The Savannah tribune. (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, March 11, 1954, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextCAGE TWO CHURCHES ?}E INSTALLED PASTOR- iev. b m. Corley who win . stalled as pastor of Beau- Baptist church, 619 . y street. ■»e installation services be- i’hursday night, Mar. 18, will end the next night, number of churches will part in the program as fol- Thursday night, Goodwill ist church in charge and y night, Connor’s Temple ist church in charge, uy Pastoi W. W. Whitehead \ ili preach the installation in. —---- 'ton St Bapt * ' Church nday is young folks day at jn Street Baptist C. E. Richardson, pastor, ry inspiring program has arranged. Services will \ at 11.3(1 with Leon Allen rincipal speaker. He is nt at Savannah State col- The afternoon service begin at 4 o’clock at which Mrs. Lillian S. Scott, a her at Cuylej street school, speak. The public is in- 1. Mrs. Gladys Jenkins is rman. ist Sunday services were attended beginning with y school. At the nmorning ices Pastor Richardson :•? on "How Do You Stand i Your God?” Pulpit guests > Revs. Crawford and Mil- Communion was commera- •d. The church closed out r.rdship month in Febru- with a series of programs, ng with a candle light _ j D L , ** ircn rst Jerusalem Bapt. church ices Sunday were excellent :nning with Sunday school l ilt BISHOPS AT SSL Above is a group of bishops of the African Methodist Seen in the picture, seated, left to right, Bishon Sherman Greene, Mrs. Episcopal church attending a reception at Savannah State College as the r Greene, „. n „ Mrs. Payne and President W.n. K. v Paine. " uests of President W. K. Payne, college president. The bishops and other high church dignitaries, several thousand min- Standing. Bishops C. A. Given, R. R. Wright, Jr., giaduate of SSC. A. J sterial and lay delegates were in Savannah in attendance at the Bishops and Alien - W ' A ' Fountain - retired; George W. Baler, Frederick D. Jordan, D. O. Connectional Councils which met at the City Auditorium, February 23-26. Walker. , ______________— TRUE LOVE BART. ('HI H( II Services Sunday at True Love BajKist church, 777 E. Gwinnett \ St., Rev. Freddie Bonds, pastor, were excellent Sunday school conducted by Deacon Allen, met at 10 a. m. and at 11 a. m. Pastor Bonds delivered a strong sermon, subject, "Jesus Said I am the Resurrection.” He also preached the 3 p. m. sermon after which communion was administered to a large congregation. Pulpit guests were Rev. Chester Dunn and Rev. Bowles. At night Pastor Bonds spoke on “Watch there- fore, for ye know neither the day nor the hour when the Son of Man cometh,” Mrs. Housley Speaks ^ Communion Breakfast Saint Mary’s Catholic Aid so¬ ciety of Saint Benedict church held its first communion break- fast March 7 at the Blessed Pius X high school. five women received holy com munion in a body. Mrs. Hausley, guest speaker 'or the occasion, gave a verv aspiring address, Mrs. Mary McPherson, dent gaVf , t he history of the organization, Mrs. Jordon, diajrixia.n of the program, ex- pressed her thanks to the mem The next meeting will be “ h 14 at thfi Saint Bene- diet’s '**-*’" parish. Mrs. Marl belle Bryant is reporter for the or- f animation i I AMF. Laymen’s League 10 Meet j The Georgia Conference AME Laymen’s League meeting will be held Sunday at 4 p. m. at Flipper Chapel, 444 Garage street, Rev. C. S. Stri^liitg, pas¬ tor. AH laymembers of the City- Wide AME churches are urged o be present as business of vital importance will be dis¬ cussed, including the reports from the Bishops and Connect- ! ional Councils. Tremont Temple Sunday at Tremont Temple Baptist church. Rev. J Benton, pastor, was communion day. The services were very in¬ spiring and the attendance argP Sunday school was held with Dea. G. W. Loadholt In Charge. At 11:30 the pastor de- livered a touching sermon. BTU met at 6:30 and at the night service Pastor W. Brawn again preached, communion will be 3 00 p. m. Sunday. HlS Church 1 0 Celebrate j | j j Rev. L. C. Sapp, Pastor First church,' I Union Baptist Berrien street, will observe its 64th anniversary Mar, 18 thru Mar. 23. The Rev. L. C. Sapp, pastor, and the members have arrang’d an interesting program tor ^his epochal event which will be participated in by the fol- lowing churches: Thursday night, March 18, ervices in charge of New Moon Bapt. " church, Rev. J. E. Friday night, St. Luke Ba Pt- church, Rev. W. C. Cun¬ ningham pastor; Monday night, Mar. 22, Thankful Bapt. church, Rev. H. F. Grant, pastor; Tues¬ day night, First Bryan Baptist chun:h, t! Rev. R. M. Williams, pastor. 1 Metropolitan Bapt. Churcb The usual services were held Sunday at Metropolitan Bapt. church beginning with Sunday school directed by Supt. Jor¬ dan. The morning service was held at 11 30 o’clock and BTU at 6 30. The night sermon was delivered Jby Rev. Henry Wil¬ liams as the pastor. Rev. L . G Gibbs, was officiating at hb other church. On Monday night the Slab Town Convention was held at the church, sponsored by Sister Gibbs. at the usual hour with Supt. Cliffor Riles in charge. At the morning worship Rev. H. Hag¬ ans delivered an impressive message and at three o’clock Rev. Cliffin of Mt. Bethel had charge of the communion ser- vice because our pastor was at- j tending the funeral of his sis- ter. Rev. Cliffin spoke on "The j Wounds of Jesus.” 7UZ S*T,1!7NAIJ TtJTRrST? DON SMITH BURIED Vi SOPERTO.N j I ! 1 | | .....* Don Smith, who died Febru- ary 24 th was funeralized at Conner's Temple Baptist church, the Rev. W. W. Whitehead, pas- j tor, officiating. His body was carried to Soperton. Ga., where additional services were held at Mt. Olive Baptist church, the Rev. H. H. McLaud in charge. Interment was in Love’s Quar¬ ters Mr. Cemetery, Smith is the survived family by plot. a! | wife. Mrs. Gladys Smith; a daughter, a step-son, nine | brothers, two two sisters, sisters, three i aunts and several nieces and j nephews. •--, Connor’s Temple At Connor’s Temple Baptist church. Rev. W. W. Whitehead, pastor, the services Sunday were excellent beginning with school with a large! attendance, under the vision of Dea. E. Hunter. At 11 o’clock one of our Rev. Robinson, delivered message, subject, "The Good Father and his Sons,” and at communion Pastor Whitehead preached a soul stirring ser¬ mon to a capacity audience on the subject, “Jesus the impor¬ tant One.” At 7:30 Rev. White- head again preached an inspir¬ ing sermon. The 27th anniversary of the -hureh began Monday night and will come to a close Mon- lay night. The theme is “The Value of the Church in the Community. Central Bapt. Church Services on Sunday were very inspiring beginning with Sun- day school. At the 11 services Miss Lillie Brown was baptised and Rev. Daniels de- livered the communion sermon on “The Nature and Crucifix- ion of Jesus.” Dea. Paul L. Brown has been added to our sick list. Mar. 13 the gospel chorus will have a chicken supper at 543 E. Huntingdon street, and BTU will have its regular gathering at 7 o’clock Sunday. MEMORY AUSTIN — In lovin. nemory of my dev ,t> d mothei, MRS. EVEL N K. AUSTIN who passed away ui.e year ago today, March 15, 1953. You life is a beautiful mom- ory Your absent is a silent grief. fou sleep in God’s beautiful garden, Amid sunshine ana perfect peace. You have left a beautiful mem- ory And a sorrow too great to be told. But to us who loved and you Your memory will never grow old. Sadly missed by Your loving daughter, Mrs. Charlotte K. Mills Brooklyn, New York Son-in-law, Mr. Jesse Mills Niece, Mr§. Nancy Simmons Quitman, Ga. BENSON—In memory of my loving mother, MRS. GEORGE ALICE BENSON w ho passed away March 11, 1952. Two years ago today Her s P irit Silently slipped away Qone where burdens are no more On that happy golden shore. My heart will surely, surely y earn Until the day of her return; When Jesus comes back for His own - When we ’U be gathered with him at home. Georgia Bernice Singleton Allendale, S. C. COGSWELL—In loving mem¬ ory of our mother, FLORENCE B. COGSWELL who departed this life March 14, 1953. Memories are something no one can steal; Death is a heartache nothing can heal. Some have forgotten that you have gone But we remember, no matter how long. Sadly missed by Children, j Mrs. Florence Greatheart j Mrs. Helen Hawkins New York City j Mr. William Cogswell | New York City | j Grandson, Mr. Eugene Hawkins | New York Son-in-law, Mr. Ulie Greatheart Niece, Mrs. Annie Wilson Friend, Mrs. Mary B. Ward *«** A We maintain an active sales force fur selling houses, bun- - 7. ... galows, business propert y, Kits and investment property. -V We are ready to serve you. whether you wish to buy or suit. Insurance written at a 25% saving to you. We collect rentF—Over 2tf years experience. D*n 5 * ifcaCI ' " S4VWMAH. 6E0»aiA 9 York St., * ■ Chone 2-6292 ”-5025 | TAYLOR — In memory >f my mother, Mhi LAURA E. TAYLOR who aied March 13, 1948 When tht humid shadows hover Over ail the stan y spheres, And che melancholy dark¬ ness Gently weeps in rainy tears, What a joy to press the pillow Of a cottage chamber bed And to listen to the pattei Of the soft rain overhead. Every patter on the shing¬ les Has an echo of the heart. Many long-forgotten fan¬ cies Into being quickly start; And a thousand recollect¬ ions Weave their bright hues into woof, As I listen to the patter Of the soft rain on the roof. Now in memory comes my mother, As she used long years agone, To regard the darling dreamers, Ere she left them to the dawn. Oh! I see her bending o’er me As I list to the refrain Which is played upon the shingles By the patter of the rain. Sadly missed by Your daughter, Mrs. Veronica Taylor Lawe HOLMES—In loving memory MRS. FLORIDA J. HOLMES who departed this life 7 years ago, March 10, 1947. At home in the beautiful hills of God By the valley of rest so fair, Someday, sometime, when our work is done. With joy we shall meet her there. Devoted niece, Miss Alfreda R. Jones New Yprk City, N. Y. RILEY-TURNER—In sad but loving memory of my wife and our sisters,, MRS. AGNES RILEY who died 1 year ago, March 1, 10, 1947, and MRS. WILHELMINA TURNER who died l eyear ago, March l, 1953. In our hearts your memory lingers. But we rember no matter how There is not a day, dear loved ones, That we do not think of you. The Family CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Mrs. j Rebecca Henry Burton wishes to express their sincere appre¬ ciation to their many friends and neighbors for the kindness¬ es shown them during their recent bereavement. The con¬ dolences, flowers and use of cars Were greatly appreciated. Special thanks to the Pasfor officers and members of Mt.: Zion Baptist church and the Williams and Williams Funeral Directors. Mrs. Mary E. Wright & family The family of Bishop M. S. Bennett acknowledges with grateful appreciation the kind expressions .of sympathy from the churches, the community and their many friends. The Bennett family The relatives of the late Sol C Johnson and the staff of the Savannah Tribune acknowledge with grateful appreciation the kind expressions of sympathy extended them by the public during their recent bereave¬ ment. Women’s Day Sunday At Litway Church The guest speaker at 11:30 a. m. service Sunday at Litway Baptist church will be Miss Elaine Williams, of Bethlehem Bapt. church and the speaker; at 3 o'clock will First be Friendship. Mis. E. P. j I Conner of Some of the best local talent will appear during this Wom¬ en's day program. Rev. E. A j Capers is pastor of the church. Monroe Funem r^s 611 WEST BROAD STRkG’ PHONE 2-41W — 2-8*53 Savannah, Georgia MONROE ON DUTY—NIGHT and b:d ESSIE MONROE EDWARDS, Prey. DR. WILLIAM A. WEXLER SCHWAB OPTICAL 141 BULL STREET PHONE 2-7.38.3 COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Scientific Eye Examination Oculist Prescriptions Fiiled Lenses Replaced Frames Repaired Weekly or Monthly Budget Payments The Royall Undertaking Company Funeral Directors and Embaltners Over 60 Years Serving This Vicinity 501 West Broad Street Savannah, Ga. Phone 3-2175 AMBULANCE SERVICE ICE AND COAL Savannah Ice Delivery Co Dial 8158 19 EAST BAY ST. DIAL 2-2113 SEE YOUR FRIENDS EDGAR BLACKSHEAR — L. 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