The Omaha guide., 1947-02-22
SERVICES-Sunday II A. M.
Wednesday, 8 P. M.

Wed
ing to meet the qualificationsLne
usually tries everything else in the
world and then he comes into the
church, bringing usually a broken
and dissipated body and soul to
Christ for forgiveness. Man must
wake us to the fact that Gods
way will prevail, not, and man
must get and stay on Gods side
regardless of the wrong doings of
his fellowman.
Visitors: MI. U. S. Robinson, of
Gary, Indiana, sister of our own
Mrs. T. Goodwin and wife of Rev.
u. S. Robinson of First AME.
Church of Gary, Indiana; Mrs.
Birdie Thomas of Omaha, and Mrs.
E. Hubert of Omaha.
Reverend L. S. Goolsby our Pre-
siding Elder will be with us Sun
day and Monday February % and
"a to conduct the Quarterly Serv-
I've d1u NOIllCICllGC.
The Steward department, of our
church desires that all members be
prepared to pay your so cents reg
ular assessment and that all aux
iliaries and clubs be prepared with
your reports and assessments. Let
us keep this Quarterly conference
in the successful column : as we
have in the past by having all our
reports in on time. When we do
this, we help our Stewards, our
Pastor, and ourselves, for we are
insuring for children A Bigger, bet
ter, Greater st. Johns in Omaha,
spiritually and financially.
We still find it difficult to be-
lieve that a fellow Christian COM
rade and brother, Mr.. Grover c.
Walker, has passed on to his bless
ed reward. That such a champion
of the fundamental Christian
rights of the program of the
Father and the Son here on earth.
He was constantly on the battle
field for his Lord serving to the
best of his ability to death.
Brother Walker we know that
this separation is temporary, for
some day in the not too distant
future, we shall meet again in a
glorious reunion in Our Fathers
Kingdom.
To the beloved wife and relatives
we the Officers, Pastor and wife.
and members of st. John extend
our sincere sympathy and say to
you, Brother Walker, has won a
secure place in our hearts. The
memory of the Christian ideals
and principles that he stood for
u everlasting.
Let us pray for the sick where
ever they are and whoever they
may be.
The Allen Star group will meet
at the home of Mrs. A. Jones 2624
Grant ST., Friday February %
1871 at 4 p. 10.
Allen Star group No. 2 will meet
! Friday February %, 1947 at the
I home of Mrs. II. Adams, 1922 N
! 24th Street. Mothers see that youl
children attend these two meet,
ings.
Youth attended the Pandra Club
meetings each Saturday at z p. m
at st. Johns church. Youn people
this is your club, so come out won't
you?
Willing Workers Circle No. ]
are sponsoring a series of Dinner.
at the residence of Mrs. Hattie
Hawkins 2318 North 22nd st
Hours 1870 to 400 p. m.
Circle No. 8 are sponsoring g
series of chitterling, fish and han
dinners, Saturdays, from IL noon
to 1000 p. m.
Rev. F. s Goodlett took his text
for his Union message at Cleaves
Temple Sunday, February 16, 194l
from Habskuk, End chapter, 3ro
verse. His timely message of the
evening Gods Answer to a Con
fused Mani"
Union Services will be at st
Johns Church Sunday February
%, 1947. Reverend E. B. Childress
will be the speaker.
The Youth Guild and its sponsor
Mrs. w. P. Erwin gave a lovely
Valentine Tea at the parsonage or
last Sunday. We pause to com
mend this group and their sponsor
for such a nice affair.
Mothers send your children tc
Sunday School every morning al
$50 a. m. Attend our morning
services at II: 100 a. m. Union Ser
vices 7:30 p. m. Visitors and
friends are always welcome at St
Johns the friendly church at 22nd
and Willis Avenue.