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ST. JOHN’S CHURCH 4
“The Friendly Church”
Rev T. A. Scars, Pastor
Our Sunday school at 9:30 a m.
last Sunday was very well attend
ed and the young people^ as well
as the older ones, came in large
numbers to the morning service at
10:45 to greet their pastor, who
had recovered sufficiently from a
I retracted illness, to be in his pul
pit and bring the morning mess
age.
St. John’s is registering enthus
iasm over the possiblity of com
pleting her church edifice directly
after retiring the present mort
gage indebtness early in May of
this year. All of St. Johns mem
bers and well-wishers, will come
out and get an earful of the good
news first hand.
This is announcing young peo
ple's day at St. John’s on the third
Sunday of this month. The pas
tor will direct his remarks to the
young people ot the morning ser
vice and St. John’s Junior chorus
will render the music- And all
young people conference and pro
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gram is planned for the late af
ternoon- If anyone wishes to
make a suggestion or get in on
this g< t-to-gethcr meeting, see
Miss Edna Blair or Mr. Julian Me
Pht'rson. More details of this
meeting w»ill appear in next weeks
issue of this paper.
Richard Allen, the first active
Bishop and founder of «he AMil,
Church was bom in February and
in addition to St. John’s pastor
and choir being on the Air Race
Relation Sunday from 9-9:30 a m.
the entire Church will join . with
the A ME Churches throughout
the world in celebrating Founders
Day—Tune in on KOIL early and
come to church and thank God for
such a church that God has allow
ed Alien and his felow workers to
build
Mr. Herman Carter is a very en
ergetic young man and is working
hard to build up the membership
of the League. It meets at fi p. m.
on Sundays and everyone is invit
ed to come out and swell 'he
crowd.
Our visitors: Mrs. Clara Poin
dexter of Chicago and Mr- and Mrs
J. L. Peoples of Pueblo, Colorado.
All welcome and all invited to
come again. Friends meet friends
at St. John’s AME. Church.
M. E- Webb( reporter.
OMAHAN HAS ORCHESTRA
IN DENVER
by Mabel Glenn
Mr. Vercylee Norvell, 2613 Ham
ilton who is the director and fea
tured soloist with his otvhe.stua,
which is always billed as the
“Prince of Versality”, Vercylee
Norvell, and his Orchestra, the
Aristocrats of Rhythm, was inter
viewed by the Omaha Guide re
porter. At the present time this
orchestra is playing at the ‘‘Ex
Service Men’s Club’’ in Denver,
Colo, on every Thursday and Sat
urday night. The orchestra pres
ents a broadcast over Radio Sta
tion KOA., from 10:30 to 11:30 p.
m. Mr. Norvell plans to bring his
orchestra to Omaha sometime dur
ing the summer
Mr- Norvell attended Nortn
High school and was graduated
in 1938. During the same year
he won a scholarship from the Re
gional Music Contest for the
Temple school of music in Philadcl
phia. Pa., bu it was refused be
cause the school was not his choice
It has been Mr. Norvell’s iden
to have an orchestra which was his
main object in going to Denver.
Upon Mr. NorVell’s return to Den
ver the orchestra is going to make
a tour of the wiest, including Salt
Lake City, Utah and Pasadena,
California The orchestra is a
hobby of Mr. Norvell's and they
have made several recordings such
as “Riff Interlude”, “Dolmite”,
and “Star Dust” which is their
theme signature.
On the concert side, which is his
real career, Mr. Norvell’s next
concert will be given at the Joslyi
Memorial in the latter part of the
fall.
U. I*. COACH I’OUTERS AM)
ATTENDANTS DISCUSS PRO
GRAM TO ACQUIRE AND
ROTECT RIGHTS
A three day conference of the
Chair Car and Coach Attendants
of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company was held in Omaha, Ne
braska, January 23, 24, 25 under
the auspices of the Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porterst which
recently chartered a local division
to handle the problems of the
Chair Car Attendants on that road
Representatives from all divisions
of the Union Pacific System were
in attendance and conferred with
First International Vice President
M P. Webster, who came front
Chicago to direct the Conference.
Among the topics discussed at
the meeting were the question of
the Brotherhood’s program to ac
quire and protect the rights of Ne
gro Railroad workers under the
Railway Labor Act and the partic
ular problems affecting the Union
Pacific Chair car employes includ
ing the revision of the existing
contract by the Brotherhood fcr
this group of men. Representat
ives from each division of the Un
ion Pacific System were in atten
dance and the Brotherhood's pro
gram of organization tvas appicv
ed.
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Lincoln U. (Mo.) Opens 75th Anniversary
Celebration With Address by DuBoe's, Governor
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An analysis of the wages and
working conditions Survey now be
ing conducted by the Brotherhood
was made for the benefit of the
delegates present and plans were
laid to correct the disadvantages
revealed in the Study by means of
proposals that are being drafted
to be submitted to the Railroad
Management.
J. F’. Jackson of Cheyenne, Wvo
ming, represented the men from
that division; C. L Woods of Poc
atello, Idaho, represented the
South-Ctntral divisions; including
in addition to Pocatello, the Green
River_ Salt I>ake City and PorUa"d
divisions; E. Reeves of Los Angel
es, California, represented the at
tendants from the South-West
| Coast division.
| An Aggressive program of organ
ization was launched from this
meeting for the purpose of per
fecting the organization work in
this local division.
The headquarters of this group
is here at Omaha and the local
will be officered by Union Pacific
Chair Car Attendants- Benjamin
Gardner and T. S. Phillips are hold
ing the temporary offices of Pres
ident and Secretary-Treasurer, re
spectively an represent the Omaha
division at the Conference- Ih
organization of this Union Pacific
group under a Brotherhood char
ter adds another local to the long
list that has been organized under
the Brotherhood’s banner since it
was granted jurisdiction by the
American F'ederatinn of Labor
ovu- Tiain Porters, Chair Car Por
ters and Attendants.
FINGERPRINT EMPLOYES
Washington, I). C.—^Employes
are being fingerprinted in some
of the 1,200 industrial plants un
dergoing an anti-sabotage check
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Said Dr. W- E. B- DuBois (top)
of Lincoln University of Missouri
in his 75th Annversary Fonders’
Day address at Jefferson City re
cently—one begins to see here a
chance of establishing a real uni
versity, a Ni.'gro university not in
the sense that it is teaching Negro
icienco or merely Negro history
or mathematics, but in the larger
and broader sense that here sci
ence and education are being so
administened that the place of the
Negro in the world and his rela
tion to the body of his fell uv hum
an beings is being made clear;
up by FBI, it was learned
'CONTEMPT* JUROR, FRIEND
JAILED
Charged with contempt of court
in “talking about’’ a case pending
in district court, Carl Bryant,
| 2518 Ohio street( a juror on the
last panel and Joseph Rooney, 2212
South Fifteenth street, were sent
enced to six months in jail by Dis
rict Judge Leslie yesterday after
noon.
“These sentences *may seem se
vere ” said Judge Leslie, “but any
one connected with the courts
knowts how vital it is to assure a
fair trial to those who come into
court.’’
As jurors had been instructed
specifically not to talk about pend
ing cases with anyone, the judge
said, both Bryant and Rooney
were “grievous offenders.’’
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and a fertile starting point prepar
ied for a democracy of human cul
tures which will make peace in the
world not only possible but profit
able for all men.’’
Governor Lloyd C. Star, retiring
executive of Missouri, stated that
he was proud of the record of the
Negro state institution of Miss
ouri and that he had kept hi
pledge that ‘‘freedom and good
vs'^ik without regard to politics,
color and creed” would mark his
administration as governor of the
state.
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