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PAGE TWO Baptist to ^ Revival Services REV. E. D. BROOKS Speaker Thankful (Baptist church, Bread and Bolton Streets.! :hcld its spring revival, i 25 through May 1 6, Rev. | 0. Brooks, pastor of St. James i First Fairmont Baptist j will conduct the ser¬ j Choirs will render mu¬ i eac-h night. ! j I • »*:„:***,., AH-ance ' Tn " p, '”»<nno!h p^ntist Min¬ | I 4 "'" '"'“""o mpt, Tnpc-fjqv at he YMCA West Broad street. E. A. Caoers, president, | The inspirational was conducted by Rev. | M. Moore. Additional officers elected to the Alliance are Rev. L. Moore, corresponding sec¬ and Rev. E. D Brooks, The president appoint¬ Rev. Brooks, program chair¬ Rev L. L. Small, chair¬ of executive board; and L. M- Moore,.chairman of events. Next Tuesday the Sunday lesson will be brought Rev. L. L. Small and the by Rev. L, M. Moore. Rev.. R. B. Brown gave the 1st Mt. Sinai Rant. Easter at the Mt. Sinai Bap¬ church began with the School at 10 a. m.. A Singleton in charge. Rev. Nelson delivered the message. Rev. A. E. conducted the commun¬ services at 4 p. m. BTU held at 6 p m. The Eas¬ Program began gt 8 p. m. many children taking prirt. The eighth anniversary of the Is being celebrated this | The closing message on night, April 22, was de¬ by Rev. J. IB. Bates. J. B. Kent will conduct communion services on 24. The True Meaning of the BIL!d What did the prophets and disciples who wrote the So to 1, really say? Have Bible translators given us the true n, i vt the Sacred Texts? Two new books just published by Thomas Nelson c.-v.t portant Linton light on this question. “Our Ageless Bible,” by '! Leishman," tells the fascinating story of Bible t. tions, from ancient manuscripts to the Revised Standaid In readable style, traces the plexing of who dig out, eratly front buried ruins ancient sites, real meanings the words. Not only are the exact ings of words in virtually ex- tmet languages difficult to earth, but only eopies of the original scripts are available. over, the English versions the past contain hundreds Words whose meanings changed Bible over the years. Word Book,” anothei new volume from Nelson, lists those changes in. word meanings that niaka so many part* of the King Jamas Version so difficult for pres¬ ent-day readers to understand. Compiled by Bible scholars Ronald Bridges and Luther Weigle, it is makes a reference that also cover-to-cover reading, ing new insights into ■tudy. For example, "let” the King James Version “hinder”; **TiPhavinr “conversation” “be havior”; n * “np^upni’’ Missionary Day Ar St. Payl C. M. E. AIRS. L. S. STEEL, Speaker Sunday April 24. is i.s.-ionary day at St. Paul K rh uroh, Maple and streets _ Mrs. L. S. Stoll be guest speaker at the 11 m. worship service. is a native of Griffin, Ga. is a graduate of Washing- High School, Atlanta, and her education Brown College, Atlan- She is an active civic worker. She is of the Baptist Min¬ Wives Alliance, of the Business and Women’s oommiit- member of the of Grec-ubriar and Y. W C. " A. ‘ a leader in the State Mis¬ Baptist serves as adviser for Branch Youth is a faithful worker Baptist church wife of the pastor, Rev. L. Stell, Jr. This is an annual service Paul. Members and invited to worship with us. A literary program and can¬ service will be held p. m. Tabor Bapt. Church On Easter Sunday pastor, Rev. L. Kelley, at Tabor Baptist church cor . the subject, “The Dawn a Better Day” and "The of Easter.” He some people Easter things but to the sin¬ Christian, Easter life, peace, and hope dawn of a better day. The children’s Easter exeiv took place on Sunday even- The Youth of the church a play “The Lighted * -------— | ! “precede”. Thus, wh< n the King James Bible reads "T | <!,e- krib i vented the dawning of ] j morning,” rise it really means the '”1 before dawn,” as in | Revised Erroneous Standard Version, j ! the fault of meanings the early va tn . . ot ! lators. They did not have wealth of manu- script source; such as the Dead 1 Sea Scrolls that i are available to present day scholars, and they certainly could not antici- pate language changes. It was the Revised Standaid Vn . u (RSV) of the Bible, which h. ; j sold it over published 8,000,000 copies by Thomas since was Nelson & Sons in 1952 that brought ujf the language of the Bible to date in order to re¬ veal the true meanings of the great authors of the Bible. The culmination of the work of nearly a hundred scholars, it j has English-speaking been hailed throughout world the as a monumental achievement, Issued in time for Lenten giving and reading. “Our Ac< - less Bible” and “Tire Bible Word Book” now join the great j RSV Bible in advancing still , further that developing trend toward increased f nr.ily and individual leading A Uie Scrip- t lures. tiirec Men’s Day at College Park Bapt. Church i 41 AM LORI NCE CHEATHAM Speaker Alfloreace Cheatham, princi¬ pal of Sol C. Johnson. High | School, will speak at the an- I j Men’s Day program, ,»p.pred by the brotherhood ,1. College Park Baptist church. V e program will take place at ■the College / Park Baptist church, Sunday, April 24 at j 11:00 a. m. Rev. Willie Gwyn j g p as t, or The public is in¬ vited to attend. Men’s Day Sunday at 1st Evergreen Bantist Sunday, April 24 will be Men’s fhUKl ^ * 1 First At Evergreen 10 a. m. Baptist George ' Hayes will serve as superin¬ tendent of the Sunday School, and at 11:30 there will be a pfogrmn with 3. King as master of ceremony. James N, Nov¬ el'; will be the speaker. At 6 p. m. the Bantist Train¬ ing Unlqn will b‘e held arid a hiort program will be. render¬ ed by the “ E J Robin¬ men . son will be the acting director. j At 8 p. m. R. Middleton wifi serve as master of ceremony, and IR, A. Bryant. Sr. will be the principal speaker. Some f the best talent of the city will participate on the program. i C. piapist. A. Perkins, W. Jr V Coleman will serve as is j ral chairman of the i gci f pro- thi and E. J. Robinson is chairman of the program com- 1 mittee. Rev E A Capers is pastor of the churc,h - I ! ‘ Connor’s Temple | “Who Will Roll The Stone Away?” was the subject of the' message delivered by Rev. w. j i Vf Whitehead, pastor at Con-1 l no !’»'*,< tn pit .Baptist church. The , pjiujlc was rendered by Choir No. i. 'The visiting (minis¬ ters were Rev. German, Rev f Gibbs, Rev. D. Williams Baptism and j Rev. Scriven. was held immediately following the; ' morning worship. Usher Board No. 1 will spun- son a Pew Rally on next Sun- , day* evening. Connor Temple wilfiworhip with St. Phillip A. M E. church on Friday night. | T^ic revival services will be- Hn bn Monday night, April 25. The guert speaker will be Rev. Uinfts of Waycross. UNIFORMS Usher Board, Deaconess, Mother of Church, Nurses, Missionary, Prayer Band Nylon, Dacron, Cotton, Popfln, Sizes S to 52 Long, Short and 34 Sleeves IADSES FOR 0SHER9 AND ORGANIZATIONS lowest Prices Available (1IIE FOX FREE CATALOt #7 SPRINGER FASHION UNIFORMS 701HSL, N.E. 77 Alabanu St., S.W. Washington 2, 0.C. Atlanta 3, Georgia MOVED B. Clarence Mayfield Attorney and Counselor At Law Civil and Criminal Practice 458' West Broad Street SUITE 210 Savannah., Georgia ADams 3-3922 • THE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Woman’s Day at Methodist Church, MRS. SADIE D. STEELE Speaker Mrs, Sadie D. Steele, of Bunn Memorial Church, will be the guest er at Speedwell Methodist church on Sunday, May 1, 5 p. m. Mrs. Steele is affiliated many civic and professional ganization She Is cf the local chapter of the Sigma Theta Sorority, and elected “State Teacher of Year, 1959-60” She has ica/ted (her life to the profession, and is presently ployed at the Sol C. Elementary school. Be f hlehem Baot Church Services at Bethlehem tist Church began at 6 a. with Rev. W. J. Outler ing Easter sunrise service. candidates were baptized. Sunday School began at a. m. Supt. David Nichols siding. At the morning service hundred visiting youth of Youth Council of the nah Branch of the N. A. A. p. worshipped with us. I,. S. Stell, Jr, used as “The Historic Christ A Reality.” jt&jX Holy Communion was ed at 3 p. m. the sermon "The Changing Form of Unchanging Christ.” * J i At 6 p. m. the yon#l sented an Easter program. Rev. L, S. Stell and gation will be guest at Temple Baptist church, 21, in observance of . church’s anniversary. . Sunday, April 24 is Day at Bethlehem. All are invited to attend the vices. Central Bapt. Church The prayer services render- ed last, week at Central church were inspiring. ing each night during tthe re- vival services by the Rev. R. L. Lee, pastor of Green Baptist churoh, ’is Mr. and Mrs. George Paramore of New York city have return- home. Mas. Ruth Davis a patient at Memorial Hospi¬ tal. The All Auxiliary Club of the Bethlehem Baptist Church Will sponsor Mr. E. Raiiah Ruffner In An ORGAN RECITAL Alon<* with some of the out¬ standing art.irts of the city, Mr F. C. McMoore and Mr. Jessie Kearse and others MONDAY NIGHT April 25, 1960 Donation SL00 (One Dollar) Tickets may be purchased Stell, AD bv calling Mrs. L. S. 4-0805 -r Mrs. Estella Kenon, AD 6-3443 A cordial invitation is ex¬ tended that you come and enioy an evening of music with us. , BE SURE — GET CHEROKEE TONIC FOR Rheumatic Arthritis Dr Donald s Herb medclne and lets are LIQUID Treatment for Arthritis. Lumbago, Low back Oout, Arthritis Pains In the ankle, knees, hips, anus and contrition from muscular stiff Joints, cramps and swelling. inflamed prostate glands, kidney and bladder distress. It will stimulate liver flexibility and relieve acid indigestion For run-down nerv¬ ous condition, and loss of pep. due from over indulgence in drink, or eating improper foods. Try Cher¬ okee Tonic! It makes nature work Extract ingredients Qulncellght herbs, wild cherry, sodium and Iron Sold Only By VETERAN C. J. MOORE Licensed Agent for International Company ot Massachusetts 410 East Huntingdon Lane Phone AD 3-6180 Confirmation At St. Matthew’s Church | A capacity congregation I present for the Confirmation Serv- | iee held Palm Sunday at St. Mat- l thew’“ Episcopal Church where the ! Rt. Rev. Albert R. Stuart, D.D. Bishop of the Diocese of Georgia, performed the Sacrament of Con¬ firmation for the following 22 can¬ didates presented by the Rev. Gus¬ tave H. Caution, rector of St. Mat¬ thew’s; James Edward Redmond, Curry Herman Bronson, Clarence 1 Benjamin Brown, James Melvin Brown, John William Jamerson, ill, Johnnie Ivory Swindell, Rich¬ ard Washington, Jr„ Carrie A lie no Orr, Inez Orr, Rena Anita Law, Lena Bauknight, Eloise Hughes I Williams, Anlaurie Britt Levy, ' Arabelle Coleman, Pearl Owens. Helen Zenobia Fletcher, Henri foyee Lockhart, Stephane Marie Me Dew, Joan Mitchell, Mildred Lucille Washington, Sheila Harris Walker, and Gloria Dil- worth Walker. Following the centuries-old Con¬ i firmation Service, climaxed by the traditional laying-on-of-hands by the Bishop, the visiting prelate de¬ 1 livered the sermon in which he charged the new communicants to pt thfil . ,. esponsibility to stand , p and l)P founte(J as christinn , j in( ) a i wavs i 00 |( Q od f or noeded jt rength to help them, S t. Matthew’s choir, under the j Erection of Edward B. Law, led the congregation in singing mu¬ sical offices of the service and sang Mozart’s "Gloria in Exoelsis” for an offertory anthem. The Woman’s Auxiliary and Men’s Club honored Bishop Stuart and the newly confirmed members at a reception held in the parish hall, following the Confirmation Service. Musical Concert at Mt. Zion Bapt. Church A musical concert will be given at M|t. Zion Baptist ejhurdty jWaldburg lane and West Broad street, Friday night April 29 at 8:3Q o’clock by Mt. Zion Baptist Gospel chorus, Bethlehem Baptist dhurch Gos- pel chorus , and Little B phl , rnVl . Gospel chorus. There will be! a small admission. Mrs. Cora! B. Williams is direfctor and Rev. j J. Q. Adams is pastor of the host church. 1st Christ Holiness Church Lanier, Ga.—Sunrise service was conducted by the pastor, Elder E. Owens at the First Christ Holiness churcih. Sun¬ day School was held at 1:30 p. m. followed by an Easter egg hunt. The evening service at 5 o’clock was conducted by Mis¬ sionary R. Samuel of Brooklyn, i N. Y. Remarks were made by Mother C. Harris and Mission¬ ary L. Smith. At 7 p. m. an i Easter program was presented with Miss Rose Lee Crawford as master of ceremonies. F. A. B. Choir No. 1 The regular monthly meeting for Choir No. 1 was held Friday, April 8, at the home of Mrs. Forest Fields, 2414 Hopkins Street. Mrs. Juanita Robinson was elated over the lovely gifts she received from each member for her birthday. During the social period the group was served a tasty repast. The members present were Mrs. L. Brown, A. James, A. McGee, E. Mervin, J. Robinson, M. Smith, H. tames, C. Bias, Mrs. Forest Fields, md Mrs. Louise Bias, reporter. DR. SIDNEY SHEDROW Optometrist 202 E. Gaston St. Corner Abercorn T I AD 3-3476 Vision is your Most Precious Possession 1 ^tyiUALlmlVA-t^ - o O F SAVANNAH 17 WEST McDONOUGH ST. DIAL ADams 2-211*! SEE YOUR FRIENDS EDGAR C, BLACKSHEAR — L. B. TOOMER ACME INSURANCE AGENCY FOR PROTECTION LCTSON—In lovin gmemory of our wife, mother, and sister ,1 I , % iW w t, : MRS. ELM A PERRY LOTSO 4 who departed this life, April >1, 1955. ! Never mind the heavy heart¬ aches, Never mind the cup or rue Never mind the grief and sorrow Which may stab our spirits through. All is well with our mother, Ail is sweet, and grand and good; From her distant home in Glory Lhe’d not come back if she could. Sadly missed by your devoted Husband, Mr. Ed L-otson Daughter, Mrs. Claudia S'.eppherd Sister, Mrs. M. E. Williams Last Rites Held For Mrs. Jenkins j I ] J i MRS. REBECCA SINGLETON JENKINS On Thursday afternoon, April 14, at Tremont Temple Baptist Church, funeral services were held for Mrs. Rebecca Single- ton'Jenkins. A large crowd attended. Rev. J. M. Benton officiated being assisted by Rev. J. B. Bates and Rev. John Westley. Remarks were made by Mrs. Mary Wilson and W. Myerri Hymns were sung by the Tre¬ mont Temple choir and the Bynes-Royall Funeral Home choir. Soloists we:)l Launey Roberts and Miss Veronica Stone. Mrs. Georgia Mae Hag- gray acknowledged condolen¬ ces for the family. Interment was in Lincoln Memorial cemetery, with the Bynes-Royall Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Jenkins, a native of Es- till, S. C„ wa.s the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 196# Memorials GRAY—In sad but loving of our dear husband father, MR. JOSEPH GRAY ’io departed this life, April 1956. took you home, it wax His will. in our hearts we lcve you still, memory is as dear today in ‘he hour yau passed away | often rlt and think-of you we are all alone, memory Is the only thing, ! grief can call its own. would we give to see you smile, sit wi' h you and talk awhile blow was sad the shock severe mrt with one we love so dear, often think of you, the things you used to say and do. I Wo wonder why you had to i die, a chance to say good j i bye. missed by your wife, Mrs. Albertha Gray, | Daughter, Mrs. Ernestine Simmons, Philadelphia, Pa. j , Son, | Mr. Robert Gray Finch, Now York City Son-in-law, i Mr. Pernell Simmons, j : Philadelphia, Pa. ' 1 ! CARD OF THANKS | Mrs. Laura Jefferson and fhmily wish \o express their for the beautiful cards, and sympathy shown in the recent passing of her Mozelle. She died on April in a local hospital. Survivors are her husband,! William William E. E. Jenkins; Jenkins, three Jr.,. j Lee Jenkins and Na-1 Jenkins: one daughter, Earnestine Jones ; , one sis-j Mrs. Louise Mauney;^ fiyei children, and a host of j relatives and friends. “i know!. DIXIE CRYSTALS!" ♦(, 'M • Question: 'Which sugar is "The Sweefes! Sugar Ever Sold”? READ! Ehf £m*annah (Fribunr 10 CENTS A COPY On The Following News Stands Every Thursday CCA CONFECTIONERY J&C DUFFY & EAST BROAD CONFECTIONERY JWINNETT & ATLANTIC CHICK’S SHOE PARLOR KNIGHT’S SUNDRIES 80.‘5 WEST BROAD ST. HENRY & WEST BROAD CROSBY BROS. DRUG LEE’S DRUG STORE STORE 347 WEST BROAD ST. 1202 MONTGOMERY RT. ALLEN’S SNACK BAR CONFECTIONERY CROWN’S MAPLE & WEST BROAD CONFECTIONERY 434 WEST BROAD ST. ROBERT SAM’S CONFECTIONERY - - .......- FOREMAN’S 730 WATERS AVE. CONFECTIONERY FUTCH’S 649 KLINE ST. CONFECTIONERY 2611 WEST BROAD ST. HARRY’S CUT RATE QUALITY MEDICINE DRUG STORE SHOP 709 WEST 37th ST. 2321 tVest Broad Street WF |T Y r ER—In memory of mv husband, EDWARD (Jacki WERNER who departed this life, April 21, 1958. MTy his soul and all of the souls cf the faithful de¬ parted, through the mercy of God. rest in peace. Sadly missed by Wife, Mrs. Genevieve G. Werner Son, Mr. Edward C. Werner ■ Dau'T'ter, Miss Jacquelyn M. Werner Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Paul Linthieum WE3T—In memory of my lov- ing husband, dear father and MR! CHET ADDISON WEST who departed this life on April 1.8, 1957. They say that time heals all sorrow, helps us to forget time so far has only proved How 'much we love and miss you yet. God gave us strength to fight it And courage to bear the blow what it means to lose you one will never know. Sadly miss'dd by Wife, Mrs. Millie G. West Daughter, Mrs. Carolyn West Hayes Sister, Mrs. Lydia West Perry, Camilla, Ga. WASH & DRY (One Day Serv s ce) $1.00 (Max. 25 Lbs.)