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The women of Mt. Zion
A.M.E. Church will observe
their annual Women’s Day
Services, the fourth Sunday,
September 23, 1973 at 11:15
AM.
The women’s day speaker
will be Mrs. Emma Seay, who
is a faithful member of Bethel
A.M.E. Church, and an
instructor at Ursula Collins
Elementary School.
Mrs. Willie Hazel Johnson is
chairman, and Mrs. Bertha
Gordon is co-chairman.
An interesting program has
been planned for this occasion.
The public is invited to
attend.
EASTERN STARS OF
GEORGIA (PRINCE HALL
AFFILIATE) TO VISIT
BETHEL A.M.E. CHURCH
Mrs. Florence M. Hogan, a
retired principal of Fulton
County and A Grand Associate
Matron of Eastern Stars will be
the Women’s Day Speaker at
Bethel African Methodist
Espiscopal Church, Sunday
September 16, 1973, at 11:00
A.M. Mrs. Hogan is also a
trustee of Wheate Street
Baptist Church.
The public is cordially
invited. Mrs. Bell Clark is the
overall chairman, Mrs. Ann
Curtis is the program
chairman.
NATIONAL BAPTIST
CONVENTION TOLD
ENERGY CRISIS MAY BE
GOD’S WILL
Los Angeles, Calif. - “The
depletion of our natural
resources and tragic Watergate
struggle are God’s way of
asking us to put moral content
into our lives,” Dr. Joseph H.
Jackson told delegates to the
93rd National Baptist
Convention, U.S.A., Inc., here,
today.
Environmental control,
Watergate struggle, self-help
education, first class
citizenship and convention
achievements were discussed
by Dr. Jackson now serving his
20th year as president of the
6.5 million member
organization.
“Our leaders must do
more than sit in judgment on
their compatriots, they must
sit in judgment on themselves.
“We know the needs of
America are economic and
political but our economy is
weak in many points and our
political structure is not as
fruitful as it ought to be. But
our needs in America are also
moral and spiritual.
“God wills to save us but if
he cannot save us with plently
he will visit us with famine,
floods, and other privations
that would bring us to our
knees and show us we cannot
make it without him. If he
cannot save America with her
fine cars and jet planes, it may
be he will check the flow of gas
and reduce the abundance of
fuel and freeze our
automobiles in the streets, and
ground our planes and push us
back to the horse and buggy
days.”
Dr. Jackson spoke of
morality in relationship to
Watergate.
“Watergate proves that the
sins people of this nation
commit against others, they
will, under stress and in a state
of mistrust, practice against
one another.
“When we get to the bottom
of this story with open minds,
we will discover that spying is
something all nations practice
against each other. And all of
our officials, from the
E resident down, know this and
ave condoned it.
“The morality of the
Federal Constitution is a
morality of fellowship and
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trust. When fellowship and
trust break down among the
peoples of America they will
tend to resort to the same sins
they have practiced against
other nations for their security.
The morality of the Charter of
the United Nations is also a
morality of confidence and
trust, spying will be greatly
reduced; and instead of
suspicion, doubt, mistrust and
intrigue, there would be
goodwill.
Dr. Jackson spoke of how
the 13 original colonies of this
land were born in an
atmosphere of trust.
“But partisan politics and
party mistrusts have occupied
the center of political
consciousness until we are now
engaged in a civil struggle. This
struggle, if not checked, can
impeach more than the
president..it can impeach our
American legacy.
Dr. Jackson said the hope
for America does not lie in our
military strength but in the
moral relationship between
people and the creation and
preservation of the values of
respect and appreciation for
others. Goodwill, honesty and
patriotism would lead
Americans to the same resolute
determination and avowed
fellowship that inspired and
dominated our founding
fathers.
ANNUAL HOMECOMING
CELEBRATION OBSERVED
BY ST. MARK UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
The members and friends of
St. Mark United Methodist
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“THE MARK OF INTERNATIONAL FASHION”
Church celebrated the Annual
Homecoming on Sunday,
September 9, 1973 at 2:00
p.m.
Those persons in attendance
were reused to spiritual
awakeness by a wonderful
message by the very eloquent
Rev. N.T. Young. Rev. Young
challenged the dhurch to arise
to the call and reach out to
help the larger community of
Augusta.
Many persons participated
on the very enjoyable program
including Mr. James Rosier,
guest soloist, from the
Thankful Baptist Church and
his accompanist, Mrs. Myrtle
Blout, organist for the church.
The newly renovated church
was filled almost to capacity as
many joined in the religious
celebration.
After the services, dinner
was served in the church
annex.
St. Mark United Methodist
Church is under the leadership
of Rev. T.R. Fisher, Jr. Dr.
Cecilia Shepherd is deaconess
of the church.
A FALL FASHION &
TALENT SHOW AND LITTLE
“MISS BETHEL” CONTEST
A beautiful array of fall
fashions with outstanding
talent will be presented at
Bethel A.M.E. Church Sunday
September 16, 7:00 P.M.
A “Miss Bethel” Contest will
also be presented. The little
ladies will be competing for the
Miss Bethel Title.
The public is invited.
amindls
A TERRIBLE THING
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