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PAGE TnO CHURCHES y . ' • - - ( - J J - “ f ' * , •~-* r TT ~* f L-L V—Il Ml«—4 '<— * *». ' /—4 »■ + /ml ^ t DR. CLEVELAND 10 BE PRESENTED iN CONCERT AT ST. JOHN FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 17 mmm l)r. Cleveland at Piano On Friday night., May 17, Reverend E. O. S. Cleveland, A.B., D.D , pastor of S‘. John Baptist church, 526 Hartridge street, .will be presented by Mrs. M. N. Moon in an organ and piano recital in the church auditorium. This recital will be an out¬ standing event. Dr. Cleveland is master of both instruments. Bapt. Ministers Alliance The Savannah Baptist Minis¬ ters Alliance’s weekly devotions were conducted by Rev. R. B Brown Tuesday at Thankful Baptist church. The president, Rev. J. C. McMillan, presided. The Sunday school lesson was illustrated toy Rev. L. L. Small. Visitors were Rev. D. T. George, the guest of Rev. L. S. Si ell and Bethlehem Baptist church; Rev. N. G. Bryan of Jackson, S. C., Rev. J. Reddick of Palen Meth¬ odist church, and Rev. Paul MrKindred of Wayoross, who delivered an inspiring message. Rev. Wm. Cunningham. Rev. T. B. Bates and Rev. D. T George assisted in the pulpit services Rev. H L. Jordan of Mil- jedgeville will bring the sermon on next Tuesday On May 17 at 12 noon the ministers will hold prayer services at Thankful Baptist church. The public is invited to attend. Mother’s Day Program There will be a Mther’s Dny program given at the St. Peter’s Baptist church on Sunday even¬ ing at 6 o'clock. The response will be by the mother of the church, Mrs. Brinkley, and at 7:30 o’clock the usher board will sponsor a little girls con¬ test. Rev. L. H. Bright is of the church. Mt. Bethel B=»nt Church At First Mourl H ’he! Biot, church. Rev Roosevelt S-ott, nastor, Sunday services were largely attended. No. 3 choir and usher board were in charge of services and their officers were installed by the pastor. Tiais is the last week of our revival services. Communion services will begin at 2:30 p. m. 1st Fvprorper Bant. At First Fverg-een Baptist church. Rev. E. A Capers, min- ister. Sundav school aVendance was excellent The morning message was delivered by Rev W. S. Scott. BTU met at the usual hour. The evening ser- man was delivered bv the pas¬ tor on “The Just Man’s Past.” Next Sunday being Dav and our c'ur nunion day. Rev. Capers will Preach a special sermon. During that time Johnny Walker and Wil¬ son Scott will be ordained. Revival services are being con¬ ducted this week with Rev. B S. Scott in charge. Fl’nner Chan*l Both services for <he munion were conducted bv ter C R Stripling p * A. M. F Chanel. Music furnished by the senior The church is sponsoring motorcade to Hendersonville, C., on Sunday, May 26. He is known as Musical Pastor," recording ar¬ il t, vocalist, composer, also author, having written a book I if sermons entitled “The Eagle ; Stirreth Her Nest." ; This concert is being given in the interest of the General Mif-ionary Baptist State Sun¬ • day School Convention of Geor¬ gia of which Dr. Cleveland is First Bryan Bapt, Church A special Mother’s Day pro¬ gram will be held Sunday at 1130 a. m. at First Bryan Baptist church with the Mar- t h a Prentice Auxiliary in charge. Mrs. Gilliard will serve as chairman. Beginning Mon¬ day a two-week revival will be held with preaching the first week by the pastor, Rev. R. M Williams, and the second week preaching by the Rev. A. M. Reeves of Griffin. "Back To Church Month" is one of the main features on the regular program of the church. House of Prayer The Easter sunrise service was held at (he House of Prayer followed by an inspiring sermon by the pastor. During veung people's services at 5 p. •n. the children rendered an enjoyable program. We wish to "Ongratulate one of our mem¬ bers. Sis. Elnora Jenkens, as being th? first Negro registered nurse at Fort Stewart Hospital division. Central Bapt. Church Friday night closed another revival meeting at Central Bap¬ tist church. Six candidates were received for baptism. A’ ‘he pemmunion services Revs Biwh’,' ■ Johnson * tifirt Bowels were present. May 10th there will be n panel discussion on "The Seven last Words of Christ," sponsored by the senior j choir. A musical program will precede. Sunday morning a mecia! Mother’s Dav sermon will be delivered by Pastor Wm. Daniels. BTU will meet at 7. St. Peter’s AMP Church A* St. Peter’s A MB church. M-Ti'tosh, Sundav was pa c toral dav Pastor II c. Nelson deliv¬ ered an impressive sermon. Choir No. i appeared on pro¬ j gram at Wilderness Baptist j church during their choir an¬ j niversary. The church is in¬ vited to the Independent Chris¬ j tian Union Sacie*v in Savan- ah on Mav 19. Official toward : meeting will be held May 11. 7»o" Hill Bant. GFnrch ; At 7.ion Hill Rnntnt clwtroh. Rev. J B Bates, nastor. send¬ ees began last Sundav with Sundav school. Car spring r »_ vival is now in progress with the Rev. W. R. Wright of Al¬ lendale. S. C. conducting the services. Fleur it Noire Vanishing Cream !5C-29t« .president. The piano used is the courtesy of the Upchurch Piano I Company. Moving of same to and from church, courtesy of Yorrr.un’s Van and Storage Co., Inc. Children 12 years old or younger will be admitted free of charge. Advance donation is si.00; at door, $1.25; patron, $1.50. Concert will begin prompt¬ ly at 8:30 p. m. Mother’s Day Program A. f Beth-Fflen The annual Mother’s Day program will be presented Sun¬ day at 4:20 p, m. at Beth-Eden Bap’ church, sponsored by Miss Florida Johnson. Mrs. Sophron- ia G Tompkins will be the guest speaker. Mrs. S. J. Derrick Her¬ rin will be in charge of the yorcgram. The public is invited. Mrs Glover To Speak 4t Gaines Chansl Mother’s Day will be observed Sunday at 7 n. m. at Gaines Chapel at which time Mrs, Mildred W. Glover will be the guest speaker. The mother of the church will be honored Rev R Richard is pastor of the church. Connor’s Temple Services Sunday at Connor’s Temple were high in spirit. At M o’clock Pastor W. W. White- head spoke from the subject. "Witness for Christ." Music was rendered by the junior choir. At 2 p. m. communion was held with the pastor delivering the message. Music was rendered by the gorpel chorus and Choir No. 1. During our revival 10 (members were added to the church. Everyone is invited to attend a Mother’s Day program on Sunday night at 7:30. Mvers School of Beauty Culture 1806 WEST BROAD STREET Savannah, Georgia “Where Beauty Careers Are Born’ Train NOW for a Career in Cosmetology Day and Evening Classes are now being formed Newest Methods Taught Newest and Modern Equipped Reautv School MADAM E. B. MYERS (Owner) Wvjff the * Supplies of energy Sun, Air and Water Only 18 calories lo the spoonful 7ni SA7AHKAH TRIBUTE: To Conduct Revival At Mt- Zion Rev. Jerry Drayton, D. D. At Mt. Zion Baptist church, Rev. John Q. Adams, pastor, revival services are now in pro¬ gress. Guest minister for the veek beginning Monday night, May 13, will be Rev. Jerry Drayton, D. D. Rev. Drayton is a native Sa- vannahian and a graduate of Beach High School. He holds an A B. degree from Morehouse College, a B. D. degree from Howard University and received the D. D. degree from the Virginia Theological Seminary at Lynchburg, Va. For the past thirteen years he has been pastor of the New Bethel Bap¬ tist church at Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Special music will be ren¬ dered each night by the com¬ bined choirs of the church under the direction of Prof. Robert P. Jordan with Mrs. Mamie Commander at the or¬ gan and Mrs. Cora B. Williams at the piano. Services begin each evening at 8 o’clock. F.B.B. Combined Choirs The regular meeting of the combined choirs was held in the education building of F. B. B. church, Mrs. Ozena Wilcox, hostess. Much business was dis¬ cussed. Those who assisted the hostess in serving were Mrs. Isaiah Rivers, Miss Edith Sim¬ mons and Miss Sadie Lagree. The next meeting will be held at 1319 Richards street, Mrs. Tessie Mae Grant as hostess, on May 19. Bethlehem Bapt. Church All services were inspira¬ tional on Sunday at Bethlehem Baptist church. At the morn¬ ing worship Pastor L. S. Stell -poke on the subject, “Face to Bac.e With God" At 3 30 p. m. we worshipped with College Park Baptist church. Thunder¬ bolt. The B. T. U. met with Mrs. Mamie Williams, director. A pew rally is being sponsored on Sunday afternoon at 6 by the BTU. Our revival meeting began Monday night with Rev. D. T. George of Atlanta being the evangelist for two weeks. Some people who fcxpeet sal¬ vation at the eleventh hour, die at ten-thirty.—Howden. Hagin Years St. Paul Rev. A. E. Hagin St. Faui Baptist church will celebrate the 18th pastoral an- niversdU-y beginning Monday night through May 19, with the CoY.owing churches participa¬ ting: Monday night, Second Evergreen Baptist church, Rev. Robert Sweet; Tuesday night, Zion Fair Baptist church, Rev. M, T. Thomas; night, Mt. Tabor Bapt. Rev. L. Kelly; Thursday Green Grove Baptist Rev. H. F. Henderson: F night, Second Ebenezer church, Rev. G. R. Connor; Sunday afternoon. St. James A. M. E. church, Rev. B. C. Cars¬ well, pastor, who will deliver the pastoral anniversary ser¬ mon. Tiie B. T. U. will present Mrs. Stella Reeves for the morning speaker Sunday for Mother’s Day and Mrs. Esther Warrick for the night speaker. Both are outstanding speakers. True Love Bapt. Church Sunday’s services at True Love Baptist church, Rev. Freddie Bonds, pastor, were well attended. Communion services were held at 2:30 p. m. The anniversary of the pastor will be held May 8-12. Rev. Gordon will deliver the mes¬ sage Wednesday: Ellder Solo¬ mon, Thursday, and Rev. Gwyn, Friday. Metropolitan Bapt. Services Sunday were well at- tended at Metropolitan church. Rev. H. Williams livered the messages for day. Next Sunday night a *her'-s Day program will rendered. Pastor L. G. being in charge of the On Monday the 23rd sary of the church will Retapcd. Recorded. Repaired While You Wait VENETIAN BLINDS Pick-up and More. Delivery on 3 or Free Estimates C.F.C. Venetian Blind Co. 47th and Barnard Phone ADams 2-2801 Easy Terms SIDNEY A. JONES FUNERAL HOME OFFERS Highest Class Service — At Lowest Cost An Institution With Twenty Years Of Human Helpfulness. Quick and Courteous Ambulance Service THOUGHTS FOR DAILY MEDITATION- ‘‘I want to do one kindly deed each day To help someone to find a better way. I want to lend a hand to one in need Or find some lonely stray that I may feed. I want to sing for someone a lovely song To give them courage when the road is long. If just one smile of mine can lighten pain Then I shall feel I have not lived in vain.” SIDNEY A. JONES FUNERAL HOME 511 West Waldburg Street Phone AD 4-7226 Kevival Begins Monday \t Emmanuel Rev. H. L. Jordan Emmanuel Baptist church will iegin revival services Monday j night continuing through May 24th. Rev. H. L. Jordon of Milledgeville will conduct the serv^es. Rev. Jordan is known to many as “Shotgun Jordan frem the Red Hills of Georgia.’’ Rev. J. C. McMillan is of the church. Pilgrim Bapt. Church ( The church school at ( Baptist church met Sunday ’ 10:15. Rev. B. M. Corley ‘ guest speaker at the service. Pastor D. D Hender¬ son has started the revival meeting which is in full conducted by the Revs. F. H. and D. D. Henderson < broth¬ ers). The Mother’s Day mon will be delivered at 11 a. m. Sunday by Pastor Hender¬ son. Tremont Brotherhood The Tremont Temple Bro¬ therhood held their regular meeting Monday. Two new members, James Wimberly and William Bryant, were present. Jerusalem Bant. Church Services Sunday were excel¬ lent at First Jerusalem church. At 11 a. m. Pastor W. Brown delivered the sermon. Sunday is our communion at 3:30. CARD OF THANKS The family of the late | Susie Larry wishes to their many friends for the comforting expressions of eym- pathy with words, cards, tele- grams, during their bereave- inent. Miss Florence Kennedy X X f # s. SHE UHq To See Better See Us Optometric Service 112 Whitaker St. — Phone ADams 3-3476 ...... • I &■., , i EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED ■ • ■- ,» .w’.... “Vision Is Your Most Precious Possession” Memorials FERGUSON—In loving mem¬ ory of my husband, father, and brother FRANK FERGUSON who departed this life May 12, 1956 He lived and died a noble man, | To all he knew endeared; And with his happy nature His home and friends he cheered. Then with the same brave spirit, He faced the last great test, And went to face his Maker, Among earth’s men most blessed. Sadly missed by A Devoted Wife, Mrs. Fannie Ferguson Savannah, Ga. Two Daughters, Mrs. Agnes Middleton New York City Mrs. Louise Hall Savannah, Ga. Three Sisters, Mrs. Mary Williams Mrs. Belle Ferguson Mi's. Anna M. Robinson all of Savannah, Ga. Two brothers, Mr. Isaac Ferguson Mr. Eddie Ferguson and family Mr. Robinson a Visitor Felix Robinson of Pittsburgh, Pa., a former Savannahian, in the city visiting his mother, Mrs. Rosena Causby of 617 W. i 36th street. Mr. Robinson is a j member of the personnel of : the Pittsburgh Courier, em¬ | ment. ployed in the linotype depart- S.VlUKbAi, VlAV 11, la; memory grandmothei SIMS—In of sad our and but d great¬ loving e a r i grandmother MRS. MARY E. SIMS who passed away three years ago, May 8, 1954 There is no way of know¬ ing, The wisest may not say, What Grandmother, dear, is doing In her heme today! But judging by her actions, Remembering her worth, When the smiled on the needy And walked with folks on earth— One may, with heart- assurance, Assume beyond a doubt, She’s helping some poor angel Who’s feeling down and out. Family In memory of all Deceased Mothers of Alpha Theta Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. 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