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Newspaper

Kansas City Sun

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1918

Page

8

Ebenezer A M E Church Quarterly Meeting Features

Ebendeser Sun Jay Whe One of the largest and bestwongs in the history of the Church. The Presiding Minister Rev A A Gilbert preached two powerful sermons morning and evening. The Chandelor of Cain Chapel preached an uplifting sermon in the afternoon. Allen Chapel Choir under Prof Jackson furnished music for Communion. Miss Edith Cheenlee and Mamie Maxey led Sunday School. Hodars Brown Recital plans announced for Ebenezer Wednesday evening. Mrs Ay Male from Ft. Serr Kun visiting relatives. Mrs Sadie Ainery attending State Allen Endeavor Convention at Macon. Church clubs led by Efficiency Presidents hold together. Mrs Louie Stewart arranging piano lessons at church.

Ebenezer A M. E Ebendsér Jackson Clise Brother Holler Inader Batiner Edith Cheenlee Mamie Maxey Ehonexer Wupie Hin Mtmmer School of Music Allen Chapel Vine Street Baptist Chuvely Hureh Brooks Kla Oloir Troy Independence Ntc Ebenezer Ft. Serr Kun Vatsha Lydia Sadie Ainery Allen Endeavor Macon W. T. Osborne Efficiency Preailents Louie Stewart

Vine Street Baptist Church Sees Attentive Services

All services were well attended. Mrs. Join Kulis is much better and will be at home to friends in a few days. Mr George W. Taylor was very sick but much better. Mr William Patterson and McCombs donated $2 to the church. KH.OY. OP. 1 meets every Sunday at 5 p.m. all are invited.

Join Kulis George W. Taylor William Patterson McCombs

Jamison Temple Church Fund Drive Thanks Supporters

The six week financial effort ended on the third Sunday with a total of 704.57 dollars. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ella Randall first and Mrs. Stella Cain second. Rev. N. T. Walker has recovered enough to expect to fill the pulpit. New member Conaway of Memphis joined Philips Chapel. Mrs. Emma Butler visited from Atlanta and is convalescent. Mrs. W. H. Nickens and Miss Mabel Cunninghams are listed as sick.

Ella Randall Stella Cain N.T. Walker Mr. Conaway Memphis Philips Chapel Emma Buttler Atlanta Tim W. H. Nickens Mise Mabel

Morning Star Baptist Church rally raises 71006 for new church

Morning Star Baptist Church reports a well attended rally day with a total of 71006 raised toward a new church. Pastors from two cities spoke in the afternoon and Undertaker Watkins gave an address on the Progress of the Negro. Sunday School began at 9 20 and visitors were welcomed.

Watkins

Second Baptist Church Sermons and Baptisms Report

Dr. Hacote preached a grand sermon last Sunday morning and a beautiful evening sermon enjoyed by a vast congregation. Six additions to the church during the day with two baptized. Mrs. Bacote took a two weeks vacation for rest. The Moonlight Local was hosted by the B. Y. P. U.

Hacote Bacote

Hallie Q Brown Elocutionist and Soprano Recital

Mme Hallie Q Brown and Mme Jean Hodges headline a recital at Ebenezer A M E Church in Kansas City. They perform with Prof R G Jackson piano Prof Charles Watts violin and Clyde Leroy Glass piano solo. Program price 45 cents prompt admission 35 and 25 cents.

Ebenezer A. M. BE. Church Lydia Kansas City R. G. Jackson Charles Watts Clyde Leroy Glass

Community Church Notes and Events in Kansas City

Reading of church events includes Friendship Baptist Church reports on services at Eighth Street Baptist Temple and Allen Chapel. Highlights cover choir programs, Sunday School attendance, prize won by Miss Manola Stewart, baptisms, and upcoming district meetings. Also noted are church clubs, fundraising, and a summer Chautauqua across eight churches in the two Kansas Cities.

Greenwood Baptist Church Sunday Services Report

Greenwood Baptist Church reports well attended Sunday services across all departments. Rev G T Mosby delivered two sermons that were appreciated by a large congregation. Saturday night Sunday School children enjoyed a joy ride to Swope Park with the superintendent and teachers. Mission Circle met at Mrs C Jacobs 120 MM Street Rosedale for luncheon. Chorus rehearsal Tuesday and prayer service Wednesday. Everyone is invited.

Saster G. T. Mosby Swope Park Mission Circle C. Jacobs MM Street Rosedale

Vine Street Baptist Church Choir Honors Mr A T Moore

The Vine Street Baptist Church choir hosted a birthday party for Mr A T Moore at Mrs Walter Roberts 2728 Vine Street on Saturday June 15 The program featured opening chorus a Ned Carter quartet duets solos and a history of the choir with remarks by Mrs A E Johnson Gifts included a shaving set camisoles ribbons and a camisole presented to the president Mrs Edna Morgan spoke for thanks The hostess served a dainty repast and the choir wished Mr Moore many happy birthdays

Vine Street Baptist Church A. T. Moore Walter Roberts Vine Street Ned Carter T. D. Mitchell Addie Jones Henry Cox Sona Alent Mary Harper Mattie Washington Ove Cherase H. Cox Gertie Tibbs Mitchell A. E. Johnson A.T. Moore

Children Day program and church notices at Allen Chapel

The Christian Church reports a well rendered Children Day program by primary and intermediate classes. Women’s Mission Circle met on 12th Street, Kansas City, Kansas, planning their annual picnic July 4. Ald Society well attended at Murle Walls home. Violet Entertainment by Mrs H Robinson and others was financially and socially successful. Rally Day final on June 5 with services at 1 am, 9:30 pm, and 8 pm, urging members to meet the last note against the church. Pastor William H. Thomas of Allen Chapel A M E will preach at 5:30 pm. area ministers invited to join as they work toward a great day at 24th and Woodland.

Justine Rollins 12Th Street Kansas City Kas Ald Society Murle Walls Vine Street H. Robinson William H. Thomas Allen Chapel 24Th Woodland

Sunday Services Inspire Congregation and Lawn Fete

Our services Sunday all day were very inspiring. The increase in the congregation was pleasing. Several visitors worshipped with us Sunday. Messrs Rice of Helena, William Cowgill of Lexington Mo, J W Banks of Chicago IL, and Miss Pauline Vaughn sang with the choir Sunday evening. The lawn fete on the pastor's lawn at Quindaro was largely attended. Besides church members and friends, more than 100 soldier boys in training at Western University attended. It was a social and financial success. Our pastor D Newman, Mrs Finley, Mrs I Payne, Mrs M Banks and Miss Lucile Clements represented church departments.

Messrs. Rice Helena Wiliam Cowgill Lexington J. W. Banks Chicago Pauline Vaughn Quindaro St. John Church Friends

Allen Chapel sermon by Dr William H Thomas pastor

Dr William H Thomas minister preached at Allen Chapel Sunday morning delivering a strong spiritual message drawing from faith and congregation needs and highlighting community guidance through scripture.

William H. Thomas

Afro-American Co to donate sale proceeds to Wheatley Hospital

The Afro-American Employment and Investment Company announces that from July 1 over the next two months one eighth of all property sold will be given to Wheatley Provident Hospital.

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