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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1957
Page
6
Grace Presbyterian at 6895 N.W. 14th Ave lists services led by Rev. James Culmer. Morning worship at 11:00, Westminister Fellowship at 6:00, Evening Worship at 7:30, and Sunday School at 9:30. Eddie Edwards serves as clerk.
The Incarnation at Car 17th Ave and 66th Street lists services led by Fr E S Clarke Jr with a summer schedule including Matins Solemn Mass and Sermon Church School and Bible Class Band Rehearsal St Michael's Guild meeting and Evensong. Weekday rehearsals and meetings for St Vincent's and St James Day are noted plus a strawride sponsored by the Usher Guild on Friday July 19 at 8:00.
Miss Cassandra Hortense Hanna organist at St Michael’s-i will perform in a Sunday musicale on August 1 at 5:30 pm in the church. Subscription is $1.00 and tickets are available from Guild members or sponsors. The Woman’s Auxiliary sponsors a State Tea on August 11 at Mrs David Julius’s home 68th St and Mth Ave. Mrs Julius tea chairman and Mr Hazel Saunders WA president.
Congratulations to the newly organized Incarnation Band which will make its first appearance at St Ann's Arch Hallandale Patronal Festival on July 28.
Rev A D Hall leads a lively Ebenezer Methodist Church with active Church School worship and Youth Fellowship. Four infants were baptized. WSCS installs on the fourth Sunday afternoon in regular meeting. candidates wear white dresses. Men's Day planned for October 13. pastor urges all men to participate and surpass the women’s Woman’s Day total.
The St James A M E Sunday School held a large gathering for year end activities. Eight delegates were chosen to attend the convention starting Wednesday at Pompano after morning worship. Evening service featured Amos and Luke texts and a visit to Ebenezer M E Church for another sermon. Ushers board No 1 sponsors a Virginia Key picnic Sunday at 3 PM.
Mt Tabor Baptist reports a joyful Sabbath with spiritual enrichment as Byrd returns from a Detroit meeting. While away, J P Walden and Ralph Ross led BTU efforts and urged members to join the ministry agenda. A Million Dollar Wedding promotion appears.
Elder D Williams pastor and reporter E Cooper celebrate return of saints from district meeting with a joyful report. Theme for today echoes Be God is not marked shall he also reap with a focus on faith and harvest.
Follow all lanes and streets to New Mt Moriah Baptist Church for the 4th annual Women's Day program on Sunday July 21. Mrs Venda Simpkins is chairman with Mr Sutter Coe and Mrs Erma O Neil on publicity. Rev A L Shipp is pastor.
The St Mary's M E Sunday School opened at 9 30 a m with Mrs Bertha Adderley as superintendent and lesson reviewed by Mr H Steward Services began at 11 a m with the pastor in charge who preached on Psalm 126 5 6 and Matthew 13 3 Two bellboys were noted No 2 board on duty 7 30 p m devotion led by the pastor who preached from Judges 7 21 No 1 choir served An invitation to attend the Bible Class at the church was extended.
The Laymen League of Mt Sinai presents Youth Hour on Sunday July 21 at 3 30 p m featuring Miami youths in a panel discussion on Love and Marriage. Questions on hastily formed marriages and divorces will be explored. Join in for inspiration and information.
Baptism followed by eleven o'clock worship as Jenella White Eyvonne White and Beverly Ann Scott joined Christ. Rev B D Cole of Ft Lauderdale preached at Pall Bearers Lodge No 99 installation. Evening service at Israel Bethel. July 26 marks church anniversary. Unitarian guest minister Bernard Hutner to speak July 21 11 a.m. at First Unitarian. Youth group meeting at 6 30 p.m. July 21 for reports from L R Y rs institute attendees.
Mrs Frances Baumgarner of North Miami will speak at the Miami Baháʼí Center 187 N lith Ave at 7 45 p m Sunday July 21 The Alliance members and their families are invited to attend under the topic Understanding Heart Life and faith are outlined for attendees by the Baháʼí community
New Bethel Baptist Church wrapped up a grand session of the Sunday School and BTU convention of the Seaboard Baptist Association at St. James Church in Coconut Grove. Attendees included Deacon Frank Ros, Rev W K Smith, Mrs J L Linquefield, Miss Betty Ann Briggs, Mrs A L Samples, and other delegates. Three joined and four baptized during evening worship. The Baptismal sermon was by Rev C McClary of Friendship Baptist Church from Matthew 3 15. The Pastor's Aid Club celebrates its first anniversary July 19 at 8 00 p m. The Pastor's Aid Union services are set for July 21. Mrs Susie Reeves, local president, expects large attendance. A tea by No 1 choir at Mrs A L Samples home 1901 NW 151st St. Also Willing Workers beautification club meets at Mrs Margaret Newbolds 15565 NW 158th St road at 4 p m.
Mt Sinai Baptist Sunday School attendance noted as good and junior church choir performed fitting songs. Rev John B Williams preached the 11 o clock sermon last Sunday. A special evening service was held for pastors and members of St Paul AME Church. Worshippers are invited to join.
Mt Calvary Baptist held 9 45 Sunday School led by Deacon Grady Mann and 11 00 devotions by Deacons J H Stephen and J W Johnson. Pastor preached from Exodus 14 14 Lord shall fight for you. Evening sermon titled Sin Caused It All. Junior Choir morning, Male Choir evening. Community prayer for world peace. All are welcome to worship.
Community minded citizens and clubs join James E. Scott Community Association's Summer Day Camp as sponsors. Sun shine Community Club, Dorothy Dixon, Bonnie Mae Stirrup, Rogers Williams, Farley B Neasman Sr., Stanley Sweeting thanked for support. Camp Rocky Pine near Princeton offers trail blazing cookouts and nature study for deserving youngsters.
Enthusiastic youngsters invite the public to closing programs and exhibitions. Events take place Thursday July 25 at 10 am at James E. Scott Homes Community Building, 7200 NW 22nd Ave, and Friday July 26 at 8 pm at Liberty Square Auditorium, 6304 NW 14th Ave, with adults urged to attend and show they care.
Mt Olivette Baptist held Sabbath day services on June 14 with a strong Sunday School lesson review by Deacon Hudson. A public program in the evening complemented the day, sponsored by the Sunday School and presented to members and the public.
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