The Omaha guide., 1955-12-02
THE BABBLINC BROOKS
By Gertrude Brooks. AT ssl7

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WOMEN held their ANNUAL
Sermon at the Pleasant Green
lChurch. 9th and Franklin SITS.
on Wednesday, Nov. 22nd at 100
JPN. Mrs. Anna Burton conduct
ed the d~evotionals. Appropriate
songs were sung, and all present
were given the opportunity to ex-
press our thanks to God. Rev.
Reynolds, Pastor of the church
preached a very inspirational
sermon. Mrs. Minnie Dixon was
the soloist. Two new members
were added and several Of our
old members were present. The
ladies Of the church served a very
delightful luncheon. The Christ
mas Party was partially planned.
Gertrude Brooks program, ]. v.
Crawford, President.
THE ST. JOHN BAPTIST
lCHOIR AND THE PLEASANT
GREEN CHOIR presented 'The
tOLD SHIP OF ZION" at the St.
John Bap. Church, 18th and
A
Pierce st. Sunday night Nov.
I20th. There was a large crowd
present to enjoy the dramatiza-
ton of the Old Ship, which is
filled with spirit and inspiration.
The beautiful new st. John Bap.
was a perfect setting for the
play. Rev. E. d. Johnson is the
pastor.
THE WILLING WORKERS
lCLUB OF MT. MORIAH held
their meeting Monday Night Nov.
III at the home of the president,
Mrs. o. A. Davis, with Mrs. Rach-
Ell Hudson and Mrs. Lula Young
as hostesses. Rev. St. Clair
brought the inspirational
age. A nice group of the mem
bers were present, and all were
sad because one of their faithful
members, Mrs. st. Clair was not
present, because she was called
to Liberty, Mo-, her home, to be
with her brother who was serious
lily i'll.
MR.. AND MRS. o. F. TUCK
ER. 1886 CORBY ST. had the
members Of their family for
Thanksgiving dinner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Billy Gordon and three
children and Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.
Davis were guests.
MISS BARBARA DELL
DAVIS, TEACHER IN THE
PUBLIC SCHOOL IN MINNIE
APOLIS, MINI. SPENT THE
Thanksgiving holiday with her
parents and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
lOdell Davis, 2417 Binney. st.
MRS. YVONNE JOHNSON.
971 No. 18th. st. is in the cast of
the Current Stage Play at the
Community Playhouse. The play
is entitled, "The Crucible" which
deals with witchcraft. hi
S. SGT. ALBERT WESLEY,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Wes-
ley, 31O7 Miami, st. has returned
home from Greenland, where he
has been stationed for several
months. He will be with his
family and relatives for about
Is days before he leaves for New
Odleans, La. where he will be
stationed.
MR.. ANR MRS. CHARLES
BROWN, 4413 So. 18th. st. had
las their Thanksgiving Dinner
Guests. Mrs. Browns mother and
Mr.. Cleo Mcdonald and Mrs.
Emma Weston.
MR.. AND MRS. LARRY MEL
lSON, 2816 Decatur st. shared
their Thanksgiving Turkey with
Mr.. Nelson's brother, Mr. D. W.
Nelson, his wife and son.
THE EUREKA ART CLASS
met Wednesday, Nov. 16 at the
Hattie B. Smith Home for the
Aged. A large number of the
members were present to partici-
pate in the Pre-Thanksgiving
Service. Mrs. Belle Taylor, Vice
President had charge Of the de-
votionals; America was sung,
then the pledge to the flag and
repeated, a paper about Thanks
Igiving was read by Mrs. Taylor.
The paper was written by Mrs.
Leola Fitzpatrick, the devotional
Chairman, who could not be pres
ent. Severa congregational
songs were sung, Mrs. Anna
Burton offered prayer and scrip
ture. Mrs. Belle Taylor gave a
short history of the Eureka Art
Club. Request numbers were
F, sung and seasonal Thanks" were