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rAGB rwo mmm wews Woman’s Day at Bethlehem WxS* MRS. STELLA ! Bolton St. Bapt. Church Observe Woman’s Day Women’s Day wil ffte observ -1 ed Sunday, October 25 at Bol- ton Street Baptist church be- ginning with Sunday School at 10 a. m. At the 11:30 service Mrs. Vpla T. Robinson, a mem- ber of Bolton Street Baptist Baptist, church will be the’«*peaker At the 4 p. m. service Mr. Chealhom to Sneak At Bethel AME Church Alfrolence Cheatham Men’s Day wil be observed Bethel A. M. E. Church, Sunday October 25. Alflorence Cheatham, princi- pal of Sol C. Johnson Hie School, will speak at, the 11:30 a. m. service. At the evening service the program theme will be “Youth Wants To Know." The Men’s chorus will sing at both services. Joseph Snowden Is chairman of the program; Harold McAr¬ thur, co-chairman; Rev. A. B. Wilson, pastor; B. T. Newson, publicity chairman. 1st Mt. Bethel Baptist A Deacons’ Appreciation ser¬ vice was held Sunday. October 18, at the First Mt. Bethel Bap¬ tist church. Each deacon was presented a gift from his dis¬ trict. The pastor, Rev. R. V Scott, received a gift from the Pastor’s Aid Board. Mrs. No¬ ra Smalls and Mrs. Annabelle Council were in charge of the program. No. 2 choir render¬ ed music. Regular services will be held at the church this com¬ ing Sunday. BAPTIST BOOK STORE 152 Barnard St. Bibles, Church and Sunday School Supplies, Books Choir Rohes ADams 4-7881 UNIFORMS Usher Board, Deaconess, Mother of Church, Nurses, Missionary, Prayer Band Nylon, Dacron, Cotton, Poplin* Sizes 5 to 52 long, Short and *Jk Sleeves B50GES FOR USHERS AND ORGANIZATIONS lowest Prices Available WRITE FOR FREE CATALOG -7 SPRINGER FASHION UNIFORMS 701 I St., N.E. THMm St., S.W. Washington2,D.C. Atlanta 3, Georgia Sunday, October 25. will be as Women’s Day at Baptist church, S. Stoll. Jr,, pastor. M:s. S'ella J. Reeves, instruc-i at Be ach High school, will j at the 11 a m. services.; is member of the 1 Revees a African Baptist church is well known for her and civic work. At the 7 -30 p. m. services a mt will be presented by young women of the church. Mrs. A'ethia Smith is gener-; chairman of the observance: Bornedia Brown, co-chair¬ Mrs. Estella Kenon, sec-, and Mrs. Naomi Hayes,i AH of the women of church are cooperating in on various committees. Pearl Robbins, a mpmber of the] Tremont Temple Baptist church will speak, I Mrs. M. G. Seabrook is pr.ni chairman; Mrs. Inez program chairman; Mrs. sic aie Hifew'-xw.:*, Hightower, CQ-Chaiitnan; ^ ..........f and Rev. W. N. Robinson, 1 Baptist Ministers Union : The Chatham County Baptist j Union met Tuesday :it Connor's Temple Baptist !church. Rev. W. W. host pastor. Rev. C. J. Jack- son presided. Devotions were conducted by Pev. B. M. Corley. The Sun- dav School lesson was bv Rev. E. P. Quarterman. The (order of the day was a message I by Pev R. Anderson. Rev. R. V. Scott, minister of First Mt. Bethel Baptist church, and Rev. Oscar Chaplin, minis- ter of Jerusalem Baptist became members 1 of the _ Rr’V C „ J. r Jackson, r , „„„ Rev. vp E. F. Quarterman, Rev. L. S. Stell, Rev H.. F Grant, Rev. E. G. T ane. Rev. R. L. Bvrd and Rev. T r jr roe visited the Rev. J. J. Din1cinfi w h 0 is ill, last Tuesday. j Rpv . Jackson represented the Negroes at the Board of Edu- <n,ion meeting Tuesday after- noon - b , was announced that the General Mlssiorj ry Baptist Convention of Georgia will meet November 10th jn Bainbridge. Devotions next Tuesday will be conducted by Rev. H. F. Grant and the Sunday School lesson will be taught by Rev R. L. Byrd. SEE PAUL and ANDY For Ignition. Starters, Generators and Carburetors Phone A Dams 2-0221 Springfield Lunch Room 220 W. DRY AN ST.. PHONE AD 2-OSSP NOW OPEN 21 HOURS The Pest Home Cooked Food For The Cheapest Prices \ Full Course Meal: Rice. Vegetable. Bread, Dessert, or Salad with Meat of Your Choice FRIED CHICKEN DINNER^_____________Z_ 60c STFWED CHICKEN __ -___________________ fiOc PORK CHOPS _____________________________ 60c BEEF LIVER_______ ____________________ ___ 60c HAM _________________________________ 60c STEW BEEF _________ 60c Many Other Meats on The Dailv Menu SHORT ORDERS — AND FRENCH FRIES SANDWICHES OF ALT. KINDS Props., Clyde & Elizabeth Robinson JUST NERVES ? But, serious none-the-less CHIROPRACTIC Has Been the answer for others. Why not you? DR. R. A. Milner CHIROPRACTOR Corner 38th & Montgomery Sts. Phone AD 3-0919 For Appointment Baptist Ministers Alliance i i The Savannah Baptist Minis- ters Alliance met Tuesday at the First Evergreen Baptist church, Rev. E A. Capers, pas- tor. The president, Rev. J. McMiHan, presided. Devotions were conducted by Rev. E. D. Brooks and the Sunday School lesson was taught by Rev. J. S. Gordon The program chair- man, Rev. E. D. Brapks, an- nounced that Rev. R. B. Brown will discuss the Sunday School: lesson and Rev. V niter '.Bor 1 - ders will deliver the sermon next Tuesday. The order of the day was a sermon by Rev. R. L. Thomas, 1 subject “Be Thou Strong.” Rev., Freddie Bonds and Rev. ft | Brooks , assisted . . , in . the pulpit' services. Plans were made for the group to attend the Mt.! T-bor Twin Association, City. Benediction Saturday, by atj Rev. E. L. Thomas. St. Phillip A. M. E. The members observed a bril¬ liant Women’s Day at Saint Philip AME church last Sunday. beginning with the Sunday School. At 11:30 a. m. the mu- sio was under the direction of, Mr*. Bernita Gunner and the Sidney A. Jones choirj The address was delivered by Miss Bernita Darby. She was pre¬ sented by Mrs. Eunice Brown, orincipal cf Hodge School. One member united with the church. At 7 p. m. Miss Edna Branch made the Call to Worship. The address was delivered by Mis' Yvonne E. McGlockton. Rev j g Bryan, the pastor announced that the “Woman of the Year,” was Mrs. Elnora Ford. Mrs. Ford received a similar citation last spring. Miss Susie Maynard was gen- ova i chairman of Women’s Day, , nnc i Mrs. Mary B. Brockington, publicity chairman. . . . _ j M. Mary , S AMfc .. t-hurch _ The Presiding Elder, Rev. J. P. Lampkin, held his last con¬ ference for the year at St. Mary’s AME church, October 18. Mrs. Lampkin accompa¬ nied him. Rev. Charlie Fogle is pastor of the church. Women’s Day October 19 was ! inspirational Mrs. Shirley T. Wright was the speaker and) i the _ P r 0 g r e s s i . v e choir , . of st. Phillip Monumental ... A. M. church rendered music, 1 - j- R y Cherokee Herhru Tonic Dr. Donald’s Herb Treatment (Tablets or Liquid) From International Drug Co. For relief of inflammorl prostate ulands, kidney and bladder distress, spinal arthritis, pain in feet, ankles, knees, hips and shoulders: nervous run down condition from over drink¬ ing. loss of pop and nature’s inability Cherokee Tonic Makes Nature Work Sold by Veteran C. J- Moore (Licensed Agent) 410 East Huntingdon Lane Phone ADams 2-5807 Bishop Solomon to Celebrate 17 Anniversary BISHOP W. II. SOLOMON The Church of God in Christ will celebrate the seventeenth anniversary of its pastor, Bish¬ op W. If. Solomon, with pro- 1 grams beginning October 26 through November 6 . The fol¬ lowing chunchtes will ipartici- pate: Oct. 26—Connors Temple,) Rev. W. W. Whitehead; October Goodwill Baptist church, B. M. Corley; Oct. 28, St. C. M. E., Rev. J. L. Key, 29, Newt „Zio« Baptist.; Oct- Solomon Nov. Temple, 2, Faith Minister Temple j Brown; Quarterman; Nov. 3 Temple, Rev. J. M. Benton; Nov. 4, Church of Christ j;i^ er Griffin; No. 5, Emanuel Baptist, Rev. J. C. McMillan; Rov g True Love Baptist, Rev Bonds. Kirkland Ruth is chairman of official church board M!rs. Beatrice Hamilton is sec- re tary. -- St. Paul Bapt. Church Family Day was observed Sunday, October 19 at St. Paul Baptist church. Pastor A. E. j Haglns delivered apphopr'^te ’ r 1 serm ons at the morning morning a nd evening . worship. . . A pre-Thanksgiving .... musical . recital will be presented nesday night, Nov. 25, by the combined choral groups of church. Amos Eugene Hagins, Jr., is minister of music Mrs. Susie Allen is organist. rmiTfrHTATIMI:) 1 G&tr ' DOUBLE nmiiu P ACTION & , Jg /COLORS GRAY hair KAIRBIACK in place DRESSES Aim DRUG STORES MAIDS (150) NEEDED AT ONCE Guaranteed jobs, §30-$50 ly, best homes, glamorous town. Tickets advanced. forms, room & board free. A-l Agencv 100A Main St. Hempstead, Long Island. N, TO* SAVANNAH TPiBUNB Pilgrim Bapt. Church j Women’s Appreciation night) will be held Friday, October at Pilgrim Baptist church, Rev. W. Daniels and Rev. A. J Fluellen will be pulpit guests Ref re-foments will .be deryed F. C. Mack. F. Brown and E. Williams in charge. Sunday, October 25: Pastor’si Aid club meets at 2 p. m.; Usher Board goes to Bluffton, 8 . C , 2 p. m.; No. I Choir meets at 5 7:39 “Battle of 1 p. m.; p. m. a Preaching” by Rev. Jack Brad- shaw. Rev. Hampton Jaudon, Rev. Rumbus Burns and Rev. Moses Hall. and j Monday night, the No. 1 2 choirs will participate in the] ehoir anniversary program Second Friendship Baptist church. The 100 voice chorus will have , , _ rc earsa cn uo ” ’ ---- 2nd 9 , c. St. John 11 Baotist t Sunday, October 25, the Mis- «ion Board of Second St. John Baptist church will sponsor a program at 8 p. m. Regular services will be held during the day. •Men’s Day on October 19! was inspirational. Benjamin Lewis the speakers. and James Rev. E^Luten T. J. Wrig.n were is pastor of the church. True Love Baptist A musical will be sponsored by Qh 0 j r No. 2 at True Love g ap ti s t Church Sunday after¬ noon at 3:30 p. m. The mem¬ bers will worship with 1st Ever¬ green on Wednesday night, Oc¬ tober 28. The Senior choir will celebrate its .anniversary on Friday night, October 30. Rev. F. Bonds is pastor. Let us not love neither in tongue; but in deed and in truth.—(I St John 3, 13.) Words of love are the most welcome words in any lan¬ guage. But words alone are not enough. They must be uttered ‘‘in truth" from the heart of the speaker, and proved by deeds. Only thus can we show our love to others, as God has shown His love to us through the life of Jesus Christ guch Smooth quickly! made SO ; ’ • . I _ . SIDNEY A. JONES FUNERAL HOME Provides Highest Class Service — At Lowest Cost Quick and Careful Ambulance Service We now offer choice burial lots in beautiful EVERGREEN MEMORIAL PARK (Formerly old Wright cemetery) Conveniently located—high and dry $5.00 down and small monthly payments. Gem Thoughts for Meditation “For who upon the hearth can start a fire, And never warm the stone? Or who can cheer another’s heart, And not his own? I stilled a hungry infant’s cry, With kindness filled a stranger’s cup, And lifting others, Found that I was lifted up.’’ fAiey ones funeral <J~Cc ome SAVANNAH, GA. PHONE ADams 4-7226 Mt. Hermon Baptist Sunday, October 26, Mount Hermon Baptist church will close its financial drive. Rev. J H. Larry is pastor, The ehoir celebrated its 28th anniversary on October 19 and the Ushers celebrated their an- on October 16. Rev G. German was guest minister on October 19. -—----- Baptist Ushers Union The Baptsit Ushers Union wil! present their monthly program on Wednesday night, October 28 at Connor’s Tempe Baptist church, sponsored by the No. 2 y^er Board. Herbert Jones. president. Tremont Temple -- Rev. J. M. Benton, pastor an¬ nounces that revival meetings j begin at Tremont Temple! Baotist church, Monday night) October 26. Beginning prayer] Tues-; day ni g h t of this week, niiee ti n g S have been held every evening . Regular serv ices will be held this coming Sunday. ABOUT TALKING Be not rash with thy mouth, and let not thine heart be has¬ ty to utter any thing before God: for God is in heaven, and thou upon earth: therefore let thy words be few.—Eccl. T iwMif Take along a roll of paper towels when you plan a cook- out away from home. You’ll find them an enormous help in your clean-up tasks at the barbecue grill. Paper towels which have greater absorbency and wet strength, such as the new Kleenex towels, will remove grease quickly from skillets and broiling racks, as well as dry cutlery and cooking tools. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1959 CARDS OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Wil¬ liam Colyer wishes to thank their many friends for the cards, telegrams, calls, flowers and other expressions of in¬ terest and sympathy during his long illness and demise. Our deepest appreciation and gratitude go to Dr. Henry M Collier, Jr., to Dr. E. J. Smith, the Flowers Nursing Home and the staff and nurses of ty Hospital for services beyond the call of duty. Mrs. Jennie Mintz Sister Mr. v Mrs. Gilbert Collier Brother & sister-in-law Rev. & M s. J. P. Lampkin Nephew and niece Mr. a Mrs. Claude George Grand nephew and niece CARD OF Meyers‘ THANKS Mrs c A wishes to thank the many neighbors g tor fo- rails calls ’ eirris cards ’ cm and visits with words of cheer dur¬ ing her husband's illness for the past two weeks. We have two daughters that We feel very proud of, one re¬ sides in the city. The older one resides in Atlanta and is busy as a teacher in Decatur. She took time out to come to see about us too; also her daugh¬ ter and her husband, First Lt. D. W. Sayles and his wife, Mrs. Jane Odum Sayles, and their two little children who have re¬ cently returned from England and Scotland where they were stationed for the past three years. We were very glad to have them bjf'k to see us. We thank Mr. Meyers’ pastor, Rev. L. C. Sapp, and my pastor, Rev. J. L. Key, for coming by as it is well said, if you are sick send for the doctor; if spiritually ill, send for the minister. So we were glad to have them. We feel wonderfully blessed and my husband feels much better. Thank you again for the many visits of friends and neighbors. The Meyers Family. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Anna B. Robertson of 1110 East Broad Street wishes to thank her friends and neighbors for the kindness shown her during the j talization cf her husband, Rob- ! ert H. Robertson. She and Mr. ! Robertson are grateful for ev- ! erytihing. They extend special thanks to the ministers I their thoughtfulness. F-5-M-4-4-M--5 t\V S- SIHOft t j: To See Better See Us Oj/tometric Service f | 112 Wbitaker St. — Pbone ADams 3-3476 eyes EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED |l “Vision Is Your Most Precious Possession” READ! fhr £m>atmali STrilmnf' 10 CENTS A COPY On The Following News Stands Every Thursday CCA CONFECTIONERY DUFFY & EAST BROAD CHICK’S SHOE PARLOR 803 WEST BROAD ST. CROSBY BROS. DRUG STORE 1202 MONTGOMERY ST. CROWN’S CONFECTIONERY 431 WEST BROAD ST. FOREMAN’S CONFECTIONERY 649 KLINE ST. HARRY’S CUT RATE DRUG STORE 709 WEST 37th ST. Memorials ENGRAM—Ii) loving remem¬ brance of DAVID MtaADOO ENGRAM of Jacksonville, F(a. who departed life one year ago One year has passed, dear one Since God has called you home, To be with Him in heaven Around the snow white throne. 1 No one knows of the sadness, Only those who have lost can tell Of the grief that's borne in silence For the one we love so well. Sadly missed by Wife, Mrs. Thomasena Engram Children, Maxine Beverly and David Engram Mother. Mrs. Arizona Engram Montezuma, Ga. Sisters, Mrs. Berta Rickenbacker Savannah, Mrs. Odessia Hunter Montezuma, Ga. Brothers, George and Timothy Engram Daytona Beach, Fla. Ulysses Engram Tallahassee, Fla. i Niece, Mrs. Doris R. Sewell Charleston, S. C. Nephews and nieces and other relatives DILWORTH—In sad but loving memory of FRANK A. DILWORTH, SR. who died Oct. 21. 1 C55 Devoted Wife, Laura S. Dilworth Children Grandchildren and Greatgrands WASH & DRY (One Day Serv’ce) S 1.00 (Max. 25 Lbs.) 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