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THE KANSAS CITY SUN, SATPKDAY, AUGUST 30, 1919.
ong tli e O li u r c li e s
ST. PAUL BAPTIST CIIUItCH.
Rev. N. T. Lane, Pastor.
At 2:30 p. m. the Sir Knights nnd
Daughters of Tabor of the Grand
Temple and Tabernacle, led by Sir A.
K. Chinn, C G. M of Glasgow, Mo.,
will form a line of march at their
hall on Vine Street to the church. All
Daughters will form a line at the
church. All Sir Knights and Daugh
ters are asked to be in line. A great
time will be had. Rev. C. C. Callo
way, D.D., will preach the sermon and
his choir will sing for the service.
NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday School at 9:30 a. m At
11 a. m. the pastor preached, using
for a subject "Signal Light". .At 3:30
the pastor and church attended the
mass meeting at Independence, Mo.,
which closed a successful session of
the Shiloh Baptist District Associa
tion, having raied $1,599.59. Rev. S.
W. Tolcs was elected vice-moderator.
... .At G:30, B. Y. P. U At 7:45,
the pastor again preached, using for
a subject, "In Thy Presence Is Full
ness of Joy; at the Right Pleasures
Forever More." It was indeed a won
derful sermon. The pastor was at
his best and our hearts were made to
rejoice. . . .All are asked to attend the
Circle on Thursday at 3 o'clock. We
are very much encouraged with the
needed rest. The pastor preached a The choir under the management of , largely attended. Class No. 8 was
grand sermon last Sunday morning Mr. William Melford is doing some first on the hqnor roll, with No. C
which was enjoyed by all
In the fine singing these days; it is a pleas- j second and No. 7 third Prayer
evening services Dr. Carpenter of j ure to sit and listen to them; come
Brooklyn, N. Y., preached n fine illus-, next sunuay ana near mem. ine
trated sermon on "The .Love ana pasior miu, un-uiucia ''; ju m
Friendship of a True Knight" to a their sen-ices at all times, where you
large number of delegates who were will find polite ushers, good singing
here to attend the meeting of the Su
preme Grand Lodge of K. of P.'s,
which was in session here last week. .
The B. Y. P. U. Coral Society, under
the direction of Mrs. Reeves, furnish
ed excellent music for the services in
the Auditorium last Sunday evening.
During the day there were eight ad
ditions to the church The Sunday
School and B. Y. P. U. are progress
ing nicely. .. .Hie Community Chorus
meets every Wednesday evening in
connection with the prayer meeting.
Come out and join The Mission ;
and preaching.
MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH,
Corner 19th and Grove Streets,
Rev. James S. Anderson, Pastor.
At 10 a. m. the Sunday School was
opened and the lesson well taught.. . .
The pastor preached a powerful ser
mon in the morning service, subject,
"Will a Man Rob God?". . . .The cove
nant meeting in the afternoon was
well attended. In the evening serv-
iVo Rnv. f). St, Clair, nastor of the St,
Circle meets every Friday evening at t.i, tjnntiat. rhnrrh. was with us and
2 p. m. The general public is invited I prcn(:hed a powerful sermon. We in-
luuic Jt Viim tn nnll nc.nn xuntlav was
the beginning of our rally and the
to attend all of our services
to church.
ST. JOHN A. M. E. CHURCH.
following persons gave the amount
opposite their names:
Brother Stanton ?5.00
Brother Frair 1.00
Rev. J. I. Davis 1.25
Rev. J. C. Bell, Pastor.
Services at St. John were well at
tended. The day being Quarterly Rey u Q McQueen 1.00
Meeting the last of this conference sigter Frances r;crce 3.05
year, members and friends did their sister Ma(J Belle DennU 110
best, the effort being a grand one. c. . .. nn
' r - , , . kjiakd WtOIIIVll
success, under the leadership of Sis- ; All reports were round and full, gister Beile Woods '. 5.60
ter Wisley. Come and help us make which was quite encouraging to the sister Ma. p0nard l.oo
it the best Circle in the city. We in- ! membership. .Mr. McGill, one of the Q!t Tr, r.i0 05
vite strangers to make our church ' old members of St. John, was able to gter white 50
your home and hear this able speaker. be at church Sunday morning... Mrs. nmj many others too numerous to
mention. .. .The pastor delivered an
CAIN MEMORIAL A. M.E. CHURCH 3943sA Fairfax Avenue, St. Louis, intcrcsting"lecture last Tuesday night
Our services were well attended last j are visiting at Hotel Cummings at the yine gtreet Baptist Church,
Sunday. The pastor preached from ; Mrs. W. G. Flynn of Jefferson City, suyect "Constructive and' Destruct-
the subject, ".f reedom from belt Lon- 1 wno is nere visiting ner sister, .nrs. jye jfeKrocs The jit. Olive choir
demnation. The sermon seemed to Ruth cnriyie, ana Jliss iMoriene r.v- sa tQ e satisfaction of all pres-
please all that were present. We ans, was a visitor at the parsonage mih ..our pastor will leave next
were so pleased to see so many visit- 'Monday Mrs. Rosena Simmons, wee'k f0'r"Norfolk, Va., to attend the
ors present at both of the services.. who has been visiting relatives and Nntjonal Baptist Convention. .. .Mrs.
Rev. Clinton of Speed, Mo., is here 1 friends in ' Chicago, has returned
with us and preached to the delight home to the delight of her many
of all that heard him last Monday friends Mrs. L. Brown was in at-
night and he will preach every night 1 tendance at church Sunday ... .Gen-
because he is a good preacher eral Class and Love Feast was held
Revs. Gooden, Stone and Sutton were at the church Monday night. Many
with us Monday night Sunday, enjoyed a spiritual blessing. .. .Mrs.
August 31, will be Quarterly Meet- M. J. Hill, who was struck on the
mg. Rev. R. Clinton will preach at shoulder by a motor truck, is very
11 a. m. Rev. Davis. D.D.. castor of much improved Mrs. N. T. Woods
the Mother Church, will preach for j of Batesville, Ark., was a visitor at
us at 3 o clock in the afternoon, at , church Sunday services at the
regular hour. If you have no church
home, come and make this one yours.
lou are welcome.
Ida B. Boyd, president of our B. Y. P,
U., is on the sick list, hence was ab
sent last Sunday Come to our
Sunday School and learn about God
and His cause. Read the Sun and
learn about the Nation and the Col
ored Race.
meeting Thursday nights... The next
session of the Southwest Missouri
Annual Conference will meet in Al
len, Chapel Wednesday morning, Oc
tober 8th. Friends and visitors are
cordially invited to attend all our
services.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
The attendance the last two Sundays
was poor. However, the work in the
IHble school Is fine and the church
services very helpful. While the choir
Is taking Its vacation the congregation
Is well using Its church at the sing'
Ing. The congregational singing, for
a change. Is helpful and distributes the
responsibility of the services. .. .The
Bible School, Mrs. Alphln, superintend
ent. Is busy at work on their program
for their best Convention year's work.
Mrs. J. T. Watklns and Miss Alice
Whiteside have consented to be teach
ers of the Junior and Intermediate
girls.... Mr. J. H. Cooper, a returned
soldier, Is leading the Endeavors
this year.... The Aid Society Is on a
vacation and the president, Mrs. A. J
Lewis, Is visiting relatives and friends
In St. Joseph... Mrs. Samuel Barnes,
who had a successful operation at
Wheatley-Provldent Hospital, Is now
at home, 2719 Highland avenue, much
improved. Mrs. Moses Stevens, who
also had an operation at Douglass Hos
pital, Is now at home, 1808 Howard,
doing fine Mrs. John Clark of Hen
nessey, Okla., a classmate of Mrs. Al
phln, was a visitor at the parsonage
last week. Mrs. Clark Is the widow of
the late Mr. John Clark, who was one
of the prosperous farmers, stock rate
ers and land owners of Oklahoma. . . .
Mr. and Mrs. Alphln leave Monday to
attend the National Christian Conven
tlon at Nashville. Tenn Next Sun
day, August 31st. the program for the
future work of the fall and winter
will be submitted and all members are
requested to be present.
which time we are asking and look'
ing for the pastors, members and
friends of the city. This is our last
Quarter for this Conference year and
we need your help.
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH.
A large congregation greeted Pas-
VINE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, tor Dawson last Sunday morning and
All services were well attended I listened with interest to a great dis-
with four additions. .. .Mrs. Georgia ', course on the Biblical mode of bap-
Graham of 1642 Norton Avenue has
been sick for two weeks and is no
better at this writing. She will go to
Bell Hospital, August 24th for treat
ment. We hope she will soon recover
Mr. Irve Johnson is still very
sick at this writing. We hope he will
soon recover Mr. Jas. Miller of
Oakland, Calif., visited all services,
and we were indeed glad to have him
with us and hope he will visit us
again." Prof. J. R..E. Lee of the Lin
coln High School visited also and
made one of those stirring addresses.
taking for his subject, "The Duty of
EBENEZER CHURCH.
By Mrs. Ona B. Wilson.
The services at Ebenezer were won-
derfully inspiring Sunday morning.
The sermon was preached so forcibly
and practical that the hearts of ail
burned within and many were re
strained to come to Christ. So pow
erful are the sermons preached by
Rev. W. T. Osborne that men and
women are stricken in sin and asks
them to come forward and accept
Christ as their personal Savior and
WARD CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH.
1120 Woodland Avenue.
Rev. J. F. Sage, Pastor.
Sunday was a groat day at Ward
Chapel. A full house greeted the pas
tor Sunday morning. Rev. Sage was
nt his best both morning and night.
There was one addition. Collection
was fine $47.10. The choir was at
Its best. Ward Chapel choir is noted
for Its music. Mr. C. J. Skinner and
members of the choir are preparing
for a big musical. Watch for tho dato,
. .The Sunday School was good. In
the absence of our Superintendent, A.
V, Davis, teacher of class No. 3, acted
as Superintendent. Class No. 5, known
as the Cradlo Roll, Mrs. M. Duncan,
teacher, was banner class for collec-
tlon nnd attendance. This Is the larg
est class In Sunday School. Too much
cannot be said of the teacher, Mrs.
Duncan, who is bringing these llttlo
lots out...., The Allen Christian En-
eavor League was well attendeed.
Miss Gertrude Alklns, leader. Mr.
Davis Is doing great work In this A.
C. E. League at Ward Chapel. .. .Tho
What-So-Ever Club entertained at the
rarsoiinge 1606 East 10th street, Thurs
day Mrs. J. F. Sage left Friday for
Parsons, Kas., to visit her daughter
and other relatives. We all wish Mrs.
Sage a good and much needed rest.
Tco much prnlse cannot be given to
our pastor's dear wlte. Ward Chapel
feels very proud or her. . . .The sick
is reported doing fine and all on the
road to recovery. .. .Rev. Sage Is all
smiles and If you ask him why, ho
will say, "Dollar Money Is coming
In fine." Everybody is eager to get
their Dollar Money in by the third
Sunday In September. Watch Ward
Chapel grow In lend of all Kansas
City churches especially In Dollar
Money and Educational Money.
Lincoln
High School Extension
Opening Musical Concert
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7TH
Entire program by tho famous Second Regimental Band
WILLIAM COOPER, Director
GALILEE BAPTIST CHURCH.
tism. Many who heard the sermon de- rU i,v ,,, o
clared that they never heard a better .,: eorm ,vnc nn,! h
discourse upon the subject. One per- the Rev. Mrs T Mot founder of
son was baptized and two united with the School of Expression in St. Louis,
the church. Bethel is the place to go The subject of her sermon was (The
cuu.,ui mUlU uK " Unparalleled Love of God." Mrs,
lor 1000. lor me soui. mere you win -int io .n,w.,l cn-nW -,,! oil
find it. The Sunday School is in good - d the sermon. . .Mrs. Christine
shape and the little ones seem to be simms entertained the Who-So-Ever-
more interested than before. Little wi Board. .. .Mrs. Mary Strickland
Dorothy Williams won the prize last cntertained the United-We-Stand Club
Sunday for giving the best desmp- ..Mrs. Ida Vaughn entertained the
tion of Pauls first missionary jour- improvement 'Board. .. .The Willing
i. u.,u,w Klu,, k uuui Workersi Club was entertained by
til IllLtlCt lillU UlrkCllUaUlU. .111 . XI V
Twin City Baptist Young Ministers'
Alliance met In their regular meeting
Monday night, July 25th at 17th and
At 9:30 a. m. Sunday School was as 1 Tracy. Meeting was called to order
good as usual.... At 11 a. m. Rev. S.I by Rev. B. C. Cosby, president, and
M. Materson preached a good sermon. ' business transacted, after which Rev
. . . .At 6:30 P. M. B. Y. P. U. was very S. Cramer preached a very powerful
good.... At 9:3d p. m. Rev. Gooch. sermon from Revelations 20:12. All
from Houston, Texas, preached a good present were made to rejoice. The
sermon. .. .Wednesday, the 20th, Rev. young ministers are Improving nicely
C. R. Croons preached a soul stirring with Rev. J. C. Patten as their in-
sermon.... We were glad to see Sister : structor The ladies of the Art and
Lillian Burgett. the Secretary of our Educational Club will have for their
Sunday School, return from visiting j instructor Mrs. J. C. Patten. They ask
her father and relaties In Jefferson the Alliance for co-operation. Meet
City, Mo.... All the old members ar-1 1 the Alliance Monday night. September
invited back again. ' 1, at Friendship Hall, 17th and Tracy
Parents to Their Children." It was I ing Smith has returned from overseas ess p,oard wjn be entertained bv Mrs.
a great talk. We hope he will visit I and has taken hold of the work and nna j.- Morris The Junior" Stew-
us again in the near future Mrs.
Lillian Long was at morning services.
Her many friends were glad to see
her Mrs. Henrietta Nelson was
very much pleased with her new home
at 1322 Wyandotte Street Total
amount of money taken up at the
rally was $245.93.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
An unusually large congregation
gave the pastor, Dr. Bacote, a wel
come greeting upon his return from a
3-week vacation to the Southland,
where he has beun enjoying a much
is pusiung u 10 sutce st. ardess Board met at the residence of 1
kcv. Jordan Alien preached lor Mrs. Anna Williams and was hpnnti. 1
Pastor Dawson and congregation at f.,iiv prvrA All the MnVis nf v.hpn.
the evening service; all enjoyed the ezer are alive and are endeavoring to
sermon very much. Many of Bethel's ,v0 v,,a ,.Mr tho wt nf T,r,-ftn
best members are away this week at- nn5 . . Tho tfmWvnr nt Fhpn,.i- u
tending the Grand Lodge at Omaha. rapjdiy growing. Some of the best
Next Sunday is Women's Day at taent of the city is on the program
iiethel, and the women are trying to each Sunday evening Under the
put the fence up so high that when leadership of Mrs. Olivia Moore, our
the Men's Day comes they will not be Distrirt President, we exnort i-rent
able to excell them; will you come resuits and have so far had them. If
and neip tne women go over the top : you would be jnsPired: if you would
Help them by worshipping with us
Sunday.
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ALLEN CHAPEL.
A large and appreciative audience
assembled in Allen Chapel Sunday
morning and listened to the very able
and inspiring sermon delivered by the
minister, Dr. Wm. H. Thomas, on
'Possessing Our Possessions." Dr.
Thomas is one of the most scholarly-
ministers of the day, and is now
rounding out his sixth year at Allen
Chapel, the members of which are
loathe to see him go. At present he
is devoting his entire energy to the
Uquedating of the mortgage debt,
which is now less than ?1,000.00. The
Hon. N. C. Crews, in eloquent terms,
impressed upon the congregation the
necessity of giving to the limit. The
members and friends alike caught the
inspiration; spontaneously giving
more than 5300.00, many of those
having paid their pledges, some dou
bling and, trebling. Sister Louise Mc
Donald, stationed at the blackboard,
kept account of the amount given.
The church is greatly indebted to its
women workers: to those who have
worked untiringly and unceasingly.
They have not only given their dol
lars, but their time and energy like
wise.... "The Holy Supper is kept
indeed in whatsoever we share in an
others' need. Not what we give, but
what we share for the gift without
tho giver is bare.".... It was cool
and inviting out on tho lawn oppo
site the church, where the evening
service was held. The choir was at
its best and Dr. Thomas delivered a
fine sermon, short, but instructive.
During the day t'here were, three ad
ditions. .. .'.Interesting sessions were
held by the Christian Endeavors...,
Sunday School is growing in numbers
and inspiration ,., Class a being
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who opens a School of Music Monday, September 8, at his studio, 1307 Euclid.
LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL NOTICE
The Principal's office at the Lincoln High School
will be open ench day from 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. from this
date to the opening of school September 9th. Any matters
bearing upon the coming school year, outside of the regular
registration routine, should have attention before Septem
ber 1st oil which day registration begins.
Mrs. Etta Kenyon will left August
20 for Sweet Springs, Mo., and while
there she will be the guest of Mrs.
Silas Mcreliead; and also visit her
niece in Warrensburg. Mrs. Edna
Joiner, and her father. In Holden.
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