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P4GF. TWO tfi^ ^«3ftgp3«Egt=n=gei M&g,^ric«K^gafe;c at: CHBBCH DREWS =», I "ion Missionary Association to Meet A* St. Paul Church .1 fr ! l' •s «T # uyjj» 5 r j REV. A. E. HAG INS Moderator The 64th annual session of the Union Missionary Baptist A ociation will convene at the St. Paul Baptist church. Wat¬ ers Ave. and Culver street, Rev. A. E. Hagins, pastor. Wednes¬ day night, August 3 at 8 o’clock a pre-musical program will be broadcast over radio station WSlK from the tn. ma’n ma.n auoito audito- rium cf the St. Paul Church, The regular session will begin Thursday morning at 10 o’clock and will continue through Sun¬ day, August 7. The public is cordially invited to attend. Officers are Rev. A. E. Ha- gfft.4. • moderator; Joseph Brown, c##r 5)frs. Louise Williams, l<««i£kmt ,of the Women’s Aux- iPm-¥' Department,; Mrs. Vir¬ ginia Brown, secretary. St. Paul CME Church The annual conference of the V.'Oman’s Missionary Society of 1 Central Georgia Conference < "ip cme church will be held a! St. Paul CME church, Maple and West Broad streets, Thurs- day and Friday, Aug. 4-5. The welcome program will be of 'ceremonies. The program v'i’l consist of greetings from cal churches, special music by St. Paul choirs, Mrs. Faustine Big- i n. William Butler and Miss As.r.ie Lee Sanders, guest solo- i ! s. . Mrs. Mary Lou Boyd will be guest soloist at the session! Friday morning. Mrs. Boyd is! one of the Famous Wings Over: Jordon chorus singers, and is * very talented. ] ! Workshops will be conducted v i* Mr-. Gertrude Greene par- ticipating. Panels and reports! will also be made. Mrs. M. A. Avrer, president of the Bethlehem Community Cen¬ ter Board, will be guest from the Methodist church. Bishop P. Randolph Shy. presiding Bish¬ op of Georgia, the sixth Epis¬ copal District of the CME Church, is expected to be pres¬ ent. Mrs. Willie Williams, confer¬ ence president, will preside. Rev J L. Hightower is pastor. A cordial welcome is being ex¬ tended to visitors and -to all sessions. BE SI RE — OFT SEMINOLE HERB TONIC FOR Rheumatic Arthritis Dr. Donald s Herb medetne and tab- bts are LIQUID Treatment for spina' Arthritis, Lumbago. Low bark pain Doug Arthritis Pains in the feet, ai kle, knees, hips, arms and shoulders ennreetion from muscular soreness, stiff joints, cramps and swelling. For Inflamed prostate glands, kidney and bladder distress It will stimulate liver flexibility and relieve arid Indigestion For run-down nerv¬ ous condition »nd loss of pep from nature’s inability mainly dt^e from over indulgence in drink, or. eating improper foods. Treatment tot those suffering from Suear Dia- befes, Melltus. Try Seminole It makes nature work. Extract ingredient!. Quinceiiaht herbs, wild cherry, sodium and iron. Sold Only Bv VETERAN C..J. MOORE Licensed Agent for International Drug Company of Massachusetts 410 East Huntingdon Lane Savannah, Georgia Phone AD 3-6180 Mrs. Prown to Serve On institute Staff j* /$?* L~„. ,. t Xm- ..... . MRS. HELEN T. BROWN Mrs. Keren T. Brown, a ber of the staff and board l the Bethlehem Day Oare j munity Center, has again been I asked to serve as instructor of n uN -raft at the Baptist Wo- man’s Missionary Camp' Union Insti¬ tute at John Hope, V illey August 1-12 Th0 flrst w,Tk , Mrs „ Br0Wn ’ U ’! work with the women and nf ' S T ndSbe ,r b e colin!;{ ,j or f or the older , . fY w . A .’s) and instruct them j n handicraft. Mrs. Brown is a member of First Evergreen Baptist church where she is director of the Junior choir, associate director -i the Baptist Training Union, director of the Young People’s Mission, secretary of the Senior Missionary Society, and direc¬ tor of the First District Young People’s Department of the General Missionary 'convention of Georgia, she is also in charge of Brownie Troop No. 88. ^.. . . n Baptist 7^ '**, o AUTOftm f 0 Celebrate < . a.i i 1 ' T,n,v C r ***’V Hnntlst church 'B'off. will present, nigbt- The following churches nastor-; -oop nortieinate: r, '>v Nicboisonhnro tj s >b e r T *mrd. Rev. Harden: Tuesday First Mt. Pleasant Ban- tut, church, Rrv. Freddie ’’orids, D. D : Wednesday, Zion White Bluff. Rev. W. K. Mil¬ ler; Thursday. Second Mount r’jeftcpnt. pev, L. L. Small: Fri¬ day. Mt. Hormon, Rev. J. E. Sunday afternoon at 12:30 "’clock the church history will ’ " read bv Mrs. Margaret Brown and the anniversary pro- “ram will be delivered by the nastor, Rev, Harden. . 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 —Gem thoughts fur meditation and concentration— “Success is failure turned inside out— > The silver tint of the cloud of doubt, And you never can tell how close 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\) ytevf ^ones fjfuncra! ^ JCc omc 511 WEST WALDBURG ST. PHONE AD 4-7226 j Skidaway Union Bapt. To Celebrate 87th Anniversary i# my. ,*mr-m.;- ■ REV. L. W. STEVENS Pastor Beginning Monday nighft August 1, the Skidaway Union Baptist church will celebrate its 87th Anniversary with pro- rams trough Sunday, 17- The following churches and pastors will participate: Zion White Bluff, Rev. W. K. Miller, | nigM; Ijj]e Q{ Hope Rev C. Tilson, Tuesday night; Sweet i Field of Eden, Rev. L. W. Ste¬ vens, Wednesday night; Mont¬ gomery. Rev. Tilson, Thursday night Litwav Deacons’ board Lt-1 Friday night. On Sunday the regular order of services will be held. The history of the church will be read by Miss Laura Mae Famble, and the anniversary sermon will be de¬ livered by the pastor, Rev. Ste¬ vens. - Abyssinia Baptist Church Youth Day at Abyssinia Bap- tist church is celebrated in every month that has a fifth Sunday. To is month’s pro- gram has been well organized and promises to be one of most outstanding programs all. Speaker for the services is Miss Pearlie Lou Our Miss Sally Ann Jackson Choirs number 1 and 2 eel- obrated a combined anniversa ' ry Wednesday night, July 20. It was Choir No. One's 48th anni¬ versary. The annual Sunday Sehool picnic will be held on Satur- , day, August 6. Pastor ,and Mrs. Byrd have returned fr ° m a well enjoyed vacation trip in Miami, Fla. Now vacationing is Mrs. Liz¬ zie Cosby, president of the Willing Workers Club, in At¬ lanta. Rev. R. L. Byrd is pastor and Mrs. Harriet Golden and Mrs. Fannie Peterson are reporters. THE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA St. Philip \ME Church To Observe 95th Anniv, t to | ^ ! DR. JOHN S. BRYAN, Minister Sunday, July 31 at 11:30 a. the 95th anniversary of St. Fifth Sunday Program At Beth Eden Church Sunday evening. July 31. a^ 6:30 o’clock the choir of Beth Ed™ Bap.Jst church and nM j participants .......... will ..................... present an in ' teresting program to which the public is invited. Rev. Harold Baker is minister of the church. Mrs. S. J. D. Herring will be in charge of the program which follows! Instrumental T . , , duo, , “Softly „ Now the Light of Day,” Mrs. E. Brooks and Mrs A W. Smalls; ( Declamation, Youth Speaks For Youth.- Alexander G. Gil bert, narr Jr.; .Tr • Hymn Himin Qfnrxr Story, “Face ‘‘TTnon Tn To , Face.” Miss Carline Gilbert; reading, “I Know a Name,” Mrs. J. S. Hearns; solo, You Ever Think To Pray?,” Lee Arthur Bussell; a message, i “ G ° d Undprstands ’” Mrs ' Dor \ 1 °thy Gilbert; reading and solo, “Trees,” Miss Marie Ann Craw ford; instrumental solo, “Noc fume in E Flat,” Miss J. E. , Wells; reading, Home,” Mrs. : Mamie Williams: selection, “Sing Jehovah’s Praises,” choir; solo, “My Days Are in Hands,” Jesse Kearse. } I First African Bant. S. S. On Sunday, July 24 the church school of the First Af- Dean ! Baptist church began its! 1 134th anniversary celebration with the following program. Sunday V ', morning, 9:45 o’clock the e u ch school rendered a program with Thomas Bias giv- ing a short talik. An award venirs were given the first 100 j persons present. Monday night; at 8 o’clock a number of church schools appeared on the pro- gram. Tuesday night at 8 0 - c j 0ck the church at large par-; ticipated on the program. Cli- max j ia g these activities the birthday cake was cut for all ! present. __________ Expert Shoe Repairing You Have Tried The Rest Now Try The Best KENDRICK'S SHOE FACTORY 721 West Broad Street 1 Philip A ME church will be ob¬ eyed The speaker will be Tr. Alien R. Cooper of Macon. Ke is the Priidhv Elder of the fandersvilto District. The church was organized June U t86S on New Street ir.ow Hull •'reel i and was . d *' Oiu and West Broad «• recta (n m». If serves the as one of the \> of the state wed the services of he strong ministers The present pas- J»hn S Bryan, who : v serving the 11th year, the longest of any pastor in its history.' The public is invited to be present for this celebration. ---------------- Centra! Bapt. Church was delivered by Rev. W. son. ST Srrj” Brown, president of the BTU. The city wide BTU will meet on Sunday at First Friendship j Baptist The Baptist Church, Ushers Wheaton Union street, will meet at St. Luke Baptist church W1 “ meeting Tue , day night. The board will meet on Monday at g m and thR deaconesses will r meet at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Rosa Middleton is ill. -;- Second Bant. Church Rev. Julius N. Williams of piiiiadclphia Philadelphia was was guest guest min ister at Second Baptist church Sunday, July 24, at the n; 3 o a. m. service. Rev. Wjl- ligma n^ma is a native of Savannah and a product of the Alfred E. Beach High school, being one of the many outstanding foot- ball players of that school. He is a son of the St. John Bap- tist, church, Hartridge street, and is a graduate of the Han- nah Bible Institute of ph ‘la- delptya. * f f _ Holiness Church T anier, Ga......... The First Christ;! Holiness church Sunday School, met at, 1 p. m. and was largely! attended. The speaker was Mis- j sionary L. Stewart from the subject “Can These Bones j Live?" Visitors present were 1 Missionary L. Ricks of Brook- lyn. N. Y. and Elder and Moth- or Jackson of Reidsville, Ga. Regular services are held Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri- day .rights. The public is in- vlted. SEE BALL and ANDY For Ignition, Starters, Generators uml Carburetors Bhone ADams 2-0221 TRIPS ?<n TOURS | i-*- r r 1 9n00* • CMm • t Wb drht C r o u p— CM OrxNUM • * Atktefh if amt* Ci itprfrarf CfceV m Tkmmtriml T«*r« • Picofe* CHARTER BUSES ft Savannah Trailways SPECIAL ATTENTION TO CHURCHES & CLUBS MOTORCADE yftmt owa gto^ep. Go omd com* wfaca you rax w — ca new iaioriout cr«a gud crimioa TRA1LWAYS intercity buses. Expert, cotrwow driven. Friendly, pleeseae REASONABLE RATES SAVANNAH TRAILWAY* Dial ADams 2-2451 or ADams 3-507$ 748 WHEATON STREET I SHORT OR LONG TRIPS DAY OR NIGHT SERVICES CARDS OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Dea. Thomas M. Wyley wish to ex- j press their thanks and appro- Nation to the friends and neigh- b 0rs f or their kindness, cards, telegrams, tiorais and dona- tion of cars, during their oe- > reavement. Thanks to the pas- officers and members of I Second Bapti t church and the 1 Williams and Williams Funeral Rome. Wife. Mrs. Belle Wyley, 10 Bouhan Street CARD or THANKS The family of the late Mr. John C. Smith wish to express their thanks and appreciation to the friends and neighbors for their kindness, for cards, tel- egrams, florals, and donation of cars during their bereave- i ] men t. Special thanks to the, | >*«• «"•"* *"! ■ jvirs. viaudibc: Ton ^ or ; 1 i/ivtHvmep Hiirinrr t no iimpgQ nnn *** °< »>"' Mrs. Cornelia V. Artest Mr. William Franklin Smith. Children | CARD OF THANKS i The family of the late Dea.: 1 Th ° maS Br ° Wn to express! their thanks and appreciation! to the friends and neighbors j ! for their kindness, for cards, j telegrams, florals, and donations! of _ cars during ...... their bereave¬ ment. Thanks to Rev. W. M. Daniels and ’Williams & Wil- I jliams Funeral Home. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heart¬ felt J” thanks and, deepest appre- ! to the members of I Union Baptist church, neigh¬ t bors and friends .for their pray¬ ers, donations, flowers, cards and various gifts of kindness during the illness of our hus¬ band and father, Rev. L. C. Sapp. He is recuperating nicely at home. To his many friends far and; near, may God ever nless you all. Mrs. L. C. Sapn Mr. and Mrs. 3. Ashford 2nd St. John Bant. The activities at Second Saint wiohn Baptist church, Golden street, West Savannah for Sun- Ross; 7 p. Ross; 5 p m. the Senior choir will sponsor a Silver Tea at the ___ ________ WASH & DRY (One Day Service) SLOG (Max. 25 Lbs.) Memorials 3K3WSjal MB H'«— RALPH—In loving memory of | » ' m MRS. ELLEN RALPH who passed away July 20, 1953 "„T . , disclose” . i now wc need you every day H nt _ "'.7 ”7 ™ .V ™» But the Lord who knoweth best. Called you home and gave you rest. Sadly missed by .Husband, Mr. Marion C. Ralph, Sr. Sons, T-Sgt. William S. Jenkins Mr. Paul Jenkins Sfc. Marion C. Ralph, Jr. Daughters, Mrs. Ellen Davis Mrs. Richardine King Mrs. Ella Mae Roberson 1 FRAZIER-In sad but loving memory of our mother and sis- ter, ! MRS. ELLA FRAZIER who died July 25, 1959. ■ ,. ( Without her precious guiding 'hand ! ' « We’ve sorrowed for a year, J And each day thouph eparated We feel her presence near Badly missed, Mrs. Edna Greene, daughter Mrs. Emma Weston, sister Devoted grand, and great .grand children. of Mrs. Minnie Height on street.. The public is wel¬ Mrs. Frances: Roberson, . . ...---- 1 ■ f '■ a ‘w Visit romantic Savannah-home of Dixie Crystals Sugar READ! ihr (Ertbunf 10 CENTS A COPY On fhe Following News Stands Every Thursday CCA CONFECTIONERY DUFFY & EAST BROAD CHICK’S SHOE PARLOR 803 WEST BROAD ST. CROSBY BROS. DRUG STORE 1202 MONTGOMERY ST. CROWN’S CONFECTIONERY 434 WEST BROAD ST. FOREMAN’S CONFECTIONERY RIO KUNE ST. HARRY’S CUT RATE DRUG STORE 709 WEST 37th ST., SATURDAY, JULY 30. 1000 MAYES—In sad but loving memory of my husband, FLETCHER C. MAYES who passed away one year ago, today, July 25, 1959. Your life is a beautiful memo¬ ry Your absence a silent grief Your sleep in God’s beautiful garden Amid sunshine and peaceful peace God only knows how I miss you Sadly missed by Wife, Mrs. Hattie Reynolds Mayes Son, Fletcher C. Mayes, Jr. ALLEN—In sad but loving memory of my dear husband, EPTIRIAM ALLEN who passed away July 30 1956. They say time heals all sorrow And helps us to forget But time so far has only proved TTow much I miss him yet. A face that is ever before me, A voice that I cannot forget A smilp that will be lost forever In memory I see him yet. gave me strength to fight it t ,.;••• And courage to bear the,, blow But what it meant to lose him No one will ever know. Sadly missed by Wife, Mrs. Ruby Allen Good Used Brick Solid Used Lumber Phone AD 2-9546 J&C CONFECTIONERY 3WINNETT & ATLANTIC KNIGHT’S SUNDRIES HENRY & WEST BROAD RYALS CONFECTIONERY 1910 OGEECHEE ROAD ALLEN'S SNACK BAR CONFECTIONERY MAPLE & WEST BROAD ROBERT SAM’S CONFECTIONERY 730 WATERS AVE. FUTCH’S CONFECTIONERY 2G11 WEST BROAD ST. QUALITY MEDICINE SHOP 2321 West Broad Street