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;h Navy chaplains at-
' : :e combat units are
, the company of men
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Si Jb background. never forget according their ceciesias- Stf.
... to
; Jeremiah H. O'Leary, a Ma-
ri!IP*Corps combat correspondent.
Reporting an incident experi¬
ence! by Chaplain Lonnie W.
rueathum of Virginia Beach, Va,,
O'Leary states:
‘•The chaplain was standing in a
cHMT line when someone inadvert¬
ently doused him with a container
of scalding soup. After a moment,
he managed a wry grin and said:
" ‘Would some layman please
Bay a few appropriate words?’ ”
CHURCH RALLY CLOSES
SUNDAY NIGHT
Tb,v First Providence
church will conclude its
services days rally Sunday night
EL^James being conducted at the
Baptist church,
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p^ident of the
Christian Workers Convention
received Providence Providence the appreciation church churcn and ano of
the the 1st. 1st.
its pastor. Rev. C. W. '
vice president, for their
kmd consideration. The
bers of First Providence
"feeft t0 make their reports
tlio month. The public is in
vfed to attend the special
icsRl program and s ermon by
life pastor.
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COME, HEAR SEE
THE ROYAL
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AT YOUNG ZION BAP¬
TIST CHURCH,
Corner Ott and Rocke¬
feller Sts.
ON
MONDAY NIGHT
JANUARY 31, 1944
8:30 O’clock
ADMISSION 35 CENTS
Rev. A. Miller, Pastor
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Rev Mrs. Annie Thompson
• whn left the city Saturday for
California where she will
make her new home. Mrs.
Thompson has been living hei?
for a number of years, do>ng
evangelistic work in and out of
Savannah, and going some¬
times as tar as Atlanta, Bir-
mingham, New Orleans, Chica-
go and Los Angeles.
many friends regret to lose her
from the city and wish for her
much success in her new evan-
fistic field out west.
Enroute to Los Angeles, Mrs.
will stop oven m
Elizabethtown, Kentucky, one
month
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j CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
met at . the .. us-
Sunday school
^ hQur Tb<? , pahtor , ;Rev .
| Wm Da niels, delivered the
mp a t the morning and
h * sevv ices. Sunday com
^ bo a busy day . Bap-
wm bp heW in the morn -
in „ * serV ice. Richard Middle-
ton and and m Walter Jenkins will be
■ ordained as deacons. The v or-
'dination sermon will be
‘ ered by Rev. N. E. Holsey, pas-
j tor of Bryan Baptist
I the charge to the officers giv-
i en by Rev. N. M. Clarke, pastor
1 of Beth Eden Baptist church,
i and the ordination prayer will
be by Rev. Wm. Williams. The
Lord’s supper will be adminis¬
tered
ST. PETERS BAPT. CHURCH
Hull and West Boundary Sts.
On Sunday afternoon the
Missionary ceremonies conduct
ed by Mrs. Chuicey Carter, Mrs,
Bringkley and others were very
helpful. Rev. L. H. Bright de¬
livered an impressive sermon.
Several visiting friends were
present. On next Sunday
night Rev. S. J. Joyner, son
St. Peters church, will be the
speaker.
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IN MEMORY
ARNOLD In loving memory
of our baby,
BARBARA WYNETT
who died February third,
our little Barbara:
We were so proud of our
girl
Into our lives she brought
peace and joy,
But now she is gone
Here on earth she lived in hell,
she held her chin up; it never
fell.
She couldn’t play she couldn't
eat;
One day her tired heart missed
a beat,
And she was gone.
And now our God in heaven
above
You have our darling up there
to live,
S o tell her we miss her
And for me and them
Satisfy her every whim
While she is gone.
Some day we will meet you
»'" “ Trow Tow f Sd pain.
n» more,
And when we see our little girl
Our eyes will be idled vutn
tears of joy.
Sadly missed by her parents,
, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Arnold
of Miller road
Two grandmothers,
Mrs. Martha Wright of Dor
Chester, Ga.
Mrs. Mary Hardee of Miller
Road
Three aunts and uncles,
Mr. and Mrs. Dozier Stev¬
ens of Savannah
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tate
of Dorchester
Mr. and Mrs. George Sams
of Savannah
LOVETT-GRIFFTiN— in Lov¬
ing memory of
MR. and MRS DAVID LOVETT
who departed this life January
27, 1938, and March 11, 1936,
1 respectively,
i and
! LUCY LAGURVIS GRIFF N
who departed this life Febru¬
ary 2, 1942.
Years have passed our hearts
j A stil time * sore goes ’ on we miss
s
Y° u more;
t Days may come and days
g0>
Each day our sorrow seems
grow.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
HARMON— in loving
| ry of our father and brother,
JAMES HARMON
: who passed away one year
j today.
Dear James:
In this interlude of sorrow,
. In this moment of distress,
When our hearts are
dened
And we feel our loneliness,
May you come from out the
lence,
I From your immortality,
With the old. old time
tions
To abide awhile with us.
I
Sister,
Mrs. Mamie Singleton
and children.
SIMMS In loving
of my precious mother,
ed this life Feb. 4, 1942.
MRS. EINA ELLISON
Two years ago. dear mother.
And O how I miss you
each day:
I am lonely without you,
er.
And there is no one to
your place.
Lying in a silent grave
Waiting for the judgement
And to rise and be with
On that bright and Ji
day. | TTTg
Each day I thing of you,
mother.
Gone and left me ali alone.
Trusting some day I’ll meet
you
On that great judgement day.
HARMON In loving memo¬
ry of
JAMES HARMON, JR
who passed away February 2,
1943.
One year has passed, our
hearts still ..ore,
As tune goes on we miss you
more;
Days may come and days may
go,
Each day our sorrows seem to
grow.
The loss of one so good and j
rare
Makes our burdens hard to
bear;
Silent and deep are V he tears,
we weep,
Deep down in our hearts is the
grave where you sleep.
Father, two sons, a daughter,
three brothers, two sisters
and
A devoted wife,
Mrs. Maude Davis Harmon
GRANT— In sad but loving
memory of our dear mother,
MRS. EMMA ASHE GRANT
In life we loved you, Mama,
In death we do the same.
We often sit and think of you,!
dear,
And wish you were here again
Days of sadness still come o’er;
u^| |
Secret tears do often flow,
But dear memory keeps you
near us,
Though you died seven years
ago.
Husband,
Mr. Sam Grant
Daughters,
Mrs. Lucille Grant
Mrs. Elizabeth Grant Davis
Mrs. Lola Mae Howard
Daughters and son in law,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry John¬
son
ROBERTS In loving mem¬
ory of my mother,
MRS. JESSIE ROBERTS
who departed this life Febru¬
ary 2, 1943.
Mrs. John Bryant
MILLER— In loving memory
of
MRS. GRACE GRANT MILLER
who departed this life Februa¬
ry 3, 1939.
How we miss and how we
mourn her,
How we long for her each
day,
Since she heard the call of
heaven,
Closed her eyes and went
away.
But our hearts gain comfort,
In the thought where s he
may dwell,
There Is peace and rest and
beauty,
God is love and all is well.
Mother, daughter and
Mother,
Mrs. Prances H. Nelson
Daughter,
Mrs. Rosa Mae Thomp¬
son
Sister,
Mrs. Frances Williams
Brothers,
Aaron Nelson
Pfc. Benjamin Nelson
LOTSCN— In loving remem¬
brance of our dear brother
DEACON GEORGE LOTSON
who C. parted this life Februa-
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IT'S A BULL'S EYE when Staff Sergeant James G. Sowells. Jr.,
if the Quartermaster Detachment at Brooks Field, Texas, aims his
Thompson sub-machine gun at a target. The expert marksman re¬
cently chalked up a perfect score to set a record at Brooks Field.
He is the son of James Sowells of ML Vernon, Texas. (Photo by
Army Air Forces.) ,,, -
ry 1, 1943.
Sad was the shock that night,
You bade no one farewell,
A last goodbye you could not
say.
Wnat pain you bore, we do not
know,
We did not see you die,
But only know you are gone
and left us;
We loved you so much in life,
In death we do the same;
What would we not do to see
your face.
Your loving hand to touch, to
hear your voice
And see your smiles
meant so much to us.
Days of sadness are still with
us,
Our tears do often flow,
But memory keeps you
near us,
Though you left us one
ago.
There you find comfort in
the thought happiness and
sweet rest as you often read
the !4th chan, of St. John that
lingers with us, 1st verse, 'Let
not your heart be troubled.”
and there is comfort in the
thought that God is loving and
He knows best.
Sadly missed by
The Lotson family.
’
^ Irs ' riorenee Lloyd Gordon
Mrs. Florence Lloyd Gordon
died Wednesday morning, Jan.
26, at her residence after a long
illness. She was the daugh-
ter of the vlate Samuel and Ma
ria Lloyd, having been born in
i a
ful member of Beth Eden' Bap-
tist church, where she taught,
Sunday school until
ill. The funeral services were
held Friday afternoon from
Beth Eden Baptist church. Rev.
N. M. Clarke officiating. She
is survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Louise Gordon Cusperd; a sis
ter, Miss Hattie Lloyd; a grand
daughter, Erma M. Cusperd; a
son in law, Jerome Cusperd.
and other relatives.
Passing of A. J. Paul Robeson
The passing of Andrew J.
Paul Robeson, the son of the
late Professor and Mrs. T. W.
Robeson and the brother of
George M. Robeson of this
brought sadness to many
friends. Mr. Robeson
school at the Dickerson Train-
ing school, Vidalia, for seven
years before his departure
Miami, Fla., where he was
of the science department at
Darcey high school and served
as dean of men.
! He was a member of
Bethel AME church, where
was assistant superintendent
i of the Sunday school and
scout master of the Boy Scouts
of that church. He held
! Positions in connection
i his work.
I His funeral was held at
I old home town church
(several hundred people
(Miami, Vidalia and the
mty of Higgston
j He is survived by a wife,
i sister, six brothers, seven neic
i es, two nephews and other
j tives.
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w r FIRE FIGHTERS— Engine Company No. 12 is the first all-Negro soldier unit to join the regular
fire fighting forces at Fort Lewis, Washington. The group has been commended for efficiency in the
conduct of their first test alarm. Left to right, kneeling: Private First Class Leroy Peterson, Colfax,
Louisiana; Private Wilford Green, Darby, Pennsylvania;' Private First Class Ambrose Fran If. Palmetto,
Louisiana; Private James Tilgbman, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, and Private Richard Grace, Barnstable,
Massachusetts. Standing: Private First Class Oral Stewart. Chicago, Illinois; Corporal Ernest A.
Williams, Atlanta, Georgia; Private First Clas. V i W i I gtnn Corsicana, Texas; Private John A.
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