Woman's Mission Day At Buntley Church Service
Rev Holley led the Woman's Mission Day with well attended services. Rev Jones from another church delivered a sermon on Woman, followed by a 6 50 p m youth program. Rev Davis of Kansas preached, and the Mission President praised the day’s work. One new member joined. The Young Ministers Alliance continued a weeklong meeting at the church through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Holley
Buntley
Woman's Mission
W. Jones
Thin Church
Davis
Kansas
Sermons and Church Activities Reported From Local Church
Dr John Goins preached two grand sermons last Sunday and a large group visited the service. The BYP U held a fine service while the choral class rehearsed at Mita Branchs home Monday evening. On June 12 the BYPU will go in a body to the County Home for aged and inform Negroes and render a program. Sunday June 6 Dr Bacote will preach the Annual sermon to Lincoln High School students. Funeral services for brother Leslie Carter were held at Watkins Chapel Tuesday at 1 10 p m. The remains were sent to Columbus Kansas for burial. The Vine Street BYFP LT rendered an excellent program, come again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goins
Theresas
BP. U
Mita
B. Y. PU
Bacote
Lincoln High School
Leslie Carter
Watkins Chapel
Columbus
Kansas
Vine Street
Highland Avenue Baptist Church Services Sunday
A large audience attended Highland Avenue Baptist Church on Sunday with multiple sermons. Rev. Smith from Mississippi, Rev. Green from Kansas, and Rev. Peterson from Little Rock spoke, Sunday School ran well, three additions were reported, and proceeds were strong. Everyone was welcomed to worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Peterson
Little Rock
Ark
Church News Notes and Junior Choir Success
All services were well attended with many visitors, six additions to the church, and entertainment by the Junior choir last week described as a success. Mrs. Sallie Thompkins attended, and greetings were extended. The B A PLA visited the Second Baptist B Y P A Sunday evening, offering a fine program with solos and papers read. Collectors raised 27.00, and wishes for continued success. The funeral of Miss Lottie Johnson was preached by Pastor Mr. Johnson with sympathy offered. Evening program invites all to hear the Senior choir singing “Drifting By,” described as famous and unbeatable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sual
Gilen
Sallie Thompkins
Second Baptist Church
Lottie Johnson
Johnson
Annual W H L M S meeting at Trinity M E Church
The W H L M S of Centennial M E Church and friends attend the annual St Louis Conference meeting at Trinity M E Church Armour and Kenwood. Address of greetings by Miss Cherry McGill. Solo by Madam Nelle Hendricks. The 40th anniversary begins Monday at 11:00 am with sermon by the District Superintendent Rev Lee. Closing Thursday June 10 with a spring dinner at 2:00 pm and a Queen Esther Girls presentation at 8:00 pm. Admission free. Directress Mrs M A Ford Blanche Waits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HL M. S
Centennial M. E. Church and Friends
Trinity M. BE
Church
Armour and Kenwood
W. HL. M. S. St. Louis
Cherry McGill
Nelle Hendricks
Dstrict
Rev. Lee
Mother Jewel
M. A. Ford
Blanche Waits
Jeff's Lunch Ad Offers Cigars and Cheap Gats
A compact street notice advertises 10 cent Gatrees for 25 cents and 15 cent cigars two for 26 cents with a call to walk a block and save. It lists Jeff's Lunch at 1900 Vine Street as the locale for the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff
Ebenezer Church Ministers and Events Highlight Week
Rev Theo McPike preached at Ebenezer with a door and knock discourse. Twenty prayed, seven joined. Rev Jordan Allen spoke to a large crowd, Williams attended evening services, and C C Rather with Dan Moore returned from Kansas. Art Club stages Perplexing Situation on July 2 and Odds play watch for date. Class 19 chicken dinner led by William Richardson at Mrs Julia Rountree’s 1404 Lydia on June 10. Virgil Powell visiting in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. McPike
Jordan Allen
Williams
Ebenezer
C. C. Rather
Dan Moore
Kansas
Wm. Richardson
Julia Rountree
Lydia
Virgil Powell
St. Paul
Sixth Church Notes and Local Social Updates
The Sixth Church of Christ Scientist at 1221 Garfield Avenue holds services at 11 a m and 7 p m with the topic Meameriam and Hyphotium Denounced. A testimonial Wednesday at 6 p m. Dinner by Lovie Thatcher and co workers at the parsonage, improvements noted for Mrs Dottle Onier, Rev W T Osborne recovering rheumatism, William Luker and Dorothy Bach wed by Rev Sborne, a banquet organized by Mrs Sewell and companions, date to be announced. Mrs M A Ford invites friends to see the play Diamonds and Hearts on June 18 with Mesdames Ethel Shores and Mabel Grant in leading roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Church OF Christ Scientist
Garfield Avenue
W. T. Osborne
Misa Lovie Thatcher
YWCA Paseo Branch Notes And Fund Drive
The YWCA Paseo branch reports weekly guest arrivals and thanks supporters. Dr. Sama Brown of Washington DC, National Board worker, and Mrs. Haredine McClain and Mrs. Ruth Davis of St. Joseph were guests last week. A rummage sale is planned for the second Saturday in June to aid the girls summer camp fund, with donations urged to 1401 East 18th Street or by phone Clifton 18 Bell or Benton 5892. The center hosted social education conferences last week reaching 1,041 women and girls, and a Girls Work Committee appointed to buy recreation equipment has purchased basketballs, volleyballs, tennis gear, bats, nets, and more. remaining items needed include a table, cups, towels, music, and beanbag supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sama Brown
Washington, D. C
National Board
Haredine McClain
Ruth Davis
St. Joseph
East 18Th Street
Clifton 18
Bell
Benton
Y. WC. A. Paseo
J. RB. E. Lee
Lincoln High School
Bethel Baptist Church Seeks Growth and Community Help
Bethel Baptist Church led by Rev. George W. Devlin reports growth and calls for more parishioner involvement. The entertainment by Sister Devlin and Lyons orchestra drew praise, with finances showing $32.70 in expenses saved. Services at 11:00 a.m. and a 5:00 p.m. praise meeting encouraged attendance, while Sunday School numbers hovered around 80 with 15 to 45 weekly attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Devlin
the Sun
Sister Devlin
Lyons and Bady
Sopha Lyons
Queen Sophia Temple No
Fannie Hill
Clarence Lyons
Tormitle
John Yates
Cirtet
People of Palestine Baptist Church
Independence
Woman's Day at Morning Star Baptist Church
Morning Star Baptist Church on Vine Street reports a strong Sunday with Sunday School thriving and Woman's Day events. Ida B. Becks gave a Systematic Giving address, Ida Boyd spoke at 8 pm, Miss Burnett provided a solo, and Mrs Rebecca Moore and Mrs Hattie Allen offered talks and papers. Prayer Meeting is set for Tuesday at 6:00, and the congregation notes steady attendance and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Daniel
Ida B. Becks
Hecker
Ida Boyd
Miss Burnett
Douglass School
Rebecca Moore
Hattie Allen
A. T. Moore Reopens Kansas City Undertaking Office
The veteran undertaker A. T. Moore, once at 1820 East Eighteenth Street, reopens his business on Eighteenth Street after wartime suspension. Known for ethical practice and fair rates, Moore invites inquiries by telephone any time and promises careful embalming and dignified burial preparation to ease grief.
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Kansaea City
A. T. Moore
Eighteenth St
Eighteenth Street
Holmes Streets
Moore
Hiose
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Thodge
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