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The Savannah Tribune • Wednesday, April 05, 2017
COMMUNITY AND CHURCH NEWS
Sol C. Johnson National
Alumni Association
Sol C. Johnson National Alumni Association pre
senting live entertainment and dancing. April 29, 2017,
6p-l lp. Come party with DJ Wesley Chisholm and Gentle
men of Distinction.
Motown Sound- Supremes, Temptations and Ray
Charles. Meet us at St. Benedict Parrish Hall 588 Gordon
St. $25.00 in advance- $30.00 at the door BYOB
Contact Geraldine Taylor- 912-232-9984 or Bettie
Kennedy 912-335-1011.
St. Pius X High School
Alumni Assoc. Meeting
If you are a former student of St. Pius X High School in
Savannah, GA from 1952-1971, join the St. Pius X High
School Alumni Association (Savannah, GA). Already a
member? Invite your classmates to join. Meet old friends
and make new fun. Fun, games and annual events. Send
your annual membership of $ 24.00 to SPXHSAA, to Wil
lis Shellman (Treas.), 10432 Gray Fox Way, Savannah, GA
31406. Monthly meetings every 3rd Saturday, 1:00 p.m. at
the Savannah Classical Academy Cafeteria. 705 East An
derson Street, Savannah, GA 31401. (Grove St. Entrance).
CRUSADERS FOREVER!
Savannah State University
Class of 1972
Members of the class of 1972 are excited as we
approach the 45th year since we received our degrees from
our beloved alma mater. We look forward to celebrating
with each of you this year at Homecoming during our class
reunion. Reunion dates during the SSU 2017 Homecoming
is October 6-8, 2017. Please do not hesitate to contact us if
you have questions.
Our email address: ssuclassofl972@gmail.com
Registration fees: $125.00 (Includes Cruise, Re
ception & Souvenir). Funds due May 1st.
Please provide the following information with
registration fees (as soon as possible): Name (First, Middle,
Maiden, Last); Mailing Address; Phone: Home and/or cell
Mail to: SSU Class Of 1972, C/O Annette Young
Thomas, PO. Box 5554, Savannah, Georgia 31414
List Your Church In Our
Church Directory
100 Women Raise Money For
Non-Profit Organizations
The 100 Women in Savannah group needs your support to
help raise money for local nonprofit organizations. They
meet four times a year for one hour to learn about organiza
tions that need funding assistance. The cost is $ 100/member
each quarter, which goes straight to the selected charities.
To learn more, contact Linda Drake at (912) 897-3936
GPB To Air Documentary
That Explores the Life of
Flannery O’Connor
Beata Productions announces the first-ever feature
length documentary about acclaimed short story writer and
Georgia native Flannery O’Connor.
The film is scheduled to broadcast on Georgia
Public Broadcasting on Tuesday, April 11th at 7pm. It has
been featured at several film festivals and won “Best Docu
mentary” at a recent Georgia Film Festival.
An icon of Southern literature, O’Connor is best
known for works such as “A Good Man Is Hard To Find,”
“Good Country People,” and “Everything That Rises Must
Converge.”
Uncommon Grace: The Life of Flannery O’Con
nor traces the people and events that would help shape
her remarkable career, including her upbringing in the
class-conscious South of the 1930s and her battle with the
autoimmune disease lupus, which would ultimately take her
life at age 39.
Bom in Savannah in 1925, O’Connor moved to
Milledgeville at age 13, attending Peabody High School
and later enrolling at what was then known as Georgia
State College for Women. After receiving a master’s degree
from the University oflowa and briefly residing on the East
Coast, she returned to the area several years later. While
residing at Andalusia, the 550-acre family farm just outside
of Milledgeville, her writing flourished.
As the film points out, the geography and people
of central Georgia played a vital role in her fiction. In fact,
the writer based many of her quirky characters on local res
idents she had either observed or heard about.
“A lot of readers get a brief introduction to Flan
nery O’Connor in short fiction collections or in a literature
class somewhere along the way,” Kurt said. “By under
standing her key life experiences, I think fans will be able
to develop a deeper understanding and appreciation for her
extraordinary work.”
Uncommon Grace features commentary from nu
merous O’Connor experts, including Kennesaw State Uni
versity professor David King, biographer Brad Gooch and
O’Connor friend William A. Sessions. The documentary,
which also includes dozens of rare photographs, has been
airing on PBS stations throughout the country.
Tabby Tales Receives
Emergency Medical Grant
Tabby Tales, Savannah, has received a $1000
Emergency Medical grant from the Petfinder Foundation.
The Petfinder Foundation Emergency Medical grant pro
gram is used to assist Petfinder members who are caring for
a pet that needs special life-saving veterinary care in order
to become adoptable.
Tabby Tales posts its adoptable pets at www.pet-
finder. com/ shelters/GA8 86 .html.
Bethesda Academy Organic
Farm & Gardens Farm Stand
Bethesda Academy Organic Fann and Garden Farm Stand,
9520 Ferguson Avenue, new hours are every Wednesday
from 3-5pm. Items include: fresh produce, seasonal vege
tables, herbs, free range eggs, a variety of plants, goat milk
soap, firewood and more. In addition, 100 percent grass fed
ground beef in various quantities are available at the fann
stand, which is raised and distributed by Bethesda Acade
my’s Cattle & Beef Operation. Specialty cuts are also avail
able.
Alumni & Community of
A.E. Beach High School
We cordially invite you to our next two alumni
meetings on Thursday, March 30, 2017 and April 11, 2017
as we discuss our plan of actions for our 150 year anniver
sary and 2017/2018 school year. Our meetings will be held
at A.E. Beach High School at 6:00pm. We look forward to
seeing you there.
Sol C. Johnson
Class Of 1968 Meeting
The Sol C. Johnson Class of 1968 will hold their
monthly meeting at Carey Hillard’s, 11111 Abercom Exten
sion, on Saturday, April 15th and May 20th at, 3 p.m.
Please come to the meeting to help us plan our
50th Class Reunion. Our 50th Reunion is scheduled for
June 15-17, 2018. We look forward to you will passing the
word around to our class mates who may not know about
our meetings or planned reunion. We need everyone’s help
and input so that we can have a successful and memorable
50th reunion.
Please come with your ideas. Contact President,
Isaac Martin (912, 257-5778) or JoAnne Mitchell (912 228-
5519) Vice President for annual dues amount.
Margaret (Mitchell) Hunter, Secretary
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ORDER OF SERVICE
Sunday School 9:00AM
Holy Communion 10:00AM
1st Sunday
Sunday Worship 10:00AM
2nd-5lh Sundays
Prayer Service
Wednesday Morning i 1:30AM
Wednesday Evening 6:30PM
Bible Smdv
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W'edncsday Evening 7:00PM
Prayer Lite 6i30-7:00a.nt, ■ t.641.715.3271.
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Tremont Temple
Missionary Baptist Church
" Whsrefamily is first and Gati is everything "
Xd. Quriilln Morris
Paftar
1110 MLK Blvd. Savannah, Ga
912-234-0167
ORDER OF SERVICE
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Sunday School
8:45AM
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Wednesday Nighl Hi bit
7;00PM
Study
Friday PrayW L2:00& 7;00PM
Saturday Prayer
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8:00AM
Fresh Fire From Heaven
Christian Church, Inc
www.freshfirefromhea ven. org
3704 Bull Street Savannah, GA
912-236-4665
Order ol Service
0:00AM
10:30AM
6:00PM
Siiinkiy School
Suiukiy Wanhip
Bible Kindy
Tuesdays
Cunununlon
1st Sunday
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New Hope Missionary
Baptist Church
"Excellence without Excuses r>
2416 MLK, Jr. Blvd, Savannah. BA 31415
Office: 1912123B 4495
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Tematr I.. Hum'll Sr.
Pastor
ORDER OF SERVICE
Sunday School 8:30 AM
Maming Worship
Service 10:00AM
Holy Communion
1st Sunday 10:00AM
Prayer Meeting
Every Wednesday 6:30PM
Family Bible Study
Every Wednesday
li :30AM
& 7:00PM
Connor’s Temple
Baptist Church
"A Church of Love. A Church of Truth"
509 W. Gwinnett St, Savannah, Ga 31401
912-232-8291
ORDER OF SERVICE
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Worship Service
10:00AM
VdlliIi Sunday School
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After Wurellip
Noonday Bible Siudy
11:00AM
followed hy bingn
Tliblc Siudy
6:00PM
Wednesdays
ITuJy Communion
lut Sunday
First Lady
Canaan Community
United Methodist Church
2401 Elgin St Savannah, GA 31404
(Next to Savannah Gardens)
912-234-3260 (office)
Order If Sendee
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Sunday School
Morning Worship
J loly Ccmminkn
2nd Sunday
Bible SlLidy
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3rd Sunday
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9.30 AM
11300AM
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6:001'M
I [ :00AM
7:00 AM
First Jerusalem Missionary
Baptist Church
4370 ACL Bind., Savannah. GA 31405
tmpowering People to Power the World"
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ORDER OF SERVICE
Man|iir C.
jHihniou, Sr.
Rctrrrnd
Sunday School
9:45 AM
Morning Worship
Service
11:15 AM
Holy Communion
1 si Sunday
11:15 AM
Bible Study
Every Tuesday
7:0OPM
Second Saint John
Missionary Baptist Church
1323 Golden Street
Savannah, GA 31415
ORDER OF SERVICE
9:30AM
11:00AM
G»^n L. Ui II. Sr,
At* for
Sunday School
Sunday Worship
Prayer Semite
Wednesdays
Bible Study
Wednesdays
Yuulh Sunday
I :-.l Sunday
(Dress down)
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7:00PM
Mt. Moriah
Baptist Church
‘Come dt Worship with An 1 Mount Aforiah
Baptist Church Fatuity"
3032 ACL Blvd Savannah, GA J1405
Liberty City Neighborhood
912-732-1204 * Like Mt. Moriah on Facebook
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KuruEnv School 5:45 AM
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Smithy Morning Worship [1:00AM
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BfthSfudv 6:30PM
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First Nazareth Missionary
Baptist Church
U23 West 44tn Street
Savannah, G A 31405
[912] 236 0719
