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St. Philip AME Church
The Forgiveness of God
the theme of the Sunday school
lesson at 10 o'clock
morning. School was well
tended. Many visitors
present, a very appropriate mul
sical number was rendered
M ss Jewel Cutter and
Paulette Smith.
It was rally day in the church.
Captains were busy
funds to complete the last pay¬
ment on the organ. At
close of the evening service the
goal was reached and a *io.-
OCfl organ installed and
turned over.
The pastor preached
but interesting sermons
both the morning and
services.
Sunday, July 31, will be
“Parents’ Day in the Sunday
school. All parents are
to accompany One r children
Sunday school. If you have no
children, come any way. 10
o’clock is the hour.
Mrs. V. Holbrook is superin¬
tendent and Rev. H. W. Murph,
pastor.
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^ Savannah, Georgia
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St. Luke Bapt. Church
512 Berrien street.
school was held at 10:30
with Supt. E. G. Lowe
charge. Noonday service
led by our son. Rev. C. E.
He preached an excellent
mon. Mission meet ng was
at 4:30 with the pres dent,
j rah Patrick, presiding.
will have a fish fry at
home of Sister Campbell,
West 31st street, on
BTU met at 6:30 o’clock
President C. Butterfield
charge. At 8:30 P m„
sermon was preached by
tor Sapp. Deacon E.
made a favorable report
the BTU and Sunday
convention which was held
Atlanta.
Union Branch
Baplist Church
The Union Branch
church Sunday school met
usual hour with Supt.
ter Idella W Ison n charge.
was largely attended. The
day school committ e
special arrangements for
Sunday school picnic July 26
Spann’s place. The
service began at 3: 3C,
Pastor C. E. Young hi
He spoke on “A Real
Rev. B M. Corley brought th
nig 1 it message. V s ting
ters were Rev. Wri’ht. Rev.
A Bryant, Rev. B. M.
Rev, Lane, Kev. F. T.
and R v. J. Dobson.
Baby Contest
K ddics on Parade and
Baby contest will b held
ust 7 at the Ct. Jc'.in
church, sponsored by Mrs.
Washington and Mrs. M.
Moon for the benefit of the
and Jr. Missions.
are as follows: Jar quel ne
ler, Bettye Aim Patrick,
bara Ann Simmons,
Le Hodge, Brenda
Yvonne Moore, Paulett
Butler. Bettye Ann
Eeverly Bessie Williams,
laney A. Oliv r,
Smalls, Edward J. Sleigh,
ward V. McDonald, i&noch W
son, Lamar Powell,
Drayton, Richard Allen
The public is tivited to
this affair and to cast
vote for the contestant of
choice. The program
promptly at 5 p. m. Rev. E.
S. Cl veland is pastor; Mrs.
len Beckett, president,
Mission, and Mrs. M. N.
Jr. d redress.
Conor Temple Church
The Conner’s Temple Baptist
Sunday school met at the usu¬
al hour with Deacon S. H. Har¬
ris in charge. The school is
looking forward to a picnic
some t me in August. Tne eve¬
ning sermon was delivered by
Rev. J. M. Bing of Jaclcsonville,
Fia. No. 1 class won the Sun¬
day school banner.
Union Baptist Church
Berrien and Purse streets,
Rev. L. C. Sapp, pastor. Sun¬
day school was op ned by Supt.
G. B. Jones. The II o’clock
sermon was delvered by the
pastor. At 3:30 p. m. the Dea¬
con Board met and at 6 o’clock
BTU was conducted by Deacon
S. J. Littles and others.
The Union Build ng Conven¬
tion will meet at the c'.iurch
Friday, July 29, through July
31. Rev. L. C. Sapp is the new
president.
Mas Betty J. Littles is re-
Beth-Eden Baptist Church
Sunday school was largely
attended at Beth Eden Baptist
church. The lesson was d s-
cussed by Mrs. Esl.ier Warrick.
Mrs. C. M. Wells was in charge
of the music. The morning
and even ng messages were de-
liver.d by the Rev. A. J. Har-
grett, college minister of Geor¬
gia State college. Both were
inspirational.
The Rev. E. D. Harrell of
N w Port News, Va., will till
the pulp.t for both morning
and evening services next Sun¬
day. Everybody is cordially in-
v ted at all times.
Bethel AME Church
Friday night marked toe op¬
ening of the third quarterly
conference at Bethel A. M. E.
church, w.th acting Presiding
Elder H. W. Murph In charge.
All boards made full reports.
Sympathy was expressed in be¬
half of the late presiding el-
(drr, Rev. J L Butler. Acting
1 Presiding Elder Rev. Murph was
received with a hearty wel-
ccme.
The Rev. F. W. Bagby. pas¬
tor, delivered a soul stirring
sermon at 11 o’clock service
i last Sunday. Rev. Ervin M let 1
| delivered reports the evening received sermon,
Final were
from the baby contest given by
the Satalite Board; little Hen¬
ry Simmons being the winner
Other guest ministers were
Rev. Louis Reart of Savannah
and Rev. Jenkins of Charles¬
ton,
Connor Temple Bapt.
Church
Gwinnett and West Broad
streets. Sunday school was
held at 10 a. m. with Supt.
Steve Harris presiding. The
morning worship was conduct¬
ed by the Rev. Bing of Jack¬
sonville, Fla. His message was
most inspiring, entitled, “Chris¬
tian Testimony,” taken from
Psalms, 66:16. The night ser¬
vice was also conducted by
Rev. Bing. Deacon L. Wash¬
ington is chairman and Sister
Annie V. King, reporter.
Thankful Baptist Church
The Sunday school of the
Thankful Baptist church is
growing under the leadership
of Deacon W. E. Shenholster,
chairman of the Board of
Christian Educat’on of the
church. Ice cream cones were
served all Sunday school stu¬
dents and their guests Sunday
morning.
Night services were inspira¬
tional. Rev. u. G. Campbell
preached, using as Ivs subject,
• “Is There No Balm In Gilead?”
Monday night marked the
beginning of the pastor’s in¬
stallation services. Rev. L. G
Gibbs and his congregation
ooened this series of services.
Tuesday, Conner's Temple Bap¬
tist church; Wednesday. Cen¬
tral Baptist church; Thursday,
Union Branch Baptist church,
and Friday, First Tabernacle
Baptist church. Each church
choir is expected to be pres¬
ent.
On next Sunday, the junior
choir will celebrate its anni¬
versary. Rev. A. "■ Hargrette,
college pastor of the Georgia
State, college, will deliver th?
anniversary sermon at 4 p. m
rendered by the various junior
At 8 p. m., a musical will be
choirs of the city.
Central Baptist Church
The church's deepest sympa¬
thy goes to Deacon S. J. Jen¬
kins and family in their re¬
utaiiui nmn
cent bereavement. The
of Mrs. Mary R. Jenkins
held Tuesday night.
The regular services
held Sunday. The
scnool was conducted by
Gadsden. At 11 o’clock
win Anderson of South
lina delivered the message.
BTU met at 7 ocioca.
Daniels spoke at 8 o’clock
“Personal Watchlulness
God,” John 2:8. Prayers
be.ng made daily for our
members.
Tremont Temple
Baptist Church
Sunday being the
of Women’s Day at
Temple Baptist church,
services were inspiring
out the day. Sunday school
ened at 10 o’clock with
Zeigler, acting as
ent.
At l.i a. m. Mrs.
Pratt Johnson was the
speaker. Her subject
“Women of Today.”
Benton preached a very
pressive sermon on the
At 3:30 p. m., a musical
“Womanhood Exalted.”
was enjoyed. Mrs. Vernell
well was the principal
er. Her subieet
as Builders of the Nations.”
BTU met at 6 o’clock
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Mrs. Mamie Williams, acting
president. George Faison
brought a grand report irom
the convention at 7:30 p. m.
Miss Daisy Phoenix, the guest
speaker, used as her subject,
j “Our Responsibilities.” Women’s Achievements Brief
; and
■. I remarks were made by the pas-
tor. Total rais:d was $1,046.68.
j Sunday will be Youth Day
Tne public is cordially mvited
Pilgrim Baptist Church
528-30 W. Huntingdon street,
Rev. J. J. Dinkins, pastor. The
weekly activities were held as
usual. The church school m?t
at 10 a. m. with Deacon C. H.
Jenkins, Supt., in charge. Sis
Hulda Bell, who represented
the school at the convent on
in Augusta, brought an excel¬
lent report.
Among the visitors at tire
morning serv.ee was Mrs. Wig-
| gins of New York city. The
pastor being out of the city,
! Chairman E. W iliams spoke
briefly on the subject, “Ye
Must Be Born Again,” and on:
member was added to the
church. The guest speaker for
tire night serv.ee was the Rev
H. Hagan, accompanied by the
Rev. W. M. Robinson and Rev.
W. H. Anderson of Hampton,
Va. His subject was “I Am the
True Vine and My Father is
the Husbandman.
JORDAN POST TO
BEGIN MEMBERSHIP
DRIVE MONDAY
The William P. Jordan
500, American Legion, will
gin its first major drive
11*50 members on August i,
cording to Post Commander
W. Law.
Tne ommandor pointed
that the local Legion post
joining with more than
other post in Georgia to sign
a record number of eligible vet¬
erans as Legionnaires
1040-50 Legion year
started in June.
Commander Law stated
all war veterans who were regu¬
larly enlisted, drafted or
ducted or comm.ssioned
who were accepted for and
signed to active duty in
Army, Navy, Marine Corps
Coast Guard of the
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THURSDAY, JULY 28- 1949
States at some time during the
periods April 6, 1917 -November
11, 1918. or Dec?mber 7, 1941-
September 2, 1945, are eligible
for membership in the Ameri¬
can Legion, provided these vet¬
erans were discharged under
honorable conditions. He
pointed out ail el gible veterans
may apply for membership in
the William P. Jordan post.
Appl cations for 1950 mem¬
b?rship in the post are being
taken by Post Adjutant Mat¬
thew B. Williams at 3504 Bur¬
roughs street, phone 3-6827, and
by a number of other member¬
ship workers, including, Willie
M. McNeil, Gloster Collins, W.l-
liam Solomon. Earl Cruse, J. C.
Copeland, Paul J: Steele, Carl
Moffett, Solomon E. Matthews,
Jr., Benjamin Lark, Joe Jen-
k ns, Miss Thelma Akers, James
(E. Lee and Harmon V. Laven-
der.
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