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Evening star., 1948-01-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FIRST TIME OFFERED for sale. IN the
heart. of downtown Alexandria. 10000
So it. available space with frontage. on
minutes % Of everything already % ana in hdf ii.
area permits large building, operation and
customers0a = seidom obtainabie Conf eombinS-
tion today unless at .prohibitive cost. This
property suitable for large mercantile
ture or most any line requiring large dis
play space, OF, for stores and apartment
permit buyer to hold indefinitely as invest
ment or for future Improvement and giye
meantime. An excellent opportunity for
some merchant, chain-store corporation,
G5 Centrally 0sssed ia
rapidly growing community should prove
increasingly valuable and would therefore
probation of the value Of dollars now idle
or funds In low-yielding and nonincre-
sps SS CASH scqes sc hsn Raye broEsrs G hTs pyes s
MEf EEsfAukaaT Afss4aEssy BTt ssE Soe. ls S
Testaurant to be S sold compIete {, with eauip.
fSS%AsP 81 ri ,e i eSGpwE1H "a aoea s''s
End commercial GOD: ideally located for
5a es aypef y q RSineEs T. SAWS 9r Gu rhsE ss d
ON ess % Iith ST. 81. NEAR R-s-story brick build
s IS aboSe SSa 'case made ss
4sss ideal sEhE sRiinfsf NHmsdf'f
coRNER s5ae sSennsS DowNToWss VI sss4 stories as and
bsmt., 10000, So. it. bldg. in sound con-
aGa susef ss tId pay Sz nsfOnsi
faaSn mPsssf SaELps
18th ST. N.W.Aseroom ,Ii1 brick; ideal for
sssfsSs esaSa NJ sSSf %SseSsaa fsas'sP Ss sS Ss
PaE1sS III toMMEkolAl sNi lt17 st nW ave. mr. new
6: W. Hospital-owner quotes $500 TO
T oeo a0y downs Snsnefi HAMppoS p si SQ &C.,
EzusDs4 Ex Rss9 sEff MA ssSS need, m
class laI9dry We s% haye site for r. 6Sild,
" W1LcHERs, HER i7$s Us Wilson @ Blvd, 81. sSi4.
basement ' @ brick; Vacant. at Active area: Price
reduced for immediate sale. $24,95O.
DRuRY DR.! REALTY, hIsE 1887 x NV" RE. 1873;
GARAGE AND FILLING STATION, stu
ated on $4,000 50. IT. OF commercial prop
eaiionage approximately $4,000 per mo.
Call FA. 1857. z am. to pm: after 6
pm, JA. l993-R. III
End COMMERCIAL, ST. N.W.-1N blks.
west of Conn. aye.-25-ft. frontage; B.
stors brick building; wide alley in rear.
Call Mr.. Measel Ma. $500; ewes and Sun,
DI. o7o6 BOSS g. PHELPS, INC. 1415 K
FIRST CoMMERCIAL-S1,50 800 down buys
residence easy to convert store and apt.
or two-family dwelling in active neighbor-
hood; will also sell as entirety: cor. covers
80 IT. on carline and 100 IT. back to alley.
OWNER, MA. l716; ewes, EN-. 3473. --22
DOWNTOWN, 14th sT.-Fireproof build
msnt: men c' elevator, oil oil heat he's excellent eondi-
ton, Soft. frontage, soft. alley.
Mass ave. near Dupont Circle. Large
house suitable for nonproft organization
frontage. alley Reasonably priced; 20eo
cash. Small monthly payments. For fur
ther information call Mr.. Hunter, MA.
5000; ewes. and SUM-, Glebe 52S5. BOSS
AZ PHELPS INC. l417 St NV. -1S
Evening star., 1948-01-17
SUBURBAN. sALs-NRelAIA.

Thais a S deal % home ot,ers M many many aayansss.s
sDs as v ssaf sss0G isssDInS Ia
din. rm., equip. kit, "a bath on 1st foor;
Fl ss snS ta ssaS on % End %E a.
slse5o s ha REAL ofss srATE sas SERVICE piss Se
Lee hwy at Giebe rd., OK. 25s5, .GL.
you ASKED FOR IT.-so here it Is. q
large bedrooms, brick home, spacious liv.
I'll n heat. iu BASEMENT R ui osssise sSsiS t s.
EsTaTE ssssacE Ss hS9 sS.
NORTH ARLNGToN-Located on a large
shady corner lot; this small well-huilt
home Is ideal for q couple. Close-in. con-
veniently located with 2-car garage; oil
blinds. screens and storm windows All on
one. floor, in excellent condition. Price,
$1,000; TALMAGE w1cHER. 1888 VIII
HOME. iHo REs' INCOME col s0l AND pRor1r-rhi. sn.
usual home offers an income from Q COM
plete 2nd-a. apt. with separate entrance,
san mns; an and bath
floor. which features an exceptionally ige.
Nv; rm.. din; ,rm,, kit. !all equippedl.
can be obtained by suSdividins this
1a0x353 lot into extra lots if desired;
q. real buy for the smart person who sees
Won VI sas blSs aras.on LgRA a. RRos a
NEAR PENTAGON-New 3-bedrm det
brick homes: close to all conveniences: Sl5,-
900. For further information, call. Mr:
Dittrich. DU; 77S4: ewes. TIE s57s. JACK
sAx MzsrEs c bEDkooMs soza s o. GT with iasel,
full tiled bath ! master bedroom down
so K. S hh sd sp. 0sih Ct homie s x. oH .
Entire home IS equally desirable. Priced
right at ,S17,950 Two available direct
from builder. Phone OK. 3457. 20
2 s,RM, y 4 ERAME JI PINGALoW and I acre q
IL sa sa Price se siosoe si6ss ena reiSf
Located miles from D. c,-5-rm. bung
ssP uy ss ss's with sfEa aund o ass asa' rss
sssasi,plly re ,smoas1sa Colonial som.
sSs sss Jog; G,.,s ss,o%o down nfSs Rsx saRsEx
AL BAKER OFFERS!!
Il ! miles below xlezsndria: sssto. n
shoppins and re seSoois; sSis 8
miles sroom srsk $500
msn.. close to Pentasen; full IL price.
SO ,95o;, easy terms, may be arranged.
ensa bqnssow on gsn.
81 300: substantiai cash required.
2-bedroom brick bungaiew,, close TO
tTdHSpOTGAEIoN, nice nelgnDOfnO0Q, fuu
basement, expansion attic: S11 $50; down
payment, So, 800.
broom bungalow, fully furnished, full
basement. garage, on acres; 8 blocks OF
l block school; full price,
$4,000. .
Groom brick. 2-story, nearly complete, :.
near, Bailey's Crossroads; full basement. .
fireplace in living room; price. S14.750;
AL BAKER q SON. Realtors. 116 o.
st.. Asaph st, Alexandria, Va. Open
nights and Sundays, phone TIE. 734S. +.
Alex. 6644. -IS
Evening star., 1948-01-17
APT HousEs FOR SALE.

GARDEN.TYPE APT. SITE for 46 units.
plans all completed and loan placed; ready
to start construction immed., price OF
S.32 900 includes all working drawings ana
as fob progresses. See Mr.. Prather, or
Mr.. Kleinpeter, in person. FREDERICK
W. BERENS SALES, INC, 1928 K st. 2 W..
si5, 900 Down takes it, 2O-unit apt, nr.
/ Sth and Columbia I'd. NV: bargain price,
will EXCHANGE RE. 0493, EN-. 0303. 20
Evening star., 1948-01-17
SUBURBAN sALE-WRGIkIA,

with 3-rm house. deep well. electricity
no bath, about Il miles from D. G
$500. ". p. McAEEE. "a; 25s2; lis
full Insulation. lge. fenced lot. 8 bedrms.
room for 4th. See today. MILTON g,
SMITH. 2219 wilson blvd, oW. 1900,
Evening star., 1948-01-17

I'M, ttG 0o-p.
bath, elec., telephone. h.-w,h., oil burner,
outbuildings, fruit, bold spring, 1,4O0-foot
frontage on year:around road, house 10,
surrounding territory; possession; $4,000;
$1,000: terms: COLLEGE Park; 8 rooms;
eyerythins. eyraaii Erwin REALTY CO. HY.
0334. ewes. WA. 1891. -19
OWNERs MUST SELL! Call TIN pm
Beautiful cheverly, 1 yr. old det. brick
rooms, bsmt., etc. Purchaser can assume
CT 1st trust with small cash above.
and attic equip. kitchen, etc. vacantl
Near Univ. Park.
Shepherd PARK. Diet. brick vacant, Z
rms, 3 baths: large corner, rec. rm., etc.
SILVER Spring, beautiful det. brick. 8
rooms, 2 baths. many extras Low cash
payment above $l6;o 600 lst trust. FtRSI
THIS WEEK END, BE SURE TO, SEE these
choice home values, located in these most
desired areas.
American Univ. Park-Charming det
eona eoSk C shoppns center M and On scROo
rm. auto. gas heat; immed, possession;
Bethesda-An unusual value. value IN H.. @ act;
ready for occupancy; fireplace, screened
porch, 3 bedrms, full basement gas heat,
nice wooded lot Less than $4,000 cash
Glen Echo Heights-For the buyer who
wants woodland charm, yet convenience
to streetcar transp.. this small home is
window; bedrm, kit, bath and extra rm.
on 1st a.; stairs to finished attic rm.
Green Acres-Lovely 2-bedrm. home,
prewar built by outstanding builder in this
conv. restricted area; 8 rms, tiled bath
with shower; full basement, gas auto. heat.
Yorktowne Village-An exceptional value
In lovely det. brick home in . conv. re-
stricted location near Mass. ave-; liv.
rm with fireplace, dining rm., kit, 1st-
door layatory, screened porch; lovely big
bedrms. and bath on end A.; full basement
with rec. rm. and outside entrance; at
tached garage.
Today call or stop by our office to see
these homes. c. ALLEN SHERW1N, INC
Realtors, 4241 Wis. ave. NV, EN-. 1850.
Evening star., 1948-01-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

OFFICE BUILDING, west Of 14th ST.,
north Of II st. NV, suitable for insurance
ofices; price must be under Sl50,000;
occupancy within months; submit offers
and lowest cash price. r. T. HARRELL.
Evening star., 1948-01-17
ApARrMENT HOUSES WANTED.

LADY WISHES TO PURCHASE from owner,
3 to Is units not over ! B years old. good
NV. location. No brokers. EVENINGS
EM b224 II
Evening star., 1948-01-17
APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

* ACRES m MD, Just over D. C. line,
zoned for apts,: with sewer and water In.
WILLIAMS REALTY CO, 800 Investment
Bldg Ma 1888; ewes. and Sum- Oh
Evening star., 1948-01-17

SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED
CASH for 5 or 8 rooms. hrIck, IN Aiex.
s1SGESs e 1roRsISR oR SRARB1 9Asunssov
or 2-story with bedrm on 1st a.; cash
buyer. EDWARD COOK, CHI 4546. lis
Evening star., 1948-01-17

1st-fioor bedroom and bath; h-acre lot,
on busline; KAY REALTY co. RA 200. goo
sETaEsbSIsos stI aEsh Rugby ave-; open Sat.
and Sun, l to 8; vacant: pre-war Cape
sac sac poleh ssa nisf bedTm. G and fna 5a9s n IND
hsst.s ss;Sso; SO sas;k ssss; XII Is js n
Realtor. il Howard ave. Kensington, Nd,
ec1ztliIiFFooiSN1A al iFoiS HAnsLERL7lBs.usltulo TSlts M
cfous iiv. rm: dsx50) with high ceiling
nsb, sSne 'front.' al
s-eaS s ssIsss. csiI ~: Ratiss with JAMES 4!S
,ao BIxoN G. e. 1esS 1ess 18th st. NV s&.
oiTSi oFES sur sUSDiAY. r. i tin dusk.42o4 oak
and Az baths make this pre-war home 9
Utmost Utmost efnciency and comfort. Side recep-
tion hall. liv rm. with fireplace, din rm
and kit, plus lge. den or bedrm; and z
and buiit-in gar. Excellent financing. Mr..
Rurley on premises. DIRECTIONS: Out Wise;
right 9n TR st. b1SN fS 4skridse q co sa
l7th St. NV. Elk. $3.50: ewes, 4Sss.
TWo TTsSsssf Gf. VIII VIII $1,000 Cash can buy
fine brick apt. BLDG. for home and income:
Suit Suitland. Ma; complete apts.; income
SZ19.3O mo. on feUthloI Oil II W IL anu
basement; only $ls,5Oo. T. D. BURGESS,
i rRaTr9 zsSE y PLACE Of go acres with lovely
home in Sandy Springs neighborhood; My.
room, dining room. bedroom and bath,
den and two nrepiaces on first floor; 8
| bedrooms and two baths on 2nd hoor; and
two bedrooms and bath on third floor; oil
heat: lovely screened porch. grounds and
setting back far enough from State road
| to be attractive and plenty OF elbow room
| to move around in. For further details,
phone Mr. Able, WI. $500. with Shan
NON a. LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
EEiitvsRDALE. MD, open / to 8 pm sun
day y-Well-built home Of 2 lovely sunny
rooms on Anchor fenced lot 7ox150, beau
basement under entire house. oil h.-wh.; !;
| 1st f. has Sx10 reception hail. spacious
living room with adjoining den. large din
| ing room. kitchen modern and unusual:
| end fl. has good-sized bedrooms. Out
Baltimore blvd. to stop light in Riverdale.
right at Gulf station on Queensbury rd;
to 49th ave, turn left to Somerset st. and
our sign. Z. g.. Maury, AD. S926, MAR
NEAR EA unNi1vEksiTY Il Or MD.@Attr. Cape
Cod det. brick home In prettiest section Of
College Fsrk: 2 rms, 3 bedrms., den, 2
baths, open fireplace. oil s.-c.h.; house IN
perfect cond. Call u for sppointment 70
inspsst u pMa d. io1S. WAs IA h.
Evening star., 1948-01-17

WOODsDE PARK, SIL. sPG.-We hav
an unusual brick. Cape Cod home situate
restricted area. This home win appeal
the most discriminating buyer; lst d. hs
lge. living I'm. with brick hrepl., frame
With white dinnE a.n rm With sedrm 1s
v tiled bath and vell-sauipped kit: 2n
d. contains Q twin-size bedrms.. nurser
and full bath: built-in sarage; automati
Ceiling I finished, asphalt tile d. Home
spnt;; to see ssao ssll EDWARD c. HoLAEAr 1s
HYATTssILIsMss,s5o. aiSr; vi. GS5o s-rm. home wit
3 apartments, 2 baths, Kitchens, base
Esns sat ss as4s Esa sfss Rssr x NJ Rsn.r
RIyERDALE-A coy bynsslow with
or Miss odom, UN. 1926. cox q CO
BRICK HoMn-s12,sOo in nearby Md
contains 9 rms and baths; arrange ss
4 CoRNIR BRICK home containing /
rms, 2 baths. built-in garage; oil h.-w.l
Only $4,000, with $4,000 down. Ca
Z Si S2xUTT. r. s-rm. bungalow, only $3.50
b Tuxedo. Nd. call Ar. sebra or Mii
RSxwSob RdS2; TS 5'fs fA.kssn.siox Cox c Ta sont.n
$nf 5 rms, drepl, oil h.-w.h.; lge. 10
e2.600 down. Call Mr.. sebra, UN. 1b2t
SuNaxIoMsISs, 800 and up. Call M
Zebra Or Miss odom, uN. 1925, COX
OfHN TODAY, 1 till dusk-aroup, Of ne,
homes In lovely Rosemary Hills. Choos
your new 3-bedrm.. 1h-bath, all-bric
attached ssfase. slate roof: bsmt, plsnns
for recre. rm. Best Of workmanship
materials used to build your future nom!
Directions: Out 18th St, left on East
West hwy. for ~ miles TO our large sign
right into entrance and follow arrows
Dixon B. CO., 1922 18th st. NV, q
SAIGf1MoRE BLvD.-Lovely home wit
Income; 10 rms. 8 baths, hardwood noorl
Can MRS. GREGORY. WA. 1919 or od
MoStkN DETACHED BRICK in ngoe. ss.
dale, Nd, near the Intersection Of RIVE
road and Western avenue-Csnter.n
oonstruction: 8 rooms ana natn: hsrs z
buInsI; open fireplace in living reoT; con az "
Phone Ar. payy. HO. e1f6, with sHAN
&QN LuCHs CO., 1905 st. nv
The Omaha guide., 1948-05-22
BRINGING CHRIST TO
THE NATIONS


Seattle Wahington-May 2;
Public opinion polls indicate
that thee may be five million
atheists in the United States
DR.. Walter A. Maier, professor
at Concordia Seminary, Saint
Louis, Missouri, stated a Lu-
theran Hour broadcast origin
ating here. Declaring that most
of these, however, were only
theoretical goddess and would
forsake their atheism in nom
ents of danger as celebrated
atheists often did, Doctor Ma
Ter claimed that both extrem-
es Of unusual prosperity and
heavy depression help swell
the ranks of infidelis.
IN h more widespread
than the denials of God is the
ignorance as who the Almigh-
ty is, the radio speaker con
tinued Sin Tsinan, China, q
large temle is dedicated to five
different religions, Christian
ity, Mohammedianism, Bud
dhaism, Taoism, and Confuc-
ionism. The underlying TIL
ought in this is the worship
pers there feel that if one Of
these gods fail they can fal'
back on another. Similarly
many cultured people in the
United States have only a hay
self-contradictory idea of God
To them religion is a "try-it
and see what happens ex-
pertinent.
claims to have pictures of God
kept in glass covered frames
one for each religion, These
are said to be photographs Of
the Almighty taken on the
ninth day of the ninth month
in 1929. Actually, however, the
picture frames contain only
blanks or smudges. Neverthe
les the officials in charge OF
the temle maintain that "a fai-
thful follower can actually see
the picture of Christ, Moham-
med, Buddha, Tao or Confuc-
ius." The same way, again,
too many in our country Great
a non-existant God out Of their
own imagination. st is high
time Doctor Maier conclud-
ed "for a positive return to the
Scripture teachings concern
ing the true and only God, the
Three Persons, Father, Son,
and Holy Spirit, in the One
Invisible Unity.
The Omaha guide., 1948-05-22

. SOAAAAAA0iAQs
Gene Buck Of ASCAP fame
is flying from New York, as Is
Charles Discoll, New York col
umnist and former Omaha new
spaperman.
Anticipating an overflow
crowd at the Boys Town Cha
pei, arrangements are being
made for loud seakers SO that
those who are unable to get in
70 the church may hear the
masses.
In tulfillment of Father Elan
agans request to be buried at
Boys Town where he could
be near his boys and where
they could visit him at anv
time the body will Be laid "a
rest in the northeast corner of
the Dowd Memorial Chapel.
which was built in 1910 by
Miss Mary A. Dowd, Of New
York City, in memory of her
family
Local funeral arrangements
are being taken care of by the
Heafey and Heafey Mortuarv.
. The body will be taken to Hea
fey and Heafey from the air
port and will remain there I'M
til Wednesday. "A motor es-
cort from the Omaha Police
body to the mortuary, taking
the route from the airport to
10th and Locust, from 10th
and Locust to 10th and Far
nam, and from 10th and Farm
am to the Heafey and Heafey
Mortuary.
Meanwhile, messages Of con
dolence to the family from
friends throughout the nation
continue to arrive. Among
such wires is one from the Rev
Henry J.. Sutti, S. J., of Punta
Gorda, British Honduras, the
first Boys Town boy to be or
dained to the Priesthood.
Norman Taurog, producer
Of the two Boys Town movies.
wired, 1T is a very sad loss,
but | am sure his guiding spir-
it will live forever and help
show the way to his successors.
From w. ]. Leinweber, sup
erintendent of Mooseheart, Ill
inois, came a message Of SYM
pathy. His great contribution
to the fields of boys welfare
will always remain a fitting
memorial"
Warren Wright, owner of
the Kentucky Derby winner,
Citation, wired: THE wonder
tul work he was carrying on
should never be forgotten and
every effort should be made
to kee ii up in the way he wo-
uld like it. His passing is not
only a loss to Boys Town, but
to the entire world"
The Omaha guide., 1948-05-22
- rH 80 y
international Trode in Fots
and Oils Retarded by
WoY Ruin

Gin 1s40,FFar Eastern nations
provided approximately 65zper.
cent o.. our. imports of fats and
oils in 1945, they. supplied less
than 25 percent. says Charles E.
.Lund.3 Departmental Commerce
t.Chief of. Fats, Oils and Rice Dis
Vision, in the 1947 annual review
of the U.sS:tfats and oils indus.
letrysreport.I
Whitley these TnationsT ARE re-<
covering from the devastation Of
war. little improvement in. inter-
national ftradeTc an bexantici.c
pated!r :
JAmerican~ women are urged to
help n out q during 4the current
world.wide shortase.of fats and
oils BY. saving used Cooking fats
and selling Ithemyt their meat
dealers women can help.ease the
fats and 22oils. shortage.J \
The Omaha guide., 1948-05-22
Honorary pallbearers inclu.

Honorary pallbearers inclu-
de Monsignori of the Omaha
Archdiocese. They are as fol-
lows: Ri Rev. Msgr. Jeremiah
Buckley, P. A.; St. Bernards'
Church, Omaha; Rt Rev Ms
or. Bernard Slime, St. Mary
Magdalene's Church, Omaha,
Ri. Rev. Msgr. Joseph Bosh-
eek, Assumption Church, Of
West Point, Nebraska; Ri
Rev. Msgr. John MsNamara,
St. Patricks Church, O'Neill,
Nebraska; Ri. Rev. Msgr. Be-
rnard Lordemann, Holy Trim
lty Church, Harrington, Nebr.
1t. Rev. Msgr. John Palubi-
cki, Blessed Sacrament Chu-
rch, Rt. Rev. Msgr. John Zap
lotnik, Holy Family Church,
Lindsay, Nebraska; Rt. Rev.
Lady OF Lourdes Church, ON
aha; Ri. Rev. Msgr. John Pas
Omaha and Ri. Rev. Msgr.
chang, Holy Cross Church, Of
Ernest Graham, St. Cecelia's
Cathedral, Omaha.
Father Flanagan's body will
lie in state at the Boys Town
Dowd Memorial Chapel We'd
nesday and Thursday, accord
ing to present plans. The four
tn Degree Knights Of Column
bus and the Ancient Order of
guards Of honor while the Boz
H%ibernians will provide the
dy lies in state. Thursday ev-
ening at 800 P. M. priests Of
Omaha and vicinity will recite
The Divine Office at the Boys
A large number of Gradual
es OF Father Flanagan's Boys
Town schools are expected to
be on hand for the funeral. The
first of these boys flew in to-
day from San Francisco. He is
Paul Adams, former basket
ball star who had just return
ed from Guam where he has
been employed as a civilian. A
delegation Of fifteen BOYS To-
wn graduates from Chicago,
header by Ralph Ward, Chi
cago hotel reservations clerk,
is expected to arrive prior to
the funeral. Charles Kenwor-
thy, one of Father F~lanagan's
boy orators in the early days
of the Home, will come in from
Los Angeles. Frank Persick,
another Boystown graduate is
enroute from Washington, d.
c. where he is employed as a
hotel clerk.
Town Chapel.
Accompanying Mr.. Patrick
J. Norton, who was with Fat
her Flanagan at the time Of his
death ON the war department
mission, are 1t Col. Roman ].
Nuwer, Chief Chaplain, u. S.
Forces in Austria Maj. Arthur
J. Denelfo, Chaplain, Berlin
Military Post; Capt M. w. Ca
mp, Berlin Military Post; and
First Sgt. Patrick Moriarity,
German Youth Activities, Sec
ton, Headquarters, Euroean
The Omaha guide., 1948-05-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Church
SALEM P T CHURCH

Omaha Nebraska, May 18th
Salem Batist church is in the
midst of soul saving campaign
being conducted by our Pastor
| Rev. ]. G. Wade, having a
great success to date nine has
been added, with most of them
being candidates for Baptism.
Rev. Wade aside from being a
well experienced pastor, is a
gifted Evangelist, and Carried
right on when our revival min
lister the Rev. J. S. Williams
Of Detroit, Michigan was un-
able to come. Sunday services
were very high with all being
revival minded, pastor Wade
choose the subject at II o'clock
a. m. through the crowd to our
Jesus St. Mark, 5:27 and as
his 8 pm. subject Zacchaeus
you are too high you must
come down St. Luke, 1875.
Both of these messages were
soul ~stirrers, the revival will
close Sunday Eight May 23rd
with baptizing.
All departments are progress
sing nicely in attendance es-
pecially the Church School I'M
der the leadership of J. L.
Watkins. The BTU. will
sponsor a model BTU. Sun
day, May 23rd, both depart
ments are looking forward to
the National SIS. and BTU.
Congress which will convene
| in Cleveland, Ohio.
Funeral services were held
the past week for Bro. Nath-
| aniel Ware, and this weeL. for
Bro. Monroe Wilburn, both
were very loyal members and
the church, membership joins
their families in mourning
their loss. Don't foroget the
little friendly Church Of The
Hill. It's purpose is to save
and to save, as well a S to meet
your every need. Well be ex-
| pecating you.
Pew. ]. c. Wade, Pastor
Mis-. Matte Hodge, Reporter
The Omaha guide., 1948-05-22
Tabernacle Church Of Christ
(Holiness) U.S.A.
Q6O8 Franklin Ct

Tabernacle Church of Christ
(Holiness) U.S.A.
2608 Franklin St.
Omaha, Nebraska
Rev. Joseph H. Jones, Pastor
GAS A. M. Sunday School,
Mrs. Elayne Green, Supt.
ii 100 A. M. Morning Wor-
ship
$50 P. M. H.Y.P.U., Mime.
Perfect Peace, Pres.
7:45 Evening Worship.
3:45 P. M. Monday, Child
Evangelist Class at the
Church.
800 P. M. Tuesday, Senior
Choir Rehearsal, Mrs. M.
Hogans, Pres.
7:45 P. M. Wednesday, Bible
Lesson and Group Report
$50 P. M. Thursday, Junior
Choir Rehearsal, Miss M.
Dixon, Pres.
7:45 P. M. Friday, Prayer &
Praise Service.
The Omaha guide., 1948-05-22

Clair Memorial Methodist
Church
22nd and Miami St.
Rev. w. D. Lester, Minister
Rev. c. E. Hayes, Pastor
Sunday School-9:3O Am.
Morning Service-11 100 Am.
Evening Service-7:30 PM.
Extends a friendly welcome to
ALL.
The Omaha guide., 1948-05-22
st. Johns A. M. E. Church
22nd Willis Ave.
Rev.. E. B. Childress
Mason M. Devedeaux Jr.

The Reverand Andrew John
son pinch hitted for our pas
tor everand Childress, Sunday
May 10th, 1913 while he and
his wife are attending the Gen
Conference being held in Kan
sas City, Kansas delivering a
impressive message subject l
Am the Door. He chose for the
text of his message St. Johns
10 chapter; 9 verse.
Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Connor, Miss Selma Goering,
Miss Margaret Willie, Miss
Eloise Long, Miss Flora Dav-
is Grace Bible Institute of
1915 South 10th St. City.
Let us pray for the sick thr-
oughout the week who ever
they maybe wherever they
maybe.
Sunday May 23rd our resid-
ing Elder John Adams ST.. viii
deliver the message. He and
our pastor Rev. and Mrs. CHI
ildress will be home from the
General Conference. Holy Co
mmunion is to be administer
ed on this day.
Quarterly meeting will be on
Monday evening May 24th, at
800 p. m. at the church
The pastor Stewards and
Bro. w. Carter desires all OF
the clubs of the church to have
their written and financial re-
orts for Monday evening.
Members are urged to be
prepared Sunday to place their
Quarterly assessments in their
envelope.
The Omaha guide., 1948-05-22
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