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Pre-Annual Conference
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Dr. .1. J. Johnson, P. E.
A pie-annual confertmce of
The even ng service will be
Victory Harvest Festival will
convene with Mount Zion Cir¬
cuit, Oliver, Ga., Oct. 20. Rev.
A Foster will be the host pas-
' tor and Rev. I. J. Johnson, pre¬
siding- elder.
At the 11 a. m. service Dr. A
D. Powell will preach the har-
vest sermon and the invitatii^
will be made by D>.\ J. S. Bryan,
The harvest dinner will be
served at 3:30 p. m.
The evening service wil lbe
Ivghlighted by a sermon by
Dr. B. B. Swinson with the in-
vliatton made by Dr. L. W.
Lan&^
Mrs. Rebecca R. Naylor
Dies In New York
After a brief illness, Mrs. Re-
teseca Richardson Naylor died
in Sydenham Hospital, Now
York City, on Sunday, October
8, 1950. H«r funeral was largely
attended and was held from
Bmanuel A. M. E. church. The
services were in charge of the
Rev. H. R. Hughes and the Rev.
Vance Bethea. Interment was
in Cypress Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Naylor was born and
reared in Sevannato and
has many friends there.
was active in civic and fratern¬
al organizations and these ac¬
corded her a fine tribute at the
funeral services.
The deceased is survived by
a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy
Hernandez, two sons, Roscoe
Richardson, and Vernon Rich¬
ardson, all ef New York City.
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Mt. Bethel Ministers
Deacons Union Meets
Next Week
On Monday night, October
23rd the Mt. Bethel Ministers
and Deacons Union Field M s-
slon will begin its regular
week’s meeting with the Mount
Bethel Baptist Church with the
following churches on program.
Monday Night Mount Bethel
Baptist Church; Tuesday night,
South Over Baptist Church;
Wednesday night, Jerusalem
Bapt st Church; Thursday night
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church.
Friday night regular Board
met ting. All ministers and
deacons are asked to be pres-
ent.
Rev. A. Miller, V. Moderator
Dea. A. Jivens, Secretary
Second Bapt. Church
The Sinday School met in its
regular session on last Sunday
10:00 A.M. with Asst. Supt. Roger
It. Jones in charge. Following
the Sunday School the pastor
brought the regular Youth Day
message from the theme, “Chris¬
tian Love.” The Church and its
friends look forward toward four
j unique affairs within the next
three weeks, Sunday, October 20,
at the 11 :.'50 A.M. worship service,
the Penny group of the Church
; will celebrate its twelfth anniver-
sary. At the 7:30 worship, the
Mission Circle will hold a Candle
Light Service. On Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday Nights, No¬
vember 1, 2 and 3, a “Harvest
Bazaar” will be held, and Sunday,
November 6, Men’s Day will be
observed.
j I Pilgrim Baptist Church
Pilgrim Baptist Church, 528-30
W. Huntingdon St., Rev. J. J.
Dinkins, pastor; the weekly serv¬
ices were attended as usual. The
church school met at 10:30 with
Dea. C. H. Jenkins, Supt. and
Rev Dixon delivered a powerful
morning sermon. Sunday being
Communion Day Pastor Dinkins
preached to a capacity audience.
Six members were added to the
ehurch. The Senior Choir will
celebrate its 18th anniversary
Monday, Oct. 23 at 7:30 P.M. in
which several of the leading
choirs of the City will participate.
This choir will nlso attend the
12th anniversary of the St. Mary’s
choir Tuesday, Oct. 24th. The
pastor officers and members will
worship with the central R. M. U.
E. Church, Mill and W. Boundry
Sts., Wed. Oct. 25th.
MT. Z1CN CHURCH TO BE REDED1CATED
NEXT WEEK
Services commemorating the
face lifting and other renova¬
tions which Mt. Zion Baptist
! church has undergone recently
will begin Monday evening Oct.
2r, and will close Friday even¬
ing, Oct. 27.
The exterior of the church has
been renewed with pressed
brick, the interior painted, the
lighting system greatly im¬
proved and new men’s and lad¬
ies' rest rooms added.
This series of services give
promise of being an outstand¬
ing epoch in the history of this
Westside church which was
organized Nov. 22, 1876 in a
house which stood on the site
now occupied by the Star the-
atre. In 1912 the church moved
to its present site, West Broad
street and Waldburg lane.
During the seventy-six years
i the church has been in ex.st-
ence it has been served by six
pastors, the minister at pres¬
ent being the Rev. J. Q. Adams j j
who was called to the pastorate
Women’s Day Sunday
First Cengrejfational
The women of the Frst Cong-1
regational Church will conduct:
the services Sunday morning, j
October 22nd, at 11:15, having I
Miss Thelma E. Moore as guest
speaker.
Miss Moore, assistant profes¬
sor in the Department of Edu¬
cation at Savannah State Col-
ege, has just returned after a
year’s study at Ohio State Uni¬
versity. Now that she is richer
in experience, a treat is in
store for her hearers.
The order of services, Mrs
Madeline V. Hannar presiding,
is as follows: organ prelude,
call to worship, opening hymn,
“The Lord is in His holy
temple,” hymn of invocation,
invocation and chanting of
Lord’s Prayer, responsive read¬
ing, Apostle’s Creed and Gloria
Patri, hymn, scripture lesson,
Miss Augusta L. Pettie; an¬
them, Women’s Chorus; prayer,
Mrs. Beatrie F. Johnson; an¬
nouncements, hymn, introduc-t
ion of speaker, Mrs. Earline S.
Smith; address, Miss Thelma
Moore; solo, Mrs. Olivia S.
Alexander; offertory, hymn
and parting words, benediction
and jJbstlude.
The ushers are Mrs. Ocala
Scott, Mrs. Editta Gill, Mrs.
Mary Council, Al:s. Lucile
Thomas, Mrs. Marian Mosley,
and Miss Edrena Slater.
Miss Madeline R. Shivery,
chairman; Rev. A. C. Curtright,
pastor.
Revival Speaker At
Fremont Temple
Rev. E. S. Evans
Our ten nights fall revival
meeting will begin Monday
night, October 23rd conducted]
by Rev. E. S. Evans pastor
of Macedonia Baptist church,
Macon. Ga. Ail members and
j well wishers are cordially in-
vited to attend Sunday ser¬
vices at Tremont Temple. We
were in high spirits through¬
out the day beginning with
the Sunday School which opens
with Dea. Clifford W. Ryals in
charge. Pastor Benton fill¬
ed the pulpit both morning
and night, preaching very im¬
pressive sermons each t.me.
The morning sermon -was on
“The Miracle of Pentecost,” B.
T U. at 6 o'clock with President j
Scott beautifully in charge. The topic j
was discussed by j
the Adult Teacher, Dea. Byrd.
The May Flowers Gospel Sing¬
ers will celebrate their 8th an¬
niversary Friday night, October
20th. You are cordially invited
to attend.
Tremont Temple
Tremont Temple, No. 1, ush¬
ers Board met at the , church
Oct. 11 with the president in
charge. Next meetng will be at
the church Oct. 25. Dea R. L.
Byrd is president and Gertrude *
Blackshear, reporter.
Evangelist Davis Speaking
To Large Audiences
Sunday night Evangelist D. E.
Davis delivered a powerful ser¬
mon on “The Mark of the Beast”
to a capacity filled auditorium at
the Bible Cavalcade located on the
corner of 41st and Burroughs
Streets.
The intense interest of the audi¬
ence has demanded that he delve
further into this most important
Bible prophecy found in Revela-
14:9-14. To accommodate
Savannahians, the evangelist will
present the concluding portion of
this topic Sunday night, October
22. That mysterious number,
“Six-hundred, Three Score and
Six,” and the bearer of it will be
flashed on the screen.
Miss Olivia Alexander, soprano,
and other guest artists will be
featured as highlights of the Twi¬
light Musicale.
The Bible School under the aus-
pices of the Bible Cavalcade at
41st and Burroughs Streets h a s
changed its meeting schedule from
Wednesday and Friday nights to
Tuesday and Thursday nights of
each week.
All laymen are urged to enroll
this special training course
that they will be able to intelli
gently participate in an active
form of evangelism.
Health Dinner
The health dinner sponsored by
Mrs.. O. I?. Murphy of the Seventh-
day Adventist Church, leader of
hands seven, eight, and nine, was
an astounding success. The pro-
coeds from this project which
curred Sunday, Oct. 15th at the
School on 41st and Burroughs
be utilized in promoting the school
program.
Mrs. Rhine Miller, leader of
bands ten, eleven and twelve al¬
ready has plans afoot to give a
benefit dinner at the school Sun-
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or
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Adult Night At St. John
Wednesday night. October 25,
J r.t eight-thirty o’clock will be
known as Adult Night at St. John
Baptist Church. It promises to he
one of the most outstanding mu¬
sical programs of the season. A
Special feature of this program
will he the vieing for Mr. and Mrs.
Adult of 1950-51.
Mme. Carrie Cargo McGlockton
will make the coronative address
and also crown the winning con¬
testants.
Special seats will be in reserve
for our special group guests, the
Petunia Social Club, the Modern
Socialites, and the student body
of the Cargo School of Beauty.
The contestants for Mr. Adult are
Walter Stringer, J. Johnson and
for Mrs. Adult, Mrs. Marie Lewis,
Mrs. J. Houston and Mrs. M. M.
Moon.
Tin's affair is being sponsored
by the Class No. 1. Mrs. Ellen
Beckett is superintendent of the
department and W. H. Hamilton is
general superintendent. There
will he no charge of admission,
Central Baptist Churh
This hRS been a glorious week
at Central Baptist Church dur¬
ing the 5Cth church and 10th
pastoral anniversaries. Each
night enjoyable programs were
rendered and impressive mess¬
ages. Sunday at 3:30 Rev. E. O.
S. Cleveland will deliver the an¬
niversary sermon. Monday
evening a musical program wiil
be rendered by Mrs. Estelle
Thompson The regular order
of sevices wil lbe carried out. j
on March 3, 1919.
Other ministers serving the
congregation were: Rpv. Edward
F. Brown, 1873-1882; R, v. W. L.
P. Weston, 1883-1908: Rev. Will¬
iam McKinnie, 1908 <ei ..'it
months); Rev. Mack D. Spen¬
cer, 1910-1915; Rev. II. D. But¬
ter, 1914-1918.
A number of churches and
civic organizations will partic¬
ipate in the five night pro¬
gram as follows:
Monday night, Oct. 23, the
guesvs of honor will be Second
Baptist church, sermon by Rev.
Edgar Quarterman; Tuesday
night, guests of honor, Beth
Eden Baptist church, sermon
by Rev. Levi Moore; Wednesday
night, guest of honor. Tremont
Temple Baptist church, sermon
by Rev. J. M. Benton; Thurs-
da ynight, guests of honor,
Tabernacle Baptist church, ser¬
mon by Rev. H. W. Wiiburn;
Friday night, guests of honor,
First Bryan Baptist church.
sermon by Rev. Richard M
Williams.
Women’s Day Speakers
At St. Thomas
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Sunday, October 22 will bo 1
Women’s Day at St. Thomas
A. M. E. Church. Mrs. C. P.
Hobbs will be the morning
speaker. Mrs. Hcbbs attend-
ed Ballard Normal College in
Macon; taught in the public
schools for more than twenty
years. Served as secretary of
the State Women’s Missionary
, society; for nine years trea-
r)l i rer 0 f Conference Branch
! of Georgia; President of the
j South Savannah District Mis¬
sionary Society.
Mrs. Anita Manes Stripling
will be the evening speaker.
Mrs. Stripling received her B,
S. frome Savannah State Col¬
lege. In 1948 “she was one of
the two Negroes attending
: Camp Edith Macy, the National
Training School for Girl Scout
Leaders, and directed the Log
i cabin Girls Scout Camp two
seasons. She is a teacher of
public school
Mrs. Evelyn Jackson is gen¬
eral chairman and Rev. c. S.
Stripling, Pastor.
CARD OF THUS
CARD OF THANKS
The family, wishes to express
heartfelt thanks to our many
friends for their kindnesses
during the illness and loss of
our loved one, Mr. Henry W.
Colley, Sr., for the comforting
words of sympathy, the beau¬
tiful floral offerings, and to the
Royall Undertaking Company
for their courteous services.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Dosha Simmons and
family wish to extend their
isincere thanks and apprecia¬
tion to their many friends and
the members of Jerusalem Bap¬
tist ehurch for sympathy and
thoughtfulness shown them
during their recent bereave¬
ment caused by the death of
their beloved sister. Mrs. Polly
Mandy.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Henrietta Mills Butler
wishes to thank her friends and
neighbors and the Monroe Fun-
erous and varied characters haJ
shown her during the illness
and death of her husband. Mr.
Joseph H. Butler.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Ada Royall Qf Claxton, 1
Georgia, takes this means of
thanking her many friends and
neighbors for all acts of kind¬
ness shown her during the
death of her husband, Mr.
Charles Royall. She also thanks
the Monroe Funeral Directors
for their prompt and efficient
service.
IN MEMO in
McINTOSH—In memory of our
mother,
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MRS. SARAH McINTOSH
who died October 21, 1949.
One year „ has passed, dear
Mother,
Since God has called you home
To be with Him in heaven,
Around the snow-white throne.
We often sit and think of you
When we are all alone
For memory is the only thing
That grief can call its own.
We miss you, Oh we miss you.
How could we help but cry?
But if we live as you lived,
We’ll meet you again by and by.
No one knows of the sadness,
Only those who have lost can
tell
Of the grief that’s borne in si¬
lence,
For the one we loved so well.
She has gone but not forgotten
To that heavenly home above,
Some sweet day we long to meet
her
And share in His infinite love.
’Tis sad to part with friends we
love
While here on earth we stay
But then a brighter thought
comes,
We ll meet again some day.
God knows how much we miss
you.
Never shall youT memory fade.
Loving thoughts shall always
wander,
To the spot where you were laid.
Sadly missed by
Children,
Mrs. Felica Joiner
Savannah, Ga.
MV. Willie Bush
New York
Mr. Benjamin Bush
Charlotte, N. C.
Mrs. Mary Coleman
Mrs. Frances Johnson
Savannah, Ga.
Mi. - s. Adelaide Cane
Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Ollie Mae Green
! New Yorx City
Grandchildren, Son s-in-
law, and Daughters-in-law
FAMBLE—In memory of
REV P. J. FAMBLE,
who departed this life,
October 22, 1949.
Rev. Famble was the be¬
loved pastor o the Isle of
Hope and Skidaway Bap¬
tist churches, president of
Z on 1st District Union,
and a veteran member of
Zion Missionary Baptist
Association. He is sadly
missed not only by his im¬
mediate family, but like¬
wise by the Officers and
members of these organi¬
zations and a host of
fr ends among whom he
spent a useful life. To
us he will leng be remem¬
bered. and never forgot¬
ten.
We remember oh, so fondly
the years when you were
here,
And the days moved on so
swiftly,
For you were always near.
Now it’s different, and so
strongly
Time binds us to the past.
And measures out the
lonely hours
Until we meet at last.
Board of Deacons
Skidaway Union Bap¬
tist Church,
Dea. Wm. Famble,
Chairman.
Dea. A. Bivins,
Clerk
MetroDolitan Bapt.
Church
Lumber lane and Walker St.,
Rev. L. G. Gibbs, pastor. The
revival meeting conducted by
the Rev. Neal of Atlanta was
a success. Many new members
were added to the church. After
school Sunday morning the
members and pastor will leave
for Garnett, S. C., for the old
St. Mark AME church. Dinner
will be served.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1930
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BAPTIST |
ABYSSINIA BAPTIST CHURCH
34ih and OvIpOipp Rond
Rev G W Carter. Pastor
Phone 3-5116 _ ^4
AM PEOPLES NEW CENTURY
670 Harmon Street
per E N Bunn, Pastor
Phone 6647 ........
BAY ST BAPTIST CHURCH
President and Popular Streets
Rev. L B Free. Pastor
Phone 3-4974 '
BETH EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH
t on* fiordnn Rt.rftPtS
Moor*. Pastor
Phone 2-4601
rpfr.tfl PAPTTST CHUF.Ml
-’ryn y /* Vf
f A nvson Pastor
Phone 3-9040
BOLTON ST. BAPTIST CHURCH
,---i *--* "-mrt Str-’tA
O v tochardson, Pa-toT
Phone 3-7954
^nnwy'Vii I - !*A o-ttct CHURCH
tTqv/R.-, Nep- 76«h
R-v J *' Butler. Pastor
Phone 5576
^-'19)', h»Ovtc;t r-HTIRCH
Hull »ud Mr4llfst«r
— ~ «t »» Daniels. Pastor
Phone 2-2834
m»«n« s TEMPLE BAPTIST
CHURCH
509 West Gwinnett Street
v>~v W WhltehOid. Pastor
Phone 4-2022
FMANTTEL BAPTIST r*»tTpr’H
Sto East Huntm-don street
Rev. 3 c McMillan, Pastor
Phone 3-7353
FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH
''onCoine-v sod St .Tutlan Streets
Rev R M Gilbert, Pastor
Phone 3-6597
FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH
Rast Savennsh
Rev W c Cunningham, Pastor
Phone 3-8169
R-R«T BP VAN BAPTIST CHURCH
575 West Brvsn Street
Rev. R. M. Williams, Pastor
Phone 5911
FTRST EVERGREEN DART. CHURCH
Gwinnett Near East Broad Street '
Rev. E. A. Capers, Pastor
Phone 2-0417
f-oov FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST
CHURCH
whe#eor Near Harmon Street
Rev O, R Conner Pastor
Phone 3-8076
first JERUSALEM BAPTIST
CHURCH ____
221 W 45 Street,
Rev. E. Boyd, Fasto-—
Phone 5918
ftpqt MACEDONIA BAPTIST
CHURCH
Reynolds and 31st Street
R*>v. L. W Stevens, Pastor
Phone 3-8563
FTRST MT. BETHEL BAPTIST
CHURCH
Fahm Street
Rev. R. J. Cllffln
Phone 4-6766
FTRST TABERNACLE BAPT. CHURCH
310 West Alice’ Street
Rev. H. W. Wilburn, Pastor
Phone 5885
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH
Hudson Hill
Rev. A. J. Flewellen, Pastor
Phone 3-2642
HAPPY HOME BAPTIST CHURCH
Ott Street
Rev. L. L. Smalls, Pastor
Phone 7808
BRAMPTON BAPTIST CHURCH
Hall Street, Woodville
Pev. W s. Scott, Pastor
Phone 3-3193
, • uSALEM BAPTIST CHURCH
Richard and Baker Streets
Rev. S. L. Archer Pastor
Phone 3-7848
I.TTWAY BAPTIST CHURCH
Thunderbolt
MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH
Randolph and Jackson Streets
Rev. W. B. Murray, Pastor
Phone 3-4072
'"r TABGF baptist I'HTJRCH
Henry and East Broad Streets
Rev. J. H Martin, Pastor
Phone 2-3963
MT. HERMON BAPTIST CHURCH
545 West York Street
MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
West Broad and Waldburg Lane
Rev. J. Q. Adams, Pastor
Phone 2-0928
NEW MOON BAPTIST CHURCH
Randolph Street
—v. James Bailey, 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
RtV. W. C. Cunningham, Pastor
Phone 3-8169
ST PAUL BAPTIST CHURCH
Waters Avenue and Culver St.
P-ev A E Haglns, Pastor
Phone 3-4808
SECOND ARNOLD BAPT. CHURCH
Arnold near Broughton Street
Rev. George Dingle Pastor
Phone 2-0850
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
124 Houston Street
Rev. E O Quarterman. Pastor
Phone 3-6163
SECOND EBENEZER BAPT. CHURCH
Rev. W. M. K. Miller. Pastor
Phone 2-5065
ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH
lltr! ridge Street
Rev. E. O. S. Cleveland, Pastor
Phone 2-1060
TELFAIR BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. W. Bordous, Pastor
Phone 4-6298
THANKFUL BAPTIST CHURCH
West Broad and Bolton Streets
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TREMONT TEMPLE BAPT CHURCH
Park Avenue and West Broad St.
Rev. J. M. Benton. Pastor
Phone 2-4509
TRUE LOVE BAPTIST CHURCH
Gwinnett Near Price Street
Rev. Freddie Bonds, Pastor
Phone 2-4051
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
BerrV i Street
Re V . L. C. Sapp, Pastor |
Phone 4-2944
WILMINGTON BAPTIST CHURCH
Thunderbolt
Rev E. A Capers Pastor
Phone 2 0417
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. B Bates, Past/or
262 Ferrlll St.
Phone 3-0943
CATHOLIC
ST. ANTHONY'S MISSION
112 Fell Street
Father John Galvin, Rector
Fhone 5258
ST. BENEDICT'S CATHOLIC
CHURCH
East Broad and Gaston Streets
Father ,7 Feclry, Rector
Phone 7251
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
906 Wost 36lh Street
Fat her B. H Kohane, Rector
Phone 2-4751
CONGREGATIONAL
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
%'aylor and Habersham Streets
Rev. A. c Curtright, Pastor
Phone 3-5917
EPISCOPAL
F'T' MA' T 'THEW\S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Anderson and West Broad Street*!
Father G. H. Caution, Rector
Phone 3-2636
METHODIST
ASRTTRY METHODIST CHURCH
Duffy and Abercorn. Streets
Rev J. H Taggart, Pastor
Phone 3-6019
BETHEL AME CHURCH
East Broad and Bolton Lane
RCv. A. D. Powell Pastor
Phone 9981
DAVIS MEMORIAL AME CHURCH
34th and Randolph Streets
Rev. T. Thomas, Pastor
FLIPPER CHAPEL AME CHURCH
Cohen Near Berrien Street
Rev. J. L. Sibert. Pastor
Phone 3-6898
GAINES CHAPEL AME CHURCH
630 Magnolia Street
Rev. B, B. Swinson, Pastor
Phone 3-3468
HANNAH CHAPEL AME CHURCH
Waterworks
Rev. Horace Nelson, Pastor
Phone 2-0539
PAI.EN METHODIST CHURCH
35th and Burroughs Streets
Rev. J. E. Spears. Pastor
ST. JAMES AME CHURCH
236 Arnold Street
Rev. W. W. Stevens, Pastor
Phone 3-2854
ST. LUKE AME CHURCH
Joe and Ott Streets
Rev. G. H. Stokes, Pastor
Phone 1 3-6357
ST. PAUL CME CHURCH
West Broad and Maple Streets
Rev. T. E. Sibley Pastor
Phone 3-2849
ST. PETERS AME CHURCH
Tatemville
Rev. W. M. Hooten, Pastor
ST. PHILIP AME CHURCH
Charles and West Broad Streets
Rev. J. S. Bryan, Pastor
Phone 3-2083
ST. PHILIP MONUMENTAL AME
CHURCH
560 West Hull Street
Rev. D. T. Babcock, Pastor
Phone 2-2423
ST. THOMAS AME CHURCH
49th and Burroughs Streets
Rev. C. S. Stripling, Pastor
Phone 3-5038
TOWNSLEY CHAPEL AME CHURCH
Eagle and Church Streets
Rev. J. p. Lampkin, Pastor
Phone 6696
FRESBYTERIAN
BUTLER MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
230 East Broad Street
Rev. P. A. Patterson, Pastor
Phone 6605
BETHANY PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Jones and Lumber Sts.
Rev. J. p. Stevens, Pastor
Phone 4-8087
SANCTIFIED
HOUSE OF PRAYER
643 Blsmark Street
Rev. Lawson Elder
Phone 9137
BIBLE WAY CHURCH
760 East Bolton Street
HOLINESS
FIRST BORN CHURCH OF THE
LIVING G©D
Hopkins and 39th Streets
Rev. G. R. Richardson, Pastor
FIRST BORN CHURCH OF THE
LIVING GOD
1010 East Gwinnett St.
Rev. John Roberts, Pastor
Phone 2-2728
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENT WSf
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH
41st and Burroughs Streets
Eld. D. E. Davis, Pastor
Phone' 3-9114