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Dr. Ralph Mark Gilbert, pastor of First African Baptist
Chur.-h of Savarr'tah, Ga„ seen administering the Lord’s Sup¬
Communion Altar.
The First African Baptist
church, corner Montgomery and
St. Julian streets, will again
have a featured dav of com¬
munion services on this coming
Sunday at 11:30 a. m. and at 8
p. m. The recently dedicated
communion altar (only two of
which are in existence in the i
world) which has become a
topic of discussion in Savan¬
nah, will again be in use at
both the morning and evening
services. The combined chorus
will render music appropriate
to the occasion, which ... will in- ...
B.thel AME Church
Snnday school at 9:30 a. m.
at Bethel AME church was|
conducted with Mrs. Alberta'
Smith presiding. At the morn-
ing services Sunday Pastor A.
Powell used as hts subject, "The
Effect, of Sin.” Following t,he|
morning service the pastor and
several members motored to
Eulonia to the graveside of thei
late Mrs. Sadie Slater where a'
short memorial service was
held. Upon reaching Eulonia
they werp entertained with din-
ner by Mrs. Helen Hilton, moth-
cr of Mrs. Slater, and Mrs.
Erma W. Williams, sister of ■
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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.
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Savannah, Georgia
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elude the dedicatorial anthem
which was composed bv Prof.
Elmer Rajiah Ruffner, minister
of music. i .
At. the morning service, the.
pastor, Dr. Ralph Mark Gilbert,
will deliver the communion
sermon, infants will be blessed,
the church covenant will be
taken, and the right hand oi
fellowship extended to all new
members. The evening service
will be a more abbreviated form
of the morning worship. The
entire public is invited to attend I
both services.
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Mrs. Slater who was a member
ot the partv C f members
motored there. Sunday
wls Ladles Guild night at
p^thol. The program arranged
hy Mrs. V. M. Powell and Mrs.
L(n:ise Wiggs closed out the
, serV ices at Bethel for the day.
Guild chorus rendered cred
lsi/ throughout the clay. This 1
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m . w ]y organized group along;
wittl tbp npwlv organized Men’s
Quil( j is going all out to keep
g^hel on the move. The vaea-
tlon Biblp sc honl closed out Fri-
day evening On Friday morn-
ing thp children were given
^heir nsual closing out party.
instructors in the school were
Mrs. Lillian Battiste. Mrs Sarah
Adkins. Miss Julia Mae Goethe,
Mrs. V. M. Powell, David Bodi-
son and Mrs Mildred fHutehins,
supervisor. There were 67 child¬
ren registered in the school.
Pilgrim Bapt. Church
At Pilgrim Baptist church,
528-3° W: Huntingdon St., Rev.
J. J. Dinkins, pastor, the wepkiv
activities were carried out as
pre-arranged. Church W school
mrt at the Mitel will, Dra.
r H. Jenkins. Supt. The pastor
being engaged in service at the
Tlion Bapt. church. Blackshear.
services were in the hands of
Rev. Oscar Chaplin, who deliv¬
ered two Inspiring sermons.
Fridav night. June 29, marks the
nopuiarity contest by the sen¬
ior choir at which time the
Fvett Gospel stingers will render
the nrogram. Adm. free. The
Sunday school will sponsor a
talent musical program Mon¬
day night. The Deacon and
Deaconess Board will hold their
regular meeting Sundav at 5:30.
CATHOLIC COLLEGE
GRADUATES SEVFtf
PHILADELPHIA— Sever Ne¬
groes were among the graduates
who received degrees at the
86th annual exercises of La
Salle college here. Thev are
Harry W. Boston, Edward S.
Pierce, Jr., Robert P. Bass, Jr.,
Edward L. H. Gillespie. Waddie
L, Benton, Jr. and Herbert F.I
Patrick All received bachelor
of, arts, degrees*
The-Yollege is conducted' un-
der Catholic auspices hy Bros
of the Christian Schools.
Evangelical Ministers
Union
The weekly session of the
Evangelical Ministers Union
n’T! held Tuesday at St. Philip
AME Church, Rev. J. S Bryan,
pa «tor.
The session was conducted by
Rev A. D Powell, president,
after a very inspirational de-
votional service by the chaplain,
Rev. C. P. Hobbs,
Rev. Horace Nelson led in a
discussion on the Lovp Feast in
the Program of the Church.
Rev. R. Richards renorted on
the sick committee: Rev C. P
Hobbs on the hospitals; Rev W
W Rt.evens on nenal institu-
tions; Rev. W. O P. Sherman on
current events; Rev. J. S. Brvan
on the nrogram committee and
assigned Rev. S. C. Thornton to
lead in the discussion and "ive
the indpnendence dav message;
Rev J. W. Maxwell reported on
the executive board committee.
Invitations were received to at¬
tend the following Sunday
school conventions: South Sa¬
vannah district at (McTintosh.
by Rev. C. P. Hobbs, P E„ July
4-fi: the Waycross district at
Willacoochee, July 10-13. Rev.
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A J. Martin, P E.: the
wirk district at Pavne Chapel,
Julv 11-13, Rev. J. W. Maxwell,
P E.; the West Savannah dis¬
trict at Mb Zion, Oliver, July
18-20 Rpv. I. J Johnson, P. E.;
the Savannah district at Clvo,
Julv 25-27, Rev. W. O P. Sher¬
man, P. E.
Members in attendance were
Revs. A D. Powell, C. P. Hobbs,
W Stevens. J.S.Brvan.Wal-
fpj* Jackson J Maxwell, S.
Grant, R Richards J. S.
Bryan, I J Johnson, M. L. Les-
Horace Nelson, D. C. Aven-
ger> w. O. P. Sherman.
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Baptist . Ministers .
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The Baptist Ministers Alliance
met Tuesday at the Tabprnncle
Baptist church Dr. H. W Wil¬
burn, pastor of the church and
nrcsident of the alliance. De¬
votion als were conducted by
the chaplain, Rev. R. Roberts.
Viee Pres. Rev. James McMillan
presided due to the absence of
Dr. Wilburn. A committee was
apuointed to contact the city
authorities in regard to the
terrible act that occurred re¬
cently concerning the police¬
men involved in the attempt
made on the Negro women in
the iail cell. The committee was
composed of Reverends L. L.
Smalls, Wm. Daniels, W. M. K.
Miller, J B Bates, R. J. Clifftn,
c A. Dunnham and J. C. Mc¬
Millan.
The preview of the S S. lesson
gg£.«g£ Thomas
tist, church. Rev R. L.
alternated with Rev. Dudley de¬
livering the order of the day.
His subiect was “A Warning to
all Christians.”
The following were present:
Revs. W. M. K Miller, L. L.
Smalts, Wm. Daniels. J McAllis¬
ter F. Bonds, D Walker, J. H.
Ellison. E. Quarterman, Clark,
C E. Young, R. L. Thomas, J.
K. Dudley, Jas McMillan, E N
Bunn, W. Washington, L. M.
Moore.
St. Luke Bapt. Church
512 Berrien street. Rev. W. C.
Cunningham, (oaftotr. Snrvires
Sunday began as usual with
church school at 10:00 by Supt.
Lowe. Morning worship was
held at 12 CM) when the sermon
was preaced by Rev. C. E. Sapp.
The homecoming day service
began at 3:00 with the Bay
Street Baptist, church as guests.
An excellent sermon was deliv-
ered by Rev. L B Free, aceom-
panied by the choir after which
dinner was served. The evening
service was impressive.
.all i'KilSUm,
1 remont Temple
Park Ave. and West
St. Sunday services at
Temple Baptist church
inspiring throughout the
Sunday school opened at
usual hour with Supt.
Ryals in charge. At the
ing service Pastor
preached a burning message on
"Boosting the Church.”
met at 6 o’clock with
Scott in charge and at 8 o’clock
one of our sons, Rev. H.
preached leaders a soul stirring
on. The of the
are asking all ladles for co¬
operation In the drive which
will be the fourth Sunday in
July.
Beth-Eden Bapt. Church
Lincoln and Gordon
Rev. L. M. Moore. minister
Sundav school was held at the
usual hour with Sunt. J-. J. Ed¬
wards in charge. The morning
services werp presided over by
the pastor who spoke on "Who
Hath Believed the Report.” The
young pepole meet each Sun¬
day afternoon at 5 P m. at
which time a musical and lit¬
erary program is rendered by
them. Mrs. H. E. Moore and
others are in charge. The even¬ by
ing services were attended
the faithful few. Pastor Moore
spoke on "The Voice of Exper¬
ience.” Sundav corning will
the observance of the
Supper.”
There will be a special
day program Sunday, July
at 1115 a. m., 3:30 p. m. and
at 8 p. m„ to which the public
is invited.
Second Bapt. Church
President and Houston
Rev. Edgar Quartennan,
ter. Sunday school begins
10 a. m„ Roger B. Jones,
Morning worship at 11:30 a. m.;
BTU at 7 p m.; pyening
at 8:15 p. m. We were
hapov to welcome back Mrs.
H Patterson who has been
iting her daughter, Mrs. M.
Varner and family for
time. We were also happv
welcome back Miss Vivian
leton who has been
HamDton Institute in
The Brotherhood of the
will sponsor the Georgia
cuits on Friday night. June
Sundav marks t.hp beoinnin"-
pdncational month. The
is invited to attend all of
services.
St. Philip Vocation Bible
School
At, tbe vacation Bihle
now beinv conducted at St
Philip AME church. Charles
West Broad streets, classes
being carried on for
primary juniors,
and seniors.
Teachers assisting are
,T. S. P-wan. Mrs. Anna
Mrs. OHie Simmons, Mrs,
garet Thomas, Mrs.
Tucker. Mrs. Dorothv
Mrs. Mattie Branch, Mrs.
Terrell Johnson and Mrs.
trude Stephens. Mrs. Viola
Holbrook is superintendent
Rev. J. S. Bryan, pastor.
FAB Bible School
Closes Friday Night
Tlie FAB church Bihle
g^ercisps tion school^ Fridav will hold night. its
June
The school has been in
for two weeks with an
ment of 200 or more. The
held a picnic at Derrick’s
on Wednesday.
On Fridav night at 8
the closing program will be
in the lower auditorium of
church. There will be a
of the work done and a
mary by each
Awards will be given for
ance and proficiency. All
ents and friends are invited
be present. Mrs. Rosa L.
is director and J. M.
ton, supervisor.
Central Baptist Church
Rev. Wm. Daniels,
Services were well attended
Sunday at Central Bant, church
The message was delivered
Pastor Daniels. The Sr.
held its regular meptin'T
day at 1 p. m. The report
the fishing pond was
which was. verv
Another one is planned for
near future. Saturday at the
church there will hp a cp^rona
supper given for the benefit of
the church. At 4 o’clock
the Lord’s supper will be ad¬
ministered when the sermon
will be delivered by Rev. Dan¬
iels. Visitors Sundav were Revs.
Williams and Clarke.
St. Philip AME Church
St. Philip’s AME church, Dr
John S. Bryan, minister,
again featured in a wonderful
service Sunday. Sunday
began at 10 o'clock under
supervision of Mrs. Viola
Holbrooks. Attendance
fine. The school Is preparing
start a two week session
Bible school. At the
worship at 11:an Pastor n
delivered an eloquent
Many visitors were present
The Order of Eastern Star held
its St. John’s day services at
Phillip’s AME church at
p. m. Jun° 24.Manv members
were presejit to this highly pur¬
poseful occasion. Rev. Bryan
delivered the address for
occasion. Evening worship
also good,
The sermon by Dr. John S.
Bryan to the Masons and
ern Stars on Sunday is the talk
of the town , Dr. Bryan is one
the best prepared ministers
the AME church and aJl
tions seem t& point to his being
one of the bishops of his church.
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REVIVAL— The
Rev. Irwin Mallette who is con-
->nrtine '> snirited revival meet-
ing at the First African Baptist
church oi Wouasvile. The meet-
ing began Monday and will
continue through Sunday,
15. This is the third summer
revival carried on at this church
by Rev. Mallette who is one of
the youngest ministers in the
local 'pulpit. The church is iust lo-
rated on Anderson street,
off Fair, in Woodsville.
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NOTIPF
^ The Brotherhood « J 7 meeting ,, will
be held at First African Bap¬
tist Church, Monday night, Ju¬
ly 2, 1951 All brothers are
asked to be present.
CARO OF THANKS
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mr.
Elbert Turner, Jr., wish
thank their many friends and
neighbors for their kind acts
shown during the great hour of
sorrow and bereavement in the
death of our husband and son.
Many thanks have also been
extended to the Monroe Funer¬
al Home.
Wife,
Mrs. Arrie Bell Turner
Father and mother,
Rev. and Mrs. M. E. Turner
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Haves
wish to express their heartfelt,
thanks than k .’- to to their friends and
neighbors , in and out of the
flowers sent during their acci
dent.
FRIENDS SPONSOR BENEFIT
FOR NFGRO CATHOLIC NUNS
NEW YORK—A garden party
for the benefit of the Hand
maids of Mary, Negro Catholic
nuns, was held here June 23 in
the garden at the Cov'ent, 15 W.
12.1 street. Friends of the Hand¬
maids, under the
of Mrs. Irma Cockfield, spon¬
sored the party. The nuns con¬
duct a nursery and school
Harlem.
LIFT UP YOUR HEADS
FOR YOUR REDEMPTION DRAWETH NIGH
Is the title of the latest Musical Composition by Walter!
Marion, local composer, who has been composing for thet
piano since 1948.
Mr. Marion who composes and publishes his numbers
himself, has already composed and published four num¬
bers. Three with words and music, the latest of these
being—Lift Up Your Heads—and one which is a beautiful
reverie with music only. In addition to the four published
numbers, he has three other unpublished songs still in the,
manuscript form, making a total of seven compositions
since 1948; and is still getting ideas for more.
LIFT IIP YOUR HEADS is strictly a religious number and
though written for the piano, can be performed with
pleasing results on the electric or pipe organ. It makes an
ideal instrumental, as well as vocal solo, being very beau¬
tifully written from beginning to end.
Copies of Lift Up Your Heads and Mr. Marion’s other num-,
tiers are on sale at Alnutt’s Music Store, at 50c per copy.,
AH out-of-town orders will be promptly taken care of if
orders are sent to 212 W. Charlton Lane, Savannah, Ga.
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IN MEMORY
POOLE—In loving memory of
1 my beloved husband,
MR. JOHN POOLE
who passed pne year ago today,
June 25, 1950.
Gone, but not forgotten.
Tw>-> f* r away from sight or
speech, thought to
Bui not, too far for
reach. rest.!
Sleep on, mv dear, in sweet
I loved you, but God loved you |
best.
Sadly missed by
Wife,
Mrs. Marie Poole
WASHINGTON In loving !
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memory of our loved one, |
MR. GEORGE WASHINGTON j
who departed 27, 1949. this life 2 years j
ago, June
Q 0d saW the road was gettings
rough, I
The hills were hard to climb,
He gently closed your weary
eves, be
And whispered, "Peace
thine.”
Sadly missed by
Wife.
Mrs. Viola Washington
j j Hynes
Step-daughters,
j Mrs. Willie Mae Lee
i Mrs. Margarite Cooper
Step grand son,
Nathaniel McKinley Lee
WASHINGTON—In memory of
our dear mother,
MRS. MYLIE WASHINGTON
who departed this life Feb. 22,
1934, and our devoted father,
MR. GEORGE WASHINGTON
who departed this life June 27,
1949.
These two days are the saddest
of the year;
These are the days that cause
us to shed bitter tears. Mother,
we miss you and Daddy so much.
And so many times when things
seem to go wrong we wish you
were here. Mother, you were so
kind, sweet and so understand¬
ing. You loved us with all of the
• love you had. We hated to see
you and Daddy go, and we would
have kept you if we could. But
you being children of God and
He saw how you suffered, He
called you home to live with
Him forever more.
We yyc love jy>yc both s of you and we
know W there no one to take I
yjur piace. Mother, ™ you nod and |
^ Daddy were heaven’s best.
valleys
low and the hills were high. But,
with God’s mercy both of vou
made it to your home on high.
We know that you all can’t
come back to us, but by the
help of God we will meet you
the sweet by and by.
Sadly missed by your child¬
ren,
Daughters,
Mrs. Elizabeth Keith,
SaviTnah
Mrs. Alfreda Gray
New York City
Mrs. Wilhelmina Prince
New York City
Miss Lucile Washington
Savannah
10 grand children
4 great grands
WASHINGTON - SPEAR
—In memory of our loved
opes,
CAPE. I.YMUS A. WASH¬
INGTON,
Savannah, Ga., June 20,
1917;
MR. ARTHUR R. SPEAR,
Thomaston, Ga., June 29,
1929.
Gone, but not forgotten.
Sadly missed by their
son and daughter,
Mr. J. M. and Frances
Spear Washington
MILLER — Id loving
memory of the late
BISHOP CLINTON
MILLER
who departed this life
Line 26, 1949.
"Gone, but not forgotten.”
Wife,
Mrs. Lossie Miller
Children,
Vernis, Delores, Ed¬
ward and Verrton Mil-
KYLES — In sad but loving
memory of my mother, grand
mucner arm sister.
MRS. ELSIE KYLES
ixlhom God called home two
years today, June 29, 19J9.
Memories are treasures that
No one can steal;
Death is a heartache that no
one can heal.
Somp may forget that you are
gone,
But we remember, dear,
No matter how long.
Devoted daughter,
Mrs. Claudia Bryan
Grandchildren, and nieces. sisters, broth-j
er
LECOUNT—In loving memory j
TONEY LECOUNT |
who departed H this life four
y ears a S°- June 30 ’ 1947 -
He lived and died a noble man,'
To a „ hg knew endearedj
„ hpprpd teereu. j
Then with the same brave spirit
He faced the last great test,
And went to face his Maker,
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THLUSDAV, JUNE '48, 1951
Among earth’s men most
blessed . i | |
Sadlv missed by ’**
Wife, d
Lucile LeCouni 'a
Children,
Toney, Thelma. Maryetta
and Eva Mae LeCount
Lucile Asb
Elnora Bradwell '
Brother, ' “ *,
Jesse LeCount
;*
WRIGHT — In loving D
memory oi our loving st>
mother,
MRS. ALVERNON COLE¬ *
MAN WRIGHT rh
who passed away June 26, 1/
1937. U
It’s sweet to remember
That once you were here,
Am] though you're absent
You’re just as dear,
Wp smile with the world
Yet we never forget,
In our garden of memory
You live there yet.
Children,
Mrs. Lucile C. Pierce
Savannah
Mr. John E. Coleman
Mrs. Irma C. Cutler
Mrs. Marie C. Lofton
Mr. Clarence H. Cole¬
man
All of New York City
Grand children,
Mrs. Cassie P. Hall
Mr. Robert L. Pierce,
Jr.
Mr. Thernell C. Pierce
EDWARDS — Sacred to
the memory of
TOLAND J. EDWARDS
who passed .Tunp 29. 1946.
He gave and counted not M
the cost. jin
He spent and knew that
what he lost it
Was for another’s gain. if
He loved and measured Vi
not his love, h
Knowing all things c&me
from Heaven above,
And earth’s values vain. v , -
Sadly missed,
Essie Monroe Edwards
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