The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28
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Several thoughts from this out.
standing sermon were When a
man walks with God, God talks
with him and that man in turn
will talk with and too others a.
bout God; the quality of any gift
portrays the integrity of the gil
yer and a man cannot resolve him
self in Christ unless he submits
himself to Christ.
Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs. H. S.
Fletcher of Omaha; Mrs. l.. B.
Hemingway, sister of Mrs. w.
V. Countee of Cleveland. Ohio.
The Missionary Society will have
their last special service of the
1916 year on Sunday evening, at
7:30 p. m. The Watchmen's Choir
us under the direction of Bro.
H. L. Preston will sing with Mrs.
Otto Jamerson at the piona. Plan
to attend this beautiful Christian
service because from all indica-
tons from the mems rehearsals
and other participants, this last
service OF this year by this So
ciety will be a history making
evening of Christian fellowship
and brotherhood.
The Watchmen will hold their
last rehearsal before this service
Friday evening at 8 p. m. at the
home of Bro. Preston, 2314 Char
les Street.
AS we make our contributions
and pay u class dues and gen
eral fund let's not forget to stop
On each Sunday to place in orT'
envelope or on the table 81 or
more in building fund. Every
contribution to this fund will go
toward u goal of building a
better st. Johns in our commun-
ity for our children.
The Stewardess Board and it's
President Mrs. Minnie Wilson ex-
tended a cordial invitation to all
members and friends of st. John
to attend their annual open house
for our pastor and wife. This
fellowship social will be held at
the parsonage 2416 Binney Street
from Z to IL p. m. New Years
Day. These industrious and fine
ladies' of our church welcome all
who care to come out.
The Watchmen are planning an
all-religiouS film the month of
January. Watch this column next
week for the announcement of the
date and time.
The Juniof Choir's Christmas
party at the parsonage December
q was a huge success. Everyone
who attended including the pas
tor and his wife had a hilarious
time. There was plenty of ice
cream and other goodies along
with a host of musical numbers
by the young people to add to this
cheerful and merry party.
Rev. and Mrs. Childress sincere
ly thanv the Choir and its presi-
dent John Orduna for the lovely
gifts.
Mrs. Carrie Carter was more
than elated over the excellent re-
Spouse on the part of the men,
bership and friends of st. Johns
in filling the Christmas basket for
the pastor and his wife. It's In
selfishness, devotion, and appre-
citation shown by the membership
and friends of st. Johns by these
two Christian leaders. Mrs. Car
ter wishes US to pay to the MEM
bers and friends May God show
er from heaven an abundant of
blessings of good cheer and hap
piness through the New Year.
We bow our heads a moment
in humble prayer to give thanks
to God for the beautiful program
presented on Tuesday night
Christmas Eve at 8 p. m. by our
Sunday School children. For we
know that such a splendid perfor-
nance on their part could not
have been given if the Spirit of
God hadn't been manifested first
in these children in coming out
to prepare for this program, Sc
cond in the parents who help to