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PAGE TMO ; ; t ■ m 4J Eqj Elks to Hold Lodge of Sorrow ; ! • J. R. Jenkins Speaker The Elks of Weldon Lodge No 26 and Elite Temple No. 71 will hold their annual Lodge of Sorrow Sunday, Dec. 13, at 4 p. m. at the Rest. J. R. Jenkins, executive sec¬ retary of the West Broad Street YMCA, will be the main speak¬ er. The Thanatopsis will be de¬ livered by W. W. Law. The ritualistic ceremony will be led by Exalted Ruler Charlie Stone and Esquire John these Haber- j sham. Following cere- monies the eulogies requested will be to j given All Elks are j be present and dn time. I ! FBB Senior Choir The Senior choir of the F. B B. church met recently at the home of Mrs. Nadbii Gregory with the presiderit, Mrs. Sallie Freeman, presiding. Mrs. Clem¬ j entine Smalls was .a guest. As¬ sisting Mrs. Gregory J in serving i alter the meeting were Mr.s. Cphelia Gardner, Mrs. Beulah m 2 1 Sr n ^ b aT y Tile next meeting will be held on Thursday, December 17 at 7:30 p. m. at the residence of Mrs. Alice Alexander, 1119 E. Gwin- nett street. Mrs. Sallie Free- man, president; Mrs. Naomi Gregory Gregory , reporter, reporter _ 1st Evergreen Bapt. Rev. E. A. Capers, pastor of First Evergreen Baptist church, announces that regular services will be held at the church on Sunday, December 13. The Missionary Circle No. 2 presented a tea at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Capers on Sun- day, December 6. The No. 2 c)voir celebrated its annlver- s&ry on December 4. _ • St. Luke . _ Bapt. TL Church L • Communion services will b( held at St. Luke Baptsit Church Sunday, December 13. Rev. B. C, Thomas, the pastor, will be lij charge. Choirs No. 1 and 2 will sing. TRY ' Cherokee Herhru Tonic Dr. Donald’s Herb Treatment (Tablets or Liquid) From International Drug Co. 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Atlanta 3, Georgia Silver Tea at Saint John The Matrons Mis' ion circle of St. John’s Baptist church, Har- tiidge street, will sponsor a sil¬ ver tea on Sunday, December 13 at 4 o'clock at the church. A program will toe presented at which Miss Be-rnita Darby will j oe the speaker. Mr.s. Pearl Cox • on, chairman; Mrs. Sarah Bran- i.f n, co-chairman; Mrs. M. 0.| Ja' k» on. president, and Rev. E. O. S. Cleveland, pastor. Connor Temple The Youth department of Connor Temple Baptist church will be in charge of the services Sunday morning, December 13. Miss Bernice Pinkney, a sopho¬ more at Savannah State College who is also secretary of the Sun¬ day Sohool will be the speaker. The Junior choir and the Young People’s chorus will cel¬ ebrate their fourth anniversa- ly at the evening worship ser¬ vices. The Junior choir of Je¬ rusalem Baptist church, Grove- land, will be guests. Tremont Temple Clifford Riles, superintend¬ ent of the Tremont Temple Sunday School, announcer! that the attendance banner was won by the Adult class and the offering banner by the Ladies Progressive Bible class on Sun day, clay, Dec. Dec. 6. 6. The pastor Rev. J. M. Benton spoke at the morning and communion ser¬ vices. 1 st Mt. Bethel Bapt. | Rev. R. Scott, pastor of First Mt. Bethel Baptist church, an- nounces that a special confer¬ ence will be held at the church on Friday, J December 11, at 8 m. Communion services will SW'^conSd^very 30 day at 5 p __! “ “ j St. Phillip Mon. , J ev J . „ / T a ^ Nomine P,d ' ; dei ? r ’ W1 evening messages at r SainH Saint I Phillip Monumental A. M. E. chuch Sunday, December 13. Rev. F. D. Jaudon is pastor. St. James AME Remembers Shut-ins On Thursday, November Thanksgiving day the pastor and members of Greater Saint | James AME church gave to each shut-in member a bag of harvest fruit, a gift of cash and a Thanksgiving prayer. A feel- ing of * oy and great s P iritual happiness permeated each re- qipient as they gave praises to God (for His wondrous love and kindness to them upon being so j | lovingly remembered. The and pas- the tor, Rev. B. C. Caldwell entire congregation paused in J deep reverence as the words Psalms 103:2-4 were read. DR. WM. A. WEXLER SCHWAB OPTICAL 141 Bull Street Phone ADam:; 6-0'<48 complete optical service Scientific Eye Examination Oculist Prescriptions Filled Lenses or Frames Replaced Contact Lenses Weekly or Monthly Budget Payments | j guch Smooth quickly! icing?, made so ~ w»ac Men’s Day at Litv/ay Bapt. Church, Thunderbolt I RALKIGII A. BRYANT Afternoon Speaker At the 11:30 a. m. services,! George Johnson will be the Mr. John,son is a grad- i uate of Savannah State Col-, lege and is a teacher at the Florance St. School. He is a member of Litway Baptist church at Thunderbolt. At the 3 p. m. services Raleigh I A. Bryant will be the speaker Deacon Bryant is a native of Florida and received his early education at the Miama, Fla. High School, .and did further study at. Florida A. and M. Col- ]fge at Tal]ahaase( , Fla He Ls a deacon of First African Bap¬ tist church, where he also serves as clerk and a member of the Trustee Board, and of the fi- nance committee. He is a lo- postman. Rev. R. Emanuel Scott is pas¬ tor of the church and J. C. Jones is general chairman of the pro- gram, Baptist Ministers Union The Chatham County Baptist Ministers Union met Tuesday, Rev. L. S. Stell was host min- istcr - Devotions were conducted by R<?v E P Q uartemian The 0rder ° f the day was a theol °' discussion conductcd by the ident The death of the brother of Rev. E. G. Lane in Guyton was reported. The funeral was held Thursday at Millen. On next Tuesday Rev. W W. Whitehead will conduct the de¬ votions, Rev. E. G. Lane will d j£ CUiS the Sunday school les- son and the message will be de it V ered by the Rev. E. Hunter, minister of the Galilee Baptist church, Stockton, California. FOR SALE 120-bass Hohner Accordion with Case. In Good Condition Can Be Seen At 622 W. 37th, Apt. 4, After 7 P. M. THE SAVANNAH TRUSUII1 Baptist Ministers Alliance The Savannah Baptist Minis- ters Alliance met Tuesday at the First Evergreen Baptist church, Rev. E. A. Campers, tor. The meditation period was conducted _ ____1 -__* . J a., by n. Rev. . n fc. t-v D. r»___»__ Brooks. Opening prayer was made by R^v. Walter Bordus. The pres¬ ident, Rev. J. C. McMillan, pre¬ sided. On Tuesday, December 22 at 12 noon, Pie-Christmas services ! will be held at Emmanuel Bap- list church, Rev J. C. McMillan. pastor. The sermon wil be de¬ livered by Rev. E. A. Capers; al¬ ternate, Rev. Walter Bordas. On Tuesday night, Dec. 15 at 8 o’clock the Alliance will observe "Appreciation Night" at First Evergreen Baptist church. All church choirs and singing groups are aske d to render music. The Sunday School lesson was brought by Rev. N. A. Keenan from the theme, “Peters Broad¬ ening Ministry,” and the ser¬ mon was delivered by Rev. L. ,L. Small, subject, “A New Way Home.” Rev, J. C. McMillan will bring the sermon on next Tuesday and the Sunday School lesson will he by Rev. W. B. Murray, j ■ - Pilgrim Bapt. Church At Pilgrim Baptist church j on Sunday, December 6 Rev. L. | s. Aikens delivered the sermon j on the theme, “Give Thanks 1 Unto The Lord.” The following activities were, announced: Dec. 14, Board meet-i ing, 7:30 p. m.; Dec. 16, No. 1 Choir rehearsal; Dec. 17, Confer enee, when all auxiliaries aske d to make their yearly port. 2nd St. John Bapt. “The Spirit of Giving” was the subject of Rev. T. J. Wright’s message, Sunday ternoon, Dec. 6, at Second St. John Baptist church. Pulpit, guests at the communion ser¬ vice were Revs. Murry, Shaver, Donson and Givens. The even¬ ing message was delivered by Rev. Woodrow Givens. Regular services will be held Sunday, Dec. 13. True Love Bapt. Church Rev. Freddie Bonds ordained two deacons at True Love Bap¬ tist church Sunday, Dec. 6, during the communion services. They were Frank Barnes and Samuel King. A capacity audi- ence was present. Assisting with the services were Rev. N. Miller. Rev. Frank Wright, Rev. C. Shellman, Rev. A. Boyd and Rev.. W. Allen. Sunday school was conducted by F. A. Camp- He that is slow to wrath is of great understanding: but he that is hasty of spirit exalteth folly.—Prov. Miller’s Barber Shop CHRISTMAS SPECIAL ! Men’s Haircuts 75c Ladies’ and Boys’ 5»c Every Tuesday 37th and Ogeechee Road 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 Wripht cemetery) Conveniently located—high and dry SS.ftO 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, up.’ Found that I was lifted rwey <s4. ones ’uneven UL uiomc SAVANNAH, GA. PHONE ADams 4-7226 i 1st Tabernacle Bapt. The membership of First Pa¬ bernacle Baptist church was j saddened to learn brother of the pass- Ing of an elder of Pas¬ tor E. G. (ane. Mr Lane suffered nn an extended illnocfi illness, ' and was a resident of Portal. Rev. J. C. McAllister served throughout Sunday, delivering inspiring messages. The Impe¬ rial choir, under the direction of Mrs. A- L- Jenkins, sang. The Sr. Women’s Auxiliary, E. D. Davis Club and the Mis¬ sionary Society brought sun¬ shine to several homes on Thanksgiving day following the morning sennon by the pastor. We regret the illness of R. Flowers, a deacon of the church, Mrs. Sarah Moody, Mrs. Janie Gillard, Mrs. Madeline Oliver, Mrs. Estejl Lunnon and Mrs. Millie Williams. Regular services will be held at the church Sunday. Beth-Eden Baptist Cburcb Services were well attended Sunday at Beth-Eden Baptist church. Rev. Harold Baker’s subject for the 11:15 a.m. ser- vice was “The Meaning of Christ’s Suffering" and for the The GIory 0 e Serviceable gifts were made to the church Sunday. Mrs. Sarah pixon presented 25 new hymnals for the Young People’s Progressive Group. Response was made by James J. Edwards, clerk. The Sunday school also received new song books. A new Janie P ul P il Hearns. was Julius ® ivei L^ Kruter, y a , deacon, donated the stand for the light. CARDS OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Mr. C. B. Burson wish to thank the many friends for their devo¬ tion, sympathy, use of cars and flowers. Especially do we thank the minister and members of F.AB. church, United States Postal personnel, members of the Savannah Mutual Club, and I the Sidney A. Jones Funeral Directors. ' Mrs. C. B. Burson and family CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Naomi B. Hayes of 2428 j Qgeechee road wishes to thank | pastor and members of Bethlehem Baptist church, the staff of Charltv Hos- pjtai, the Orchid Art Club, and the friends for the many ^ of kindnessg showi her during her recent accident. May God bless all of you. Christmas Cards For Mother, Father, Mother & Dad, Sister, Brother, Wife, Husband, Son, Daughter, Son’s Wife, Daughter’s Husband. Nephew, Niece, Aunt, Uncle, Cousin, Grand Father, Grand Mother, Like a Mother, Across the Miles, Secret Pal, Foreign Language Cards, Pastor, Priest, etc. New Year Cards, Bibles, Testaments SILVA’S BOOK SHIII* 115 WHITAKER STREET MEMCCI 41 F ROBERTS — In loving memory of our mother t MTS. RUSSIA ROBERTS who departed this life December 14, 1947 Sadly missed by children, James B. Robe ts Launey F. Roberts, Sr. Theodore A. Roberts Arthur S. Roberts SIMMONS—In loving memory of my daughter MARGERETTE THOMAS SIMMONS who passed away three years ago December 7, 1956 Deep in my heart lies a picture More precious than silver and gold; It’s a picture of my dear loved one Whose memory will never grow old. My heart still aches with sad¬ j ness My eyes shed many a tear; God alone knows how we miss her At the end of three long years. Sadly missed by someone who loves her Mother and Aunt i SANDERS—In sad but loving memory of my husband DEACON FRANK SANDERS who departed this life six years ago Dec. 13, 1953 His life was full of kindly deeds i A helping hand to all in need. A pleasant smile and heart of gold— No finer person this world could hold. I Death is a heartache nothing can heal. i Some have forgotten that you | are gone, ; But I remember no matter how 1 long. Sadly missed by wife mother, daughter sister, aunts and uncle W £ V *» I BRINSON—In lovfrfg' fnbtnory | j 0 f our W jf e mo ther, daughter j tvirs. marie BRINSON who departed this life j one year ago December 14, 1958 I She was so useful here below, | So needed by us all. We strive to see why she should be The one whom God should call. But we have only human minds With which to understand. Perhaps we'll see it clearly When we reach the Promised I land. Sadly missed by your devoted husband, Warren Brinson daughter, Miss Carolyn Brinson Mrs. Virginia Mayfield son, Mr. Warren Brinson, Jr mother, Mrs. Nettie Carter father, Mr. Richard Carter MACK—In loving mefnory of my dear mother MRS. JOILVNIE MAE CAPERS! MACK who departed this life on earth one year ago Dea. 8, 1953 One year has passed, dear Moth eh, Since God has called you home To be with him in heaven, Around the great white throne. We npss you, oh, we miss you. How could we help but cry? But if we live as you have lived We'll meet you by and by. She has gone but not forgotten To that heavenly home above. Some sweet day we long to meet her And share in his infinite love. Sadly missed by devoted daughter, Miss Jacquelyn Ernestine Mack father and mother-in-law, Mr. and Mr.s. John Mack. Sr. Savannah, Ga. STEPHENS—In sad but loving memory of MR. MARION B. STEPHENS who departed this life December 11, 1958 Brother, the days have been long and lonesome. The hours have been hard to bear. I have been only able to bear them, Because I know that Jesus cares. We had so much of happiness . . we had so much of joy; Thank God that memory is one gift of God That death cannot destroy. Sadly missed by wife, Mrs. Susie Stephens daughter, Mrs. Barbara Fletcher apd Family SIMMONS—In loving memory of our mother MRS. MARY H. SIMMONS who departed this life Dec. 2, 1954 You are gone Mother, but not forgotten. Neither will your memory fade.. Loving thoughts will always l in § er Around the grave whe: e you are laid. Sadly missed by Children Grandchildren Great-grandchildren and other relatives —Have Faith in God— READ! Ehf £miatmali (ftnlmiu* 10 CENTS A COPY On The Following News Stands Every Thursday CCA CONFECTIONERY J&C DFFFY & EAST BROAD CONFECTIONERY GWINNETT & ATLANTIC CHICK’S SHOE PARLOR 803 WEST BROAD ST. KNIGHT’S SUNDRIES HENRY & WEST BROAD CROSBY BROS. DRUG DRUG STORE STORE LEE’S 1202 MONTGOMERY ST. 347 WEST BROAD ST. CROWN’S ALLENS SNACK BAR CONFECTIONERY CONFECTIONERY 434 WEST BROAD ST. MAPLE & WEST BROAD FOREMAN’S ROBERT SAM’S CONFECTIONERY CONFECTIONERY 649 KLINE ST. 730 WATERS AVE. HARRY’S CUT RATE FUTCH’S DRUG STORE CONFECTIONERY 709 WEST 37th ST. 2611 WTST BROAD ST. SATURDAY, DFCF VfBFR 12,195# THQRNTON—GR;ANT—In sad loving memory of my hus¬ band who passed away Dec. 13, 1957 and my mother who departed this life Nov. 2, 1947 MR. DAN W. THORNTON and MRS. MARIE GRANT ones, you are not for¬ gotten the ones who loved you best. love for you will linger we all are laid to rest. saw you suffer, we saw you go. crushed our hearts, we loved you so. But the Lord said “Come on home, You need to rest." The gates of heaven opened wide And the angels beckoned you inside. We miss you, oh we miss you. How could we help but cry? But if we live as you lived, We will meet you by and by. Sadly missed by wife and daughter, Mrs. Margaret Thornton brother-in-law, and son Mr. Henry Wade Mitchell grandchildren, nieces, nephews great-grandchildren MLACK — In memory of our niece JOHNNIE MAE CAPERS MACK who departed this life Dec. 8. 1958 The month of December is here The saddest month of the year; For it was on the eighth day Our darling niece passed away. God gave us strength to face the blow. And courage to bear the pain. But what it meant to lose you No one will ever know. Sadly missed by loving mother, Mrs. Mary Capers New York City daughter, Jackie Mack Savannah, Georgia brothers and sisters New York City aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Capers New York City and a host of friends 1 ...... fi I T ? _________________■ ' « ! fj I 1 BAPTIST ROOK STORE 152 Barnard St. Blbl«*«i. Church and Sunday School Supplies, Books Choir Rohes ADams 4-7881 WASH & DRY (One Day Serv’ce) $1.00 (Max. 25 Lbs.)