Ebenezer Ebner Church Revival and Sunday School Obit
Ebenezer church reports revival success with two services, nine additions, and strong Sunday School effort led by Mrs Anne Roberts. Pastor Rev Oxhorne praises the crowd and thanks donors including Mr Henry Donald and Mrs Donald while noting visitors and upcoming events and a mission for continued revival. Frequent mentions of individuals and local churches, with framing of community support and continued outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer Churgoh
Oxhorne
Breal
Audeee
Nazer
Anne Roberts
Rose
W. T. Osborne
Olivia, Moore
Ons
BH. Wilson
Latin Sewell
E. Greening
Miss Taylor
Miss Greenlee
B. Wilson
Lexington
George
Independence
Henry J. Donald
Ebenever
Donald
Ebenezer
Olivia Moore
T. B. Burris
Williams
Sunday School and Sermons At Shiloh Church
Sunday school at 9 40 A M and a morning sermon by Rev Wm Fennell using Isaiah 1 13 God a God of reason. Evening sermon at 9 40 P M from 2 Corinthians 6 10 Prepare for the Judgment. WWH M E meet at 7 30 P M Tuesday. Goldless Sister Logan praised for her willingness. Shiloh District Woman's Convention organizer Steter Carr will attend third Sunday night. Welcome all to hear her and note Sleters Woodson and Walker have recovered from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fennell
Logan
Steter Carr
Shiloh
Sleters Woodson
Walker
Mt Olive Baptist Church Sunday School Report
Mt Olive Baptist Church at corner E 19th and Grove reports Sunday School opening at 7 00 a m teachers nearly completed lessons several new scholars joined the class at the usual morning hour Pastor Rev James S Anderson led services and Sunday School at the church location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Olive Baptist Church
E. 19Th and
Grove Sts
James S&s. Anderson
Jesson
Community urged to join in Christian duty
The morning service drew few attendees as the church asks members to fulfill duties to church God and people. They visited Shilo Baptist Church on the second Sunday, raised funds for Sister Amande Sanders and Sister Foster who is ill, then joined other members at various homes. The pastor preached a plain man’s sermon on the Resurrection and a large reception is planned for the pastor who will wed on Wednesday June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shilo Baptist Church
Amande@ Sanders
Foster
Troost
Friends of
Belvidere
Tracy
George Washington
Allen Chapel
Mary Benton
Independence Ayve
Mra. Devlin
Blue Valley Baptist Church
Mary Williams
Blue River
Baccalaureate at Allen Chapel Highlighted by Dr Thomas
Allen Chapel overflowed Sunday as Dr. Wm. H. Thomas delivered the Baccalaureate for Lincoln High School and City Hospital Training School for Nurses. The sermon titled Education or Training for Service drew from First Corinthians. 6:19-20. Home Sunday will be observed in June with a Home Welcome for returned soldiers. Mr. Burton Mitchell of Wilberforce among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Mitchell
Wilberforce
Sunday School Attendance and Blues vs Grays Rally
Last Sunday Bethel church saw large Sunday School attendance and many new faces. Pastor Janson preached from First Samuel chapter ten verse twenty six. A bend of men with touched hearts formed teams for a rally, the Blues versus the Grays, as the long running contest opened with sides lined up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Janson
Blues
Grays
Gracious Invitation At 20th Century Bible Church
Public notices describe meetings at the 20th Century Bible Church on corner 4th Street and Michigan Avenue with a sermon titled Blow the Trumpet in Zion. Pastor A C Chatman and evangelist Willis of St Louis bring songs, with Mission Circle activities noted and Sunday praising by the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4Th Street
Michigan Avenue
Amos
Zion
A. C. Chatman
Willis
St. Louis
Pastor Leads in Popularity Contest and June Events
Rev. W. EB Shaw preached at both Sunday services and the Christian Endeavor met well. The Sock Social was a big success and the pastor led by about a thousand votes in the popularity contest. A Lad drama "Harriett Tubmin's Escape From Bondage" by Theodore Drury is set for Tuesday June 24 with tickets scarce. Doctor Bhaw will preach at 11 a.m. Sunday and Rev Mrs Tivis at 6:30 p.m. The Annual Conference opens in Des Moines on June 25 as Bishop L W Kyles is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Eb, Shaw
Minnie Robinson
Mra S. Howard
Harriett Tubmin
Theodore Drury
Doctor Bhaw
Mary Tivis
Des Moines
L. W. Kyles
Cain Memorial A M E Church Services Report
Cain Memorial A M E Church notes well attended services at Sunday. Visitors from nearby communities joined. a funeral for Ho Mheny was held. The Sons Aid Brigade displayed efforts. Brother B W Smith elected delegate to regional college and conference. Dr Abbott and Dr Pettigrew visited. July plans announced. June 24 preaching at 11 am and 8 pm. all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Wan
B. W. Smith
Cain
New Hope Baptist Church Sunday Activities Report
New Hope Baptist Church held Sunday School with Brother J. W. Owens elected superintendent. A 1:00 p.m. sermon by the pastor titled Patience In Well Doing. a speaking meeting with St. John at 6:50 p.m.. 7:45 p.m. continuation of the pastor's address. Mentioned a forthcoming play Scene of Modern Life on June 17. Mission Circle meets Thursday at 3:00. one new member added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope Baptist Church
J. W. Owens
St. John
P. U
Mission Circle
Sunday Services and Church Growth Report
Sunday services were well attended as Rev Hisco preached at 4 30 p m in behalf of Mrs F Perkins and drew strong interest. Rev Hunt delivered a spiritual sermon and two members joined the church. Monday night Mrs Blake preached and another member united with the church. The church reports improving and invites continued attendance as a series of meetings proceeds led by Mrs Blake and Made Dimery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mintor
Hisco
F. ©. Perkins
Hunt
Blike
Blake
Swordman and Christ the Church preached at Sunday services
All services were well attended last Sunday. Dr Bacote preached on The Swordman from Second Samuel 23 10. Rev Webb spoke on Christ the Church. Ten additions were made that day. Sunday School and GB PBt progress. UW P U Cord Class growing in interest and attendance. Community Church improving in numbers and ability. Next Sunday at 0 pm Knights of Tabor and its women will hold their annual chairing services. On the Fourth Sunday in June the church will hold a rally to raise 2000 for cleaning and humtifying the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacote
Webb
Christ the Church
Knughts of
Tabor
Topeka District Lincoln Conference ME Church 1919
A dense schedule of district meetings across Kansas and Nebraska for the 1919 ME Church conference season. Listings include Topeka Bonner Springs Wichita Manhattan and more with dates in June July and August. Note of quarterly conference business and Centenary payments highlighted. Griffin G. Logan of Omaha provides contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Lincoln Conference
M. E. Church
St. St
Koneoxs City
Kas
Jone Locpworth
Mansa City
Bank
Chanate
Kansas
S.iaeces
Independence
Mt Olive
Ss. S. and
Bonner Springs
Asbury M. E
Wichita
Manhattan
Clay Senter
Dunlap
Mound City
Stott
Kangaa
Grand Island
Neb. Com
Hantings
Neb
Cowes
Lincoln
Nobraska
Hogodale
Kansag
Ballme
Alma
Pueblo
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Colo
Denver
Omaha
Nebraska
Southwestern
Swing Low Sweet Chariot Subscribing The Sun
Jumbled verse urges readers to subscribe to The Kansas City Sun in a stylized wartime era cadence. It blends refrain lines with hints of newspaper desirability and a call to action for readers to subscribe rather than roam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C
Sun Lam
Sun In
Teachers Return Brightly for Next Year
A fragment notes many teachers will be back for the nest year and comments on bare, sunlit actions. The text mentions fellows and attire, criticizing or observing clothing choices in a brief, informal tone.
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Ammons
Wtill
Mable Bt. Anderson
Lincoln Institute
Jefferson City
Belle Woods
the Sun
Ohio
Cihen
Volcel
Roland Hayes
Strangers’ Club
Rosa B. Scott
Douglass Hospital Club
Wil
L. P. Richardson
George Tertoars
Electorial College
Thomas
J. C. Bell
St. John A. M. Fr
Friendship Baptist Church
Obedlerdve
C. Doyle
Slater Withers
Frankie Boyd
ST. John A, M
Churgh
Elise Finley
Pieter M. Mouby
M. J. Browning
North 26Th Etree
J.C. Hell
Miata Avots M. B
Moten
Waverly
Wester Univercity
Hotel Cummings
Nici Chilés
Lin Lealor
Wits
Hotel Nomings
Alex Moore
H. Simmons
St. John A ME
Clothes Doctors
Crouch Bros
Butler, Mo
Remy
Katie Cummings
Kutte Cummings
Garner
Excelsior Springs
Dell
Wallace Emery
Galilee Baptist Church
Bethel Baptist Church
Baltimore Avenue
Edora Thomas
White-Wood Drug Store
N. W
Vine Streets
Home East
Bell E
THE
East India
D, Lyons
East
Oklahoma
Olty, Okie
Tor
Nannie Martin
Missionsion Circle
Bertha Chilton
Walcome
Vine Street Baptist Church
H. B. Yocum
Jackson
Euclid
Robert Bell
Wabash
S. W. Bacote
Grove
W. BE. Shaw
St. James Zion Church
Jdikh
Dawson
ST. James A, M. E. Zion Church
Franklin County Real Estate
Holmes
Comoe
Lake Champlain Valley
Albans
Vermont
MT. Tasor A. M. E
Rev. Williams
Second Baptist Church
Griffin G. Logan
Castio
Nehes
Maggie Washington
Betty
Iacm
Little Comex
Handy Colored Store
Vine Street
Arso
Annie Holmes
Bell Phone
Cole
Apelle
Bell Phone East
Ww. H. Hubbell
Oriental Beauty Parlor
Vine St
Kansas City, MO
Bel Phone East
Kashmir
Kash Bork
Shimir
Free Kashmir Chemical CO
Dep
Clark Sts
Chicago
Gale
T. T. Tivett Bell Phone
Grand
Campbell Street
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