The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-18
CHURCH.

Every available seat was occupied
at both morning and evening services
on Sunday. The pastor Rev. w. T. Os.
borne occupied the pulpit in the morn
ing delivering a great gospel sermon
on the subject Life is a game, play it
clean" In the evening the Evangelist
Sister Hall gave an inspiring discourse
on Faith" She preached with power.
There were eight additions during the
day. The collection was one hundred
twenty five dollars. Brother Geo. Hol.
Ter, leader of Glass 3 was banner this
week. Brother Tyler Jackson leader
of Glass s was second. Tuesday night
class report was the largest of this
Conference year. While many mem
bers were absent because of the street
a conditions, vt they paid in their
dues on Sunday to the leaders. The
Improvement Board will present the
odd Maids Convention February II
which promises to be the most humor.
Gus and entertaining affair given at
Ebenezer for many a day. February
the Art Club will serve a big home
cooked dinner at the Church. The
rally is on. The Republicans and
Democrats of Missouri are both trying
to elect their Governor. Ms. Ella Thur.
man is the Democratic nominee and
c. c. Rather the Republican. The
Cities have been divided into wards
and a campaign Manager and Deputy
over each ward. Mrs. Bessie Mason
is named as State Campaign Manager
for the Republicans. Miss Stella
Smith as Democratic State Manager.
Mrs. Lutte Sewell is Campaign Man.
ager of Kansas City for the Republi.
cans, Mrs. Ida Vaughn for the Demo.
Gratis, Miss Anna Williams Republican
Manager for st. Louis, Mr.. Oliver
Price Democratic Manager for st.
Louis. All other Cities and the Mana.
gers and Deputies will be named af.
ter the big Republican and Democratic
meetings mex week. Every member
is asked to give $500 in this big drive
paying so much each week to your Dis.
trict Deputy. The Cities will report
every two weeks. The Willing Work.
ers and Art Club have the most beauti.
full display of Art work to put on exhi
bition at the 800 Anniversary at Con.
vntion Hall, January 30. . .Ebenezer
is also planning to turn out largely to
the Big Violin recital at Convention
Hall January 30 for the benefit of a
new Y. w. c. A. for our own girls and
women, Mrs. Osborne has tickets for
sale at 35 cents ... Mr.. and Mrs. C. B
Venerable, friends and liberal support
ers of Ebenezer have just returned
from a two weeks stay in st. Louis
the guests of their brother, the Rev
DR.. w. D. Venerable. Mr.. w. Lee John
son employed as baker at Swift's Pack
ing Co. and a faithful member of Eben
ezer is visiting his son in Alma, Kan
sas. Mrs. Anna Wright, Mrs. Laura
Smith, Mr., Roberts and Hopkins arr
among the sick. 80. Mrs. A. w. Collier
OF st. Paul is the house guest of he
mother, Mrs. Sarah Clarke and siste,
Miss Stella Smith at 1919 Charlott,
st. . . Mrs. Ella Thurman royalty en-
tertained the U. w. S. Club on las
Friday afternoon; after the business
transactions, the Club was invited int,
the dining room where all were serve,
a delightful dinner. -. Mrs. Mar,
Strickland will entertain the Club a
her residence on East 18th street..
Mrs. Rountree royalty entertained tn,
w. w. Club on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Lloyd A. Smith of 2102 Char
lotte formerly of Omaha, Nebr., joinet
the R. U. w S. Club. ... Mrs. Smitl
is the owner of a fine automobile