The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-10

audience VINO uellgnlS III MS SCI hiohS'
and believes he practices what he
pleads to his hearers to practice. Sec
rotary T. A. Ross of the Stewards
Board, Treasurer Tyler Jackson Of
the Trustee Board, superintendent
Mrs. Anna Roberts of the S. s., also
representive woman of the church
said Ebenezer had W been in a
better condition, tremendously, spirit
ually, nor financially, with a more
determination to have Ebenezer stand
second to none for the good of man
kind and the glory of God. Class No.
II, Brother R. c. Bruce, leader. is
banner this week. Prof. Patterson
of Western University worshipped at
Ebenezer Sunday morning. He said
it was a great service, he regretted
to see that the church house vas not
large enough to accommodate the peo-
pie so many having to stand. Mrs.
Ida Hill of Boonville, Mo-, wife of
DR.. Hill and a teacher in the public
school also worshipped at Ebenezer
Sunday. She spoke of having known
rev. OSDOIub lOl a hulADOl VI gSuA5
and that he had ben her school teach
er and sh eowed much of her success
in life to the practical truths and
principles he instilled into her mind
when young. Mrs. Laura Gibson left
Wednesday to visit relatives and
friends in Lawrence, Kas. Mrs. Celia
CLANCY was delighted to have her
son. James, of Decatur. ILL.,, visit her
during the Christmas holidays. Rev.
and Mrs. w. T. Osborne were among
the 20 dinner guests on New Years
Day at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. L. Clay on Summit Street. Look
out for the date of the great drama
Under the Shadow of Crime" to be
presented by Mrs. Osborne and Eben-
pzer's best talent to help pay off the
mortgage. The Improvement Board
under the leadership of Mrs. Ida Vaug-
han has just closed three months of
c~ommendable work for Ebenezer, in
Guiding the many things bought and
paid for, for the parsonage was a
$1,000 rug for the front bed room.
The club is entirely out of debt, with
money in the treasury. Much credit
is due the faithful leader. The United
We stand Club, however, under the
leadership of Mrs. Ada Davis lead in
the Quarterly report, they are still at
work, as is all of the clubs of the
church. Among the many gifts to Rev.
and Mrs. Osborne one that deserves
special mention because of the rea
son for giving was a ten dollar cane
to Rev. Osborne, and an expensive
set of beads with m setting and
linen handkerchiefs to Mrs. Osborne
by Mr.. William Bolden who is not a
Christian, but he said his life had
been greatly affected by the Rever.
ends sermons, he was a better mar
and in a better condition every way
because of these sermons and gave in
appreciation of the benefit he had de
rived. If you want to hear a great
spiritual choir sing after you have en-
joyed a great spiritual gospel, come
to Ebenezer. Send your children t
Sunday school. We have graduate
teachers and Christian men and WON
en- to instruct them. The enrolment
Sunday was 100. The Christian En-
deavor is a great meeting. Mrs. An
ma Roberts addressed the Endeavol
Sunday on Mothers and Fathers
Mrs. w. 7. Osborne will address the
Endeavor this Sunday on Moulding
Sentiment" hear her. The Ebenezel
Gospel Team under the leadership o.
Mr.. A. c. Durham is bringing souls t.
Christ. Brother George Holler has
been assigned to the pastorate of Mt
Tabor. Ebenezer loses a great Chris
tan worker and Mt. Tabor gains on
who will lead them on to victory ant
success if they will only stand by him
The Junior Endeavor, and Junior Ar
Club are born alive. Ebenezer is tax
ing care of her children.