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CHURCH NEWS N 1IIL1.SIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 30rth and Ohio Sts. • Rev. John S. Williams, pastor r __ On Sunday July 9th at eleven o’clock. Hillside Presbyterian ehurch will be beautifully decora ted and members will be all a-glee fn celebrating ten years of service of their pastor and wife, Rev. & Ifia John S. Williams. The anni versary message will be delivered tjy the pastor and the choir will sting “God’s Treasures" by Sebe lius and “The Lord’s Prayer" by Msllott-Deis. Mrs. Ethel Webb is #he organist. At b o’clock the anniversary musical will feature Omaha’s made teachers, Mr. Cecil Berry era* and Mrs. Alice Berryman, fu>Lh of the conservatory at Paris, Frame*, and former teachers of harmony and counterpoint in Oma ha university. Edward and Rudy Berry, sons of the above artists IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL" MAYO’S BARBER SHOP R*dieg and Children’s Work A Specialty —2422 lake Street— NEBRASKA PRODUCE iajtt-4—6 North 24th St. Phone WE 4137 Poultry and Egg Dealers Obi prices are reasonsable, see as first. I'Ve* Trading Stamps with each Purchase. Bill’s Loan Bank DIB MERCHANDISE STORE Confidential Loans at Reasonable Rates Unredeemed Quality Merchan dise at a Great Reduction. Up t^-Pnte Clothing, Dry Goods, Undies Ready to Wear Millinery Hosiery, Blankets, Shoes for the Entire Family. 1864 V. 24th St. Tel. WE. 1369 LAKE . SHOE ■ SERVICE The Services that , Pleases. 1 A Complete Shoe Service ,J. L. Taylor, Prop. 2407 Lake St. will also play. The Berryman’s performance will be augmented by a massed chorus of about 100 voices which will sing 2 beautiful spirituals concluding the program with ‘‘Great and Marvelous," by Harvey Garet. Mrs. Irene Morton will be soloist. Presidents who have not been asked to take part in this festival, are asked to attend and bring their cihoirs just the some as it was dif ficult to ihajve contacted every one who took part in the Spring Musical sponsored by Mr. L. L. McVay, We hope all who took part in the Spring Musical will attend this anniversary festival of our beloved director, the Rev. John S). Williams. A massed re hearsal will be held on Friday night July 7th at Hillside Presby terian GhUrch at 8 o’clock in pre paration for this event. A small orchestra will take part on the program. -—oOo MT. CALVARY COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. R. W. Johnson, pastor Romell Hatter, reporter Sunday school opened at 9:30 A. M. with 5 of our officers in place. Our lesson was a general review of the Life and Character of Paul, Everyone enjoyed the lesson and took an active part in tlhie discussion. 11 A. M_Our pastor brought the message from Acts 17-23 verse. Subject: To the Unknown God. Our hearts did burn as ihe spoke to us. Union was called to order at the usual time. The young people took an active part. After our le-Hon ithere was offered a Universal prayer for the sick, crippled the beloved in sorrow and all. Always welcome to our ser vice. 8 P. M. service was opened by the choir. There was a healing service for the sick. Our pastor brought the message. Subject: Faith or Fail. Gen. 22-7 verse. The text was very well explained and everyone enjoyed the less-on. Also 2 out of town visiting minis ters. We had a very fiery service. Everyone welcome at all times. ST JOHN AME CHURCH “The Friendly Church Dr. R. A. Adams, pastor The Sunday school opened the <!ay at St. Jota with a fine at tendance with Mr. T. H. Goodwin OSBORNES MILLINERY -SHOP 2515 N rth 24th St. WHY PAY CARFARE When You can get the Hat you want at Osborne’s Millinery Shop. Mrs. Osborne’s is an expert at Dressmaking and Hat Remod eling. Hemstitching at Low Rates. MRS. MATTIE LEE CALLAWAY —Announces— Hair Oil and Grower for Sale —AT— Harriet’s Vanity Beauty Shop CLEOA KING PARKER HATTIE MOORE PROPRIETORS |1408 North 24th St. Acrow from Fontenelle Homes WE. 2846 WE: 0156 Special Bargain Prices 37 Ambassador Nash sedan, like new $575 ■37 Plymoutr 4 door touring sedan $450 ‘36 Buick coach sport fodel with heater like new...-.. — 495 33 Plymouth coach, excellent condition $175 *33 Reo 4 Door sedan -.-• ••.$195 *32 Nash sedan, good condition.•• $165 31 Panel delivery ". ~~.$125 Ine 1938 Ford Deluxe 2 door ..$575 Shames Body & Radiator Co. 1906 CUMING STREET AT. 4556 _ • Supt, in charge. The Sunday school is asking the full cooperation of Parents and Guardians to see that the children go to Sunday school re gularly and on time, as the time for the big Sunday school Picnic is neap at hand. All children’s names must be on the class rolls to get tickets for ice cream at tho picnic. So you see it is very important that they make the classes. T.kto morning services were very good. Dr. J. A. Claybone was the speaker for the morning. He took his text from Rc<m. 10 chapter, 10 verse. His subject was “The Heart ami Brain.” Dr. Claybone is one of the best prepared men in the AME Church. He is an officer of high standing in the church board. Dr. Adams is still not able to take his regular place in his pul pit, but is able to take part in /the services. The sick of the church are: Sis ters Louise Strawther, Sister L. A, Garden and Sister S. M. C. Baker and Sister Addie Bivens. We were glad to see Brother W. E. Carter out again. There will be a very important meeting Tuesday July 11th. At this meeting some of the Trustees will be elected. It should be the duty of every church member to attend this church conference* The Stewards and Stewardess, will have a Pew Rally July 11th and Women’s Day will be July 30th. The women will make this a very interesting service. we were glau to see so many out if town visitors here for the Elks Convention. Many of those came to St. John for the morn ing service. The choir and some of the mem bership will go to Hillside next Sunday to help Rev, J. S. Williams in ihfis anniversary Service at 5 P. M. Many other choirs of the city will take part in these ser vices. --0O0— MT. MORIAH BAPTIST Rev. P. P. Jones, pastor F. Burroughs, reporter Attendance for the morning worship was very good and an excellent sermon was delivered by the pastor which I am sure was appreciated 'by all. In this sermon the needs of the physical, intellectual and spiri tual man were set forth. Evening worship was equally a? interesting. A short discourse and communion was the progam. The spirit ran high and like the Disciples we could truly say it was good for us bo be there. The Mortgage Burning Rally is still in progress and a number of persons have paid their pledges in full. All pledges are expected to bo paid by the last Sunday in July. Rev. an<} Mils. Jones were in Lincoln, Neb. all last week attend ing the Vacation School held at Mt. Zion Church. Rev. C. H. Nicks pastor. Mrs. Jones was an instruc tor. We are proud of Rev, and Mrs. Jones. They are always on the alert, keeping themselves pro~ pared. Such persons are needed always. Mrs. Lula Guess who underwent an operation a few weeks ago was present at the morning ser vice, Also Mr. and Mrs. Balti more. The BYPU is giving a Hay ride Thursday July 13th, Everyone is, invited. -oOo CHRIST TEMPLE CHURCH Rev. L. M. Relf, pastor Sis. A. Hogan, reporer Sunday school was opened at its usual time by our superinten dent, Rev. Stafford. The lesson was enjoyed by all who heard it. Morning service opened at 11:15. The Junior choir took the stand at 11:30. Our dear Bishop W. M. Washington brought us the morning message. His subject was “Peace." St. John 14:37-31. First have peace with yourself. Secondly have peace with your fellowmen; ■OW TOO TOO CAM WIN A LOVELIER LOOKING LICHTER SKIN i • Dr. J^ED Palmer’s Skin Whitener helps you win a lighter, brighter complexion as it helps nature replace sun tanned outer skin with lighter under skin. 25c at drug stores. FREE SAMPLE (Send 3c postage). Dr. FRED PALMER CJO., DEPT. Z-148, AT LANTA, GA. this was indeed a great sermon. His subject was: “Sanctification.” Heb. 10:5-14. He explained as a clean and separate life from all worldly and unclean things. Every one enjoyed this stirring message. Sunday was the Bishop’s last day with us. We want to /thank all of our visiting friends for worship ing with us and help to make our : meeting a great success. You are invited to Christ Temple at any time. SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. E. H. Hilson, pastor 28 and Docateur St. The services were very good on the hilltop Sunday with the Salem Baptist Church, with Congress de legates and pastor back fresh and bubbling over with inspiration. He spoke out of his soul, both morn ing and evening. The Sunday school was well attended and both Supt. Mr. Rosebtyigh andj Mrs. Liamberth, began giving out the Congress information. The BYPU was very lively, celebrating the president’s completion of 10 years of service. Mr. Cooper who also was a congress delegate. The Salem Baptist Church is pleased to announce the sending to the Congerss these delegates as well sis pastor and family and assistant pastor, N. E. Ford and several members of the church attending. You are always welcome to attend services at Salem -oOo CHURCH OF GOD 2024 North 24th St. Elder S. S. Spaght, pastor Sunday school at 9:45. Atten dance was good. The lesson: Solo mon: A ruler wbo Began Well. I kings 3:6-15. The lesson was well taught by Brother King Alls. 11 o'clock message by the pas tor from Romans 1-7. Subject: Ye are Called to be Saints. The con gregation received much help from this 'message. Telling us the mercy Cod had for us by calling us to be Saints and how the Lord is depending on the ones he has called to be saints to stand true and obey his word that he might be able to continue to save others from their sins. At 6 oclock YPM. At 8 o’clock we enjoyed another message by the pastor teaching us from Matt. 26-26. The Lord’s Supper was administered. Every one is welcome. CITY UNION OF THE USHERS AND USHERETTES Jack Hall, reporter WE. 6421 As there will not be an Liks f atade next Sunday, and for quite • few Sundays for that matter may to \\e can get a quorum at our next meeting which will be hel l at the Urban league. However the president held a short meeting with the few that was present. Among the important topics that was discussed was money, punch cards, conversions, and more money. Well, here’s hoping the money fanuK'^dj^^rrive in time for our delegateti^hfc^ for the convention. Some Bwbiffilion, money and time. ™ Most of the ushers seemed to have been on the job. Likewise on their best behavior last Sun day. We are just wondering was it because we are getting wise to ourselves or because we had visitors in our services Well, whatever the inducements were, come again. Your pastor will be glad to see you. Don’t forget the regular meet ing at the league and this is the last call for the cards, tickets and more money, (maybe). I’ll B-C-ing-U. ---vvv PROTEST PROPOSED FEDERAL JOB FOR FORMER SENATOR THOMAS J. HEFIJN New York, July 4—Character izing the reported proposal to appoint Thomas J- Heflin, notor ious Negro-batiter and onetime Senator from Alabama, to a Jus tice Department post as an as surance to American bigots that “dealing in racial hatred will be rewarded,’’ the National Associa tion for the Advancement of Col ored People wired a vigorous pro test Wednesday, June 21, to U. S. Attorney General Frank We Pay Cash For Old & Antique Guns WE 2869 521 No. 16th St --- I Murphy. The text of the telegram which was signed by Walter White, exe cutive secretary of the association follows: ‘Note in public press report of plan tju give federal job, pchaps in Department of Justice to ex Senator J. Thomas Heflin c.f Ala bama. If any such recommendation contemplated may we respeytfully reauest it be held up until we can file with you formal protest against such appointment based on Mr. Heflin’s attitude in Scotts boro cases, defense of lynching, re puted membership in Ku Kiux Klan and his general attitude of intolerance and bigortry, particu larly so far as Negroes are con cerned. We greatly fear that an appoin|ment given Mr. Heflin would be considered by bigots as justification of bigotry and assur ance that dealing in racial hatred will be rewarded.” The telegram was based upon the following items in a report outlined by the association: That in the state of Alabama he was a K Ians man for many years: that when the pardon applications in behalf of the Scottsboro boys was submitted to the Board of par dons of the state of Alabama on October 11, 1938, the only person appearing in opposition to this application was fbrmer Senator Heflin who stated that he would stump the state from one end to tile other to oppose the applica tion, distorted the facts in the case and attacked many persons in cluding the Scottsboro Defense Committee as a unit for pushing the pardon petition. 1 nat, in December, 1938, Heflin appeared before former Governor Graves, of Alabama, when the lat ter interviewed the Scottsboro de fendants in the absence of any representative in behalf of the boys and repeated the same state ments made before the Board of pa rdons. -oO o-— COURAGE ANI) UNITY BEAT FLORIDA KLAN’S VOTE TERROR, LEADER TELLS NAACP CONFAB Richmond, Va„ July 6—A high courage, an organizational unity, and a fixed determination to exer ciso their constitutional right to vote, were the characteristics which enabled 1,000 Negro citi zens to turn out at the polls in Miami, Florida, May 1, despite the terrorists threats of the Ku Klux Klan. 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