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ws Of Negro ActivitiesWarren s Kindergarten gradu-ttion exercises will be held Fri-lay at 7:30 p.m. at the First Wptist Church. Sixteen girlstnd 15 boys will receive certi-ftcates of graduation Friday light.These little boys and girls will %ender their own program for /ou. They will sing for you, $peak for you, read for you. and mtertain you in general Dwight ^amar Owens and Thomas Mack Bates will offer prayer. Franz Reginald Hill will readLanese Reneeand Ihearsal. Mid-week prayer service Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Today at 5:30 p.m., The East End Faithful Few Club will Meet. Thursday the youth club will meet at 7:30 p.m. The West Side Club Np. Two will meet at the home of Mrs. Annie Gray.Friday at 7:30 p.m. the pastor and members will journey to the Morris Chapel P.B. Church of Huntsville to render a program.ihe_ scripture.CeolaStovalIti^ner,Amanda Hampton will tell about the significance of their classmotto and class colors.Joan Monica Gaines and Kar-Iliver the messageOAKLAND METHOD^TRev. Riley Slaughter, pastorOrder of service: Sundayschool 10 a.m., Mrs. Lucy Orr, superintendent, morning worship 11 a.m., the pastor will deni Reedus are doing solo partsin the group singing.The juniors in kindergarten will also be featured in a special activity on. the program.The public is invited to come and share in the performances of -these talented little pupils. Give them your support on their first graduation Please try to be^seated by 7 30. for the processional is to begin promptly a that time.J;Mrs. Emma TJT Warren isKindergarten instructorservice there will be a youth day program. Mrs. C. M. Matthews will be the guest speaker. Miss Shirley Baugh will be the guest soloist.ST. JAMES C.P.Rev. W. E. Scott, pastorOrder of service: morningworship 11 a.m., music by the junior choir, sermon by Rev. Orr. 3 p.m there will be a youth day program. Mrs. Gladys Smith will be the guest speaker.3b— • *each of these services.The homemakers club held itsmonthly meeting Monday night open song led by Mrs. L. Hurth Followed by devotion reading by Mrs. Mary Cain. The president Mrs. L. Tucker opened the house for business after a brief business discussion. Miss E. F. Lipscomb gave a very good interesting brief discussion on window treatment which v/a/s very enjoyable, after which the hostess Mrs. Ella L. Cater served open face sandwich and cokes to the ones present. The next meeting will be in August, Mrs. Clara Mae Garth will be hostess. * ' ■SILENT TEAThe progressive club of the First Baptist Church is sponsoring a “silent tea,” at the home of Mrs. M. T. Gunn Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m. You are invited to be present. I am sure you have not attended a silent tea in some lime. Don’t miss this one. There will be plenty of fun for all. The time for the silent period will be a secret until Sunday evening. Be sure and get in on the secret.c.?WEST SIDE MISSIONARYDAVIDS' TEMPLE F.B.Rev. W. E. Owtc, pastor
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Decatur Daily
Decatur, Alabama, US
Thu, Jun 09, 1966
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