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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1957
Page
7
The Mt Tabor Baptist church greets visitors for services Sunday beginning with Sunday School and a 11 am service with choir singing. The sermon, BTU at 5 30 pm, and 7 pm prayer meeting and communion are planned. Messages note new members, church events, and a sick list.
St James A M E observed Sunday with 9:30 am Sunday School led by Bro Carl S Hall. Rev Reddick preached a soul stirring morning sermon from Matthew 5 9 on can the Christian expect peace and evening sermon from Matthew 21 42. The Friendly Church invites public to join services and events.
Our Sunday School and church services are doing well. The Junior Church was organized at 3 pm by the pastor and deacon with adult members assisting. BTU gathered at 5 30 and offered a fine program. Brother J H Stephens delivered a powerful message Sunday night. The month was spiritually blessed and financially strong. Rev E M Thomas pastor Ruthie L Mincey reporter.
The Rev. Glenn O. Canfield will deliver the final sermon in a series on God on Sunday at 11 am at the First Unitarian Church. A portion of the service recognizes new members. Afterward Canfield and family take a June July vacation. Their son Glenn Jr. graduates from Antioch College in Yellow Springs Ohio. Miami Community Players perform two plays at 8:30 pm Friday and Saturday June 7 8:30 p.m. at the church Where The Cross is Made by Eugene ONeil and Noel Coward's Famed Oak.
Antioch Baptist Sunday School commenced at 9 45 a m under Superintendent Miss Jones with 11 a m devotion by Deacon Lundy The Rev W T Thompon delivered an inspiring message At 7 p m devotion was led by Deacon M J Summersett Bro Thompson preached another sermon One member was added to the church.
Sunday afternoon services featured guest speakers Sister A B Phillip Mother O Neal and Mother White with a lively session. Sunday night continued the spiritual campaign as Sister Johnson Sister L Williams and Sister Lemour spoke and Mother J Murray delivered a summary. Four received the Holy Ghost and four joined that night.
The Miami Baha'i Community invites all races and faiths to an open meeting at 7:45 p.m. Sunday, June 2. The session at the Baha'i Center 137 Milth Ave will discuss Life After Death.
Miss L Loude presented the Bethany Jr Academy graduating class of 1957 to the church. Elder Myles delivered the baccalaureate sermon on the importance of right thinking and will preach his farewell sermon on Sabbath June 1 at 11 o clock in the morning. You and friends are invited to attend.
The Ebenezer Methodist church hosts a Sunny sermon series on prayer with the pastor and Woman's Day committee chair thanking workers for a well rounded event. Proceeds fund the new parsonage. captains vie to be crowned Woman of the Day. Mrs Drucilla Sears Allen returns from New York amid family bereavement. church group sells dinners on Saturday June 1.
The Friendship Baptist Church held Sunday School and a spiritually high morning devotional led by Rev. Witchen, followed by a powerful sermon. In the evening a second sermon was delivered. The No. two choir provided morning music and junior ushers managed the day. visiting attendees included Bro. McNeal of North Carolina and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy McNeal of the city.
Temple Baptist celebrated its 25th anniversary with church partners and donors acknowledged, including Rev. James Culmer and Grace Presbyterian, Rev. N. F. Clark and St Matthew's Baptist, and Rev. J A Poirier. First Sunday services resume with Covenant meeting at 11 am and Lord's Supper in the evening. The Pulpit Aid Board plans June 9 anniversary events. Senior choir seeks Friday rehearsal and a joint choir ushers plan for Children’s Day.
St Mary's Methodist held Sunday School at 9:30 am with Harold Stuart leading classes and revealing the lesson. Services at 11 am featured the pastor, a sermon from St John 15, a high spirit, and a junior choir. A 4 pm Spring Tea followed, with Rebecca Bethel in charge and Miss Peggy Anderon among the program participants. One new member joined the church during the day.
New Bethel Baptist reports a great day with district missionary Rev. A. J. King of Fort Lauderdale preaching from Romans 3 24 and Mark 16 16. Four candidates were baptized and new members welcomed. Pastor Rev. W. K. Smith marks his tenth anniversary June 4 to 7 with nightly services led by different pastors. Ushers board celebrates 14th anniversary May 27, funds raised $426 18.
Rev A J Beard thanks city residents for support at the Woman's Day Rally on May 26. Captains Evelyn Mackey and Lucille Howard led the event, each asked for 500, but contributions surpassed that, totaling 1,086.56. Beard plans church plastering and revival meetings with Rev M J Fayson of Mt Zion AME overseeing services. worship is welcome at Mt Herman in Bunche Park.
MT. SINAI BAPTIST Sunday School began with enthusiasm last Sunday as the Cradle Roll Dept led by Mrs Sallie Farrington drew praise for the mothers and helpers. The pastor led the morning service and Rev Lang spoke at the evening service, inviting all to BTU and weekly activities.
The Church of Christ at 1263 North West 67th Street led by Pastor Al Thompson holds Sunday School at 9 30 a m worship at 11 a m and Bible class at 6 p m There is also a prayer meeting scheduled for 7 30 p m
Cor 17th Ave and 69th St lists Fr E S Clarke Jr vicar Veronica O Berry reporter with Sunday Church School Solemn Sung Mass Evensong and Various Rehearsals. St Mary's Choir Guild and All Saint Holy Day Mass times noted. Northwest ern High School senior class guest at 8 00 am on Sunday.
St Elizabeths Guild convenes at Mrs Flora Johns residence on Tuesday June 4 at 8 pm with Mrs Alice Knotwles as chairman. Members are urged to attend promptly.
The retired bishop of Fond du Lac, Hanwood Stutervant, administered the rite of confirmation to 35 at an 11 o'clock service in Tampa. Celebrant Rev Elisha Clarke led a crowded ceremony with a long procession and the hymn The Church is One Foundation. A second mass occurred at St Ann's Hallandale at 8 am, with a third service in the evening as the church outgrows its building.
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