 North 24th St. A BARBER WANTED 'Wc Pay Cash For Old & Antique (Juns WE 2869 .r>21 No. Ifith St. \ Fur Storage j|ooi Insurance *|V t Glazing B Pick tip Service : | MOR-ANN j FUR SHOP 1811 Farnam AT 09fi6 ? 'gar. TTiese young men have avery j fiijj quartett and sing very well CHRIST TEMPLE CHURCH ■ Sunday School opened at the usual hour, 9:30 ». m. the atten j dance was good. The general sub ject of the lesson was, “A Choir of Loyalatier. " Our pastor preach | ed the services for the day. The morning message was found, in Juehau were full of the spirit and many out standing thought were brought out. Oommun/ion was held at the ©closing of t,hd 8:00 P. M. service after w*hach we were glad to wel come three new members to our church, that had been baptixed at the afternoon service. Among vi 1 sitors present was Mrs. Space rf St. John Church. Our beloved, Bishop, Wm. A. Washington, D. D. will be with us for our convention beginning July 12 to July 17th. ^•■ne out and worship with u> Visitors are welcome always wel come. OLA IK CHAPEL MK CHUBCH G. I>- Hancock, Pastor Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Preaching 11:00 & m. Epworth I/t-agui: 6:30 p. ra I reaching 8:00 p. m. Sunday scchool was well attend’ c.i and. several visit>.re were pre sent.. Thit being the first Sunday of the month our regular Miss ion' ry program was had. At eleven o’clock Rev. Hancock (preached Jrim Matthew 26:30 “And when thy had sung a hymn, they wen. into the mount (f (li ves.'’ A most beautiful and im’ pressive sermon bringing to us the sign firamoe of son,"-! Sacrament wadministered also. One mem b*>r was taken into the ohurch in tho person cf Hetty, iJean Shep ard. Amorrr the many visitors pre’ ■rn* were Evangelist Carrie White ct' Chicago, 111., enrouter to Se attle, Wash., Mrs- Crawford of St. Paul. Minn.. M'iss Mamie. Thurston Exeelsi r Srrirgs, Mo., ard Mi s Lltlejohn <>f Eldorado, Kan. We ■iro happy at '1 time to have vi si or worship with us. A good nuirtber was present at the evening service^. “The APEX BAR’” 1818 NORTH 241 h ST. 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Prayer meeting and choir prac tice each Wednesday evening. | Kveryone is invitd to p.ttend. The Ladies Mite-Missionary of { I the A ME rendered a program Sun iday afternoon at the dhureh. Brother Clifford Washington) re ' mains about the same. Mrs. Herman Sweets is still on the sick list. Mrs. Celesta Wiggins is one the sick list. A play will be given Thursday ri ght, July 14, at the Second ,Bap tist Church for the benefit t f the j Woman’s Home and Foreign Mis sion. Trn piny is sponsored by Mrs. Oreola Griggs and Mrs. Gortrude Brooks Mr. Burke Cochran and family csmo Saturday night to spend the 4th with his mother and familv. Mill Mildren Walker and Mrs. Vyola Miller name early Sundew morning to spend the 4th with their father and brother. iDuane Beard is visiting in Red Oak, Iowa with his grandmother and family. Mr. Harold Nash and Mr. John .Tr Bennett, left Friday for Des Moiwk, %>wa from Kvhere they w 1] lie sent on to the COO Camp for employment. Mr. Glenn Oldham and M-"”. Martha Lewis left Saturday night for Junction City, Kanas to vjjr't ever the 4t,h with Mrs. 1/■v.is’ daughter. Miss Verlean Lewis and I their sister, Mrs. Etta frown. ...-() This Week In Thought And Religion —Robert L Moody— National Freedom “Eig'bteousness exalteth a nat ion : but sin is a reproach to any people. Prov. 14:34. We lwe just celebrated our rational in- { dependtmoe. With joy we think: •the victorious) battles which delivered our country front pol’tt-! ical slavery to England. But [ drh'ynine years more, we Ne-. groes werip k<pit enslaved. P ' B anks be to God aril th H oir" inward love f r freedom, our; rberty was borne out of economic i ■onaision ar.»l regardless to hov» j , was <)( ne to day we are relat- ■ tivoly fixe. Wo are not u-. free ns we should 1 • wo shall never entirely so un til w« *obey 211m, whose^ truth oMi make us free indeed. There! muPt be individual freedom be-1 fore there can he national free-i doth. By.this'we do net moan that one can do whatever he pleases or i ch< mses—-tjhis*. 'W'ou'f* be licenrfv ; We are on'y free to do as we pleas* if our behavior doesn’t in terfere with ohers. Therefore one, who desires o do right at ail t:mes, ir, at liberty to do as ho pleases. “It is good neither to eat flesh nor to drink win-*, nr anythin?, whereby, they bother stumbleth. or is offended, or is made week.” Only use not berty for an occa sion t) the flesh, but one serve c.oo another." Rom. 14:21; Gal. 5:13. Speakers Hit Preju dice at Tolerance Luncheon New York, July 6—Racial int'd eTar»-« prejuidice and bigotry were assailed here last week by speakers at a luncheon of the American Society for Race Tol erance at the Hotel Commodore. Walter White, NAAOP secretary who was among those who addres sed the 800 persons present point ed out that if other minority groups had become concerned over the treatment of American Ne groes years ay > the threat of Fascism would nut be as strong tocte.y in this country as it is. Mr. White stated that Fascism tends to begin by denying democratc rights to the weakest group and then proceeds tc> deny liberty to other groups. He said ltbor unions Catholic, Jews and other minori- . ties could prevent the spread of Fascism by joining t. fight all ir> ■ tolerance and prejudice and dis- ! crimination whenever it arises j against any lucial religious, or political m.nerity. Other speakers at the luncheon ;eluded Bishop Francis J. Melon- j nell of the ME church and Con gressmen Joseph a. liuvag.ut and urUvj iiaitou. Smiths Far in Lead In Old Age - insurance Roils Claim* of the American branch of the Smith family to numeres! superiority over all other family groups are supported ty a seiveyj the Bureau of Old age Insuanee 0 "'ade (f the 39,000 000 social security account numbers it ha.-, [ assgmed the Social Security Board -announced today. Accout numbers have been is- | sued to approximately 470 190 Smiths. Next in order are the Johns; with 348,630 the Browns with more than 253750 the Wil liamses with 249,312 and the Mil ,*r8 "ith 238.980. The Jones* stand in sixth place with 232,640. All * Nations in the spelling of a ame are grouped tag-ther. Jo, 1 tance Schmidt, Schmitz and Imytho are considered part ot the <nith family. W. n the ole age insurance ..vstem was being pianuied, statjs ,clans estimated that accounts oa!(i have to ke set up for abou ' 000,000 persons. On th*> basis * this, e.'timate filing space was pr added for the accounts of 294, 0J Smiths 227000 Johns: ns, 105 000 Browns, 166 000 Williamses 13V 000 Joneses and j 37,0 )0 Mil lers. John L. Corson Acting Director * the L!u tau of Old Age Insur ant?, cited the high registration * workers in. these largest name' groups 's an added justification for the’ Board’s requirement that every worker 1 ave aru individual 1 account number. Without such an identifying number it would, he Mrded out he difficult and in many eases imp ssible to keep ,:.c-1 counts straight. The Bureau's survey of its mil lions of listed workers also dis closes that the shortest family name m the record is “E". Whe ther “F.” is a man or e. woman the iB urd would not’ say in confor tr irK'e with its policy of holding its files confidential. The longest name yet located is Junogianko pouloe. - '--o Detroit NAACP Rais es $3,900 Detroit Mich, July 7—The an nual spring membership campaign of the Her to it branch of the N. A. A. C. P. which closed here this week has raised a total of $3,900 with Mto receipt* expected to bring the total shore $4 000. Of this amount $2,300 was sent to the national offoa of the NAACP in New YV*rk- This campaign makes tha Detroit braaseh for the second auereneire y«wr the kargeat branch in the aeeorhatiou. with the suet member* and the moat money. Dr. Jams* J. lloCleeden i• praaidee* of the branch, the eaaapeign wna wader the direct*** ef Me*. Omitp JL Umgfcfct AntiLynch Bill Called Major Unpassed Bill New York July 7 -News Week Magazine in r^s iff sue of June 27, list5, the anti-lynchmg bill as one ■of the major pieces of legislation not passed by the 75th Congress. Other bills so listed included the government recrgandization bill regional pla.nning bll and Outflow war referendum. Liberty Magazine Will Publish White Articles New' York, July 7—An article by Walter White entitled “How It Feels To Be A Negro” will be one of the features Liberty Magazine the issue of (Juy 9. A BICYCLE TOUR TO FRE MONT, NEBRASKA Monday, Ju|y I, fame* Foay and Leroy Thornes, tx>th employ ees of the Omaha Guide, the for mer printer and the latter a. col- | lector, made a trip to Fremont, ! Nebraska, a distance of 36 miles, from Omaha. On the tour they passed through Benningtocn rend Elks City. The reported that the highway was continously going up and down, much to their regret because the same hills which they climed on the way to their desti nation and expected to cofast down, on their return, reversed them-j selves and had to be dimed on the way hack again. After leaving Elks City the road was level all the way to Fremont (15 miles) In Fremont they visited the. Branmn family, where they en-1 joyed a delicious and much needed | lunch. (Both boys had an enjoyable [time but said that if you wanted | t . really find how long a country! mile is, the best prescription ar<i| sdvico is to ride a bicycle out of j tl o city. SPECIAL NOTICE! Bishop William A. Washington. <f Los Angeles, California, presi ding [Bishcp of tho Western Bio of t*m Church of Christ (Ho-' liness) will he in Omaha from in!/ 12th through, the 17 h 19381 to preside over our middle western ,*on,t>on, wh h will he h '1 with Christ Temple Church, 26 and Burdette Street-TV publm i« welcome t * worship with us dur in ’ these service. Rev. L. M. Rdf, Pastor — ■ "0 — Y. M. C. A. NSW 3 itMiller, Edna Thomas and ri;n Rogers fr:m the Quack Club; Dorothea Turner from th Trojan Club; and Anmbelle Tho mas and Juanita Maceyfrom the Entre Nous Club of Northside j Branch YWCA left Tuesday morn ing with thirteen ether delegates 1 from the Central Association to attend a 10 day Conference of. Business and Industrial Girls at Lake Okohoji, Milford Iowa. * * * * 'Doris NewL.nd, Melha Faucet'J l Gwendelyn Bel’, J yce Blar, Bry D >"'s and Elmira King re turned from spending a very de liffVtful week, at camp Brew.stei during the period for younger I girls. This week Jean Rose, Eva D ris, Evelyn Chu, Jean Rudd, i Martha Mitchell and Lorraine «m -”-p spending thite week at I Camp Brewster. Mrs. L C. Craw- ' f rd the Girl Reservers Secretary | is also at Camp. * * * * The Trojan Club closed its ye?.rs ac.tivites with a lovely for me! reception at the home of Mrs. j ■Mtoo Goode, Ghairman cf the ! C' oimitt e of Management . The club colors of gold, black aril sil- j ver emblem, the shields were used j in dccoratirir and in th serving of j refresh men's. Mrs. Edan Carr and , Mrs. Vivian Wardell graercuslv re- : ceived the guts's. registered them j and presented them to the riwv | officers; Mrs. Dorothea Turner , Cola Micheal, Vemetta Mills and Pearl Farmer. Mrs. Margaret Cur ry and Mrs. Ella Mills-Havres served from the table while Mrs. Hazel Bassett served the purch. Diseased Blood FREE HOOK tells of Control and Relief to thousands of sufferers. Write Dept. N-7 RESTORf A CO, 8ft3 K ' Maurn St, Milwaukee, WWansin DOLGOFF HARDWARE PA DVT. GLASS tad VABKtSH W# 4« |luti( mmi uk« rW»* i 1 ] •cmK. rmrKKM m4 rwci wish BC1LOZSS HASCWAJtK at a law prW 1M-M I M WS 1MT Other plnb members assisting j were; Dorothy Pollard, Esther I Essex, Norma Jackson, Geraldine i Lewis Celeta McEall andFerwilda ' Artisan. The favors were' black shields - tied with silver ribbon. More than i 7Q gtnest* registered. * * * * | The Stay at Home Camp will close Friday July 15{h with a pro gram on the lawn presented by the various interest groups. The public is cordially invited to at tend Mr. ar.d Mrs. J. W. Dacus and son, Bob., also Mrs. Minnie Dixon returned Sunday from a two week trip in the South. They attended the S. S. and B. Y. P. U. congress j in Tuskegee. They reported the j Congress as being better than ever | before. After leaving Tuskegee,' they went farther south to Brew-1 ton, Ala-, to visit their mother, j Mrs. El’em Dacus of Cincinnati, Ohio, joined them. They reported the weather as being quite coll and pleasant. The Church Reporter of Pilgrim returned to the city from the Con gress in Tuskegee, and a trip furthr, south, Sunday to get motes of the Sunday service. --O NOTICE William Wheeler of 967 N. 27th St., husband of Ella Wheeler of same address did not. die in 1220 as was reported. The man that Mrs. Wheeler bur ied was a stranger who resem bled Mr- William Wheeler a great deal. Would Mr. Wheeler when he see this NOTICE please LET MRS WHEELER know WHERE HER CHILDREN ARE. Mrs. Wheler also had some other children that were not her own. Mr. Wlheeler changed Mrs. Whee ler's children when he charged himself. Mrs. Wheeler, says "Her oldest i so.*, Willi .m Wheeler does not' live at 2502 Patr ek, or never has. Mr. Wheeler has them hidden (children) from me, his wife. Signed Mrs. Ella Wheeler i 927 North 27th. Ha. 0485. N. C. Teachers Aid Anti-Lynch Fight New York, .July 2—A contri bution of $10 has been) received by the NAACP f r the High Point, N.C., teachers’ forum to help re duce the deficit incurred by the a-soci’/ on in the r'ght- for the r>osss)<re of a federal anti-lvn-h ;. <■ S«o«-'>tary Walter White of the NAACP h ’.s written a note [ of thanks to the teachers for their thcughtfullness and gener osity. —--o Will Make You A Free Holder Will Start You To ward A Home of Your Own will Make an Tnheri- i tanc-e for Your Children will Make You In dependent in Your j Old Aire. E. M. DAVIS licensed Ileal Estate Broker i . 2817 North 24th St WE. Ilf,6 Parks’ Ice & Fuel —24W5 Blondo St.— Mr. Parka will Deliver Yoor Ice Promptly & Courteously. 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