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ki fi53 T^T3 1 CH URCH Called To College Park Rev. Lamar Kelley, one ol young progressive ministers the city, who has recently called to serve as pastor ol College Park Baptist Thunderbolt. He wil lbegin ving this church on the Sunday hi June. Rev. Kelley is a son ol the Mt Tabor Baptist church, this He is. now pasturing the ness Baptist church, and the Beech Hill church, Richmond Hill. He one of the vice moderators the Zion Missionary Association. AME Laymen Hold Meeting The Georgia Conference Laymen's League met in session Sunday afternoon St. James AME church. Rev. C. Thornton, pastor, and H. Hannah, president of the league. * ** Members on - the West Savannah and South annah districts, St. James, Flipper Chapel, el, St. Philip Townsley Chapel, St. Philip si! .1* Thomas AME were in attendacne. those present and taking a in the deliberations were dames Donna Lomax, Brown, M. G. Young and Smith; also Theodore son, Charlie Wilder, Boles, Mr. Dobson and others. J. T. Green, president, that the next meeting be held on the second in June at S't. Luke church. Joe street, Rev. J. Maxwell, pastor. It is learned with regret President Green was in an accident last night, resulting in head ies presently confining him the Georgia Infirmary. Emmanuel Baptist Emmanuel Baptist held impressive services on Sunday. Sunday school one hundred per cent in ance. It was directed by Henry. A Mother's Day was presented by the board and. iunior church. Laventa Gospel Singers ered several selection*. message was expounded by tor Jas. C. McMillan. The and junior choirs were charge of the music at night service and the was deivered by the pastor, was assisted in the services Rev. Rouse. Bethlehem Bapt. All hearts were made to good after listening to an spirational program high tribute to our Sunday at Bethlehem church, Rev. L. S, Stell. Sunday school was attended with Supt. Bennett charge. At the morning ship Mrs. Vernita Canty son was the guest using as her theme, Making of a Happy Home. Mrs. Johnson is daughter of our former Rev. D. Canty. At the r orship Sister Lillie brought to us a Mother’s pageant using the young as participants. She was ed by Sisters Wrens and Miller. Our spring revival will May ?4 with Rev. J. R. of Atlanta in charge. Stell and members will Sunday,-May 23 with the onton Bapt, church, yille. Harvest Revival At Second Baptist The Reverend Kelley Smith, minister of the Baptist church, Nashville, nessee, will be the guest ter of the Second Bapt. during her annual Spring vest revival services, May 17. through Friday, May Reverend Smith, three ago. was the guest minister Second Baptist during spring revival services. He considered one of the most standing young ministers the Amreiean platform. St. Philip AME Church The Sunday school at Philip AME church, Dr. S. Bryan, pastor, opened at o’clock with Mrs. Ollie mons in charge. The pastor nounced plans for the Bible school to be held early June. At 11 30 the junior presented a Mother’s Day gram with Mrs. Lillie G. director, in charge. Dr. , J ('llvered the sermon, Stood by the Cross of His Mother.” One member ed with the church. Among visitors was Rev. J. H. Myers New York city. At 8 the sermon was delivered Rev. J. A. Nowell of S. C. The Georgia and Carolina clubs are working make the special drive a on Sunday, May 30. Evangelical Ministers Union It was announced by pastor of St. Philip al AME church. Rev. W. Brown, that Rev. H. C. well, the presiding elder of West Atlanta District, will duct a revival meeting Monumental church Monday night. Various committees their reports. The order of day for next Tuesday will be paper by Rev. C, P. Hobbs, ject, "Sliould there be a limit for Ministers?” A ion will follow, lead by Rev. W Maxwell. Rev. S. W. Grant, pastor Rincon ai>d Stillwell invited the members to the battle of songs at 3.00 p. Sunday between the New Singers, the Stone Gospel ers of Augusta* and the quartet. Rev. W. L. Brown led the mission on revivals and they mean. The current events tee stated among other that the Special Summer cil of he AME bishops would held in New York city and o^ie-riay inspirational of the Georgia AME would be held at St. Phlip church June 22nd. and Summer Council of the bishops wold be held in June. Rev. F. D Jaudon, vice ident, presided. Members attendance at the meeting Rvs. Jaudon. Grant2,.Maxwell Bryan. Richards. Sherman. Jerusalem Bapt. Services at First Baptist church. Rev. W. pastor. . Sunday _ . . , . were beginning with babtism at for two candidates as a of a two-week revival. school was held at the hour ailc i a t U 3fl with conun union at 3:30. Quick Thinking School Board Maid Is Commended (Continued from Page one) [ ~ the Blomingdale School Mon<lav momi „g. Mav third “it was largely due to quick thinking that dale School was saved which we shall always be ful and grateful. “Your action on this morning indicated that you certainly a cool and clear er. and most interested in welfare of our Chatham school children. Yours truly. F. C Underwood. Jr. Executive Assistant Superintendent” EVANGELIST — The Rev. E. R Roper who is the guest speaker at the spring revival at First African Bapt. church. East Savannah, which began Monday | night and will end May 21. The Mother’s Day baby eon- I test was a financial success, Little Miss Lynette Bowers, sponsored by Miss Izetta Palm- er, reported the largest with $20.05. Each of the five babies received prize#. Rev. Mrs. i Emily Holley Smith was j speaker. FAB deaconesses will sponsor a chicken supper Sat- urday night, May 29, In the educational building, also a musical Sunday, night. May 3D. Bethel AME Church Sunday was a great day at Bethel AME church. This being Mother’s Day the attendance was very good at both the morning and evening services. For the morning service Pastor Jaudon selected for his subject, "The Encycleing Love and Loy¬ alty of Mother." The subject of the evening essage was "Having eyes that see.” Sunday evening also marked the offical close 1 of the series of services held at Bethel for the past week con¬ ducted by Rv. M. L. Hood of Sylvester. On J’riday evening the BJP Usher Board enter¬ tained Rev. Hood and his guest from Sylvester who came for the close of the services. . On Saturday evening the Young Women’s Auxiliary will have a fish fry at the Scout rooms; on Sunday afternoon the Gospel ehrus will sponsor a tea at t,h» home ____________ of Mrs. _______ Ada Frazier, . 1001 .. Joe street, and on the fourth Sunday the Sr. choir will spoil- sor its annua , tea . at , winch ... time the contest will close. Sorry to report the illness of MTs. Jaudon and ^ D. W. Hooks ,, , who Is still in the hospital. Mrs. Willie Kirkland has been taken home and Joe Brown is still in and A. B. Bryant sends word that he is Improving. list Horn church , r J 0 }|old Assembly The First Born Church of the Living God District Assem¬ bly, will convene at Miller's Temple church. 39th and Hop¬ kins street. May 19 through 23. Bishop J. E. Potter Is pastor, . _____________ Baptist Ministers Alliance The Savannah Baptist Min¬ isters Alliance met Tuesday in regular session at Thankful Baptist ** church. , Rev. D H. F. _ Grant, pastor. Devotions were conducted by Rev. H. Hagins and Rev. J. C. McMillan, presi¬ dent, presided. The Rev. Oscar Chaplin was received into the The program committee an- nounced that the sermon Tuesday will be by Rev. Wm. K. Miller. Greetings were heard from the Rev. H. W. ex-president of the Alliance who is pastoring in Tampa. Fla., and is this week conducting re¬ vival services at Mt. “j o"LlZ Zion Bap- pastor. Dr. Griffin -.'L. of „? Tampa, ______ who accompanied Dr. Wilburn, made brief remarks. Rev. G. T. Terra of Macon delivered an mpressive from the subpect. "Success JJesus, and Failure Without ! Him.” Members present were Revs, I j Iiagms Shavers, Wm. Brown, j Heyward, Williams, Free. Coop -1 i er, Stell, Bunn. Grant. Young. Corley Smalls. Flewellen. Bates. Cunningham. Miller, Wright. Cleveland and Cliffin. Visitor; Mrs. H. F. Grant. ^ To Conduct Revival i :■ m j " ' •> / The Rev. C. E. Young who will j begin a ten night revival meet- • ] j ing at the Mt. Zion R.M.U.E. begin- j church, Rossignol Hill, ; i ning Monday night and ending { May 28, Rev. A. Myers Is pastor of Mt. Zion church. FAB Revival Results < | In 12 New Members 1 Revival services at the First Afrcan Baptist church have just closed after two weeks of intensive worship. Twenty-one persons were added to the membership as a result of this effort. Rev. W. L. Bentley, pas- I tor of the Emmanuel Institu- j tional Baptist church of Philadelphia, conducted the meetings. His many duties in Philadelphia forced him to close , the meeting on Thursday night, j so that he could return to his parish and business. Before he left, however, the pastor, Dr. Ralph M. Gilbert, extended his personal invitation for the same purpose next year. First African Baptist church is the oldest Negro church in North America, which means that they have had a lot of ex¬ perience in revivals. The stamp of approval of this institution through the years has been j highly valued, itself for lends the weight age o to c J church their commendation. j Evergreen Bapt. Church Sunday at 1st Evergreen Bapt. j church Rev E. A. Capers, pas- ) tor was a big day. Baptism was held at 7:00 a.m. and Sun- ____ _ Asst day school at 10-00 with ( Benjamin na.iiamin Smith Smith in Supt. '*■ morning wor¬ charge The 1L30 ship sermon was delivered by Pastor Capers, subject, “A Mother’s Trust.” Communion I was held at 2:30 p. m. with the combined choirs, • ’ j ,sermon by the pastor, sub- "A True Mother At 6.30 |p, m. .. B^pUst nantist Training Trai g union was directed by E Robinson and at night a quesi 0 n. "What Mother Means to w ’ meant?” ____±o» me or what she has , was expressed .} by by those those desiring. desiring j , to do so. Again the pastor brought a soul stirring message., A Crying Mother.’ celebrate The its Junior 8th j j Mission will anniversary on Monday, May 17. at 6 00 p- m. | ---——-- Bapt. Church j S Pilgrim At Pilgrim Bapt. church, 528 w. Huntingdon St.. Dea. E. Williams, chairman, the weekly activities wereVcsti'W d o*t as mi hired Church school "hour met Sunday at the usual with Asst. Supt. Miss Rebecca The morning ^ Gray in charge. address was delivered by the Dea. Matthew S. Brown. The night, service was in the hands of the Rev. L. L. Scott who spoke on the "Sowing of Seed.” Six members were added to the church. Sunday will be communion day with babtism j at 11 a. m. and communion a ,3 P- ni. Rev. Oscar Chapin wi in charge of the seivice. ~~ ^ON SAFETY TROPHY -- (Continued from Page One) 4tti and 5th', the Association’s Safety Achievement present* de.rtr Trophy, year to' j U a mill lit recognition [or standing safety performance 1 in reducing accident frequency was presented to the Repre- sentative of Southern Paper-j Corporation. This award was based on j southern Paperboard Corpora- tion's reducing its Accident Frequency from 17.01 in 1952 to 3 ^ Jn l953 or a 77 per oerR lmproVement ln Accident Fre- quency. the! In the group picture are plant Nurse. Mrs. Effie S. Rich- ter. the Personnel Manager. John D. Riley, ana the members CARD OF THANKS »*••{•**.»<•• >*!♦ •>•{* *> ♦£« CARD OF THANKS We are deeply thankful to; many friends for the j showed expression of mother,I love j to our Mozell Chance, who de¬ this Life in Detroit. at the age of 87 years She leaves *y mourn her 5 children who wish to her many white and col¬ friends of Statesboro. Ga„ her funeral was at¬ at the First African church with the pastor. W. D. Kent, officiating, we thank you all for, ube cards and telegrams the beautiful flowers. May ever bless you all. Amen. Her children, Mrs. Addie Felder 1708 Ogeechee Ave. Savannah, Ga. Mrs. Lanie C. E»dy I2ll Marshall Ave. Portsmouth, Va. Mrs. Mattie M. Lanier Detroit. Mich. Mr. Nathaniel Chance Detroit, Mich. Mr. Albert J Chance Detroit, Mich. Grandchildren, Mrs. Lanie Mae Jones, R. N 1012 Cubbedge St. Savannah, Ga. Mr. Newmon Hill, Jr. Detroit, Mich. ( ARDS OF THANKS We are deeply grateful to all our friends for the many thoughtful expressions of love and kindness shown to us dur¬ ing the illness and death of or dear mother, Mrs. Florence Your kindness and prayers will always be an In¬ to us. We wish to give espeeial thanks to Tapley and Robinson Funeral Home for their courteous and efficient and many friends who he]ped wlth caFS and flowers, Youj . appreciation wlll never be forgotten in our time of sorrow, The Grant Family Glennville, Ga. T I rem<lllt remom Temole tempi* Tremont Temple Bapt. church, J. M. Benton, pastor, Sun- being Mother’s Day the were very inspiring be¬ with Sunday school under the supervision of Dea. Riles; a very spicy day program was At the morning wor- the pastor being indis- one of our sons, Rev. H. preached a soul stirring "A V’aithful Mother.” met at 6 o’clock with the in charge , Mrs. Robms A Bib)e discus and a program ,' by the jun- class class were were , had. liflrt , At At 8 R n o’clock , clock Hag^n nagau univtira delivered an an message JACKSON—In memory of MR DANIEL JACKSON. SR. passed away May 5, 1937. brings sad memories our loved one gone to rest: » will never be forgotten the 01ies wh ° ^ed you best. will think we are not we*do not feel the- sniarr. do' no! yed* ’’ we miss God above can read our hearts. Sadly missed by Wife, Mrs. Dessie Jackson Daughters, Mrs. Viola Reynolds Miss Sallie Jackson Miss Rosa Lee Jackson Sons, Mr. Daniel Jackson. Jr. Mr. George W. Jackson Brother. Mr. Timothy Jackson the Departmental Safety! Central Bapt. Church Trttuto. .ere paia to our de- mothers last Sunday Daniels delivered both ser¬ speaking at night from i subpect, "God’s Voice to the of Men.” Tuesday night; be our prayer meeting and , will be given each Sunday the young of the church will spon- a program at 11 30 a. m. at the home of Mrs. Ballard the Sr. Usher will have a seafood sup- Our regular monthly re¬ will be made Sunday night the deacons and the May MEMORY GREEN—In loving memory of my dear husband, DEACON ADOLPHUS GREEN who departed this life 8 years ago, May U, 1946. Gone from us his loving face, His pleasant, cheerful ways. A heart that won so many friends In by gone, happy days. Though his smiles are gone forever And liis hands we can not touch, We shall never lose sweet mem¬ ories Of the one we loved so much. By the valley of rest so fair, Someday, sometime when our work is done, With joy we shall meet him there. Sadly missed by Wife, \ Mrs. Mahalie Green Savannah, Ga. Sisters, Mrs. Jennie Green Mrs. Maggie Hurst Savannah, Ga. MOBLEY— In loving memory of my husband, MR. MINIS MOBLEY who departed this life three years ago, May 15, 1951. How L need you every day, How I want you every day. 1 But the Lord who knoweth best Called you home and gave you rest. J Sadly missed by \ Your loving wife, Mrs. Lizzie R. Mobley And a host of relatives and friends. BROWN — In loving memory of our mother, MRS. ANNIE BROWN who departed this life May 14, 1947. Your life is a beautiful mem¬ ory, Your absence is silent grief ; You sleep in God’s beautiful garden aamen %■ «’■ *** su ** hme and ***** peace. i You IUU have ‘ av left a beautiful mera- I orv to be 1 I0U But to us who loved and lost you Your memory will never grow old. Children. Mrs. Bessie Westbrooks Mr. Isaac Brown Mrs. Mary E. Murphy EDWARDS—In and loving memory father, J J of uiy husband our Who. departed Hus me May 14 -1951. ' Ybur life is a beautiful grief. memory j Your absence a silent You sleep in a beautiful garden perfect j Amid sunshine and , peace. you have left a beautiful mem- ory 'And a sorrow too great to be told. But to us who loved and lost you Your memory will never glow old. Wife, Mrs. Lizzie Edwards Children, Mrs. Ruby Allen Mrs. Etta M. Braxton Mr. Alphonzo Edwards Mr. Fred D. Edwards, Sr. And grand children and great-grand children Bethel Bapt. Church Sunday was a high day at the Bethel Baptist. Miller Road, closing out the 151st anniver- sary. Service began at 2:00 o’clock with Deacon J Mackey conducting prayer service fol¬ lowed by a Mother’s day pro¬ gram with James Grant as maste of ceremonies. Sunday being communion day Pastor | Robert L. Thomas delivered a soul stirring sermon. On June e the Scott Singers will render a program at the chuch. THURSDAY, MAV 13, 1954 PERSON At MENTION Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A Junta ; fron , h i g ; t school They will vistf Tuesday for Evansville. 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