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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-03

" sonora. i'm tlQrerO: Rosario
Miro, I'M horero: Mariana Lopez
Cepcro, g Ines Lopez Cepero, una
cartera v un par de pa#adorcs;
Felix Resented Y sonora, dos
cuadros de pared pintados al
0leo: Sra. Lola de la Rosa, una,
panuelera de Rafia, fAifetfs6i
Gomez Brioso V seilora, I'M estu-
che perfumeria Y una GAIA labra-
da; Ramon Naldes, una azucare-
IA V TN centrO de mesa: j. Mar
tfnez V sonora, una ca Il de jaho-
mes; Marina Trabal, una moneda
de ORC; Dolores +. de Nuccio,
una GAIA medias: Maria Molina
riS, I'm jarr6n; Guillermo Ne
sr6n V sonora, I'M iarr0n Y I'm jue
go de Rafia Maria +. de ANbn-
te. un check; Fanny Rivera, I'm
ioyero; Celeste Benitez, traje de
novia; AguStin PorteIa y seilora,
TN corte de traje; Esperanza
Pieras, ,In par de ligas; Ramon
Benitez, Bizc0cho de boda; Jose
Renitez Y sonora, un check; An
gel Nontes, una alfombra, En-
plead0s de la casa j. Ochoa Her
nanos, una llmpara de sala, IN
bioInbo Y un chinero; Ana T. de
Andres. una ceryecera; Tellita
Roman. un juego de lavabo; .Ie-
fe Y empleados de la Bull lnsu-
lar Line Inc. un lavamanOs;
Paulina r. Vda de Sierra, un
centro de mesa; Pedro Cintes Jr.
| V senora, I'M check; Benito Mes
tey V sehora, un reloj pulsera;
Celia BarriO, polyera v Elisa
| Iglesias. una costa criStal.
Mercedes de Suarez, preciOso
ramO de manO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-03
ROMANCE
A Don Francisco Villaespesa.
Noviembre 2S de 1919.

NOVlemDfe 20 dc lJ1S.
iSoberano de la Estrofa,
De la Rima Gran Monarch!
No te enoie 81 un pechcro,
desccndiente de tu Raza,
en- la puerta diamantina
toca de tu regio alcazar
y te ofrece 10 que tiene:
isu cOraz0n y sus lagrimas!
Hace tempo imucho tempo!
que el renombre de tn fama
llegado hubo mi choza;
que tn poesia virgiliana
es mi pan de cada dia
v alimento de mi alma
que ha sonadO muchas veces
con itus vegas de Granada!
-Quien soy?-Pues... uno de tantOs
nietos de la madre Espaiia,
de nombre fortuna OscurOs
que en- rustica Ira canta.
iAlgo que fue, y por mezquina
paradOia, hoy es NADIA!
iLo que fota de un naufragiO!
iPobre extranjero en- mi Patria!
;En mi patria bella y triste
como una leyenda arabiga!
Como una de esas leyendas
dulccs, pasionales, ,raras,
con que, til, divine orfebrc,
enamoras Y arrebatas,
al cantar en- tus poemas
-dichas yglorias pasadas. .i
"iFeliz. i Eeliz Puerto Rieo!" a
habras dicho. ante las magnas
demestraciones de jubilo
con que mi pueblo te aclama.
"iMuy feliz!-habras pensado,
al contemplar, tapizadas
de yerdor, nuestras campinas,
como brotes de esperanzas.
Y supuesto habras. sin duda,
que es Borinquen terra santa
de promisiol; que Ia dicha
tOdosl los seres embarga;
que, ell pan sobra en- Jos hogarcs
v la ventura en- las almas,..!
Como miente el cspejismo!
Comola aparicncia engana!
s s. -7E1
Diran que es falso. Mas hay
dc todo en- mi linda "jaula".
Gorri0nes que, satisfechos,
Sc alimentan de migajas...;
Zancudas que Sc diyierten,
jilgueros que Sc amilanan,
v ruisehorcs que, altiyOs, .-
Sc dejan mOrir dc rabia!
a;ScRoF. Ell destino quisO 'tt
que en- esta tierra-esmeralda
que besa ell sol de los tr0picOs,
por valiosa codiciada--
del arbOl de tus amores
brotase una nueya rama!
iPor el--mi hermano-te ruego
cumplas mi suplica extrana!
Cnando ausente de mis- lares
cantes en- tierras leianas,
di que en- la America libre,
hija de la Democracia,
cxiste un pueblo latino,
de tu Sangre de tu Habla,
do hay "CERITAS", como Ell Roma,
v, como en- la India, PARIAS!
Y perdona este pecherO
que, osado, lame tn alcazar,
SoberanO de la EstrOfa,
de La Rima gran MOnarca!
en- yez de alfOmbra mullida
de flores para tn planta,
rinda a tus pics. ilO que tiene...!
SUI coraz6n y sus lagrimas!
JOSE LIMON DE ARCE,
Gr: 30
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-03


- ria dc 4ccioRistds.
CONVOCATORIA.
A las dos de la tarde del Microbes
dia 81 del mes de Diciembre del pre-
sente alo, Y en- su dOmicilio social,
altos del MuelIe No. ,, tendra efecto
la Junta General Ordinaria de Accio-
nistas de "The Insular Dock Compa-
NY, ell cumplimiento de 10 que precep-
tda el Artfculo l de los EstatutOs de
dicha Corporation.
Lo que Sc hace pdblico para como
cimipnto de los intereSadoS.
San. T. r. Die. 1 de 1919.
Por la Junta Directiva.
FGHr Sudrcs
Advt. -Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-03
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para Rafaela de Emil
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-03

THE INsULAR DOCK COMPANY
Junta General OrdiRa-
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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20

and gave himself to God and was hap
PLY converted. He was added to orr
host. Prayer is the key and faith un'
locks the door to Heaven. 1t is being
proven each Sunday in Bethel. If you
enjoy serving God in the Good Old
fashioned way, come to Bethel and
feast on the Bread of Life The c..
E. League is preparing a splendid pro-
gram for Sunday. Come out and en-
JOY it, you are welcome. Our evening
Praise Meeting is inspiring to all.
Rev. McDuffie preached a sermon that
stirred the souls of all; text John
1927 MY Pease / Give Unto You"
Many were the words Of praise lifted
Heavenward in alteration to the AL
mighty God. This was a wonderful
sermon full of the Holy Spirit. It was
a blessing for all. The Holy Spirit
did come with showers of blessing.
Two sinners were converted and four
backsliders came back to the church.
Rev. McDuffie is a wonderful preacher
for a young nan -. Prayer Meeting
and class Tuesday night. Christmas
there will be five o'clock service, sub
ject The Coming King" The choir
with Mrs. Fannie Barber, organist and
Mrs. Melford, Director, has prepared
special music and songs for this scr
vice. This is a faithful saying that
is worthy of all accepting THAT
Christ Jesus Came into This World to
Save Sinners; therefore if any mar be
in Christ he is a new Creature; old
things are passed away, behold all
things are become new Come thcn
and go with us and we will do thee
good. Visitors, friends and strangers
are always welcome to Bethel, the
sinners friend and strangers home.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20
MOUNT MO.

Mrs. Matte Stevenson and Miss AL
lie Stevenson were the guests of Mrs.
Virgie Custom Sunday. ... Miss Sadie
Clark Of Hutchinson, Kans., is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Clar Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Pollard
were the guests of her sister, Mrs.
Ouston. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams were
visitors. 90. Mr.. and Mrs. Faulkner
we're the guests of Mrs. Alice Smith
Sunday. 90. The young folks had an en-
tertainment Saturday night. Quite a
large crowd attended.
In loving memory of Ida May Green,
who left us December 16, 1918.
lust one year ago God called you,
Why he did we cannot tell.
Sleep on dear one. in peaceful sleep;
Your weary days are DER
And with the Angels you have gone
To yonder golden shore.
The flowers We lay upon you,
May wither and decay.
But the love We have for you
Will never never fade away.
Sadly missed by uncles and aunts
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
bert Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Williams.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20

membership to the Y. NJ. C. A. to-
gether with the pastors. . Mrs. Ida
NJ. Becks worshipped with us Sunday
morning, helping us in our Special
effort and as asking Ward to be use
full in the Community Meetings that
are held Friday evenings. Mrs.
Mary Howard is able to be out again.
....On and after December 21st the
Sunday School will open at $3.50 each
Sunday. The n in which the
pastor has organized the different de-
partments of the church shows no
little interest-as yesterday, so today
we need elevation. -. Mrs. Duncan is
out of the city for the Christmas
holidays. The Trustee Helpers
Club met last Thursday at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Askins, 1925 Michigan.
Refreshments were served and an en-.
joyable repast was spent. The Sun
day School is preparing for a Christ
mas program, under the leadership of
Mrs. Horsey.. go. Glass Meeting each
Wednesday night with the Prayer
Meeting proceeding. The Miss Fear
less and Co. will appear at the church
at an early date together with a few
of the master voices of the choir.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20
eALILEE BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday School opened at Gas A. NJ.
Regular services opened at 1l:45
with Rev. D. Norfleet, taking for his
text Luke 1871 subject Lord Teach
III to Pray as John Taught His Dis.
ciples." Our morning collection was
$14.40. Sister Logan gave $500; Sis
ter Lovey gave S2.25; Sister Rawlins
and sister James were with us Sunday.
We had wonderful services all day q.
At 1880 the pastor gave a lecture; his
words we're: BE Ye Doors of the
Word and moi Hearers Only?". We
had a short service Sunday night. The
receipts for the day were $3.50. We
are glad to have visitors with us at
any time. we left the Sun but are
back to our old home again and wish
to say it was a mistake. Brother H.
J.. Croomes carried it back and we
want it to stay with the Sun.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20
ST. STEPHEN BAPTIST CHURCH.
By Clara Brown.

Hear Ye Everybody" There is a
soulsaving meeting being held at this
place and our pastor is at his post
preaching more powerful than ever
before in the history of st. Stephen.
Although we started on short notice
everybody is in praying order and now
sinner in your chance. Receive for
this Christmas the best gift Of all
THE Grace of Cod. The Sunday
services were largely attended. Rev.
Kellar of Florida filled the pulpit in
the morning and four persons were
happily converted, Text Launch out
into the Deep. Sunday School was
largely attended. 1t is doing nicely
and the older folks are taking more
interest in this part of the work. .
The parents are urged to send their
children out as We want a real front
line Sunday School. ...B. Y. P. u. held
its regular meeting at $50 p. M. and
a very interesting subject was discuss
ed and enjoyed by all. A very timely
program was rendered after the les
son. -. Evening service was opened at
1880 p. m. and we enjoyed another
feast with Il pastor at his post. Text
You Can't Hide Christ" At this
meeting ewo more souls were saved.
Total additions were fifteen. .. The
David's Tribe will meet at the home
of Sister Fannie Stanly, 800 I~ndepend-
ence, -. The Mission Circle
will meet at the home of Sister Leona
Nurse, 1900 Michigan. e. Our choir is
preparing a Christmas program with
Mrs. D. NJ. Miller as chorister. . We
are glad to report that Sister Sallie
Kirby Hudson is better at this time.
Sister Fay Acy was out Sunday for
her first time since her very success
full operation under DR.. G. w. Brown.
I've we're glad to have Sister Anna
NJ. Chandley of Second Baptist church
in our midst Sunday evening. ..
Everybody is invited to come and Join
US in this s~oul-saving meeting. Strang-
! ers are always made welcome.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20
ST. JAMES A. M. E. ZION CHURCH.

The pastor, Rev. Shaw. spoke at
both services last Sunday....A fea-
ture Of the Christian Endeavor was
the singing of Mrs. j. Novel;. The
Second Quarterly meeting begins Sun
day the 21st. DR.. f. W. Alstock. the
Presiding Elder, will speak at HOO
a. m. and 1880 p. N. and DR.. J. W. S.
Lowe of the c. NJ. E. Church will
preach at 500 p. m. st. Peters choir
will sing. 80. Quarterly Conference
Monday evening at 1880 o'clock. q.
DR.. Shaw will preach the Christmas
sermon at 1900 a. m. Thursday. 80.
Dinner will be served Christmas day
and the Sunday School will hear its
tree at 500 p. m. Thursday. The pub.
lis is welcome. Very profitable en-,
t~ertainments were had during the
week at the homes of Mrs. NJ. Robin
o ami Mrs. J. H. Perry. Bishop
Kyles will probably be at St. James
on Sunday December 2Sth.
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of Salvation" Six souls were added
to the church, two of which put on
Christ by Baptism w we're all
glad to see the church open her doors
again for evening services -. Last
Wednesday evening the Community
Chorus and Prayer Meeting services
were well attended. The Mission
Circle will also resume its meetings
every Friday. This church will o n
duct its annual Christmas tree and
program on Christmas Eve night. The
church will also conduct its annual
services Christmas morning at 5
o'clock during which time the church
choir will furnish special music and
our pastor will preach a special ser
mon on u Blessed Savior. Everybody
is invited to worship with us on this
morning. Help us praise Him who
gave us peace on Earth and Good Will
toward men.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20
ST. PAUL BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. n. T. Lane, b. s., Pastor.
Our services were good all day Sun
day. Rev. Carter, Rev. Holly and Rev.
Caldwell are doing splendid work for
God and for their church. st. Paul
will hold the LIST Anniversary of their
pastor. The service will begin Mon
day at 500 p. m. Rev. d. Norfleet D.
d. will preach. Every one of st.
Paurs members is asked to come out
and hear the reports, sermons, speech
es and solos and reports from every
department of the church. Sunday
at 1900 a. m. will be a great time in
st. Paul as the pastor will come before
us with his annual sermon. Come and
listen to him and hear the Clerk make
reports OF all the money raised in one
year and the souls added to the
church. Come praying. -. Mrs. Willis
is still on the sick list.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20
EYER,
BY Ona B. Wilson.

At the close of the Sabbath, all pres
ent at Ebenezer had heard two power
full sermons preached by DR.. w. T. Os.
borne. In the morning his subject
was God in Christ reconciled the
world unto himself" 2 Co. SIG. In the
evening his subject was Enter in at
the Straight Gate" Matt. ~. The
Christian Endeavor elected its officers
as follows: Olivia j. Moore, Pres;
Ona B. Wilson Vice-Pres.: Salome In.
gram, Secy.; Emma Hayden Ransom,
Asst. Secy.; Belle Fulcher, Treas.
The banner class for the week vas
Glass No. 2, brother Langhridge lead
err. The church is at great heights
spiritually and financially and all who
come are inspired. The United We
Stand Club sold 1854 worth of ar
ticles after class Tuesday night. All
members having articles on hand, do
noted or purchased for the club, please
send to the parsonage as the club will
have another sale Tuesday evening af-
ter class. All clubs are still prepar-
ing for the Bazaar which had to be
postponed on account of coal condi.
tions but will take place in the near
future. -. Christmas services at 500
o'clock Christmas morning. Vesper
Choir-the public is invited &c. Wed
nesday night will be the Christmas
tree and concert by the Sunday
School. Put presents on for your
friends and the children. On New
Years eve December 81 from SOC
o'clock to 1920 will be the Annual re
union for all the members of Eben
ezer. The new members (all who
have Joined the past year, will be
honored guests. Refreshments free t
the members of Ebenezer. -. From
1890 to 1900 watch meeting. The
public is invited. ... Glass No. u, Mr.
A. c. Gillian leader, is the banner
class for the quarter. -. With the ex
ception of only two members, the en-
tire class has paid dues and attended
we'll during the quarter. Glass No
4, Mr.. Duncan leader, is next, Glass
No. II, Mr.. Bruce leader, is third il
standing for the quarter. ...All mem
bers not paying any church obligations
during the entire quarter will be trans
ferred from the class and not restored
until they have met their obligations
-. Mrs. Lowe Thatcher royalty en-
tertained the United We Stand Clut
Friday afternoon. She served a rea
Christmas dinner. The Club pro
nounced her an ideal hostess. Or
New Years day from 200 p. m. thu
United We Stand Club will have opeI
doors at the parsonage.
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able service as Secretary. The School
indeed missed it's superintendent, Sis
ter Ella Christian, an untiring work
err, who has been i'll the past week.
Our eleven o'clock Prayer service;
preceded the splendid sermon by our
pastor, following this Gospel Message,
Brother Eugene Miller favored us
with the beautiful solo Christ is AL
in ALL" Brother Miller's expression
is wonderful, he sings right into the
heart of his hearers. We are always
glad to have Brother Miller and wife
worship with us. Our Brother and
friend, Rev. c. c. Galloway came to us,
in II three o'clock service and deliv-
cred the Gospel to us as the Holy
Spirit gave him ~utterance. The sub
iect of his discourse was THE Debt
of Power" The church membership
was out in full bloom at our evening
service. Mighty works can be done
through prayer, that is why the South
ern Baptist Church is succeeding go.
After the evening prayer service, our
beloved pastor, Rev. j. II. Brooks, n
dowed with the Holy Spirit, used
these words for the theme of his dis
course: Loose My Feet and Let Me
Run" Step by step we we're led itno
the deep riches of Gods mercies, the
result of which was an out-pouring
of Gods love. The Mission Circle.
lead by the pastor, went out to do real
mission work Monday night by hav-
ing it's service at 5th and Lydia in a
home that asked for prayer, our effort
was blessed with the visitation of the
spirit and a resolve to attend church.
Come feast with us Sunday. Come
praying, you are welcome.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20
CHURCH.

The w. II. NJ. S. met at the resi-
dence of Miss Cherry McGill Thurs.
day, December II. This was their
last meeting for 1919. Miss Daisy
Mclean Bulkey, Field Secretary, who
was guest at this meeting made very
timely remarks. The neat sum OF
$46.S0 was turned oyer by the Presi
dent, Mrs, NJ. A. Ford, from the
Thanksgiving dinner. The next meet
ing will be Thursday, January s
1920, at the residence of Mrs. Mary
Tolston, 212S Highland avenue. Wis
itors welcome.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20

Board . Love Feast was held Friday
night. The first Quarterly meeting
will be held next Sunday, December
81, and the Presiding Elder Rev. w.
H. Prince will preach the Sacramento
sermon. -. Services begin at 10:45 a.
m, and 7:45 p. M. The Christmas
tree will be conducted by the Sunday
School from 700 to $3.50 next We'd
nesday evening. .... The Christmas
morning services will begin promptly
at 500 o'clock. ON New Years Day
the Women's Mite Missionary Society
will hold open house. ..All the mem.
'bers are enthusiastic over the budget
system.
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ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH.
1904 Myrtle St.
Rev. D. St. Clair, Pastor.

The cold weather did not hinder the
services at St. John Baptist church.
The services were well attended all
day. At HOO 4. VI. we had the vista.
ton of the Holy Spirit. At $500 P. H.
sermon by Rev. J. G. Glover, pastor
of Mt. Zion Baptist Church and 500
P. VI. the pastor, Rev. St. Clair, who
had led us for the last four years
preached from the subject The Young
Men. and their Choices" Proverbs
1918. A great meeting was witnessed
Tile Mission Circle of which sis.
ter Ida V. Lin is president gave $1,000
to the church; Young Peoples Club
of which Sister Hopkins is president
$500; and Sisters Johnson. Shilkirk
Henderson. Cody and others raised
$1,000; Choir $1,000. May the Lord
bless the faithful workers. 49,. The pub
lie is invited to attend st. John Bap
list church, where the gospel is
preached simple, yet with instruction
the Cross in a Crucified Style, and
Christ in a Christly manner
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20
ALLEN CHAPEL.
BY w. Donahue.

Last Sunday morning the minister,
Rev. J. B. Isaacs, delivered a prac-
teal sermon on social betterment. His
theme was Original Boosters" In
the evening the minister again preach
ed an eloquent sermon from the Par,
meetings were again resumed. -. The
funeral of Sister Kate Allen was held
at 300 o'clock Thursday afternoon,
from the church of which she had
been a faithful member. She was also
a member of the Senior Stewardess
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20
WARD CHAP Ell.
BY Percy Webb.

ID ItlNN hCDb.
The beautiful weather last Sunday
greatly increased the attendance at
both the morning and evening SER
vices. In the morning DR.. Horsey,
the pastor. preached a sermon that
his many hearers pronounced excel
lent, taking for his text Cain that
is Loss" from St. Luke 12:13-21.
From the text we learned that God
so wonderfully has blessed us en-
aiding us to go about our daily tolls
and each day giving us more strength
that we might not forget to Preach
as we Go and give praises unto His
name. e. Sunday was Special Effort
day and every member put forth an
effort to assist. Total collections fol-
the day S232.40. Sunday only marks
another one of Wards Victories won
PROF. j. R. f. Lee talked to us
concerning the campaign for the Y
NJ. c.. A. after which the members
and visiting friends of the church do
mated Rev. J. b. Harris an annual
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20
ST. JOHN A. M. E. CHURCH.



Sunday services were held at st.
John at the usual hour, although the
weather was very cold the pastor,
Rev. Bell preached a very inspiring
and logical sermon and all present felt
the spirit. Reports of the several de-
partments of the church were made
which was very good. considering the
cold weather. The Sunday School is
doing nicely 90. Mrs. z. Finley is do
ing much in bringing in the little ones
80. There were visitors at the night
service of which the reporter did not
get the names. We welcome n and
all to our services. Come and bring
a friend. The children are expect
ing Santa Claus at st. John and We
are doing our best to see that he pass.
es by this way.
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VINE. ST. BAPTIST CHURCH.

All services were well attended .
Miss Georgia Graham and Mr.. Step
hen McEwing are still on the sick list
but still improving. We hope they
will continue to improve. . The WISH
tors at the morning services were Mr..
and Mrs. Duncan, Mr.. W. Weatheds,
Prof. r. Marsden, Miss Geneva bod,
son, Mr.. John Lee, Mr.. E. H. Hernson,
and Rev. H. w. Webb. We hope they
will call again. We will be pleased to
see them at any time. We were in.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20

deed glad to see Mrs. Lucille Lamb,
who is here visiting relatives and
friends. Mrs. Lamb will return to
Chicago after Christmas The fol-
lowing will be installed for one year
as Reception Committee: Mrs. Ella
Lawson, Mrs. Emma Lemons, Mr..
Chas. Harris, Mr.. VIM. Ned Carter.
This installation will take place the
first Sunday in 1920 at the close Of
the morning service by our pastor,
Come early -. Mr.. VIM. Tillery, 1902
Adams ST., Rosedale. Kans., is still
serving on the jury. We will be glad
to see him at services again o
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH.
14t5 Vine Street.

AT the Trial and CrucifiXion of
Jesus" was the general theme of our
Sunday School lesson at 9:45 Sunday
morning. The lesson left a lasting i'm
preston on all present. 80 Sister J.. P,
Davis 81 rendering our School valu,
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.

Services last Sunday were well at
tended. In the morning Rev. Stokes
of Pratt City, Kans, preached an eX.
cellent sermon. In the evening the
pastor, Rev. Bacote, preached a veiy
interesting and instructive sermon.
His subject was "A Helmet, the Hope
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20
BETHEL A. M. &. CHURCH.
Path and Flora.
By Matte B. Evans.

Our services we're largely attended
all day Sunday. AT $3.50 the Sunday
School was we'll attended and the les
son was taught with interest. AT
II. OC. o'clock Rev. Dawson preached
using for a text Psalms lie What
Shall I Render Unto the Lord for all
His Benefits Towards Me. This was
a sermon full of spirit and power and
all enjoyed it. One sinner came forth