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MELVIN tWHYOYA BOTHER WIP A* [WEAKLING-LIKE HIM, PAPH? rficKON^ov\Sopy^S!R| aouk^ize, mcwfCmk I * MAKE ME LOOK RIDIC'S INFRCNTOFPAPHNa^ WILL HE? TINY YOU TEiiJ BUTCH TOMEETMEIN ^ ^rBACKOFMY HOUSE'P Jr\UtL FIX HIM.^lU /pKAYBREEZVl ^INFIVEMMJTEC) y\'U, START “SOME-D ^IN&ALLglGHT^j 5wti agreQ T— IT l<S 4 UncwuseJ 7?iFfaelorui — - ST. JOHN’S A.M.E. CHURCH (22nd and Willis Ave.,* Reverend E. B. Childress; Mason Devereaux Jr., re porter.) “Jesus said unto him, Verily I say before the crock crow; thou shall deny me thrice,” Mathews 26:34, text of our pastors soul-stirring message, The De nial. Sunday, Feb. 1, 1948. His thoughts of the day was as follows: My blood was shed first by my broth er’s hand, The greatest enemy that a church group, organizations has, is within its own ranks, Man hasn’t yet learned to forgive and forget. Convert on Confession of Faith, Mrs. J. S. Snell. Visitors: Mrs. E. Kibry, 1412 No. 22nd St.; Mr. Robert Bell, 2814 Sew j ard St., City; Mrs. H. W. Myers, 2228 Lake St., St. Phillips, Omaha; Antha Gilliam, 3001 Blondo St.; Mrs. Clara Steens, San Antonio, Texas; Mr. Char lie Seymore, St. Phillips, Omaha; Mrs. Emma Coleman, 2564 Wall Ave., Ogden, Utah; Miss Willeen Brown, 2984 No. 24th St., City; and Mr. Eugene Brown, 2029 Miami St., City. Examine yourself to see if you have contributed to the Victory Drive ac cording to your God-given ability. If you haven’t God help you; if you have God bless you, and may your store house ever be overflowing with good I ness and mercy. This great drive draws to a close and your 100 per cent cooperation and whole-hearted support is needed mem bers to make this and these final days of this drive a telling success. The Church, officers, Pastor, wife, Reverend, and Mrs. E. B. Childress sincerely thank Mrs. Katie Wilson for those kind expressions about the beau ty of the church, bot hspiritually and structurally, the splendid work that Reverend and Mrs. Childress have and are continuing to do in advancing the program of Jesus Christ in St. John’s, the splendid way the congregation has rallied to the support of these fine leaders. It is expressions and testimony of this sort from members that love the church and wish to see it advance in the name of the Father Son (Jesus Christ) that has enabled it to make the great strides it has the past two years under the able leadership of Reverend and Mrs. Childress. Mrs. K. Wilson may the Father Son Jesus Christ continue to bestow upon you grace, wisdom and faith in his program. Let us pray for the sick throughout the week, whoever they may be, where ever they may be. Support the Victory Tea Sunday, February 8, 1948, at the church from 4 to 7 p. m., given by our Sunday School. Money derived from this special effort will og towards building of our chflrch. We will be seeing you and your friends at the Victory Tea Feb. 8th. The Senior Chair and its directress, Mrs. Pearl Gibson, who will be direct ing a mass inter-racial choir at the First Methodist Church, 20th and Davenport Sts., on Sunday, February 8, 1948, at 3 p ,m. The Choir and di rector takes pleasure in inviting mem bers and rfiends of St. John’s to at tend this service. j Make your plans early members and friends to attend the Sixth Annual Goodwill Spring Musical Choir Serv ices on Sunday afternoon, February 22, 1948, at 3 p. m. Reverend E. B. Childress, our min ister, will bring the Annual Message on this occasion. Mr. L. L. McVey, founder of the Goodwill Spring Mu- J sical, will be in charge. Young People come out to your Al len Christian Endeavor League. It needs you and you need it. Sundays at 6 p. m. Members of Units are requested to purchase your tickets from your Unit Leader for the Travel-log Tea, Feb vruary 22, from 4 p. m. to 7 p. m., at the church, by the chairman, Mrs. Hattie Moore. Mothers send or bring your chil dren to Sunday School every Sunday morning at 9:30 a. m. Attend our Morning Services at 11 a. m., Union Services at 7:30 p. m. Visitors and friends are always welcome at St. John’s the friendly church at 22nd and Willis Ave. Come and Worship with us, won’t you? HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH (30th and Corby, H. H. Schauland, Pastor.) Beginning with Ash Wednesday, Feb. 11th, another Lenten Season will get under way. Originally, the Lenten Season had no special significance, save that o findicating the coming of Spring. The word itself is derived from the Anglo-Saxon “Lencten”, which signifies the lengthening of days. This period, however, was used by the Eastern and Western Churches as a period of preparation for the celebration of the? Easter Festival. Re strictions upon the lives and conduct of the members of the Church were made, amusements were frowned upon and rigid fasting was prescribed for the people. The Western Church set aside a period of forty days, not in cluding Sundays, as the prescribed period for these special observances. The Lutheran Church stripped away all formalism, superstition and work-righteousness from the Season of Lent and rightfully stressed the general theme of this period—the doc trine of true repentence and the story of Christ’s passion. It points out that fasting and other restrictions belong entirely to the realm of Christian freedom and is not a necessary factor in the rightful observance of this blessed season. KSWI KFMX 1560 FM 96.1 R AD IQ LOG KSWI—KFMX RADIO PROGRAM FOR FEB. 1st to FEB. 7th KSWI PROGRAM LOG FOR~ SUNDAY, FEB. 1 6:15 Sign On, News 6:20 Musical Reveille 6:55 News 7:00 Sunday Serenade 7:30 Melody In Rhythm 8:00 News 8:05 Cavalcade of Music 8:30 Wings of Healing 9:00 Uncle Buck’s 10:00 Symphony of Melody 10:30 First Christian Church Organ Music 10:45 First Christian Church 11:30 Curtain Calls 12:00 South Omaha Hour 12:30 News 12:45 Memories 1:15 Pipes of Melody 1:30 Co. Bluffs Church Choir 2:00 Matinee Melodies 2:30 Carefree Capers 3:00 Shades In Harmony 3:30 Charlie Barnet’s Orch. 4:00 City Chorus 4:15 Waltz Time 4:30 Fashions In Rhythm 5:00 Proudly We Hail 5:30 Easy To Remember 5:45 FIVE STAR FINAL 6:00 Sign Off—KSWI 6:00 KFMX—Rainbow Rendesvous 6:30 COLUMBIA RECORD SHOP 7:00 Candlelight & Silver 7:30 Council Capers 7:55 News 8:00 At Ease 8:30 Musically Yours 8:45 Musical Moments 8:55 News 9:00 Four Scores from VFW 9:15 LET’S DANCE 9:55 News 10:00 SIGN OFF—KFMX KSWI PROGRAM- LOG FOR MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 6:15 Sign On, News 6:20 Markets With Mac 6:25 Markets With Mac 6:30 Songs of West 7:00 NEWS 7:15 Weather—Hit of the Day 7:30 Platter Chatter 7:45 Spotlight Parade 8:00 News 8:05 Missouri Valley Hour 8:30 Weather 8:55 NEWS 9:00 Daily Chapel 9:15 Listen Ladies 9:50 Opening Grain Quotations 9:55 Markets With Mac 10:00 Number Please 10:15 Stitchin Time 10:30 Musical Jamboree 11:00 Something Old, Something New 11:15 Town Crier 11:20 Markets With Mac 11:25 Musical Caravan 11:45 Sons of the Pioneers 12:00 Noon Day Varieties 12:15 Markets With Mac 12:30 News 12:45 Rhapsody In Rhythm 1.00 South Omaha Hour 1:30 Patterns In Music 1:45 Gardner’s Exchange 2:00 Markets With Mac 2:05 Rhythm Rambles 2:30 Riders of the Purple Sage 2:45 Show Tune TinSe 2:55 NEWS 3:00 MUSICAL JACKPOT 3:30 1560 CLUB 4:45 SPORTS ALBUM 5:00 Easy Rhythm 5:30 Main Stem Derby, Junior 5:45 Five-Star Final 6:00 Sign Off-KSWI 5 00 Easy To Remember—KFMX 6:30 Salon Serenade 7:00 Meet The Band 7:15 The Stork Club Presents 7:30 Council Capers 7:55 News 8:00 Rhythm Doodlers 8:00 Feb. 6th—Basketball—T.J. A.L. Mon., Wed., Fri.: 8:15 Song Souvenirs 8:30 Charlie Zahn at the Organ 8:45 Time To Dance 8:55 News Feb. 2—Let’s Dance 9:00 Feb. 3—Hockey—Houston Omaha 9:00 Feb. 4—Let’s Dance 9:00 Feb. 5—Hockey—Omaha _Kansas City 9:00 Feb. 6—Four Scores from VFW 9:15 Let’s Dance Daily: 9:55 News 10:00 SIGN OFF—KFMX Saturday” 6:15 Sign On, News 6:20 Rise And Shine 6:30 Morning Moods 7:00 NEWS 7:15 Weather; Music 7:30 Musical Workshop 8:00 NEWS 8:05 C. B. Special 9:00 Gems of Melody 9:30 Harmony Hall 9:50 Grain Quotations 10:00 Morning Devotions 10:15 Rhythm & Reason 10:30 Musical Jamboree 11:00 Charlie Zahn at the Organ 11:15 Town Crier 11:30 Musical Caravan 12:00 Noonday Varieties 12:15 Market Roundup 12:30 NEWS 12:45 Rhapsody In Rhythm 1:00 South Omaha Hour 1:30 Forward March 1:45 Saddle Rhythm Time 2:00 News | 2:05 Rhythm Rambles | 2:30 Riders Of The Purple Sag# 2:45 Show Tune Time 3:00 Musical Jackpot 3:30 MAIN STEM DERBY 4:45 Sports Album 5:00 Easy Rhythm 5:30 Just For Fun 5:45 FIVE STAR FINAL 6:00 KSWI Sign Off 6:00 KFMX—Rainbow Rendezvous 6:30 Salon Serenade 7:00 Homespun Harmonies 7:30 Council Capers 7:00 NEWS 8:00 D’Artega Presents 8:15 Song Souvenirs 8:30 Club Rendezvous 8:45 Tropicana 8:55 News 9.00 HOCKEY—OM AH A-DALLAS 10:00 KFMX Sign Off ‘LISTEN to main stem derby Special services conducted during this period of Lent have as their ob jective a mediation upon the suffering and death of our Saivor. They are not intended to excite sympathy for Jesus, but rather to bring us to a fuller reali zation of our own unworthiness and j sinfulness, for which Jesus came to suffer and die. Special Lenten serv ices will, therefore, be conducted at Hope Lutheran every Wednesday eve ning at 8 o’clock. The public is heart ily welcomed to attend. —CARD OF THANKS- — —_ We wish to extend our heartfelt thinks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, meessages of sympathy and eautiful floral offerings received from many friends in Omaha and other cities during the illness and death of our beloved husband, father, brother, grandfather cousin, Mr. Arthur Sampson who departed this life Friday January 16th 1948. especially thank Rev. E . F. Ridley, Rev. O. J. Burchardt, Rev. Foster Goodlett, Rev. A. N. Ridley, Rev John Olds and all who endeavoured to lighten our burden in our sad hour. Mrs. Lena S impsson, Wife. Miss Mary Sampson, Daughter. Mr. Asa. and Walter Sampson, Brothers. 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