The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-10-12
ILLINOIS NEWS

ana I2LSS wars anu disputes "a
vanish from the face of the earth
il should give birth to spirituality
and bring light and life TO every
soul. II religion becomes a cause
Of dislike. hatred and division II
would be better TO be without il,
and To withdraw from such re,
ligion would be a truly religious
act. For il is clear that the purpose
of remedy is to cure, but if the
remedy only aggravates the com.
plant, II had better be left alone
Any religion which il not a cause
of love and unity is no religion. "
From Bahai writings. Sunday pub
Tic meetings sos West Elm st. at
i p. m.
DO YOU REMEMBER. Doris
Miller. War Hero on October Ist,
Seven years ago.
AMONG THE CHURCHES;
Salem Baptist Church celebrated
their saith. anniversary with Rev
Fred Newbill pastor of Pilgrim
Baptist Church and choir 23rd. OF
Sept. as speaker and guest The
Salem Baptist Church are having
revival services with moderator
Rev. j Oliver of Paris as speaker
nightly. Rev, II. w. Donaldson
pastor
SERVICES CLOSED
Rev Ward of Chicago and in.
spirational choir closed a very sue
cessful revival service at the Pill.
grim Baptist Church. Rev. F. New
bill pastor. They were entertained
in the Lee home.
Rev. j. West of Ala. Closed q
very successful service at the Mt
Olive Baptist church with Rev. E.
kilgore pastor.
CLUB PAGEANT, The Willing
workers club of the Bethel A. NJ. T.
Church held very impressive pag-
cant at the Douglas center with Mr.
Speedie Mcdowell as preacher and
Miss Barbara Cook winner who
won honor of marrying the King
Mrs. r. NJ Scott sr. was chairman,
of the pageant. Wedding of the
King" Rev. f. Taborn, pastor.
COMING ATTRACTION: Ward
singers from Philadelphia watcf
the date Nov. at the c. NJ. f.
Church. Mrs. Willie Mae Pickens
and chr. Rev. ]. Craig. Pastor.
CHOIR HONoRS PARTicI.
PANTS: The Salem Baptist Choir
on their regular rehearsal night
honored two young men woh parti-
eipated in the Easter contata with
ice cream and cake. Mr.. Charles
Brown introduced Mr. Hall and
Mr.. Monroe and gifts were pre-
sented. Mrs. Milton pres. and Rev.
Donaldson pastor.
JUVENILES ENTERTAlNS;
Omeageas no 29S of Victory
Temple No. $50 Juveniles enter
tanned on Saturday at the Douglas
Center. Mrs. Doris Friend supervi-
sor.
AMONG THE NEWCOMERS
AND vISISTORS.
Mr.. Lawson Malcum of Raleigh
N. c. returns to the city and pom
tiac garage
Pvt. Allen Rivers returned to
celebrate briefly the 18th. birthday
of a friend Miss Eunice Nelson. He
is located At Leanwood, Mo. camp
and soon expects to become adj
vanced. Policeman Albert Rivers
who is on vacation in st. Louis
seeing relatives and attending
Grand session of the Masonics in
Mt. Vernon His. He is the Grand
Mastor of Ceremonies.
NEW BABY: Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Harris of Westville have their
second child stephen" She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Woods. Mrs. Woods daughter OF
Victory Temple No. $50 attending
regular meeting last Tuesday night
HOUSEGUEST,
Mr.. Robert Lee, youngest bro
Their of Mr.. and Mrs. Grandville
Lee of North Popular ST., Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Head all of Indianapolis
and Mrs. Thompson of South Bend
Ind
VISITING RELATIVES;
Mrs. A. Moreland of West Eadt
st. visited her relatives at Carbon
dale and Brownfield, Ills.
Mr.. Walter Cameron of East
Vine st. visited his daughter on hel
wedding anniversary Mr.. and Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. Major Saddle OF
Chicago also visited in the home OF
the Mrs. Howard formesrly Mrs
Beatruce Hall who husband laid in
State. Mrs. Fl. J. Wells and Mrs. A.
Watson among the other relatives
Mrs. o. B. Johnson and her neices
were inattenance. Mr.. Howard
past on Friday and funeral Mon
day from the Oliver Baptist church
which he was very active.
RETURNS HOME:
Mrs. Martha Carr of IS East
Columbia Ave. returned home after
visiting two weeks with relatives in
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