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Revival at New Light
Baptist Church
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REV. H. F. GRANT
Pastor
Thh- first revival will
May 2 through May 6 at N eW
l ight Baptist church, Rev. B.
J. Johnson of Atlanta will be
thie gti^st speaker for the five
nights. The services will be-
gin at 7:30 p. m. nightly. The
public is invited.
The pastor, ~ Rev. H. F. Grant
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has . just . returned , from _ Hemp-
stead. New York where he
conducted a successful revival.
The church was revived and
many souls added. This was
his second year and he has
been invited back for the 1961
revival.
Thie first rally of the New
Light Baptist church will be
May 8. The pastor and offi-
chrs are asking the membesr
tri make full reports.
The deacons of the church
are Arthur Jones, James Lovett,
•Joseph Pernell, Albert Sim-
mons, Daniel McClain, Neely
(Ruffin,,.Isaac Kent and Henry
Fields.
The- Trustees of the church
are John Hendrix William
O’Berry, Isaac Nelson, James
Chitting, Charlie Daniels, James
Rhett, Uly Goaty. Nathanielj
Brown, Eugene Brown, Tom |
Cook, Leroy Holmes Brantiyi
Jones and Elmer Ware- |
Other auxiliary officers are
Sunday School, Leroy Holmes,'
superintendent; church treasur¬
er, Daiiiel McClain; McClain; church
clerk. Mrs. Eva Manor: senior
choir, Mrs. Lula Mae Ruffin:
senior ushers, Walter L. Sim¬
mons; senior mission. Mrs. i
Eunice-Williams;BTU, Mrs.Car-
rie Session; junior mission.
Mrs. Dorothy Grant; Sisterhood.
Mrs. Cora Nix; Pastor’s Aid. Mrs.
Lureatha McClain: convention
nrmwm, "- H
iNnmamei Na+hanic Rmwn- Brown, p Pastors sec-
rotary, Mrs. Lula M. Mikell.
Pleasant Hill Baptist
At Pleasant Hill Baptist ;
church, Rev. o. G. Jackson.
pastor, services were inspiring
Sunday, April 24 beginning with
Sunday School, Supt. R. John-
son, presiding. At 3 p. m. i
eorranunion services were held.
Rev. P. Holmes delivered the j
evening message.
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Central Bapt. Church j
Thjs' Friday night will close
a ttro 4 week’s successful revi-
val service at Central Baptist
church. Sunday morning at
11:30,». m. baptism will beheld.
Confajjminion services at 3:30.
The wessages will be delivered
by Rev. W. Daniels, pastor.
Sund|y 10:36 School will convene at
a. m.
On May 13 the Senior Usher
Board will observe its anniver-
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Savannah District
AME’s Meet
The conference of the Savannah
District of the African Methodist
Episcopal Church convened at the
Bethel Church of Rincon, Georgia.
Presiding Klder%. P. Lampkin of¬
ficiated and the Rev. I. Lessing-
ten was the host pastor.
Officers elected were the Rev.
Bruce C. Carswell, vice-president;
j Rev. C. S. Stripling,
secretary; Ilev. F. D. Jaudon,
f ; nancial secretary; Rev. I!. F. Mil-
len, treasurer; Rev. J. M. Dingle,
finance committee chairman,
the committee being made up of
Stewards .James Madrey of Flip¬
per Chapel and Raymond G. How-
| ard of St. James.
The annual sermon was deliver¬
ed by the Rev. R. F. Millen. Among
! the guests present were the Rev.
J. ' W. Maxwell, former presiding
| elder of the Brunswick District,
| the Rev. J. S. Bryan of the St.
i’hillip ( hurch, and Matthew H.
‘ Howard ’ superintendent of the
! Sunday 8C ^ 00 * at the st * dames
church.
The Rev. Bryan announced his
cl,T J d,d8Cy f or ; the off,<,e
and a r 1 , "* 10 "?" 8do 'f d by
th Vf n 5 renCe ' mmK ,t8 SUP '
Highlight ... , . of ... the conference „
was
itg K ,. ti>fious Institute in which
j Mrs. Dorothy Lampkin, president
of the District Missionary Society
and wife of the Presidinfr Elder
a i so participated.
The churches and pastors of the
District are Rev. F. D. Jaudon, St.
Phillip Monumental, Rev. B. C.
Carswell, Sr., St. James; Rev. M.
W. .Wilson, Mobley Pond Circuit;
Rev. J. M. Dingle, Clyb Circuit;
Rev. R. F. Millen, Effingham Cir-
j cult; Rev. E. J. Barnett, St. Luke;
Rev. C. S. Stripling, Flipper Chap-
pel; Rev. W. H. Malone, Williams
Chapel, Rev. P. H. Mitchell, Guy-
t,,n; Rt ‘ v - *■ Lessington, Bethel of
Rincon : Rpv - M - Burke, Brier
Creek Circuit; Rev. Hugh Daniels,
Meldrim Mission; and Kev. Charlie
^° K ' e ’ ^ ary s Mission.
The members of the host church
topped off the events of the eon-
fcrcncc , Wlth 8 ban<luet ’
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Bantist Ministers Union
The Chatham County Baptist
^ at inis ^ the rs Bethlehem , met T Baptist! i‘ esday j
church, Rev. L. L. Stell, Jr., host
minister. Meditation period
was conducted , , , by Rev. W W K N,
Robinson. Prayer was offered
by Rev. R. L. Thomas The
® unday School lesson was taught
,y DresKlent Stell. !
a sermon was delivered by
r pv . R , j. Clifton, minister, Mt.
olive Baptist church, Ft. Pierce, j
F la. Rev. C. S. Hamingtoi
ViC ' e presiderlt - ° eneral Mis -
sionary Baptist Convention of
GcorRla ’ and ministpr of the
First Tabernacle Baptist church
of Augusta assisted In the pul-
pit services. Rev. L. S. Hines
of Waycross was also present.
Next week Rev. B. C. Thom-
as will lead the meditation pe-
riod and Rev - W. N. Robinson
will give highlights on the
the Sunday School lesson.
Fifteen members were pres-
,
Z'on Hill Rapt. Church
On Sunday afternoon. May 1,
at Zion Hill Baptist church,
$ 30 P- >n. the Missionary So-
will sponsor a program
jts 35t.h anniversa-
ry - Mrs, Frances Johnson is
and Rev. J. b. Bates,!
Refreshments will be
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Pilgrim Baptist Begins
Revival Services
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KLV. (. W. AIKEN,
The Pilgrim Baptist
Rev, D ,D. Henderson,
W il hold its spring
Monday May 2 through
May 13, with baptism on
night of the 13th. The
C. W. Aiken, pastor of the
tle Bryan Baptist church,
ville, will be in charge of
services. The three choirs
the church will sing. The
ing Workers will meet at
p. m. Sunday, May 1, the
con and Deaconess Board at
p. m. and the Pilgrim
singers will render a program
7:30 p. m.
Beth Eden Baptist
The Palm Sunday
“The Journey to the Cross,”
rected by Mrs. C. M. Wells
Beth Eden Baptist church
so beautifully depicted in
matization by Hiram L.
Ghee that a repeat \vas
ed. The music rendered
the choir was also
The revival services
ducted by the Rev. L. S.
Jr„ of Bethlehem Baptist
closed April 15.
The Easter Sunday
by the Sunday School,
J. Edwards, superintendent, interpreter in
impressively
and verse by the children.
youngest to the oldest did cred
it to himself and the
Mrs tor,' C M Weils music dlrec
deserves great credit
her efforts in Gaining «he
dr en.
Communion services
May 1, 6:30 p. m., Rev. R,
er ’ pastor - I
Pkillin Mon AME
Rev. F. D. Jaudon, pastor
D L Gamble, a layman,
of St. Phillip Monumental
M. F. church, will leave
for Los Angeles, Calif to at
tend the General
Rev. C. Fogle, pastor .of
AME will be in
the communion services
May 1, at St. Phillip,
The Relocation drive
May 28. A musical
featuring the
of th<yHn*th will
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St. Jame« AME
Reviews Activities
The christening of fifteen
! dren and a stirring Easter
rram climaxed a busy
week of. activities of the St.
church. In addition, just prior
this the choir of the church
tained w : t.h a successful Silver
st the home of Mrs. M. G.
on East Bolton St.
Main feature of the week
the “Passion Week” services
were conducted by the pastor,
Rev. B. C. Carswell, Sr. Two
grams were also presented at.
beginning of the week by the Boy
Scout chorus and the
j j Five Gospel Singers. The
were under the direction of Ed-
j | ward Maxwell, under and the direction the gospel of
group was
j Rufus H. Bryant. v
Two fish suppers were served
at the church under the leadership
of Mrs. Ella Sue Simmons, chair¬
man of the Pastor’s Aid Board,
and the Pulpit Aid Board under
the leadership of its chairman,
Mrs. Pearl Logan who entertained
at the Logan residence to honor
the Pastor on his birthday and
Mrs. Pauline Lyles, a member of
the board who is leaving to join
her husband at Fort Knox, Ken¬
tucky.
The minister climaxed a chain
I of strong and timely sermons
1 which began Palm Sunday with
on
the Easter Sunrise and
j services. During the latter, the christen
ings took place.
Those christened were Rose
Marie Dempsey, Vivian Collins,
Charles Mark Collins, Susie Rob¬
inson, Edward Robinson, Andrew
Nathaniel Byers, Vernon Jerome
Byers, Janie Habersham, James
Habersham, Celestine Habersham,
Deborah Robinson, Jonathan
White, John Allison White, Cheryl
5 White, and Ralatha A. White.
The Easter program was climax¬
ed by a playlette and several re¬
citals. Along with this almost
fifty children recited poems and
verses. Starred in the playlette
were Betty Burke, Amy Clark,
Ruth Boston, Alnora Bryant, John
and Jimmy Burke and Christine
McCullough. Miriam Collins was
narrator, and the music for the
play and the program was provid¬
ed by Patricia Durden and Alnora
Bryant. Leola Lawrence recited
“The Creation,” Amy Clark led a
pantomime, Christine McCullough
presented a musical reading, Ruth
Boston recited “Let My People Go”
Alnora Bryant presented, a piano
recital, and Betty Burke recited
“The Crucifixion."
Mrs. Mamie Washington was
mistress of ceremonies and Mrs.
Eugenia D. Glover was chairman
of the program committee. She
was assisted by Mrs. Eva Caldwell,
Mrs. Aurelia Williams and teach-
! ers of the Sunday School. Present
I as a puest durinK the P r °g ra m was
£ ? ree e ReV " ’ ^ J r ' ° T ve ’ B AMEZ “£^ p * church s J° r ° u f th at *
Gough, Ga.
2nd St. John Baptist
The Second St. John Bap¬
tist church schedule for Sun
day, May 1 is as follows: 10■ 00
a . m., Sunday School, ml, Supt.
C. Ross; 2:00 p. Holy
Communion, preaching by the
pastor. Rev. T. J. Wright,
sic by the senior choir, 8:00 p.
m., preaching by the pastor,
music by the junior choir.
Green Grove Baptist
Church
At Green Grove Baptist church
Rev. R. L. Lee, pastor, com¬
munion servicee were well at-
I Tended. David (Lambert, ’ a
deacon, is on the sick list.
May Fellowship Day
The
Church Women's group will
serve May Fellowship day
a worship service at
Presbyterian church,
May 6 at 5 p. m. The
is “Citizenship Free and
sponsible.” Lucille
Mrs. Thomas,
Bertha Lee, Mrs. Carolyn
igo, Miss Henrietta Meeks
‘ virs ‘ Owendolyn _ Brown
participate as readers, Miss
nie Lee Sanders will
a solo, Dr. Paul Taylor,
tor cf Guidance and Tests
Savannah State College',
speak.
Mrs. Nancy H. Walker,
companied by Mrs. Lottie
fayette will direct the
As chairman, Mrs. Willie
liams, will preside.
Preceding the service,
Evaneli R. Terrell will
a luncheon. Those
to participate will please
tact Mrs. Eunice
ADams 2-7566 no later
Monday, May 2.
1st Christ Holiness
Lanier, (Qrlorgia —
School was held .at 1 p. m.
First Christ Holiness
The midday sermon was
ered by Missionary L.
The night sermon was
ed by the pastor, Eldpr
Owens. Sunday, May 1, will
Youth day. The evening
er will be Missionary W.
Jones. 1
St. Luke Bant. Church
Spring revival will be
April 25 through May 8 at
Luke Baptist church.
start at 7:30 p. m. each
and preaching by Rev. B.
Thomas, pastor. Music will
rendered by the
choirs, No. 1 and 2. On
8, at 8 p. m. the Ladies
iary Lodge No. 1078 will
nrayed for at St. Luke.
CARD OF THANKS
CARD OF THANKS
R. A. Harper, owner of the
J. Hill Real Estate Agency,
es to thank his many
for the kindness shown
bis recent illness in the
*>.• convalescing at
home, 655 West 42nd street.
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CARD OF THANKS
The relatives of t'he late
^ . , ,
their thanks rto the
friends for their
including the ones who
ed cars and flowers during
recent bereavement.
Mrs. James Cooper and
Family.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late
Christine Norman Smith
press their sincere thanks
the man y friends for the
P ressions of sympathy, for
floral offerings, cards,
R rams . and to those who
natpd fche use of their
May God bless each of you.
Mrs. Frances Williams,
Daughter
Mrs. Julia Eunis,
Sister
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MRS. ANNA B. ROBERTSON
Funeral services for Mrs. An-
na B ' Robertson were heid Wed-
nesda y afternoon, April 27 at
^ er residence, 1110 East Broad
street. Rev. F. D. Jaudon, of-
ficiated. He was assisted
Rev. O. W. Holmes.
Interment was in Laurel
Grove cemetery with the Wil-
1
liams and Williams Funeral
Home in charge of arrange-
ments -
Mrs ' Robertson died at her
r esi<iRT ^ c Saturday evening,
April . 23, after an extended ill-
ness -
was a nab * ve ® avanna ^ 1 *
* an bld ^ ad resided in Wash¬
ington, D. C., for more than
twenty years, prior to her
husband’s retirement three
years ago.- During the resi- H.j
dency of Mr. and Mrs. R.
Robertson in Washington their
home was headquarters for
many Savannahians enroute to!
1 and from New York city. They
owned their home at 545 23rd
Place, remembered N. E., which for will genuine, longj
be the
hospitality shown by the own¬
ers.
Mrs. Robertson was a devout!
Congregationalist. ’ She was a ;
member of' the Lincoln Tempie
Congregational church In Wash¬
ington and renewed her mem.-
bership in' the First Congrega-
tional church of Savannah
when she returned here to live,
Survivors ; a,re her husband,! |
Robert H. Robertson-, two sis-'
, era, Mrs. Jennie D Miller and
j Mrs. Mamie V. Smith; and a
brother, William Douglas
New York city.
Dr. Smith DifiS
JD Los Angeles
Dr. J. T. Smith, brother of
the late Dr. George W. Smith
died at his Los Angeles, Calif,
home, April 18.
Dr. Smith with his late broth¬
er, Dr. Geo. W. Smith lived in
Savannah for a number of
years. They were the original
j : owners of the Smith Savannah Phar-
macy. Dr. will be re¬
membered by the older mem-
bers of the profession.
His immediate survivors* are
his wife, Mrs. Pearl Allen
Smith, Los Angeles, Calif.; a
sister, Mrs. Eunice S. Pearson.
iSandersville, Ga.; a nephew,;
| ! George Smith, Los Angelas;
and sister-in-law, Mrs. Geo. W.
! Smith, Savannah.
iVl e m o r i a 1 s
MANOR—In sad but
memory of my husband,
, !
(PA) JOE MANOR
who passed away, today
years ago, April 27, 1954.
God took you home
It was his will
Hut in my heart, I love you
your memory is as dear
as in the hour you passed
I often sit and think of you
when I am all alone,
For memory is the only thing
That grief can call its own.
’ What would I give to
see
smile,
And sit with you and
awhile.
The blow was sad. the
severe, ■ ■ ' i
To part with the one I love
dear.
I often sit and think of you
The things you used to say
do
wonder why you had to die
Without a chance to say good-
bye.
Wife, Sons, Daughters
Grand Children.
LAUREY—In loving remem-
brance of my dear husband,
JAMES LAURY
who departed this life, April 29,
1953.
Though it’s dear to remember
Seven years have passed
Since you were here,
Now you are absent.
?“* Sometimes . . ™ : very lonesome . . „
But there is no one that, knows
God gave me strength and
courage,
To stand the blew.
Sadly missed by your wife,
Mrs. Bessie Laurey,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Sister,
Mrs. Annie M. Wannamaker,
Philadelphia, Pa.
And many relatives and
friends.
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