Mt Tabor Baptist Fathers Day Welcome and Services
Mt Tabor Baptist extends a cordial welcome for Fathers Day with Sunday School at 9 am on Joseph a Favorite Son and 11 am Holy Baptism. The 5 30 pm BTU theme Great Personalities in Christian Education inspires an evening service. A Sunday past illuminated by Holy Ghost included a children sermon God I Love and a male chorus with Brothers James and Reynold Wright. Church workers away in summer schools include Annie L Hudson Bethune Cookman Georgene Lambert UC and Loretha Peeke Tuskegee.
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Joseph
Neo
Ondo
Jones
B.T.U
James
Reynold Wright
God
Our Church
Annie L. Hudson
Bethune Cookman
Georgene Lambert
University of California
Loretha Peeke
Tuskegee
First Unitarian Hosts June 16 Service at Dixie Highway
On Sunday June 16 at 11 am the First Unitarian Church on Dixie Highway at S W 29 Road hosts guest speaker Mrs T Pat Williams with service conducted by Mrs Alan H Rosenson. Topic based on teenage class study of comparative religions. Afterward a swim luncheon party at 10651 S W 67 Court hosted by Mrs Tow Swafford and Mrs E H Rosenstein for Mr and Mrs Wm Ryder.
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First Unitarian Church
Dixie Highway
S.W. 29 Road
T. Pat Williams
Alan H. Rosenson
Williams
Rosenson
Tow Swafford
E. H. Rosenstein
Wm. Ryder
S.W
Court
St James A M E Church Opens Credit Union Inauguration
The St James A M E Church held services starting at 9:30 a.m with Sunday School led by Superintendent Carl S Hall and lesson review by Reginald Carter. Rev A J Reddick spoke on forgiveness from Matthew 18 21 and Rev Albert Jones preached at evening service from Isaiah 6 8. The parish hall hosted the first Federal Credit Union for the church members to save and borrow, a first in the state among Methodist churches.
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A. J. Reddick
Thomas P. Johnson
Carl S. Hall
Reginald Carter
Albert Jones
OR Heights
Edadt
Jones
St. James Parich Hall
St. James
Methodist
Friendship Baptist Revival Inspires with Strong Messages
Spiritual services at Friendship Baptist featured a morning sermon on God is Fully Able and an evening message on The Keeping Power of The Lord. The day included energetic choir renditions by the number one and number two choirs and ushers, with visitors recognized from Georgia towns including Macon Savannah Vidalia and the city. Rev. J. E. McCreary leads the city wide revival ongoing now.
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Clarice Coley
Macon
Mattie Lee Davis
Savannah
Juanita Brown
Vidalia
Amanda Grooms
J. E. McCreary
Letter to the Editor on Negro leadership and salvation
R H Bennett argues in a letter that Negro leadership is non existent and the preacher holds the key to economic improvement for Negroes. He praises Booker T. Washington as a model and urges weekly preacher involvement to uplift the community. He contends leadership quality reflects on the welfare of people worldwide.
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Reeves
Bondu
USA
Booker T. Washington
R. H. Bennett
Mt Sinai Baptist Youth Day Observed with Strong Attendance
Mt Sinai Baptist reports Sunday School attendance over 200 after a brief illness absence. Rev J K Bryant of Ft Lauderdale preached at 11 o clock from Exodus with a spirited service. Youth Day activities featured the BTU program led by Miss Juanita Ford and an intermediate group program.
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Mt. Sinai
J. K. Bryant
Ft. Lauderdale
BTU
Juanita Ford
Mt Calvary Baptist Sunday program and services
Sunday School began at 9 45 with acting superintendent Roosevelt Denson presiding Rev Pickett delivered an inspiring sermon at 11 on Take Your Stand The spirit moved him A 330 pm children's day program was very good Sunday night Rev Ferguson spoke from You Must be Born Again It was a high day throughout You are always welcome.
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Pickett
Rev. Ferguson
Who's Who in Baptist America compilation announced
A national committee prepares a demographic directory titled Who's Who in Baptist America to record distinguished contributors to Christianity and education within the Baptist community. Submissions require biographical detail and sponsorship by local leaders with fees for listings ranging from ten to twenty five dollars per 100 to 150 words, plus one free copy.
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Baptist America
National Sunday School
B. T. U. Congress
L. V. Booth
W. H. Jernazin
JESCA Day Care Center News Remains Open in Summer
JESCA Day Care Center No 1 will stay open through June and July. Public registrations are welcomed at 6248 NW 15th Avenue on weekdays. Patrons Council met Sunday June 9 to discuss center operations and plans, then will suspend meetings until fall. Center No 2 staff hosted a Thursday evening gathering with games and lunch and will resume meetings in fall.
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James E. Scott Community Association
15Th Avenue
Patrons Council
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