The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-29
At Metropolitan Community Church
Reverend w. D. Cook. Pastor

Reverend w. ID. COOK, Pastor
Sunday morning at the Peoples
Church the Pastor preached a sermon
which not only stirred the hearts OF
the great audience, but also turned
their pockets toward the Twenty
Thousand Dollar Rally. After the
sermon they laid $1,000 on the table.
In the evening the Rally was lead off
by the Pastor, Reverend w. d. Cook
laying down upon the table a check
for $50. 1t was followed rapidly by
others in similar and less amounts
Total to be given here next week. The
Sunday Evening Club and Monthly
Musical under Mr.. Harvey A. Watkins
and Prof. J. Wesley Jones, went over
the top with entertainment. Misses
Gaines, Lewis and Mr.. Samuel Nc
Alpine starring. Mrs Antoinette
Garnes appeared December 5th an
all-star program to be given. New
York Artists.
The Olivet Baptist Church
Rev. L. K. Williams, DID, Minister
The three services at Olivet last
-, Sunday morning were all well at
| ended, and a goodly number OF &C
,cssions were made to the Church.
The Rev J. H. Branham, who has
5ccn spending a few weeks in the
southwest was back with fresh mes
age for his congregation. DR.. L. X.
Williams. who has been on the sick
st for the last ten days was able to
1c out and preach twice. In the eve
ing he preached from the subject:
| The Sin oil Forgetting God. lie said
n part, that We arc now passing thru
lark days. The economic situation
Of the country IS in such an awful CON
| ltion that the best statesmen cannot
tell what the trouble is. But the rca-
son for all of our economic and social
lis is the fact that the people have
| forgotten God. Let the saints con-
due time the Lord of hosts will open
due time the Lord OF host will opcr
up the sealed treasures of Capitalism
and pour out such blessings upon the
nation that we shall not have sufficient
| room to receive them.
Next Sunday evening the pastor will
preach on: The Greatest Need OF The
| Ages. He wants to see 5000 men
present, as it is a message to men.
ST. Catherine A. M E.
The services at St. Catherine A. NJ.
Z. Zion Church were largely attended
on last Sunday. At the morning scrv-
ice Choir-master w. A. S. Henry
sprung one of his grand surprises on
the large congregation when he intro
dnccd Prof, Grundy, OF the Armour
Jubilee Chorus, and several other mem
bcrs OF the chorus who rendered some
beautiful selections assisted by the
choir The choir has on now menu
bership drive and the choir-master eX-
poets to have fifty or more new voices
added to the choir when the drive is
over They will be giving Musicals
from time to time to aid in this drive.
On Monday evening. November 9TH,
the Armour Jubilee Singers will rem
der a big Musical Concert at the
church under the auspices of the St
GATHERINGS Lyoeum of which Prof. w.
A. S. Henry is president.
Carter's Temple c. M. E. Church,
43d and Champlain avenue
Rev. James A. Stout, D. D., Pastor
SUNDAY, OCTOBER % The
pastor preached two great sermons,
morning and evening, and lectured in
the afternoon; each service was well
attended.
The banquet given Bishop Carter
Mime. Carter and Rev. Stout Thursday
evening, October 20, by the church
auxliaries was a grand success and
highly commended by all that at
tended. Many beautiful remarks were
made by the visiting ministers in hon
or of the Bishop and Nine. Carter.
The Bishop and Nine Carriers re
sponses were very timely and well
taken. ..
The Community Business Mems
League will meet at Carriers Temple
Sunday, October 80, at 4 p. m. All
business men and their friends are in
vited.
The Women's Home Missionary
Society will give Halloween Party
Monday. October 81, at Carriers Tenn
pie. The public is invited.
Peoples Interdenominational Church
Invites the public to attend its serv-
ices held weekly at Y. NJ. {. A. Audi
torium. At HOO A. M. sermon by