Allen Chapel Quarterly Meeting Inspires Congregation
Last Sunday at Allen Chapel the Quarterly Meeting day featured a morning service led by Presiding Bilder Hey W H Prince and a 3 PM sermon by Rev J J Griffon of Kansas City Kansas. The pastor preached in the evening, and Mrs Rosa Buford presented the church with a Bible while Mrs Tillie Kummons donated a silver carafe.
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Allen Chapel
Herview
Hey
W. H. Prince
J. J. Griffon
Kansas City
Kansas
Griffon
Rosa Buford
Tillie Kummons
Morning Star Baptist Church Morning Services Recap
Morning Star Baptist Church at 2311 Vine Street reports strong attendance with engaging Sunday school and a noted sermon by Rev. G H Daniel. The day included a rally visit to Tabernacle Church, a successful B Y P U program, class teacher selections, and high spirits for missions and a district association session. Several members are listed as sick, and a convention raised substantial funds. Visitors were welcomed. Vine Street Baptist Church also noted three additions and a warm reception for visitors.
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Heacon Wim
Olive
Gerd Maxey
Lillia Raynor
Thelma Payne
D. Payne
Mise NS
Bell
Payne Buster
Marie Dnaniel
Misa Lillian Weddington
Wheatley-Provident Hospital
Henry Mark Re
22Nd
Tracy Avenue
Doyle
15Th
Michigan
New Era District Association
Morning Star Baptist Church
J. ©. Patton
Mira
Rosa Gipson
Visitors Rally Day Attracts Crowd In Stinay
Our visitors Stiniay will be rally day with a big showing expected. Edith Cary of Lexington Missouri visits her mother Mrs Mayme Carey and aunt Mrs Mattie Warren in our city. Mire, Jennie Lee and groom Milon attended services Sunday evening. The committee serving dinner Sunday deserves credit. Mr H J Spigener was robbed last week of moods valued at 150 dollars, and our sympathy goes to him.
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Stiniay
Mian
Edith Cary
Lexington
Mayme Carey
Mattie Warren
Mire
Jennie Lee
Milon
H. J. Spigener
St James A M E Zion Church Event recap
At St James A M E Zion Church located at 18th and Woodland the morning service featured Rev. C F Colling of Rosedale and the evening service with Rev J H Hillard. The Sunday school grows Bishop P A Wallace visits this week Annual Conference opens in St Louis July 7. Child pianist Ethel Love appears July 28 with Dunbar readings Children’s Day Exercises set for 8 p m Rev Shaw to preach at 11 a m.
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C. Fp, Colling of
Rosedale
J. H. Hillard
P. A. Wallace
St. Louis
Misa Ethel Love
St. James
Dunbar
Rev. Shaw
Revival services draw many to church activities
Rev S C Doyle, pastor, reports well attended services with two additions. Visitors, including many at Cheryo, attended Sunday school at 9:00. At 11:00 Rev John Goins spoke on Missionary Education for youth. At 3:00 p.m. the pastor delivered a stirring sermon. Mission Circle meets Thursdays at 2:00 p.m. Everyone is invited.
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Cheryo
John Goins
Progressive Baptist Church Sermons and Upcoming Guest Speaker
Rev J W Holley reports well attended services at Progressive Baptist Church with a strong Sunday School program and a spicy children’s program. Waller delivered a splendid sermon in the morning, and at 3 p m the preaching topic We are Going Home was given. Brother Jessie Duckett remains in hospital improving. Sacramental Day is Sunday with all-day services and cordial invitations. On Monday night June 27 Rev Luna Green of Arkansas will preach at the church.
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
Cora Madison
Bettie Maxey
Misa Neola Vanostine
W. T. Osborne
Ebenezer
West
Higgs
Centennial M. E. Church
Waller
Jessie Duckett
Luna Green
Arkansas
Sunday school rally and church notes from June gathering
Sunday school at 0:40 praised attendance and a banner class led by Mrs. Duncan. Rev. G. B. Horsey preached an able sermon. The choir and leadership are highlighted with plans for a July rally. A Missionary Society meeting is announced. Numerous house listings and loan offers are included, with Colonial Real Estate noted at 918 East 21st Street.
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Duncan Ty
Banner Clase
G. BE. Horsey
First Army
Geo. Dorsey
L. BE. Horsey
Katie Anderson
Laura Jackson
G. W. Oliver
Maude Jefferson
J. J. Dottery
A. A. Davie
Charles Jones
Sadie Wyatt
M. Barnett
Mingele Clay
Maude Black
E., Ridley
Percy Webb
Josephine Lee
Watt
Highland Avenue Baptist Church Services Recap
Highland Avenue Baptist Church held Sunday services with a powerful morning sermon at 11:80 and a second spiritual message at 8:00 pm. Sunday school at 1:00 drew a good turnout, with Class No 14 led by Sister Kimble. Everyone is welcome to attend and hear the pastor, described as a power from heaven.
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Sister Kimble
Second Baptist Church Holds Services and Adds Souls
In morning services Pastor Dr Hacote preached an excellent sermon and at 240 the National Order of Twelve held its Annual services with Dr John Goins State Missionary delivering the annual sermon. In evening services the Pastor preached again and ten souls were added. Mrs Brookins and her Crusaders deserve credit for installing electric lights in the auditorium. The B P U and Sunday school are progressing nicely.
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Hacote
National Order of Twelve
John Goins
Brookins
Crusaders
Bethel Baptist Church 5th Street Prayer and Carnival Note
Bethel Baptist Church at 1325 E. 5th hosts early prayer services with Rev. Geo W Devlin. A Sunday shower of the Holy Spirit drew attendees. Miss Ola May Bowie left for Boley Oklahoma. Sister Mamie King remains ill. a church record is asked for on the 30th at 824 E 10th street with 10 cent tickets.
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Smith
Ola May Bowie
Boley
Okla
Mamie King
Devlin
E. 10Th Street
St John A M E Church News and Upcoming Concert
St John A M E Church reports solid attendance, with Rev Graves leading morning services and Mrs E Finley delivering a well received evening sermon. The Sunday School is steady and last week’s entertainment raised a neat church benefit. A concert next Friday night is planned by Silas Wallace.
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St. John
Graves
E. Finley
Silas Wallace
Ebenezer Church Activities Attract Members And Events
Ebenezer Church reports steady growth in attendance and finances during warm weather. Eleven new members joined, including individuals who had not previously joined. A sermon titled A receipt for correct living was preached by Dr. Os borne, and Rev. Harris led a large 8:00 p m service. The church hosts plays, dinners, and a quilt contest, with community groups organizing events and club activities. A gold headed parasol, a church gift from Helena Montana, remains unclaimed.
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Abenezer
Osborne
Harris
Clags
Brother
Art Club
Esa
Helms Park
Anna Roberta
Ebenezer
Doria Novel
K. TU
Dawley
Crump
United We- Stand Club
P. E
Mra
Helena
Mont
Evans
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