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Newspaper Page TextVffOE 51 WHERE TO WORSHIP (Compiled from the file? of i Newspaper and dob departm of The Savannah Tribune). BAPTIST ABYSSINIA BAf'TIST CHURCH 34th imd Ogeerhee Roar! Hew. G. W. Carter Pastor . Phone 3-51 If. a ix rr.ort.EA new BAPTIST CHCRCH b28'Harmon Street 1 !?ev. B. N Bunn, Pastor Phone G847 i RAY ST. BAPTIST CHCRCH j President t. and P. Pastor oular Streets Rev. B. Free, PlK.no 3-4974 , HRTH EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH | Lincoln and Gordon Streets ■ Rev. Levi Moore, Pastor BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHI iff II ' 702 West Park Avenue Key. E. J. Dyson, Pastor ■ Phone 3-0040 BOLTON ST. BAPTIST CHI'RCH Bolton and West Broad Streets Rev. C. E. Richardson, Pastor Pfione 3-7954 BROWNSVILLE BAPTIST CHCRCH Harden Near 30th Street Rev. J. M. Butler, Pastor Phone 5576 CENTRAL BAPTIST CHCRCH Hull ami McAllister Streets Rev, W. M. Daniels, Pastor Phone 2-2834 CONNOR S TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH ' all!) We«‘ '"winnett Street Phone 8291 ■ EMANUEL BAPTIST CHCRCH 510 East Huntingdon Street Rev. J. C. McMillan, Pastor Phone 3-7353 FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHCRCH Montgomery and St. .Tulian Street? Rev. R. M Gilbert, Pastor Phone 3-6597 FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH East Savannah Rev. W. C. Cunningham, Pastor Phene 3-8169 FIRST BRYAN BAPTIST CHURCH 575 West Bryan Street Kev. K. M. Williams, Pastor Phone 5911 FIRST EVERGREEN BAPTIST CHURCH Gwinnett Near East Rroad Street Rev. E. A. Capers, Pastor Phone 2-0417 FIRST FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH Wheaton Near Harmon Street Rev. G. R. Conner, Pastor Phone 3-8076 FIRST JERUSALEM BAPTIST CHURCH 221 W 45 Street Rev. E. Boyd, Pastor Phone 5918 FIRST MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH Reynolds and 31st Street Kev. I,. W. Stevens, Pastor Phone 3-8563 FIRST MT. BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH Fahm Street l>er. Marion Washington, Chr. Phene 2-0677 FIRST TABERNACLE BAPTIST (BURCH trlO West Alice Street Rev. H. W. Wilbur.., Pastor Phone 5865 fRlENNSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH Hudson Hill Kev. A. J. Flewellen, Pastor Rhone 3-2642 HAPPY HOME BAPTIST CHURCH Ott Street Rev. L. L. Smalls, Pastor Phone 7808 BRAMPTON BAPTIST CHURCH Hall Street. Woodville Rev. W. S. Scott, Pastor Phone 3-3193 JERUSALEM BAPTIST CHURCH Richard and Baker Streets Rev. S. L. Archer, Pastor Phone 3-7848 I.ITWAY BAPTIST CHURCH Thunderbolt MT. TABOR BAPTIST CHURCH Henry and H. East Broad Streets Kev. J. Martin, Pastor Phone 2-3963 MACEDONI \ B \PT1ST MT. HER MON BAPTIST CHURCH 545 West Y'ork Street Randolph & Jackson Streets Rev. AV. B. Murray, Pastor Phone 3-4072 MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH West Broad and Waldburg Lane Kev J. Q. Adams, Pastor Phone 2-0928 NEW MOON BAPTIST CHURCH Randolph Street Kev. James Bailev, Pastor Phone 3-3089 PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH 528 West Huntingdon Street Rev. J. J. Dinkins, Pastor Phone 3-4312 ST. LUKE BAPTIST CHURCH 512 Berrien Street Rev. W. C. Cunningham. Pastor Phone 3-8169 ST. PAUL BAPTIST CHURCH Waters Avenue and Culver St. Rev. A. E. Hagins, Pastor Phone 3-4808 SECOND ARNOLD BAPTIST CHURCH Arnold Near Broughton Street Rev. George Dingle, Pastor Phone 2-0850 SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH 124 Houston Street Rev. E. G. Quarterman, Pastor Phon* 3-6163 SECOND ERENEZER BAP! 1ST CHURCH ugh-thorpe and McAllister Streets litre. W. M. K. Miller. Pastor • Phono 2*50(15 THANK! U, BAPTIST CHURCH We.-) Broad and Bolton Streets [ REMO"'- I TEMPLE BAPTIST « Hi M H : i ; Avenue and West Broad St. ; Bev. J. M. Bento”, Pastor Phone 2-4509 rut K LOVE BAPTIST CHURCH Gwinnett Near Price Street . Kic idie Bonds, Pastor phone 2-4051 i'MON BAPTIST CHURCH 1 !: men Street • L. f. Sapp, Pastor Phene 4-2944 WILMINGTON BAPTIST CHURCH Thunderbolt E. A. Capers, Pastor Phene 2-0417 < .ON BAPTIST C4IURCII v. J. B. Hales. Pastor UIZ Ferrill St. Phone 3-0948 CATHOLIC ST. ANTHONY'S MISSION 112 Fell Street Fa the i ,Tol n Galvin, Rector Phone 5258 ST. BENEDICT’S CATHOLIC CHURCH E: i Broad and Gaston Streets Father •!■ Feeley, Rector Phone 7251 1. MARY’S CATHOLIC ( IIURCH on West 30th Street Pathei B. II. Kohane, Rector Phone 2-4751 CONGREGATIONAL FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Taylffr and II ibersham Streets Rev. A. C. Curtright, Pastor Phono 3-5917 EPISCOPAL -T. MATTHEWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Audi i m and West Broad Street? Father G. II. Caution, Rector Phone 3-2636 MTTHODIST ASBURY METHODIST CH URCH Hiffy nn l Abercorn Streets !!rv. J. H. Taggart, Pastor Phone 3-6019 BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Fust Broad and Holton Lane Rev. A. D. Powell, Pastor Phone 9981 DAVIS MEMORTA?. M. E. CHURCH 11th an ! Randolph Streets P.ov. T, Thomas, Pastor FLIPPER CHAPEL \. ,M. K. CHI’RCH Cohen Near Berrien Street Rev. J. L. Sibert, Pastor Phone 3-6898 GAIN IS CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH 'TO Magnolia Street Rev. 11. R. Swinson, Pastor Phone 2-5587 HANNAH CHAPEL A. M. K. CHURCH Waterworks Rev. Horace Nelson, Pastor Phone 2-0539 PALI N’ METHODIST CHURGll 23th At Burroughs Streets Rev. J. K. Spears, Pastor T. J AMES A. M. E. CHURCH 236 Arnold Street Rev. W. W. Stevens, Pastor Phone 3-2854 ST. LUKE A. M. E. CHURCH Joe and Ott Streets Rev. G. If. Stokes, Pastor Phone 3-6357 r. PAUL C. M. E. CHURCH West Broad and Maple Streets Rev. T. E. Sibley, Pastor Phone 3-2849 ST. PHILIP A. M. E. CHURCH Charles and West Broad Streets Rev. J. S, Bryan, Pastor Phone 3-2CS3 ST. PHILIP MONUMENTAL A. VI. E. CHURCH AGO West Hull Street Rev, D. T. Babcock, Pastor Phone 2-2423 sr. THOMAS \. M. K. CHURCH tilth and Burroughs Streets Rev. S. Stripling, Pastor Phone 3-5038 TOWNSLEY CHAPEL \. M. E. CHURCH Eagle and Church Streets Rev. J. P. Lampkin, Pastor Phone 6696 PRESBYTERIAN U TI.FR MEMORIAL I’KKSBY TER I VN CHURCH '.'80 East Broad Street Rev. P. A. Patterson, Pastor Phone 6605 SANCTIFIED HOUSE OF PRAYER 043 Bismarck Street Rev. Lawson, Elder Phone 9137 HIBI K WAY CHURCH j 76(i East Bolton Street HOLINESS HIST BORN CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD Hopkins and 89th Streets Rev, G. R. Richardson, Pastor SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST SKYENTH-D \Y ADVENTIST < in ecu I list Rev. ami D. E. Burroughs Davis, Street iPlwne i Pastor 3-9114 U R C H E S REV. ( . E. YOUNG At Eber.ezer Baptist churcL 31 and Ea t Broad streets, a se¬ ries of revival meetings will br held May 15-20. The Rev. C. !■ Young, pastor of union Brand Baptist church, will conduct th services. Rev. R. L. Roper is pas tor of Ebenezcr. To Conduct Revival rev. j. c. McMillan “That Stuff You’ve Got T< Watch” will be the theme run- ring through the series of ser¬ mons to be preached by the Rev James C. McMillan at Emman¬ uel Bapti ;t church. East Hunt- ingtos street, beginning Sunday and continuing for a period of two weeks. Special music will llso feature those revival ser¬ vices which will be in charge of Pastor McMillan, and which, undoubtedly, will b~ largely attended. Secoi.d Baptist Church Church services Sunday be¬ gan with the Sunday school which opened at 10 o’clock by Miss Hattie Carter. At the 11 o’clock services an impressive sermon was preached by the oat°i. iollowed by baptism. Mis : Pearl Lavender will be the speaker for the Youth Day pro- gram. Sunday morning. May Womans Day will be had Sunday, May 28. St. John’s Mother’s Dav Propram The St. John’s Bapt. church Sunday . chool is sponsoring a Mother’s Day program on Sun¬ day, May 14, at 9:45 a. m. during the Sunday school period. The public is cordially invited to at¬ tend. Tne program io oe rend¬ ered is as follows: Song by the school, welcome to -mothers by little Mi's Judith Robinson, reading by Mrs. Cieo Pryor; so¬ lo by Mrs. Libian Wilson; solo by Mr * Olivia Alexander; re marks by Mr?. Sadie Cartlege, selection by Good Will Gospel Singers; reading by Mrs. Mamie Williams; selection by Royal Funeral Home choir; paper by Mrs. Elizabeth Simmons; solo by Mrs. Marie Singleton; reading by Miss Jacqueline Walker; trio, Misses Vera Truell, Francis Loadholt and Mildred Truell; reading by Miss Carolyn Lewis, highlights u.: on Sunday , school ______ les- ! son : by «... Mrs. Theodosia Buckner, presentation to youngest moth- r who attends this program by Mrs Henrietta Frazier, presen¬ tation to the mother who has he largest number of children ! n attendance by Mrs. M. N. Moon; presentation to the old¬ est member of Sunday school vho has ben attending regular- ■■ by Mrs. Octavia McNatt. Mrs. Viola G. Oliver will be mistress of ceremonieh, William H. Ham- pilton, Supt., and Rev. E. O. S. Cleveland, pastor. Thunderbolt Union The Thunderbolt Fifth Sun¬ day Community Union met Ap¬ ril 28-30 with Wilmington Bap¬ tist church with the following ministers delivering sermons: Rev. L. L. Smalls, Friday night; refreshments and young people talent program Saturday night; Rev. Wm. Williams, Sunday morning, and Rev. E. J. Dyson,, Sunday 3 p. m. The amount j raised during the meeting was; is i $108.57. Rev. E. A. Capers pres¬ ident and Mrs. Eloise Wright, reporter. The next session of the union will be held at Centarl Baptist church. ! Mothers’ Day At Butler Presbyterian Church A musical tribute to mother¬ hood and womanhood will be gven by the men of Butler Htes- byterian church, Sunday even¬ ing. 7 o’clock, in the main au¬ ditorium of the church which j located at East Broad and Mc¬ 1 is Donough streets. A solo wll be rendered by Prof. Robert A. Long of Savannah State college who has been trained at the J iliard School of Music. Num- will be presented by the j male chorus mAer t he direction j 0 j- { jeon Grant who will, likewise, I j xnder a solo. The address of the occa slon will be given by Prof H e rm an Simmons. Rev. p. A Patterson is pastor of the j church. 77 /// X X | ••• •!; X ~:T)M X •i; X X •!• * WIT FINE PRi !l I: PRINTING REFLECTS CHARACTER The kind of printing you have done actually re¬ f | flects the character of your business. In mam- !;!. instances the only contact a business may have with its customers is through correspondence and advertising folders. No matter what you do or sell, however, fine \ tinting is essential. That’s • the only kind we do. Let us handle your next irinting order. You’ll he pleased with the results, and our prompt, reasonably priced service. ill e $mwnmk$nbvme t * f -ua 3/iVANNAH itam.M, Revival At Bryan j REV. It. M. WILLIAMS, Jit. I Beginning this week with a week of prayer, First Bryan Baptst church will begin it. i soul-saving campaign in full on l Sunday with .. preaching . . every . „ j night by the pastor, Rev. R. M.l Williams, wlio has prepared soul-stirring subjects for the oc¬ casion. Special revival music will be furnished by the com¬ bined choir, the Young Men’s Civic Glee Club and the May ¬ flower Gospel Singers. All are urged to attend this revival meeting, especially the unsaved and those away from their home church. Evangelical Ministers Union Mrs. O. F. Thompson, repre-j sentative of the Cancer among J our group, was at the session j with a message on same. At the close of her talk trose who hau not reported were urged to do so. A Rev. J. W. Maxwell, P. E. of the Brunswick district who was called to Eatonton last week on account of illness oi his brother re P otreci that he was on tilc road to recovery. Rev. I. J. Johnson, P. E„ West Savannah district, gave greet -1 ings from Orlando, Fla., where he spent the weekend. The Rev. A. D. Powell of Beth- el AME church invited the mem¬ bers to attend the revival meeting at Bethel church that would start Monday night. May 15. The meeting will be con¬ ducted by Rev. G. B. Hannan, a former pastor. The Mother’s Day sermon wp? preached at 12:45 by the Rev. M. L. Lester, pastor of the Hutcner- son Station, McIntosh. The order of the day next Tuesday will be a paper by Rev. Yv. O- P- Sherman, P. E. Savan¬ nah distritc, subject, “Journal¬ ism and What It means.” Rev. J. S. Bryan, chairman of the program committee, will assign the subjects for *thc remaining part of the year. Members in attendance were Revs. W. W. Stevens, B. B. Sw'in- son. C. P. Hobbs, R. Richards, J. A. Aikens, J. S. Bryan, J, w. Maxwell, A. D. Powell, I. J. John¬ son, M. L. Lester, W, O. P. Sher- man. Visitors, Mrs. C. F. Thomp- son,-and Brother B. Fahn. Ben- ediction was said by Rev. M. L. Lester. Zion Hill Baptist Church The Zion Hill Baptist church is in the midst of its spring re- vival at Lathrope and Exley Aves., with the Rev. J. w. Callo- way' of Winter Garden, Fla., preaching eacii evening at 8 p. m.. The Mayflowers will be with vs next week, beginning fdonday night. P.ev. J. B. Bates is min- ister of the church. Central Bant. Church | Sunday marked the close of another very successful revival service at Central. Eleven were baptised Sunday morning and the Lord’s supper was served at 4 o’clock with the following vis¬ iting ministers present: Rev. Dyson. Rev. Davis. Rev. Connor and Rev. Ford. The June Work¬ ers will have a seafood simoer May 20 at the home of Mrs. Sadie Brown, 15 Fifth St. The j Simmons Singers will render a program on May 22 for the Julv workers. On Sunday, Mother’s Dav, a program will be rendered sponsored by Mrs. Ro'a Middle- ton. our sick members are doing! i fair at this meeting. M. MOORE special marking the installation of the Rev. Levi M. Moore as pastor was begun Monday night at Beth Eden Baptist church. Participating in the first four nights of the celebration First African Baptist Rev. Ralph Mark Gilbert, tor, First C o n g r egational church. A. A. C. Curtrigh , P as t° r ; Mt. Zion Baptist church Rev. J. Q. Adams, pastor and Butler Presbyterian church. Rev. P. A. Patterson, pastor. The remainder of the cele¬ bration will be featured by the participation of the following churches: Friday nght, May 12 Second Baptist church, Rev. Edgar Quarterman, pastor, and Sunday, May 14. St. John Bap tist church, Rev. E. O. S. Cleve land, pastor. On Monday night. May 15, the closing activities of the install¬ ation will be held, highlghted by a reception in honor of Rev Moore and his family. A special musical program will be rend¬ ered, directed by Mrs. Camilla Wells. The Rev. Moore comes to Sa¬ vannah from Tremont, Temple, Macon, and Springfield Baptist church of Hawkinsville, which '’burcho'' he nastored simultane¬ ously. His ministerail activities also extended to the Northern section of the country where he also pastored Gethsemane Bap¬ tist church at West New York, J. graduate , . . p»v. Moore is a oj Haines Institute and Lincoln University, Pa., having finished this college and theological strid¬ es at the latter. He s a native of Darien. and is the brother of Dr. R. W. Moore of this city. His Church To lonor Him IT St. Paul Baptist church. Wat¬ ers Ave., will celebrate the 11th anniversary of the Rev. A. E Hagins as pastor of the church Monday night. May 15 through Sunda night, May 21. The following churches will take part in these services: Monday night, May 15, Second Ebernezer Baptist church, Rev. W. K. Miller, pa .or; night, May 16, Bethlehem Bapt. church, Rev. E. J. Dyson: Wed¬ nesday night, May 17. Second Evergreen Baptist, Rev. M. T. Thomas: Thursday night, 18, St. James AME. Rev. W. D. Stephens: Friday night. May 19, St. John Baptist church, Rev. r O. s. Cleveland. Sunday, May 21, 3:30 p. m.. Mt. Bethel Bapt. church. Rev. R. J. Cliffin. anni¬ versary sermon; Sunday night the musical recital. Under the leadership of the Rev. Hagin the church has growned by leaps and bounds. A two- weeks successful revival was closed with 45 persons ad¬ ded to the church. It was con¬ by the pastor. furnished room to let. convenience. West Side, neighborhood.. Phone rUlKSU.il u\\ !l i; '!i m of CARD OF THANKS. _ The family of the It ? Alice Pinckney wishes to <: tr their heart-felt thanks : . predation for the nesses shown them sudden {lasing and r- t >. beautiful florals and me „iv of sympathy. We wish t > ■ ially thank the Sidney A. Jin:. Funeral Director; ar. and Rev. Dyson, the r,, , . ; Bethlehem Baptist chur: i. CARD OF THAN ” . We wi h to thank -. ““ ' '..id neightbor.; and also L: A. Joneh Funeral non: • ,: sympathy, kindnesses end ; 5;->l designs given elm re 'll'.ness and denth of rny vir. Joe Ho me: Mrs. Anna Holmes rats is: ( CARD OF THANK I wi h to extend vv- r: r - thanks to my many friend* their many expressions <•< ness toward me dun :g cent illness and I esjWi Hy’fU i to thank the entire per of the Savannah the efficient manner in wh they carried on tls ing my absence. ■*» CARD J. Savannah E. OF F THAN mvielle: Pftal i t Mrs. Lucy Lucas takes t means of expressing her and appreciation to her friends for their kind brance of her during her illlr at Charity Hospital. She is es¬ pecially grateful to m a n friends, trustees and muring staff for the beautiful cards and flowers that were a rea 1 comfort to her. CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Maria Wilkins wishes to ex their heart-felt thank; and ap- preciation for the many kind- nesses shown them dm ng 1, r long illness and passing, T many beatitful floral off. o n , messages of sympathy fend those who offered, the use of their cars, we wish to especially thank. Also Monroe FuneraX Di¬ rectors and the' neighbors Yamacraw Village. Laymen’s Bible Oafs The spacious .home of Eunice Gibbons, 2C3 Gary Irf, will be the scene of 'lie Lav- men’s Bible class meetings this month, and the public is invited to attend. Last week the glass gained several new members, as a new attendance record v j .s e - tablished. IN MEMOK* BROWN— in loving memory of our motner MRS. ANNIE B. BROWN who departed this lire three years ago today, May 14, 1347. From this land of grief and sor¬ row To the land of peace ana rest, God has taken you, dear moth¬ er, Where you will find everlasting rest. In lite we loved you dearly, In death we do the same. We often .-.it and think of you And wish you were here again. But God saw the road was get¬ I ting rough I The hills were hard to climb. i He gently closed your loving l eyes I And whispered, “Peace bi thine.” ; | Sadly mised by Son, daughters, grandchild j ren. j ! j GREEN— Dea. A. T. Green passed May 11, 1946. ■> Servant of God, well done: f Rest from thy love employ. The battle is fought, victory is won, Enter thy Master’s joy. Sadly missed by Devoted Wife Mrs. Mahalia Green Two sisters Mrs. Ginnie Green Mrs. Maggie Hurst Two daughters Mrs. Minnie Lee Higdon Brooklyn, N. y. Mrs. Tisher Mae Lattimore BUSH— In loving memory of DEACON FRANK BUSH who departed this-life May 8,! 1948. I He was so useful here below So needed by us all We be strive to see why he should j The whom God should call. | 1 one But we have only human minds i With which to understand; Perhaps we’ll see it clearly When we reach the promised: land. ! Wife I Mrs. Henrietta Bush ; Son-in-law and daughter : Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Anderson DELOACH— In loving memory of my husband MR. JESSE WILLIE DELOACH who died may 12, 1947. He lived and died a noble man To all he knew endeared, And with his happy nature, His home and friends he cherred. Then with the same brave spirit, | He faced the last great test, | And went to face his Maker, Among earth’s men most blessed. Sadly missed by Wife Mrs. Rosa Ann Deloach Savannah, Ga. SHANNON— In sad but loving memory of my dear husband REV. E. T. SHANNON who depatred this life May 15, 1949. God only knows how much I miss you since He called you from this world of pain and sor¬ row to a land of peace and rest, j Sadly missed by Wife Mrs. Mary Shannon Nephew Mr. Edward Gibson i ! COBB— In sad but loving mem¬ ory of our dear mother MRS. LUVICIE COBB j who departed this life May 13. 1949 one year ago. i She was so useful here below, so needed by us all. j We strive to see why she should be The one whom God should call. j Our lips cannot speak how we miss you, Our hearts cannot tell what to say. But God only konws how we loved you. And miss you since you went away. Peaceful be your sleep, dear mother, Oh, ’tis sweet to breathe your name. We loved you very dear in life. In death we do the same. Sadly missed by Devoted children Wm TURN TO TO! FOR COMFORT The Church is a ail ;• r'- ant i.ource of corafoi t r or those who mourn, N .1 io y.-ur church we endeavor !o lighten your ’,-ircIen of row with a service that i. peaceful and inspiring. When the need arise;, le¬ ns serve you. WILLIAMS & WILLI AMS FUNERAL HOME Our Services Dedicated To Meet Your Needs 24-Hour Ambulance S rvi e 1012-1014 E. Gwinnett St. PHONE 4-lG.li To ail ybu Jivers, Be Bops and Men r »ts. The Jollv Social Club will be looking for ybu Sunday Night, May 14th at Our Mother’s T)av dance at Cafe Lincoln Inn. Admission, advance 65c; at door. 75c Lavinia Pinder, Reporter