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The Omaha guide., 1938-04-23
SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. C.. c. Pettis, Pastor
Miss Carrie Harris, Reporter

Sunday school opened at $3.50
with the superintendent presiding.
Attendance was good.
At II o'clock, the pastor brou-
ght us an excellent sermon from
Matthew 1876. Subject, HE is not
here, for He has risen as He said"
The congregation was large and
seemed to enjoy every word spok-
en- by the pastor.
At $3.50 p. M, the Sunday school
and BYPU held their Easter pro-
gram.
At $50 the BYPU opened with
the vice president presiding. An
other lively Easter program was
rendered.
At 8 o'clock, the pastor brought
US another good sermon from
Matt. 10: 1916. Subject, "The
Pearl of Great Prices.
You are welcome at Salem.
The Omaha guide., 1938-04-23
A Three Days Cough
Is Your Danger Signal

No matter how many medicines
you have tried for your cough, chest
cold, or bronchial irritation, you can
get relief now with Circumcision.
Serious trouble may be brewing and
you cannot afford to take a chance
with any remedy less potent than
Creomulsion, which goes right to
the seat of the trouble and aids ma
ture to soothe and heal the infiamed
mucous membranes and to loosen
and expel the germ-laden phlegm.
Even If other remedies have failed,
don't be discouraged, try Creomul-
sion. Your druggist is authorized to
refund your money If you are not
thoroughly satisfied with the bene-
fits obtained from the very first
bottle. Creomulsion is one word-not
two. and it has no hyphen in it.
Ask for it plainly, see that the name
on the bottle is Creomulsion, and
you'll get the genuine product ed
the relief You want. (Adv.)
The Omaha guide., 1938-04-23
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. NJ. X. Curry. Pastor

Sunday was a high dav at ZION.
Easter services were held bv diff
ferent departments If the church.
At $50, the Sunday school pre-
sented an interesting Easter pro-
cram. B~aptising followed immed-
iately after the program.
At II o'clock, the Senior, Inner
al and Junior choirs combined fur
ished the music for the morning
services. The pastor preached a
cry inspiring sermon. He selected
his text from Matt. 28:6. The house
"as packed to it's capacity. There
v'ere fifteen added to our men,
'ership, ten of whom were for
baptism. Baptising will take place
again next Sunday morning after
Sunday school,
BYPU opened at $50 with the
r~,esident, Miss Ora Lee Britt in
charge. After the study of the
lesson, a beautiful and touching
Tahleau Easter pageant was pre-
,o~ted, directed by Mrs. M. X.
Curry. 1t was highly appreciated.
At 8 o'clock, the combined choirs
NO and the pastor preached a
hort sermon. taking his text f ON
the 9th Psalms.
T'-n first Sunday in May will
'-~,'- the closing of our $4,000
tor: and don't forget we are Gel
= ting the 50th Anniversary of
-. ohurch and many interesting
will be promoted from now
- he close of the celebration.
~'hlic is cord'allv invited 10
80" It and be with us dur ng this
4.n7r. on and celebration.
The Omaha guide., 1938-04-23
SECOND BAPI tST CHURCH
Clarinda, Iowa
Rev. D.. Nicholson. Pastor

Sunday school cpered at the us
IL hour with a large attendance.
All seemed to have the Easter spi-
eit. Rev. Reagan of Omaha, taught
the lesson.
Morning service was in high.
The pastor brought forth a won-
derful sermon full of fire.
Evening service, the Sunday
school had a wonderful program.
We are proud of our young people.
We were pleased to have as vi
sitors all day, Rev. j. L. Reagan.
of Omaha; Deacon Charles A.
Simms and wife of Waterloo, La.
Sunday April "a, we will have a
epecial program. Rev. c. Adams of
Omaha, Nebr., will be the guest
peaker. Come one and all and
njoy the day at the Second Bap-
list church.
The Omaha guide., 1938-04-23
ARE YOU ONLY 4
THREE QUARTER WIFE?

nj EN-. because they are men. can
WI never understand a three
quarter wife-a wife who Is all love
and kindness three weeks in .
month and n he'll cat the rest OF
the time.
No matter how your back aches
how your nerves scream-don G
take 1t out on your husband.
For three generations one woman
has told another how TO go "smil-
ing through" with Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. Is
helps Nature tone up the system.
thus lessening the discomforts from
the functional disorders which
women must endure in the three
ordeals OF life: l.. Turning from
girlhood to womanhood. ?. Pre-
pairing for motherhood. 8. APP
preaching middle age"
Don't be a three-quarter wife.
take LYDIA L. PINKHAM'9
VEGETABLE COMPOUND and
Go Smiling Through"
The Omaha guide., 1938-04-23
BETHEL A. NJ. +. CHURCH
Rev. 7. J. Sanford. Pastor
J. S. jefferson, Reporter

Sunday school opened on time,
9:45 with the school crowded to
its capacity, looking like flowers
in the spring time. With suits and
dresses of many gay colors. The
pupils were well instructed by
their teachers. Lesson was from
Acts 2:22-36. Many good thoughts
we're drawn from the lesson.
Bringing us to Easter Sunday,
when we again celebrate the resur-
rection of our Lord. Easter is the
greatest day in the church and the
most important day in the worlds
calendar.
At II o'clock, Rev. Sanford prea-
he'd from Matthew 27:42. Text,
He saved others; Himself, he can
not save. If He be the King of
Israel, let Him now come down
fl ON the cross and we will believe
Him." The whole congregation en-
joyed his message. A large mum
Der of visitors were present in the
morning service.
Among them we're: Mr.. J. d.
Thornton and Mr.. Roach. Visitors
are ALWAYS welcome t. Beth"l.
Thu sick Of the chu h is report
ed Bro. ". p. Wade and is still
confined 20 his bed and is in very
bad condition.
A. 7:30, THE Sunday school
pupils rendered a beautiful Eas-
ter program. We wish to express
eur appreciation to Mrs. J. D.
Thornton AM Mrs. A. Buahana 70
heir faithful service in preparing
he children for the program.
Remember our prayer and class
Zach Wednesday of the week.
The Omaha guide., 1938-04-23
This Week In
Thought and Religion
By Robert L. Moody
Civic Welfare

CANAA
Recently the editor had the
editor had the honor and privilege
to attend a very inspiring meet
ing of Negro men. This group
seems to be anxious to %personify
e1e ideal: where there is unity,
there is strength"
As a grace, we have been the
victims of a divide EN-, rule EN-
policy. We have made many efforts
to rid ourselves of this influence
Now. in Omaha, there seems to be
an awakening" and a desire for
civic unity and solidarity. VIZ havn
several organizations such as Tho
Negro Chamber of Commerce.
Omaha Branch of the National
Negro Congress, NAACP and the
&C Club. The 4-C Club seems t.
be an original and local e%nterpris"
and many of our men are pledg-
ig themselves to the principles of
this organization.
SO many movements have begun
in Omaha (Religious and Civic
until the average layman is pessi-
mistic e.g. doubtful as to our
motives and success. But fellow
citizens, let us look away from
1.-THE ros to the glittering crown y
We ask of you leaders of these
new movements: Be true-be Of
good courage, "like men h"
strong" If this is done, Their ""
laymen shall stand by YOU to -
end and over march FORWARD -
. ~Iorious future in u communt
life.
The Omaha guide., 1938-04-23
m0CNf OLIVE BAPT. CURCH
Rev. J. +. Mosley. Pastor
Mrs. Lenora Parker. Reporter

Five o'clock services were held
Easter morning and was soul stir
ring meeting.
Miss Ienzola Wilson opened
Sunday school at the usual time.
and it was well attended.
At eleven o'clock the pastor
preached a wonderful sermon. His
subject was "The Resurrection
Power, Matt. 28;6. Two were add
ell to the church.
BYPU at 600 o'clock was well
attended and all seemed to enjoy
the work.
The Easter program began at
500 p. m. and the children rendered
their parts well, Sunday, April "a
will be another high day Rev.
johnson of st. John Baptist church
will preach at 300 p. N. which
will terminate the rally.
The Omaha guide., 1938-04-23
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. 4. +. Stevenson, Pastor
Mrs. N. l.. Dixon, Reporter

Easter and eggs brought an I'M
usually large group of children
out Sunday morning. Everyone in
the school, children and adults re-
eeived an egg.
At 1880 the pastor took his
text from the 18th chapter of
John. q am the resurrection and
life" Subject, Jesus, the Self
Existing Christ Anything that
can exist itself don't need any
help or assistance. Jesus don't
need Us but we need Him. He
spoke of Easter as being the queen
of all the Sabbaths, and how it
took His birth, His life, His death
and resurrection to make life
complete. There were 40 many
visitors, all had to be acknowledge
ed and welcomed at n time. VIZ
are glad to have you visit Pilgrim.
Come again. There was one to
unite with the church. The Sunday
school Easter program was at 3
o'clock. This program was enjoyed
by a very large and appreciative
audience.
The discussion in BYPU was
quite interesting. All the groups
sang an Easter number together.
Prayer services each evening.
This week. preparatory to the re-
vival beginning Monday. the
25th. Rev. J. H.Patten, Des Moines
Iowa will speak during the revival.
Mr.. Frank Osborne, gospel singer
from Bryan, Texas for the ser
vices Sunday and will also assist
with the revival by singing gospel
songs. Don't miss the opportunity
of hearing him.
The Omaha guide., 1938-04-23
CHURCH NEWS
MORNING STAR BAP. CHURCH
Rev. Geo. Z. White. Pastor
Mrs. w. +. Fredericks. Reporter

Sunday school opened at the us
ual hour, with a large attendance
present, with the superintendent,
Mrs. Stromile IN charge.
A beautiful program was rem
dered. A paper, Easter was read
by Mrs. Mary Williams, the chii-
dren and adults ere given eggs.
At 1870 a. m. Rev. White de-
livered the message. Subjec', "A
Risen Christ" Text Matt. 28:6.
At 6 p. m. BYPU opened with
a large attendance. The general
lesson subject, was Victory Out
of Defeat The lesson was taught
by the president, Bro. Johnson.
At 500 p. m. the message was
again delivered by Rev. White
subject, "A Great Commission.
Text, Matt. 28:19. Visitors present
with us: ministers; R%everends j.
C. Crowder, Braggs, N. c. Cannon
and Collins. Others were Mrs.
Holt. Mrs. Crowder and Mrs.
Hopkins and our own Mrs. Parth-
enia Smith, who has been out of
the city. One who we are glad to
welcome back in our midst again
Bro. Vealand and Deacon Jenkins
of the Pleasant Green Baptist
church.
The Missionary Society is doing
a great work under the leadership
of the pres. visiting the sick and
praving for them and contributing
large donations.
Visit all our services. Visitors
are always welcome at Morning
Star.
The Omaha guide., 1938-04-23
METROPOLITAN CHUSCI
Rev. X. ". Johnson, Pastor
Mrs. Edna Mitchell, Reporter

Mrs. Edna Mitchell, Reporter
Early Easter drama at 600 a.
NJ. was a wonderful service.
Sunday school opened at 900
a. m. whit a large attendance. Sis
Edna Mitchell is superintendent.
We ask for more new members. \
wonderful program was rendered
BY the children, and all we're given
Easter baskets.
At 1880 a. m. the choir opened
the service by singing. The pastor
preached a wonderful sermon and
his subject was, "The Victorious
Christ" st. John 20:17. The spirit
was high. There was a large num-
ber present and many babies were
christened.
Special service at 3 O'Clock. Ser
mon by the pastor. Subject, Master
Builders" 127 Psalms The meeting
was a wonderful service and was
largely attended.
BYPU had a wonderful program
at 600 p. m. Sunday night the
drama was repeated and the veil
ing of one member on the Deacon
ess Board and four on the Healing
Board.
Pastors Aid meeting on Tues
day.
Service Wednesday night preach
ing and prophesying.
Friday afternoon Missionary
Society meets Sister Milton pres.
We always welcome our friends
and visitors.
The Omaha guide., 1938-04-23
Help Kidneys
Don't Take Drastic Druqs

Your Kidneys contain Q million tiny tubes
or filters which may be endangered by neg
lect or drastic. irritating drugs. Be careful.
II fnne4ioasl disorders OF the Kidneys or
BLADDER make yoI suffer from Getting Up
Nights. Nervousness, Leg Pains, Circles
Under, Eyes. Dizziness. Baekaehe. Swollen
Joints. Excess Acidity. or Burning Passages,
don't rely on ordinary medicines. Plight
such t~roslnles with the doctors prescrip-
ton Cysfex. Cystex starts working In 3
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in / week, and be exactly the medicine you
reed or morPv back is guaranteed. Teie-
pho1e. porr druggist for Cystex tSiss-texl
toda, TIE guarantee protects you. Copr.
1r"7 The "" o.
The Omaha guide., 1938-04-23
TIRED, NERVOUS. ExHAUSTEDI

Start ia king Hostetter's Stomachio Bitters right now
and you will quickly note how its medicinal herbs
and roots help to revitaiize your digestive glands
and i've new vigor. energy and appetite. Famous
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Let US fi!l your next pre-
scription Oar stock of
prescription items is un-
usually fresh, potent and
complete. Bring US any
doctors prescription.
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II undoubtedly does, for if it did
not, it could not remain in power.
The army-and its generals-haS
been and still is the essential e!e-
ment behind whoever rules Mex
leo, but how that force Is used can
vary according to who is in power.
The Cardcnas formula Of gov
eminent is paternal. 1t has consld-
cradle of the elements of Indian
tribal rule, and its major punish
ment so far has been that of ban
iShment.
Those who have been depOrt-
ed-without any hearing-include
former President Plutarco Elias
Gales, General" Nicolas Rodri-
guCz, the leader of TIE Golden
Shirts: Sonora H;gina CedillO de
Gonzalez, and a few others. Sew
eral other prominent politicians
were deported in 1896, but were
pc mitted to return m 1887. g.
According to CardcnaS, Mexico
has a Socialistic government which
seeks to convert the country into
a democracy of workers" In
reply to those who say it is dicta-
torial, Cardenas points out that
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there arc no concentration camps,
no political prisoners.
Close advisors of the president
frankly admit that democracy in
Mexico is still a far-distant goal,
although they contend much has
been accomplished il that direc-
ton since the overthrow of the
dictatorship of Gen. Porfrio Diaz
in 1911. The one-palty system,
they say, is still necessary in Mex
leo, where the great bulk of the
population is illiterate and prone
to vote for the candidate who sup
plies them transportation, money,
and pulque on election day.
The new PRM (Partido de la
Revolution Mexicana-Party of
the Mexican Revolution) created
to replace the Cailes-created PNR
(Partido Nacional Revolucionario
National Revolutionary Party
declares that it is frankly class
organism which seeks the i'm.
provement of the masses. That is
why many of its wealthy members
especially if they be governors
or congressmen--don shirt with
out necktie and wear a leather
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but. they could start and the wat
ers would reccdc at their touch;
Who will stand back when God
avs, Forward, march'! w !,
(3) BE Stron" to Attack. MOP
any man be able to stand before
thee" There is fighting to be
done The strongholds OF SIN
must be reduced. The enemies Oh
God must be routed. ar
(l1 Ee Strong to Achieve. Il
will not fail thee" To destroy
wrong is not enough; right must
he established in its place. Con-
oucring Canaan was far easier
than building up Israel into a
mighty people. am.
Isl Be Strong to Inherit: "Di.
vide for an inheritance the land. "
To "possess the land" Israel must
"ro up" God graciously gave 1T
to them. but even more graciously
he let it cost them something.
Who values a valucles slnhcrIt-
ance? ,
co. Serve. Reverently. "Fear
the Lord" Cultivate the fear OF
the Lord which is the beginning
of Wisdom. 1t is not selfish but
a filial fear. 1t shrinks from dis
pleasing God. 1t is filled with a
becoming awe before him. 1t
breathcs the spirit of reverence.
1t inspires humble service.
ca Serve Sincerely. Serve
him in sincerity" Formality is
Intellectual. To do good things
from mere custom may be spirit
less. Hypocrisy is abhorrent to
God and man. Put heart in every
good deed. Letlove lift US to the
higher levels.
j8) Serve Stcdfastlv. "Serve
HMM truth" We ought to
serve him according to the truth.
We ought also to serve him in the
light of truth. But the special
point here is the stability of
service. We must not be swerved
from our course by adverse winds.
We must keep on in spite of OBJ
stacles and then keep on keeping
on.
90 Serve Exclusively. "Put
away the gods which your fathers
scrved-serve we the Lord-he is
an holy God; he is a jealous God"
1t is impossible to serve God and
| Mammon. If we serve Jehovah.
we must serve him alone. We can
not keep on deliberately SHINING
and expect holy God to with
hold the blow of justice. He must
have whole-hearted service or he
will have no service. This is not
arbitrary but bencficient. No
other course could safeguard our
own good.
(10) Serve Voluntarily. CHOOSE
you this day whom ye will serve"
No conscripts are drafted for I'm
| manucPs army. Only willing work
! ers are welcomes in the Lord
vineyard. If we serve Jehovah, it
is because we choose to do so.
There is no compulsion about it.
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ACT
HALTS PURGE
Visit TO San Louis Was tor
Purpose Of Curling
Kotheads

NEYICO d. F, June 30. (IP;.
a now technique Of governments
has been put into effect IN Mexico
nv President LazarO CardenaS,;; :
Force and the elimination OIL
DANGEROUS opposition leaders or
ovar-ambitious candidates Tor inc
presidency were formulas OF gov
ernmcnt of previous preSidS'''S
and dictatorS. ,,,.or NOT
a single political murder or TAX
court-martial has been ordered,
Even bloody armed resistance mas
NOT provoked use Of such methods
as were common i'm the past; :,
The real purpose of CardcnaS
,.;s;, IN San Luis POtosi probably
has been entirely lost sight OF
abroad, He did not go there TO
lead the military operations
AGAINST the small bands who were
frior,lIv 10 former Gen. Saturninoo
Cedilro. He went to San LUIS anu
siarcd there three weeks prlnci-
n.IIv 10 sec that moderation
should prevail in handling cap
trrrrd rebels. and those who vol
UNFAIRLY surrendered. His pres
once in San Louis had a stablllz-
inc influence. and automatically
uuashcd the desire Of some eie-
ments to effect an old-fashioned
MPvican purge.
All of this does not mean 10
say that the Cardenas regime does
not have force behind 1t, however
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,cconpanies. cffcctuallZcs.
LOYALTY IN COVENANT
ON

The Cali, to Covenant came
through Joshua and showed his
Iovaltv in the covenant of conse-
rrtion, At the ripe age OF llO
Joshua called together the heads
Of the people. 1t was perhaps at
his residence in Mount Ephraim
that he warned them against COM
promise with the heather nations
W vet in the land. 1t was at
Shcchcm, where the bones OF
Joseph we're buried, that under
his stirring example and appeal
the people renewed their cove
nant to worship and serve Je-
hovah alone. This covenant was
crcditably kept during the days OF
Joshua and Of the elders VINO
survived him. Cd 1t was cove,
nant of service. Fear the Lord
with reverence and respect.
Choose HIN in preference to any
god and all gods in Egypt, Ga,
naan, and Chaldea. Put down and
put away every god ever wor-
SHIPPED. Serve God alone, sincere
ly. and without swcrving. Serve
him Individually, in families, and
as a nation. (2l 1t was cove
nant of steadfastncss. Let people
answer and aver their loyalty to
Jehovah who brought them out
of bondage with a mighty hand
and set them in large place OF
opportunity. Could they ever for
sake him who had never forsaken
them? eve also (will) serve the
Lord: for he is our God" (3) 1t
was a covenant of security. The
only soft path for any people is
the path of the covenant with
God. To forsakc him is to invite
certain disaster. To please him,
our sins must be forgiven we
cannot serve Jehovah and at the
same time serve other gods. But
he is ready to forgive our sins
and to accent our service. With
Israel of old lot us say, eve will
serve Jehovah"
BE STRONG AND SERVE
(D Be Strong to Obcv. "rhc
Lord snake unto Joshua" (vcrsc
~. The Lord commanded and
some things were difficult, but
Joshua obeved though toll and
trial came before triumph. The
strong man is the obcdient man
the man who obcys God.
CIV Be Strong to Advance.
."Arise. 90 over" There rolled
the Jordan flood athwart IsraePs
path. Could they cross? Not alone
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wind-breakcr every once in a while
to demonstrate that they are true
representatives of the working
class.
One of Cardcnas' essential prin-
ciples of government is to make
Mexicans everywhere feel that
they are connected with the CEN
trail government. ,
COUNTRY KNIT MORE
CLOSELY
Until airplanes linked the far
ends. of the country, there were
sections which had little contact
with the homeland. The northern
border states and territories were
in the orbit of the United States;
in the south, Chaipas was closer
to Guatemala than to Mexico,
while Campcche was in the orbit
of British Honduras. Even now
it is easier-except by plane-to
reach Tabasco from New Orleans
than from Mexico City, while Yu-
catan looks upon Havana as its
metropolis.
The big, underpopulated coun-
try-767,198 square miles, with
an official population of 18,O0O,-
600 ESTIMATED, as no accurate
census has ever been taken) is
more than six times the area of
Italy and has less than half its
population.
In the old days, little was done
to try to unite Mexico. For the
president to leave the capital, it
was necessary to convoke con-
gress to grant him the required
permission. Cardenas has abolish
ed all of this. He9 has sought to
get down personally and talk to
as many Mexicans in all parts of
: Mexico as it is physically possible
to do so.
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Evening star., 1938-08-28

of the workers headed by Morton
Friedman yesterday, will come within
two weeks.
The United Federal Workers Of
America, represented In the w. P. A.
by Local /, has been attempting to
negotiate a satisfactory settlement of
grievances for long time. Mr.. Hop
kins was said to have admitted that
several hundred employees in the WASH
ington offices are grossly underpaid.
He also told the union, Mr.. Freid-
man reported. that it is his wish to
put the entire Washington staff under
the Cival Service by the end of the
year, provided this were possible. He
Evening star., 1938-08-28

Washington area, 1t was announced
yesterday.
Roland H. Nelson, Sharptown, Md,
and George E. Sowter, Hagerstown,
we're awarded $500 each for parti-
cipation in the safety drive which be-
gan May S.
Frederick H. Kehew, 923 G street
NV, received one of the Is prizes
of 500. and Joseph Berst, Mount
Rainier, Md, was one of the $50
winners. Among the $25 winners were
Carl w. Dauber, jr.. 1920 Eighteenth
street NV; Thomas j. O'Brien, 1903
Iowa avenue NV; Alan H. Pottinger,