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Sunday, August 14, marks the
twenty-second anniversary of
the Second Hrvan Neck Bap-
ti't Church. Rev. C. Shellman,
pa;dor and members
planned a full day's program
celebration.
Sunday School begins at 10'
a. rn. At. the 11 a. m. worship!
si-vice the sermon will be de-,
livcred by Rev. C. S. Johnson.
The church history will be
by Mrs. Maggie Jones. Sun-;
bu-.v and Ebenezor Baptist
Churches will participate on
the program.
At 2 p. m. Peaceful Zion Bap-
t it Church will be in charge of
the program. Rev. R. Brown
v. ill deliver the sermon. Com¬
munion will follow at 3 p. m.
The program committee in¬
cludes Mrs. L. Greene, and Mrs.
M. Jones, Nathan Hill is chair¬
man of the deacons’ board; and
Mrs. Maggie Jones is secretary
fur the church.
Fellowship Services at
1 t Congregational Church
The First Congregational
Church, Taylor and Habersham
streets, wax host to the pastor
and members of the Midway
Congregational Church, Sun¬
day, August 7.
A fellowship service was con¬
ducted at 11:15 a. m. with Rev.
V. W. Douglas, pastor of the
Midway Congregational church,
delivering the sermon. His
subject was ^Scret Disciple-
ship.” The choir of the Mid¬
way Church sang an anthem.
Rev. Oliver W. Holmes, pas¬
tor of the host church conduct¬
ed the comnurftton services.
Following these services ev-
nyone was Invited to a fellow¬
ship dinner on the campus of
Savannah State College. The
dinner was prepared by mem¬
bers of the host church under
the chairmanship of Mrs. Mol-
lie N. Curtright.
Stone Lodge to
Celebrate 12th Anniv.
Stone Lodge No. 1 and the
seven branch lodges will cele¬
brate their twelfth anniversary
on Sunday, August 14. A pro¬
gram will be presented at the
Fonvielle AME Zion church at
2 o’ clock to which the public
is invited.
Charlie Stone is the found-'
er of this organization. He is
asking all members to attend
the regular meeting Thursday,
August 11. Mrs. Priscilla Scott
is secretary.
Fairmont Bapt. Church
The Fairmont Baptist church
Vacation Bible School will close
on Sunday, August 14. The
program will begin at 5 p. m.
Mrs. E. Philpot is president;
Mrs. Yvonne Beamon, secretary;
Rev. E. D. Brooks, pastor.
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Women’s Day at Pilgrim
MRS. FA U STINE BIGNON
The Women’s Day program
will begin at Pilgrim Baptist
Church Sunday, with Sunday
School at 10 a. m„ Miss Rebec¬
ca S. Gray in charge. At 11
a. m. the speaker will be Mrs.
Faustlne Bignon, a member
St. John Baptist church, leader
of the Junior State BTU; di¬
rector of Sidney A, Jones No. 1
choir and Savannah’s Evange¬
list Singer. She will be intro¬
duced by Mrs. Bernice Greene.
At 7:15 p. m. the speaker
be Mrs. Mildred J.
member and secretary of
el AM® church; chairman
the board of Religious
West Savannah
District Laymen Meet
The West Savannah District
lay organization had their quar¬
terly meeting. July 31, at Beth¬
el A. M. E. Church, Sylvania.
Rev H. E. Scott, host minister.
A program was rendered by
Committee on Programme, Mrs
Odessa L. Ellis, chairman;Mrs.
Walker Stringer, mistress of
ceremony.
Mrs. Mildred J. Hutchins pre¬
sented the speaker, S. A. Jones,
local mrotlcian who spoke on
“Citizenship, and how to be a
good citizen.” Clarence Per¬
kins, Sr., spoke on the General
Conference and church law. D.
L. Gamble, Georgia Con¬
ference lay president, gave
remarks.
The male chorus of Bethel
A. M. E. church, Rev. A, B. Wil¬
son, pastor, furnished the mu¬
sic; Clarence Perkins, Jr., pi¬
anist. Rev. J. H. Edge is pre¬
siding elder and A. F. Ellis, dis¬
trict lay president.
Grandmother’s Day at
St. Phillip Mon. AME
Sunday, August 14 will be
annual grandmother’s day at
St. Phillip Monumental A. M.
E. Church. The main speak¬
er will be Mrs. A. L. S. Bargeron.
The public is invited. Mrs.
Agnes Carmichael is the pro¬
moter and Rev. F. D. Jaudon,
MILDRED .!. HUTCHINS
tion and of the Missionary 8o-
of ciety; the State _. Ga. , Congress and Distrlct^officer of
and Teachers. She will be in¬
troduced by Mrs. Mary Brown
Mrs. Ida M. Mack and Mrs. ‘ A.
Bryant will respond.
50-Votoe Womens ehora.i wi
render music with Mrs. Louise
W. Barrett and Miss Edwina
Barrett in charge.
At Af 3 , „ p. m m. the TT U.,her , bpr Hoard Board
No. 2 „ will ......—-..............- celebrate Its anniver-
Mrs. Ethel Poncy and
Rebecca the Gray are Rev. coj-chairmen D. D. Hen-
program;
derson, pastor.
True Love Bapt. Church
At True Love Baptist church
Rev. F. Bonds, pastor,
Sunday were inspirational.
day School was under the sn-
perv!b’>Dn of the superintend¬
ent, F. A. Campbell. The pas¬
tor delivered three sermons.
Mrs. Sheryl Hicks was baptized.
Pulpit guests was Rev J. S.
Oolden.
The pastor has gone on a
month’s vacation. __________
Mrs. Charlotte Stepherson |s
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Ft. Screven Barracks,
WW I Vets, Celebrate
Ft. Screven Barracks No. 1379
Veterans of World War 1, cel¬
ebrated their second anniver-
sary, Sunday morning, Aug. 8
at Mt. Zion Baptist church,
Rev. J. Q Adams, pastor,
J. L. Trottie is Commander and
Julius Kruter, is Quartermaster.
Intermediate Usher
Board, St. John
Tlie monthly meeting of the
Intermediate Usher Board of
St. John Baptist church was
held at the home of Jonathan
(Ford, 831 W. 42nd street.
present were
1 Ford, vice president; Betty
nedy,.secretary; Anna L.
liams, chaplain; Herman
on, Sergeant-at-arm,s; Deloris
Brown, Jesse M. Williams, sick
committee; Adviser, Mrs. M.
Bedgood; reporters, Robert Ken-
nedy and Gwendolyn Mitchell.
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Pulpit
On July 24 the Pulpit
Board of St. Phillip Monumen-
tal A ME Church met at the
home of Mrs. Sarah Wright,
1310 West Broad street. Those
present were Mrs. Mattie Beck-
ctt, Mrs. Eunice Harris Mr-;.
Janie Hubert, Mrs. Gertrude
Hall, Mrs Lucille B Over-street
and Mrs. Josephine Richardson.
Next meeting will be held at
the church on August 14 at
5; 30 p. m.
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F. R. B. Senior Choir
The Senior Choir of the First
Bryan Baptist church met in
the Educational Building
cently with the president, Mrs.
Sallie Freeman, presiding. Re¬
freshments were served by
Helen T. Brown, Mrs. Ophemae
Holmes, Mrs Virginia Floyd
Mrs Ella Manor.
Tho next mmthg in the
birthmonth group will be held
at the home of Mrs.
Simmons, 71G W. -39th street
Thursday, August 18, at 8 p. m.
Stevens Frazier and Mrs. Mary
Johnson have joined the choir.
Abyssinia Bapt. Church
Communion services at the
Abyssinia Baptist church were
wp „ attended Sunday. The
pastoi , Rrv R L Rvrc , deilver .
ed the sermon from the sub¬
ject, “Don’t Sell Tto 'iheap.”
Music for next Sunday’s services
wi „ bp furnlshpd by the
cborus Women’s day will
j 0 b serV( , d Sundav, August
Thp SDpakers w m I bp
ri e Smalls in the mm. r™ in.-,, and anci
j Mrs Sadie K Brown at the
i evening evening service. . service .
The Willing Workers celebrat-
ed their 5th anniversary Sun-
c)ay July 31 with a program
which concluded with n fresh-
meets.
The Sunday School panic to
! Head last Saturday was
a b:g success. Among the mem-
bers vacationing are Mrs. Ruth
Wright in Augusta, and Mrs.
Cora Green in Newark, N. J,
Connor’s Temple
At Connor’s Temple Baptist
ehjirelj PO ,1a.'it. SiiftJayJJw' pies-
saj^es Were delivered ■ bv Rev.
Brown of New Yor)?, Rev. W.
W. Whitehead and Rev. A. L.
'persons Shipp of Miami, Fla. Three
were baptized, and five
| joined the church.
Misses Leomia Pinkney and
Brenda Marshall will
Camp John Hope during
month of August as represen-
tatives of the Junior Mission
of the church.
Willie Burton will be the
j principal speaker at the Youth
| Day program on next Sunday
morning.
BaDtist Ministers Union
The United Baptist Ministers’
Union met Tuesday at St. Luke
Baptist church with the vice
president Rev. J. B. Bates, presid-i
’ n S- The sermon was delivered by! j
Rev. Davis DeBrady of Phila-|
dpl P hia - tho suest evangelist of;
^ ^ a ^ es - T' 1 *' was
Hebrews 1.1:1; subject “Faith.”
Other guests at the union
were R ev. W. D. Kent of States-
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CARDS OF THANKS
The family of the late
Virginia Steele wishes to thank
friends for the many kind ex-
pressiona of sympathy during
their bereavement. Thanks is
1 also extended to the officers,
members and Rev. W. M. K.
Miller, pastor of
Baptist church, and to Wil-
Hams and Williams
Home for kind and
service. May God bless you
all!
Mrs. Mary Mitchell, Mother
Mrs. Juanita I-ockwood,
Daughter,
Mrs. Annie Charlton, Aunt
Mr. Eugene Laury, Jr., Son.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs.
Janie Brandyburg wish to ex-
press their lhanks and a PP reci -
a,,on to the friends and neigh-
f " r kindness
card \ HoraLsjtnd donation of
cars durin B their bereavement
in the loss of their loved one.
Husband,
Mr. Johnnie Brandyburg
Daughters, Mrs. Sarah Holmes,
Mr Mary Ellen Davis, Miss Ce¬
cilia Brandyburg.
Sons, Tony Wright, James
Brandyburg.
Grand daughter, Mrs. Debra
Holmes.
Sister, Mrs. Hattie Smith.
Son-in-law, Mr. William H.
Holmes Tr
card OF TIIANKE Moselv'
Iu L i a M M Mosely wi«hn« Wlshes
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, th , \ the ,. astors offieprs
choirs l * and n members P of ; Connor’s -
Trmnle p e BaDtist Baptist church church, Rev. Rev W. w
w whitehead rastor and Tre-
m »nt Temple Bantist ehureh
r cv j m npnton mstor md
my many friends .and neighbors
f or their kindnesses during the
illness and death of my beloved
husband, Rev. William Mosely
who died July 19, 1960. I es¬
pecially like to thank the Green
family of West street
and Mrs. Rena Gore. I greatly
Appreciate the telegrams, cards,
flowers and the use of cars,
also the services of Sidney A.
Jones Funeral Home and choir
Mrs. Lula M. Mosely
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs.
Johnnie Mae Jackson Benni-
m an wish to express their
thanks and deepest apprecia-
tion to the friends,
and neighbors for their
expressions of kindness during'
their recent bereavement. Spe-
eial thanks to Bishop Potter,
members of Miller’s
and the Williams & Williams
Funeral Directors.
Husband,
Children,
Sisters and Brothers.
boro; Jim Deal, Rev. G. Brown
of New York city; and the
Home Mission representative,
Mrs. S. Wilson.
Rev. G. W. Carter is secretary,
Rev. L. S. Stell, Jr., is president.
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St. Mary’s A. M. E.
At St. Mary’s AME church
last Sunday the pastor, Rev.
Charlie Fogle, spoke from the
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JACKSON—In sad but loving!
memory of my dearest beloved
husband and our dear
FRANK JACKSON, JR. |
who departed this life August
9, 1948. |
It was twelve lonely years!
since Jesus came and looked
down on our loved one, and was i
satisfied that his work was |
done. His strength was fading,
away fast then Jesus reached i
down His hands for him and,
took the one whom we loved so i
dear in life away with Him that
he might rest. We miss our
Frankie more than words can i
ever say. My heart is empty,
sad and lonely. Nothing will
ever take it away. No one
knows the grief ar,d the tears
I shed alone for you, my dear,
but the Lord above. Nothing
seems the same any more since
I lost the only one I loved. I
can hardly make it witt
out you, Frankie, my dear. You
are away only out of sight, but
deep down in my heart you live
on. I am praying to the Lord
to comfort me that I wil be
able to . rqeet you some day
Sleep on, my darling. We will
always love you, but God loves
you best. Never be forgotten
always remembered.
Sadly missed
Wife,
Mrs. Rachel Jackson
Loving daughter,
Miss Ruth Jackson
Devoted Mother,
Mrs. Carrie Jackson
Four loving Sisters,
six dear Brothers
Host of relatives and friends
“God Speaks To Me.”
Next Sunday communion ser-
vices will be held at 3 p. m.
Tuesday night, Love feast will
be conducted at 7 p. m.
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KEMP memory
mother,
LULA grant KEMP
who passed away August 9, 1959.
Mother started on her
Just a year or so ago
Por the home which is eternal
And where blessings ever flow;
And across the ocean waters
Where the zephyrs kiss the
strand
She is beckoning back from glory,
I have reached the premised
land.
Never mind opr heavy hea|t-
aches,
Never mind our cup or rue
Never mind the grief and sorrow
Which may stab our spirits
through,
All is well with our mother
All is sweet and grand and good
From her distant home in glory
She’d not come back if she could i
Nathan, Carl, Edna, Sylvester |
and Grand Children.
Ireen Grove Bapt. Church
At Green Grove Baptist church
Rev. R. L. Lee, pastor, the Home.
Mission rendered a program!
Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Flor-
ence James waS mistress of
'•eremonies.
Samuel White is still 111 at his
home, 640 E. Waldburg street.
Mrs. Willie Mae Devoe is church
reporter.
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ULMER—Hn loving memory of
our dear uncle,
MR. JOHN WESTLEY ULMER
who departed this life, August
1959.
Words cannot tell how much
we miss you
Our lips cannot tell what to
say,
But God only knows how much 4
we love you
And miss you more each day.
Sadly missed by
The Rvals and Pennington
Families.
GRAHAM—In loving memo-
rv of our son, father and broth-
er,
JOHNNIE GRAHAM
v/ho passed away 2 years
today, August 16, 1958
It is not the tears at the mo-
ment shed
That tell of hearts that are torn
But the lonely tears of the after
years
And remembrance silently borne
Time wipes out many things
This it will wipe out never
The memory of those happy days
when we were all together.
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