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Evening star., 1939-11-23

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Evening star., 1939-11-23
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Evening star., 1939-11-23

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The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28
SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. E. III. Hilson. pastor
Anita Depp-Y Young. reporter

Sunday services at the Salem
Baptist church were we'll attended
throughout the day. The Sunday
school which has progressed rapid
ly under the leadership of Mr.. j.
Rosebaugh viii forge ahead rapid
ly under his reelected leader
ship.
A. spirited 11:00 service was en-
ioyed by al lpresent Sunday morn
ing Rev. E. H. Hilson filled his
pulpit for the first time In fifteen
days. He has been quite i'll.
The BYPU opened promptly a.
$50 with W. M. Cooper at his
post. We are sure our BYPU will
continue 30 progress under the
leadership of Mr.. Cooper.
Tho evening message was
brought again by our pastor who
gave us many interesting facts
about our race leaders.
The reporter attended the Mis-
sion services of the Society last
Friday and was amixed at the
number present and the spirit mani
tested. The lesson was taught by
the pastor. The slate of officers
for the Missionary Society are as
follows:
President, Mrs. E. H. Hilson;
Vice president, Mrs. Mary Alex.
ander; second vice president, Mrs.
F. Green; Recording Secretary,
Mrs. o. Brown; assistant secre-
tary, Mrs Joe Henderson; Cores
ponding secretary, Mrs Elnors
Morris; Directors: Mrs. A. D
Green director of the Red Circle
Mrs. Mayme Benson. director Of
the Starlight hand, Mrs. G. G.
Otis, assistant director of the Rec
Circle.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Clarinds, Iowa
Rev. Nicholson, pastor

Sunday school opened at the US
ual hour with Brother L. Brorn
presiding. The attendance was good.
Morning service was in a good
spirit. We were pleased to have our
pastor presented after being absent
one Sunday because Of bad wea-
ther. Evening service began at 500
and we had a down pouring of the
spirit. The pastor brought forth
a soul stirring message which was
enjoyed by all. The subject was
"The Hardest Things in Life"
Next Sunday the pastor will
preach a special sermon in the even
ing. Come out and hear this special
sermon All are invited to attend
these services.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28
CHURCH OF GOD
2O25 N. oath st.
Elder S. S. Spaght, pastor

Sunday school opened at the us
ual hour, Sister Naomi Johnson in
charge. The attendance was good.
Tho lesson "Peter Denies his Lord
vas we'll taught.
At HOO the message was bRou-
ghs by tho pastor. Subject; "Take
Heed Lest You Fall" | Cor. 1912.
Many instructive thoughts were re-
ceived through this message telling.
US that we must measure our lives
to Gods word and put all our trust
in God if we expect to stand true
to him. Also it told US it is dan
gsroua to resort to the arms Of
flesh, knowing they win fail.
At 500 YMP The lesson was o
pened by Timothy MeNiel, who re
ceiyed many compliments on such
fine explanation.
At 500 the message was brought
by the pastor. Subject: "By Grace
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28
A TEMPLE CME
CHURCH
Rev. l.. A.. Storey, pastor
Beatrice Gray, reporter

Sunday school opened at the re-
gular hour. Attendance was good
Rev. Storey talked to the Junior
Church. The attendance at morn
ing services is growing. Rev.
Storey preached from Matthew,
al; Luka 23:1.
We r proud of our Junior U.s.
hers who made their first appear
n Sunday morning. Epworth
League opened at $50 with a
good attendance. All groups seem
to be growing more and more in
terested.
Sunday night we worshiped at
Bethel AME in Union services. Rev.
r. A.. Adams was the speaker.
The forward Step Club gave a
Chitterling Supper at the church
Friday night. The Loyal Matrons
club met Wednesday Evening at
tho home Of the president 2606
No. 9th st. Mrs. Daisy Garter
was the hostess Members present
Mrs. Ludie Thomas, Mrs., Rose
Henton, Mrs. Laura Winston, Mrs
Bertha Bell, Mrs. Katie Burnett
Mrs. Mac Ronplae, Mrs Margaret
Allen, Rev and Mrs. L. A. Storey
Refreshments were served af-
Ier the business was over. Mrs. Eff
flo Moore, president, Mrs. Ida Wi
ley secretary
Visitors, Mr.. John Thompson
Dallas, Texas, Mrs. Ednce Davis.
Miss Catherine Bogus, st. John
AME Church, Miss Peggy Ander-
son and Mrs. Martin Anderson st
John AME Church.
Rev. Storey left Wednesday night
for Topeka, Kansas, where he will
attend the Winter Council of the
CINE Church. He will be back in
his pulpit Sunday morning.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28
SUMMER ROMANCE FREEZES
IN SNOW OF JANUARY

| met a nice boy during my sum
mer vacation. We went everywhere
together. | took a great liking to
him and | had begun to regard
him as my very own. He re-
turned to school last fall. He wrote
several times and finally stopped
writing altogether. l am at a loss
to understand his action since we
have had no misunderstanding.
Please answer and tell we what
I should do To gain his attention.
Truly Worried.
In love as IN other things we
must be continually on the alert to
counterfeit changing conditions.
Young love has not accumulated
enough memories to last it over
any prolonged period. Only mature
love can stand an extensive sep
aration. A woman should always be
sweet and pretty on the day of her
lovers departure-even wives often
send their husbands with an i'll
tempered impression of themselves;
a very bad practice indeed. Per-
haps a BEAUTIFUL photograph would
help to stimulate his memories.
Don't mention your feeling Of
neglect. or accuse him of forgetful-
ness. Pretend without actually ly-
ing, you are having a wonderful
time. Think of him and the mem
cries of last summer. Don't let him
think you have no other admiders.
Get busy on some of your tome
talent 80 you won't have to dwell
to heavily on this rather onrelia-
BILE FINANCE. Where there is youth,
there is hope.
Miss Waters a member of the
Niles Domestic Bureau has kind
ly consented to assist IN the adj
justment of love and domestic
problems for readers of this pa
per. Answers given through this
column ~ free. For private and
detailed answers, send addressed
stamped envelope and zoe. Ans
wers in this column are limited
to readers and subscribers of this
paper. Address Miss Trubble Wat
tiers. Box Is, of the Omaha Guide
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28
Nj. CALVARY COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Rev. r. ". Johnson, Pastor
Mrs. Edna Mitchell. Reporter

At 9:45 o'clock Sunday school
was opened with Mrs, Edna Nit
chell, superintendent in charge.
There was a nice attendance. The
children and officers Of the school
went to the alter for prayer thank
ing God for healing little Madeline
German. We praise God for his Won
derful power. Mrs. Irene Booker,
lead the prayer.
100 services was opened by the
Choir singing. Our pastor brought
tho message from IL Timothy 15
verse. Subject: Advancing With
Cod" The spirit ran high.
At 800 Young Peoples Union
was opened by Sister Woody. The
Union is also sponsoring a Bible
Drill. Everyone is welcome to take
e part. The Holy Ghost Is also
giving e prize. There are 3 prizes
fer tho first 9 months of the year.
The 500 service was opened
with the choir singing 1.-THE Lord
Is In His Holy Temple The pas
tor brought the message from st.
Luke 17:12-13. Subject; master
Have Mercy on U.s."
Wednesday night from 7:30 un-
I'll $3.50 regular service. from $3.50
until $3.50 Pastors Aid, from $3.50
until 1920 Choir rehearsal.
Friday night January 9th the
Choir is sponsoring a musical. All
arc welcome. There will be o silver
offering.
Tuesday night January 31st the
Healing Board is sponsoring Birth
day Party for all the folks born in
January. There will be a program.
Tho committee in charge are: Sis
ter Edna Mitchell, Sister Sanders,
and Sister Robinson. All r well
come. Tho church will be open at
1870 o'clock. This is free to child
rem and grown ups. Watch for the
date of the Heaven and He'll En-
tertainment, given by the junior
Usher Board. Sister Helen Lee is
president.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28
ST. JOHN AME. CHURCH
The Friendly Church"
DR.. r. A. Adams. Pastor

The Sunday school opened at st.
John at $3.50 A. M. with Mr.. T..
II Goodwin superintendent in
charge.
DR.. Adams continued his message
on Vain Philosophy" under a
great handicap of the thought Of
the illness of Mrs. Adams. DR..
Adams gave a very practical mes
sage.
The Union Service at Bethel
AME Church with DR.. Adams and
hsi Choir serving was full of spirit.
To be in this service and not feel
that there rs something within,
should tell you, you need a check
upon yourself. The st. John choir
sang with great spiritual feeling
and set most minds in shape to
hear DR.. Adams message on the
"Changeless Christ"
There were people in all parts
Ct the church taken down with
spiritual JOY. Let us pray that this
Union service may grow more and
more powerful and brake the hearts
of many sinners and luke warm
Christians.
The sick of the church are about
the same except the wife of the
pastor, Mrs. Adams, who has just
como home from the hospital and
is doing fine. Brother George Ray
and l.. NJ Goodlett are about the
same. Brother W f. Carter is out
agein.
Next Sunday January Doth, the
Union Services will be held at st.
John with Rev. Camper and his
choir serving. The attendance at
these services are getting so large
the pastors will have to find a
larger place to worship.
We are glad to have the daugh-
ters Of Rev. and Mrs. Adams with
US, but are sorry they had to come
on such a mission.
You are always welcome to st.
John.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28
PARADISE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. c. Adams. Pastor
I. Hawthorne, reporter

Sunday school opened at the Us
usl hour with TIE superintendent,
Mrs. Il. z. Hill, IN charge. The SER
yea vas turned over to the dea-
cons.
11.09 service WAS preached b.
Rev e. Adams. TIE Inspiring mes
sage vas enjoyed BY all. BYPU o
pened at $50 president presiding.
Mrs. L. Hawthorne IS The president.
There we're quite \ few in atten-
danes and also a goodly number Of
visitors. The evening service was
turned over to the deacons. The
sermon was preached by Rev. Har-
ris from Pilgrim Church. 1t was
greatly enjoyed by all.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28
RRTHEL A. n. Z. CHURCH
Rev. w. M. Camper, pastor
:. S. Jefferson, reporter

Sunday school opened at the US
ii lime, 9:45, with a very fire
atten ance. Subject "Peter Denies
Ris Isrl", Luke 31:24. Teachers
ts5k charge of their classes for
thirty m nutes after which a splen-
ID review By hrs. M. Smith. IS
minutes was spent in Devotional.
Two young boys Joined tn church
W thank the Lord for this.
- 1900 our regular service be
gar Prayer By Rev. Cooley, Scrip
tire lesson was from Matthew Is,
after which Rev. ". NJ. Camper
lfeae t 20 us a wonderful mes
saee. from Luke 1910. The spirit
IN b eh in Bethel.
\ largo number Of Visitors we're
present TO worship with us in our
morning serviee. Bethel was filled
70 Is capacity IN the Union SER
vice Sunday night. Rev. Adams Of
st. John AME Church and his
wonderful choir conducted the SER
vices. Our regular class and pray
er meeting on Wednesday night of
each week. The Allen Christian En-
leayor League at $50 Sunday even
ins.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28
TO CONTINUE UNION SERVICE

The Union services which have
met with such an overwhelming
success, including the eolored Me
thodist Churches Of the city, will
continue to the last Sunday in
March, according to Rev. J. d.
Hancock pastor of cla.r Chapel
Last night at Bethel AME church
when Dr.. r. A. Adams, pastor Of
st. Johns AME Church delivered
his sermon and his choir sang,
marked the last Of the original of
these meetings. But because of
tho enthusiasm shown and the
packed houses at each service, the
meetings will continue until the
last Sunday in March. Next Sun
day night the services will be held
at st. John AME church at 22nd
and Willis avenue. The Rev. Cam
per, pastor of Bethel AME church
will speak and his choir will sing.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28
THE CHURCH OF THE LIVING
GOD (CWFF)
2316 N 25th Street
Elder n. L. Steele. pastor

Sunday school opened at the us
nal hour with Elder n L. Steele
asting SUPERINTENDENT. The lesson
was tanaht from Luke y. Tonic.
..Meetine Unexpected Danger"
AT HOO Elder Steele preached
from Fhnesians BIS. lis subject
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28
MOUNT MORIAH VOTED
GOODWILL MUSICAL HOST

The president of the Goodwill
Spring Musical Choirs met at the
home of L. L. McVay, last Sunday
and voted Mt. Moriah Baptist
Church Choir host of the 1889 mu-
seal, which will take place Sunday
April 80. This will be the fifth
Sunday in April and we hope all
churches and civic groups will
leave this date open SO that all
citizens of Omaha may be free to
go to what is growing to be a day
looked forward TO by all.
Mount Moriah was followed in
votes by Hillside Church Choir.
One could NOT help smiling to be
In a netting of IL church choirs
presidents and SEQ such fine spirit
of cooperation on the part of all.
They pledged their support TO make
this years. musical even more in
teresting than last.
The president wish to take this
opportunity to thank the local pa
pers for the fine stories carried in
their papers about the musical.
Read your local newspapers and
you will keep posted on the news
regarding the musical.
Remember the slogan for this
year will be Esprit Of Solidarity
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28

Chief j. P. P. stuekey chief
Bishop Of the Brotherhood of the
Church eff the Living God will be
here Friday 9th Saturday 18th,
and Sunday 10Th, Of January. We
are asking all to come and here
this great man of God as he preach
es tho Word of God so plainly. at
the Church of the Living God, at
2316 No. 18th st.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28
Meditation

Come now, and let US reason to-
gether", Saith the Lord: Through
your sins be as scarlet, they shall
DO as white as snow though they
DO red like crimson, they shall be
like wool" Isiah 1913.
1t may be that our zeal is SOME
times misdirected zeal for souls
ONE before zeal for the church.
Some say that we need revivals to
raise up workers for tho church. Or
we need revivals because we can
not as a church live without them.
Tbs is perhaps true. But there is
a greater reason than either of
these why we need revivals. We
need revivals because so many
dear, ~prescious souls are yet un-
saved. Our mission is to save souls
We should have a proper zeal for
tho church to be sure and support
and the church will hear the work.
ers and live.
We are thankful for another day
of worship and praise.
Jan. 22nd. Sunday school opened
at the usual hour with an appre-
citation attendance. The supt. Bro.
James Fellows and his staff of
teachers were at their posts.
Morning service-At 11:00 the
Choir marched in professional sing
ing, "Holy, Holy, Holy. The pastor
selected the text Isiah LILO. "Hear
the Word of the Lord using the
subject, Depression the cause and
the cure" The cause, failure to
obey God. The eure-We must live
holy, sanctified, free and separated
from sin right here in this present
world. Truly our hearts were made
to rejoice.
ACE League opened at 500 with
the president, Raymond Alexander
AZ leader.
7:30, the pastor preached from
the 18th chapter of st. John Theme
"Jesus Lives The central thoughts
brought out were-(1) Without
God, Nations will perish. (2) A
person without God is dangerous
character. (3) The Churches are
carrying a heavy load; the reason,
too many h%ypocrites in the chur-
ches.
For a real gospel feast, we invite
you to visit Allen Chapel A. NJ f.
Church.
.-.. Announcements $500.
Tho chicken dinner given Friday
January goth by tho Trustee help
ers club was a huge success. We
thank YOU for your patronage. Mrs,
Jean Hodges IS president, Mrs. F.
Redd, secretary.
Monoday, January 23rd
$50 P. M. Junior Stewardness
Meeting at the home of Miss S.
Stennis.
Wednesday, January 25th
6:40 Partia Club meeting as the
church. 1880 Prayer and class
meeting. There will be = special
sermon by Elder R. J.. Moody.
Friday. January. 9th
7:30 P. NJ. Choir rehearsal at
the home of Mrs. Mosley, 5626 So.
oath st,
Sunday, January goth
The Missionary sermon by Eva
anoelist Anna Burton of ST. John
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28

xHssxW
THIS WEEK
IN RHGIoA & THOUGHT
by ROBERT l.. MOODY
Eyes of Hope

Eyes of Hope
During my high school days |
remembered seeing the the play,
eyes of Love-. AS l read an arti-
Gle by Mr.. Ollie Stuart in January's
Readers Digest l have been made to
think about the hope that bubbles
up in our hearts.
February will bring Negro his
tory week again, and tire things
that Mr.. Stuart said supply food
fer thought. Under the heading "a
Negro Looks at the South" we are
told that appropriations for Ne
gro Education have been more than
doubled during the past twenty
years or more. Living conditions
such as housing, are much improv-
ed. The old double tenent quarters
+ being replaced by modern
dwellings,.
We are told that education is
bringing about a better under
standing between the opposite
races. IN cities like Atlanta, Bir-
mingham, and Nashville, intercol-
logiato friendship and study brings
into a real fellowship. Speaking of
business and newspapers a real
tribute as paid to the southern Ne
gro. The author stated: ''The only
Negro daily newspaper in the world
is not published in Harlem On. "
but in Atlanta, Ga. The Atlanta
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28
PLEASANT GREEN BAPTIST
CHURCH
Rev. Reynolds. pastor
Villa Mae Ross. reporter

Sunday school opened at 900
with Miss Ruth Reynolds in charge,
rha teachers took charge of their
classes. We had a song rendered
by the Red Circle Girls. Song by
all. of tn classes was rendered af-
forwards.
Morning worship was held at
1l:00 with TIE deacons in charge
OF the devotional services Song
by tho choir. Prayer for the sick.
A sermon was preached by the
pastor, Rev. Reyonlds. We had as
= visitor, Miss Ar.sta Williams,
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28
CHURCH NEWS
2s16 Blonde St

2816 Blonde st.
BYPU was held at 500 witt
the vico president in crarge. Songs
we're rendered by the pianist. Tea
chers took charge of their classes
Tor twenty minutes. A lovely pro
gram was rendered.
Evening worship was opened at
500 with the deacons in charge OF
ire devotional service. Prayer fol
the sick was by Rev. Green. And
inspiring sermon was preached by
Rev. Reynolds. Visitors were Mrs.
Moore.
Ycu are welcome to eur church
a. any time
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28
World.

World.
limo will not permit u men,
tioning all of the noble improve
ments in the South. We know that
it L probably very far from being
the Utopia, but we must recognize
tho blessings so far. Like the pro-
phetq OF old, let US look forward
with "eyes Of hope" toward the
time when prejudice will cease
to b and equality, brotherhood and
liberty may be enjoyed to TIE high
est degree.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28

Are Saved" Eph. 2:5. The mes
sage was a very broad one teach
inc how the works Of Gods Grace
open our hearts and saves Us from
sin and worldliness. So different
IS the life of that person whose
heart has been save by grace
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28
HILLSIDE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
seth and Ohio sts.,
Rev. John S Williams, paetor

Last Sunday morning service at
hillside was a great benelection
to those who were present. Rev.
Sister Ada Calhoun, evangelist re-
Gently returned from California,
brought the message. The Sunday
school was largely attended and
Superintendent Lewis gave g strik-
ing review Of the lesson. The Jun
ior Choir with its beautiful yes
ture, sang Christiansens, "Fairest
Lord Jesus" with Charlotte ia
merson as soprano soloist. The af-
ternoon vespers broke record at
tendance since the genesis Of these
services. The "Invincible Quartette",
the only one Of its kind of Oma-
ha rendered the music. The musi-
cal vespers for January 10Th will
be n of unusual interest and
beauty. The Junior and Senior
Choirs of Hillside will furnish the
music. Rev. John S. Williams, pas
to- of the church will give read
ings from Gibran's "the Son of
Man" Make these afternoon SER
vices a part of your Sundays acti-
vities.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28

Since the Golden Gloves Fights
many of the boxers have won New
names, namely, the HORIZONTAL
Thunderbofts.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28

Why does Willie Edison want
to know you down. when surss
one mentions a certain Oentraiite.
Do you or don't you William.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28
2418 Grant st. Omaha, Nebraska.
--oOo-
LET ME CRUSH THE
POISON SERPENT
(By William Huff for AMP

Let me crush the poison serpent
With the spike upon my heel;
Let me teach them once for al
ways
How the spiked or bitten feel.
When they had the reigns Of
power
They were naughty then and bold
All, Believe me, they were heart
less,
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28
ALLEN CHAPEL AME CHURCH
Tho Church that welcomes you
25th and r Street
Hev. ii. d. Pige'ie. pastor

9:so A. NJ. Sunday school, j.
Fellows, Supt.
11:00 A. M, Morning worship.
600 l.. NJ. ACE. League, Ray
nond Alexander, Press dent.
1880 P. NJ. Evening worship.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28

1t seems that Walt Gaskins came
out second best last Saturday al
noon. 1t was not a love match by
any means
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28

AM Church.
Friday, January Bird
Tisa dinner given by the Tro-
gan Club.
Sunday, February 5th
$50 P. NJ. All requests program
given By Senior choir Mrs. Ethel
webb, directress.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28

A "Get Together Party" was
held at Billy De Villas house last
Sunday night.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28
THINGS YOU
NEVER KNEW
UNTIL NOW
BY Etaoin Shrdlu

Fiash:-
What happened to the j~itterixags
when Mrs. Jackson came home
last Friday night. l know.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28

7. Hicks has grown up consider
able since the days when.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28

"Au Revoir" or words to that af-
feet. 2 f~f
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28

No denying on T. Seott's part of
liking F. F. Cant blame you.
She is pretty.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28

1.-TWO gun man" Rice or two
lady man Rice | should say frons
tho way things look. He never faxs
to have two girls when walking
down the halls Of Tech High. What
''has he got that Gets Them.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28

We should give our race a break
in colored pictures. They are just
starting and have not had the
chance or money to turn out pro-
auctions like the white companies
Tho same is true with the newspa-
pers, and other Negro concerns.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28

B. V. seems to have Changed
Partners" now and turned back
to J. @. T.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28

Boys up to Tech lever run af-
ter girls on the fourth floor. Cor
do theyD Because they are like
street cars. There be another along
in a minute.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-28

Thomas Vaughn Gems to like
z. NJ. quite a lot Better watch
your step Vaughn. w. E. will
spank.