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Urn \%'i£SS*S&*i %*%%*%%% ~ CHURCHES * . ■ g,.ATE EV. W. A. DAUGHTRY Pounder Next week will be an epochal making one with Mt. Bethel £ £ Baptist church, Fahm street, because it will mark the forty- sixth anniversary of this well known Yamacraw church. Mt. Bethel church was organ¬ ised in 1897 by the late Rev. tot W. A. Daughtry. It was pas- tored by him until his death in June, 1931. The present pastor tA Rev. M. G. Bolden has been ■ its leader since the death of JRev. Daughtry. The official church board Consists of Deacon J. Gardner. ^phairman of the deacon board; U. C. B. C. MEETS AT \ METTER . The Union Church Building Convention convened in its nual convention at Thankful 1 Baptist church, Metter, October 29-31, Rev. S. B. Stewart, pas- tor. Rev. N.C. Conner, presi-i 1 dent, presided over the sessions j which were largely attended, The convention was organized) in this church 39 years ago, and: the Rev. Conner was then elect U ed to head the organization and has ever since remained its president, attending all of its meetings dining this long pe¬ riod of time. He has proven a progressive and prudent lead¬ er. This session of the conven- | lion was one of the best, in the ,1 'History of the organization and .among those who preached ser J piohs during the three day ses¬ sion were Rev. A. J. Franklin, Rev. F. Bolden, Rev. E. L. Bel¬ cher, Rev. T. B Bates, Rev. s. j '' L Archer, Rev. L. G. Gibbs. Rev fi G. W. C. Conner, Rev. T. D. Ham >nu ton and Rev. J. s. Murray. Rev. ; N- C. Conner, president, deliver : • ■p ed tha closing sermon. The — singing of Rev. Bates and Rev ,g\ Gibbs added much to the ser- vices. Among the interesting tors to the convention were Kelly, Mrs. Spikes and Whittier, state workers for gia Baptist College, all of whom addressed the body, as did Miss Josle, Jeanes supervisor of Can dler county, and Prof. H. T. kiss of the Baxley high school, The 'ksnior ^ and junior .mis- Sidney \ Jones Funeral Home pre«ents THE BEST IN SERVICE jg auHtvi line of caskets, robes and floral designs.! t 1 xpenenreo and skilled enibalmers who are welil raineo in (he art of mortuary science. ^stream.mee ambulances, hearses and funeral cars trust worthy ^nd confidential in all business trans-J actions “There are* lovir.u friends There are spirits brave, There are souls that are pure and true; Then give to the world the BEST that you have ll And the BEST will come back to you.” m Bwnre x. jones fftb fmprietc* CALLS ANSWERED ANYTIME ANYWHERE Office Phone 2-3464 Residence Phone 2-3906 WEST WALDBURG STREET Savannah, Georgia v /, r 1 /. f v :• to ■ r - ■ ■/ . - • . TO CELEBRATE FORTY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY M. w. Washington, chairman of the trustee boflrd J. Har¬ mon, Oliver Doyle, Ben Williams James Jefferson, William Drap- er. Jos. Green, Robert L. Po¬ sions were an important part of the convention. Mrs. Irene Me Loan is president of the senior mission. The juniors present a program Saturday after- noon which was very interesting was highlighted by a Song, All Alone, by Mrs. Janie Davis, The Union Church Building Convention is all that its name implies as this convention leaves each church visited bet- ter spiritually and financially. The organization reaches so| many rural churches that; would not be able to receive in-! wise. formation or inspiration other- j The convention raised a total i of $436.31 at this session. BUTLER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Butler Presbyterian church Christian Fndeavor held its reg ular meeting Sunday afternoon at which time Miss Flossie Dry¬ er gave an interesting talk on Halloween. Sunday was Hallo-1 enter) . ween and as each peison cd the door he was masked. Af ter the talk by Mrs. Dryer there was an apple biting between th? adults, fn'st,. prize being won by Leon Grant and second by Pvt tinnier. Mrs. M. Simmons is president and Mrs. Cynthia Jones, reporter. — ---- UNION BAPTIST CHURCH 315 West Jones street. Rev. L. C. Sapp, pastor. Services ir<r the week were largely tended. The church was guest at Bethel AME church last Wed nesday night, Sunday met at the usual hour with Jones in charge. At n a. lite, secretary of trustee board, and Henry Dukes, church clerk The church has a member¬ ship of 500, and is one of the potent religious factors in the the pastor delivered a timely sermon and also at night. One member was. added to the en¬ rollment of the church. ' Sev¬ eral of our members are still on the sick list. Sunday will be our communion day. i STOUT'S CHAPEL ! Services Sunday were well a t! tended at Stout’s Chapel AME church. Sunday school was held at the usual hour and at 11 a. m. Pastor H. P. Golden, af-j ter returning from Washington, delivered a soul stirring ser- mon. The entire day’s services were very inspiring. j SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH ] Sunday was a high day at \ Second Baptist church, and we were happy to have with us our supply minister. Rev. c. C. Cor¬ nell, B. Th., ,'of Indianapolis Ind, during the absence of our pastor, Rev. S. S. Reed. listened to some inspiring mons from which we received many glorious thoughts. Our inspirational‘meeting was a big success. We are inviting our friends ,and the pubile to wor- ship with us every Sunday, j Moore’s Pharmacy ■ 37th and Florence Sts. PHONE 9961 ■ Prescriptions Correctly Filled REV. M. G. BOLDEN Pastor Yamacraw section. A number of churches will! participate in the anniversary week program which begins on Monday night. They are: Monday night, Nov. 8, Pulgrim Baptist church, Rev. R. H. Sim¬ mons; Tuesday night. Union Baptist church, Rev. M. L. Bol¬ den; Wednesday night. Bay St. Baptist .church; Thursday night ; Jerusalem Baptist church, Rev. W. J. Williams; Friday night, Mt. Herman Baptist church, Rev. J. H. Jones; Sunday, Nov. 14, regular services with com¬ munion at 3:30 p. m. AMERICUS CONF. AP- POINTMENTS Albany, October 24 The Americus Georgia conference of the AME church closed here to night at Bethel church. The sessions were very largely at- tended and were presided over Bishop W. A. Fountain. . | Pastor J. F. Rodgers and' members did themselves proud’ hi the excellent way they enter tained the conference. The bishop read the following appointments at the close of afternoon session today; Albany district, Rev. W. Driggers, presiding elder Camp bell chapel, Americus, Rev. G. A. Roberts; Ellaville, Rev. J, E. Jackson; Mon^zpjna, Rev. W. J. Jones; Oglethorpe. Rev. J. H. Carey; Plains, Rev. j. W. Means Andersonville. Rev. J. Dudley; Springhill, W. T. Hicks; Long. Branch, Rev. J. H. Fluellen; Tab ernacle. Rev. M. K. Mott; Mf ZionZ, Rev. M. H. Brown; Amer eus circuit. Thornton Mincey; Sumpter, Rev. B B. Roberts; Smith chapel. Rev. W. Norman: Leslie, Rev. S. W. Way: Monte¬ zuma mission. Rev. Lester Loy¬ al. Albany district, Rev. W. Smith, presiding elder Albany, Rev. .T. F* Rodgers; toe. Daw-on. Rev. W. L. nolds; Smithville, Rev. L?e •Tones: Archri-y. Rev. F. Black; Panott, Rev. J. W. Warren; Brownwood, Rev. T. M. ton: Bethel and Randall. R°v. 8. ,T. Green; St. Marv. Rev. M. T. Ford: I eesburg and Rev. P. H. Williams; Graves tion, Rrv. E. W. Shelton; broueh, R°v. J. Kimbrough sar and Bethel. Rev. A. lev: Western and Preston, F. Wakefield Albanv Rev. B. M. Mot lev: gf, and St. Luke, Rev. J. A. Moses. Dublin district, Rev. J. Maxwell, presiding Paul station. Rev. J. H. Hall; Strawberry circuit. Rev. J. [ Seay: Brewton, Rev. C. E. Hud [son; Mt. Dolowav. Rev. W. | Ellis; Wrightsvilie. Helena,,Rev. T. J. Davis; } wood: Rev. K. W Small- I Fopzrton. Rev. R. T. hews: Fleming. Rev. A. C. Clark: j East Dublin. vRe .T. J. Lester: Andrews and Scotts. Rev. E. z Lewis; Towns and Scoftlanri. | Rev. A. Robinson; Whitehead I and Shady Grove, Rnv. G. W. Hunt. C.Roberc. Zatt : e E Hawkinsville district. Rev. G. B. Lancaster, presiding elder— Hawkinsville. Eastman. Rev. ,T. B. MeKeller: Butler. Rev Y. M. Walden: Cochran. Rev. W. T Hicks: Abbeville. Rev. A. Scott: Rochelle, Rev. F A. R'n- glish; Lumber City. Rev. J. w. Me Knight: Seville. Rev. F. L. Wynn: Hawkinsville circuit Rev. M C Jordan- Plains and Cook. Rev. J. R Britt: Poplar Spring, Rev. q. Bussev: wood. Rev. C. B. Bacon. side Bishop the Fountain will confer-! pre- j over Augusta of this week. j IN MEMORY LEWIS- In loving memory of Mine Katherine A'. Lewis who departed this life Novem¬ ber 5, 1942. Do not think we have forgotten, Just because we try to smile; How we miss you no one knows, Not a mortal could disclose; But the Lord, who knoweth I best, Called you home, and' gave you rest. The Junior Ushers of First Bryan Baptist church GREEN In loving remem¬ brance of our darling mother MRS. HATTIE HUGH GREENE who departed this life one year ago. November 2, 1942. We feel the world's a better place Of truly greater worth And richer far in lov-e and grace Since mother lived on earth We know the land beyond the skies Is sweeter and more fair And literally a paradise Because her home is there Husband, Children and Sister MCGIRT In memory of our beloved mother and sister, Mrs. Ophelia McGirt who died October 28, 1941. While willingly she went away, With faith and courage high Eeypnd the plaintive call of earth, Across the trackless sky. Ever since that heart-rending time, Remembered for its scars, How strangely dim has scented the sun, EYw dark the silent stars. Sadly missed by Elizabeth McMillan, daughter Brooks McGirt, brother Hattie McGirt Marie McGirt Viola Brown, Sisters WALKER—In memory of JOSEPH WALKER ; In remembrance of my loving . husband who departed this life November 3, 1933. How lonely the weeks and months have been. But He that doeth all things well has taken you home to rest with him. Wife TAYLOR—In memory of MR. HENRY TAYLOR who died October 29. 1942, one year ago. Sleep on and take your rest , because God loved you best. Left to mourn : Two daughters Mrs. Viola T. Canady Mrs. Sadie T. Oliver Two sons, ! Mr. Arthur Taylor Raleigh Taylor Nieces and nephews SEE US — If you have a Bungalow, dwelling house or any kind of investment property that you wish to sell, we can obtain the very best prices for -you. We also carry Fire, Storm, Tornado, Bombing and Autombile Insurance. Call R. A Harper. 3-3947 with A. F. King and Son. 6293—5371 37 Bull Street Savannah. Ga. i :•? ■ f If ICE AND COAL Savannah Ice Delivery Co Dial 8158 TO ME ANNIVERSARY RECITAL W The Great 4 Femaie Gospel Singers, one of the best known vocal organizations in this sec¬ tion, will celebrate their first anniversary Wednesday night, November 10 . at Tabernacle Baptist church, Alice street, Rev. E. D. Davis, pastor. The quartet famous female gospel singers has entertained the public far and near with delightful harmony and have been widely acclaimed. It is expected that their program on the occasion of their anniver¬ sary will be very largely attend ed. Among guest quartets that will appear on this anniversary program will be the Great Pil¬ grim Jubilee Singers of Jack¬ sonville. Fla.; the famous May¬ flower Female Singers, Sa¬ vannah Jubilee Singers and tv >e Great Boston Singers. Don’t miss this great treat; come one and all. Tickets are on sale at 410 W. Hall street; Boots and Buddie’s Beauty Parlor. Fahm and York streets: 1011 West Broad street. 917 West 35th St.. 1104 West Broad; 917 Cuv¬ ier street , and Reppnrd and Bolton streets. Advance DENEGALL—In loving memo¬ ry of my husband who passed away one year ago Nov. 2, 1942 MR. P. A. DENEGALL Gone but not forgotten Wife, Pheobe H. Denegall CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our ap¬ preciation for the many acts of kindness and expressions of j sympathy and condolence ex¬ tended by our friends and neigh¬ bors during the recent death of ow beloved mother. With es- - pecial thanks to the Monroe Funeral Home for sympathetic and efficient service rendered, j Mrs. Susie B. Williams and I amily CARD OF THANKS Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Bright wish to thank the members and friends of St. Peters church, and their neighbors and the ministers who officiated at the funeral for their deep sympa¬ thy and kindness shown them . during the long illness and re- j cent death of Rev. Bright’s only j' sister, Mrs.‘Anna Moon. The | officiating ministers were Rev. J. H. Jones, Rev. w. K. Miller, Rev. S. A. Baker, Rev. H. P. Gol¬ den and Rev. S. J. Joyner. Rev. L. H. Bright, brother Mrs. Florence Bright, mother Mrs. Pauline Bright, sister in law Mr. Joseph Moon, husband Elizabeth Moon, daughter Booker T. 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