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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1957
Page
7
Donald Moore of West Miami will speak at the Miami Baha'i Center, 137 NW 1th Ave, at 7 46 p.m. Sunday July 28. His topic is Ininor ance and Abomination. All races and faiths are invited to attend.
Metropolitan AME outlines Sunday School lesson Gideon The Courageous for spiritual and moral guidance. Two sermons by the pastor will uplift, Teenage Choir to sing morning worship, Choir No. to provide music for evening services. Youth Day Rally ends second Sunday in August chaired by Barbara A Phillips with Johnny and Carletha Marshall. ten captains named Betty Smith Barbara Phillips Johnny Day Rudolph Clayton Carletha Marshall Jeanette Williams Carrie McPhee Barbara Oliver Laverne Gordon Evalina Williams.
Sunday School began at 9 30 with Superintendent Mrs Lucille Baker presiding A report on the Pom pano Sunday School convention by Miss Earnestine Jenkins urged greater adult attendance The pastor delivered two sermons and Cathedral Choir provided music Trustees invite all to a beach party Monday July 29 Cars depart 8 30 pm Excelsior Club marks its fourth anniversary Sunday July 28 at 4 pm at the church Miss Lucille Timmons presiding Plans for Women s Day were set after service General Mrs Marjorie Tarpley Mrs Ruth White
The Woman's Auxiliary of St Peters A O Church invites all church members and the public to a three session July fair at 1725 NW 3rd Court. The 11 a.m. Divine Liturgy features Patriarch James I, 4 p.m. hosts Mrs Emily P Graham of West Palm Beach, and 7:30 p.m. offers Mrs Gladys Davis as speaker.
Dr. Robert Carlyle Beyer professor at the University of Miami and church president will speak at First Unitarian Church on Dixie Highway at SW 29th Road this Sunday July 28 at 11 a.m. His topic is You and I and Unitarianism.
Temple Baptist announces a 11 am service Sunday with the junior choir and a 7 30 pm fourth Sunday variety program by combined choirs. The Willing Workers' Club hosts a tea at Robert Hudsons home 1521 NW 1st court Sunday at 3 pm. Auxiliaries urged to file quarterly reports. Ushers' Board No 2 celebrates carpet runners installed this week.
St Ann's Episcopal Church hosts a two day patronal festival with Solemn Evensong at 7 30 p m and a 12 noon banquet on July 28 and 29. An outdoor procession is planned for 4 p m with music by the Church of Incar nation band and a festival program at 5 p m featuring guest speaker Rev James H Hall of Ft Lauderdale. Benediction follows at 7 30 p m. A Monday games night is hosted at 8 p m at Mrs Beatrice L Hill’s home. public invitation extends to all.
Antioch Baptist Sunday School opened at 9 a.m. with the superintendent presiding. The 11 a.m. devotion, led by Deacon Lundy, centered on Looking for a Man from Isaiah 6:8, and BTU met at 5 p.m. with Mrs Volte McLeod in charge. Deacon James Robinson led the 7 p.m. devotion with choir two, Pastor Foster spoke on The Christian Passport from Nehemiah 2:1, four new members were added, and worshipers were welcomed.
Grace Presbyterian at 6895 N W 14th Ave led by Pastor James Culmer offers morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Westminster Fellowship at 6:00 p.m. and evening worship at 7:30 p.m. Sunday School is at 9:30 a.m. Eddie Edwards serves as clerk.
Members of Mt. Carmel BTU thank all participants in BTU Day Observance on July 7. Special honors go to Rev. E. T. Graham of Mt. Zion Baptist Church and MT Zion BTU president A. Brooks. Officers include L. R. Smith director and B. A. U. Deacon W. Lumpkin chairs Deacons Board.
Last Sunday a Sunday School convention in Pompano led to a glorious, inspiring service at St James AME with baptism of one infant and four adults. Rev D A Russell to visit Friday through Sunday. reports requested. men's day drive underway. urging wage earners to join the Federal Credit Union for savings.
The day featured high spirits from Sunday School to evening devotion. Pastor delivered a powerful sermon and visitor Rev. C. C. Sugg of Alabama spoke in the evening. Choirs No. 2 and No. 1 provided deep musical selections, ushers led the day, and visiting members Sis. Willie M. Lockhart and Sis. Rosa M. Washington attended.
The fourth annual Mt Moriah Woman's Day featured a strong Sunday School turnout and all female chorus. Mrs Blatch delivered a message on Women of Today Living in a Modern World. An afternoon devotion by Sisters Taylor Colson and a 7 pm service by Deacon Somersett preceded more choir singing and Mrs Clara Pearsall spoke on Axioms of Life. Total funds raised reached 1372 dollars. Venda Simpkins led the planning and thanked volunteers and friends for the success.
Triumph Church held a high attendance Sunday with the School of Wisdom lesson Caleb, Man of Faith and Courage. The YPE Band featured Eternal Prayers led by Prince R. Williams, followed by a devotional service and a sermon titled Why We Don't Baptize citing multiple scriptures. Thought for today notes salvation by grace through faith as a gift from God.
St Marys M W Sunday School opened at 9 30 a m with superintendent Mrs Bertha Adderley and teachers on post Rev Harold Stuart reviewed the lesson and delivered the sermon from St Mark 8 34 Indispensible Request The Sunday School convention meets at Key West from July 24 to 28 with buses leaving 1609 NW Sth court at 5 a m round trip five dollars For more information see Albert Carey or call FR 30193
The Incarnation at 17th Ave and 69th St posts a summer schedule with services Sundays after Matins and a 10 am service, band rehearsal, St. Michael's Guild, and weekday rehearsals. Activities include St Vincent's Acolyte Guild II, Teacher Training, Evensong, general chapter meetings, St James Day Mass, St Mary’s choir, and St Cecelia’s choir rehearsals.
Friday July 26 a bus trip to Haiti is sponsored by St Vincent Acolyte Guild. Bus departs from the church at 8 30 p m sharp.
On Sunday August 11 the Woman's Auxiliary will sponsor a State Tea at Mrs David Julius home corner 69th Street and 14th Avenue at 4 30 p m Mrs Julius serves as State Tea Chairman and Mrs Hazel Saunders is the W A president The event promises a colorful occasion and invites attendance.
On Monday night July 22 the YPSL celebrated its July birthday at Mrs Vernell Greene's home 14797 NW 17th Ct. The well attended event featured individual birthday cakes for every guest creating a colorful festive atmosphere.
The assistant minister Deacon Dodd opened Sunday School on time and led a well attended session with a strong review. Pastor introduced morning speaker Rev M W Turner of Jacksonville on A Spirit Filled Church and evangelist Rev E H aa of West Florida spoke on Regeneration. Friday July 26 marks the church anniversary closure with more services on July 29. Shout outs go to shut ins Annie Bell Collins Willie Blocker Katie Black Albertha Walker and we welcome visitors.
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