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CHURCHES
1st Evergreen Bapt.
Services Sunday were excel-
;iit at First Evergreen Baptist
lurch, 622 E. Bolton street,
lev. E. A. Capers, minister,
ginning with Sunday school
aere attendance was 110 At
e 11 o'clock service the pastor
alee on “Let’s Go Fishing.”
IU met at the usual hour and
night the paster’s subject
s "Watch, Stand In Faith.”
rcle No. 3 will sponsor their
f unual silver tea at the home
Mrs. Helen Brown, 522 E
iston street, preparations are
derwdy for Youth Day, direc-
d by Mrs. Dock Carr ajiri Mrs.
..die M. Norris, advisors.
f iss Kennedy, Youth Day
1 oeaker at Mt. Zion
Miss Annette Kennedy will be
;est speaker Sunday at Mt.
on Baptist church at the 11 30
trice. Miss Kennedy is the
■lighter of Mr. and Mrs.
jerdeen Kennedy, an active
inber of Mt. Zion church and
senior at Alfred E. Beach
igh School. Rev. J. Q. Adams
; pastor of the church.
Connor’s Temple
Services at Connor’s Temple
ptist church, Rev. W. W.
hitehead, pastor. were well
’ended on Sunday beginning
’th Sunday school. The mettl¬
es were thrilled Sunday with
usic rendered by the Felton
' nith Crusaders of Washing-
n, D. C. They were sponsored
1 the Pastor’s Aid Board.
There will be no regular ser-
•e on the 5th Sunday at
■nnor’s Temple, the reason
ng the Union Building Con-
' ntion will be held here all day.
our sick list wp have Mrs.
W. WhitPhead and Dca. E.
ek.
5*<*tropolilan Bapt. Church
Sunday services at First Met-
,'cHtan Baptist church were
presslve beginning with Sun-
y school. At 11 a m. servicp
raffle of the Senior Mission
me to a close. At night Rev.
unions, a son of Brampton
’ ptist church, delivered the
ssage. On Monday the church
! sponsor a bus ride to Gar-
nia Park. Sunday will be
men’s Day. At 4:30 p m. an
cresting program will be
idered and also at 8 p. m.
le speaker at the afternoon
"vice will be Miss Emma Lou
■fcson and the speaker at 8
m. will be Miss Mary Mat-
°ws. Rev. L. G. Gibbs is pastor
;: the church.
Bethel A.M.E. Church
Sunday was a high day at
ethel AME church beginning
v the Sunday school. The
bmlng message was delivered
Rev Moore, visiting minister,
id in the evening Pastor F. D.
udon brought the message.
The fashion show and review
* the Negro and his Profession
i be presented Friday even-
ng by Mrs. M. L. Boyd promises
a be a brilliant affair. Mrs.
ulia Hall will serve as naira-
ir. This Is a project of the
.unior choir. |
Sunday will be known as
bethel Center Day and a very
‘ne program has been planned
’or the evening service to boost
his project. Miss Wllie Bell
Tittle is chairman.
The stewards and trustees of
he church are sponsoring a
oat ride on Julv 24 Earl Rob¬
inson is chairman
Sympathy to Mrs. Frances
Robinson in the death of an
uncle in Atlanta last week. We
hear that Mrs. Fannie Walthour
is in the hospital and Mrs.
Viney Bowens and Mrs. Rebecca
Holmes are still in.
Litway Bantist Church
The Rev R. Emmanuel Scott
who was called April 24 as pas¬
ter of Litway Baptist church.
Thunderbolt, was installed Fri¬
day night, June 21. by the Rev
E. A. Capers, moderator of the
Berean Baptist Association, in
an impressive service. Rev.
Scott formerly pastored Eman-
ucl Baptist church of Detroit,
Mich. Services Sunday at Lit-
way were largely attended with
Pastor Scott delivering both the
morning and evening sermons.
Midway Cong. Church
Visit 1st Cong. Church
The First Congregational
Church. Taylor and Habersham
Streets, will be host to the
lumbers of the Midway Congre¬
gational Church, Midway, Ga
n Sunday. June 30 The public
is invited to hear Rev. V. W.
Douglas, pastor of the Midway
'hurch, who will deliver the
norning message at 31:15 a. m
The joint worship service marks
return visit by the Midway
rot p who were hosts to the
tr.at Congregational Church
-;t year. After the morning
ervice, members of the Wom-
•ns Fellowship will serve an
ut-docr dinner to the visitors
on the Savannah State College
■am pus.
St. Paul C.M.E. Church
At St. Paul CME church, Rev.
T L. Key, pastor, the subject of
’he moarning sermon was "This
Changing World.” Sunday will
be Homecoming day at St. Paul
r tst Sunday Mrs Brown and
he children who attended the
-e'igiou.s training school in
Augusta were present and made
a good report. Mrs. Myers be¬
hoves that the good prayer and
•lass meeting is the reason we
vre getting along so Well.
True Love Bant. Church
Sunday’s services at True
I ave Baptist church, 777 East
Gwinnett street, Rev. Freddie
Rinds, pastor, were well at/ten-
led. Bunny school met at the
usual hour and at the morning
worship service the pastor
an “He Who Loveth God Love
His Brother Also.” Prayer meet¬
ing was conducted by Dca
Robert Stepherson at 8:00 p. m
Youth Day will be observed
Sunday. Tommy Johnson will be
•he speaker t° r I he occasion at
II 00 a. m. At 8:00 p. m. a panel
htscusslon will bo held by Robt.
Vaugh. Miss Stella M.
ton and Harris Campbell.
1st Tabernacle Bant.
Vacatlbn Bible school
mened last Monday will
tinue through next, week at
First, Tabernacle Baptist
During the communion
Sunday Pastor E. G Lane
for the subject of his
“The Unfair Trial of Jesus.” Rev.
J. P. Sapp assisted in the pulpit
services and there were two
visiting ministers among the
large attendance. Music was
furnished by the gospel chorus
and the senior choir. Misses
Wilma tine. Aimntine and Bren¬
da Lott, twins, and a sister of
’he same famllv. and Misses
Carolyn Bruce, Joyce Mitchell,
also Mrs. Luanner Tot-tle united
with us on Sunday. They will
be baptized on the first Sunday
in July at 6:30 a. m.
A beautiful ccremopy funday
afternoon united Miss lire Keitt
and Joe Meriweather in the
presence of many friends and
relatives. Following regular
prayer meeting on last Tuesday
night Pastor Lane was pleas¬
antly surprised by the members
of the E. D. Davis Club. He was
the recipient of a huge basket
of groceries.
The City-wide Ushers Union
will render a program at Tab¬
ernacle Sunday afternooon at
3 30. Our sick list includes Sis¬
ters Millie Williams, Sarah
Moody, Janie Gilliard. Brothers
Bcnj. Curry and Nathaniel
Mitchell. Dea. P. J. Hilton was
able to attend services Sunday.
Praver Band Dedication
Tabitha Prayer band dedica-
er.ted their nlace of meeting,
2118 1 £. Bulloch street. Wedmes-
, -j a y evening. A short program
rendered. Rev. Freddie
j Bonds being the guest speaker
assisted by Rev. Willie Gwyn.
Visitors were Mrs. Iona Girffin,
Mrs. Alice Demery and Mrs.
Tanie Haughman. A collation
was served. Mrs. Julia Hodge is
president and Mrs. Lady Horne,
mother.
No. 2 Usher Board
No. 2 Usher Beard held
regular meeting June 19
Tremont Temple, where much
business was carried out. Sev-
eral members were reported
?ick. Next meeting will be July
io. Ben Wright is president and
I Johnnie B. Tyson, reporter.
5th Sunday Program At
Beth-Eden
Sunday evening at 6:30
i’dock an interesting program
will be presented by the choir
ind young people cf Beth-Eden
Eapti church, assisted by guest
jrticipir.ts. Mrs. Le< he B. Ur-
juhart will be in charge cf the
1 ’rograrn which follows-
Selection, “Pray lor the Peace
f Jerusalem,” choir; solo, “I
beard the Voice of Jesus Say,”
Mrs. Georgia Knight; reading,
God's Grace,” Miss Earline
Gilbert; reading. “The Habit of
Cheerfulness,” Mrs. L. B. Ur-
lunart; solo, 'For the Crown of
My Redeemer,” Mrs. J. S. Hearn;
lymn story, “Some Day,” Miss
Mary Gilbert; solo, "Seme Day,”
Miss B. E. Lee; poem, “The
louse by the Side of the Road,”
Mrs. Annette Carrick Haywood;
•.election, “Crossing the Bar,”
•hoir; solo, “Ora Pro Nobia,”
diss Elvira Campbell.
New Moon Bapt. Church
New Mean Baptist church,
114 West 41st street, will begin
ts vacation Bible school Man-
fay, July 1st. It will run thru
tply 12th. Classes will be held
tally from 9 to 12 o’clock. Mrs.
r. E. Bailey will serve as prin-
lipal. Her assistants include
Mrs. R. M. Alexander. Mrs. Al-
r rcta Faison. Mrs. Emily Praylo,
Mrs. H. B. Spike 1 . Ralph Bailey
and Mrs. M. S. Kennedy. All
children in this vicinity, be¬
tween the ages of 3 and 16 years
are urged to attend.
Rev. J. E. Bailey is pastor of
’he church and Mrs. Essie M.
Kirtz, secretary.
Bethlehem Bapt. Church
Services were well attended
on Sunday at Bethlehem Bapt.
f’hurch beginning with the Sun¬
day school. At the morning
worship Pastor L. S. Stell de¬
livered an impressive sermon.
RTU met. at the usual hour. At
the evening worship the pastor
brought another interesting ser¬
mon on "Temptation.” During
this service two of our Sunday
school girls were united to the
fold. Miss Inez Green and Miss
Houston. After the sermon bap¬
tismal services were held. We
regret to learn that Sister
Mamie Bennett of West 39th
street underwent surgery at the
Memorial Hospital on Monday.
The vacation Bible school closed
Friday night. Rev. W. J. Outler
has been invited to preach at
Provident Baptist church on
Sunday night. Wc are glad to
state that Sister Mariah Smith
on West 41st street is still on
the improvement list.
Pilgrim Bapt. Church
At, Pilgrim Baptist church,
528-30 W Huntingdon street,
Rev. D. D Hgnderson, pastor,
the weekly activities were
carried out as pre-arranged.
Sunday morning was a sad
moment at our church when we
paid the last respects to one of
our outstanding deacons and
trustees, Frederick Bryan, who
ded June 18.
The Pilgrim Female Singers
will render a program, sponsored
hy the Men’s Club. Sunday at
7:30 p. m. Jerusalem Baptist
church will participate in ser¬
vice here July 2. The Men’s club
will sponsor a motorcade to
Hilton Head beach July 4. Buses
leave church at 9 a. m.
I Union Bantist Church
Union Baptist church. Purse
and Berrien streets. Rev. L. C.
Sapp pastor, will hold a Men’s
: dav program Sunday with the
j sneakers as follows: morning.
Beniamin Lewis of St. John
Boptist church, and night. S.
D. Bisard. Dca. Eounos Smith is
chairman of the program com¬
mittee and P. L Thomas. Men's
day chairman. Rev. L. C. Sapp
is pastor of the church.
Jerusalem Rant. Church
S-rvices Sunday were well at-
‘•”teed at First Jerusalem Baa¬
list church. Rrv. W. Brown,
nay tor. Sunday school met at
’he usual hour. At the morning
Worship Rev. T Brabham of
FStill. S C.. was the speaker.
The BTU sponsored a pew rally
, and at night Rev Brabham de¬
livered another inspiring mes¬
sage.
THE SAVAHHHH TSIEUI72
Asbury Methodist Church
Services were well attended
at Asbury Methodist church
Sunday. Sunday school was held
at the usual hour and at the
11 00 service Paster G. D. Walk¬
er preached an inspiring ser¬
mon. We are happy to have
Fastor Walker and his family
:ack with us for another con¬
ference year.
Butler Presbyterian
Mrs. Leana T. Wilcox will
peak for the Presbyterian
Women's Organization of Butler
Presbyterian church on Sunday,
! 1 ; 30 a. m. Mn. Wilcox is a
n cm her of First Congregational
ihurch. She is planning chair¬
man cf the Service League of
her church and chairman of
he M ignolia Neighbor Girls
‘'routs. Rev. P. A. Patterson is
pastor of the church.
Mt. Bethel Bapt. Church
Services at First Mt. Bethel
Baptist church Sunday were
very inspirational, Pastor R. V.
Scott delivering the morning
message on "Jesus Teaches Us
How to Give.” One candidate
was added to the church. On
July 7 Youth Day will be ob¬
served.
Tremont Temple
At Tremont Temple Baptist
church, Park Ave. and West
Broad, Rev. J. M. Benton, pas¬
tor, Sunday services were ex¬
cellent beginning with Sunday
school. At the morning worship
the pastor preached from the
subject, "Jesus Teaching Us
How to Pray.” BTU met at 6
o'clock with the president, Em¬
mett Scott, in charge. Sunday
will be Youth Day.
Emmanuel Bapt. Church
At Emmanuel Baptist church,
510 E. Huntingdon street, Rev.
I. C. McMillan, pastor, the sis¬
terhood and brotherhood will
observe Women’s and Men’s Day
on Sunday. The women will
have charge of the morning
service with guest speaker being
Mrs. R. M. Williams, wife of
Rev. R. M. Williams, pastor of
First Bryan Baptist church and
a teacher in one of the local
rohools.
At night the men will be in
charge of the service, the guest
speaker being Leon Grant, a
nemiber of St. Matthew’s Epis¬
copal church and a well-known
business man.
Mrs. Maggie Byrd is chair¬
man of the women’s department
with Mrs. Ednamae Fields co-
chairman, and Dea. Alonza
Adams is chairman of the men’s
department, Dea. Elbert Bloc¬
ker, co-chairman.
House of Prayer
At the House of Prayer Sun¬
day school met at the usual
hour. A reception was given for
our graduates on June 2nd.
They are Queen E. Bellinger,
Lucille Cordray, Joe Louis
Grant, Carl Logan, Jr., Joyce
Paschal, Jean Thompson and
Lucille Williams.
We are glad to have our pas¬
tor, Elder P. A. Lawson, back
with us after spending a few
weeks up state.
METHODISTS GIVE
GO SIGNAL TO
INTEGRATION
LAKE JUNLUSKA, N. C—
Ily a vote of 442 to 12 it was
agreed last week here by the Meth¬
odist Western North Carolina Con¬
ference that integration he per¬
mitted within the range of the
church through a proposed consti¬
tutional amendment within the de¬
nomination.
Under the ratified amendment
all - Negro Central Jurisdiction
would be abolished if a n d when
the Negro churches in the jurisdic¬
tion transfer to white jurisdictions.
The adoption of the amendment
came during the closing session of
the four-day annual conference of
the Western North Carolina, Con¬
ference.
A two-thirds majority would be
necessary hy both the white and
Negro conferences to affect a
transfer under the amendment.
A 30-minute discussion prevailed
before the integration amendment
was ratified.
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LOTS FOR SALE
South of Hunter Field, near
lMddlegrnund Rnad.
EZRA JOHNSON
Phone ADams 4-3432
Rites Held Friday For
Mrs. Mabel W. Henry
Funeral services were held
Friday of last week at First
African Baptist church for Mrs.
Mabel Wright Henry, the eulogy
being delivered by the Rev.
Richard Williams, pastor of
First Bryan Baptist church. In-
erment was in Lincoln Memo-
•ial cemetery. The Bynes-Royall
,r uneral Home was in charge of
the funeral arrangements.
Mrs. Henry, who died June 17.
was a native of Macon. She was
v product of Georgia State Col-
'ege, now Savannah State Col¬
lege, and held a master’s degree
from Atlanta University. At the
time cf her death she was
leanes Supervision Teacher of
Jenkins and Glascock counties
and was previously employed as
a heme demonstration agent in
Liberty county. She was a com¬
municant of First African Bapt.
church.
Mrs. Henry is survived by two
listers, Mrs. Leola Wright Ed¬
wards and Mrs. Clifford Wright
of Brooklyn, N. Y., a brother,
Willie F. Tolbert, and other
relatives.
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hints
j Carnation Home Service Director,
3 and her staff .1 • -
Casserole
dishes are so
easy on the
budget! They’re
easy to
prepare, too, Rosalie Scott
with Carnation
Evaporated Milk. Carnation has
special blending qualities which
combine better with other ingre¬
dients for smoother, creamier
sauces and hotter all-around fla¬
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takes hut minutes to prepare.
Tty it the next time you are look¬
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easy for dinner, especially dur¬
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TASTY TUNA CASSEROLE
(Makes 6-8 servings)
1 cup diced celery
2 tablespoons finely chopped,
onion
% cup diced pimiento
1/j cup sliced ripe olives
1 cup (6- to 7 -ouncc can)
well-drained flaked tuna
4 cups cooked macaroni
2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons flour
1 teaspoon salt
1 J / 3 cups (large can und iluted
CARNATION EVAPORATED
* MILK
Combine celery, onion, pimiento,
olives, tuna and macaroni in 2-
quart buttered casserole. Melt
butter in saucepan over medium
heat. Add flour and salt. Stir un¬
til smooth. Gradually add Carna¬
tion and cook until thickened
and smooth, stirring constantly.
Pour sauce over tuna macaroni
mixture. Mix well. Bake in mod¬
erate oven (350° F t about 20 to
30 minutes. Sen e at once.
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Richard M. Johnson
Buried Tuesday
Melvin Johnson
Richard Melvin Johnson who
died Thursday was buried Tues¬
day from £ 1 . Philip AME church,
the Rev. J. S. Bryan, pastor,
delivering the eulogy. Inter-
.acr.t w as in Laurel Grove cem¬
etery, the Steele Funeral Home
being in charge of the arrange-
nents. The pallbearers were
< employees of the U. S. Public
Health Hospital where Mr. John¬
son had worked for a number
of years.
He was a native of Savannah
and a member of St. Philip
hurch. He is survived by a
vvife, Mrs. Pearl Johnson; a
daughter, Mrs. Evelyn J. Brown;
wo sons, Nathaniel Johnson
and. Richard M. Johnson, III;
ix grandchildren, a son-in-law,
tames W. Brown, Jr., and two
daughters-in-law, and other rel¬
atives.
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Children ' 1 ' *1’
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with r
Carnatiop Evaporated Milk
With better-blending Carnation
you'll have such smooth, rich
custards and sauces every time.
They are the basis for many easy
desserts ... so good over cake or
fruit. Here's a busy-day dessert
the whole family will like.
CHILLED PEARS WITH
SOFT CUSTARD ^
(Makes 6servings)
2 '/ C39S sugar '4j|j
3 cup ,1
l/ 4 teaspoon salt
1 % cups (large can) undi luted
CARNATION EVAPORATED
MILK
1 cup boiling water
1 teaspoon vanilla
6 chillsd canned peat halves a
V4 cup chopped nuts
V4 cup raisins ,
Nutmeg
Beat eggs slightly in top of dou¬
ble boiler Blend in sugar, salt,
Carnation and boiling Water.
Cook over hot water, stirring
constantly until mixture just
coats the spoon (Cuslard toil/
be thin until chilled.) Remove
from heat and pour into small
bowl immediately. Add vanilla.
Chill quickly. Fill pear halves
with nuts and raisins. Spoon
chilled custard over pears. Sprin¬
kle with nutmeg.
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Memorials
BREWSTER—In loving mem¬
ory of our husband and father
ABRAM CONRAD BREWSTER,
SR.
Who passed away three years
ago, June 29, 1954
Three years have passed since
you left,
Sad was the shock that day;
You bade no one a last farewell
A last gcodbye you could not
say. ■
Each day brings sweet memories
Each memory brings a tear,
Our hearts will always remem¬
ber
The one we love so dear.
Wife
Mrs. Florence Brewster
Daughters,
Mrs. Mildred B. Rosser
Mrs. Bernett B. Brown
Sons,
Mr. Frank Brewster
Newark. N. J.
Mr. Abram Conrad Brew¬
ster, Jr.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr. Harold E. Brewster
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mr. William D. Brewster
Los Angeles, Calif.
Cousin,
Miss Editha Burnett
British West Indies
PERRY — In memory of our
loving mother
MRS. FLORENCE W. PERRY
who passed away one year ago
June 27, 1956
One precious to our hearts is
gone,
The voice we love is stilled.
The place made vacant in our
hearts,
Can never more be filled.
Sadly missed by
Children and grandchildren
other relatives and friends
BROOKLYN BANKS
TO INTEGRATE
NEW YORK (ANP) — Four
major Brooklyn banks and two in¬
surance companies in 1 the white
collar staff, with the advice and
assistance of the Urban League,
it was revealed Monday, by Har
old Goldberg, chairman of the
League’s Brooklyn Industrial Re¬
lations Committee, will integrate
their staffs.
The Dime Savings Bank of
Brooklyn, has employed George H.
Brown, 19, Boys High School June
graduate, as a trainee in the audit
department. The Lafayette Na¬
tional Bank has hired three Ur¬
ban League referrals: A special
interest teller at the Bedford
branch; an archives clerk at the
Bay Parkway branch and a sec¬
retary in the main office. East
Brooklyn Savings Bank; Aetna In¬
surance Company and All-State
Insurance Company have inter¬
viewed and pledged to employ re¬
ferrals when they graduate this
month.
HENDRICKSON — Sacred to
the memory of our loved one
MISS CARRIE B.
HENDRICKSON
who entered into eternal rest
June 27, 1952
Although five years have
passed since you left us and
we bowed in humble sub¬
mission to the will of the
supreme being, yet we think
of you daily and will always
cherish your memory.
Sisters
Aunt
Nephews
Brother-in-law
Cousins and a host of
friends
MOULTRIE — In loving mem¬
ory of our son and brother
2nd LT. CHARLES MOULTRIE,
JR.
who departed this life
June 27, 1954
Remembrance is a golden chain
Death tries to break, but all in in
To Is vain. part the have greatest to love sorrow and then of ou urf i
hearts.
For he has been promoted now
And his rewards are won.
Each day since you departed
We have been so brokenhearted.
Heaven is a lucky place
To hear your voice and see ydur
face.
Sadly missed by
Father, Mother and Sisters
CLARK — In memory of my
beloved mother
MRS. EMMA CLARKE
I shall always cherish your
memory.
Your devoted son,
Almond Clarke
Cleveland, Ohio
SEXTON — In loving memory
of our dear mother and aunt
MRS. AGNES BELL SEXTON
who left us a year ago.
There is a link in the chain
That is missing and cannot be
replaced.
Yet we hope someday to join it
together again.
Mr. L. King Sexton
Mr. Henry Sexton
Mrs. Carrie B. Mansfield
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Geo.
M. Victory acknowledges with
grateful appreciation your kind
expression of sympathy.
Margie Victory
Wife
Madeleine V. Hannar
Sister
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