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Pulpit Aid Board !
St. Philip Mon. AME
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The Pulpit Aid Board of St.
Phillip Mon. AME church met
recently at the home of Mrs.
Gertrude Hall, 402 W. Park Avo.
Thore present were Mrs. Mat-
tie Beckett, Mrs, Ada Dargon,
Mrs Eunice Harris, Mrs. Marie
McGert Mrs. Lucille B Over-
street and Mrs Josephine Rich¬
ardson..
Mrs. Willie Mae Tlril. assi-t-
ed Mrs. Hal! in serving. The
next, meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Mattie Beckett,
911 W. 38th street, Sunday,
Feb. 14.
Bout. Ministers Union
The Chatham County Baptist
Ministers Union met at Bethle¬
hem Baptist church. Rev, T«
f>. Stell, Jr., host minister, pro-■
sided.
Devotions were conducted bv |
Rev. J. C. McAllister and the
Sunday School levm taught
by Rev R. L. Byrd. A sermon |
was delivered by Rev. R. M. j
Williams, minister of First Bry¬ i
an Baptist church
The drive Annual will Foreign be Mission- Sunday, j
ary on
March 20 at 8 p. m. at Bethle¬
hem Baptist church.
The current news report was
made by Rev. C. J Jack on, Rev.
L. O. Gibb.s and Rev. R. M 1
.
Williams. ,
Rev. P. Broxton was received .
into the fellowship. He is
minister of the Little Bryan;
Missionary Baptist church. j
The devotions for next Tues-: 1
day will be conducted by Rev.
Brovtnn onri the Sunday School
lesson bv Rev. l. G. Gibbs. A I
discussion will be held on Min¬
isterial ethics at weddings and I
funerals i
It was reported that Rev. L. I
B. Free Is In Georgia Infirm¬ j
ary, and that Rev. and Mrs. J. |
B. Bates are ill.
Senior Choir FRB
The Senior choir of the F. B.
B church met at the home of
Mrs. Alice Alexander with the
president, Mrs Sallie Freeman,
presiding. Those assisting Mrs.
Alexander were the Mrs. Earline
L. Grayson, Mrs. Anna N. Wil¬
liams and Miss Sadie O. Lagree.
Next meeting will be held on
February 18 at 7:30 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Mary Washington,
34 Norton street. Mrs Naomi
Gregory, reporter.
1st Friendshin Bant.
At First Friendship Baptist
church. Rev. G R. Conner, Sr.
minister, services were inspir¬
ing last Sunday, beginning with
the Sunday School, Mrs. Marie;
D. Green ,in charge. Pastor
oonnor spoke from two uplifting)
SrSaTi S£FL*£
received as candidates for bap-i
tism.
Rev. Cecil Shelman and the
Second Bryan Baptist church
will render a program at Firs'
Friendship Baptist church. The)
Conner Singers will render mu -1
sie Friday night, February 12
Regular prayer service and:
Missionary meeting on Tuesday
night.
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M. Luke Bapt. Church
Sunday at St. Luke Baptist
church communion services will
begin at 3 p m. with the pastor
Rev. B C. Thomas, in charge
Sunday School will be conduct-
pd by Willie Perry, assisted by j
Frank Coleman. Regular
vice at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
BTU meets at 7 p. m. every
Sunday. Miusic will be by the
No. 1 and No. 2 choirs,Mrs . Al¬
ma P. Bryant and Mrs. Ruby
Bradley, pianists.
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Installation Services
At Beth Eden
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REV. HAROLD BAKER
Sunday, February 14, at 4 p
n. the Rev. Harold Baker will
be installed as pastor of Beth-
Eden Baptist Church. The i>n-
■ 2 .-illation' message will be de-
ilvered by die Rev. Curtis J
Jackson, pastor of the First, A.
B. Church. Many other prom¬
inent ministers will participate.
Rev. Baker’s subject at the
11:1.5 a. m. services Sunday, Feb.
7, was the “Constraining Love
of God,” f rom 2 Cor., 5:14. At
6:30 p. m. Rev. Baker adminis¬
tered the regular communion
service.
Connor’s Temple
Services at Connor Temple
were inspiring and well attend-
ed last Sunday. The message
a1 the morning service was de¬
livered by Rev. A. E. Peacock
from the subject “The Lion’s
Den.” The communion mes-
age was delivered by the pas-
tor, Rev. W W. Whitehead; sub-
ieet, “God Gave Me This Moun-
lain.” The music was ren-
dered by all the adult choirs of
the church.
Among the visitors were Rev.
D. Williams, Rev. German and
Rev. Aikens.
Youth day will be observed
Sunday morning, February 14.
The guest speaker will be Earl
Robinson a sophomore at Sa¬
vannah State College. Juanita
Simpson is reporter.
l?t Mt. Bethel Baptist
At First Mt. Bethel Baptist
church the Sunday School and
morning service were largely
attended. Rev. Singleton de-
lievred the message in the ab-
sene e of the pastor, Rev. R.
Scott. No. 3 choir and ushers
were in charge of the program.
BTU is held every Thursday
evening at 5 p. m. Sunday, at
3 p. m. Holy communion services
will be observed.
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*** Church
Beginning Sunday, February
14, the College Park Baptist
will hold its regular
services every Sunday,
Willie Gwyn is pastor.
The Sisterhood of the church
been organized and is mak-
ing plans for its annual Wo-
Day program on March
13.
Ahvssmia Bant. Church
Abyssinia Baptist church Sun- !
day School was conducted by
J Jackson. The pastor. Rev.!
L. Byrd was in charge of the
ll o'clock service at which time
was observed. Sal-
iv Ann Jackson, reporter.
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Central Baptist Church
The services at Central
tist church were well attended
during the week. Rev.
message, „„„„ “Watch u And a i o Pray’ was
dtlivered to an appreciative ...
dience ., at ... the .
communion ser-
j
Mrs. Carrie Johnson, Mrs.
Emma Graham, Mr,. Surah Jen-
kins, Oti Johnson and L; for i
Tobias were added to the
staff of the Sunday School
There will be a supper at the
home of Mrs. Louise Ballard,
street, Saturday, Feb. 13
by the Usher Board. The
Contest will be Sunday,
February 14 at 4 p. m.
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CC Rapt. Ml >. Union
on end ay, Feb 5 at .> P. m.
meeting was held in
the First Tabernacle
lower auditorium with
Chatham County Baptist
Union. Mrs. Rainey
was devotional leader. The
Mrs. Rosa
The discussion, “Are
Properly Clothed?” proved
informative. Mrs. Ma¬
D. Green presented the mis¬
skit. Remarks of ap¬
were made by Rev. E.
Lane. Refreshments were
Bant. Ministers Alliance
The Savannah Baptist Min¬
Alliance met Tuesday
at the First Evergreen Bap¬
church, Rev. E. A. Capers,
Devotions were conduct¬
by Rev. N. A. Keenan,
Psalms 51:1-19. The pres¬
Rev. J. C. McMillan, pre¬
The Sunday School les¬
was interpreted by Rev. R.
subiect, “Meeting Organ¬
Opposition.” Sermonizing
omitted, instead, a fireside
talk was led by Dr. J. F.
of Brunswick, centered
around the S u n d ay School
Rev. E. A. Capers will bring
the Sunday School lesson on
Tuesday and the sermon
be by Rev. Freddie Bonds.
on various matters
made by Rev. L. L. Small.
G. W. Carter, Rev. Win.
Rev. J. C. Brown.
Rev. L. L. Small will deliver
the installation sermon for Rev.
I>. Brooks, pastor of Fairmont
church, alternate, Rev.
M. Daniels.
Mt. Sinai Bapt. Church
The services at Mount Sinai
church were well at¬
Sunday beginning with
Sunday School. Rev. James
was in charge of the;
service. A silver tea
held at the home of Mrs.
Brown. 522 W. 39th street.
Nellie Mae Lonon served as
of ceremonies; a solo,
M. German; reading, Mrs.
Parker; remarks, Calvin
address, L. L.
will be a silver tea at!
church on February 21 giv-1
by Choir No. 1 with Mrs. 1
Briggs in charge of the,
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St. Phillip A. M. E.
The .services t St. Philip A.
M. E. church were highly spir¬
itual throughout the day, be-
ginning with the Sunday School
a , , fl a m At 11:30 a . m .
choirs Ko _ , and ^ 2 and the
Gospel Chorus rendered the
music. Dr. J. S. Bryan, the
pastor, delivered the commun-
k>n sermon. Pulpit guests were
Dr- Charles S. Morris and Rev.
Middleton. Two members
united with the church. Samuel
Cooper was appointed leader of
class No. 13. George Chapman
was elected a member of the
board of trustees.
Special donations were pre¬
sented by the Usher Boards.
At 7:30 p. m. the pastor deliv-
ered the message. NCrs. Mary
Gordon, sister of Mrs. John W.
MeGlookton, was reported im¬
proving in the hospital at Ma¬
con.
CARDS OF THANKS
CARDS OF THANKS
The family of the late Dea.
Isaac Richard Houston wishes
to express to the many friends,
deep and sincere appreciation
f or the kindnesses shown during,
his illness and passing The|
flowers, cards, telegrams and
other expressions of sympathy :
have helped to comfort us in
our great loss. i
Specifically _ ... „ we wish . . to . thank ., I
Rev n T „ Kelly „ a " d . J .. h e e " tire ,.
membership , of . Mt Tabor u Bap- |
tif:t £ hurch - and the personnel
s,dne y A - Jon «“s Funeral
Home who were in charge.
We shall be forever grateful
to all.
Daughters and Son of New
York City and Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Savannah
Sisters of Washington, D. C„
and New York City
Grand sons and grand daugh-
t ers °f Clyo, Ga., Savannah,)
Ga., and New York City.
Daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Richard M. Houston,
Clyo, Ga.
CARDS OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs.
Eliza Carroll Jackson thanks
friends and relatives for their
kind words of sympathy in the!*
passing of their mother. May
God bless you.
The Carroll Family
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Robin¬
son of 732 East Anderson street
wish to thank their many
friends for helping in the aid
of their son, Mr. Samuel Rob¬
inson.
THANK YOU NOTE
My family and I wish to ex¬
tend sincere thanks and appre¬
ciation to our friends during
my recent illness for the kind¬
ness and consideration shown
me.
Louis P. McLendon
and family
Last Rites Held Tuesday
I For Mr. Solomon
Henry A Solomon, local post¬
man, died at his residence, 523
W. 44 street, . Sunday, _ . _ February: ,
7, after an extended illness.
Funeral service.? were held at
St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church
Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 9 , at
4 p. m. with the Rov. Father i
Gustave II. Caution, officiating. I
Rev. Father H. Simpkins
Charleston, S. C„ assisted with i
j 1 •' the services, ’
Interment was in Laurel
Grove _ cemetery with Bynes-
Royal! _ Funeral _ , „ Home , in charge
| of „ arrangements. *
Serving as pallbearers were
Tu 11 is Ramsey, Samuel Tucker,
William Dobson, Oscar Greene,
Starling Hunter and Earl Ash¬
; ton.
Honorary pallbearers were Le- j
roy Brown. John McIntosh, Ed-,
ward Hammond, Wendell Hard- j
wick, Albert Jackson and Peter
Smalls.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs.
Lucy O. Solomon; two daugh-j
Mrs. Laura S. Vault and j
Misa Margaret Solomon; and
hjs paren ts, Mr. and Mrs.
Nehemlah Solomon; a sister, I
^ Flor i ne summers; and oth
fT Natives.
Berean District Union
The Berean District Union,
met with Central Baptist
church, Thunderbolt, Rev J. E. :
Bailey, pastor, January 29, 30,,
and 31
On Friday night January 29, j
a program was sponsored by the j ,
Junior Choir. The speaker was
Mrs. Viola Baker. The presi- I
dent, James Butler, Jr., |
ed over the business session.
Saturday night, January 30, j
was “Talent Night.” Julius Wil- I
liams in charge of the pro- 1
was
gram. Mrs. L. Johnson was in
charge of the refreshment com¬
mittee and Mrs. E. Mungin was
in charge of the badge commit¬
tee.
Bennie Lowe was in charge of
Sunday School on Sunday morn¬
ing January 31. Rev. E. A.
Capers pf Wilmington Baptist
ciiuroh delivered the sermon at
the 12 noon services. His text
was “Trusting In God.” Din¬
ner was served at 1 p. m, during
which a program was rendered
by the Union Chorus under the
direction of Mrs. Georgia Kel¬
sey.
At 2 p. m. a sermon was de¬
livered by Rev. Willie Gwyn of
College Park Baptist church.
His text was, “It’s Time For Me
To Be About My Father’s Bus¬
iness.” Collections for the day
totaled $132 77.
The next meeting will be held
at College Park Baptist church,
Thunderbolt from May 27
through 29. Mrs. Eloise Albright
is reporter.
Townsley Chapel
Sunday, February 14 will be
Founder’s day at Townsley
Chapel beginning with Sunday
School. At 7:30 p. m. a pro¬
gram will be presented with Miss
Bernice Wesley as principal
speaker Miss Wesley Is a grad-
of Tompkins High school j
and Savannah State College. She
is presently employed as a
teacher at Tompkins High. Rev.
A. J Martin is pastor of the
church.
MEMCCIAII
WILLIAMS—In memory
our dear son,
-
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W. G. WILLIAMS, Jr.
° departed this life, 6
....... February 11, 1954.
a S°.
The month of February is
saddest month of the
it was on the eleventh
darling son passed away
„ , gave us strength , ... to face .
courage to bear the
what u meant t0 losc
Qne wU1 ever know
Sadly missed by
Mother,
Mrs. Annie K. Williams
Father,
Mr. W. G. Williams
Foster Brother,
Alfred Quarterman
BUSCH—In loving memory
MRS. LEOLA TIFF BUSCH
God called home to
year ago, Feb. 11, 1959.
gave us strength to face
courage to bear the blow;
what it meant to lose you,
one will ever kno w.
Sadly missed by
Mrs. John McLaughlin, Jr.
and
Family
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Changes In Programming of WSOK
1230 On Ycnr Dial
“THE STATION WITH THE SOCK”
Monday Through Friday
9:00—11:00 AM Rev. Walker (Songs For The Soul)
11:00 AM — 1:00 P. M. (Kelly The Wild Man Weaver
and His House of Wax)
1:00— 3:00 PM (Sleepy Jim Wiley and His Top 40)
3:00—6:00 PM (Benny With The Penny, Rock and
Roll Jazz Propram)
| Saturday
5:00—7: 00 AM (Roscoe Camp, Gospel and Spiritual)
7:00 9:00 AM (Jim Wiley and Pop Music)
Sunday
[|G:00 — 9:00 AM (Roscoe Camp Spiritual Parade)
" 9:00 — 12:00 Noon fT. J. Polite and His Gospel and
Spiritual Program)
AH other times and programs remain the same except
for the early morning hours which will be as follows:
Tuesday Through Friday
1:00 — 3:00 AM (Kelly Weaver and His All Night
Show)
Tuesday and Thursday
3:00 — 5:00 AM (Benny With The Penny)
Wednesday and Friday
3:00 — 5:00 AM (Roscoe Camp)
‘‘Remember To Say You Heard It On W SO K”
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, I»(iO
JENKINS—In memory of
husband,
ROBERT JENKINS
who departed this life 9
ago, February 16, 1951
Folks *”?e me smile every day
But in .ny mind, you will
stay,
To some he might be
i To others part of the past
But to me who loved and lost
His memory will always last.
Together we will say you made
your place,
With God that sad Friday.
Sadly missed by a beloved
Wife,
Eloise Jenkins and
Children and lots of other
relatives and friends.
REDDICK—In sad but loving
memory of our husband, father,
and brother,
CORRIE REDDICK
who departed this life two years
ago, February 12, 1958.
He is not defeated by death,
The victory of life he’s won,
And we who knew his courage,
Should smile and say, “well
done”
Sadly missed by a devoted
Wife,
Mrs. Ethel Reddick
Son,
M.-Sgt. George E. Brown,
Geneva, N. Y.
Brothers,
Dessie Reddick
Rufus Reddick
Cleveland, Ohio.
Sister,
Mrs. Dorothy Brock
Sister-in-law,
Miss Bert Brown
Baltimore, Md.
BUTLER—In memory of my
step-mother.
MRS. HATTIE DUNCAN
BUTLER
who dparted this life II years
ago, February 17, 1949.
Gone but not forgotten
Sadly missed by
Mary E. Brockington
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announces the
Removal of his Offices
to
417 West Holton Street
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GRAHAM—In memory of
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MR. MILTON GRAHAM
who departed from this life on
earth, two years ago, February
1958 -
Though he has left this earth
But not our hearts which will
always be there
Sadly missed by his loving
Wife,
Mrs. Mattie Graham
Mother,
Mrs. Phoebe Graham
Children,
Jerome Graham
James Graham
Elaine Graham
Linda Graham
Andrew Graham
Two aunts, one uncle, host
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GRANT—In loving memory of
our husband and father
MR. CHARLIE GRANT
who departed this life twelve
years ago, February 8 , 1948
To us it seems like yesterday
Since you went away.
Your memory is a keepsake
that will never part.
God has you in his keeping
We have you in our hearts.
Sadly missed by a devoted.,..,,
Wife,
Mamie J. Grant
Son,
Louis G. Johnson
New York City
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Rosalie Grant
Brother,
Robert Grant
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