The herald. (Savannah, Ga.) 1945-1997, December 12, 1946, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage 2 Beth-Eden Notes Beth-Edenites turned out in swell numbers last Sunday, both at Sunday School and Worship services. •‘Paul Admonishes the Church” vas the subject of our lesson. Dea. W. E. Belser conducted Sunday school while Superinten dent Edwards gave attention to ether phases of church activities. Foreign Mission Secretary Rev. John B. Falconer, brought us the message. He was introduced by acting pastor, Rev. J. W. Der rick. Rev. Falconer spoke from Ephe tians 6:10. Finally,’my brethren, be strong in the -Lord, and in the power of His might. Subject: “ Paul pleads for phy fieal strength.” Outlines 1. There is a great warfare in progress. 2. The Christian’s weapons in this war fare are not carnal. 3. Draw ing that needed. strength from .Almighty God. 4. Using Christ, eur captain as our ideal. Sunday night our supply pas tor gave us a great message from the subject, “The promised doom on the shepherd who scattereth God’s people.” Rev. Falconer left by train to Philadelphia for final arrange ments to take his flight from New York City by plane December 19th for Liberia to carry on mission work. Bethel A.M.E. Church The Senior Choir and Gospel Chorus of the eßthel A. M. E. Church are sponsoring a joint recital at the church Monday evening, December 16, 8:30 P. M., I —mm — YOUR VISION WITH rln additional to correcting your vision and protecting your haelth, our Per- sonality Glasses will blend with your features to enhance your appearance. Visit our modern optical studios. PAYMENTS TIMED TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE TRIANGLE WINE SHOP Corner Bay and Mill Streets WHISKEY - WINE - BEER Why Walk — We Deliver Phone 3-7500 Peter C. Mavrikis, Owner Margurite Suares, Manager Service With A Smile featuripg Rev. F. W . Bagjry. ten or and Mrs. Susie Durhan],, lyric soprana. Both singers have ap peared in recitals before and re ceived the hearty ovations of their audiences. At this season of the year, the public is blessed to have such a recital given. To miss this would be robbery. The public is invited to hear this csong fest. Mrs. Freida Robinson will be the accompanist. The officers and members met the pastor on his return from the recent Georgia Annual Conference, held in Douf las, Ga., with a rising vote of appreciation and thanks to the bishop and conference for the re turn of the Rev. Bagby for anoth er year. The audience shortly after the Rev. Weston completed his sermon. All the members are ugred to be present Sunday, the pastor will deliver two sermons. Madam Cargo’s Beauty Culture graduat ing class will worship with Beth el Sunday evening. Florence P. T. A. The monthly meting of Flor ance P. T. A. will be held at the school, Monday evening, Decem ber I'th at 7:00 P. M. The meeting is being held a few days early because of the Christmas holidays. All parents are urged to attend, an inter esting program will be presented. Miss E. A. Quinney, Prince; Mrs. E. S. ,Gilbert, reporter. New format for the Bing Cros by show will feature more, dia logue and less music, without affecting the number of the Groaner’s vocals. g ' SOUTHS GREATEST JEWELERS THE HERALD Social Clubs Union To Meet There will be a joint meeting of the representatives of the So cial Clubs Union- and the repre sentatives of the Emancipation Association Friday night, Decem ber 13, 1946, at the eWst Broad Street YMCA, 714 West Broad St., at 8:00 P. M. The purpose of the meeting will be to complete plans for the cele bration of Emancipation Day, January 1, 1947. Raleigh A. Bryant, President of the Social Clubs Union. % Card Of Thanks The family of the late Mrs. El la B. Lee wish to acknowledge with grateful appreciation the kind expression!! of your sympa thy in the passing of their moth er. Daughters: Mrs. Florence Moore, Mrs. Lucy Brooks, Mrs. Marie Grimes, Mrs. Jen nie Thomas, Mrs. W. L. Major. 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The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Past Grand Chancellor, A. T. Walden, Atlanta; Grand Chancel lor, B. F. Cofer, Atlanta; Grand Vice Chancellor, Donald Thomas, Savannah; Grand Keeper of Rec ord and Seal, J. W. Reece, At lanta; Grand Master of Exchec quer, J. H. Blount, Savannah; Grand Attorney, A. T. Walden, Atlanta; Grand Prelate, Rev. D. D. Dixon, Savannah; Grand Mas ter at Arms, J. J. Bignon, Sa vannah; Grand Inner Guard, J. H. Hightower. Atlanta; Grand Outer Guard, W. G. Golden, Aalanta. Peter Lind Hayes and Robert ^.COUNTRY store POULTRY AND EGGS Cor. Jefferson and Congress Sts. 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