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URCH HEWS
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Men’s Day at St. Paul
MALCOLM G. THOMAS
Morning Speaker
St. Paul Baptist church, Wat¬
ers Ave and Culver streets will
observe Men’s Day Sunday, Feb.
21. The programs will feature
two local well known speakers.
Tiie 11 a. m. speaker will
Malcolm G. Thomas, principal I
of Cuyler Elementary school
Connor Temple
Sunday School was conducted
by Supt. Hunter at Connor’s
Temple on Sunday. February 14.
Youth Day was observed Sun¬
day morning. The guest speak¬
er was Earl Robinson, a sopho-
niot* at Savannah State Col¬
lege. His subject was “The
Love of Youth.” Other guests
who participated on the pro¬
gram were Jesse Kearse and Miss
Carolyn Roberts, both students
of Savannah State College.
The morning service on Feb.
21 will be broadcast over radio
station WSOK The message
will be delivered by Rev. W. W.
Whitehead.
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Senior Usher Board
Union BaDt. Church
The Senior ushers of Union
Baptist church met on
!0 with the president,
Smith, in charge. Members re¬
ported ill were Mrs. Lillie M.
Peoples, 1110 W. 49th street,
Mrs. (Jackie) V. Hepburn, G07
E. Duffy street, Webbie Ander¬
son, Central of Ga "hospital.
Rev. L C. Sapp, pastor; Mrs. V.
Hepburn, reporter.
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St. B Phillip .. AME ur Church
Founders Day was observed
at St. Philip AME church be-
ginning with the Sunday School
on February 14 At the 11:30
service Miss Edna Branch
the origin of the church. The
founders day message was de¬
livered by the pastor, Rev.
J. S. Bryan, who also offered
prayer for the sick. The church
was informed of the death of
Mrs. Ruby Holloway, the sister
of Mrs. Hattie German.
pastor announced that
for the spring rally will be com-
pleted by Sunday, Feb. 21.
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STARLING D. HUNTER
Evening Speaker
and the 8 p. m. speaker will be
S. D. Hunter, manager of Guar¬
anty Life Insurance Co.
Frank Jackson is chairman of
the is program chairman and of Hinton public Thom-^ rela
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lions. Rev. A. E. Hagins is pas
tor of the church.
First Jerusalem Bapt.
I The Union Building Associ-
ation convened at Jerusalem;
Baptist church from Jan. 28 - 31 . j
under the direction of Rev. E.!
C. Capp, president. On Sun-1
day, February 7, the Rev. Stev-| i
en.s conducted the services.
The pastor, Rev Walter Brown
celebrated his 7th anniversary!
on Thusday Goodwill and Friday and Connor’s nights;
with the i
Temple Baptist churches ren-j
dering programs. ,
At the communion services
the devotions was led by Mr. j
Broxton, a deacon of Union
Branch Baptist church. The
scripture was read by Rev. C.
Hrantley. The pastor preach-
e fl from John 21. The senior
j Choir rendered two request J
numbers for the sick and shut-.
ins. I
on February .18 the Mort-
g age burning program will be
conducted by the Connor’s
Temple Baptist church.
Central Baptist Church
The Sunday School at Cen¬
tral Baptist church was large-
| The ly attended chorister on Sunday, Feb. 14.
and organist sur-
prized the Young Adult Choir
after the morning services. The
Baby contest sponsored by t.fle
Usher Board was won by Little
Allen Green, who reported $95.
Brenda Sharon Brown reported
$56.
Mrs. Oralee Tyson is ill. Sym- 1
pathy to Mrs. Dorothy Mitch¬
ell in the death of her
mother, Mrs. Mamie Murray
Coosawhatchie, S. C.
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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,
I j With kindness filled a stranger’s ctip,
; And lifting others,
j Found that I was lifted up.”
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SAVANNAH, GA. PHONE ADams 4-7226
Second Baptist to
Present Program
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MISS M. E. RHODRIQUEZ
Speaker
A musical and literary pro
gram will be held at the Sec
ond B U ptj S t church on Sunday,
February 2 i at 4 p. m.
Miss Marcelle E. Rodriquez, I
instructor in Business Admin¬
istration, Savannah State Col¬
lege, will be the featured speak¬
er. Miss Rhodriquez, who
traveled to Europe last sum¬
mer, will relate some of her ex-
periences. She is a graduate
of Florida A & M University and
holds the M. S. degree from Tn-
dlana University,
Other numbers on the pro-
* ram incIude 80108 by Miss Har-
rlpt Bla8 - Je “ lp Kearse - Frank
McMoore and Mis Juanita
Moon and a reading by I.eFord
Tobias.
E J Josey is chalrman of the
P r0 K ram and the Rev. Edgar P.
Quarterman is pastor of the
church.
Tremont Temple
Sunday, Feb. 14, was an in
spiring day at Trernont Temple,
Sunday School was conducted
by clifford Riles . At the mo rn-
ing worship one of the sons,
Rev. H. Hagan, preached from
the subject “Rest Awhile In
Jesus.” BTU at 6 o’clock was
conducted by President Scott.
The pastor’s 13th anniversary
i« being observed Feb. 15-21.
Sunday afternoon at 4
Rev. 'Richard Williams will be
the guest speaker.
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TIIE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
i Baptist Ministers Alliance
| The Savannah Baptist Min-
I isters Alliance met Tuesday
the First Evergreen Baptist
Church, Rev. E. A. Capers, pas-
j tor.
i The meditation period was
i conducted by Rev. E. D. Brooks,
who read St. Matt. 6:1-03 The
president, Rev. J. C. McMillan,
| presided. The Sunday School
i esson was explained by Rev.
E. A. Capers, theme “The Pro-
gram of Christian Service."
The Foreign Mission drive
has been postponed from Feb.
29 to Friday night, March
at the St. James Baptist
Church. Augusta Road, Rev. E
D. Brooks, pastor.
Current news was reported
by Rev. L. M. Moore.
The Sunday School lesson on
next Tuesday will be brought
by Rev M. J. Ladson, pastor
ScOttville Baptist church, and
a discussion on
8 Wl e tf y eV ’ '
W. Carter. i
A sermon was delivered by
Rev. Freddie Bonds, theme, The,
Now ^‘ rth ’ R f, L M M °? rf
and Rev. > M. J. T Ladson assisted ' |!
in the pulpit services.
Others present were Revs. G.
W. Carter, I,. L. Small, N. A.
Keenan, W. B. Murray, J. Ev-
ans. Visitors were Mrs.
IVfiae Jenkins of St. James A. M.'
L. (hutch and Mrs. Cora L'8 -
non.
Pa!en Methodist
Women’s Day will be observ¬
ed at Palen Methodist church,
Sunday, February 21. Two
programs have been planned.
Mrs. Mamie M. Hart, a teach-
er at Sol C. Johnson Elemen-
tary school and a member of
St. Paul Baptist church will
be the morning speaker. Miss
Ruby King, a teacher at Eas*
Broad Elementary school, and|
member of Asbury Methodist
church will be the evening'
speaker.
The theme Is “Women in A
Changing World.” Music will
be furnished by the Women’s
Chorus and Mrs. Laurie Thom¬
as, soloist.
Mrs. Sadie Chance is general
chairman and Mi.ss Mildred L.
Ellison is chairman of the pro¬
gram. Rev. J. Reddick Is pas¬
tor of the church.
Pleasant Hill Bapt. Church
At Pleasant Hill Baptist
church, 635 W. 41st street, ser¬
vices were inspiring Sunday,
Feb. 14 beginning with the
day School Supt. R. Johnson,
presiding. Rev. O. G.
pastor, spoke from Romans 1-
16 and Luke 19:3.
The Trumpet Travelers will
sing at the church Sunday
night, February 21.
Last Rites Held
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JOSEPH LUCAS
Joseph Lucas, glazier, died at
his residenC e, 518 W. Bryan
st reet, on Saturday, Feb. 13,
after an extended illness.
Funeral services were held on
Thursday> Fe bruary 18, at 3 p.
m at the First Afr j C an Baptist
Church with the pastor, Rev.
Q Ur tj S j Jackson officiating.
Interment was in East Savan-
nah cemetery with Steele’s Fun
era j Home j n charge of arrange-
ments .
The deceased is survived by
j-jjc- wife, Mrs. Rosa Lucas, and
several cousins,
CARDS OF THANKS
„ Frank fX JenkIns Sr wlsh
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tha " k thp P aator a "d
of Fl " st Afncan Ba P tlst church -
the Savannah Tribune, Bynes¬
RoyaH Funeral Home ' the Sand *
fly community and all others
who ministered to them during
their recent bereavement.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mr. Jer¬
ry Melton who passed away on
January 23rd wishes to thank
their many friends for the kind
expressions of sympathy with
cards, flowers and visits during
our bereavement. A special
thanks to the staff of Memorial
Hospital, Rev. Emanuel Scott
and the Bynes->Royall Funeral
Home.
The Family
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Changes In Programming of WSOK
1230 On Ycur 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 .Tim Wiley and His Top 40)
3:00—6-00 PM (Penny With The Penny, Rock and
Roll Jazz Program)
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 (T. J. Polite and His Gospel and
Spiritual Program)
All 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 S 0 K”
MEMCEIA 1 I
COLLIEB*—In sad but loving
memory of my husband
j
DR. NATHANIEL H. COLLIER
who passed away 6 years ago
February 19 1954
Eternal rest grant unto him
o Lord,
And let perpetual light shine
upon him.
Wife
GRAHAM—In memory of
MR. MILTON GRAHAM
who departed from this life on
earth, two years ago, February
8, 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
Anthony Graham
Two aunts, one uncle, host
of relatives and friends.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2W, ISliO
JONES—In loving memory of
my beloved niece
MRS. NAOMI MARGARET
JONES
who departed this life
Sunday, February 20, 1955
Dear one, when you left us
With cur hearts bowed in
sorrow,
We find comfort in His promise
There really is a tomorrow.
Uncle,
J. W. Jenkins
Cousin,
Mrs. Blanche Jones
MORNINGSTAR—In loving re¬
membrance of our grand moth¬
er, and sister,
MRS. CHARLOTTE MORNING-
STAR
Who passed away one year ago.
February 14, 1959.
Our hearts have saddened more
each day
We miss you darling, oh so much
Your precious memories we hold
dear
Of the beautiful life you lived
while here,
But we know that you are happy
T n your home above
Where God is great and God is
love.
Sadly missed by
Grand Daughter,
Mrs. Sarah Morningstar
Sister,
Mrs. Renelda Miller, and
Host of nieces and nephews
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I of my dear husband.
MR. HERMAN SKIPPER
Who passed into eternal rest
2 years ago, February 19, 1958.
There’s an open gate
At the end of the road
Through which each must go
alone.
And there in a light we cannot
see
Our Father claims His own.
Beyond the gate your loved one
finds
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And there is comfort in the
thought,
That a loving God knows best.
Your loving wife,
Mrs. Irene Skipper
BURGESS—In sad but loving
memory of our mother,
MRS. LUCY JANE BURGESS
Who departed this life one year
ago,
February 20, 1959.
Resting in the arms of Jesus
Sweetly her soul shall rest,
We all love you, mother
But God knows best.
. Sadly missed by Children,
Mrs. Cora Williams
Mrs. Liiiie Nichols
Mrs. Carrie Johnson
Mrs. Nellfe Burrell
Mrs. Sarah Sharp
Mrs. Margaret Ellis
Mrs. Ira Beard
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