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PAGE TWO , ^tpr^^a , - '-** JKC-; 1=5=35 St. Mary’s Catholic Church to Raise Funds For Building Program Members of St. Mary’s dic church met recently in recreation hall of St. school 902 West 36th with Rev Fr. B. J. Keohane initiate plans for a fund ing campaign in with the five-year building pram that has been planned the bishop of the Diocese Percy L. Miller was selected as al chairman. First Tabernael* This Sunday is Re-union in First Tabernacle. Holy munion will be administered the 3 30 service. The will be preached by Pastor E Lane. Prince Johnson presid- ed for Sunday School, Miss Em¬ ma J. Hodge served Training Union. Banner es were taught by Miss Wilke M Ruth and Sunt L Ross. Oth¬ er youth participants included James Plummer, Jr. Ushers and choir. Misses Margie and rtu¬ na Garrison, Mrs. T Dorothy, Jackie and Lillian Myers, Juanita Bruce and Mrs. L. Bennett Felder was youth speaker at the morning service. She extolled the youth to live by the Golden Rule each day If thy would see a better to¬ morrow. Rev J. C. brought a forceful message at the closing , service. Mrs. A L. Jenkins served at the piano through-out the dav. Mission will meet at 6 on Thursday. Charjie [last Williams suffered a stroke week and Is a pa¬ tient ih U. S. Public Health Service Hospital. Asburv Method«st An “Evening With Hvmns” Is being presented bv the Wesleyan Service Guild Asbury Methodist- church on Sunday evening, May 22 at 6 p. m. fiver 50 hymns have been suggested by members of the congregation. Those selected in top places will be designated on the program but other fav¬ orites will .also be used. will be arranged for and done by individuals and groups. Among those appearing on the program will be Mrs. Ruth Allen, Samuel Gill, Benja¬ min Brown, William Butler and the Q-Teens. Choirs from Speedwell Methodist church, Pa- len Methodist church, and As¬ bury Methodist church will par¬ ticipate. Prayers of world re¬ ligions will be presented by Miss Josephine Beckwith. Miss Barbara Wilhite will give hymn interpretations. Proceeds from the program will go to- wards the retired ministers fund of the Georgia Conference of the Methodist church, pro- ject- of Mrs. Cornelia Walker, Mrs. Willa Mae Sampson, Miss Ruby King, and Miss Josephine Beckwith have arranged the program. St. Marv’s AMF, The first baptism was held at St. Mary’s AME church last Sunday. Five persons were baptized by the pastor. Rev Charlie Fogle. A youth program was present¬ ed in the afternoon with Miss Vernell Moultrie as speaker Miss Lauretta Ward and Miss Mary Davis also participated. Rev. O. W Holmes, pastor of the First Congregational church spoke on the Crusade for Vot¬ ers. He was accompanied Ezra Johnson, retired postman, CHOIR & PULPIT GOWNS All Colors ond Color Combinations Badges for Ushers ar.d Organizations CHURCH FURNITURE DEPT. Pulpits, Pows, Ccmm. Tables lowest Prices Available WRITE FOR FREE CATALOG SPRINGER FASHION UNIFORMS 701 M St., N.E. 77 Alabama St.. S.W. Washington 2, D.C. Atlanta 3, Georgia F. B. B. To Commune Sunday | ! ■ 1 ) ■ i \ m ’f,' ji ^ fe .- 1 |kj' Id **&*$$> : , zjm i The fifth communion if the First (Bryan Church will be held ; May 22 at 3:30 p. m. This vice will bring to a close two-week revival services. Central Bapt. Church The services were largely be delivered by Mrs. Bessie church last Sunday The Rev. W. Daniels’ for the morning was of Good Work ” The 1 Shrlners of Isis and the ■ shipped with them. members were leceived for ; tism. At 8 p. m. Rev. delivered the message; Man’s Life^ To [The World The Open Book, | Next Sunday at 4 p..... Baby Contest will bfc , spons by the Senior choir. At 7 p. m. the BTU will celebrate anniversary. The address be delivered by Mrs. Besie dick. The public is i Baul Johnson is Ml. Hermon Eapt. Revival services will be at Mt. Hermon Baptist May 30 through June 3 Rev. S. L. Archer each night. A week of begins May 25. Rev. J, H. ry is pastor, On last the sermon was delivered Rev. W. L Green. A conducted the Sunday Connor’s Temple The original Echo Gospel ! ers will present a program ! Connor's Temple Sunday, 22 .at 7:30 p. m. Regular vices will be held during | day. Den No. 1 of the Cub worshipped at the church j Sunday morning. 2nd St. John Bant. The Second St. church schedule for Sunday 22: Sunday School, 10 a. Supt. W. C. .Ross, presiding.; T. U., 7 p. m. President A. Ross, presiding; Youth sponsored by the youth of church, j All members are asked to port to your captain about $2,000 drive May 29. begins at 4 p. m. ACHORD FISH CO. SAVANNAH’S LEADING SEAFOOD MARKET Wholesale—Retail West Broad at Duffv Phones AD 6-4228 AD 6-4229 i NEW 3-BED ROOM BUNGALOWS 4 BED ROOM BUNGALOW on Lot 50\\1900’ 3 BED ROOM BUNGALOW, East Waldburg on Lot 60’x 113’ BEST PRICES PAID FOR VACANT LOTS Loans - To Repair or Build New Houses m 1 Ezra Johnson 1009 West Broad Street PHONE ADams 4-3432 Res ADarns 2-7573 The pastor, Rev. Richard M. Williams, will deliver the mes- sage with music being furnish- ed by the Al M. Roberts, junior and Senior choirs The public is invited. Tremont Temple’s Bible Class The Young People’s Bible class of Tremont Temple Bap- . , list church will meet at the_ home of Frank Horton, 510 W- Henry stret, May 22 at 4 p. m. ! Mrs. Dorothy Smith is presl-j dent: Mrs. Lillie Butler, instruc- tor; Rev. J. M. Benton, pastor; j Mrs. Bessie Maynor, reporter. ' £J en Baptist Church Sunday, May 8 at Beth Eden 1 B *P tist chmch ’ thp V™ t0T ’ Rpv - Harold BakPr - Poached an in- s P irin * sprmon on Mother, 1)0,11 llvln R and the dead J. ^ Edwards paid tribute t,o on' 1 our deceased members, Miss Florida Johnson, for faithful and wholehearted service. Ron- Mother.” Groups from the east and west side made the Xfh‘^ as ^tiWng!' m.;| 1 "'I Sunday services, 11:15 a. gunday g^j 10:15 a . m .; J. J. | j Edwards, dwards superintendent; superintendent: Mrs. Mrs I ^aura Webb, assistant; Mrs. C. I M Wp |j s mus j C director; Rev. H. 1 Baker, pastor. Mt. Tabor Bapt. Church Sunday was “Home Coming Day” at, Mt. Tabor Baptist church. Sunday School took place at the usual hour. The youth of the church was in charge of the 11 o’clock service. The pastor, Rev. L. Kelley, spoke from the third chapter of Daniel. At the eight o’clock service he preached from the subject “Hope That Should Not Be Forgotten.” The adult mem¬ ^arge bers of the The church program/”| were in of night The program chairmen were Mrs. L. Smith, Mrs. N. Tolbert and J. Green. i _______ GET i BE slmE CHEROKEE TONIC FOR Rheumatic Arthritis Dr. Donald s Herb medetne and tab¬ lets are I.XQUID Treatment for spinal Arthritis, Lumbago. Low back pain, Gout, Arthritis Pains in the feet, ankle, knees, hips, arms and shoulders, congestion from muscular soreness, stiff joints, cramps and swelling. For inflamed prostate glands, nephritis kidney and bladder distress. It will stimulate liv^r flexibility and relieve acid Indigestion For run-down nerv¬ ous condition and loss of p«»p from nature’s inability mainly due from over indulgence in drink, or eating improper foods. Trv Cher¬ okee Tonic! It makes nature work. Extract ingredients- Quincelight herbs, wild cherrv. sodium and iron, id Onlv By VETERAN C. 1. MOORE Licensed A'ent for international Drug Company of Massachusetts 410 Huntingdon Lane Savannah. Georgia Phone AD 3-6180 TOE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA f Dr. Rivers Dies in Columbus j Columbus, Dr George F. Rivers, Jr,, of Ga., died on May 3 ) after an illness of a few hours. Funeral services were held on Monday, May 16 from the St. i John AME church. Relatives attending from Savannah were Mrs. S. E. Rivers, Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. Rosalee R | Johnson. --.-— Former Savannahian Dios in Virginia Information was received on May 16, by Mrs. Anna E. Grant of the death of her cousin, Wil¬ liam H. Skyes, in Pheobus, Va. Mr. Sykes was a former resi¬ dent of Savannah. Mr ' Sy * es ’ a ret *7 d ' ivil * er - V,CP p,nployep ln . Phoebus, had been in ill health for two years prior to his demise. He was a retired senior war¬ den of St Cyprian Protestant Episcopal Church in Phoebus, Va. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. ^ <! yth Sykes; and four first cousins, Mrs. Jessie L. Grant. Mrs. Margaret Stiles and Mrs. Anna E. Grant, all of Savan- na h and Cassius C. Grant of Jer-| cy City, N. J. Ethel’s Pastor's V’d Board Meets The Pastor’s Aid Board of Bethel AME _ church _ ______________ met at the bnmp of Mrs. Mattie Cleveland ^ s un d ay . May 8. Plans were j com ,px e t, ec j f or the “Get Togeth- er ” party which was held May i 14 at 2611 Burroughs streets. Those present at the meeting were Mr. .and Mrs. Walker Stringer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drummer, Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel. * Miss Flora Williams, Mrs Ida Scott and Mrs. Mattie Cleveland. The next meeting wld 1)p held at the home of j Mrs. Ida Scott. _ FAB Choir No. 1 First African Baptist church choir No. 1 met on Friday. May f at the home of Mrs. Anna L. McGee. Final plans were made for celebrating the Choir’s an¬ niversary on May 20. It happen¬ ed that our hostess was cele¬ brating her birthday, so e-ach member brought lovely gifts for her. A most elaborate repast was served. Members present were L. Brown, J. Frazier, A. L. MrGee. H. James, C. Bias, F. McMoore, E. . Ruffner and Louise Bias, reporter. Woman's Auxiliary St. Matthew's Episcopal The Woman's Auxiliary St. Matthew's Epi copal will meet Sunday evening. May 22 at 6 o’clock in the Parish Hall. Special features will be reports from the two delegates to the Diocesan held in Albany May 30. 11; and a report by Mrs. Ella Fisher the President’s White House on Children Youth which she attended re- in Washington, D. C. to the convention Mesdames Ernestine C.il- and Amanda Carter. WSCS and WSG in Atlanta The twentieth annual of the Georgia the Woman’s Society of Service and the Wes- Service Guild of the Me¬ ehureh, convened in At¬ May 13-15 at the Fort, St. Church, Rev. J ,D. Jr., pastor. The theme was “A Light to Miss Susie M. Cun- president, presided. part that youth and st,u- ‘share In methodism was under the direction the secretary of student work the Georgia conference. A “New Faces in Africa,” impressive. New officers were elected and by Rev. Grier, Jr. Mrs. L. Thompson of Augusta sue- M ss Susie _ . president. r,1P conference wpB attended and the Sa- area was wi ll repre Pulpit Aid Board of S* Pb'l» n Moll. AME The pulpit Aid Board of Phillip Monumental AME Church met on Anril 24 at of Mrs Matilda Fields, 422 F 31st and on May 8 at the of Mrs. Rebecca Barnes, 9>4 Chapman street. Those present were Mrs. Mattie Beck¬ ett. Mrs. Irene Jordon, Eunice Harris. Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Lucille B. Overstreet, and Mrs. Josephine Richardson. Next, meeting will be at the home ° f Mrs ’ T,Tne Jordan ’ ------ --- Oju!« 1 r hIpt , s ol p; I Sis Service Omar Court No. 91, Daughters of Isis, assembled at Central Baptist Church, Sunday morn¬ ing 11:30, May 15 for their worshio service. This organization Is by 111. Commandress Dt. Berdia Burke. An —- appropriate r ----- program -....----- was rendered after -which the mes- sage was delivered by Rev. Wm Daniel. A presentation was made the church by Dt. Julia Skrine, Brown of Central Baptist church. The Daughters of Isis had as ^^ “service wa s argely atteIlded - _ Remarks made by Past were Potentate L. R. Bolden for the Nobility. -i—i —i —f—1—;—;—1—4—i—i—4—4-S:—S—i- -4—i-i- -i”5—i- —i- -1—1—4—1—;—1—I—{—>-1—4—i—1—i— j I a DR. SIDNEY SHEDEOW -j. Optometrist A I I t E. Gaston St, | i V 202 | J) Corner Abercorn t AD 3-3476 Vision is your Most Precious Possession * -at i- : V’i-F' , Sidney A. Jones Funeral Home AN INSTITUTION DEDICATED TO HUMAN HELPFULNESS THOUGHTS FOR CONSTRUCTIVE THINKING Little Things Count Much A loving thought, a pleasant smile, a kindly word, a friendly and unselfish act of service dropped here and there as we journey along through a busy life will not onlv add to success and happiness, but will also make this a better world. This is our Creed “We awaken in another. Just the thoughts our hearts contain; If we’re kind—they semi us kindness, If we hate—they hate again.” HIGHEST CLASS SERVICE — AT LOWEST COST ncy ^4. J, ones tin era IJ-L erne 511 WEST WALDBURG ST. PHONE AD 4-7226 •»' ' /• 7 - ", *.* *■ .•- y;- ; ; v . HEHCCIAI/ WILKINS- -In loving memory ol my dear moth¬ er, MTS. CORFIIE II. WELKIN'S who departed this life, May 20, 1959. Mother gone An aged mother like a piece of precious lace, Delicate and fine; A lovely mother with a halo of white locks. Snowy and curling. A mother—pioneer, with courage, faith and hope, And calm restraint; A tender mother, with a gracious family grown like her A thoughtful mother, full of goodly grain, gleam¬ ing and golden A praying mother, with the light of faith and love; A kindly mother who would go first in the dark to light the candles; that Welcome others in; A sainted mother, but gone on a step to light the way; And wait inside the portal for her own. Sadly missed by: Mrs. A. M. Capers, Daughter, Rev. E. A. Ca'pers, ’ Son-in-law, • Grand children, and Great Grands CARDS OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS The family of Mr. Lavant, wish to thank many friends and neighbors Savannah, Pembroke Groveland.Ga,, the Sidney Jones Funeral -Home, and eryone for their kindness, al designs, and donation of May God bless you! Mrs. Gertrude Gilliard Savannah, Ga. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Rasa Durant and ter, ,Mrs\ Gussie Johnson 613 W. Bolton street, wish thank the many friends the many acts of kindness, ers and cards while in the pital. M!rs. Durant is back doing nicely. HAMILTON—In memory of TIIOS. H. HAMILTON Who departed this life, May 18, 1950. He had no gold to leave us, No chaplet of renown; He was net rich in honors, And wore no Monarch’s crown But there are precious jewels More glorious than these A spotless name, a clean life. And sacred memories. Children, William Henry and Alethia Hamilton .. ... L" .. ;. s^. GREENE—In memory of our KoVjy I.EON GREENE who departed tills li f e May 29 j I 1 Leon, 949 often sit and think wo of you When we are all .alone. For memory is the only thing That grief can call its own. It was sad to part with you, our love While here on earth you staytd But then a brighter thought comes : We’ll meet again some day, I God knows how much we miss; you Never shall your memory fade I Loving thoughts will always wander j To the spot where you were laid t Father and Mother, j Mr. Andrew Greene , Mrs. Lula B. Greene ; True Love Baptist | Spring revival will be held at, I True Love Eaptist church, May j 23 through June 3. The first week will consist of prayer ser- vices followed by a week of preaching services each night ky Rev. J. F. Mann of Bruns- wick. Rev. F. Bonds is pastor °f the church. I SEE PAIL and ANDY For Ignition. Star’ers, Generators and Carburetors Phone Allans 2-0221 Creams MINUTES Faster READ! 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