Bethel Church Services Share Growing Attendance
Last Sunday at Bethel the Sun day School drew a large crowd and Rev. Dawson preached both services with four new members joining the church. The Endeavor led by Mrs. Ber die Crutchfield drew a large crowd Sunday evening for lively discussions. A rally between Blues and Grays continued with the Grays leading and promising to claim the flag by Sunday night. Visitors are welcome. The Dovuginse Hospital Club is expanding with many nonmembers joining. Mrs. W. H. Raynor hosted Tuesday evening. Next Tuesday the club meets at Maud Greer’s home, 2535 Michigan. The pastor and delegates will attend the District Convention at Lexington next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Dawson
Berdie Crutchfield
Blues
Grays
Rebhel
Dovuginse Hospital Club
W. HH. Raynor
Maud Greer
Michigan
Lexington
Mt Olive Baptist Church Revival and Sunday School Update
Mt Olive Baptist Church at corner 19th and Grove reports new Sunday School scholars, two sermons by Rev James S Anderson with Romans 6 24 and Galatians 5 11 texts, one convert, and a planned baptism at Vine St Baptist Church. Contributions total 15.75 with several members gifting 1 each including Annie Gambles and the McQueens. Rev J R Williams preaches this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Anderson
Evenea
David McQueen
Omaha
Neb
David
Charles McQueen
Mable B. Anderson
J. R. Williams
Vine St. Baptist Church
Annie Gambles
Mary Stanton
Brother Stanton
Belle Woods
H. H. Fry
Tennie Kaney
Leona Kennard
Bishop Cleaves to Preach at Jamison Temple C M E Church
The Sixth Episcopal District preacher Bishop N. Cleaves will speak at Jamison Temple C M E Church 1915 Paseo Sunday night amid expected record attendance. Rev Walker delivered a stirring sermon on Seeing Jesus today, and spoke on Bearing In My body the marks of the Lord Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Board
Mra Szeta Myers
Nelson Crews
Bishop Cleaves
Bethel Baptist Church Sees Active Sunday Services
Bethel Baptist Church on Sth and Lydia held 11 o clock services described as fairly good with a devoted pastor urging members to duty toward church and neighbors. Sunday School at 1 pm drew thirty seven scholars as Miss Benton faces illness and baptism questions while Missionaries report raising 1.05 for her care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Mary Benton
Mieg Benton
Miss Benton
Rev
Hawkins
Jepthah
Funeral and illness notices from St Louis services
All services were well attended with two additions. Mr. Stephen McEwing was taken to the city hospital very sick and is not better at this writing. Mrs. Mariah Davis of 2922 Michigan Avenue is also sick. We extend sympathies to the family of Mrs Paton. Mrs. D. T. Haskell of 4915 South Compton, St. Louis, Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen McEwing
City Hospital
Mariah Davis
Michigan Avenue
Paton
D. T. Haskell
South
Compton
St. Louis
Morning Star Baptist Church Rally to Go Over the Top
Morning Star Baptist Church reports strong attendance Sunday with 9 A M Sunday School and 11 A M sermon. At 9 P M B Y P A program drew youth interest. 8 P M soul stirring sermon. Visitors Mrs T B Watkins of Kansas City attended. Lawyer Bruce to lecture at 5:30 P M in B Y P U with a fine program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Y
T. B. Watkins
Kansas City
Bruce
New Hope Baptist Church Sunday School and Week in Review
New Hope Baptist Church held Sunday School at 240. Sunday marked the close of our bir financial campaign for the week. Rev William New directed the program. Monday night Rev Smith Rob erson spoke for the G E Club. Tuesday night Rev Isaac Williams spoke for the U M W. Wednesday night followed with further devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bir
William New
Smith Roberson
G. E. Club
Isaac Williams
Stewards Rally Day at St John services
Services at St John were well attended. Rev J C Bell preached a sermon on What Will It Profit a Man to Gain the Whole World and Lose His Own Soul. A good sum was raised at the Stewards Rally Day. At 3 pm Rev Bell delivered the communion sermon at Allen Chapel. Mr T B Watkins of Watkins Bros Undertaking Co spoke for Dr Leroy Bundy, convicted in the East Louis riot. St John responded nobly at the Electoral meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
J. C. Bell
Bel
Allen Chapel
T. B. Watkinx
Watkins Bros. Undertaking Co
Evangelical Meetings At 20th Century Bible Chautauqua
A compact notice invites the public to the 20th Century Bible Chautauqua and Gospel Tent at Mth street and Michigan avenue with sermons, songs, and mass gatherings. It notes speakers Rev J McDonald Rev Williams Rev Bernard and Rev St Clair among others, a closing sermon, and a total collection of 70.26 dollars. The college at Independence Missouri is praised for lay delegates to the general conference and St John members are highlighted. A social supper honors Rev Hell and Mrs Elliott follows services. Public attendance is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mth Street
Michigan Avenue
J. C. Hell
Ebenezer Church quarterly meeting features sermon and praise
Ebenezer Church held a quarterly meeting with Rev R Davis preaching a sacramental sermon titled The Two Swordsmen about consecration and disobedience. A large audience attended as several members joined, including N C Crews Calloway and Dr Howard M Smith who spoke in praise and supported the Bundy fund. The collection surpassed $240 with pledges and church donations, and the day featured reports from various church groups, a new permanent Brotherhood, and plans for future events and concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer
R. Davis
Centennial M. BE
Greece
Inez
N. C. Crews
Calloway
Howard M. Smith
Mesere
Crews
Bundy Fund
Crewe Sunandy
Endeavor
Lochridie
Ida Vaughn
Improvement Board
Sister Vaughn
United We Stand Club
J. H. Patton
Trinidad
Celo
Wideawake U
St James A M E Zion Church Service Schedule
A large audience heard Rev A Bernard at 1 am and Rev Mary E Tivis at 830 pm The Children s Day exercises will be held at 740 next Sunday Harriet Tubman s Escape from Bondage a drama by Theo Drury will be played Tuesday June 24 at 890 pm The last service before the annual conference will be held Sunday The pastor will speak morning and evening Members and friends are urged to be on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Devlin
James
Bastiat
Church of God
Lydia Ave
Pacific St
Swope Park
Galilee Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Rally
At 40 a.m. Sunday School was good and at 11 40 a.m. the pastor War Fennell preached on Isaish 016 with the sermon title Christ the Needy One. At 9 40 p.m. Sister M M J Carr of WOCA Shiloh Woman's Convention spoke and praised the church. The Starte Rally closes tonight. motto is 100 50. Members are urged to give 1.00 each for the rally and all are welcome. God loves the cheerful giver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War. Fennell
Isaish
Christ
Sistor
M. M. J. Carr
Woca
Shiloh
Allen Chapel Home Day Service and Activities
Allen Chapel hosted a largely attended Home Day service with Women's Clubs representatives. Miss Anna H Jones welcomed returning soldiers. the service flag was demobilized. Rev William H Thomas preached Keep the Home Fires Burning. Evening sermon by Dr Thomas on The Mission of the Church. Endeavor programs and district meetings noted. Mme Louise McDonald spoke on Our Girls after returning from Lexington Missouri events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna H. Jones
William H. Thomas
J. C. Bell
St. John A, M
Lave Fendt
Dawson
Endeavor Societies
Woman's Mite Missionary Society
Sunday School
Allen Endeavor League
Lexington
Mme
Louise McDonald
Allen Endeavor
Big rally at St Paul A M E Church Argentine Station
Invitation to a full day rally on Sunday June 22 at St Paul A M E Church Argentine Station 2925 Ruby Kansas City with the Ministerial Alliance of Greater Kansas City Bishop H B Parks and many regional clergy invited Attendees can enjoy dinner and refreshments in the church basement with emphasis on a spiritual service and community gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
H. B. Parks
D.D
Dean Vaughn
Western University
Johnson
Paola
Kansas
E. P. Green
Pleasant Green
Friendship Baptist Church Sees Strong Sunday Services
Services at Friendship Baptist Church 1700 Tracey Avenue led by Rev. S C Doyle featured a well attended Sunday School and a sermon citing Exodus 20 12 Honor Thy Mother and Thy Days May De Long Upon the Land. Kansas and Mississippi State rallies drew praise and two additions were reported with a July 27 auction for the Karinas State noted and public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle
Kansas State
Mississippi State
Bertha Chilton
Kansas
Ethel Hopkins
Mississippi
Texas
H. W. Webb
Quindaro
Church Service Highlights And Rally Planned
The services were well attended last Sunday with a morning program honoring soldiers returning from the great world war. An evening service was patriotic and featured a demobilizing service flag. Prof Page spoke at the B PLD service and the Bb P LD card class led by Mrs Reeves is preparing a future program. A rally on the fourth Sunday in June aims to raise 82,000 for exterior church cleaning, painting, and dustproofing. the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Yo. U
Page
Quips and Parables From a Community Gathering
A rural snapshot of beliefs and humor from a church gathering. Folks debate charity, pride, and rivalries while sharing quips on honesty, jealousy, and hell. A deacon jokes about hell bound gamblers types and a preacher’s sermon turn turning on the final tally.
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Bethel Church
MT. Olive Baptist Church
Corner 19Th & Grove Sts
Jamison Temple
C. M. E. Church
1815
Paseo
Cess
S. W. Toles
Bethel Baptist Church
Sth
Lydia
Baltimore Avenue
Edora Thomas
White-Wood Drug Store
N. W
Vine Streets
Home East
Bell E
THE
East India
Lyons
Gen
East
Oklahoma City, Okie
Vine Street Baptist Church
W. T. Osborne
Ebenezer A. M. E
Richard Davis
Morning Star Baptist Church
New Hope
ST. John A. M. E. Church
Franklin County Real Estate
G. C. Holmes
Lake Champlain Valley
St, Albans, Vermont
Tipton
Independence
Geo. Teeters
Kansan City
J. & Moten
Plowsant Hill
St Louis
W. Smith
S. Wallace
ST. Paul A, M. E. Church
Argentine Station
Ruby
K.cur R
Everett
Second Baptist Church
Thor
Wi Wom
Timber
Ealy
Betty
Sism
Vine Street
Annie Holmes
Bell Phone
T. T. Tivett
Kansas City, Mo
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