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»AGB TWO TO PRESENT PROGRAM—The j above photo shows the choir of St. Paul Baptist church. This group will present a p: e- ; St. Matthew’s to Observe St. Andrew s D» y Arthur P. Chippey, associate professor of biology, South Car. olina State College. Orangeburg S. C., will be the St. Andrew's Day speaker .Sunday, November 29, 11:00 a. m. at St. Matthew's Episcopal church. Prof. Chippey was born in Wilmington, Delaware, where he was graduated from Howard High school. He received his AB and A. M. degrees from Cor nell University, and pursued, , graduate work at the Universi- ty of Pennsylvania. He has taught biological science Virginia! in' Kentucky, Delaware. North and South Carolina. He] headed the Science Department at St. Augustine College for 24 years, and was acting head (re¬ cently) of the Department of Biology at South Carolina State College. He was elected for a three year term on the executive council of the Diocese of North Carolina; also served as associ¬ ate member of the diocesan committee of finance, pensions, religious education, missions and others. He served as executive sec¬ retary of the St. Augustine’s | Conference for clergy and church workers for 20 years and dress"at delivered celebration the principal 7)f ad- j the the 50th anniversary of this con- ference held last June in Ra- leigh, N. C. He has held offices in the Central Intercollegiate Ath- j letic Association for ,a number 1 of years, and has been secretary Associ-! of the American Ten-nis ation since 1933. He is married to Mrs. Kath- erine w chippey who is secre- tajy of the Student Christian 1 Association at South Carolina State College. He is a licensed Lay Reader in the Diocese of South Carolina, and serves as a Vestryman at St. Paul’s church,; Orangeburg, S. C. j William the Men’s Hagins club is president Mat-! | of of St. thew’s Episcopal church which j is responsible for the St. An- drow’s Day program. Father Gustave H. Caution is the rec¬ tor of the church. Little Bryan Celebrates 24th Anniversary Starting Monday night, Nov. 16, Little Bryian Baptist church has been celebrating its twen¬ ty-fourth anniversary. Rev. P. Braxton is pastor. The program committee con¬ sists of P. Walthuor, chairman; Mrs. Lucy Bush and Mrs. R. L. Graham. The following churches arc participating: Nov. 16. Peaceful Zton, Rev. A. B Brown; Nov. 17, Emanuel Baptist, Rev. J. C.j McMillan; Nov. 18, St. Luke, Rev. B. C. Thomas: Nov. 19. Second Ebenezer, Rev. A. J. Flewellen; Nov. 20, First Ebe¬ nezer, Rev. Johnson; and Nov. 22, Goodwill Baptist, Rev. B. M. program at the on Waters Avenue, Nov. 25, at 8 p.m. Hagins, Jr., Is director rS t JerUSaleiR Baptist Will Celebrate Church | Services celebrating the 78th of First Jerusalem church will be held No¬ 23-29 at the church Walter Brown is pastor. The following churches will . Nov . 2 3, Smyrna Rev H. Hagan; Nov. Baptist. Rev. L. C. Sapp; j 25, St. James Baptist, Rev. D. Brooks; Goodwill Baptist, B. M. Corley; Nov. 29, 2:30 m„ Connor’s Temple, Rev. W. Progressive Building Aid Beginning Monday night, 22, the Progressive Build¬ Aid Union will hold a of nightly services Baptist church, 6 miles Burkhalter Road, Rev. C. C. is president and Brown is secretary. ; The following churches will Nov. 23, Bethel Bap¬ Rev. Thomas Simimons; 24 Oakland Baptist, Presentations are being pach service by auxiliaries of cburcb - The official board consists Walthour, chairman: Curry, treasurer; Jas. Mack Brown, Jonathan Brvan, Robert Graham, Alex, Bryant, Harry Brown and B. L. Graham, church clerk, Raotist . Ministers , Union The Chatham County Baptist Ministers Union met at Bebhle hem Baptist church, Tuesday, Rev. L. S. Stell, host minister. Devotions were conducted by Rev. J. B. Bates. The Sunday School lesson -was taught by Rev. G. R. Conner, Sr. Echoes from the two Baptist Conventions were heard, Rev. George Brown of Jeru- saiem Baptist church was a visitor. It was decided that the next meeting will be held Tuesday, December 2, 12 noon, at Bethle¬ hem Baptist church. Next week the members will go to Macon and discuss the unification of Baptists in gia. At the December 4 meeting tty CHOIR GOWNS & PULPIT All Colors and Color Combinations %V, 'ganizotiont CHURCH FURNITURE DEPT. Pulpits, Pews Comm. Tobin lowest Price* Available WRITE FOR FREE UTAIOG SPRINGER FASHION UNIFORMS 701 H St . (i t. 77 Alabina St, S.W. Washington 2, D.C. Atlanta 3, Saorgia and Mrs. Susie Allen is organ¬ ist. Rev. A. E. Hagins is pastor of the church. Whitehead. The official board consists of! following: Isaac Alston ! of deacon board;! Barnes, chairman, Live club; Marion Cobb, Poorj 1 treasurer; Boss WILson, clerk; George Loadholt, superintendent and deacons, John H. JR. Washington, Joe James Stoney, Willie H. Donaldson; Nov. 25, Zion I Fair Baptist, Rev. M. T. Thom- ; as; Nov. 26, Mt. Pilgrim Baptist,! Rev c c Canion; Nov . 2 7, youth Activity, Elijah Greene, I p res i<j e nt On Sunday, November 29, Sunday School wi'l begin at IT30 a. m. Special services will be held at 12:30 p. m. and at 2:30 p. m votions will be by Rev. J. C. McAlister and the Sunday School jesaon by Rev. C, j.. Jack- son. The order of the day will be echoes from the two Con- ventrons in Georgia. - hreen „ Bant. r , , Urove Lnurcn Rev. R. L. Lee, pastor of Green i Grove Baptist church will use as the subjects of his sermons 1 nex ^ Sunday, What Is That in • <£ S. SH ED | ; To See Better See Us j Optometric Service 112 Whitaker St. — Phone ADams 3-3476 EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED ; “Vision Is Your Most Precious Possession” 1 44 144444444 4 4 4 444444 4 44 44444 4- 44 4444444 444 4 444 - M -4! - i firyTKe Swee test v: THE 8A VAN HAH TBiBUHE Men’s Day at Taylw Chapel A. M. E. Church Clifford E. Hardwick. Ill Speaker Men’s Day will be observed at Taylor Chapel AME church, Sunday, November 22. Lucious Bacon is chairman of the pro¬ gram with Peter Steward serv¬ ing as co-chairman. Rev. R I. Plummer is pastor of the church. A special program will be pre¬ sented at 7:30 p. m. Clifford E. Hardwick, III will speak. Mr. Hard',vick,a native Savannahian, is instructor of biology at Beach High school. He is a member cf St. Phillip A. M, E. church where he has served as assistant superintendent of the Sunday School. The men of the church have been divided into four groups with the following captains: Ozzie Jones, Daniel W. Burke, Amos _ __________ Williams and George R. Smith. Rev. Baker to Pastor Beth Eden Church The Rev. Harold Baker was in charge of both the 11:15 a. m. services Sunday November 8 and November 15th at Beth Eden Baptist church. The subject for last Sunday was "How To Be Moved.” Rev. Baker has consented to serve the church as minister for 12 mon ths. Remarks made by Rev Baker ______ after _____ the ____ services ^ nm de it clear that he going blindly into the work a s a leader, but that, he felt ly the resDonsibility resting uo on the shoulders of one serves as a pastor. The Sisterhood met after the 11:15 a. m. services. The pres ident, Mrs. Alma Davis, out of the city due to illness of her sister. Elaborate plans are being made by Mrs. C. M. Wells for the fifth Sunday night pro- gram. - First Mt. Bethel Baptist In the absence of the pastor. Rev. R. Scott, Rev. Tackson delivered the sermon at Mt. Bethel Baptist church Novem¬ ber 15. No. 2 choir rendered the music. George Jones and the pastor attended the State Baptist convention in Bain- bridge last week. Bible Training Union meets every Thursday evening .at 5 o’clock; Benj. Washington, pres- dent. Thy Hands? and Serving God With What You Have.” lar services will be held through¬ out the day. Miss King Crowned “Miss W. S. G” MISS RUBY LEE KING Miss Ruby Lee King was mowned ::Mlss Wesleyan Ser¬ vice Guild” in an impressive ceremony conducted by Mrs. Ethel Strickland, treasurer of the Woman’s Society of Chris- ian Service, Savannah District. Culmination of the contest rune at the annual autumn tea by the Guild at Asbury Me- ' hodist church when an in¬ spirational program was pre¬ sented. Runners up were Miss Laura V. King and Mrs. James G. Sampson. The setting for the tea was a Japanese Oriental Garden. Other members who particl- oated in this effort were Mrs. Herbert (Sanders, Mrs. Mary O’Neal, Miss Ida L. King, Mrs. 1 -Bryant, ^vont Mrs. Fannie MrS ’ ^ Melvin, auiine Mlr.s. Virginia Stripling, Mrs. Cornelia Walker, Mrs. Alzata Scott and Mrs. Esther B. Har¬ den. Miss Josephine Beckwith cap- tivated the audience with a practical and informative ad¬ dress. Mrs. Sampson served as chairman. Mrs. Sanders is president. Rev. George D. i Walker is pastor. j Wcmanless Wedding " 1 at | Congregational Church The Service League of the First Congregational church, ! Taylor and Habersham streets, is Presenting a Womanless Wed- ding at church, Friday, Dec. 8 'P- m - Some of Savannah’s best matic personalities will dpate. The public is invited, There wll be a small admission j fee. Mrs. Mamye Haynes is president of the Service St. James A. M. E. Churcli Rev. Marcus Burke of the Briar Creek circuit of the AME church Vas a recent guest during morning services of the St. James AME church. Mrs. Hattie Willis was welcomed back into the fellowship of the church, and Joseph Benjamin Crooms, son of Joseph C. and Alma Jane Crooms a.nd grand- son of Mrs. Catherine B. fett, was baptized by ing. The church is now ing a yearend rally. The Rev. B. C. Carswell, Sr., is pastor the church. TONEY—In loving memory of our beloved son and brother RUSSELL TCiNEY who departed this life November 17, 1958 He bade no one a last faewelH He said goodbye to none; His loving heart just ceased to beat Before I'knew he was gone. Our hearts were filled with sadness, Our eyes were filled with tears; God alone knows how we miss him At the end of this long year. Sadly missed by his devoted mother, Mrs. Estell Toney sisters, Mrs. Mary Sams Mrs. Lula M. Brownlee Mrs. Blanche Graybill a host of nieces, nephews other relatives and friends Last Rites Held For Mr. Foster Funeral services were con¬ ducted for Felix Foster at the First Bryan Baptist church on Monday, November 9, at 12 o'clock noon. Rev. Richard Wil- j liams conducted the services. \ Sidney A. Jones Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Interment was in Sunbury ce¬ metery, Dorchester, Ga. Mr. Foster, a native Savan¬ nahian, was the son of the late Frank and Julia Foster and grandson of the late Mary and Oliver Foster. His employment wa s as orderly at St. Joseph' and Warren Candler hospitals.’ Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Erma Foster; one son, Felix! Foster, Jr.; a sister, M!:s. Bea-1 tice F. Johnson; an uncle, Geo. Foster of Philadelphia, and i other relatives. CARDS OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Felix ! Foster express gratitude tc; their many friends for their j kindness shown during his re-1 cent illness and death. i___ it • n ,St . Senior Ushers The senior ushers of Union Baptist church met November 11 with the vice president, Web- 1 bie Odum, in charge. *;**;**;*';*’***;■'*:**:**:**;'*;**;**;**;**:■ * Can Payment ::: Look What We Per Week t I » Do To Your Home... t 1 t 2 f Paint, Re-Rcof and Repair 3.00 y V Cement Porch, Iron Columns & Rails 2.00 r V t Build Garage 3.00 X t Sheet Rock & Apply Siding 3.50 t r Insulation & Weather Stripping 2.00 f f I Add-A-Room 6.00 I f Gas Floor Furnace 2.50 T i Tile Bath & Install New Bath Fixtures 3.00 i t V Install Water Pump & Sprinkler System 3.00 f 1 Chain Link Fence & Cement Driveway 2.50 i I Jalousies, Enclosures, Carport & Awnings 3.00 Cement Block Shell Homes, Long Terms 8.50 | i x SUPERIOR BUILDERS t DAY OR NIGHT AD 3-4684 1321 East 41st Street MEMCCIA1I BROCKINGTON — In loving memory of my husband ARTHUR BROCKINGTON who departed this life one year ago November 24, 1958 While willingly he went away, With faith and courage high Beyond the plaintive call of earth, Across the t.ackiess sky— Ever since that heart¬ rending day Remembered for its scars How st.angely d.'i.n has seemed the sun, How dark the silent stars. Sadly missed by your devoted wife, Mary E. Broekington DAVIDSON — In mem¬ ory cf my beloved sister MRS. MATILDA DAVIDSON who passed on to eternal rest one year ago Nov. 16, 1958 Sadly missed by husband sister and brother-in- law Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hillery other relatives and friends JACKSON—In loving memory of our mother MRS. ELLA JACKSON who passed away two years ago Nov. 18. 1957 Though her smiles are gone forever And hands we cannot touch, We shall never lose sweet memories Of one we loved so much. The flowers we placed upon her grave May wither and decay, But the love of our dear mother Will never fade away. Sadly missed by daughter, Mrs. Sadie Wright sork Mr. Curtis R. Jordan granddaughter, « Mrs. Josephine Dixon grandson, Mr. Curtis R. Jordan, Jr. great-grandson, Master Herman J. Dixon WASH & DRY (One Day Serv'ce) §1.00 (Max. 25 Lbs.) 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