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PAGE TWO | Pilgrim Bapt. Church to Celebrate Church-Pastor Anniversaries j Ii 6 teigi|| .. Pilgrim Baptist, church will celebrate its 45th anniversary and the 5th anniversary of its pastor, Rev. David R. Hender- tin, beginning Monday, January 13th through Monday, Jan. 25. The nightly services will be- gin at 7:3 o’clock with es participating as Monday, Jan. 18. Mt. Bethel Bap- ti.st, Rev. Roosevelt Scott: day, Jan. 19, Connor Temple,! Rev. W. W. Whitehead; Wed-! nesday, Jan. 20, St. Luke Bap-' tist, Rev. B, C. Thomas; Thurs-; day, Jan. 21, Jerusalem Baptist, Fcv. O. Chaplin: Friday, Jan. : 2T Second Ebcnezer (Baptist, ! Rev. A. J. Flewellen; Sunday,! Jan. 24. Tremont Temple. Rev. * J. M. Benton: Monday, Jan. 25. Garvin Temple, Rev. L. B. Free, Rapt. Ministers Alliance | The Savannah Baptist Min- i t p rs Alliance met Tuesday at, First Evergreen Baptist church.! Rev. E. A. Capers, pastor. Rev. i F Bond conducted the devo-; tions. Rev. L. L. Small assisted the president, Rev. J. C. McMil- Ian. The Sunday School les- son was explained by Rev. C. H. Williams of Florence. S. C. Mrs. E. D. Brooks was a visitor Rev. E. D. Brooks reported on the anniversary observance of Brown’s Temple Baptist church Rev. R. B. Brown, pastor, and announced the death of Rev. Brawn’s sister in Florida. The sermon was delivered by Rev. W. M. Daniels, subject, “The Last Opportunity in the of Life.” Rev. J. C. Brown, assisted in the pulpit services. Rev. J. M. Ladson, pastor of Scottsvilie Baptist church, was received as a member of the Alliance. The illness of Rev. J S. Gordon was reported. Rev. G. W. Carter will deliv¬ er the sermon on next and the Sunday School lesson will be discussed by Rev. L. L Small. TRY Cherokee Herhru Tonic Dr. Donald’s Herb Treatment (Tablets or Liquid) From International Drug Co. For ntlte f of iniiamed prostate friands, kidney and bladder distress, apinal arthritis, and lower bark pains, pain in feet, ankles, knees, hips and elioulders; nervous run down condi¬ tion from over drinking, loss of pep and nature's inability. Stiff joints, cramps and swelling. Cherokee Tonic Makes Nature Work. Give it a trial and feci good again Your Health is Wealth.* Sold by Veteran C. J- Moore (Lieenspd Agent) 410 F.ast Huntingdon I.ane Phone ADams 2-5807 'Anniversary Sermon), anniver- sai 'Y prayer, E. B. Porter; HLs- ^ or X• Caesar H. Jenkins, Officers of the church are: Edward Williams, chairman deacon board; A. Wilson, tant chairman: C. H. clerk; Mrs. Ida M. Mack, seere- <ary; K. Smalls, chairman trustee board; R. Smalls, assis- fant chairman: N. Frazier, trea- surer; Fred Brown, assistant treasurer; Sam Greene, tary of board; J. A. Jenkins, pi- anist; Mrs. Loui.se W. Barrett, pianist; Bro. Caesar Jenkins, Sr., chorister. Other deacons are b. Gray, P. Gray. W. H. John- son: D. Bell. W. Hicks, F. Mack, j. Jinks, J. Foster, A. Williams, w. Singleton and C. H, Iley- ward. Beth Eden Sisterhood The Sisterhood of Beth Eden Baptist church meet Sunday. Jan. 17, following the 11:15 in. service. There will be bus- iness of importance and each member is requested to be pres- ent. The fifth Sunday noon will be great day at Beth Eden. An day program will be at 4 p. m. The P astor * Rev - Harold er ’ was in charge of the morn- in g and evening services Sunday. The subject, St Rl®.” at the 11:15 a. m. kVas taken from Cor. 3.13-14. ~ Oriyl? DR. WM. A. WEXLER SCHWAB OPTICAL 141 Hull Street Phone ADams 6-0348 COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Scientific Eye Examination Oculist Prescriptions Filled Lenses or Frames Replaced Contact Lenses Weekly or Monthly Budget Payments The celebration of the 172nd of the First Bryan church will begin Sun¬ January 17 with Memori¬ services. The pastor, Rev. M Williams, will deliv- the message v/ith the A1 Choir In charge of the' music. B ;ecial presentations will be made by the deacons and deaconesses On Monday, and January the mission, 18, the j Bt. Philip Monumental AME church with their pastor, Rev. F. D Jiudon, will have charge - f the services. Music will be furnished by the Young People’s Choir of F. B B. the choirs of PhiHio and Willie Jinks, so- cants Other program partici-j are Miss Anna Cooper and Coy tlons Futch. will be made Special by the presenta-j Broth- 1 erhood. the Sunday School and T. U. Daniel Washington ; will be master of ceremonies' Tuesday night, January 19, the! officers and members of South Valley Baptist church, Pooler, sic will be furnished bv South choir, the A1 M. Robert? choir of F. B. B. and Mrs. Bor- tha Hall, soloist. Other pro- gram participants are Mrs. Ma- —-------- p * I L* T »ea and l j Pbivlst at Conff. Church In connection with the home-j land theme. "The Church’s Mis- 1 sion in “Town and Country,” the Women’s Fellowship of the Fir t Co: •>creational church will present at their Friendship Teai Or, Sund ry evening January 6 o’clock a playlet, “Dirt Under Thrir Fee).” The participants will be Misses Margret Tiggs,! 1 Drucllla Moore. Sharon Clove- land. Greer Gadsden and Mar-1 tha Gould. The program will ] be fully announced later. c <econd Arrlold Baptist Sunday. January 10 was a great day at Second Arnold* Baptist church beginning with the Sunday School, with Mrs.. O B. Dingle, superintendent, charge. At noon the message. was delivered by the pastor, Rev.] George Dingle. Music was ren- ; dered by Choir No. 2 with Mrs. i Virginia Brown at the At 0:30 p m. the btu met with Mrs. Sarah Williams, pre-! siding. An appreciation day! program was held for the were) offi- j errs. Many useful gifts presented to them. Mrs. Rosa L. Mvers, Mrs. Lillian Wilson,; Mrs. Faustine Bignon. Mrs. Rick- ; enbacker, Dea. George Hayes and Dea. Spencer White were helpful with this program. ! St Phiiiu Mon. * AME I 1 Inspirational services were' held at St. Phillip Monumen-! | t n) Sunday, beginning with the; Sunday School. Pastor Jau- I don delivered the messages. church. Two) • persons joined the | The Pew Rally will be held ] cn Sunday, January 31 in the' ; main auditorium of the church.; j installation Services For Rev. Gwyn llltJlt I j InstaHat.on service • a.; * e Rev- erend Willie L. Wwyn will he held ■it the College 1’crk Baptist Church, January 19 through 22, beginning at 8:00 P.M. Services i will he conducted by the following ! ministers: January 19, i.Vveiend R. L. Byrd; Abyssinia Baptist Church; January 20, Reverend J. (. McMillan, Zion Hill R a p t i t j Church; January 21, Rev. ...„d E. I Brook.*, Saint Jam. Baptist Church; and January 22, Reverend L. S. Stoll, Bethlehem Baptist (ihureh. Rev. Tobin to Speak At FAB Church, Jan. 17 I , ; : | The First African Baptist! | ! church will celebrate its 172nd anniversary Sunday, January! I 17. Rev. L. M. Tobin, noted! pastor, preacher and professor' of Religion at Morehouse Col¬ lege, will be the guest speaker j at the ii a. m. and 3 30 p m i services. I Rcv. Tobin is a graduate of Va. Union University, the Un- . iversity of Michigan and the Colgate - Rochester Divinity School. : He has also studied at the University of Chi* ago and Union Theological Seminary,; New York city. Louis Bryan, chairman and Rev _ Q Uld ; s j Jackson is pas tor. to the spoonful TIFF SAVANNAH TRIBUNE, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA FBB r ie Allen and Miss Emma Swan- gin. Special presentations be made by the Martha Pren¬ Circle. The Christian Club the Sisterhood. Mrs. Anna is mistress of ceremo- The program will close Wed- night with the Tremont Baptist church of the services and Rev. J. M. Benton, de- i the message. Music rendered by the FBB Senior, Tremont Temple choirs. Mrs. Sue Ruth Allen, solo- A reading will be given Margaret C. Robinson the history of the* will be read by Miss! Pell Ganaway. Presen- will be made bv the! and all choirs of F. B. B. The anniversary theme song s “I’m Bound For with Mrs. Nancy Scott! as anniversary hostess; Johnnie M. Hill, chairlady: Rebeeca Jackson, assistant Levy Taylor, chair- deacon board, and church clerk. Church, First Bryan with the Friendly Con- Invites you to attend of these services. Services at 8 p. m. —____________ -> Temple , Senior _ . The Senior Mission of the Temple Baptist church Monday, December 28 at home of Rev. and Brantley, 702 West 40 Regular monthly will be held on the second fourth Monday evenings at o’clock at the church. Brantley is president and W. W. Whitehead, minister ?nd St. John Baptist The Second St. John Baptist .located on Golden St,. Savannah, will have services on Sunday School, 10:00 a. m up t Ross, presiding; 7:00 p. „ BTU; 8:00 p. m., the Gospel 0 f Harmony from Ridge- and . S . C. in a program spon- red by the Junior Choir. A wiI1 offering will be taken. T j W right is pastor. Willing Workers Club ^ oe H. Scott club of church will celebrate f‘ rs & anniversary Monday January 18 at 8 p. m. An teresting. program has been ranged. The public is Willie Scott is president, Mrs. Aden La van m secretary, and Rev * L s - stc11 • P astor * Connor s Temple Services at Connor’s were inspiring and well ed last Sunday. The School lesson and morning sage were delivered by Rev. Hunter of California. was rendered by the choirs. Next Sunday at 12 the regular service will be cast over Radio Station -*y-T -A-. 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 FVERCREEN MEMORIAL PARK (Formerly old Wright cemetery) Conveniently located—high and dry $5.00 down and small monthly payments. (Jem 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.” ^Sidney JJohcs ^jfu ncral ^ Jfc O/MC SAVANNAH, GA. PHONE ADams 4-7226 HEMCE HA 1 f D1XON—In loving me¬ mory of DEACON DANIEL DIXON who pa; ed one year ago Jan. 11, 1959 Those who knew him will know How much we lost one year ago. What would wc give to see him smile, Ar.d sit and talk with him a while. We little thought your death so near. The blow was hard, the shock 'rvf;e To part with one we love so dear. On'y those who have lest | can tell The pain of parting with¬ out farewell. Sadly missed by a loving wife, Mrs. Susie Dixon a daughter, Mrs. Ophelia Rivers a son, Mr. Herman Dixon Grandsons, i Mr. Prince Rivers Mr. Daniel E. Rive s Master Herman J. Dixon a number of nieces and nephews CARDS OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Mrs. F ^* ] orance ^ D Loadholt 27 in Chicago, Connor who et ec - ex- ress sincere thanks to their fri ends who rendered deeds of kindness (in the of cards, flowers, visits, etc.) their bereavement.. We extend thanks also to the min¬ isters and the Sidney A. Jones Funeral Home for their kind- ness and tender care shown us May G od bless each of you. Father Mother Sisters CARD OF THANKS Mrs. J. V. Chaney, 539 Hart- ridge St., wishes to thank her j pastor, members and friends of 'Second Baptist church for the cards and sympathy shown to her during the death of her uncle, Matthew Brown. She a ] S0 thanks her cousins and friend who made the stay of ber s j s ter, Mrs. Albe.ta Cole, and brother-in-law, Rev. Em- mct , t cole, a pleasant one while visiting bere from Roxbury, I Mass. i WASH & DRY (One Day Serv : oe) $1.00 (Max. 25 Lbs.) SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1960 MILLER In loving memory of —, , | MRS. R.HINA A. MILLER who departed this life Jan. 13, 1956 SHADOWS When He comes to meet us there need be no shadows, When He comes in all His glorious array; When the trump of God shall sound and loved ones waken. j When He leads us onward with triumphant sway. Shadows! no need^ of shadows When at last we lay life's bur¬ dens down; Shadows! no need of When at last we gain victor’s crown. Children Grandchildren other relatives ROBERTS—In loving memory of my dear husband MR. PIERCE H. ROBERTS who departed this life January 16, 1959 whlle willingly he went away With faith and courage Beyond the plaintive call earth, Across the trackless skjfe— Sadly missed by devoted wife, Mrs. Alice F. Roberts St. Mary’s A. M. E. At St. Mary’s AME ! Sunday the Sunday School son subject was Our Church.” At 11 a. m. pastor, Rev. Charlie Fogle, livered the sermon from 14:28. Communion was at 3 p. m. # .s.sh To See Better See Us Oi/tomctric Service 112 Whitaker St. — Phone ADams 3-3476 I I EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED “Vision Is Your Most Precious Possession” X X * READ! ®hr ^auannah ®HKunf 10 CENTS A COPY On The Following News Stands Every Thursday CCA CONFECTIONERY DUFFY & EAST HROAD CHICK’S SHOE PARLOR SO.*] WEST BROAD ST. CROSBY BROS. DRUG STORE 1202 MONTGOMERY ST. CROWN’S CONFECTIONERY 414 WEST BROAD ST. FOREMAN’S CONFECTIONERY fi19 KLINE ST. HARRY’S CUT RATE DRUG STORE 709 WEST 37th ST. PERRY'—In loving me¬ mory cf , MRS. EMMA PERRY who passed Jan. 16. 1959 Fading away like the stars of the morning. Losing their light in line glorious sun. Thus do we pass from the earth and its toiling? Oniy remembered by what we have done. Remember cd Your .sister. Lula L. Allen Brother, Arthur E. Wicks B SaBSg g f gJ GRANT—In loving memory of my dear mother iMRS. LA VI Ml A L. GRANT who departed this life January 15, 1959 Mother started on her journey Just a year or so ago, For the Home which is eternal, And who c blessings ever flow; And across the ocean’s waters, _ i Where the zephyrs kiss title strand, | She is beckoning back from Glory, “I have reached the Promised Land.” Sadly missed by your devoled daughter, Mrs. Mamie Hudson Citywide BTU The City-Wide BTU planning meeting will be held on Mon¬ day night, January 18 at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. J. G. Graves, 51.1 W. Henry street; Dea. Paul Brown is president. The Fifth Sunday Union will meet at Second Arnold Baptist Church January 31. 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