Services Planned by Area Churches in July
News of Negro activities reports upcoming church events at DAVID'S TEMPLE P. B. including Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11:00. The Junior and Senior Choirs, Sister's Auxiliary, Youth Club, and various programs and club meetings are scheduled through midweek and Friday evenings. The public is invited to attend.
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News OF Negro Activities— Area Churches Plan Services
David’s Temple P. B
W. E. Owes
Dorothy Fuller
Paul Anderson
Sister’s Auxiliary
Mary Grisby
Sarah M. Garner
Westside Baptist to Host July 11 Services and Events
Services led by Rev J J McGahee and Rev Leo Owens with music by the Senior and Storrs Circle choirs. St John Choir and Beadie Gill address for deacon wives fundraiser. Rose of Sharon Club hosts Come and Go Tea at 5 to 6 p m Sunday. Missionary Society invited to Springhill at 2 30 p m Sunday. Mrs Mable Davis listed as church reporter.
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Westside Baptist
J. J. McGahee
Leo Owens
Storrs Circle
James Hill
St. Paul
Fannie Smith
St. John Choir
Beadie Gill
Wilbur
C.M.E
Moulton
Dinning
Rose of Sharon Club
The
Missionary Society
Springhill
Mable Davis
Church Activities Schedule For Week
Sunday School begins 10 30 a m with Mrs Milene Owens superintendent Morning Worship at 12 noon with pastor in charge Devotional service by officers music by Senior Choir At 230 p m fellowship with O Cannan M B Church Everyone invited Saturday 1 p m Sisters Aid Society meets at the Church All members asked to attend important business scheduled
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Milene Owens
O’cannan
Owens Family Visits Across States Mentioned
Vanerion Owens and Miss Alma Owens of Cleveland Ohio visit relatives while Mr Hawthorne Owens returns to Chicago after visiting his mother Mrs Katie Owens. Evelyn Brown and children of Decatur spend Fourth of July with sister Marjorie Stewart.
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Sandy Swoope
Alma Owens
Cleveand
Ohio
Hawthorne Owens
Chicago
Ill
Katie Owens
Evelyn Brown
Decatur
Marjorie Stewart
First Baptist of Hillsboro Sunday Services and Ordination
Rev S Hunt pastor leads Sunday School at 10 a.m and Morning Worship at 11 a.m with devotion by officers and sermon by the pastor supported by the Senior Choir. Ordination begins at 2 p.m with all officers requested. Evening service with Tried Stone Church in Courtland. Church reporter Mrs Beulah Cosby.
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Tried Stone Church
Courtland
Beulah Cosby
King’s Memorial Methodist Plans Evangelistic Sunday Service
Rev G L Russell to lead Evangelistic sermon at 11 a m with Sanctuary Choir singing spiritual and gospel selections. Church school 9 50 a m and Youth Fellowship 50 p m. midweek services and Bible study planned with multiple church groups participating. Vacation Bible School runs 3 30 to 5 30 daily until July 16. Transportation and faculty details listed.
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King’s Memorial Methodist
G. L. Russell
Janet Berniece Tapscott
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Muriel Hamilton
Frankie Pleasant
Beneeta Outlaw
Edward Dobbins
Macedonia Presbyterian
Wayman Chapel
Garner’s Memorial Churches
H. Dobbins
King’ Rice
Sandra Jones
A. K. Mosley
Patricia Sheffield
Nathan M. Washington Jr
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Fellowship Hall
Billie A. Phillips
Carrie Leslie
Commission On Education
Estelle Ballard
Gladys Smith
Billie A. Chappell
Lee. Southward
Estella Jordan
Berniece Tapscott
Eunice Russell
Ida Lee McDonald
Lovie Pates
Frederick Outlaw
Order of Service and Upcoming Church Conventions
The schedule lists Sunday services at 9 45 a m and 11 a m with sermon by Rev Freeman Barris and Holy Communion. Evening worship at 7 p m followed by a 5 45 p m B T U directed by Miss E K Gray. The 73rd Annual Session of Muscle Shoals Women s Missionary Baptist Convention meets July 21 23 at First Baptist Church in Huntsville with Sunbeam Band auxiliary and delegates from Julia Miss attend. The church is being repaired and decorated as members invite friends to attend.
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J. D. Bryant
Freeman’ Barris
B.T.U
E. K. Gray
Irev. Harris
Pat Pointer
J. D
Muscle Shoals
Literacy Is The Key Foretold By UNESCO Leader
UNESCO officials warn 700 million people cannot read or write and only 60 percent have ever been in school. Dr. Floyd Shacklock cites illiteracy as a driver of disease and poverty while noting varied national approaches and church led campaigns such as in Deir Abu Hinnis Egypt where 2000 villagers learned to read through the Coptic Church.
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David Lancashire
Jerusalem
Jordan
United Nations
Unesco
United States
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Floyd Shacklock
Committee On World Literalcy and
Shacklock
Lit-Lit
Deir Abu Hinnis
Egypt
Niles
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