The herald. (Savannah, Ga.) 1945-1997, November 02, 1963, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two ^CHURCH NEWS First Mt. Bethel To Observe Sixty-Sixth Anniversary i . * ► ' 7" v> » ■: / ■ • ; -C 7 O*/ i IBMife :At ■ bMHKB ^wr*" r-^ .' * ■ awiavawo - •.» -a ^A^,^.v.^^AA^■~^■^>X<• ^*^*^*^^•'^ The first Mt. Bethel Baptist Church, organized on Lumber Street near Congress Street on November 10, 1897 by the late Rev. William A. Daughtry, will celebrate the 66th anniversary of the founding of the church with a series of programs. Participating in the celebration which will begin Wednesday night, November 6 through Friday night, November 8, will be the Pilgrim Baptist Church, Rev. D. D. Hen derson; St. Luke Baptist Church, Rev. B. C. Thomas and Garvin Beth Eden Baptist Church AN EVENING OF FUN FOR ALL Friday evening, November promptly at eight-thirty o’clock there will be a program of fun and laughter in the Lecture Room of the church. A gift-wrapped box with useful articles or articles will be on sale. This will climax the “Paint Project” sponsored by Mrs. Mary J. McGee and her co-workers. Mr. J. H. Ebbs, Sr. will be in charge of the program which fol lows: Selection, “The Star Spangler Banner,” Mr. Jesse L. Kearse, Jr., Mr. Curtis V. Cooper and Chorus; Selection, “The Old Flag Never Touched The Ground”, Master Henry M. Collier, 111 and others; A song with a trick, “You Can Smile”, audience; Selection, “The Bulldog and the Bullfrog”, Messrs, Cooper and Kearse and Men’s Chorus; Song, “Smile! Smile! Smile”, Mr. Oscar Greene and Chorus; Solo, “I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles”, Miss Marie Ann Crawford and Chorus; Musi cal reading, “The Loyalty Of A Man”, Miss A. R. Ross; Solo, “Me”, tells of the woes of a very young SAVANNAH’S MOST MODERN FUNERAL PARLOR Jaynes ^Royall FUNERAL HOME, INC. Day or Night Call AD 3-2175 204 West HaU Street Frank H. Bynes, President Temple Baptist Church, Rev. L. B. Free. An enjoyable program has been planned for each night. Sunday afternoon, November 10 at 3:00 p.m. memorial services for deceased members and the celebra tion of the Lord’s Supper will be held. The public is invited to attend all of these services. The church is located at 124 West Anderson Street. Mrs. Fannie Jinks, chair lady; Mrs. Sadye Washington, co chairlady; Rev. R. V. Scott, pas tor. । romantic gentleman, Master Geof i frey L. Pate’ Solo, “The Whippoor will”, Mr. H. L. McGee and Chorus; Song, “Sailing”, Messrs Kearse and Cooper with Chorus; “Aloha Oe”, Chorus. The public is cordially invited to this program. There is no admis sion fee. James J. Edwards, clerk; Rev. Harold Baker, minister. Brampton x Baptist Church Services at Brampton Baptist Church were well attended on Sun day. Sunday School began at 9:30 a.m. with the assistant superinten dent, Sis. Turner in charge. Sunday night at 7:30 o’clock prayer service began with Deacon Brown in charge. Rev. B. Jones delivered an inspiring message from the theme, “The Lord Is My Shepherd.” The spirit was high. The No. 1 and 2 Choirs renndered music. Sunday, November 3 is Holy Communion. We are asking each and everyone to come out and join lus in this service. You are al- I ways welcome at Brampton Bap ! tist Church. Sis. Lou Turner, re- I porter. THE HERALD St. Phillip Mon. AME Church Final communion services for the conference year will be held throughout the next Sunday at the Mother Church, beginning with youth communion service during the Sunday School hour. The pub lic is extended a cordial invitation to come and receive a great spirit ual uplift. A nursery is provid ed. The men of Monumental are pressing forward with plans now in full swing for the annual Men’s Day observance which terminates on Sunday, November 10. Watch for further details and final plans. Mr. Ephraim Shuler and Mr. David L. Gamble, Sr. are chairman and co-chairman, respectively. During Sunday services we were happy to see an ardent member of this church, Mrs. Frances E. John son, who has been residing in New York City for the past year. Remember all sick, shut in and less fortunates with your visits and prayers. A cordial invitation is extended to everyone who do not regularly worship here. Let it be your de sire to worship at the church with a heart. Rev. F. D. Jaudon, min ister; Mrs. Juanita E. Perkins, re porter. Central Baptist Church During the five nights of the Church and Pastor’s Anniversary the services were greatly attend ed. Due to the passing of Rev. Cleveland the anniversary sermon was delivered by the Rev. E. P. Quarterman, pastor of Second Bap tist. He spoke to us on the sub ject of “Gratification.” The choir of Second Baptist Church render ed the music of which we were very grateful. On last Sunday morning Rev. Matthew Brown delivered the mes sage. He spoke from the sub ject, “God’s Goodness.” The Wm. Daniels and Young Adult Choirs rendered the music. The ser vices were highly spirited and we pray for continued success for Rev. Brown. Sunday will be Communion at 3:30 p.m. Our friends are always welcome to serve with us. Sympathy to Bro. Edgar Primus in the passing of his brother in Hardeeville, S. C. Second Arnold Baptist Church The members of the Second Ar nold Baptist Church are grateful to the churches, pastors and visi tors whose presence and financial support helped to make their church’s 48th anniversary and the pastor’s 24th anniversary a suc cess. Special thanks are given to Central, New Hope, Israelite and Macedonia Baptist Churches, Rev. J. E. Bailey, Rev. J. R. Connor and Rev. Thomas Scott for their participation. The total amount raised was $BOO.OO. Last Sunday’s services were in spiring throughout the day with Pastor Dingle delivering the mes mage. Sis. Rosella Green is improving at home after several days in Me morial Hospital. Let us remem ber her and other sick and shut in members with our prayers and visits. Come to Second Arnold on next Sunday. A warm welcome awaits you at all times. Rev. George Dingle, pastor. BINGO St. Pius X Gymnasuim Wednesday, November 13 7:30 P.M. Asbury Methodist Church Sunday, Oct. 27, 5:30 P.M., at Asbury Methodist Church the Young Adult Fellowship concluded their month (October) with an “Evening of Music.” The enormous Choirs that parti cipated on the program included the First Congregation Church — Mrs. Willie M. Ayers, Pianist, But ler Presbyterian Church — Mr. Thomas, Organist; Mrs. Freda Robinson Pianist, Asbury Metho dist Church — Mrs. Alzata Scott, Organist; Miss Angela Sampson, Pianist. Two solos were rendered by Mr. William Butler and Mr. Walker Durham, both soloist of Asbury’s Choir. The evening was an enjoyable one for all who attended. Friday, Nov. 1, 7:30 P.M. As bury will conclude its Annual Re vival. The Rev. William Ferguson, from Gainesville, Fla is guest min ister. Those who know Rev. Fer guson, know him as a true dedi cated revivalist. Come And Hear Him. Rev. P. Harold Gray, Pastor. Macedonia Baptist Church Sunday School at the Macedonia Baptist Church, Staley Avenue, will begin at 10:00 A.M. with the superintendennt, Dea. Alfonso Walker, presiding. Prayer ser vices are held every Tuesday night at 8 P.M. On Sunday, October 27, at 2:30 P.M. holy communion will be ob served. Every second Sunday is youth day at Macedonia. A cor dial invitation is extended to the public to attend these services at Macedonia. Rev. Asbury King, pastor; Dea Alfonso Walker, chairman. St. Luke Baptist Church The fall revival meeting will be gin at St. Luke Baptist Church on Monday, October 28, continuing through November 1. Messages will be brought nightly by the pas tor, Rev. B. C. Thomas. Prayer meeting will begin each night at 7:00 P.M., led by the women of St. Luke. The No. 1 Usher Board will cele brate their 41st anniversary on Friday night, October 25 and the Junior Choir will celebrate theirs on Sunday, October 27, at 4:00 P.M. Mrs. lona Williams is direc tor. Little Women’s Day last Sunday was a great success at St. Luke. Miss Cassandra Manning was crowned Little Miss St. Luke. The public is cordially invited to worship at St. Luke at all times. Rev. B. C. Thomas; Mrs. Sylvia E. Williams, reporter. Beauty for'/A Buy Direct bonerations - . r- From to Come Savannah's Only Complete WEBSTER. IT/ ~ j Monument IM Manufacturer Z 2 — and Save Oglethorpe Marble and Granite Co. MILTON J. LITTLE Manufacturers of Memorials in Savannah Since 1907 Plant East Broad at Waldburg St Dial ADams 2-5571 Saturday, November 2, 196! Jerusalem Baptist Church The pastor, Rev. Ervin Jennings, Jr. delivered inspiring messages at both services at First Jeru salem Baptist Church on last Sun day. Pulpit guest at the morn ing services was Rev. Anderson. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend all services at First Jerusalem Baptist Church. Rev. Ervin Jennings, Jr., pastor; Mrs. Ernestine Ervin, reporter. Union Baptist Church Sunday’s services at Union Bap tist Church are highly uplifting. Deacon E. Washington, superinten dent, was in charge of the Sunday School. After classes assembled the lesson was reviewed by Miss Shirley Conners. At the 11:00 a.m. service the pastor used as his theme, “A High way, A Way.” His theme at 7:00 p.m. was “The Almighty Shep herd.” Both sermons were enjoy ed by everyone. The Pastor’s Aid Club will serve dinners at the church on Saturday, November 2 at 12 noon. Mrs. Lillian Glover is president. Sis. Manda Simmons is ill and asking for the prayers of the church. Holy Communion services will be held at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday. A cordial invitation is extended to the public. Rev. Pete Broxton, pastor; Mrs. Alfredia Brinson, Asst. Reporter. Litway Baptist Church Little Women’s Day at Litway Baptist Church, Thunderbolt, was highly successful last Sunday. The speaker, Little Miss Bernice Chisholm, made an inspiring speech and all participants were at their best. The public is invited to attend all services at Litway. Sunday School begins at 10:30 a.m. with Mr. Clarence Wright, superinten dent, presiding. Holy communion services are held each fourth Sun day morning at 11:45 a.m. Rev. George Brown, minister; Miss Jeanette Frazier, reporter; Sis. Cora Lee Frazier, chairman. CHURCH PEWS Pulpit Furniture Budget Terms New and Used Pews Write For Catalogue HUNTINGTON SEATING CO. 1102 Vernon Street Huntington, West Virginia