I YWCA To Hold Clergymen To Debate Fellowship Meet Reiigion gious freedom and Mem- particularly Attend Some Church World Fellowship and —Vital questions of I Every Sunday to explore its spiritual founda- YWCA of Chicago religious liberty, those bership i nthe which tions” Dr. Kerwin said. the feature of the meeting 'have stirred controversies on na- will be “We have therefore brought toga And God so loved the world... 7:30 o’clock Friday, tional and international levels called for ther six panels of Sauth Park* will be debated Catholic, Jew- CANAAN BA°TIST 18 at the by clergymen and NEW Ll^e BAPTIST CHURCH GREAT HOPS CHURLr. CHURCH November ish and Protestant leaders to dy Illinois Rev. E. H. Hf*» r is » 4559 South Park-5 educators representing Rev. L. Fuller Robbins, way YWCA, Catholism cuss such 20 East 45th Street fundamental questions 2222 South Judaism and Protestantism, it was SAINT LUKE CHURCH way. as religious liberty and education! KING SOLOMON week of NevembeP 13*19 t announced today by Dr. Jerome NEW MACEDONIA Robbins, Illinois CHURCH The the relation of Churoh and State j Rev. Earl Cannon Fellowship Week G. Kerwin, Professor of Politi- Rev. A. J. Baker 1 is annual World ( and the ZION TEMPLE CHURCH 431 East 31st Street definitions, history, safe 4306 South State Street , YWCA’s through- cal Science at The of Rev. F. D. Johnson observed by University guards, and future of religious LIBERTY CHURCH United States and the 65 Chicago. NEW MORNING STAR 649 East 48th Street out the liberty in the wold he i Rev. D. 2. Jackson Dr. Kerwin said today,” Rev. David Bishop in the world, and the the subject stated. ZION HILL MISSIONARY 56 East 46th countries j*i 1066 West 13th Street Street Street YWCA is having its would be studied by the group It 1521 W. Hastings Chicago is expected that approxi- If. in in six uncheon NEW MT. CALVARY /T.'TUTIONAL A. M. E Fellowship program weekly meetings 100 OF GOD World mately clergymen and UNIVERSAL CHURCH 3825 South Dearborn Street educa- 100 West centers and residences through to be held at the Bismark Hotel, tors from Robbins, Illinois the greater Chicago area' 171 West Randolph under NEW TESTAMENT TWINKLE &TAR out the city. Street, will participate in the SUN RISE CHURCH discussion 4450 South Dearborn Street BAPTIST CHURCH with the South, the auspices of The Institute for each 1142 West Washburne Avenue Simultaneously Tuesday until December 13. Rev. Samuel Hubbard the and Social program will be ga- Religious Studies. The Dr. Kerwin THE UPLIFTING OF 1851 West Parkway said that the grow- SHILOH M. B. CHURCH Washburne Avenue first is to } HUMANITY CHURCH at the Loop Center, 59 discussion held next th of the 1257 West . therings general interest in this Elder L. Owens MERCY SEAT METROPOLITAN Street, and the Tuesday, November 8th. is East Monroe topic in part due t othe wide- 6837 South State Street GETHSEMANE BAPTIST Rev. E. F. Ledbetter “Current events West Side Center and Residence, have demon- spread rligious Rev. A. Sharp 2400 West Warren Avenue persecution with' CALVARY TEMPLE Ashland Boulevard. At strated the inmerative need to which 1352 South Union Avenue 101 Soth religious groups have had Rev. R. E. Eddington MONUMENTAL CHURCH from reexamine our of each program contributions concepts reli- to cope recently. 3429 South State Street FIRST CHURCH OF Rev. J. L. Horace the YWCA clubs and DELIVERANCE 729 East Oakwood Boulevard | individuals, CEDAR GROVE BAPTIST Rev. C. Cobbs classes will be made, symbolizing Rev. Luther B. Walker MORNING STAR 4315 South Wabash Avenue the gifts to carry on the work of 2603 South State Street ( Rev. Ira M. Hendon 3993 States secretaries in, ANTIOCH MISSIONARY / South Parkway the United AVE. Rev. J. M. countries. fmm. BAPTIST Harvey MORRIS MISSIONARY the foreign 4959 Washington Park Court 5129 Avenue Rev. E. J. Morris The South Parkway program | 3926 South an game MAMMOTH GUIDANCE BAPTIST BEAUTIFUL ZION CHURCH Parkway will open with acquainted ; RALLY DIVINE Rev. L. W. White from : 8922 South State Street MOUNT CAVALRY in the residence parlors 2830 Cottage Grove AND Avenue 1259 West 111th Street from 7:30-7:55 o’clock. In the re- | EVANGELISTIC SERVICE EBENEZER BAPTIST BEREAN CHURCH creation room at 8 o’clock the Rev. J. H. L. Smith M04JNT CARMEL RIDGE Rev. Cortez D. L. Bradshaw 4501 Vincennes Avenue 4546 South Wabash Avenue program will include community NOVEMBER 5147 South Dearborn Street 22, 23, 24, 1949 singing with Mrs. Willie Powe MOUNT HEBRON EVENING STAR BETH EDEN CHURCH direc- 2049 West Roosevelt Road Foi-d, industrial program Rev. W. Harden Rev. R. C. Keller 540 South Avenue tor, and Mrs. Sarah H. Jones, Michigan 11121 South MOUNT HEBRON To Expand the Rose Bowl business and pro? Temple Rev. Albert Tillman professiosal EXODUS BAPTIST CHURCH BEULAH BAPTIST CHURCH 3608 Vernon Avenue gram director, in charge. Mrs. Rev. C. Snead 3608 Ellis Avenue Frank L. Baxter, chairman of the 3546 South Michigan Avenue MOUNT HOPE SEE AND HEAR 'y~. COME, BEULAH MISSIONARY Rev. Wm. Lee Lambert center committee will give the GREATER UNION CHURCH 4154 St. Lawrence Avenue 3336 Indiana Avenue DR. J. E. WATLEY, World wide Evangelist from Houston, Texas to members and friends 43 North Damen Avenue welcome | will lead a mammoth rally to expand the Rose Bowl Temple, which and Mrs. Thomas M. Clarke, BIG ZION CHURCH MOUNT MORIAH HERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH was to Dr- Watley and his followers by Johnny Wright to Rev. Lim T. Thomas Rev. T. L. White given chairman of the residence com- ! Rev. Alvin H. Ratiiff be used for and charitable purposes. Dr. Watley is also 3027 South State 4843 South Dearborn t Street religious DR. J. Street make announ- E. mittee wiU YWCA WATLEY 1754 North the founder of the Universal Charity Club which aids in housing BURNING BUSH CHURCH MOUNT HERMOON cements. MOUNT MORIAH and education through scholarships and helps the underprivilege 3211 Wentworth Avenue 4644 Champlain FROM TEXAS Rev. C. A. Hamilton Avenue with clothing and food. HOUSTON, 4828 South Darborn Street CAVALRY TEMPLE CHURCH MOUNT MISGAH never 3429 South Street I Rev. Jos. Wells weather years, they got NEW TABERNACLE BAPTIST! State World wide Evangelist and Divine Faith 467 East Boken Avenue Drainage Ditches more than half a, bale to the acre 4601 South State Street CEDAR GROVE CHURCH LIFE AT A Farmers Two ago their colored * 2616 Indiana Avenue MOUNT PLEASANT Help years Healer NEW TESTAMENT Rev. J. W. West county agent, A- E. Adams, sug- Rev. C. O. Trimm CENTRAL AVENUE CHURCH 3121 Cottage Grove Avenue Despite the recent Gluf area gested that they get together and 330 East 35th Street 4049 Washington Park Court GLANCE MOUNT VERNON storm which blow away approx- apply to their soil conservation DAVID BETHEA OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH CHRISTIAN HOPE CHURCH Rev. J. J. Tillman By imately 100,000 pounds of their district for aid. Under the leader- Evangelistic Service—8 p. m., Nov. 22 Dr. J. H. Jackson Rev. Hezfckiah Brady unpicked cotton, a group of Ken- of R. V. the far- 3101 South Parkway 4338 Prairie Avenue COMMUNITY SPIRITUAL The election last Tuesday lias, ship Braxton, •'* BETHLEHEM coloi'ed farmers TABERNACLE revealed some very interesting dljeton, Texas, mers formed a group and asked MAMMOTH RALLY—9:30 p. m., Nov. 22 OPEN DOOR !; i CHURCH CHRISTIAN LOVE CHURCH APOSTOLIC FAITH still more cotton facts about the trend of thinking will produce their Coastal Plains Soil Conser- Rev. Booker T. Little Rev. W. L. McGhee 1068 West 14th Street this than ever before on 326 208 East 61st Street 116 East 33rd Street throughout the contry. Is it grow- year vation District for help with their —- — GRANT MEMORIAL A. H. E. acres which Soil Conservation; » — .-. -- more liberal, or more reaction drainage problems. ORIGINAL PROVIDENCE CLEVELAND TABERNACLE 4800 Evans Avenue ing Service helped them drain. Soil Conservationist DR. WATLEY CAN BE HEARD OVER RADIO STATION 217 North Leavitt Street Rev. Jos. Powell ! ary? No one can determine that. Henry “This is most dramatic de,- I 4508 St. Lawrence Avenue GREATER WALTERS and evaluate the Steinkamp was sent to the com- | Time will appraise WAIT EVERY SUNDAY FROM 2:00 UNTIL 2:30 P. M. OUR LITTLE ST. JOHN'S A. M. E. ZION monstration of the value of The num- good munity to 'help the farmers es- MISSIONARY COMMONWEALTH CHURCH Rev. P. D. Thomas the political progress. does drainage that we can point to,” tablish conservation Rev. Wiliam Byrd 1728 West 3800 South Dearborn Avenue ber of liberals elected, drainage South State Street saps Paul H. Walser, State con- 3828J4 point to progress, but there are ditches and suggested that the FIRST GIDEON CHURCH HARTZF.LL M. E. CHURCH of Texas. also some reason retrospect. They servationist group engage an firm PEACE FOR REST CHURCH f Rev. W. M. 3011 South Prairie Avenue engineering Bailey For 14 families in the all 4313 Langley Avenue 4056 Prairie Avenue fail to grasp the trend which is years, j to, dig them. INDIANA AVE. METHODIST colored Kendleton community steadily moving forward so they A year ago, the ditches were ROSE BOWL 5600 Indiana Avenue WATLEY’S PETER’S ROCK CHUCRH FIRST TIMOTHY CHURCH tried to cotton in an undrain stand stalwartly, think- raise completed at a cost of Rev. C. A. Hamilton1 Rev. A. L. Shelby stavely, $2,750. QUINN CHAPEL A. M. E. ed area that stayed muddy most 3839 South State Street 4654 South State Street of the days before “the good Agricultural conservation pay- H. Amos ing Rev. W. of the year. Even during good old days” but they are gone for j ments which the group earned PILGRIM FIRST MT. MORIAH 114 East 59th Street Dr. J. C. Austin ever- left not of their own from the Production and Market. TEMPLE Wm. C. They Dr. Upshaw M. 3101 Indiana JUBILEE TEMPLE C. E. that are still Avenue 4928 S. Dearborn Street ! accord, but by the pressure of at time, grounded ing Administration took care of Rev. Dear Scott 4724 SOUTH COTTAGE GROVE > or as immovable as AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL. PLEASANT GREEN 2401 South Wabash Avenue economic conditions over which in economy nearly half the cost; and SCS ser FORTY-FOURTH STREET j L. itself, and as time Rev. E. Strawhorn ! man as an Infallible creature, the economy vices which valued at more Rev. E. Thurston were I KE. 3256 Rhodes Avenue ST. MARK M. E. CHURCH the world becomes j Temple Phone 6-9383 735 East 44th Street could not control. marches on, than $300, were contributed to 5001 South Wabash Avenue J PRAIRIE AVENUE Yes time, somehow, pauses not more and more dependent upon ! the district. |- A. Wallace FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST ST. MARY’S A. M. E. o its and l Rev. C. for these fragile efforts which are all inhabitants, not just 6026 Prairie Avenue 1958 W. Washington Street Rev. J. D. Coston difficult for men. In a few. 5251 South Dearborn Street too often GALILEE Our elections show each PROGRESSIVE CHURCH 1933, the country faced one of its year 2954 North Damen Avenue Brown C. CHURCH voters aware of and Rev. T. E. ST. PAUL M. E. most serious problems, that of the are this, Street 8705 South LaSalle GOODWILL MISSIONARY 4644 South Dearborn Street as well are sustaining its economy, and only are capable as they 4142 Calumet Avenue PROVIDENCE CHURCH ST. PHILIPS A. M. E. CHURCH the “New Deal” with its corps convinced, they must decide their 3225 Prairie Avenue 4850 Indiana Avenue in a of GOSPEL BAPTIST CHURCH of economic experts, giving it a) fate country privilege and Rev. J. W. Hudson offered to RAY FIELD BAPTIST j ; WOODLAW A. M. E. shot of socialism, lifted it. Those freedom them unself- Road 2959 Cottage Grove Avenue 617 E. Pershing Rev. Arch’bald J. Carey, Jr. social stimulants, seemed radical ishly. 1 GOSPEL TEMPLE MISSIONARY 65th and Evans Avenue. RIGHT WAY CHURCH Rev. Henry 817 East 43rd Street Loney GRACE PRESBYTERIAN 622 East 43rd Street Rev. A. E.. Bennett ST. JOHN TEMPLE CHURCH LILY OF THE GREATER MT. HEBRON 3600 Vincennes Avenue VALLEY Rev. O. W. Williams A. W. Ligon “Was a nervous wrecf Rev. Alvin H. Ratliff Fev. 214 East 60th Street GREATER ZION TEMPLE 4311 Evans Avenue 4648 Langley Avenue I 4921 Prairie Avenue from agonizing paif 8T. LUKE CHURCH ! GREATER MT. S1NAI Rev. S. A. Grayson HAMLETT TEMPLE C. M. E. Rev. Geo. W. Jones until 1 found Pazo!”, 3663 Indiana Avenue | Rev. Harry Swan, P. E. Mrs. A. W., San Texd I 1421 West Washburne •ays Antonio, 2049 East 92nd Street Speed amazing relief from miseries c PAUL CHUKCH CITY 8T. IT’S YOUR with urn GREATER ST. JOHN simple piles, soothing Pazo*! Acl Rev. J. H. Irwin CHRIST TEMPLE CHURCH io relieve pain, itching instantly—sooth! Rev. W. A. Johnson ODIE BELL born in Holmes, Street J. Howard tissues—lubricates WATKINS, bom in Bates CORINE ROBERTS, 4418 South State Rev. M. Jiflamed dry, hare | 4459 Evans, died Oct. 4821 South j ville, Ga. resided at 118 E. 34th St., Miss., reided at Michigan Avenue 3337 Street jned parts—helps prevent cracking, sort conduct- South State died Oct. 24, 194 9. Funeral services °7 1949 Funeral services weryj CARRIE GRAVES WILLIAMS, bora 8T. STEPHENS CHURCH KEEP IT CLEAN ,-ess—reduce swelling. You get real corf I Church, Nov. 1. GREATER SALEM | conducted in our chapel, Oct. 29 1949 ed' at Ebenezer Baptist in Montgomery, Ala., resided at 4525 Porter prtipg help. Don’t suffer needless tortui Cemetery. Rev. M. P. HOLINESS COMMUNITY Burial in Burr OakCemetery. 1949. Burial in Lincoln Vincennes died 22, 1949. Funeral Rev. W. L. oin simple piles. Get Pazo for | Oct_ 3935 outh Michigan Avenue Petty M. W. Hall j fast, wor services were conducted at Greater St. 3000 West Bishop for your relief. Ask your doetor Warren Boulevard jerful about i | (BABY) Eugene Shadd born in Chi- THOMAS, born in Vicksburg John Baptist Church Oct. 26 1949. Bur- 5536 Indiana Avenue form — also tubes GEORGE CHURCH HEALTH •.uppository with pei i cago, 111. resided at 9613 at 421 E. 46th died ial. in Lincoln Cemetery. SECOND TIMOTHY and for Layfayette Miss, reseided pi. prated pile pipe easy application.' | died Oct. 23 1949. Funeral services Funeral services were con- South Wabash Avenue COMMUNITL Ointment Oct 97 1949. 3333 GREATER UNION METROPOLITAN HAPPINESS /. *tazo and Suppositories were <§) j conducted in our chapel Oct. 29 ducted’ in our chapel. Nov. 1. 1949 Bu- ROSE WYATT, born in Memphis,, 1956 Rev. J. M. Evans 1949. Burial in Lincoln BAPTIST CHURCH Prairie Avenue Cemetery. rial inBurr Oak Cemetery. Tenn. resided at 5762 S. Parkway, died SHILOH 4100 South Parkway Street Oct. 23, 1949. Funeral services were 6201 South May CTTBTIS MOODY KELLY bom in GREATER ZION TEMPLE WINFRED BREKERIDGE. bom in conducted in our chapel Oct. 26, 1949. > Cleaton Kentucky died 4921 PROGRESSIVE COMMUNITY Oct 18 1949 re- at 4 250 Evans Burial in Burr Oak Prairie Avenue • Oka lone. Miss, qeeided Cemetery. ^♦x~x~x~xk~x^\^x Burial in Lincoln Cemetery Cemetery. Rev. B. Franklin Smith *5 Sepulchre CENTRAL CHURCH X LENA CONLEY, born in Greenville, UNION WEST POINT CHURCH 3011 Prairie Avenu<) ► ! HOWARD MARTIN, born in | ; Chicago 111, reeaided at 741 E. Oakwood Blvd, Rev. B. E. Black J. Service ► 111., resided at 3528 Ellis, died JACKSON, bom In Rollenfolk. Rev. H. Brown Ambulance Oct. 27. JANIE died Oct. 22 1949 Funeral service* were ;j ► State Street j CHURCH 1949. Funeral services were conducted resided at 3606 Giles, died Oct. 6425 South i cottage Grove Avenue BEULAH BAPTIST Miss, conducted in our chapel Oct. 26, 1949 | ? in our chapel. Oct. 31, 1949 Burial in 19494 Body was shipped Oct. 25. Pastor 2i. Burial in Mt. < Rev. James W. Hollis, * for Glenwood Cemetery. BAPTIS1 Restvle Cemetery. to Miss, burial. UNION TABERNACLE ! HOLY TEMPLF MISSIONARY I 4154 St. Lawrence Avenue j» 1949 Greenville, Vernon Avenue ANNA 3356 4201 St. Lawrence Avenue I* WILLIAM THOMAS, born in Yazoo KINION HOLLAND born in E. TALBERT JONES, bom Corneaville,. Ga GAMMON MEMORIAL M. I. City. Miss resided at 541 E. 44th PI. BEATRICE resided at 5121 Prai- WILLOW { Boro, Ale. died Oct. 21. 1949 rie, died WEEPING HOLY TRINITY I Rev. Thos. H. Hines d|1d Oct. 26, 1949. Funeral services in Hirch Oct. 26. 1949. Body was ship- JONES j, services were conducted in our ped to '♦ were conducted at Carter Oct. Funeral Toccoa, Georgia for burial Oct. MISSIONARY £. Rev. Staples 1959 West Temple. Burial in Mt. * Maypole 1949. Burial In Oct. 25. 1949. 27. 1949. Rev. J. L. Johnson 525 East Street 31, Restvale Cemetery, Sel. it* 46th j* Glenwood Cemetery. Avenue ' {LAWRENCE i* GREATER METROPOLITAN | 4433 Evans ;♦ EDGAR JACKSON BLANEY. born FANNIE HALL, born in Salvisa, Ky. HOPEWELL BAPTIST Rev. W. G. Ward in Chicago. 111. resided at bom in Hen- CHURCH j U ndertaker f 6157 S Ell- HALLIE ALICE JONES 14th Avenue Mavwood, 111. Body was WHITE STONE < zabeth. died Oct. 27. 1949. Funeral died Oct. 22. 1949, Rev. J. N. Llghtfoot 5856 South Wabash Avenue | sqr- derson. Kentucky died Oct 25. 1949.. resided at 408 S. Street ^ were conducted at Funeral aer- 685 East 35th 548 East 35th Street i* i viqes Shiloh Baptist reesided at 1411 W. 61st. shipped to Georgetown. Ky for burial Church Oct. 31, 1949. Burial in Lincoln in our chapel. Oct I TRUE LIGHT BAPTIST < J i vices were conducted CHAPEL BAPTIST State Street Cemetery. 1949. Burial in Lincoln Cemetery. WILLIAM ISRAELITE BAPTIST Rev. B. F. Paxton 3315—17 South 25. IRENE LOREN A Williams | ;§ HURNTON, born A. L. in New Rev. Austin Rev. Edward ) 4527 Dearborn Street THOMAS L. born in Kinston | Orleans. La. resided at 6 824 Posey South POSEY, MOORE, born in Chacta. Avenue i J ! MONROE Wabash, died Oct. 20. 1919. 4650 Langeley 4500 Prairie Avenue 1 Jamaica, died Oct. 1949. resided at ; Oct. Ftner^l 2 3329 27. Ala. resded at 4049 Dearborn, d^d services were PHONE VICTORY * conducted in our chapel UNION i VERNON AVE. BAPT. CHURCI- f 3 DeKold st. Joilet, 111. Funeral 20, 1949. Funeral services were, conduc- WOODLAWN services Oct. 27, 1949> Burial in Lincoln Csroe- | were conducted In Baptist Church. Oct. CHURCH Rev. Carl Cannon j our at South-West REST chapel, Nov. ted Rev. A. K. Williams |JEHOVA j •p 1, ; tery. 3981 Grove Avenue 3356 Vernon 1949. Burial in Burr Oak Cemetery 26, 1949. Burial in Lincoln Cemetery. ___._A 6359 Eberbart Avenue » [ Cottage l Avenut I