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CLEAVES TEMPLE C. M. E.
CHURCH
23th and Decatur Streets
Rev. C P Raines, Pastor
Janie Engiish, Reporter
It was a beautiful Sunday morn
ing and we enjoyed another inspir
ing sermon by our pastor- His text
was taken from St. Luke 1:44-45.
Theme "Looking for Jesus.” Jesus
was looked for among His km peo
ple. tiien among His acquaintances
but not any of them had seen Him.
The world is looking for Jesus to
day. Have you found him in your
sould? To some people He is a
con ular, to Rome He is a burden
pbebarer, what is He to you? Jesus
is in the world everywhere, if we
will only open up our hearts and
let him in.
Visitors three, attendance. 111.
Visitors are always welcome in our
services. Cleaves Temple deeply
yy mourns with Mr3- Cleo Maynes,
and family in the loss of her mo
ther, and one of the f:nest and
most faithful members, she has
ever had.
CLAIR M. E. USHER BOARD
Clair Methodist church usher
board met at the home, of Mrs.
Jessie Glaze, 2530 Patriot av„
Saturday evening, May 24. Prayer
we. led by the chaplain. After
business matters were completed,
refreshments were served by the
hostess assisted by her sister. Mill
Thelma Allison- The next meeting
will be held at the church, June
14, all ushers please be present to
receive instructions on ushering,
we are looking for all our friends
at Clair June 5, to hear the Every
ready Men's chorus of Pleasant
Green Baptist church. The time,,
June, place Clair ME church.
Martha McClelland, president
Willie R. Harris, reporter
The Waiter's Column
By H. W. SMITH
The Waiters Key club extends
a riendly welcome at all times and
will try to please all.
Waiters at the Regis Hotel and
White Horse Inn are very much
on the job in service.
The Hill Hotel waiters are giving
service with a smile.
Mrs. Eddie Vinson o Los Angeles,
Calif., has returned to Omaha and
is doing the honors on a Chicago
Northwestern dining car.
Mr. Von Edyerton was noticed
ori 24th street, May 26.
The Omaha Waiters club with
Capt. Earl Jones of the Omaha
club is going good at all times.
Fontenelle Hotel Waiters are
very much out in front on fine
service.
Paxton Hotel headwaiter and
crew are improving on quick ser
vice from every angle.
Blackstone Hotel waiters are
taking very good care of the pub
lic with a smile.
Summer clubs are all in the
front line with a grand opening.
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and hear the 3 T)’s and Dad Coast
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and Gospel songs. You will be
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This Week'
By H. W. SMITH
Republican Congressmen caught
the Democrats naping on May 2,
and cut 641,832,000 off surplue
They rushed the bill through to
President. Surplus will be much
less this year.
A North Carolina Judge believes
a whipping post would help reduce
juvenile delinquency. Judge Felix
Eallen made this suggestion.
Henry Wallace made a side
walk talk to 15,thousand persons
in Berkleyy. Calif, on May 22. He
said he hoped to see a remarkable
success of capitalistic Democracy
in the U. S.
Afternoon papers in St. Louis,
Mo , suspended publication on May
24. The freshman objected to an
item on the front page and first
column.
The Chicago Tribune plans to
have a gigantic show on the cele
bration of the Chicago centennial.
Brig. Gen. Wallace Graham, the
White House phyysicians in Wash
ington stated that the President’s
mother’s condition was not very
strong, and that she was very
feeble.
Read the Omaha Guide for all
the news of the race.
A Chicago detective resister a
hold up man who pushed an auto
matic pistol to his stomach and
twisted the gun from his hand
and hit him with it.
Toledo, Ohio claims a desired
success of a plan to settle labor
disputes and avoid strikes and
other industrial cities are using
efforts to work out the labor
plan.
An effort was being made by
Charles Morell Gross, and Judge
Charles F. MacKinleyy of Illinois
to aid 50 convicts to remain in
the U. S.
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ST. JOHN'S A. M. E. CHURCH
22nd and Willis Avenue
Rev. E. B. Chil°ress
Mason M. Oevereaux, Jr., Reporter
“But thanks be to God which'
giveth us the victory through our
Lord Jesus Christ,” 1st Corinthi
ans 15th chapter, 57 verse, text
used by our Presiding Elder L.
S- Goosby, for his third quarterly
conference messtge Sunday morn
ing May 25. The Cost and the Re
surrection, his subject and his
thoughts for the day were as fol
lows: "Man has a body, spirit and
a mind; take anyone of these away
and he is lost. We must go all the
way with Jesus not only to the
grave, but we must also go to
tiie ressurection.
Visitors: Mrs. W. M. Ford of St.
John AME of Topeka, Kansas,
Mrs. John Miller, Lincoln, Nebr.;
Mrs. Cordelia Perryy, Gansas City,
Kansas; Mrs. Jewell Kelly, Lin
coln, Nebr.; Mrs. Fred Garwood,
Mason City. Iowa, and Mrs. I. E.
Rodxes of Omaha
The Officer's, Pastor and wife
and the membership thank the two
auxilaries of our church that made
the substantial contributions to
our building fund.
That what it takes to keep a
program as large as the build
ing of St. Johns going. To the
Ever ready club and the Sunshine
Charity club we the members of
St. John’s salute you.
! To trie Vvillin Worers, the tirst
' auxiliary to pay its annual confer
. ence claims, congratulations. Let
. us hope that your gesture will be
just the beginning of contributions
by our clubs to this great obli
gation of our church.
Though there was no quarterly
meeting on Monday night. May
26, because our pastor had to leave
for the commencemest exercises
in Kansas City, Mo-, the officers
(especially the Stewards) thank
the members and auxiliaries for
making your reports on Sunday
along with your quarterly assess
ments.
Presiding Elder L. S. Goosby
thasks you also and commends the
! church at large for the splendid
i progress it is making under the
[ able and expert leadership of Rev.
and Mrs. E. B. Childress
We in turn of the St. John’s
church of Omaha, want to express
to Presiding Elder Goosby and his
good wife, Mrs. L. S. Goosby, our
deep appreciatios of the splendid
things they have said about St.
John's and its pastor as they tra
vel over the Nebraska district- WTe
says God bless, yoyu and keep up
the good work.
Those ever Cheerful Cheerful
Builders President, Mrs. Viney
Walder and members sincerely
thank their many friends and the
members of St. John’s for the over
whelming support given their an
nual May Breakfast. Though there
was a great deal to do, they want
the members and friends to know
they thoroughly enjoyyed it, for it
was given for a worthwhile cause.
When you ■ support St. John’s
auxiliaries, you support your
church, St. John’s.
Let us pray for them throughout
the week whoever they may be or
wherever they may be
The Carter Charity Club will
have their annual service on Sun
day afternoon June 1, at 3 p. m.
at the church. This fine group of
Christian ladies on this day would
like to have all their friends and
well-wishers attend this service.
Mrs. E. Cunningham is the pre
sident of this wide awake group
that responses when and wherever
needed when called upon.
Mrs. Hattie E- Adams, secretary,
informs this reporter that the la
dies have planned an interesting
and timely program for their
many friends and members of St.
John’s whosoever will, come out. I
The O. I. S. Annual Service is
to be on Sunday. June 8 at 3 p. ‘
m. at the church
On June 15, te 3 p. m., the St.
John’s church will be Host Church
this year to the Elks Lodge No. 92
Annual Service.
This outstanding event is to be
one of the most colorful services
held at St. John’s this year.
Young people come and fellow
ship with youth like yourself The
Youth for Christ Movement de
sires young people in its progres
sive organization. Help them and
their hardworking sponsor, John
Orduna put over this great youth
program in your church. St. John’s
by joining the Youth for Christ
Movement Today. You help your
self to understand and appreciate
the work of your Lord and Saviour
Jesus Christ.
The Twentieth Century Club, a
newlyv created auxiliary of our
church is to be congratulated for
the fine program on Sunday. May
25. This being your first project
I toward assisting your church in
I its great Christian program is a
I definite indication of the magni
! tude of vision that you possess.
Your president, Mrs. E. Moses,
I and your sponsor, Mrs. V. Price,
| along with your other officers, can
justly feel proud of you on this
j your initial undertaking.
| Your choise of Dr. D. A. McMil
! lian as speaker was most timely
and inspiring to those who heard
his very plendid address.
Let us have more programs sim
ilar to this one. for it was re
freshing and enlighting.
i Coming Events
Pastor’s Aid Sermon, June 22,
at 3 p. m.
Missionary Day, June 29, 11 a
m. to 7:30 p. m
Men's Day, July 13.
McDonald
Reporting
American Lumber and Wrecking
Co., 1511 South 24th street, carry
all kinds of lumber from steps to
steeples and can furnish you with
anything in his line to build with
in his line from a house or a
chicken coop. Many other things
such as windows, doors, paints, in
fact anything you wish. Try him.
The One Horse Store at 28th
and Grant, owned and operated
by Mr. Carlsin, better known as
'Butch," On the old familiar cor
ner he is well known by all from
two year olds up to 100 years. He
is just what the name Butch im
plies- He is well educated in the
use of his big knife. He can split
a gnats big toe right on the dot.
Everyone admires .Butch and his
kind and trustworthy manner.
Mrs. Aaron Feres, 101 South
8th street, one of the men in Oma
ha who believes in fairness to all.
Mr. Feres has many people work
ing for him, and the records show
that he gives them all a squore
deal. He doesn t believe that a
man should kill himself in doing
a day’s work, but he gives an
nonest days work for an honest
daysy pay.
When yyou go to Benson stop
at 5702 Military avenue, bebtter
known as the Louis Market. You
will be surprised to find such a
place in Benson- All the groveries
you have looked for; all the plants
joth flowers and garden; many
brands of beer and liquors. In the
center off the store you can stop
and eat yoyur dinner smoke and
have a nice diink of beer or pop.
Mr. Thomas Knopp, 608 “ City
Hall, a man who knows how to
handle ese public, has a long pa
tience.believe in law enforcements
and a great believer in morals and
deciency. He believes in people
having pleasure in a decent way.
We should have more Tom Klopps
in the city of Omaha.
Omaha Bakery, the bakery that,
delivers your bread t oyour door.
When you get in from work the
bread man comes in handly with
those nice tasty rolls and many
other good things to eat. A nice
man to gieet you with a smile, he
is. Look for him always on time
Mr. Pruclia, 1232 South 13th
[ street, known as the Prucha Pro
duce Co., has a large house filled
with chickens and dress them
while you wait, in a very short
time. Springers, 48c a pound,
hens, 40 cents a pound, roosters 20
cents a pound. Eggs 45 cents a
dozen to 85 cents a dozen. One of
the finest young men you ever
met. You will enjoy talking to
him and yoyu can see the honesty
in his face a square deal to all.
Coy by and be convinced
Mr. J. T. Hansen, 2312 North
16th street. Jackson 7463, cash re
gister exchange. Buy, sell and ex
change. We recondition and re
finish with the latest crakel finish.
They pay' the bebst prices for used
cash registers. Mr. Hansen is one
of the nicest young men on 16th
street. His slogan is satisfied cus
tomers- You are always welcome
in his place of business not only
once but always. You will hear
more about Mr. Hansen in our
next issue.
Carter Pharmacy, 16th and
Sprague, one of the nicest drug
stores on 16th street. One of the
njcest courteous men you ever
talked to. A real gentleman from
start to finish. You will find a
nice line of drugs and every thing
found in a first class drug store.
He meets you with a welcome and
serves you with a smile. Stop in
any time you are always welcome,
16th and Sprague, on the w'est
corner.
Mrs. Mattie McGrath Davis, 2308
North 16th street, has a standard
invitation to all of her friends and
the public to come to her place of
business and if you visit her place
you will sure buy something. You
will find a line of flowers for all
occasions. We are striving to
please, make our place your head
quarters, you are alwayys wel
come.
If the soles of your shoes are
worn thin and they begin to look
some what time worn stop in at
the R & S Shoe Store. Any kind
of shoes you like at any price.
You will feel and look much bet
ter. His slogan is “Make our place
your headquarters, service to all
6014 Military avenue.
Midwest Motor Parts Co., dis
tributors of simplex piston rings
and rings always at your service’
lou may call him any time, office
AT 54(4, res. WE 3370 day or
night, it is our aim to please you.
If we do tell others, if we don’t
tell us. 1918 Leavenworth street
Babies in Lagos, Nigeria, British
.Vest Africa, are attending the
Infant Welfare department’s new
clinic, opened in 1944, in ever in
creasing numbers. From the re
gistration of the birth onwards
mothers learn all about diets,
cleanliness, feeding, weaning and
general baby care. Pre-natal ad
vice is also given. Baby food, soap
garments, as well as medicine are
available in the clinic’s dispensary.
Picture shows a clinic heavy
weight check with the calm of a
veteran.
Katharine Lenroot, chief, child
ren's bureau, U S. Department of
Labor, recently visited the infan
tile paralysis center ta Tuskegee
institute. Shown, left to right:
Mrs. Louise B. Trigg, medical so
cial worker, John A, Andrew hos
piatl, Miss Lenroot and President
F. D. Patterson.
Mr. Gordon A. Nichalson, one of
our leading attorneys in the city
of Omaha, formally deputp at
torney, can take care of all your
law troubles when you need any
real good service and sound ad
vice see him in the Omaha Nat'l
Bank Bldg. Call JA 6421.
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Green F ingers
By RUTH TAYLOR
Happy indeed are those fortun
ate people who live close to the
land where they can watch and
tend growing things. And doubly
fortunate are those with “green
fingers” who have a kinship with
the elements of nature, those at
whose touch the earth blossoms
forth.
My grandmother was one of
these. Give her a plot of ground
no bigger than a pocket handker
chief and she started a garden- It
was a haphazard sort of affair, for
flowers bordered the vegetables
and w’herever there was a spare
inch of eather, she started some
thing growing. She was a spend
thrift of time and hospitality but
a miser when it came to buying
anyything she could grow. Her
garden was also her joy and her
comfort, for she used to say if you
had a quick temper and an impa
tient disposition, there was no cure
like a garden—you could watch all
of life in it aftd you learned to
wait patiently for the fruit of
your handiwork.
This year we are again urged to
go back to the land, to plant and
tend and harvest from our own
soil the fruit of the earth, not
only that we may all be well fed.
but that our neighbors overseas I
may have food.
We must tend our gardens
carefully this yeyar. But in our
garden, both of the soil and of
life, we must take care to plant
the right seeds. We must watch
over them, watrieng with care, not
washing out the young plants
with floods of emotions nor letting
them damp out under the dank
chill of indifference. We must weed
I out the false growths, the the
| tares that choke, the hateful
smothering things that suck the
; nourishment from the growing
; foods.
m our gardens let us study the
immutable laws of nature fulfill
ing the destiny of life itself. Let
| us weed out our unreasoning
hatreds and prejudices and throw
them on the compost heap or burn
them up Let us grow only those
plants which nourish or give
beauty—and let us grow only
those plants which nourish or give
beauty—and let us border our
our gardens with the bright pinks
of friendliness, the fragrant mig
nonette of understanding, the pur
ple pansies of thoughtfulness.
And let us remember that a
garden blooms not for one alone,
but for all. As Henry Van Dyke
said, let us make a garden for our
kind feelings with the gate ever
open to those who pass by.
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SALEM MISSIONARY
The Missionary department was
in charge of the cervices Sunday
morning at Salem- They rendered
a very enjoyable program. Sunday
night part of the condidates sav
ed during the revival was baptised
on Sunday night June 1. There will
be baptising for the remainder.
We are urging the new members,
also the old ones to give their sup
port and time to aid the various
departments of the church. The
Sunday school and BTU is badly in
need of teachers as these depart
ments are growing rapidly. Please
let me call your attention to the
modern BTU of Salem. This serv
ice has been combined with the
evening servic for the summer
onths. BTU opens at 6:45 p. m.
promptly and is held or one hour
Come on up and help us. Visitors
are always welcome to our ser
vices. Come up and worship at
the riendw church on the hill.
Rev. J. C. Wade is pastorr. L.
A. Henderson, reporter
Miss Verda Shedrick, of Shreve
port, La. is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Harriet Mercer of 2016 Bert St.
"Through a pious life
"id by a rarionul use of
(he Psalms, you may ob
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the faior of Princes, and
the love of your fellow
man," says the author.
Here are some of the
amazing things he tells
I you about: Pslam to re
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i'salm to escape danger. Psalm to be
come safe from Enemies. Psalm to
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heavy sin. psalm to make you fortun
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Pslam to free yourself from Evil Spir
its. Pslam to make peace between
Man ami Wife.
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JEWELRY &
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PHONE JA-4635
formerly at
24th & F.rskine St.
NEW LOCATION
516 North 16th
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S3.CO C.OD. plus postage
ALSO CHIGNONS ,
BARGAIN SPECIALS
ALL AROUND ROLLS,
extra heavy, extra long $7.5#
VICTORY ROLLS _.$4.0»
CHIGNONS_f4M>
BRAIDS (extra length) $4.50
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