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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. D. Nicholas, pastor
Clarinda, Iowa
Sunday school opened at the
usual hour with the su.pt. in
tharge. The lesson was reviewed
by the pastor. Morning se- 'ice
wa* enjoyed very much. The
pastor preached a doctrinal ser
men. Communion was served.
Evening service was also enjoy
ed. The pastor brought for’h a
soul stirring sermon. Subject:
Glorifying God. The soui was
very high. Come to Clarinda and
Second Baptist Church.
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CHURCH
Rev. L. A. Story, pastor
M. H. Young, Repor er
25th Decatur St.
Sunday school 9:45 a.m.
Morning worship 11 a m.
Epworth League 6 p.m.
Evening worship 7:30 p.m
The Sunday scnool has increas
ed some and we had s veral \isi
5ors. We tru«t it will continue
to incroase until we have 100
adults. The smail childien down
s'fuirs are also increasing and in
terest is growing due to the
superintendent and teachers. Our
morning worship was well attend
ed and everyone seemed hign in
spirit. Our pastor brought to us
a very impressive sermon from
Mark 5th chapter, 28. h verse
an how our hearts rejoiced as
he brought to us the many won
derful things that have beet, ac
complished by faith. The choir
under the direction of Mrs. Lottie
Story rendered an excellent ser
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vice. One member was added to
the church. The League opened
at the regular hour. The presi
dent was ill and Mr. Cribbs took
! charge. We had a good lesson.
We trust the president will soon
recover and be with us again.
I The evening services was given
j to tho installation of officers.
| Don’t forget the Turkey dinner
on tho 16th. We are to pay on tho
note the fourth Sunday. We were
happy to have visitors at both
services and trust you will come
again soon. You are always wel
come.
ST. JOHN AME CHURCH
Tho Friendly Church
Kev. T. A. S:ars, Pastor
Tho service at St. John Surdav
were very impressive. It was the
first Sunday an(j saerement was
given. It was perhaps the larg
est number to take it at St. John
on the one Sunday in quite somo
time. The attendance to all ser
vices showed an increase in num
bers as well as finance.
Tho Financial Drive is moving
on quite well. The pastor and
ciffititrs are very anxious thatt
the members and friends pay in
their pledges and free contribu
tions so that the pressing obliga
tions may be taken care of at
Evciything has a fine outlook
onoo.
for a good year for 9t. John and
it will be the aim of all member*
and friends to help make it so.
The choir will be dressed in it’3
vester wint r robes for next Sun
day, Nov. 12th, and will huvt
some very special music
The choir will b; our near 10v.
percent in membership. The men
r f the orchestra will add much
to the music side of the service
It is growing bigger and better
all be time.
Rev. Sears always has a 'ery
line messago for you. He lies a
message that seems to please all
who hear him.
It ir hoped that all will be on
tinr> so as to witness the beau
tiful “though very sacred" choir
procession.
We were glad to have so many
visitors in our services last Sun
day.
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MT. NEBO CHURCH
Claudia Seay, reporter
Rev. Pruitt, pastor
The Sunday School opened at
the usual time with our supt. and
teachers in charge. The subj :ct
of the lesson was Righteousness
in tho Kingdom. Golden text: He
ye therefore perfect, even as
your father wuich is heaven is
perfect. Matthew 5:48.
11 o’clock service opened with
tho choir singing “YVudo in the)
Water.” Scripture reading 24
chapter of Matthews 6 verse.
Prayer was led by Bro. Thomas
During morning service the cove
nant of the church was read. Rev.
Pruits sermon was taken from the
22 chapter of Lukje, beginning
at the 19th verse. Subject of the
text was ‘‘This Do In the Rem
embaaroee of Me.” The text was
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What Do You Know About Health?
_By FISHER BROWN and NAT FALK
Answers: }• This« done to
hear more distinct
ly. The hand thus placed acta upon
the same principle as the sounding
hoard; the sound reverberates against
it, and penetrates the ear, instead of
passing by if no barrier existed.
2. According to ancient Chinese
medical writings, it was believed that
the earth of China would draw
poisons from the human body.
3. Though the Emperor Cyrus of
Persia had never heard of germs, ha
protected the health of his soldiers
by requiring them to boil their drink
ing water.
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Inp up at briplit stars mrans pood
healtli and prosperity ahead. Should
the dream Involve shooting slars, you
will meet with immediate success in
your plans provided they urc worthy
ones 1
CAMPING Tf you dronm of camp
ing outdoors, you may expect a dras
tic change in your present plans. I’ic
pnre to make a long and wearisome
journey. For a young girl, this dream
•nn>- Indicate that she will encounter
some obstacle in naming her wedding
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related to the “Lord’s Supper.’’
Visitors were Mrs. Reynolds o>f
Clair Chapel and Mrs. H&rtfield
of Interdenominational Chuich.
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THIS WEEK
In Religion and Thought
Robert L. Moody
Peace—
Saturday, November 11, is the
twenty-first anniversary of the
signing of tha Armistice. World
outlook is very dark now because
the nations of Europe are again
waring among themselves.
Hundreds of men fought and
died to make the world safe for
democracy and individual liber
ties. But today, twenty-one years
after the declaration of peace,
these prescious liberties are be
ing attacked.
As citizens of the United States
wa have much be \(hank^ul
for. We yet have freedom of re
ligion, press, and assembly. As
a race, we fail to enjoy as much
political and economic freedom
as we desire; but our liberties as
Americans surpass those of many
| common Europeans. Some men
and women of the sawie race and
color suffer more political res
trictions than we.
Let us do our part to hold
fast to our present previleges and
make America a better land of
the free.
HIGHLIGHTS OF
CIRCLE TOUR
OF UNITED STATES OCEAN
TO OCEAN
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by Mrs. Hiram R. Greenfield
(Part six)
Pilgrimage Play; El Paso, Texas;
and Carlsbad Caverns, N. .M
Mrs. Mary' Church Terrel of
Washington, D. C. and daughter
were visitors in Los Angeles dur
ing July. Wa were invited to a
laigely attended breakfast in
their honor. |Shef spoke the
group to go get the recognition
they are entitled to.
To climax a month of festivi
ties, my hostess, Mrs. N. P.
Gr ggs, entertained at an even
ing affair a few nights before
my departure honoring me with
a 'God speed' on my way to New
York City. The last evening, a \
tained us at thi “Pilgrimage/
long time friend of mine enter- j
Play’’ in the beautiful hills of
Hollywood—out of doors under a
canopy of stars. This great out
<toor theatre of the world has an
immense seating capacity. The
play opened with the Baptism of
fJesus by John the Baptists. Most
of the charact rs have played
the fifteen eumrars in the Pil
grimage Play which has been giv
en to an estimate of nearly three
ouarters of a million persons. Its
sac red mss grips the mind in the
stillness of the night. The moon
was brilhant overhead the night
cf July 31st when we attended.
Every scene of Jesus up to the
Ascension was the exact words
>f Jesus of Nazare h as He spoke
them on the hills of Palestine. It
was cool but we were snug and
warm wrapped in auto robes.
After the play Mrs. McClinr
Collins Smith, our host ss gave
us a chili supper at her beauti
ful home which was very enjoy
able. One cannot begin tjo nar
rate all that Los Angeles or any
part of California has that holds
your interest.
A colored school teacher was
elec ter member of the school
board la*t spring. Miss Adelaide
Gladden is instructor in Chemis
try at University in Los Angeh
Sho is a very outstanding wo.ran
of inteMuit of our group. Music
and moving pictures absorb
much talent of our race.
I left Los Angeles August 1st.
Mrs. Greggs took me to the Union
station in her car and I bid good
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bye to the friend" who came to
see me off with the “wish I
could stay longer.”
My trip on to El Paso, Texas,
my next stopover, was most com
fortable in those cool, air-condi
tioned streamline trains. Espec
ially as our train sped through
the Sahara desert, so hot it seems
'marvelous that human beings
could live there. Men were work
ing on the rtfad building Jobs,
'bar3 to the waist—broad hats on.
The temperature was 130 degrees.
The low houses had two roofs
about two feet apart hoping to
ward off that extreme heah On
this route, we passed many Ita
lian vineyards, going throuogh
Palm Springs, California and
> ther important places. Some of
which had palm trees an palm
dates.
Arizona i« ima.de up with a thou
sand and one scenic delights. One
of the most colorful aspects of
Arizona life today is the activity
among Indian women in produc
ing handcraft, all executed by
hand in the old manner. The In
dan women sit on the ground at
the station selling their hlan •
made wares to passengers, but
cover th.ir heads to avoid having
their faces taken by kodak fans.
I arrived in hi Paso, Texas a
8:30 a.m. August 2nd for a three
hundred mile round tr n to motor
to Carlsbad Caverns New Mexi
co. The u.p was historical and
very interesting se ing wild an
telopes on the way to the Cav
erns, salt flats three-fourths of
a imilo long which contains salt
and 99 pea- cent gas and oil. At
one time ocean wa.er stood t.hr.e ]
feet deep.
There is a government radio
station on Mt. Run, no letter,
signals by numbers. At Wiathalup
Canon, Texas in 1849 the Indians
tough, the whita man while six
thousand feet high, a part of the
old trail of stagecoach days from
Tipton, Mo., to San Fiiancisco
from 1858 to 1861 is plainly seen
to this day.
We drove over an underground
river— jhe Black River—which
runs ten miles 'underground in
Texas. Aftr three hours wind
ing though mountains and over
plains, we arrived at Carlsbad
Cavern, New Mexico which was
discovered by a cowboy, Jim
White, in June 1901, when he saw
from a distance milhons of bats
flying out of this massive great
dark hole. Until this day one
part of tho Caverns has over five
thousand bats that fly out at
dusk every evening during sum
mer to eat insects. Carlsbad
Caverns is the world’s most gor
geous natural wonder in all ages.
It was the most outstanding part
of my tour. It is 750 miles under
Guadalupe Mountains. Already 5
miles of pas-'-'ag.'s and chambers
and others have been explored.
Huge formations of stalactites
and stalagmites have joined toge
ther ami formed huge columns
as much as sixty-five fe:-t tall.
Many of the magnificant forma
tions are beautifully colored in
shade of tan, tints of rose, green,
and purple. The fascinating
bi'eath-taking, awe inspiring for
mations are brilliant and are all
the handiwork of God, said to
be sixty million years old.
The government opened this
underground palace to the public
with convenient trails and stair
way in 1930 as a National Park.
There are unbelievable formations
that resemble ipy pools, totem
poles, draperies of onyx, all
kinds of statues, throne rooms,
Green Lake room where there is
a small green pool, King’s Palace
Queens Chamber, Papoose Room,
the big room is four thousand
feet long over s*x hundred feet
wide and three hundred fifty
feet to the ceiling, Rock of Ages
room, the lights are extinguished
which leaves Ihe party of four
teen hundred people in a thick,
black, darkness and the strains of
the hymn “Rock of Ages” is
sung by a group away off in the
distance.
In the caverns are rest rooms,
lunch rooms, and Jim White, the
discoverer, selling his own story
in a book of the History of
Carlsbad Caverns. The people1
were all taken to the surface m
two elevators 750 feet in one and
one-half minutes each.
(To be continued next week)
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