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WOMEN’S DAY AT THANKFUL BAPTIST CHURCH 1st Bryan To Celebrate
64th BTU Anniversary
MRS. L. S. STEM,. JR
Morning Speaker
The annual Women’s day
gram of the Thankful
Church will be held
BepSomber 18. The speaker
for the 11 a. m, program
be Mrs. L. S. Still, Jr., and
Pilgrim Baptist Church
The weekly activities of
grim Baptist church were
attended. The joint
with 'the Jerusalem
church on Sunday was large-
ly attended although the wcat.lv
er was unfavorable. Rev.
W. Akins was guert speaker
the iV , day as Pastor
was attending the
Baptist Convention In
phia. Rev. Akins'
v“Get An Abiding
and “The Lord I, My
liend.* A business meeting
bo held Thursday, Sept.
No. 1 choir will rehearse
7:30 p. m. On Sunday,
18 at 2:30 p. m.
seme* will be held. The
versary •"* of Green w "'* Grove “V” tU Z 1
church. The No. 1 Choir
attend the anniversary of
ifoarys Choir on Friday.
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F. B. B. Senior Choir
The Senior Choir of the
Bryan Baptist Church met
the home of Mrs. Agnes
mons with the president.
Sallie Freeman, presiding.
freshmente were served by
August birthday group;
Da*by. Mrs. Dantzler,
Washington, Mjs. Braxton
MVs. Simmons.
Next meeting vy:!l be held
Thursday, September 15, in
Educational buijBig with
September birthday group
hostesses:
Deacons Christian Union
The Deacons’ Christian
met at the Little Bryan .
church. Price and
Streets. The Seatember
will toe held at fee same
tion, Friday, 7:3(w. Sheeting m. and
regular regular business Dusmess m cung wea
nesday, September 28.
C. Graham is president; E. B
INirter, vice president; and C
H. Jmkins, secretary.
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MRS. SADIE CARTLEDGE
Afternoon Speaker
speaker for the 3 p. m. program
will toe Mrs. Sadie Cartledge.
At 7:30 p. m. a youth program
will be rendered.
Mrs. Annie Mae Dandy is
chairman of the activities.
Women's Day At
^ Evergreen Bapt.
Church
women’s Day will be celebrat-
et j Sunday at First Evergreen
Baptist church.
j Sunday School begins at 10
a . ,n. with Mrs. Louise Green
: »cling as superintendent. At
11 30 Mrs. Mamie Hart will be
j Hart tJw principal is teacher speaker. at the Sol Mrs.
i Johnson school, and a member
of St. Paul Baptist church,
Baptist Training Union begins
at 6 30 P- m. with Mrs. S. M.
Norris in charge At 7:30 the
speaker will be Mrs. L. S.
Stell, Jr., a member of Bethle-
hem Baptist Church.
Leola David is general chair-
n E. A. c,«r capers S “irLLTottt'',, is pastor or tne
church.
Second c i Baptist D a* . n Church L
1 Holy Communion service will
be held in Second Baptist
Church. Houston and President
Streets, Sunday, September L 8
at 11:30 a. m. hour of wor-
ship. The wind and the rain
of Donna made it unwise to
\ hold this service on Sunday,
September 11th. The Youths
of the church will sponsor a
j Candlelight Service at 7 p. rr ->
Sunday. The Brotherhood of
j *h? church will meet following
j the Communion service
Carver Village
Church of Christ
Carver Village Church te
Christ, 1101 Cornwall Street
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m.: Morning , Worshm. ‘ 11:00
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Ev F nln * Worship, > 7:30 n P. M.
Weekly services include Bible
class > Tuesday, 8.00 P. M.;
Training class, Thursday. 8:00
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The Lord’s supper is observ-
ed each Sunday. Rev. J. W.
j Green is minister.
TUP SAVANNAH TRIBUNE, WAVANNAIJ, GEORGIA
Religious School Opens
At First Bryan Church
The Savannah Extension of
the American Baptist Theologi-.
cal Seminary began Wednes-
day night, September 14 in the
Educational Building. First Bry-
an Baptist Church, West Bryan
Street. The school is open to
ministers In"the"following" and church workers,
Courses fifelds
wiI1 be taught: The Life _ and
Teachings of Jesus, History of
the Christian Church, The His
tory of Christian Thought, and
Church Administration.
Ali churches are urged to
send their pastors and workers.
Women's Day At
Bethel A. M. E. Church
Bethel AME Church, East
Broad St. and Gwinnett Lane is
making plans for Women’s Day
to be observed on Sunday. Sept.
25, Theme “Women United for
Christian Service”
ihe speaker for the morning
service will be Miss Ruby King ;
A skit entitled “Women For Ser-
vice will be presented for the
night program by the Young
People’s department of various j
: churches.
Mrs. Hattie f. Copeland is
chairman; Mrs. Dorothy O. Free-
man, co-chairman; Mrs. Carrie
Moore, chairman, publicity
committee; Mrs. Helen S.
stringer, secretary, publicity
committee; Mrs. Maggie Stevens,
committee member; Mrs. Carrie
Anderson, committee member.
Rev. A. B. Wilson is pastor of
tfce church.
Our Past
This Week j
AN ANP FEATURE
September 6, 1901 — James B.'
Parkter, a Negro, seizes Leon F.
Czogosz after he had fired two
fatal shots at President William
MeKinnley in Buffalo, N. Y.
September 8, 1872 — William
Monroe Trotter, fiery editor of
the Boston Guardian, born in
Ohio.
, „ September . 9, 1917 Emmett
i —
;.L T Scott _ appointed special assist-
I ant to the Secretary of War,
ft c.
September „ 10, 1847 John R.
-
, hyn<’> Negro congressman from
n ’
r,oln neaI Ferriday, La.
September ^eptemoer 11 u, 1907—Dr. 1907 Dr Joserth Joseph
| H. Jackson, pres.dent of National
^ ^
September 12, 1861 — American
I Missionary Association opens first
school for Negroes at Fortress
BENJAMIN F. LEWIS
Speaker
Benjamin F. Lewis will be
the weaker for the morning
service Sunday, September 18,
at First Bryan Baptist church,
j n celebration of the sixty-
fourth anniversary of the
Training Union of the church.
Mr. Lewis, a member of St.
John Baptist Church, is on the
advisory board of the West
Broad Street Y. M. C. A.. He
is a member of the board of
j directors of the Frank Callen
Boys Club, and the Alpha Phi
Alpha Fraternity, Inc., and is
1 immediate Past Commander of
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the American Legiop Post No.
j 500.
Mr. Lewis, a native Savan-
na h!an, holds a B. S. degree
from Savannah State College,
He } k now working on a grad-
ante level at New York Uni-
j vesrity, with a major in socicl-
r g y. He Is employed as a let-
ter carrier at the Savannah
p.jstofflce.
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Central Baptist r Church
The mid-week services
wrl1 attended at Central Bap-
tlst ^ urch Serv ; CP '! ^ re
' ponrd on .account of the weath-
pr Sunday morning. Rev. Wil-
„ nn „ nn] P . p nt n P m
^ - -
Thompson attended the
a] Baptist Convention in Phil-
adelphia.
Sunday at 6 p. m. the BTU
will sponsor a Fellowship
H 01ir
Tbp f unpra i 0 f Lsalah Rob-
er t iS W iu \ 1P Friday
the church; interment
B „ rtorii g c
Mrs. Hattie Simmons of
| York City is hbme..
j September 5, 1915 — Associa¬
tion for the Study of Negro Life
and History founded bv late Dr
( T aPter <: ‘ “ oh ’ Washin ^on,
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St. Phillip Mon. AME
s1 , ates * ev ’ that Vf*” th ? largest 1 '* attend '
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anCP during his at
et ' PhiIH P Monumental A. M E.
Church was witnessed at the
communion service on Septem-
ber 4 - ™ e Trinit y Go ^
Singes of Kiermond, . Va„ . ren-
dered music along with the
combined choirs of the church.
rpv* Tb e lnr.4- last nMOftneltr quarterly meeting
tbe conference year ^ as be!d
on September 9 with Presiding
Elder J. P. Lampkin in charge. [
Ail organizations reported sat¬
isfactorily, Rev. Lampkin also
preached at the morning ser-
vice on September 11.
Jst Christ Holiness
Lanier, Ga.—The First Christ
Holiness Church Sunday School
met last Sunday. The after¬
noon service at 4 p. m was spon-
sored by Missionary L stewart
At 7 p m the communion ser-
mon was preached by the pas-
t ori Presiding Elder E. Owens,
0n Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday nights Presiding El-
der q p 0 xworth of Groveland,
Q a> be i ncharge of the
gerviegs.
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Abyssinia Bapt. Chtirch
Communion service at Abys
sinia Baptist Church on the
first Sunday was well attended.'
Pastor R. L. Byrd delivered the,
sermon. Youth day was observ-1
ed last Sunday. I
Revival meeting will begin on
Monday night, September 19.)
Prayer meeting is scheduled for !
the first week of revival and J
P reac hing the second week. 1
Guest minister will be Rev.;
Brooks. '
The Usher Board will cele- J
brate its 49th anniversary Sun
day, September 18 Dinner will
be served after the program.
Rov ' B °y d is at the Ga - Infirm *
ar V where he underwent sur-
if®ry last week.
Monroe, Va. It later became known
as Hampton Institute.
September 13, 19.38 — Henry
Armstrong, only fighter to hold
three world’s titles at the. same
time, surrenders featherweight
crown v because of r inability ■ w. to , make ,
K
September 14, 1912 — Popular
singer Billy Daniels, born Jack¬
sonville, Fla.
September 15, 1847 — Quinn
Chapel AME ehureh, oldest Negro
congregation in Chicago, founded.
September 16, 1889 — Claude
A. Barnett, founder and director
of Associated Negro Press, born
Sanford, Fla.
Jehovah's Witnesses
When the Circuit Assembly
of Jehovah's Witnesses con¬
venes September 16 at Louis¬
ville, Ga., there will be minis¬
ters both old and young in at¬
tendance for the purpose of
continuing their Bible educa¬
tional work. Each one of Je¬
hovah’s Witnesses " is a minis-
’ ' L ^ n t tr* ® I
fQf the Unit Congre
gation of savannah said, and 1
in order to do their duty ar> n *
minister they must know their
Bible ff
!
Bible education work is the
primary duty of each one of Je¬
hovah’s Witnesses, whether old
or young, he explained. To
that end each one spends five
hours or more each day attend¬
ing Bible classes or studying for
them. “All of us realized our
lack of Bible knowledge when
we were contacted by Jehovah's
Witnesses and by means of their
special topical study method of
the Bible, we became adept at
using the scriptures and see-
ng the harmony of the Bible.” 1
“Jehovah’s Witnesses all see
the Bible exactiy alike,” King
continued. “Wherever we might
go in the world Jehovah’s Wit-
nesses teach to the letter the
same doctrines and principles
and P erform the same educa-j
tional work.”
Highlighting the assembly will
be tbe widp ] v advertised lecture
.< Is Goc j interested In The Af-
faSrs of M en.” It will be giv-
^ by j A Thompson, Jr., a
district supervisor of the
Watchtower Bible and Tract
Society, Brooklyn, New York, on
Sunday, September 18, 3 p. m.
Green Grove Bapt. Church
Green Grove Baptist church,
R. L. Lee, pastor, will cel¬
ebrate its 28th anniversary and;
the pastor’s first anniversary
beginning September 19 with
the following churches parti¬
cipating:
Monday night, Sept. 19, First
Rev. E. G. Lane;
Tuesday ond Evergreen night, Baptist, Sept. 20. Rev. Sec-j R. j
Sweet; Wednesday night, Sept,
21, First Beaulah, Rev. Fred¬
die Bonds; Thursday night,
Sept. 22, Pilgrim, Rev. D. D.
Henderson; Friday night. Sept.
23, Second Bethlehem, Rev. H.
Cooper; Sunday, Sept. 24, j
Green Grove, Rev. R. L. Lee will j
preach the anniversary Hill, sermon;)
Sunday night, Zion Rev.
Willie Gwynn.
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 17, 1960
Memorials
NAILS—In loving memory of
bear husband and father, LEE—In loving memory
MR. ALEX NAILS
departed this life 10 years DEA. THOMAS B. LEE. JR.
September 16, 1950. who passed from labor to
was so useful here below reward September 5. 1949.
necded by us ali Forgotten? Never!
T« strive of vitro 4 to C\ see .OO tlfhlf why he should Though you slipped away
Quietly, silently, on that
one whom God should call. well remembered day
we have only human minds The bonds you forged
which to understand, won’t sever—
we’ll see it clearly We’ll meet again some day
wp reaf . h the promised Sincerely,
land. Thelma T. Lee(
Sadly missed by Daughter
Wife,
Mrs. Mattie Nails BROOKS—In memory of my
Daughters, dear husband
Mrs. Minnie Bryant JESSE BROOKS
Mrs. Elizabeth Brewton departed this life, Septem¬
Mrs. Loutina Ray who
Sons, ber 11, 1948.
Mr. Tony Nails He bade no one a last farewell,
Mr. Willie D. Nails He said goodbye to none; J
Grand Children His loving heart just ceased t
beat
Before I knew he was gone.
TUNIC FASHION My heart was filled with sad-
^; j ness,
My eyes were filled with tears;
God alone knows how I miss
him
At the end of these long years.
Sadly missed by
his loving wife,
Mrs. Sarah Brooks
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CARDS OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Frazier
wish to thank their many
friends for the fine way in
which they attended their
House Warming at 23-A Pound¬
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for all the lovely gifts.
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