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your Church dpßMMfe GREATER MT. CANAAN HONORS PASTOR IRVIN The Reverend Nathaniel Irvin will be honored Sunday, Feb. 16, at 2:30 p.m. for 16 years of leadership and dedicated service for the advancement of gospel preaching and Christian education. Reverend Sylvester Nabritt and the choir of the Mount Pleasant Baptist Church will be in charge of services. The Reverend Irvin has,' initiated many programs which have proven to be very successful for the church and community such as - Bible study groups which involve about 75 students and 18 adults, active scouting programs, Prayer Bands designed for the young and old, coordinated educational and enrichment tours. In addition to initiating and participating in programs, he has rendered many services in the area of guidance and counseling. Reverend Irvin believes that one of the greatest characteristics of a Christian is helping others. He feels that a Christian must reach out beyond the walls of his own home, community, and church and be concerned with helping all people. Everyone is invited to attend. JMh BRUCE LEE'S RON SOUL brother JASON PAI POW JORGE ESTRAGA The Chinese Flash la " n SERAFIM KARAI f-XIS QBt Ml DMMI £ r I phone 722-1866 | I * MK^p^l^kMHwvT -«k& 1 i< ww^EKSSWiK^S®i Igf3.;W kVwr / - K *BSMaS&R9RS»3p B7j 11JiB 0 W^WiTi tjfflOl (BENfirrs | i& ' jf/u/uiuffluli* 252 9 PEACH ORCHARD RD. AUGUSTA. GA. a a AND v g Druid B&rk GEORGIA PHONE f/ —_nr* am» w W M 114 4 DRUID PARK AVENUE & M [ J CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST A week of special service will be held at Moses Chapel Church of God in Christ Feb. 17-23, with different ministers and churches in charge nightly. The meeting is a special effort sponsored by the trustees for the annual building fund rally for the church. Each member is asked to rally in a big way for the church. The hour of service is 7:30 p.m. nightly and enjoy a spiritual feast. The meeting will climax on the fourth Sunday in February with the Church of God in Christ of Gifford, S.C. and their pastor, Elder James Bradham, as special guest. The public is invited to all services. Bishop R.D. Field is the pastor. PASTOR’S ANNIVERSARY SLATED REV. J.C. PHINIZY The Reverend J.C. Phinizy, pastor of Spring Hill Baptist Church, will celebrate his sixth anniversary Feb. 19th at 3 p.m. The Reverend C.I. Benefield and First Mount Carmel Baptist Church will be in charge of the services. The public is invited. PASTOR’S ANNIVERSARY The second anniversary of the Rev. Clyde Hill, pastor of Mt. Calvary Baptist Church, 1252 Wrightsboro Rd., will be observed Sunday at 2:30 p.m. The anniversary will consist of three parts, beginning Thursday night Feb. 13, at 7:30 pan. with the Springfield Baptist Church and its pastor, the Rev. E.T. Martin in charge. On Friday night the First Mt. Moriah Baptist Church and its pastor the Rev. Andrew Johnson will be in charge. The anniversary will climax on Sunday afternoon, Feb. 16, at 2:30 p.m. with the Second Baptist Church of Aiken South Carolins and its pastor the Rev. M.C. Adams in charge. ANTIOCH GOSPEL CHORUS TO CELEBRATE ITS 27th ANNIVERSARY On Sunday Night, Feb. 16 the Antioch Gospel Chorus will "celebrate its 27th anniversary at the church by presenting “Inspirational Calendar”, arranged by Mrs. Bennie Mae Williams with selections taken from Helen Steiner Rice. Mrs. Mildred Donaldson will be Narrator. This program wiß also provide “Gospel Through Songs” with visiting choirs and choruses from other churches. One of the highlights of this program will be “Reflections From The Past” where the chorus members will pay special tribute to the history of the past. A processional of all choirs and choruses will sing “We Are Marching To Zion” at 7:30 Sharp. Refreshments will be served immediately following the program in the Educational Building with Mrs. Robbie Chamberlain serving as chairman. The Rev. R.E. Donaldson is pastor. Bo's Bait & Tackle 2011 Savannah Rd. All kind of balti & tacklM Soft drinks & Baar Closed All Day Thursday your Patronage Appreciated NEWMAN'S DISCOUNT MUSIC Name Brand String & Band Instruments - Musical Instruments Repaired - Buy Used Instruments 1 159 BROAD ST. PHONE 724-9773 rffove it'd. PONTIAC MASTER LENTEN SEASON SERVICES SCHEDULED The Methodist denominations in Augusta, under the leadership of the Rev. Dr. Charles E. Wells has planned services every Wednesday, during the Lenten Season at the various Methodist Churches throughout the city. The first service was held February 12, at Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church where tne Rev. L.R. Neal was the preacher. Other services are scheduled as follows: Feb. 19, Miles Mem C.M.E., Rev. V. Bryant; 26, Trinity C.M.E., Rev. C.E. Wells; March 5, Ward Chapel A.M.E., Rev. Gene R. Dean; March 12, Williams Memorial C.M.E., Rev. R.L. Lark; March 19, St. Mark United Meth.; Rev. Washington; March 26, Mt. Zion A.M.E. Zion, Rev. T.H. Fisher. These services will begin promptly at 700 p.m. on the date indicated and will last for one hour. The public is cordially invited to attend. MEMORIAL In loving memory of Mrs. Maggie Mathews who died Feb. 17, 1974. They say time leds all sorrow, And helps us to forget, But time so far has only proved, How much we miss you yet. We think of you in silence. No one may see us weep, But many silent tears are shed, While others are asleep. Some may forget, now that 1 you are gone, But we will remember, no matter how long. Mrs. Geraldine Frazier and Mrs. Annie Bell McDaniel, daughters; and grandchildren and great grandchildren. UOHANNSEN’S ! J | Ttophies R Engraving Sporting Goods !; AWARDS OF ELEGANCE Ji Tropies, Plaques, Silverware •J EXPERT ENGRAVING j! 722-0949 ij Cor. 12th & Reynold! 11th at TELFAIR •' at MHHKBIHinB * ~ ; JniES 1 ' ’ tO®i II T Ay' UMSiI I » ■« The Rev. and Mrs. E. McKay Miller were honored during the Fifth Anniversary celebration of Belie Terrace Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Dr. Clinton Marsh delivered the message. Ek"V‘ Jb Th— i jl 2L \WiB^ r < r ßMy> '= ;; «nw < fl r > V St' * ■ 2F . r Second Providence Baptist Church holds installation services for the Rev. Raymond Thompkins, pictured with Mrs. Thompkins. —OBITUARIES MRS. OTIS WINFREY Mrs. Otis Winfrey of 1116 Seventh Ave. died Thursday Feb. 6 in an Augusta hospital. Survivors include her husband; four daughters, Mrs. Sarah Malone, Mrs. Georgia Glover, Mrs. Mary Wilson and Mrs. Shirley Winfrey; five sons, Earl Winfrey, Otis Winfrey, Jr., Joseph Winfrey, Willie James Winfrey and Isiah Winfrey; four brothers, Mannie Wallace, Joseph Wallace, Peter Wallace and Wicks Wallace, Thomson, Ga.; one sister, Mrs. Clara Hampton, Savannah, Ga. The funeral was held at 2 p.m. Monday, Feb. 10 at Miles Memorial C.M.E. Church. Burial was in Southview cemetery. Peoples Funeral Home MRS. AMIE MARSHALL The funeral for Mrs. Arnie Marshall of 216 Laney Circle, who died Jan. 30, was held at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 9, in Hammond Grove Baptist Church. Burial was in the church cemetery. Peoples Funeral Home MRS. ADDIE TANKSLEY Mrs. Addie Tanksley of New York City died Feb. 4. Survivors include four sisters, Mrs. Marie Hampton, New York, Mrs. Maude Hamilton, Montgomery, Ala., Mrs. Hettie Johnson and Mrs. Rosa Samules, Augusta; one brother, Reese Simmons, New York. Funeral services were held Feb. 9 at 4 p.m. at Tillman’s Mortuary. Rev. M.O. Tanksley officiated. Tillman’s Mortuary, Edgefield JAMES C. BOWERS James C. Bowers of Ridge Spring, S.C. died Feb. 1 at an Aiken County hospital. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Annie Ruth Bowers; two daughters, Miss Annie Bowers, Miss Diane Bowers, Ridge Spring; two sons, James Bowers and David Bowers, Ridge Spring; one sister, Mrs. Daisy Mae Raiford, Batesburg, S.C.; one brother, Elijah Mencey, Batesburg, S.C. Funeral services were held Feb. 9 at 1 p.m. at the Ridge Hill Baptist Church, Ridge Spring. Rev. J.E. Preacher officiated. Amos & Sons Funeral Home, Johnston STUART OFFICE SUPPLY 915 Broad St. 724-3512 "Every business need" ROY L. HOLLIMON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 111 till >l Ml I. I ’ - i i iMMI IO I I- LICENSE FOR CITY & COUNIV DAY OH NIGHT / \ 1402 Twelfth Street Z Home - 798 3565 L Other- 722 422?/ It. .1 I ■ ii.-tm |vM ■ • • ‘ i-.< I- ■ 1 0 If You're Looking* For Integrity, Service And Value yyno you buy a car from is just as important as what you buy. When you buy VW. you know you're buying the best. And when you buy from us, you buy more honest effort and a greater desire to satisfy than anywhere else. © RADER Volkswagen Porsche-Audi, Mercedes 3061 Washington Road Phone 733-4441 MRS. ELISE F. McCAIN Mrs. Elise McCain of 1556 Maple St. died Tuesday Feb. 4 at Blair House nursing home. Survivors include one daughter Mrs. Mae W. Whitney; one son, Rev. Paul Kelly; and a host of relatives and friends. Funeral services were held Saturday, Feb. 8 at Christian Fountain Baptist Church at 3 p.m. and Rev. W.C, Heard officiated. Dent’s Undertaking Establishment WILLIAM TWIGGS William Twiggs of 1312’zz Ninth St. died Tuesday Feb. 4. Funeral services were held Sunday Feb. 9 in Mays Mortuary Chapel Mays Funeral Home MR. ERNEST HARRIS SR. Mr. Ernest Harris Sr., of 2060 Benedict Rd., Jacksonville, Fla died Tuesday. He is the father of Herman F. Harris of Augusta. Funeral services will be held Saturday at Mt. Aarat Baptist Church. Burial will be at Rest Lawn Memorial Park. WILLIE DAVIS, JR. Willie Davis, Jr. died Tuesday Feb. 6 in New York. Survivors include father, Willie Davis Sr.; mother, Mrs. Ruth Davis; five brothers; five sisters; and a host of relatives and friends. Funeral services were held Saturday Feb. 8 at Dent’s Funeral Home Chapel at 1 p.m. Rev. R.E. Donaldson officiated. Dent’s Undertaking Est. WE ARE URGING OUR READERS TO BOYCOTT RHODES FURNITURE STORE Rhodes Refuses To Advertise With Black Owned Media. Black People Spend Too Much Money With Rhodes For Them To Boycott Us. The Augusta News-Review - February 13, 1975 - Lincoln-Douglas Day The Lincoln League observes Lincoln-Douglas Day Feb. 16, 7:30 p.m. at Williams Memorial C.M.E. Church, 1630 15th St. The Augusta community is invited to share this occasion. on cJP your National Black Network Station. National Black Network Division of Unity Broadcasting Network Inc 1350 Avenue of the Americas. New York NY Black news is good news Chaplain M.S. Cherry of Paine College will bring the message. Music will be given by the Sarah Frazier Choir of Good Shepard Baptist Church and Williams Memorial Youth Choir. Page 5