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FACE TWC flE= 1 Ctf U R C H E S Musical-Pew Rally Sunday At St. James AME Church Rev. S. C. Thornton Guest Soloist The public is invited to attend a musical and pew rally given by the Gospel chorus of St. James AME church at the church, Sunday afternoon. 4 p m. The program will consist of gospel songs, spirituals and an¬ thems. Allen L. Sampson will be the main speaker and Rev. S. C. Thornton will be the guest soloist. Mrs. Julia S. Hall will serve as narrator and Miss Marguerite Willis and Mrs. Al¬ ma Porter Bryant will be the organists. Jerusalem Bapt. Church Jerusalem Baptist church, 45 St., W., Rev. E. B. Boyd, oastor. Home coming day and Father’s day were observed jointly Sun¬ day. The morning service was conducted by the women with an inspiring program arranged bv Mrs. L. G. Cox. A lovely tribute was paid “Fathers of Today" by Deacon Carey Schell and Mrs. M. S. Willis and Dea. Jack O'Hair and Mrs. Georgia Jones spoke on "The Progress made in the New Church.” The pastor made interesting closing remarks. The evening' service was in charge of the men with Prof. Norman Elmore making the principal .address, theme, "A i Helpful Father." Deacons Mar¬ j vin Cobb, Boss Wilson and Mrs. ' M. B. Mungin made timely re¬ | marks after which the pastor closed out with words befitting the occasion. I The bride contest sponsored by the senior usher board May 21 was largely attended. Mrs. Alethia trdeene won first prize. There were twjlyfc brides. The BTU pew rally will be held Sunday afterhoon at six o’clock. THERE IS A P EACE There is a peace which every soul may , find The moment troubled thoughts are left behind. There is a peace that battles cannot take, There is a peace which only Love can make. This peace is ours—no matter where we roam. Through foreign lands or paths that lead us home. . The Shepherd’s tender hands would bless each sheep And give that peace which only Love may keep. Sidney A. Jones Fu neral Home 511 West Wald burg Street Savannah, Qeorgia PHONE 4-7226 RES. PHONE 2-3006 Tremont Choir To Hold Celebration The senior choir of Temple Baptist church celebrate its 29th i Wednesday night, June 27. 8:30 p. m. Some fortv or choirs have been invited to P”ar on the program a «occiel numbers will be by Savannah's well 'infers, such as Mrs. Bienon. Willie Robinson Sollie Harden. Prince Sills nresident of the choir; Willliams. secretary, and Hart, chairman of committee. Rev. Grover Williams Dies In Pulpit Rev. Grog r W. Williams Svlvania died suddenly morning. May 23 while preach¬ ing at St. Paul Baot.ist Rev William was 65 years At the time of his death was pastorlng three churches having served at, Black Baptist church for 23 Waters Grove Baptist 26 vears and Zion Faiy church 24 year^. The ity and mernbers have lost verv outstanding and gentleman. His funeral held Thursday, May 27, St. Paul Bapt church. It largely attended by and friends from various tons. He is survived by his Mrs. Jennie Williams of Syl vania; 3 sisters, Mrs. Lula Boyd, Mrs. Maggie Cooper of Savan nah, Mrs. Frances Wright of New York City and other rela¬ tives. Si. Mary’s Baptist Church Celebrating Rev. K. D. Cooper, Pastor S't. Mary’s Baptist church, Rev. R. D. Cooper, pastor, is celebrating its twentieth anni¬ versary. The observance began Monday and will continue through June 27. A number of churches will participate in the celebration as follows, during the last live nights: Thursday night, June 21, Gar¬ vin Temple Baptist church, Rev. L. B. Free, pastor; June 22, Beautiful 55ion Baptist church, Rev. J. W. Haywood; June 25, Smyrna Baptist church, Rev. F. Rumph; June 26, Thankful Baptist church. Rev. H. F. Grant; June 27, Second St. Baptist church. Rev. J. J. Dinkins. The churches taking part is the first three nights of the celebration were St, Peter's Baptist church. Rev. L. H. Bright; Zion Hill Bapt. church. Rev. J. B. Bates; Wood Monu¬ mental Baptist church, Rev. P. H. Hunter. i ; ] • ! 1 , Rev. E. A. Capers SIXTEEN YEARS OF SERVICE The members of First Ever¬ green Baptist church will cele¬ brate the sixteenth anniversary of the Rev. E. A Capers as its pastor June 25-29 at the church. • An excellent program has been arranged for the occasion and every auxiliary of the i church will be represented each night. The mistresses of cere¬ monies will be Mrs. H. Brown, Mrs. A. Bates, Mrs. C. Robmann, I Mrs. Rosa Mack and Miss Janie Moore. The welcome address will be delivered by one of the youngest members of the church, little Janet Norris. I The following churches have been invited to participate on the program: First African Bap¬ tist, Bryan Baptist, Mt. Bethel Baptist, Tremont Temple BaD- tist. Metropolitan Baptist, Wil¬ mington Baptist, Litwav Bap¬ tist and Bethel AME. Sermons will be delivered by the Rev. J. M. Benton, Rev. J. M. Brown, Rev. A. D. Powell, Rev. L. G. Gibbs and Rev. A. M. Gilbert. Musical selections will come from the Brown’s chorus, the Sunbeam chorus, and the junior choir of First Evergreen BaD- tist. The members are asking their friends to come and make this anniversary a big one. Jereusabm Kindergarten Closing Exercises Jerusalem BaDtl*t church kindergarten held its com¬ mencement exercises Friday evening at the church with a large attendance. The church was beautifully decorated with •dr.diolis and ferns bv Ninon’s Florist and members of the Mothers’ club. There were eighteen gradu¬ ates , the girls in evening dress¬ es of white organdy and the ! boys in long pants white suits. Members of the class taking part on the program were: rec¬ itations, Barbara Jean Davis, Gloria Williams and Joe Willis; exercise, LeNell Culver, Robert Baber, Irene Smith; solo, Caro¬ lyn Rhodes; recitations, Diane Smith, Eugene Snell, and Ear- nestine Robinson; quartet, Gary Rhodes, Charles Elmore, Calvin Hampleton, Henry Mack; ora¬ tion. Joseph Lee Young. The selections by the school band and school were especially good. Mrs. L. G. Cox. the teacher, pr 'sented the diplomas with words befitting the little tots and inspiring to the older folks. Pastor’s Aid Board The Pastor’s Aid Board will celebrate its twelfth anniver¬ sary June 27. All members and friends are asked to be present. Refreshments will be served free. Mrs. Bonzola Tllson Is sec¬ retary and Rev. T. R. Sibley, pastor. -nr. jsavaNinam TKinini. Pilgrim Baptist Charth At Pilgrim Bapt. church, 528- 30 W Huntingdon St„ Rev. J. Dinkins, pastor, the meeting conducted bv the Rev. W. W. Whitehead was very su“- cessful from all angles, In these services 22 members were added to the church. The bration of the anniversary of the Tnder>endent society was grand. The Georgia Biscuits also rendered an excellent, pro- gram to a caoacity audience. The Pastor’s Aid Club will meet ■Tune 24 at 5-30 d. m. The lor choir will attend the v^rsarv of the Tremont chotr Wed, une 27. The will sponsor a contest. eia vs South Carolina,” Friday June 2 n 8 n. m. with urogram w v Rvatt oosoel singers. The Sunday school will snonsor a talent musical program .Tulv 2. The trustees have presented to the church the deed, canceled the mortgage and rebate check shows the church free of debt. Tabernacle Baptist Church I The vouth pane] was the | i highlight, nacle Bantist of R S. church hour at Tab- e r when I Mrs. Ma^mie order. Misses I,e- omia Mitchell, Doris Ricken- barker. Messrs. S E. White. Jr 'and w J. White di cussed I “Spreading thp Gospel.” Mrs. j Elsie atives Stokes of Mesdames of Albany and rel Anderson I and Graves were among the nut of town visitors during I worship hour. Supt. White and ' Mrs, r, Mvers are attending | from National Congress church. as delegates our The morning message was in accord with the dav, “How is the Old Man.” Tribute was naid to all fathers nresent, for BTU. The Aide Ladies Auxiliary, uanied bv the men, were guests anl Pastor Wilburn gave them words of comfort from “The Sure and Stedy Anchor,” this being the celebration of the 24th year of charitable work pleted by this group. services concluded the activities. Communion begin at 3:30 this Sunday, ltev. W. E. stewaru, rasuu There will be a great dav at the Church of God, 414 W. 48 street, on June 24. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Sunday school will be taught by Deacon Wm. P Randall of Macon, Ga., an able teacher and worthy man for the job. At the 11 a. m. ser¬ vice the pastor, Rev. W. F. Steward, will bring the mess¬ age, a dynamic preacher of the gospel. Dinner will be served on the church ground at 2:30 p. nr. Mid-evening worship will be at 3:30 p. m. and the speaker will be Rev. Kent of Ogeechee, Ga. Don’t fail to hear him: a man of God. Youth hour, 6:30 p. m., speak¬ er Bro. Rudolph Smith of At¬ lanta, Ga., ptffiident of the Georgia State Sunday school and Young People’s Convention of the Church of God. Evening worship. 7:30 p. m.. speaker Elder J. H. Jackson of Atlanta, Ga. The pastor invites you and you. Every one has a warm wel¬ come to share with us all day long each and every Sunday. The entire city is welcome. — (Adv.) Macedonia Calls Rev. I. S. Murray Rev. J. S. Murray has been called as pastor to the Mace¬ donia Baptist church, 533 Harris St„ W. Communion every fourth Sunday at 3:30 p. m. 2nd Arnold BTU [ Arnold The officers BTU of the Second home met Friday at the of Mrs. Florence (419 E. Perry St. Much business wis transacted and a waist . rally was the game of the even- iog, Mrs. Viola Maynor having smallest waist, and Rev. Georep Dingle the largest waist. A delicious repast was served, | The evening was a very enjoy- j able one following the birthday of little Joseph Parker, son of Mrs. Florence Parker, who cele- brated his sixth birthdav. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Willie Mae Ham- Hton, 1012 E. 37 street, July 20 . Mrs. Sarah Williams, president; Mrs - Florence Brown, and Rev. George Dingle, pastor. 2nd Baptist Church Second Baptist Churfh, Pres¬ ident and Houston Sts., Rev. Edgar Quarterman, pastor. Sun¬ day school at 10 o'clock. Roger B. Jones, superintendent; Sun¬ day services at 11:30 a. m. and 8 n. m.; choir rehearsal every Wednesday and Thursday nights. The church is observing Loyalty month which will come to a close Sunday. The brother¬ hood of the church will present the popular young group of singers, the Georgia Biscuits, in a program of spirituals and gospel songs on Friday night, June 29. Asbury . , 10 Honor r urauUfiTe j , I i Graduates of the class of '51 I of various institutions of learn- I j ing will be honored at A.sbury Methodist church at the morn- ing service Sunday at 11 a. m. special sermon will be ded- I ieated to these young people bv \ the pastor. Rev. J. H. Taggart, j j The rection junior of choir, under the will di- Mrs. E. B Harden, | j render music. Gifts of merit will be presented these young j men and women by Mrs. Min- j nie Young, president of the A.sbury Board of Education | The graduates to be honored are Marvelena Bell, Clark col- lege: Betty Dempsey and el Edwards, Beach high school; Carolyn Keliar, Clark college; Wesley Bush, William Charles Heath and Wilson, Beach high school. ____ Mt. Zion Methodist Church At Mt. Zion Methodist church Sunday a successful Father’s day. day school was directed bv T. A. Edwards. The land night services were attended. At 11:30 a. m. pastor sermon, preafhed a soul I ' Choose Ye Whom ye i will serve,” and at “What think ye of Christ.” The choir rendered efficient under Chorister T. A. and Director Morris Dunn. i eral of the officers who pledged themselves $50.00 'on the building fund paid $10 on their pledge. A contest will be given next day night in behalf of Mrs. tille Sims' group. Mt. Zion In- dependent Methodist church is located at Millen lane and church street. Rev. P. Parker is pastor and M. W. Wright, sec¬ retary. Baptist Ministers Alliance Tire Baptist Ministers anee of Savannah met Tuesday at Tabernacle Baptist church. Dr. H. W. Wilburn, president, presiding. The alliance was opened in its usual form. votionals were conducted Rev. R. Roberts. The various committees ported, executive, civic, better- ment, current events, ,<?lc. The Sunday school preview was given by Rev. J. L. Dudley, general subject, .The Under Persecution.” The order of the day was have been a sermon by Rev. J. M. Benton but he was unable to be present. In its place tonics of interest were discussed. The following were Revs. James McMillan, E. N. Bunn, J. M. Ellis, A. J. Flewell- en, J. L. Dudley, W- B. E. J. Dyson, E. Quarterman, J. Cliffin, H F Grant. Dunnham, H. Clark. Wm. iels, D Walker, W. M. K. Miller, L. L. Smalls, J. W. Williams, E. A. Capers, Thompson, L. B. Free, J. T. Evans and L. Moo’-e. conference reporter. Monroe Funeral Directors 611 WEST BROAD STREET PHONE 2-4106 — 2-3252 Savannah, Georgia MONROE ON DUTY-NIGHT and DAY ESSIE MONROE EDWARDS, Prop. v*:*.;. ■:■*:■':■■:■ ■:■■:■■:■■:■■:■■:■ T We maintain an active sales force for selling houses, bun- S galows, ber property, lots and investment property. -> We are ready to serve you whether you wish to buv or sell. £ 4* Insuranee We eolleet written rents—Over at a 20 25% saving experience. to you. J, years • IN^IWO PealtorS; #uviNG-$tU.i*4 IMSU»A«Ct Savannah GCO^Gia !9 York St. East Phones 629? 3-5025 } St. Philip dJVlfc. Church The memories of Father's day will Id;e long in the lives of the members of St. Philip AME j streets church, Charles and fathers West Broad where were ' greatly honored. The sainted l father, J. F. Butler, of Mrs. 1 ■ Brockington was not forgotten for in his memory a beautiful stained window was dedicated, ! Being the third quarter Pre- | siding Elder was present. The j business of the church was re- viewed on Friday night. The renorts were good. Dr. I. J. , Johnson was heard at both ser- ; vices. He was paid his full as- sessment of *85.00 at the morn- j ing The service, members hard are ' work to make the effort a suc¬ cess. On July 15 each auxiliary is asked to raise one hundred dollars. The pastor is urging j that each organization sponsor a baby the contest which will he the crowning feature for Sunday, July 15. Mock Association There will be a Mock Asso¬ ciation sponsored by the Ways and Means committee of the Women's Auxiliary of the Be rean Baptist Association at Bethlehem Baptist church, Park ; aveune and Cuyler streets, on Wednesday night, June 27. Mrs. Carrie Brunson is chair¬ man and Mrs. Mary Johnson, secretary. Palen Methodist Church Palen Methodist men gave n motorcade to the home of Willie Hendrick, Liberty City, on June jl. It was largely attended Sunday was men’s day at Paler Methodist church. The morning soeaker was Rev. Hargrett of Savannah State college, and the evening speaker was Mr. Gwinn from Cuyler regular Jr. hi^h school. The next meet¬ ing of the Methodists will be held at the home of Warren Duffy, president, 1005 West 46 St., Friday evening, June 22, at 8 o’flock. j M • -- M BaDt Church 1T1 ° non 0n V ' I1UrLI1 ,^ ew M®?* 1 Baptist „ , churcr wl11 close , ts .vacation Bl - school Friday night with a pro- , gram and exhibition of the work done. Certificates wil Ibe award- , 1 ed. The speaker will be main , Mrs. Spencer White. The school has been very successful with ’I large attendance daily. 97 were enrolled last week. The school will have a nicnie Wednesday, June 27. Rev. J. E. Bailey is pas¬ tor. i Beth-Eden Baptist tChurch At Beth Eden Baptist church Lincoln and Gordon streets: Rev. Levi M. Moore, minister, church school was held at the usual hour, Dea. J. J. Edwards Supt. Sunday being Father’.' dav Rev. Moore delivered an 1 excellent sermon from the sub ject, “A Father’s Care.” Sunday night the pastor delivered another powerful message There will be a Men’s day pto- i gram given by the men of the | church on the third Sunday in July. The talent will come from our sister churches and from Beth-Eden’s membership. Dea. John Ebbs is chairman of thf program committee. The young people will have their program t^ch Sunday at 5 p. m. at the cnurch. Mrs. H. E. Moore re¬ quests your presence at these . services, r Central , D Baptist Church , Father’s day was hgihlv eele- brated on Sundav at Centra Baptist church. At 11:30 a. m a program was rendered afte' which George C. Williams. co- owner of Williams and Williams '*’uneral Home, spoke briefly, Rpv. I. Lefington climaxed the night seryicqs bv his* messae* if “Abraharri, a good Father At these services the * fathers. were honored with a speeia’ gift to the one having the most living children. At thr morning service Dea. Ed. Rob- inson won with 7 children and at night Leon Davis with 11 children. This program was sponsored by the June workers. Sunday the mission will have its regular meeting, and on Wednesday night, June 27, the senior usher board's anniversa- ry will be held. Next Saturday evening there will be a seafood supper given bv the church. Please visit your sick members CARD OF THINK? CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Mr. Poto r Jackson of New York City wishes to thank their friends. Rev John Q. Advns, Rev. C. S Stripling, and the Sidney A Jones Funeral Home for the services, kindness, and symna- thy extended during his death Sincere thanks is also given for the beautiful cards, telegrams, and floral designs. Mrs. Hattie Jackson and * family. CARD OF THANKS Th° family of the late little Claudia Mae Lovett wishes to thank their friends for their many acts of kindness during illness and passing. We thank our neighbors the beautiful floral designs cars donated and the Sid¬ A. Jones Funeral Home for kindness and patience, also Rev. J. Q. Adams. The family IN MEMORY IHFKSDA*, JUNE il, 1951 BEATON—In Joving memory i Of GEORGE ERNEST BEATON who passed away June 16, 1943. Today recalls sad memories | Cf a loved one gone to rest, i And those who think of you | today Are Our the hearts ones are who filled loved with you best, sor-! j row, Our thoughts drift far away, ' Since God called you home i Just eight years ago today. , Sadly missed bv: • Mother and father, 1 Beaton', , Mr. and Mr.^, T. S. Sister, I Mrs. Mary B. Pearson Brother, i Uncle Mr. Thomas and aunt, S. Beaton ' J Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hop¬ kins JACKSON— In memory of mv mother, MRS. PENDER B. JACKSON who made the step be¬ tween on June 16, 1948. I am thinking of you to¬ day. Mama. Thinking of you in the past; Picturing you in my mem¬ ory Fust as I saw vou last. 1 do not deed a special day To bring you to my mind; The days I do not think of you Are very hard to find. If all the world were mine, I would give it, yes and more, To see the face of my dear mother Come smiling through the open door. Sadly missed and never to be forgotten by Daughter, Pender. Evangelical Ministers Union The v*nekly session of the i .., Ministers ■ . Union . <vas held Tuesday at noon with YjP R 97'. P ?. R we jp Miilen president, pasto in - Brier Creek Circuit, omed the Union and was ■he full fellowship of the Un- ion. President Powell was named as a representative on the program to represent the Un¬ ion on the eleventh pastoral anniversary of Rev. R. M. Gil- at First African Baptist churchy A letter Friday of night, thanks July was 20. re- cived from Rev. B. B. Swinson. i former member, for a purs.i and kind words sent him on ac¬ count of the illness of his moth¬ er who is now 85 years old and ’ell with a stroke on her way to :hurch at Townsend, June it). Encouraging reports were made by the presiding elders “Gray Hair” Troubles are over... with LARIEUSE! ! LONELY?-. . OR LOVELY? Why feel lonely and unwanted because of gray hair—when it’s so easy to give your ■ your shining. Larieuse hair lovely hair In Hair quickly, flattering new Coloring! color easily—leaves colors, with Larieuse too! Godefroy’s it colors softly ■ Ask at your cosmetic counter for Larieuse ing for Hair more in Coloring—the the than red 65 box—used years! dependable Caution: and hair approved Use color¬ only 1 i as directed on the label. • GODEFROT MFG. CO. • 3510 OLIVI ST. • ST. LOUIS 3, MO. • SAVE YOUR VISION DON'T TRUST YOUR LUCK LET US EXAMINE YOUR EYES AND FIT YOU GLASSES THAT ASSURE YOU GOOD SIGHT FOR YEARS TO COME. CONSULT DR. M. SCHWAB'S SON OPTOMETRIST 118 BULL STREET JONES' — In memory of our ,j ear son an dbrother. SAMUEL EMANUEL JONES who departed this life two years a g 0 , June 17, 1949. we’ll alwavs remember you, Like this was yesterday; As the days and years pass away linger y 0U r memody will on. Though storm and billows roll And dark clouds draw nigh, We always think of the happy days high. That vou will have on Sadly missed by Devoted parents, Samuel Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Jones. Devoted sister and grand mother, Lottie Riles Mrs. Lue Riles Host of uncles and aunts. BUSCH—In loving memory of our dear mother, MRS. MAMIE BUSCH who departed this life one year ago, June 23, 1050. She cost, gave and counted not the She spent and knew that what she lost Was for another’s gain. 1 She loved and measured not he: love, fro Knowing all things come heaven above, And earth’s values vain. Sadly missed by Son, Edward Busch Daughter, Alethia Truell Daughter in law, Lucille Busch Son in law, Toby Truell Grand children, Albertha Truell Sarah Treull Charles Edward Truell John Henry Truell Great grand children, -J Victoria Kennedy Mary Truell All of Savannah. Will JAMS—In memory of BLANCHE CLARKE WILLIAMS who departed this life June 25, 1945. Margaret Williams Reid, M. D. and pastors of their services on the past Sunday. The order of the day nert Tuesday will be a discussion led bv Rev. Horace Nelson, pastor of Hannah Chap- el AME church, subject, “Love Feast in the Program of the : church ” » j Members in attendance were i r 0vs A D p 0 well, J. S. Bryan, L M Les ter, S. C. Thornton, I. j. Johnson, W. W. Stephens. R. Richards, C. P. Hobbs, Walter Jackson, J. W. Maxwell, S. W. 6. Orcnt, R. F. Millen and W. P. Sherman. Vacation Bible School Asbury Methodist church will begin a vacation Bible schooi Monday, June 25, and wil lrun „wo weeks. All boys and girls are cordially invited at attend between the ages of 4 and 14 inclusive. There will be classes ior Dcgmners, primary, juniors and intermediates. Registration wil Ibegin at 9 o’clock.