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PAGE TWO CHilCH WEIS Completes Course In Theology REV. BYRD After four years of Rev. R. L. Byrd along with ers in the class, was a diploma in theology on 15th. Completion of the course included study of Old Testament, New Speech Communication, tian or Doctrine of Homilectics, Evangelism Mission Work, Christian tion, Baptist History, Epoch St. Paul, Christian Ethics Interpretation of the Bible. The award was given by American Baptist Seminary, Nashville, Tenn. Rev. Byrd Is a member the Tremont Temple Church. He is also the tor of Abyssinia Baptist located on the Ogeechee at 32nd street. He resides 2119 Harden street with wife. Mrs. Sadie Byrd. In dition to his pastoral and isterial work, he ls the owner of Byrd s Ice, Coal Wood Company located at Harden street. He has en himself to be a business man for the past years. i ■( Baptist Ushers Union The Baptist Ushers Union last Monday night at Grove Baptist church ed its twenty-eighth sary. Tuesday night, of officers and night the anniversary were both delivered by the R. L. Lee, subject, “A Door er in The House of the Lord.” Officers are: Albert president; Ben Wright, president; Mrs. Ethel recording secretary; Mrs. Brown, financial Rev. R. L Byrd, treasurer; than DeVoe, chaplain, Sadie Brown, reporter; Martha Daniels, historian; thur Williams, and Jenkins, finance committee, The fifth Sunday church. UNIFORMS Usher Board, Deaconess, Mother of Church. Nurses, Missionary, Prayer Band Nyfoa, Dacron, Cotton, Poplin, Sizes 5 to 52 Lane, Short and 44 Sleeves BUSSES KH! USHERS *NP OtSUilZATlONS Inwnet Prices Available WRITE F0I PI EE 00*106 #7 SPRMfiEI FASHION UNIFORMS 701 R SI., >.E. 77 Alabama St., S W. Washington2,P.C. Atlanta 3, 6eorgia BE SI RE — GET SEMINOLE HERB TONIC FOR Rheumatic Arthritis Jets Dr. Donald s Herb medclne and tab- ! i are LIQUID Treatment lor spina I Arthritis. Lumbago, Low back pain Gout, Arthritis Patna in the leei ankle, knees, hips, arms and shoulders congestion from muscular soreness! j stiff Joints, cramps and swelling. For j kidney Inflamed prostate glands, nephritis j and bladder distress. It will i stimulate liver flexibility and relieve arid lndigestlop For run-down nerv¬ ous condition and loss of pep from nature’s Inability mainly; due from over Indulgence In drttvk, ! or eating Improper foods. Try Semi-1 nole Tonic! It makes nature work.! l Extract Ingredients: Qulncellght herbs, wild cherry sodium and Iron Sold Only By Licensed VETERAN Agent for C. International J. MOORE Drug | ] Company of Massachusetts 410 East Huntingdon Lane j Savannah, Georgia Phone AD 3-6180 Progressive CBA Union Wi*i Meet at Mt. REV. C. C. CANTON President The Progressive Church ing Aid Union will meet at Pilgrim Baptist dhurch, Argyle Road, July 25- July Rev. C. C. Canion Ls of the organization and Sarah Brown is secretary. A general business se.sion will be held Monday night, July The program Tuesday will be conducted by the con board of the host Rev. T. Simmons, pastor, i el Baptist Church will the sermon. With the choir in charge Wednesday n n i i g g 'h | Rev. H. Donaldson, pastor, j j land Baptist church, will Thursday nlght nlght (Us her . in charge) the sermon will by Rev. M. T. Thom j as, pastor of Zion Fair (church. Friday night, Canion will deliver the with the Mission in charge the program. Regular services will be c$ unda y mor ning beginning i the Sunday School at 11 a. ; The afternoon program will I conducted by the youth i dent, Elijah Greene. j Centra! Bapt. Church The services were well ( ^ ®t Central Baptist church Sunday beginning with the £ * av School. Rev. W. delivered the morning rpessage P. L. Brown left on Tuesday morning to attend the State j S. Convention in Thomasville. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy are patients at the Marine Hos- P‘i' a l avs d Infirmary, la e Sen * or Choir will spon- sor a motorcade on Friday j (Patio” night, July in Hardeeville, 22 at 8 p. m. S. to C. -- July 30, 1863 — Henry Ford, father of assembly line in manu- facture of automobile* and one of first to pay Negro workers equal j >aiaries for commensurate 1 •••vrgj IkIp' —(iem thoughts for meditation and concent rat ion- “Success is failure turned inside out— The silver tint of the cloud of doubt. And you never can tell how clo.se you are, It may be near when it seems afar, So stick to the fight when you’re hardest hit— It’s when things seem worse that you musn’t quit” *Sidnc\j mey jjoncs f jft*neral < ODIC 511 WEST WALDBURG ST. PHONE AD 4-7226 Men’s Day At Pilgrim Church Sunday REV. J. S. REESE, Speaker Men’s day will be observed at Pilgrim Baptist church Sun- day, July 24. The services will begin with Sunday School at 10 a. m. with Supt. C. H. Jenkins in charge. At 11 a. m. the program will continue with solos, remarks, readings, etc., by various ones The Pilgrim Men’s Chorus will be on hand throughout the day. At 3 p. m. the Jericho Baptist church and all departments will have charge of the service. The principal address will be deliv ered toy the Rev. J. S. Reese, pastor of the 1st Jericho Bap- atist church, Burton. S. C. and the Little Rock Baptist church, Ridgeland, S. C. He is a mem¬ ber of the Lovely Hill Baptist church. He graduated frofcn Pilgrim High school of Guyton, Ga., and Morris College, Sump¬ ter, S. C. Rev. Reese is also a member of the Old Ashley Bap- tist Convention and the Mount Carmel Convention of which he is vice president, and an executive board member. At the 7:30 p. m. service program will be rendered. Fred Brown is chairman of finance; Ceasar H. Jenkins, chairman of program, James A. Jenkins. chairman of music; Lockwood, secretary, and Rev. D. D. Henderson, pastor. The No, 2 choir will have re- 1 . hearsal at p. m. Friday, 22nd Pastor . s Aid C lub Sunday at 1:30 p. m. and the No. 1 choir will meet at 5:30 p. m. The Pilgrim Gospel Singers will, .render a at 7:30 p. m. The No. 2 choir will celebrate its 16th anniversary July 25. The No. 1 choir will sing at Garvin Temple, Wed¬ nesday, July 27. Deacons an Deaconesses board will have a motorcade to Jekyll Island, Saturday morning, July 23. Sidney A. Jones Funeral Home An Institution Dedicated to Human Helpfulness Backed by Twenty-Five Years of Sympathetic - Scientific - Satisfactory Service At Lowest Cost Prompt and Courteous Ambulance Service Anytime —Anywhere THE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Baptist Meet REV. J. L. LOMAX BTU President The I960 .session of Lie eral Missionary Baptist day School and Training Convention war: held in as ville July 19-21. The Convention is of young people four hundred thousand Baptists of the State. The meeting featured a day study course in J ing of church session work, had and each even an j al speaker in a selected field. Prominent among the . peak ers were Dr. L. M. Terrill, Atlanta, president, of the t convention; Dr. D. W. Atlanta, secretary for _________ ___ Tabernacle Bapt, Holy communion services First Tabernacle Baptist will begin Sunday, July 24 3:30 p. m. The sermon be preached by Pastor j with ' the choral groups the direction of Mrs. and Mlrs. Dozier, Senior sion will be held Thursday, ly 21 at 5:45. Highlights from the Berean District Sunday School and T. U.. meeting were made Misses Ruby Griffin, and Lillian Myers. Bruce, tRose Dillard and Hazkard. Prince Johnson sided for Sunday School. Rev. J, J. Garrison pr 0 f 0un d messages last day for both worship l During Training Union hour j group of youth, with Miss Lane at the piano, idered choral numbers and j in ^ s - j 35 ^ anniversary of 1 j un i 0r Ushers was a success participation by St. James. Arnold, Happy Home, First Ev- ergreen, Uniiln Baptist. Mrs. Bryor an d Mrs. L. B. Me- Urome and workers are ap- WASH & DRY (One Day S (, rv'<•<■) I S 1.00 (Max- 25 Lbs.) STRIPS TOURS CUt Caai •mrtmn* • AtkUt k Svw**» OrcfcMPrat Choir m Ikomtriati Toon CHARTER BUSES Savannah Trailways SPECIAL ATTENTION TO CHURCHES & CLUBS MOTORCADE I yrmt «wa fk Go ood Omsk wb em yoo *ux to —to kwj UiBfiott tttia god criastoo TRAILWAYS ioterdty buses. Expect, coorte^MM Jritr«cx Fricodly. pUswat REASONABLE RATES SAVANNAH TRAILWAYS Din! A Dams 2-2451 or A Dams 3-. r >07« 746 WHEATON STREET SHORT OR LONG TRIPS DAY OR NIGHT SERVICES I ., ;or fc though the Southern Convention; President C. Troup, Ft. Valley state Mrs. Esther Smith, |-epresentative of the Mj,.-ion Board; and Dr. J. rehton, Savannah, chairman the trustee board of the , nt inn operated Seminary. f wpre held t '“* ra ._ 4 L Af, t __. “'" ...... 11 ‘ ,^ Baptist aPt ! B. Walker pastor 1 at the Douglas High School. 6 , I t?pv Rev. .t J. t. L. Lomax of is president of the . Union department and Rev. O. S. Cleveland of heads the Sunday School _ ______ pr«siaUve for their co-opera f* on - Refreshments were r< f a ^ c ^ ose °f the King and Queen contest hers in Mrs. L. Wiilson’s termediate class are Gregory Owens, first Little Marsha L. Grant, second; Master Larry Chisholm, third; Master Lamar Moody, Welker. Little Zay Scott, Johnson, Mgrie Jenkins, , | Gall, Master Anthony and George Bowers... Yn , m <r Zion Baot. Installation services were la; t, week at Young Zion tist Church where Rev. W. Gaskins was installed njght as pastor. Several es wore represented. The Senior choir ry will be this Friday night the church. A program will rendered. Mrs. Addle is president; Mrs. Elizabeth Mack, secretary, and Paul Lad- son, chairman of board. DR. SIDNEY SHEDROW Optometrist MOVED TO NEW LOCATION AT 202 E. Gaston St. Corner Abercorn AD 3-3476 Vision ia your Most Precious Possession True Love Bapt. Church Services were well attended True Love Baptist church last Sunday beginning with the Sunday School, Supt. F. A. Campbell, presiding. Rev. J. S Gordon delivered the sermons i throughout the day. d'iy will be observed on Sun- day, July 24. The speaker at 3 p. m. will be Mrs. Mary R Heyward. She i: a graduate 1 of Tu kcgee Institute and had a special religions course at Mat' er School. Beaufort, S C. She taught at Phoenix, Alabama and Mather School, Beaufort, S. C. Mrs. Heyward is a member of Bethlehem P.ap- ri.t church and the owner and operator of Jolly Home Nursery. Number 2 choir will give a variety .supper at 10 Sterling street on Saturday night, July 30. ' M a Roberta Braxton is re¬ porter and Rev. F. Bonds, D. D. is pastor. July 20, 1847—Liberia, first all- Negro republic in Africa, declares it" independence. CARDS OF THANKS | . CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Charlie Williams wish to press their thanks and ciation to the friends and neighbors for their kindness, for cards, telegrams, florals florals and and donations of cars during bereavement. Thanks to Rev. E. G. Lane and Sidney A. Jones Funeral Home. Wife, Mrs. Mattie 1304 W. Gwinnett street. C ARD OF I HANKS The family of Mrs. Corine Burke, Mr. Winton Burke and :on ’ the William Browns of e 4^tur, ; Ga.,,and tfje C. harts wish to express ttVeir sincere appreciation t’o friends for cards, flowers, cafs, [and all other services j ec | q ur ing their recent ment in the loss of their loved on e. Good Used Brick Solid Used Lumber Phone AD 2-9546 Last Rites Held For Mr, Lampkin Funeral services for William L. Lampkin of Columbus, who died Friday night, July 1, were held Thursday, July 7 at Mt. Celia Baptist church, Hawk- insville, Ga„ Pulaski county, Rev. W. J. Reynolds, pastor of¬ ficiated. Burial waa in the Lampkin eemetery at Pulaski j County, Georgia. A native of Georgia, Mr . Lamokin had been a resident of Columbus for a number of ! years and was a member of Mt. Celia Baptist church, Pulaski 1 County, Georgia. He was al¬ so a veteran of World War IT. He was married to Miss Annie Ruth Whitehead of ville who preceded him in death several years ago. Survivors include fils mother, Mrs. Rosa Lampkin Duhart, Eastman, Ga.; two daughters. Mrs. Bertha Louise Smith of Ilian Philadelphia, and Mrs. Ida Smith, of Washington, D. c- three brothers Rev J P | Lamnkin, Savannah, S a m Lampkin, Columbus, and Prof. : F. R. lampkin, Washington, D. ! C.; three sisters, Mesdames Madison and Carrie Rob¬ " of Cleveland, Ohio and | Mrs. Ethel , Duhart. ^ A Detroit, ^ , .. Mich.; four nieces, Mrs. i ia Brown, Washington. D. C., 1 Mrs. Gwendolyn George; At- j janta,Mrs. Dorothy Haynes- wor th and Mrs. Lillian Eskridge, (Cleveland, Ohio; r. nephew, Harold ,Robinson, O’ v ,‘eland, Ohio and other relatives and friends. St. Philip AMF. Church { At 10 a. m. on last Sunday j the Sunday S chool of St. Phil- 1 n p amE church was largely at- tended with the superintend- | ent in charge. Five delegates were elected to represent the | church at the Sunday School Convention at Statesboro, wee jj ; At 11:30 a. m. the sermon was j delivered by the pastor, Dr. J. | S. Bryan, subject ‘ Love Thy j Neighbor. Two children were baptized and three members 1 united with the church. The evening sermon was de- livered by Rev. L. W. Taylor. The Ninety-sixth anniversary of St. Phillip will be celebrated on Sunday, July 31. At 4 p. ! m. a pew rally wlii be sponsor -1 The ed by Stewardess will Board be delivered' No. 1. J sermon by Rev. E. A. Capers, pastor of Evergreen Baptist church. For CRYSTAL.CLEAR o V V m o Visit scenic Sava nnah-home of Dixie Crystals Sugar It E A D ! % ®hr £mimutak ®rilumr 10 CENTS A COPY On The Following News Stands Every Thursday CCA CONFECTIONERY DUFFY & EAST BROAD CHICK’S SHOE PARLOR 80.2 WEST RROAD ST. CROSBY BROS. DRUG STORE 1202 MONTGOMERY ST. CROWN’S CONFECTIONERY 1.11 WEST BROAD ST. FOREMAN’S CONFECTIONERY 619 KLINE ST. HARRY’S CUT RATE DRUG STORE 709 WEST 37th ST. SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1960 Memorials WILSON—In sad tout loving memory of our dear cousin. MRU. GJEORGIA WILSON New York City, formerly of Savannah, Ga., w ho departed this life one year ago, July 19, 1959. within our hearts you have a place As when on earth you walked with u.s And loved us, face to face. Sadly missed Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hillery, New York City And all other relatives SINGLETON— In sad but lov- jng memory of my loving hus- band and our devoted daddy, JOSEPH SINGLETON who died three years ago, July 22, 1957. Three years have passed since I you left us, ! Sad was the shock that day, i We often sit and think of you! 1 And of the way you died, I And that, you could not say good | I bye Before you closed your loving j eyes ,the shock 1 The blow was hard severe, Wp nCVPr dreamed your death so near , And only those who have lost j can tell 1 The pain of parting without J farewell. j Loving Wife, Mrs. Marguerite Singleton Devoted Children, Miss Vivian I. Singleton Miss Joan Singleton July 31, 1881—Slavery abolished in Egypt. - , Exuert Shoe Repairing You Have Tried The Rest I Now Try The Best i KENDRICK’S SHOE FACTORY 721 West Broad Street : SEE PAUL and ANDY For Ignition, Starters, Generators and Carburetors Phone ADams 2-CZ2I J&C CONFECTIONERY ’.WINNETT & ATLANTIC KNIGHT’S SUNDRIES HENRY & WEST BROAD RYALS CONFECTIONERY 1910 OGEECHEE ROAD ALLEN'S SNACK BAR CONFECTIONERY MAPLE & WEST BROAD ROBERT SAM’S CONFECTIONERY 7.30 WATERS AVE. FUTCH’S CONFECTIONERY 2611 WEST RHDAD ST. QUALITY MfiblCINE SHOP - 2321 West Broad Street