The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
New Trinity M. E. Church.

Several once prominent athletic and
literary clubs are now engaged i'll the
progressive and inspiring uplift, work
OF looking pretty and ushering-espe-
| cially the ladies clubs. No chance OF
the two nice men clubs looking pretty.
The work suits them.
The Hi-Art Musical and Dramatic
Club has long string of engagements
for late August and September. Watch
announcements.
The choir OF Professor ]. A. LilIiard
is now working hard for the National
Baptist Convention Musical fete.
The Great Community Song Fest
under The Choral King" (Excuse
Us) is to be put on at Wendell High.
All songs which were used when this
Conductor Cleaned up" for the World
at the Pageant of Progress Excuse
Us) will be again presented. Sunday
evening.
The clubs will be glad to welcome
again the newly weds" Mr. and Mrs.
William r. Thompson, next Friday.
Numbers of friends of the Excelsior
Club, will greet them at 3 P. NJ. next
Sunday. "The climate in Wisconsin
made them look rosy" say friends.
Climate" is right, said Zip of the
Whip as he stroked his absent beard.
The South Carolina Club met at the
"Y Tuesday the 10th. The gathering
was characteristic of this classic body.
J. A. Washington, Secretary
This column wants to hear from our
old classmate, Miss Sallie Ezelle. We
graduated IN the class with her-she
knows how many years ago. We hear
that she is in Chicago. Give J. w.
Jones the address.
Thanks to the many complimentary
letters received by the column con-
ductor.
S'long.
PILGRIM TEMPLE CHURCH
The pastor of Pilgrim Temple re-
turned from Oklahoma Thursday eve
ming past. He preached the sermon at
the Bethlehem Association Friday eve
ming and "set the House Afre" reports
Rev. Rice. Sunday morning he deliv-
cred the sermon at his own church
Several visiting ministers present The
late father of the Pastor was seventy
years of age. Rev. Briggs of Texas
oficiated at the funeral Rev. Wat
sons text Sunday morning, Prov.
1924, True Friendship. 1t went over
strong. Twenty accessions to church.
The wonderful expositions by Rev.
Rice and by Miss Watson (from
charts) at the B. Y. F. u. session in
afternoon drew two hundred persons
Carnival all the week in church lot
next door. Evenings.
THE oLIvET BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. L. K. Williams, D. D., Minister
Oivet Church was crowded last
Sunday morning to its uttermost ca
pacity. The congregation was expect
ing to see the pastor in the pulpit, but
for some reason he was not able to get
there in time. In his absence, Assist
ant Pastor Rev. II. B. Hawkins
preached the sermon of his life to the
vast crowd in the main auditorium.
Rev. ]. c. Carroll had charge of the
service up stairs. Rev J. H. Branham,
who has been on the sick list for the
moments but had to take his bed
again, but he hopes to be out by next
Sunday. At the evening service the
w. C. r o. had complete control.
At the request of the organization, the
Rev. B. +. Mays, preached a very
good, logical and practical sermon on
Temperance.
Next Sunday DR.. Williams will be
in the pulpit and is expected to deliver
two burning messages. At $3.50, the
Lords Supper will be observed at 9th
Street. At 31st Street there will be an
Essay contest under the auspices of
the Standard Literary Society. The
subject to be discussed is "What the
Negro Has Contributed to the Eco
nomic and Social Life of Chicago"
The affair promises to be one of the
best of the season All are welcome
to the contest and all the services.