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CHAIR CHAPEL ME CHURCH
Rev. G. I). Hancock, Pastor
Sunday school at 9 >30 A. M.
Preaching 11:00 A. M.
Epworth League 6:30 P. M.
Preaching 7:30 P. M.
Due to the inclement weather,
tho Sunday school attendance wag
not quite up to its usual standing.
At the eleven o'clock service,
tho District Superintendent Rev
erend James delivered a very in
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[ structive sermon. His text was se
lected. from lhB first Epistle of
John 5:4 “For whatsoever is born
of God over cometh the world; and
this is the victory that overcom
eth the world, even our fuith.”
.Reverend James chose for his sub.
ject * A Victorious Faith.” The
visitors woe Mr. and Mrs. George
Cooper, Council :Bluffs; Clara
Webb, I)es Moines, Iowa., and Mrs.
Ferwilda Artison. Visitors are al
ways welcome at Clair Chapel,
i Tho quarterly meeting service at
i 3:00 P. M. was well attended.
Reverend Hubbard of South Oma
ha preached at this hour. We are
extending a special invitation to
all frierds to come out next Sun
day morning to hear Bishop Jones.
Bishop Jones has only been over
this district two years and we feel
that if you miss hearing him you
will regret it later as he is one
of tho outstanding men in the
Methodist Episcopal Church. He
will preach Sunday morning only.
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MOUNT NEBO
lift J. G. Gates, Pastor
F. C C.omer, Reporter
The Mt. Neho Sunday school at
the usual hour. The lesson was dis
cussed forcefully. Morning service
opened at 11 o’clock. The pastor
gave us a soul stirring sermon.
Text, Put Forth thy Hand.
Tho spirit ran high throughout
tho day.
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IY1T. MORIAH BAPTIST
CHURCH
Rev. F. P. Jones, Pastor
F. Burroughs, Reporter
Rev. J. N. May who was acting
Pastor through out the day called
our attention to the 133 I’.salms.
Subject “Th<. Need of the spirit
I of Unity Among Brethren.”
Tliis sermon was very good and
helpful, supplying much food for
thought. The preliminary remarks
before the sermon were well cho
sen.
The suhstanct. of these centered
around the purpose of church go
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the Junior groups.
Among the visitors present at
this hour were Kev. J. W. May &
wife and Mrs. Jones.
Alsor the union was glad to wel
come the pianist Miss Katie Bcas
ly back home. Miss Bcasly has
been away on an e tended tv p.
She told some very interesting
things that she saw and did while
away.
Sept. 22nd the chain is giving
a trip known as the Eastern
flight. Everybody welcome.
Baptizing next Sunday morning.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. G. E. Stevenson, Pastor
Mrs. M. L. Dixon, Reporter
Sunday school was well attended
considering the inclement weather
after making a report from the
National Bapt. convention which
convened in St. Louis last week.
Tho Pastor spoke from the 6th
chapter of Matt. 5th, 13th verse;
Subject the Ten elements of the
Lords prayer. Mr. Dortch united
with the church. Mrs. Orange and
Miss Bell, Sec. of the Northside
YWCA were visitors. The Junior
choir rendered music for the day
BYPU was well attended. Mrs.
Jackson of group No. 2 had charge
of the program. This proup also
received two boxes of candy for
t.hcso three points: punctuality, at
tendance and finance. Rev. Pit l:e
spoke for the evening services.
Those attending the National bap.
tist convention returned Satur
day.
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ST. JOHNS AME CHURCH
‘The Friendly Church”
Rev. R. A. Adams, Paretor
Despite the inclement weather
just at the hour of worship last
Sunday a goodly number were pre
sent at the morning service. In
teresting ami instructive was the
strmon delivered by the pastor,
Rev. It. A. Adams who choose the
subject, “The Road Back” exam
plifying the need for returning the
way of righteousness and salva
tion. A solo “Tht. Sinner and the
Song,” was most effectively ren
dered by the choirster, Mrs. Pearl
Gibson; which paved the way for
the very brilliant sermon, .that
followed. The pastor again preach
ed at the evening service which
closed the days worship. A very
profitable hour awaits you each
Morday evening beginning at 8 p.
m. when our bible class convenes;
at the church and of course Tues
day night is the class me: t'v"
Two very important services that
arc necessary for the spiritual wel
fare of e'ery one, you are not
only welcome, but we do urge you
to attend. May we again remind
you of the year end Banquet to be
held Oct. 3rd, the tickets arc out
please assist by purchasing a tic.
ket and attending. It is needles8
to say our drive is on for confer
ence claims all good members and
friend will do their part we are
sure. A comfortable sent, a friend
ly atmosphere, delightful and
touching music, a spiritual sermon
is yours when you pay a visit to
our Monday and Tuesday evening
services, you are welcome at St.
John, the Friendly church. Next
Sunday, Sept. 18th the Subject of
the morning sermon will h,. “Hav
ing the Mind of Christ” the even
ing service “Why men will be
'Dammed.” <
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MORNING STAR BAPTIST
CHURC H
Rev. G. E. Whtie, Pa«,tor
Mrs. Mary Williams, Reporter
Sunday School was opened at
the usual hour on account of the
inclement weather attendance was
poor. 11 o’lock service was excel
lent; the pastor brought a firey
message found in John 17:9, sub
ject “Praying for OthcNs.” We art
glad to have our pastor and his
tU ligation back from the Nationa
Convention. We aie also glad tc
know they made a very safe anr
successful trip, and their stay ir
St Louis was a pleasant one
bringing back a good report. A<
0 o’clock the BYPtJ was well at
tended, at 8 P. M. the pastoi
brought another burning as \el
as an inspiring message. Subject
“The Power of the Holy Spirit.’
We were favored with three visi
tors in the persons of Rev. am
Mrs. Countee and son, John, fron
Kansas city, Mo. Thc Willinj
Workers club will meet Thursda;
at 2424 Franklin St, at the horn
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rica, who on Sept. 18, at 12:30
noon hour in Washington, D. C.
and 5:30 in London, Eng., wjll
deliver a special message over
j Station WJSV, to the people of
the British Emprie. Elder Mic
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been on the air for ten years
and his program on Sept. 18 en„
listing the services if his famous }
“Happy Am I choir, will be
carried via a special hookup, to
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of the President Mrs. Williams.
Tho Breakfast last, Sunday, Sept.
4th given by the Mission Circle
was a huge success. All the sick
of tho church are greatly improv
ed. We are glad Deacon Turner is
back after a w©eks stay in De_
troit. While there he attended the
funeral of his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Williams, formerly of this city.
Come to Morning Star you are al
ways welcome.
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BETHEL AME CHURCH
Rev.T . J. Sanford, Pastor
J. S. Jefferson, Reporter
Sunday School opened at 9:45,
Subject of lesson, “Souls: Moral
Failure”. Lesson text 1, Samir1
10-23 golddn text. To <|*-'y is
better than a Sacrifice. All teach
ers present with the exception of
one, Mrs. Lee teacher of the pri
mary class, and a very good at
tendance. Lesson reveiwed by the
; presiding elder, Rev. J. W. Wil
! liams. Visitors, Mrs. Ernest Holly
! also daughter, Miss Genave Lan
caster from, South Dakota.
At 11:00 o’clock our presiding
Elder spoke from Matt. 5:8 “Bles.
sed are the Pure in Heart for
they shall see God” everyone en
joyed the message.
The sick of the church are get
ting along fine. We are very
pleased to announce th ereturn of
our pastor, Rev. T. J. Sanford, af
ter the absmee of five weeks was
present with us this morning and
, feeling very well. We ask the
i chruch for their prayers that he
1 may continue to improve.
At 8:00 o'clock Rev. Williams
selected his text from Matt. 6:30.
Our ACE League meets each
Sunday evening at 6:30 p. m. Our
regular prayer and class Wednes
days of each week.
MT. CALVARY COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Rev. R. W. Johnson, Pastor
Mrs. Edna Mitchell, R porter
Sunday School, 9:45 o'clock o
pened by supt. sister Edna Mit
chell. There "’as a nice attendance
even though the weather was very
rainy. 11:00 o’clock service was o
pened by singing by the congrea
gation. Our pastor brought the
message from, scripture lesson 27
Psalms of David, 14th verse, sub_
ject “Wait and say or> the Lord,
wo were all revived to the know
, lodge to wait on God. At 3:00 o’
clock a wonderful program was
sponsored by the Missionary So
■ ciety. 6:00 the young people union
I met. Sister Milton president; and
, a large attendance and a wonder
’ ful program rendered. 8:00 o’clock
• services by our pastor, 42 Psalms,
1 of David, text “Pointing After
l God.
' Tuesday pastor aid, Wednesday
r Candle service, all are welcome
; Friday afternoon, Missionary So
ciety meets at the church.
CHRIST TEMPLE CHURCH
Rev. U M. I'j If. Pastor
Edna Pankey, Reporter
Sunday School opened at 9:30
A. M. The subject of the lesson
was “Soul: Moral Failure.” The
attendance was good . At the 11
A. M. service our pastor delivered
the message, his subject was
“Swfl”. Many outstanding thoughts
were brought out. The evening
lesson, was preached by Rev. S.
Stafford, the t-xt was found Ezra,
9-5. The lesson was enjoyed by all
ccrne out and worship with us.
Visitors are always welcome.
IN TERDENOMIN A T ION
CHURCH
Elder Irving, Pastor
The church that stands for the
unity of Gods children as the
standard of Chnstain fellowship.]
We had a very go< 1 services all;
nay Sunday. Our Sunday school
Sipt. Miss Marie Perkins wasj
back ir. hi r place after being ab
sent two weens. The morning ser
vice was quite inspiring, Rev.
Thos. Rucker of St. John preached
the morning sermon from this
text, St. John 15:13. “Greater
lovo hath no man than this, that
a man lay down his life for his
friend.” Bro. Rucker did show un
expected ability in bringing out
the deep sense of this surpreme
love. Evening sermon by pastor,
“This is the works of God that ye
believe in him whom hath sent,”
St. John, 0:29. A beautiful dis
course on Faith. We ask your co
operation in our services.
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Salem Rapitst Church
Rev. E. II. Hilsnn .Pastor
Anita Depp, Reporter
The Sunday services at the Sa
lem Baptist Church wcre well at
tended. The pastor being absent
on account of his attendance at
tho National Baptist Convention.
The 11 a. m. services were conduc.
ted by Mr. J. L. Reagan. Sub
ject “Sowdng Good Seed” Matt.
18:37.
The evening message was brou
ght by Rev. James Mill of Colo
rado Springs, subject, “Can a
Mortal Man be Perfect and How.”
Gen. 3:1-4
Mr. Pitts 1918 N. 27th St. pass
ed Saturady while asleep. The
Tastor will be at his post next
Sunday. We are asking the pub
lic to visit our services because
your presence means much to us.
With the approach of the fall
and winter season the pastor and
official staff have many interest
ing plans to bring to the church.
The Sunday school and the B. Y.
P. U. will go back to their regular
schedule shortly.
The primary’ group of the Sun
EDITS LITERATURE
DR. MARSHALL A. TALLEY
Secretary of Religious Educa_
tion of the National Baptjst
Sunday school Publishing Board,
and Bean of the National school
and BYPU Congress.
day School under the leadership
of Mrs. May me Benson is a very
interesting group.
Thee Children get useful train
ing from a standpoint of discipline
as well as from a religious stand,
point, so send your child, in or
der that he can enjoy the many
interesting things brought by this
interesting teacher.
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BAHA’I FAITH
Education l.as a great effect up
on the human race, trainning does
not change the human substance,
but it produces marvelous effect,
revealing all the latent, virtues in
human capacities. No matter how
tho shell is polished, it can never
bcome the radiant pearl, that is
to say children of the same age,
family under the tutorship of one
teacher differs in their minds and
comprehensions. But children
trained in the prinicples of reli
gion, and in sciences, must become
the cause of unity and the human
race,
Please accept an invitation to A
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3014 No. 28th Ave.
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THE MAKCH OF MANY FEET
—By W. L. Moody—.
Tho begnnning of the past two
weekg have marked the opening
of public schools throughout the
country. Many boys and girls who
have enjoyed the pleasures of th©
I playgrounds, sand lots, Youth
camps and vjacation trips have
found themselves called by either
the literal or projverbial school
“gong.”
Instead of appying the Master’s
words ‘Come ye apart in a desert
place and rest awile,” we are sum
moned to “Come and learn.” We
hope each student in all of our
institutions, from kindegarten to
University will do his or her best
that their education may serve it»
purpose.
Une prophet said that “know.,
ledge shall increase.” This is not
only true, but the opportunities
for that increase of knowledge has
also increased. Every man and wo
man who desires may learn too.
There are various opportunities as
those at YWCA, the Urban League
and Central High School where
every adult who wants to learn
may do so. If you fetl an urge to
answer that old response to the
school bell, go to one of the
schools and increase your know
ledge about worthwhile subjects.
Put your two feet in the march
with many feet and let us go
forward towardi the heights iof
learning. You are never too old
to learn, if you feel that way, then
ycu are mentally dead. Don’t die
before your time comes.
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