Christian Church marks third anniversary and July dedication
The pastor celebrates a third anniversary on the Second Sunday in June with strong attendance at Sunday School and services. The Basar and Barar fundraisers succeed, classrooms in the basement will be dedicated the first Sunday in July, and the Aid Society reports windows and ventilation improvements. The Greater Kansas City Christian Sunday Schools plan their annual picnic at Swope Park on Friday in July.
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Aid Society
Christian Sunday Schools of
Greater Kansas City
Swope's Park
Attendance at St John Sunday Service Emphasized
Attendance at St John Sunday was very good. Rev J C Bell preached an instructive sermon on What Is Your Life. An entertainment is planned for July 4 with fish and ice cream, rides by Cummings and Norman Autos, and a 25 cent admission. Sunday services at 11am and 7pm, Sunday School at 9:45am. Mrs Maggie Whurria sick. Mrs E Pinley hosted a dinner for the pastor and wife.
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St. John
J. C. Bell
Maggie Whurria
Cummings
Norman
E. Pinley
Second Baptist Church Sunday Services and Rally Progress
Beautiful weather boosted attendance at Second Baptist Church last Sunday. Sunday School met at 8:70 with a lively session, Dr. Hacote preached a sermon on Galatians 6 15, declaring God forbid that I glory save in the cross of Christ. The B Y P A held music and a rally to raise 2000 for exterior church improvements. In the New Era Baptist B Y P U Convention the Second Baptist B Y P U won first prize for raising the most money in the district.
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Hacote
Calatians
Christ
Brent
New Era Baptist B. YY. P. UV
Second Baptist B. Y. P. U
New Era District B. Y. P. A
Pleasant Green Baptist Church
Mra
Rosa Gipson
Pleasant Hill
B. Maxey
Grace Walker
Ida M. Recha
J. M. Booker
The
Mra. B
Salisbury
Marty Willianin
A. J. Jones
Joplin
Mins Mable Smith
Funston Lowe
GH. Datlels
Lorenzo Counter
I. le Cox
C. Doyle
Muoile Hater
A. Smith
Second Baptist Church
Morning Star
Rosa Gilson
Measant Hill
C. I. Drew
Kansas City
A. la Brown
Kinsas City
Spirit of the Bride Says Come at Convention Services
A note invites attendance at convention evenings with music provided on one occasion. The message encourages bringing a friend and welcomes all to participate in services under the theme The Spirit of the Bride Says Come.
Baptism and Choir Lead to Strong Sunday at Olive Baptists
All services drew good attendance Sunday with three new members. Stephen McEwing remains ill but hoped to recover soon. Olive Baptist Church conducted offerings by four clubs: St. Matthew, Luia Smith president $41.80. Ruth, Willa Bell president $34.00. St. Mark, Mrs. Walker president $28.00. Joshua Wm Story president $49.51. Total $147.61. Choir, led by Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Moore, sang “Send the Gospel Light From Shore to Shore,” bolstering church spirits and singing.
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Bstephen McEwing
Mr. Olive Baptist Church
St. Matthew
Mins Luia Smith
Ruth
Willa Bell
St. Mark
Revivalist Rev P W McDuffy Draws City Admirers
The city welcomes Rev P W McDuffy who will remain for several weeks and prepare for a meeting at his usual spot on 18th and Woodland Avenue. Those who have heard him praise the soul stirring revivalist. He draws both black and white audiences with arousing heartfelt evangelism.
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P. W. McDuffy
Weunl
18Th
Woodland Avenue
McDuff
Atira
Revival closes as Mt Olive church shares weekly sermon
Mt Olive Baptist Church at Corner 19th and Grove Sts reports a Sunday program with Rev James S Anderson delivering a practical Christian sermon from James 1 22 at 11 50 a m and Rev J B Williams of Rosedale Kas preaching on the Second Coming of Jesus Christ from Revelations 1 7 during the revival. The choir offered selections and church groups resume meetings Hopes rise for more laborers in the Kansas City vineyard with Miss Mae Harvey's Omaha donation and a push for subscribers to the Sun.
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Grove Sts
James S. Anderson
Sunmisay
J. BR. Williamy
Rosedale
Kas
Woman's Mission Circle
Bible Institute
Kansas City
Mae Harvey
Omaha
Neb
Ebenezer Sunday Meeting Highlights and Community Notes
Sunday quarterly meeting at Ebenezer praised by Rev Sage and Rev Thomas with pulpit strength from Rev Davis. Eight additions, new Junior Stewardess Board uniform, and lively activities across clubs led by Mrs Celia Lewis. Tuskegee Institute Hinges to visit July 7, district conference in Lexington, and multiple church groups invite new members.
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Ebenexer
P. EB. Gilbert
Campbell
Sage
Thomas
BR. Davis
Celia Lewis
Ebenezer
George Holler
Ile
Tuskegee Institute Hingers
W. T. Osborne
Anna Roberts
Mesdates Ona B. Wilson
Olivia Moore
Lexington
Julia Rountree
Denver
Colo
Elizabeth Stokes
Dan Moore
Thurmiin
Grand
Lutie Sewell
Bessie Mason
Improvement Board
W. W
Usher Board
Brotherhood
Sermons Highlight Sunday Church Services at St John Baptist
St John Baptist Church at 2804 Myrtle featured two sermons last Sunday. Pastor Rev David St Clair preached a soul stirring message on Pally Things in Christian Religion, and Rev C T Redd spoke in the evening on The Christian Ministry. Services ended at 9 o clock with fans and courteous treatment. The church invites attendees to June 25 morning sermon The Seven Mysteries and evening The Seven Cups.
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Blue Valley Baptist Church
Partor
Myrtle
David St. Clair
St. John Baptist Church
C. T. Redd
Lee Walter
Sunday School and sermons inspire members to press on
Sunday School at 9 30 and 11 a m featured a sermon on meekness. Rev Cal loway spoke at 3 30 for the G B Club Sock Rally. Evening services with Rev Perkins used the theme Come Up Higher. Sisters Butler Owens Martin James noted ill health. Mission Circle summons all to attend Thursday at 3.
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Young
Marshal
Owens
Wiliam Perkins
Martin
James
Mission Circle
Friendship Baptist Church Service Report at 1700 Tracy
Friendship Baptist Church at 1700 Tracy reports full attendance as Rev. C. Doyle delivers a sermon from Ephesians 6 11 and again on I 1. The congregation fills the house with praise and three additions are noted Rally day is planned with a busy agenda and visitors urged to consider the church as their home
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Friendship Baptist Church
Tracy
C. Doyle
George Karper
Kansass
Bertha Chilton
Missouri
Henry
Texas
Ethel Hopkins
Bethel On the firing line rallies and pledges rise
The Bethel church reports another successful Sunday rally with generous donations and two new members joining. Pastors Vaughan and Perry led morning and evening sermons, while members expect ongoing fundraising efforts to continue until all have contributed. The piece touts Southern resolve and questions Northern prospects amid Civil War imagery.
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Bethel
Dean Vaughan
Rev. Perry
Grant
Kansas Ave Baptist Church Services Highlight Texas Evangelist
At 648 Kansas Ave the Kansas Ave Baptist Church hosted Rev. A. A. Banks and Deacon F. R. Price for a Sunday School and morning sermon on One Thing Facest Thou. Evangelist Rev. H. B. Brisco of Texas preached at 3 p. m. and 8 p. m. on The Holy Spirit and Put Some Religion in Your Business. Sister T. Carrit and Brother H. R. Whaley led the B P A at 4:45 p. m. Brisco praised as a leading young Texas preacher. much good noted from his visit.
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A. A. Banks
F. R. Price
Prangelist
H. B. Brisco
Texas
T Carrit
H. R. Whaley
Brisco
Businas
St James attendance steady despite heat and rain
A large Sunday crowd at St James attended both services led by Pastor Dr Shaw. The Children's program under Mrs Fleming received praise. Theo Drury’s drama Harriet Tubman’s Escape from Bondage drew the audience during the event.
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St. James
Dr. Shaw
Mrs. Fleming
Theo. Drury
Harriett Tubman
Genta. Och
Morning Star Baptist Church Sunday Services Inspire Congregation
Morning Star Baptist Church reports well attended services at day, with Sunday School progress, and a strong evening sermon by Rev. Patton. A lively rally followed, with notable donations from The AC, TA, Children’s Clubs, Mission Circle, and various groups totaling over 1,200 dollars. Members express gratitude and invite all to attend future services.
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Morning Star Baptist
G. HH
Danlel
Patton
Watkhine
Leudere
T. A
Mre
Cornelia Smith
Chilren
Silver Bell
Golden League
Jeader Alii
Mixes Addie Fields
Corine Saulabury
Mission Circle
Ehale
Gate City YWCA Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Gate City YWCA Club met last Tuesday evening at Passo Y.M.C.A. despite few members. Madam Berks reported on W.C.A. Branch management, plans for summer work, and an outing titled Wiener Rosset at Madam Decks home on June 20 2007 Michigan. Madam Brookins attended. July business meeting will elect officers. The Girls Work Committee elected Judith A Syms Vice Chairman and Frances A Hayes Secretary. meetings set for first and third Fridays at 7 p.m.
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Gate City
Passo Y
Wienie Rosset
Madam Decks
Michigan
Madam Brookins
Girls’ Work Committee
Judith A. Syms
Frances A Hayes
Flue Triangle League Draws Sixth Grade Corps to Poplar Court
The Flue Triangle League becomes a popular spot for girls as six corps of the grade participate last week. The report notes growing local interest and activity at the community leagues events and games.
Lincoln High and YWCA Volunteer Groups Meet Weekly
A bulletin recalls Udhool volunteer girls from Lincoln High School meeting weekly. Mies Anon Moore elected Corps Leader. grade school clubs plan a hiking trip this week. Publicity chair Mrs Myrtle Cook visits Michigan. YWCA programs plan services first and fourth Sundays at 4 pm with girls choir.
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Udhool Volunter
Sone
Elaun
Lincoln High School
Mies Anon Moore
Myrtle Cook
Hia Gote
Michigan
Aue Triangle League
Revival meetings advertised with charts and stereopticon
An Evangelist series led by A. OC Chutuiin and P. Johnson will be held at Cospel Chuchaunga lent, Gorner Lithstredt and Michigan Ave. The program features illustrated sermons and a varied nightly schedule, with topics from The New Birth to Where do you go when you die. Includes humorous and moral anecdotes drawn from daily life. Bring your bibles and join as interest grows.
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A. OC. Chutuiin
3. P. Johnson
Gorner
Soule
Mre Mash Wile Plans Bridge to Miss Cleo Green at Mound Be
Mre Mash Wile of 2914 Trey Avenue left for Mowndavon Michigan Saturday evening to be bridextuard to Miss Cleo Green of that City. Mra Wilson was a ticher in Mound Be you for two years.
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Trey Avenue
Mowndavon
Cleo Green
Wilson
Mound
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