The herald. (Savannah, Ga.) 1945-1997, February 09, 1963, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two ^CHURCH NEWS To Be Ordained To Ministry at Union Baptist «*> > y " * HiL Lie Alton Anderson Lie. Alton Anderson will be or dained to the ministry in services to be held on Thursday night, Feb ruary 14, at eight o’clock at the Union Baptist Church. Rev. L. S. Stell, Jr., pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church, will preach the ordination sermon. The public is cordially invited to attend. I The services at the Union Bap tist Church on last Sunday were inspiring throughout the day. Sun day School began at 9:45 a.m. with Dea. E. Washington, superinten dent, presiding. The pastor, Rev. Pete Broxton, preached inspirational messages throughout the day, using the theme, “A Loose Tongue” at the communion service. Pulpit guests were Rev. T. Scott, Elder W. Sim mons, Rev. B. Jones along with the sons of the church. On Sunday, February 10, at four o’clock a Bible panel discussion will be held, sponsored by Dea. E. Smith. Everyone is cordially in- This is the Catholic Church INQUIRY CLASSES ; For People who want to know about Catholic Belief and Practices Course of Instruction Begins V MONDAY, FEBRURY IL 7:00 P.M. 5T BENEDICTS CHIJREH 556 E. Gordon Street Phone AD 2-7251 "And other sheep I have that are not of this fold. Them also I must bring, and they shall hear my voice, and there shall be One Fold and One Shepherd. (John X 16) First Jerusalem Baptist Church Holy communion services will be held at the First Jerusalem Bap tist Church on Sunday, February 10, at 3:30 p.m. with the pastor, Rev. Ervin Jennings, delivering the message. A cordial invitation is extended to our many friends to come and worship with us. Last Sunday’s services were in spiring throughout the day with the pastor delivering the mes sages. One member became can didate for baptism. Don’t forget the sick and shut in members with our visits and prayers. Rev. Ervin Jennings, pastor; Mrs. Ernestine Ervin, re porter. Mt. Herman Baptist Church Services at Mt. Hermon Baptist Church on last Sunday began with Sunday School at the usual hour with Dea. A. Sheppard in charge. The lesson discussion was by Mas ter Walter Hodges. Holy communion began at 3:00 P.M. The pastor, Rev. J. H. Wil liams delivered the message from the theme, “God’s Order.” Music was rendered by the combined choirs with Mrs. Birdie Gordon at the piano. Members are asked to remem ber Sister Lucille Reynolds, Sis ter Laura Johnson and Sister Essie Green with our prayers and visits. The public is always cordially invited to visit with us at any time the opportunity presents it self. Rev. J. H. Williams, pas tor; Mrs. Helen Green, reporter. vited to attend this service and all services at Union Baptist Church. Rev. Pete Broxton, pastor; Mrs. Lillie M. Anderson, reporter. THE HERALD Founders Day At. St. Thomas AME Church A great day is in store for all who attend the Founders Day pro gram at St. Thomas AME Church on Sunday, February 10. The 11:30 a.m. guest speaker will be Mr, Julius J. Williams, a member of St. Phillip Monumental AME Church, president of the Prayer Band, treasurer of the church and a member of Mt. Moriah Lodge, of Masons. He is the owner of Williams Wholesale Produce. At 5:30 p.m. a Founders Day Tea will be presented by the Junior Choir with Benjamin Clarke as main speaker. A student at Beach High School he is an ardent mem ber of the Crusade for Voters who is also active in all phases of community life. The public is in vited to attend both services. Rev. R. L. Plummer, pastor; Mrs. Adell Black, reporter. St. James AME Church Last Sunday marked the sec ond holy communion services in the pastorate of Rev. A. L. Wash ington, newly appointed pastor of St. James AME Church. The spirit was high throughout the day as Pastor Washington brought mess ages to strengthen our faith and renew our courage during the new year. Many partook of the com munion sacrament; one was add ed to the church membership .In spiring music was rendered by the Senior Choir under the direction of B. S. Hannah with Mrs. Lottie Simon at the piano. The visitors were welcomed by Mrs. A. P. Tis dell. The spring rally will climax on March 24. All captains are dili gently working to make this ef fort a success. All members are asked to give their wholehearted support and help in making this drive successful. May we remember the sick, shut ins and those less fortunate than we with our prayers and visits. Visitors are extended a cordial invitation to worship at St. James AME Church in all services. Rev. A. L. Washington, pastor; Estella D. Williams, reporter. St. Phillip Mon. AME Church Holy communion services were highly inspirational throughout Sunday at the Mother Church, be ginning with Youth Communion service during the Sunday School hour. Pastor Jaudon delivered dynamic messages throughout the day. Dur ing the morning worship the spirit was at its peak as he spoke from the subject, “Give God A Chance.” One person united with the church. The evening hour of worship be gan at the usual hour, 7:00 P.M. The combined choirs rendered very appropriate and uplifting music throughout the day. All queen and escort partici pants of the Spring Drive are urg ed to meet at the church Tuesday evening, February 5. On next Sunday special conse cration services will be held here. All officers of each organization of this church and various repre sentatives are urged to attend. God’s blessings are asked for all sick, shut in and less fortunates. A cordial welcome is extended to everyone who do not regularly worship at the church with a heart. Rev. F. D. Jaudon, pastor; Mrs. Juanita E. Williams, reporter. First Tabernacle Baptist Church Those who braved the weather on last Sunday were rewarded in spiritual benefits, in messages preached by Pastor E. G. Lane with the Imperial Choir and Mrs. Annie L. Boles at the piano. We are happy to have Mrs. Annie Grubbs return to service. Sympathy to Mrs. Rosa Haw kins and her family in recent be reavement. This week finds Mrs. Mildred Goldwire hospitalized. Our prayers are made for her and the many shut-ins that good health soon returns. During Sunday School hour, of fering banners were awarded classes taught by Mrs. Lillian Wil son and Dea. Ernest Coleman. Motherboard and Sr. Mission this Thursday, please be with us. St. Peters AME Church The business session of the first quarterly conference was held on Friday night with Elder C. S- Stripling presiding. We were com mended for having such wonderful reports and the way we are pro gressing in the absence of our pas tor. Sunday School met at the usual hour with the asst. Supt. Gloria Baker in charge. The Fin ancial and Attendance Banners were awarded to the Senior class. The subject of the Lesson Sacred to the memory of our loved one - ri MRS. BLANCHE BRAXTON who departed this life two years ago, February 7, 1961 Shall I doubt my Father’s mercy? Shall I think of death as doom; Or the stepping O’er the threshold To a bigger, brighter room? Shall I blame my Father’s wisdom? Shall I sit enswathed in gloom, When I know my love is happy Waiting in another room? Sadly missed by Mr. Luke Brax ton, Husband; Mrs. Rosetta E. Clark, Mrs. Frances L. Holmes, Sisters; Fred D. Wright, Brother; John I. Wright, Nephew; Rela tives and Friends. IN MEMORIAM Sacred to the memory of Mrs. Blanche Braxton who departed this life February 7, 1961 The memory of whose beautiful and unselfish life, and loving ways will linger within our hearts always. Members of Alpha Chi Pi Omega Sorority. Saturday, February 9, 1963 was “The Mighty Poweroj Christ.” The lesson was reviewed' by Sis. Stripling. At the morning worship, Holy Communion WaB l held and an inspiring message was brought to us by Elder Stripling! Many visitors were present' Among them were Mr. and Mrs 1 Clarence Williams of Hutchinson Station A. M. E. Church, Mclntosh Ga. We enjoyed the encouraging remarks from our visitors and also Sis. Stripling. We are happy t 0 say that our pastor is still improv ing. Visitors are welcome at all times. Card of Thanks The family of the late Mr. Jerome Cusperd would like to ex press sincere appreciation for the kindness received during their hours of sadness. Card of Thanks The family of the late Mrs. Lil lian T. Jones wishes to take this method to express their sincere appreciation to everyone so r all acts of kindness extend them dur ing their sudden loss. Many thanks to Rev. L. S. Stell, Bethlehem Bap tist church and Steele Funeral Home. May God richly bless you all is our prayers. The McLeod, Cooper and Dorsey families In Memoriam CHISHOLM—In sad but loving memory of our dear loved one, • •••• » W I I Mrs. Sadie Lillian Chisholm who departed this life February 11, 1962 The month of February is here; To us the saddest of the year, For it was on the 11th day Our darling loved one passed away. Silent is the voice we loved to hear; Your loving smile and cheerful ways, All the ways by which she brought us, All the sorrows that she bore, All the patient love she taught us, We will remember ever more. Sadly missed by Husband: Mr. Ralph A. Chisholm, Sr. Children, Mr. Ralph A. Chisholm, Jr* Mr. Willie Chisholm Mrs. Gertie C. Keys Mr. Richard J. Chisholm Mrs. Sadie C. Stringer Mrs. Margaret C. Robinson Mrs. Gloria C. Davis Mr. Gerald A. Chisholm Mother, Mrs. Martha Davis Sisters, Brother, and gr an ' children. Rev. W. M. Greene, Pastor Mrs. Erma M. Cusperd