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PAGE TWO ^CHWtCH PEWS rrsWS= 5HC5=tHi=iH^^ '-"T THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of the National Sunday School and RTF Congress met at Mount Olivet Jiaptist church in New York City on March 15, and planned thc gram for the 1900 session of Congress, set fur June 17-22, in Buffalo, N. Y. Photo shows 2nd St. John Bapt. At Second St. John Church, Sunday, April 3, Sunday School was led by W. C. Ross. At 2 p. m. T J. Wright, the pastor, ed from the theme, “God is Spirit.” The senior choir No. 2 choir rendered Pulpit guests were Rev, Rev. Murry, Rev. Shanor Rev. Donaldson. On April 10, 10 a. m. School; 6 p .m. Mission; 7 p BTU; 8 p. m , preaching by pastor. Connor Temple On last Sunday, the v ere inspiring an dwell ed at Connor’s Temple cl lurch E. Hunter, tendent, was in charge of Runday School. “Jesus, Mister Teacher,” was the ject of the morning sermon livered bv the pastor, Rev. W T W. Whitehead. Four joined church. The music was dered by the Young c oir and the combined rhoirs. The tenth anniversary of the pastor, W. W. Whitehead,'. its held this w r eek, April 4-11. First Tabernacle Rev. and Mrs. E. G. were called out of the city Sunday due to the death Mrs. Lane’s brother. r f the absence of the Rev J. Bailey delivered morning message at First crnacle Baptist church. and Le Etta Llpsey were ed as candidates for baytism. Spring revival begins night. April 11 with a week prayer Beginning April Rev E Joseph Johnson of lanta will be delivering sermons. A special la extended non-church com municants to attend these ser vices. An overflow crowd heard , Freedom speakers on last !* y a | 4 ?' m " ttley pr daim-ed that , our aim Ls to cure better job in accordance with every v (dual’s ability, regardless efieed or color. WAREHOUSE SALE on delinquent storage Moves, Refrigerators, Chairs, Dinette Suites, Chests, Secretaries, Bunk Living Room Tables, Bar stools, TVs, Radios, ing Machines, and small items. Alt items to sell. Dealers welcome. C & Charge cards welcome. Can seen at Youman’s Van & age, 414 E. Oglethorpe Ave. committee, left to right, seated: Mi • Bessie S. Lstcll, Birmingham, Ala., secretary; Dr. O. C lay Max- well, New York City, president; Mrs. W. II. Jernagin, Washington, chairman enrollment committee and Dr. A. F. Fisher, Atlanta, dean; standing, from left: Atty. I Eapti*t Ministers Union 1 1 The The hatham hatham County County Baptist Baptist j Ministers Union met on Baptist Tues¬ day at the Bethlehem church, Rev. L. S. Steil, Jr., host minister. Meditation was conducted Jjy Rev. E. G. Lane of First Tab¬ ernacle Baptist church. The Sunday School lesson was dis. cussed by Rev. L. Harden. Rev. Dan Singletary was re¬ ceived in the fellowship. It was unanimously voted that the Chatham County Bap- tLst Ministers union make it i oulicly known that it endorses the civic movement going on now in Savannah including the sit-down and picket move¬ ments. The union will celebrate a nre-Easiter ^service Tuesday in the upper sanctuary of Bethlehem Baptist church. Min¬ isters are to ask their choirs render music. Rev. J B will be the speaker . by Rev. R. L. Byrd. On Tuesday, April 19 union will fellowship with Tnt er denominational Alliance at St. Matthew’s copal church. t Rev - J c - Brovm of and Rev. J H. Stanford of Jack¬ sonville, Fla., were There were 16 ministers in ■aauupnai ! Central Bant. Church ! The services were largely | tended on -Sunday at Baptist church. ( v. as administered and the j f - a ge was delivered by Rev. Daniels. Rev. Qriffen j e d with- the services. j Apr11 8 the cl ™ rch \ s in S a Rally and pr0gra 6unday the regular BTU in ^ win be held at 7 ^ m - j Ruth Davis llL - True Love Bant. Church At True Love Baptist Rev. F. Bonds, pastor, nion was observed on last ■ day Sunday w chai ^ e Qf gupt F A The pastor delivered three spiring messages, pulpit were the Rev. J. S. Gordon, R. L. Mims, Rev. W. D. and Rev. Cannon. Use Your C & S Charge Account No Money Down i j National Tailors 401 - 403 West Broad St. Savannah, Ga. ADams 2-1459 * SINCE 1915 J. C. Oliver, Chicago, treasurer; Rev. Challelle, Tulsa, Okla., asso¬ ciate director general; Dr. Martin Luther King, Atlanta, vice presi¬ dent and Dr. James B. Cayce, Pittsburgh, director general. (As¬ sociated Negro Press Photo). Baptist Ministers The Savannah Baptist isters Alliance was Tuesday by Rev. Walter , tius in the First Evergreen List Church Rev. F, A, pastor. Rev Freddie Bonds, in presiding. Tip School lesson was brought Rev R. B Brown, theme Strength of Humility.” Rev. JO McMillan his annual address from subject, “Who f^hall Us From the Love of God.” was introduced by Rev. G- Carter. Rev. Ii D. presided, the, hymn Grace,” and the selection Understands, He’ll Say Done," were rendered by the liance, Mrs. Haittie Moore ed at the piano. j Visitors were Mrs. Annie f ( e ' MrS ;. H „ at ... Ue Map Je . n kl . . | S Mrs. J. O. Felix, _ . Mrs. . , C. „ Ligon . ! The election of officers postponed until next Tuesday. St. Mary s AME At St. Mary’s AME last Sunday, the Sunday subject was “Teaching Precept and Parable.” At o’clock the pas-tor, Rev. lie Fogle, delivered tihe On Sunday coming, at 3 p. m. will be by Rev. J. W. Maxwell. UNIFORMS U*h»r Board, Dcaeonms, Mother of Church, Nurses, Missionary, Prayer Band Nylon, Dacron, Cotton, Poplin, Slies 5 to 52 Lono, Short and ^4 Sleeves BADGES POX OSHIRS AND ORfiANIZATIONl Lowest Prlcee Available WHITE FOR FREE CATALOG #7 SPRINSER FASHION UNIFORMS 701 H St., H.E. 77 AUbam* St., Georgia S.W. Washington2.Q.C. Atlanta 3, SEE PAUL and ANDY For Ignition, Starters, Generators and Carburetors Phone ADams 2-0221 >,\ v VTVj\L l"il;/.V.y (/ . OP savannah 17 WEST MCDONOUGH ST. DIAL ADams 2-2113 SEE YOUR FRIENDS EDGAR C. BLACKSHEAR — L. B TOOMER ACME INSURANCE AGENCY FOR PROTECTION THE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA ! College Park Baptist Church Begins Week of REV. WILLIE GWYN The College Park I Church began its Week of er Tuesday night, April 5, „ , , , prayer i, ,,im n ‘ Jic.sc vices will precede the church revival which will gin Monday night, April 11, 8.00 and Continue through l week The revival .“Winning Souls to jb Rev. e emphasized Willie Gwyn, by who the will liver all the sermons during week. ■ Beth Eden Choir to Palm Sunday Program «—* «"-** C h°w f B th EdCn church will n present p f an to t| Vf Thc The 0 r Cross. y 0g ' iU ’ e ' H. Tr T° L. will dramatize the story Is . gripping . . from . the .. , , • to the .. end. . TT He will . mng (supported chorr during with the music by i narration en-cUng „ with .x,u “Christ . , Is T Risen, T,, an excerpt xx from Handel’s ,, , ,, „ “Ha rr , leluiah Chorus. The public Mrs. W. G. Edwards will in charge of the Rev. Harold Baker is pastor. St. Philip Mon. AME Communion- services were at St. Phillip Monumental Sunday, beginning with, Communion services in Sunday School. The were delivered throughout day by the pastor, Rev. F. Jaudon. The combined rendered music. was large -at both services. Abyssinia Bant. Churcb Rev. R. L. Byrd, pastor, in charge of the services Abyssinia Baptist Church Sunday, April 3. The anre was large. Two and the Young Adult ’ rendered music. J. conducted the Sunday 1st Christ Holiness Church Lanier, Ga.—Guest speakers the First Christ | Church on last Sunday Missionary R. Stewart Missionary R. Coition Brooklyn, N. Y., Mr. and Thoma c - Sellers were present. On Sunday, April 10 Of Interest to Women WOMEN SEW Easy Ready-cut Wrap-Around Aprons at Home Earn $20.1R Dozen Spare Time Write ACCURATE MFGRS. Freeport, New York “ ATTENTION CHURCHES INSTITUTIONS” WE HAVE 500 .METAL FOLDING FOR SALE. YOU WILL UP TO $4.50 per Chair. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 523 West Broad St. 2nd Baptist Church Choir to Present Easter Cantata, April 10 The ‘ Thorn-Crowned King,” a sacred cantata by Fred B. Holton for mixed voices, will be present¬ ed by the Second Baptist Church Choirs on Sunday evening, April 10, at 8 o’clock at the church. The cantata is under the direction of Professor E. J. Josey. Dr. J. L. Wilson, organist, St. John Baptist Church will serve as guest organ¬ ist. Professor Elmer Ruffner, minister of music, First African Baptist Church, will preside at the piano. I The Cantata wil! open with the opening chorus, “Let the Righte¬ ous Be Glad,” followed by an alto solo, “He Chose the Cross of Shame”; “There Was No Other Way,' 1 a male chorus with Albert Wheeler doing the bass solo is the third number. “Betrayed,” a tenor solo sung by Jesse Kearse and the choir sets the stage for the Easter story. Mrs. Evelyn May is featured in a soprano solo, “The Thorn-Crowned King,” The c y, 0 j r t ben bursts forth in a thund- choral number , . <Let H , m Be Crucified” with Curtis Cooper do- the bass S()lo . A worne „’ s chorus, “Alas and 0id Mv Saviour B leed,” is one of • the n]0st melodic numbers in thc cantat and it moves the story )ose| . to the Resurrection. Miss arr|et Bias> soprano soloist> and J ^ be ebo i r w j]j follow in a dramatic 1 number, “They Laid Him Away.” Frank McMoore and Curtis Coop- I | pr - tenor a " d ^ss respectively j | Sr, .f“IL il , suddenly felt in a triumphant choral number *. He Is Risen >- w5th j c™* Cooper singing * the bass lo Thp , fice e of the l- Easter * ,, Morn is ...... visualized in the duet, , . “Glory the Garden” by in J Mra> Evelyn May , 0 . Minus, contralto. „ A . quartet , . . obligato ... . choral . . num- j ber, ‘Jesus „ T .. Lives,” „ is . then ,, heard, . . - In exaltation( Rreat the cboir P per . forms the finaI chora] num ber , “Praise Ye the Lord” which brings the climax. The puhlie is invited to hear the presentation. Reverend F,. P. Quar- terman is minister; E. J. Josey is minister of music; and Mrs. Mari¬ an Gibson is church organist. j j CARDS OF THANKS of latP Mrs ' °' ar ‘' Sy Wlls0n wishes . to express. their sincere appreciation their neighbors and friends for the kindness shown them I during her recent illness and! death. Their many thoughtful! deeds, cards, flowers, telegrams, j and use of cars will never be' forgotten. Special thanks are. given to the Rev. W. W. White- head, pastor of the Connor’s Temple Baptist Church, and the Bynes-Royall Funeral Home staff for efficient service ren¬ dered. Mr. Thomas Wilson, husband Mrs. Naomi Hills and Mjrs. Edna Shells, daughters Rev. Lacey Wilson and Leroy Wilson, sons. National Missionary meeting will be held at Glennville at 11 o’clock at the First Christ Holiness Church. The pastor, Elder Harris, tihe founder, El¬ der E. Owens and the president, Missionary R. Stewart will be 1 : present. DR. SIDNEY Optometrist SHEDROW t j 202 E. Gaston St. Corner Abercorn | AD 3-3476 X * j X Vision is your Most Precious Possession * -----^ 1 ----- I Creams MINUTES MEMCRI Alf SAXON-In loving memory of- ill 1.......“ — MRS. MARY LUE SAXON' departed this life April 5,i we miss your no one knows a mortal could disclose alone could deign to tell who doeth all things well missed by Sister, Mrs. Gertie G. Bolden Savannah, Ga. Son, Mr. John Henry Prince Brooklyn, N. Y. Other relatives and friends KEMP -In memory of our fa- NATHAN KEMP, SR. departed this life April 6, lived and died a noble man all he knew endeared -with his happy nature home and friends he cheered. we could have our dreams come true, we could set our hearts aglow, ask our God for the dad we knew, in the dear, dear long ago. Sadly missed by Children PIERCE—In loving remem¬ of our father and moth¬ ROBERT LEON PIERCE, SR. departed this life 11 March 25. 1,949 ANNA LUClLE PIERCE departed this life 4 years April 1, 1956. are always present in our; thoughts, love is still our guide, we cannot touch your hand know you are at our side, smile with the world, yet w'e j never forget our memory you live there yet. Children, Robert L. Pierce • Cassie L. Pierce Thernell C. Pierce And other relatives. SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 19G0 BUTLER—In memory darling father, JAMES FRANCIS BUTLER who departed this life 9 ago, April 8, 1951. Papa, you are gone but not gotten. Sadly missed by your Daughter, "Mrs. Mary E. and family ' WRAY—In loving memory our daughter, sister and niece, MHS. EVELYN WRAY, who departed this life one ago, April 10, 1959. ( ' >ur * oved one s t arted on ^ journey,« Just a I’ ear or f° a S°, For the home which is And -where blessings ever Aid across the ocean’s waters, Where the zephyrs kiss strand , _ She is beckoning back Glory, I have reached the Land, Sadly missed by Mother, Mrs. Annie Mae Jackson Father, Mr. Eugene Putman Aunt, Mrs. Estella Cook Sisters and brothers, Other relatives and Patronize Our Advertisers Register to Vote Today! READ! ©hr ^auannnli irtbirar 10 CENTS A COPY On The Following News Stands Every Thursday CCA CONFECTIONERY DUFFY & EAST BROAD CHICK’S SHOE PARLOR SOT WEST BROAD ST. CROSBY BROS. DRUG STORE 1202 MONTGOMERY ST. CROWN’S CONFECTIONERY 434 WEST BROAD ST. FOREMAN’S CONFECTIONERY 649 KLINE ST. HARRY’S CUT RATE DRUG STORE 709 WEST 37th ST. MITCHELL—In loving mem¬ ory of our dear wife, daughter, and sister, MRS. LUCILLE B. MITCHELL A'ho departed this life one year tgo, April 10, 1959. When we think of our loved one How she spent her days, Loving, serving, giving Sweet in all her ways; Never a loved one so lovely, Never a woman so rare! That we may follow her foot¬ steps Daily we make our prayer. Sadlv missed by your devoted Husband, Mr. Ben Mitchell ■ Mother, Mrs. Ella B. Polite Brother, Mr. Julius Brantley Washington, D. C. Sisters, Miss Ethel Brantley New York City Miss Ella Mae Brantley Philadelphia, Pa. BLYLER -In memory of my loving husband and our dear father, 1 M ! MR. RUFUS H. BLYLER, SR. who departed this life on April 9, 1959. f J They say that time heals all sor- roA , s _ And heijj, U s to forget Biit tirrif? : far has only proved so How much we love and miss you yet God gave us strength to fight It And courage to bear the blow But what it meant to lose you No one, wall never know. Sadly missed by Wife, Children and Grand Children: —Love ye your enemies.— WASH &DRY (One Day Serv’ce) si.oc (Max. 25 I.bs.) 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