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ROOMS WANIEp lcont. }

NAN requires immediately large sgle. nm
IN west end section; pref. near G. W. q.
WANTED BY EMPLOYED GIRLS, bodily.
rm., laundry privileges, in Friendship Hgts
section. Phone EN-. o762 bet. 3 and
GOVT. BACHELOR, clean. quiet, desires /
or 2 housekeeping rooms. Please state
Box BOIL. Star %
ROOM or rooms urgently
needed; reasonable rent; any location.
Phone CHI. 9314 %
SINGLE ROOM for girl, in vicinity of
5699 Saturday
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POULTRY and EGGS

Me. 00Se--Baby chicks. feed and poultry
1000 new HAMP. RED week-oid chicks,
$12 per hundred o. G. MAXWELL,
Lanham. Md. Hyastsyille 0sa6.. II
Mass.-catalogue and prices upon request.
5464
PoLLoRUM- TESTED CHICKS - Wayne
feeds carried in stock at all times: only
hatchery in D. C. CAPITAL HATCHERY,
1888 Kenilwoith ave. me-. Ii. e529. At.
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ROOMS FURN.-Northeo.t Cont. }

1921 ,KEARNEY sT.-Double room. in pri-
ya.e home. next bath: near inauguration;
S hoos Or eass sos
9ss 1ss 'i i1aS aS0r ST. IA AEtars. Rs74 double room
and s'ng.e room; laundry PRIVILEGES; Is
@ @sos AsSoT #. Ne NJ 'GHa near srd and R. !,
Newly furn., twin beds: pvt. home: 2
f sio ISL sD 81 e0S1s Rn asns front
young lady: $3.50 per month. TR. 5i44
asie FORT ToTTEN DIR. NE.-Attrac-
siyey durn dole I'm for or cps
119 4th ST. NE.-Ioyely front dble. nm,
newly furn; eonv to ~ Pleasant carline;
sRENTWoop EaSTsa Sf'' VILLAGE, sSso 1447 channins
st. n.e..-Single and double rooms; new Co.
lonial home; near streetcar or bus. MI.
LARGE ROOM fer empl. couple; pvt. en-
transe No drnkinE q children; near
TEEN TaE aARfcK. SHsss nss s0as St. n.e-Nicey fur
nished. clean. warm rm.. single beds: run
ming 1ln ! water water. laundry pr privilsees: double.
sos saith PL, NE. River Terrace-Ha BLK
transp: small rm.. next to bath $40 mo-;
Nicely iFuRNIsHED. large double rm.,
c;h.w;, unlim. phone: $40 for per month.
ss7 st. N:E.-priyste home, cony:
Hse p5efsrrsd ed Phone Ts 4eo1 ,,r,sn.a
seSm sa month block s saF'af as breakfast OPTIONAL
CoLoRED-NEATLY Col DsEia. FURNISHED room.
suitable for couple or 2 girls: some priv
ileges: So each per week. MI: -12l0:- "a
ROOMS FURNisHEp-s.E. and s.w.
1888 S. CAROLINA AVE. s.E-Large,
front. double. bsd-sitting room; cony. shop,
eyt. seatiie home. for man. sSb isV a month.
f6th 4th ST. sE.--Large front room suit
aas 9th ST. s.w.-Nr. Capitol and Govt.
Bldgs single rm. for gentleman; $40 mo.
sss II &; sfh ST. s.E.-Room for settled lady
or gentleman, S25 month. Cal, after, s
1854 SAVANNAH ST. s.E.-Two furnished
rooms, for girls. $40 per wk.; conv transp.
Isl. isha aRs E.. caPiroL sT.-sinsle and double
isia a:'. 10th San'S 81. E s.E.-studio bedrm.. new
home: close to stores and transp: $50 mo.
ONE LARGE DOUBLE front rm.. Q adults
or empl, couple; no drinking; conv. to
aTrRHcTivE AZ IA nH Room Nv with twin beds for
z5s lev alter ss'e Sso nshf al day sat
soi sog saS saS TTaosyE sT. sE-1 room, with cooking
facilities, $40 week. Apply MRS. JONES.
1891 PENNA. AVE. s.E.-Furn. front rm..
tyin, beds. $50 mo-: next to BATH FR.
200 % lth ST.. s.E.-Newly decorated. nicely
furnished single and double rms. must see
to appreciate: rent reasonable. EN-. 1888
until 6 . M: ewes. TR. 9O01.
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AVIATION.

EvERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
sHivERs INSURANCE AGENCY. 1910
Vermont ave. NV DI 100
AVIATION INSURANCE, reliable under
writers: LIE ROY MARK, INC. Colorado
SIss;, NA osol ,
OBS aircraft or engine: excellent buy at
S2;ie5 JACK BARTELS SP. 0S2S -4
Pr 26-Radio. licensed to Aug, 1947.
vfa.Accept any reasonable offer. RA. 1891.
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

IF YOU HAVE an old or disabled horse or
mule. call Spruce CS27 2S
FRESH JERSEY cow, 4th calf. Laurel
451-R. Il
WILL THE PARTY who purchased ! black
horse from my farm, at NAPLES Mills Cor
ner, Drainesville District Fairfax Co.,
within the past few weeks and who carted
same away in truck, please call me2 Have
knowledge of party, but do not have ad-
dress This is very important and to the
interest of party taking delivery. Phone
FA 1871, .
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

WILL SELL on TRADE for Warrington
u. c. real estate my home in Greenville,
s.. c.; 8 rooms: oil heat: bungalow; large
lot; gArase: ell new. Want 6-room or
siMilar house. J. H. CAMPER. Box 1911,
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ROOMS WANTED.

REFTNED PROF. LADY desires rm. In apt
house or share apt. With another lady.
Boz 284-R Star. -
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BOATS.

MARINE INSURANCE, reliable underwrit-
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MA. 0601
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HOUSES FURNISHED,

RlVER TERRACE N.E.-Widow with child
Or ,ouple to share nice private home with
n1siness couple; woman to care for home
rent free. Box 202-M. Star.
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APARTMENTS sus. WANTED

VETERAN AND WIFE, both employed
desire apt. in Silver Spring area, 81
g1OO. Ext. 8. bet. am, and 4:30 p.m :.
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RADIO COMMENTATOR, wife, children,
need unfurn. apt. or partly furn. house;
months rent in advance. ME. $500; Ext.
SCHOOL TEACHER and veteran husband
seeking apt. in NV. section or Arlington;
up to $50. Cali MR.. GRACE. Wo. 30SS.
Ta.EE = :ts sEIs dssss o ts5p 7. S5 nSR Ma
EX-NAVY OFFICER and nurse wife ur-
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Call DU. 67al sitter 8 pm. -26
SAILOR AND WIFE desire or 8 room
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Call between and 4. FR. 400, Ext. 3l0.
DOCTOR. permanently stationed waiter
Reed Hospital. wife and Q babies. desper-
ately neea ant. furnished or unfurnished.
MRS. REIDENBACH, AID. 5567. -26
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bath. wanted By congressional secretary.
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PROFESSIONAL LADY desires unfurnished
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

WINTER VACATIONERs-Boar your dog
in heated sanitary. weil-supervised ken
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outside runs; long,term rates: pickup and
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Evening star., 1947-07-08

James DooIitils. psprsssntaiiy Harry Sheppard
and Col. Melvin Mas.
wDc, i0:00-Ssnaior J. Howard Me6rath
and Dr.. Phoiius Kyritsis discuss 6rsses's claim
10 Northern EpIrus, now before tho U. n.
for settlement.
Wop, 1880" Should Hawaii Be Ad.
mittsd 10 tho Unionr' Representative Prince
Preston. tv and Joseph Harrington, eongrss.
sona DsIsgats from Hawaii, debate the issue.
Evening star., 1947-07-08

ths Ffsseobaldi.KindIer "1oteafo," Wagnefs
Prelude and Love Death" from Tristan and
Isolde" DsNbss' Procession Of Batehus" and
and LIslfs "coneerfo In Flat. No. H. with
Pianist Luiss vosgerehian IS soloist.
.W0P, 9:30-Agnss koorshsad is the star
Of Payment Deferred" tho t. s. Forester
Jeffrey Dell murder tale.
VOL. $50" Should the Present ArmY.NaW
Merger Bill Be- Passed." Speakers are 1t. Gen.
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on the AIR IoNieHT.

WMAL, S;30-Volinisi Jan 7omasow play.
Tthaikowkys Concerto in D. Major" Ths
National symphony Orchestra, conducted b,
Howard Mitchell, plays sehuberfs Rosa
munds" overture and Bsnnsti's "Imaginar
Drama" overture.
WhAl, 9;30-1hs Boston Symphony orehss
tra, under The direction Of Arthur Fielder, offer!
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-29
Reverend F. C.. Williams
Closes Successful Union
Services for 1917

Reverend F. c. Williams of the
Zion Baptist Church was the clos
ing speaker of another successful
Union Services of the 1947 season
on Sunday evening, March %. 1947
His spiritual-filled congregation
heard him and his choir in a SER
vice filled with good fellowship,
and brotherhood raised the King
dom of God here on earth to great
er heights. Rev. Williams chose
his sermon from Proverbs 18th chap
ter and 18th verse and numbers 10
chapter 9th verse, subject being.
Faith in Cod.
This year they We're short in
number of churches participating
in the Union Services. but they
we're as inspiring or more so. as
in past years. The determination
to go on in the name of Almighty
God, despite the smallest in num-
bers these faithful ministers such
as Rev. Williams, Rev. Raines.
Rev. Childress and their support
from Rev. F. S. Goodlett and Rev.
Smith, feel that their decision to
carry on, has more than been am
ply rewarded. The achievement of
this successful season has been
through the cooperation, unific-
alton and the confidence of the
membership and friends of these
churches. It is hoped this warm
fellowship that was so manifested
throughout these Union meetings.
shall be everlasting.
Total attendance at the Union
meetings with five church in 1916
was $500 and total attendance of
the Union meetings in 1947 with
three churches was 1878. which is
definite indication that if one
trusts and holds on to God the
Father and the Son, Jesus Christ,
the future holds no fear for that
person Or persons.
1t is hoped by these fellow min
listers that the fellow churches who
were unable to be with them this
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-29
HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH
BOTH & CORBY
H Fl SCHAJH Pastor

Il. II. JULIA LAM. L dSlOI
Sunday, March 80, is Palm Sun
day, the beginning of Holy Week.
During this week the Christian
Chul oh throughout the world in a
special maner commentaries the
suffering and death of our Lord,
Jesus Christ. Some of the most
important events in the life OF
Christ took place during that week
There is Maundy Thursday when
Jesus instituted the Feast of Love,
the Lords Supper, there were the
TRIALS before Caiaphas, Herod, Pr
late and most important of all the
crucifixion, death and burial of
Jesus. Christians know the mean
ing of these events and therefore
only they can properly observe
them in a fitting way. 1t is true,
the observance of these days has
had its effect upon non-C Christians,
at least outwardly, but only believ-
ers IN Christ can correctly observe
these Christian holidays.
And since Christians know the
significance of Holy Week, they
ought to show their gratitude to
God for what He has done for
them thru Jesus. The Passion
Story of Jesus should arouse in CIV
-eryone of us a deep sense of scr
row over our sins because we know
tat also our sins helped to cruc-
ify the Lord of Glory. 1t should
furthermore move us to cling to
Jesus in true faith knowing that by
His sacrifice our sins are washed
away. Any one who thus observ-
es Holy Week vii also consecrate
himself anew to the service CT
Christ and His holy Church. Such
conservation will show itself in
cody living and diligent hearing
and study of Gods word.
Services will be conducted at the
Hope Lutheran on Palm Sunday at
II a. m. Good Friday Service at
8 P. m. The public is also invited
to attend the MONDAY services at
the State Theatre on Maundy
Thursday and Good Friday IL to
1925. The Rev. V. Gloe of Kan
sas City, Mo, will be the speaker
on both days.
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CHURCH QE cor
ELDER S. S. SPAGHT, Pastor
MRS MINIMIZE Ionic Pnnn~

ELDER 5. s. SPAGHT. Pastor
MRS. MINNIE LONG, Reporter
We the saints of the Church of
God welcome you to come worship
with us and hear the wonderful
truths being brought forth by our
spirit-filled pastor, Elder S. S.
Spaghts. We were blessed in our
morning services with the wonder
full presented message HE shall
not come into the city saith the
Lord II King-20-33 The message
acqainted us more thoroughly with
the tactics of satan his objects and
desires which are to destroy the
souls of men, make man to forget
God and many other detrimental
things. Our souls We're greatly
fed. The message helped us as
Christians to be more alert as sa-
tan is seeking to devour.
Our leader in christian Educat-
ion throughout the Interstate dis
trict of Nebraska, Kansas. and
Missouri, Elder Robert l.. Moody,
was with us Friday instructing us
in Opening the Bible to Children
and Teaching Children in the
Small Church.. Our sessions last
ed one day.
Greetings from our well organ-
lied Sunday School and u effic-
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and breath of these United States,
as well as Omaha, that on Sunday,
April Is, 1947, St. John AME
Church of Omaha, Nebraska, will
hold its Dedication of its main
auditorium of worship. A most
heartily and cordial invitation is
extended by the Officers, Pastor
and wife and the membership to
our many friends to attend this Pre-
Dedicatory Service Oh sunday the
18th of April.
On this day we will take another
step on our way toward our goal
A Bigger. Better and Greater st.
Johns in Omaha for u commun-
ity. our children, and our God.
This step and others like it has
been made possible through the
untiring faith and loyalty Of our
many friends as well as MEM
bership who have gwen us support
in this great christian struggle to
whom we are terribly grateful.
Friends because of your faith a.
long with our members in this
great program God has given US
a Victory that shall forever live in
our hearts. We say to our many
friends, your faith along with ours
has not been in vain and may God
the Father and the Son Jesus
Christ, bestow blessings of good
cheer and happiness upon you
from day unto day.
***
The Willing Workers Club have
planned an excellent program for
Friday evening, March 29th at s p.
m. The Widows Contest on this
evening promises to be n of the
amazing and interesting programs
of this conference year. Let us all
who can plan to attend this affair.
***
We pause to acknowledge and to
thank John Orduna for that won
derful heart-warming appeal Sun
day morning, for we parents to
send our children to Sunday
School every Sunday morning.
Mrs. Childress and her assistants
appeal to the mothers and fathers
of our church to send your child
rem Saturday, March 29th, 1947,
at 1 pm. to the Easter Sunday
School rehearsal at the church.
Let us see that our children are
there and on time mothers.
***
Let us pray for the sick whoever
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-29

they may be or wherever they
may be.
The Missionary Society will
have a special service on Palm
Sunday night at 7:30 p. m. March
Both. The Junior Choir will sing
for this fine group of ladies'. Plan
to attend this beautiful Christian
service.
Sincere thanks to the members
Of st. Johns Usher Board and its
President Brother r. Brown from
the Officers, Pastor and wife and
membership of st. Johns for the
turning over to the trustees of the
Building Fund, on Sunday, March
%. 1947 at the II o'clock service
100000. To this diligence and zeal
GUS auxiliary of our church we of
st. John pray that your storehouse
of goodness and happiness shall
always be abundantly filled with
rich treasures from Heaven.
*** /.
Young People attend your Pan
dra Club at your church st. Johns
every Saturday evening at 7:3O p.
m. Come out and bask in this
glorious fellowship.
The Stewardess and their Presi-
dent Mrs. Minnie Wilson. thank
the members and friends of Saint
Johns for the contribution Sunday
morning to purchase linen for our
Altar upstairs.
The Seven Last Words in music
will be presented by the st. Johns
Choir under the direction of Mrs.
Pearl Gibson on Easter Sunday
night at 7:30 p. m. April 9Th at St.
John. Plan to come, hear and see
this christian presentation.
***
Members of st. John are urged
to secure a membership in the Old
Folks Home. By helping this home
for our old people through our
membership, we in turn are help
ing a most worthy institution. Mrs
Gussie Mcpherson, Chairman of
this Annual Drive or any member
of her committee will be glad to
have your membership. A tea is
being given Sunday afternoon from
5 to z pm. as a climax to this
membership drive. Members and
friends of st. Johns are invited to
attend this tea.
COMING EVENTS
Sunday evening, March 3Oth at
1870 pm. Missionary Society Palm
Sunday Service.
Sunday evening at 7:3O Senior
Choir presentation of the Seven
Last Words, in song Sunday April
9Th.
Sunday April IS, 1947 st. Johns
PRED edicatory Service of Main
Auditorium of Worship.
Monday, April 18th Fashion Pre-
view Everyready Club.
$50
Mothers send your children to
Sunday School every Sunday morn
ing at $50 a. m. Attend our Morn
ing Services at HOO A. M. Our
evening services at 7:3O. Visitors
and friends are always welcome at
st. Johns the friendly church at
22nd and Willis Avenue. Come
and worship with us, won't you?
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-29
Goodwill Spring Musicl
Chorus To Have a Very
Important Rehearsal

The time growing near, makes
the rehearsals very important for
the 18th Annual Goodwill Spring
Musical Festival. The program
will be made up of new numbers
and will take more time to get
them perfected.
Some Choir members are putting
other things first and, shall we
say, expect to come in on the last
rehearsals. Be careful and not
let the deadline cut you out, be-
cause we would like to have all
Choir members take a part. but it
cannot be done without making
the rehearsals.
We have an outlook for more
out of town people than any past
year, to say nothing Of the people
of our city, who say they have nev
er come to our Services before,
but are coming this year.
We r told of q large group in
Sioux City, Iowa, who will make a
special trip down for the Concert.
and a special party from Lincoln,
Nebraska.
We hear Mr.. Bells mother and
perhaps others who viii come from
st. Louis, Mo.
Another reason why all should
make the rehearsals is that some
of the numbers now being re-
hearsed, will be used at the Creigh
ton Stadium Oh June II, 1947,
when there will likely be one thou
sand people on the program.
The rehearsals are being held at
Bethel AME. Church every Sun
day at 4 pm. and Tuesday nights
at 8 pm. and will be except on the
Easter Sunday until time for the
program. The Roll is being taken
at each rehearsal. L. l.. McVay.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-29
USHER BOARD OF CLAIR

The Clair Methodist Usher board
meeting was held at the home of
Mrs. Rosa Johnson, 2514 North
22nd Street, Saturday eve, at 8 o.
clock with eleven members present
Meeting was called to order by the
President. Opening prayer by Mrs.
Wiley. A timely remark by Rev.
Reynolds, our guest of the even
ing.
We extend an invitation to all
Ushers and Usheretes and our
many friends to be with us on Sun
day March 30th for our Annual
Sermon, time 8 p. M, place Clair
Methodist Church, 22nd and Miami
streets. Sermon by our own Rev.
c. c. Reynolds. Come out and hear
this inspiring sermon supported by
Clair Choir:
Martha L. McClelland, President
Willie r.. Hannis, Reporter.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-29
GARD of THANKS

We wish to extend our heart
felt thanks Interpretation for
the acts of kindness, messages
of sympathy and beautiful floral
offerings received from our
many friends in our recent be-
reavement in the loss of our be-
loved mother and wife. Mrs.
Mary Galloway. Especially do
we thank Rev. r. c. Williams.
Pastor, and the Missionary Soc
iety of Zion Baptist Church for
their kind words and acts of
coincidence.
EUGENE SKINNER.
SON,
LINDA SKINNER.
DAUGHTER-IN-LAW,
FRANK GALLOWAY.
HUSBAND.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-29
HILLSIDE PRESBYTERIAN

The Hillside Presbyterian church
services are being held in the
Sharon Seventh Day Adventist
Church, 2760 Lake street through
the Christian fellowship of Elder
Bryant and members.
Soon, we will announce plans for
u building fund. Until that
time we are going forward keep
ing the lights burning in our souls
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-29
A U STUDENTS
TO SPONSOR RACIAL AND
RELIGIOUS MUTUAL
RESPECT ESSAY CONTEST

The 18th annual Racial and Re
ligious Mutual Respect essay con-
test will again be sponsored for
students at the University of O.
maha by DR.. Philip Sher, promin-
ent Omaha physician. Prizes am
ounting to 500 will be awarded to
writers of the best essays.
The judges, who will be chosen
from outside the university, will
judge the essays on the basis of
originality. factual basis for con-
clusion, conference and orderly ar
rangement of materials, correct
ness of expression, and general
appeal to the public.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-29

We extend a cordial invitation to
everyone to worship in the Church
of the open door where a warm
welcome awaits you.
Rev. John e. Cummings of ON
aha Presbytary will speak again
this Sunday at IL a. m.
Mrs. Thelma Newte, Reporter.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-29
BETHEL AME. CHURCH
REV. H. BLETSON, Pastor

CHESTER SCOTT, Reporter
Sunday School opened at the
usual hour. Mrs. Lee reported the
results of her classes rally. They
reported $38.24. Robert Trosper
won first prize by reporting $40.
Hats off to Primary class. :
Next Sunday morning, Palm
Sunday the Senior Choir will pre-
sent Palms and Praises. If you
mis- this service you will miss a
good treat.
Visitors are always welcome at
Bethel.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-29
Matthew, 1-21.
FIRST MISSION or GoD-sENT
LIGHT

LIGHT
PROPHET HESS, Pastor
ORA ROBINSON, Reporter
Sunday was another day Of e
Joicing in the Lord and of giving
thanks to God for His tender mer-
cy and goodness to the children OF
men. Our pastor preached a won
derful sermon Sunday. Our hearts
were made glad as we Toasted on
the word. Text was taken from
81 psalm LIST and 10th verses sub.
In Thee O'Lord do I put my trust.
Every child of God must put his
Dr. her trust in the Lord. because
He is u all in all. Without Him
we are nothing. He is life. in our
blood, action of our limbs and in
finite and a perfect spirit. You
are always welcome to worship
with us. Services Tues. Thurs.
and Sundays s p. m. also every
Sunday at IL noon at 2428 Decat-
ur Streets.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-29

lent Superintendent Mrs. Alice
Britt.
To men throughout the city, may
we leave this thought, And she
shall bring forth a Sol and they
shall call his name Jesus for it is
he that shall save his people from
their SINS
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-29
Deaths = Funerals
Mr. JUIIUS SINCLAIR

Mr.. JULIUS SINCLAIR
Mr.. julius Sinclair of 1914 North
25th Street was stricken on oath
and Lake Streets on last Tuesday.
March 18th. He was picked up by
the ambulance. He was later ident
flied by his mother, Mrs. Helen
Sinclair of the same address. At
the local hospital where he was
taken. he never regained conscious
ness. Funeral services for Mr..
Sinclair were held last Saturday
afternoon from the Myers Funeral
Home at 2 p. m.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-29
LESSON FOR MARCH 80

1ected and copyrighted by international
Council of Religious Education: used by
permission.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-29
RELIGIOUS
NEWS
JOHN AME CHURCH
22ND AND WILLIS AVE.

ZZND AND WILLIS AVE.
REV. E. B. CHILDRESS. Pastor
MASON DEAVEREAUX, Reptr.
A capacity congregation heard
our minister Rev. Childress Sunday
morning, March %, 1947 deliver a
inspiring sermon from Luke 9th
chapter seth verse. He chose as
the subject of his rich christian
message filled with the Holy spirit
of God the Father Follow Me-.
If a mans going to walk with God
he must lay aside his false excus-
eS. A man or woman can't walk
with Jesus Christ today following
in the traditions, customs, mores,
and folksays of yesterday, and if a
man or woman doesn't execute the
program God has sustained for
him or her, God will call that per-
son for he or she is just in the way
of the building of a kingdom of
Heaven here on earth several
thoughts from our minister's morn
ing message.
Visitors: David Colston of Oma-
ha, Miss Sadie George of Omaha,
Mrs. Woodson, Mrs. Durant from
Louisville, KY, Mrs. Logan from
Kansas niece of Rev. Metcalf.
&#&
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year, will be among the number
of churches in the Union Services
of the 1913 season. ,
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-29
Improved SUNDAY
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The Omaha guide., 1947-03-29

Fontenelle hotel walters out in
front in their manners.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-29

Omaha Club walters with Capt.
Earl Jones in the front line on fine
service to their guests.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-29

Paxton Hotel headwaiter and
his crew taking very good car of
service.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-29

Mrs. Corrine McDaniels the wide
awake linen lady of the OAC is
very much out in front at all tim
eS.