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Newspaper

Kansas City Sun

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1920

Page

7

Ebenezer Church Grows as Members Rally for New Edifice

Ebenezer Sunday attendance remained strong as Dr W T Osborne preached a gospel sermon. Nine hundred seven dollars and ninety seven cents were reported by Evens captain, Lutie Sewell, with the Odds captain, Lovie Thatcher, reporting twelve hundred thirty seven dollars and six tenths cents. Various groups contributed including the Art Club forty dollars and United-We-Stand eight fifty. The Rally raised substantial funds toward paying off debt and expanding worship space.

Ebenezer W. T. Osborne Evens Lutie Sewell Lovie Thatcher Miss Thatcher Art Club United-We-Stand Valley Workers Deaconess A.C. RE United-We- Stand Club Odds 7. W. Ss Osborne Bila Shurman Ada Davis Cinsa No

City Notes Briefs on Visitors and a Burial

Ned Carter presides as Mrs S A Carter plans to spend three or four months in Chicago visiting relatives. Miss Irma Frazier arrives in our city visiting her cousin Mrs Cernea Hollis. Rev Lane of St Paul Baptist Church administers six baptisms in the afternoon. The community extends sympathy to the family of the late George Jackson.

Ned Carter Ella Lawson Lee S. A. Carter Chcago Irma Frazier Lawrence University Our City Cottein Cernea Hollis Ourn City Lane St. Paul Baptist Church George Jackson

17th and Tracy Church Rally and National BPU Congress

The Sunday service drew many arrangers and worshippers as Rev White preached a noble sermon while the pastor rested. At 1 o clock the BPU rally gathered and Reed C. Doyle and R C Johnson plan to attend the National BPU Congress. Rally day will aim to raise funds to repair the church.

Tracy Rev. White Paath Reed C. Doyle R. C. Johnson B. ¥. P. U. Congress

FRANKLIN LUNCH CONNECTS WITH LOCAL DELI ADVERT

Mrs Ethel Roy plans to spend the summer at Nonquitt Mass after leaving June 15. Rev J Bell pastor at St John Lindsay reports well attended services with many visitors from multiple churches. Sunday School drew large crowds on a warm day with two church additions. The Pastor's Old Club met Friday and planned an entertainment next Friday evening at the church hosted by Mr George Walker. You are invited to attend.

J., Bell St. John Lindsay George Walker

Pastor J W Holley Leads Growing Sunday Services

Rev J W Holley pastor with well attended morning service and soul reviving sermon. Sunday School largely attended with a short program after the lesson at 6730 FP MB. The B Y P U progressing nicely. At 8 20 pm another sermon. Brother Duckett improving. Everyone is welcome.

J. W. Holley Brother Duckett

Sunday church events and outreach in Jackson county

At 11 o clock Dr Bacote preached a sermon enjoyed by hearers. At 2 pm sixty five B P 1 members and friends rode four trucks to the Home for Aged and Infirm Negroes of Jackson county and sang and prayed for inmates. At 8 pm another sermon. Eight were added to the church. Monday evening the Choral Class rehearsed at Mrs Reeves residence. The Mission Circle holds Friday meetings at 2 pm.

Bacote Jackson County

Morning Star Baptist Church Sunday Services Review

Morning Star Baptist Church reports strong attendance through a full Sunday. Sunday school at 9 30 shows progress, a splendid 1 00 sermon, a preaching visit to Tabernacle Baptist at 2 40, and a 6 30 B Y P U lesson then an 8 00 address. The New Era District Sunday school and B Y P U convention is held at the church. Sick members are improving and all are welcome.

G. H. Daniel Tubernacle Baptist Church New Era

Dr GEF Horsey resumes medicine practice in Kansas City

Dr GEF Horsey pastor of Ward Chapel announces resumption of medical and surgical practice in Kansas City Missouri focusing on gynecology and diseases of women and children. He will maintain Ward Chapel ties while offering real estate loan and home sale ads with affordable payments, mortgages, chattel loans, and confidential service from Kinser at 618 East 21st Street.

Gef Horsey Ward Chapel Kansas Citys Horsey East Tenth Street Konens City Bell Cy Horsey Wari

Dubois Players Stage French Drama to Large Omaha Audience

The Dubois Players filled Hrandels Theatre on a Thursday evening June 3 with their annual offering Testing Fire a French play about murder and accusation. Fourteen actors led by Ruth Washington Gerald Edwards Cecilia Jewell Jesse Peoples Edward Turner and others delivered strong performances with notable turns from Pearl M Alexander Corinne Thames Eva Peoples John Woolf Andrew Reed and Cecil Alexander. Interludes by The Harwony Four Maceo Williams Excelsior Quartet Roscoe Miller and Lent Mays-Curry added charm. Proceeds totaled 1012.25 to St. John A. M. E. Church under Rev W C Wilson-Jewell’s guidance.

Dubois Players Hrandels Theatre Theopians Inez Thiure Ruth Washington Adrienne Renaud Gerald Edwards Josph Cecilia Jewell Madeline Jesse Peoples Raoul Edwardd Turner Captain Wolf J. R. Lemma Fannie Russell D’auheterre Pearl M. Alexander Adrienne Corinne Thames Eva Peoples Valentine de Mornay Chanoinesse College Hyeres John Woolf John Renaud Andrew T. Reed Count de Mornay Renaud de Mornay Cecil Alexander Dennis O'Rourke Harwony Four Maceo Williams Excelsior Quartet Roscoe Miller Lent Mays-Curry Dubois Miayera Omaha St. John’s A. M. E W. C. Wil Cecilia Wilson-Jewell

In Gratitude for Mothers Loss and Kindness

We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy after the loss of our mother Mia Julia Pauline Johnson. Special thanks to Pastor Rey Osborne for his care and to those who sent flowers. Beulah Hallie and Sister Ida express heartfelt gratitude.

Mia Julia Pauline Johnson Rey, Osborne Beulah Hallie Ida

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