This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1957
Page
6
Thomas Baumgartner a North Miami businessman and former teacher will headline the Miami Baha i Center talk at 1837 NW 11th Ave at 745 p.m. Sunday June 30. He will present God's Continuous Creation and extend a cordial invitation to all races and faiths.
Rev Mason delivered a soul stirring sermon in the morning and evening at Mt Zion. Music was provided by choir No 2. A Willing Workers Club group departed Sunday for Nassau on a sightseeing island tour visiting Friendship Garden and Civic Club friends. Members include Sally Mason president Ethel Primus Carrie Lou Arnold and Essie Mae Walker.
On Saturday June 29 at 7 p.m the Knife and Fork Club of the First Unitarian Church will sponsor a buffet supper at the church on Dixie Highway at S.W. 29th road. On Sunday June 30 at 11 a.m Prof. Richard B. Royce of the University of Miami will discuss "The Cult of Culture" as guest speaker, with Eugene W. Kahle Jr. leading the service.
NEW MT. MORIAH Sunday School was at its best with a large number in attendance. The Holy Spirit was in evidence during the morning devotion. The junior choir and ushers were in charge. Rev. Jackson delivered a wonderful sermon. The BTU began its devotion at 5 p.m. and a very inspiring program was rendered by the young people. At 7 p.m. the devotion was conducted by Deacon Suter. Praise and songs of Zion were rendered by choir No. 2 and ushers No. 1. The pastor was blessed with the grace of God, to bring another inspirational message. Welcome visitors. Don’t forget Friday June 28 Choir number woe will sponsor a musical program.
A motor trip to West Palm Beach will bring the choir to sing for the Ministers and Deacons Union. Rev. George L. Sawyer preaches at Temple at 11 p.m. and Rev. Ernest Hutcheson at 7 715 p.m. Choir number two, led by Mrs. M. Hepburn, prepares to serve all day. Auxiliaries continue quarterly reports and plan a July 4 church ground dinner ale. The public is invited.
Sunday School opened at 9 30 with Deacon Alexander leading the 11 a m devotion Rev Dolphus spoke on The Ransom of a Kidnapped Victim from 1 Tim 2 6 Choir number two furnished music Evening service at 7 led by Deacon Harrington with Rev McWesley speaking on Supernatural Mountain Top Experience from Mark 9 1 2 The crowd enjoyed the services Our revival begins Monday night July 1 Rev P W Williams in charge Readers are urged to attend to serve the Lord
On June 16 Salter's Chapel AME held Fathers Day and Men's Day with Rev Archer Gallon as chairman guiding 12 captains to raise $100. Sunday School was led by Superintendent Bro Storr. An all men choir performed at 11 o'clock and Rev W M Gallon preached. At 7 p.m. speaker C W Seniors of Seniors Funeral Home addressed the gathering. The pastor and organizers thanked all helpers for a successful day.
Antioch Baptist Church held a timely service led by superintendent Mics Jones with the lesson God’s Steadfast Love. Rev J L Harris preached Almost a Christian from Acts 6:28 and Rev W T Thompson was ordained at 3 pm with a charge from 1 Timothy 4:17.
The congregation held a busy Sunday with a 11 a.m. service and a heart warming sermon by the pastor. Ushers' board one visited Coconut Grove for St Mary’s anniversary then joined a Calendar Tea for Women’s Day hosted by Mrs Odessa Williams. At 5 30 p.m. the BTU met with Deacon John Phillips in charge and at 7 p.m. the pastor delivered another sermon. Rev J S Blake and choir joined in an after service. Won’t you worship with us this Sunday Women’s Day with guest speaker Mrs C F Clark.
The St Marys M W Sunday School opened at 9 30 am with superintendent Mrs Bertha Adderley and teachers at their posts The pastor led the 11 am service from St Mark 6 46 48 The evening devotion followed with Genesis 46 48 The straw ride to Richmond Heights is planned for Friday night buses depart at 8 pm from the church The church invites all to attend with Mrs A Higgs assisting as organist
On Sunday Friendship Baptist held an early baptism and Sunday services led by Rev. W F Johnson of Georgia. The congregation welcomed visitors as two choirs performed and ushers served. The revival concluded with 48 souls connected and praise to Jesus.
The second quarterly conference of the year was held at Triumph Church with high spirit from opening night. Elder W Joe Roberts of Perrine delivered an inspiring sermon and host pastor D Williams closed the meeting. The day featured a feast after discussing God's Steadfast Love.
A church summary notes a glor ious devotional service led by presiding bishop R C Glanton. It mentions deliverance and announces Vacation Bible School continuing through July 5. A Thought invites reflection that a town needs a church and urges listening to the inner spiritual call to get right with God.
Mt Calvary Baptist observed Woman's Day on the fourth Sunday in June with Mrs Lavonia Brown leading classes and devotion by Sis Minnie Lee Stephens and Ella Mae Wilcox. Evelyn Blanche spoke, No 1 choir led worship, Usher Union met, and Mary Lou Jackson delivered an inspiring evening sermon. Heavenly Stars sang with spirit as Willing Workers met Juanita Grant. News notes mention committee pause until fall and Walter White pursuing studies.
New Bethel Baptist celebrated the third anniversary of its ushers' board with Elder G W Rogers as morning speaker from Job 16 19 and Rev C J Burney as afternoon speaker from St Mark 4 38. Deacon R L Taylor received a decorated cake for leadership. Monies raised totaled 480 dollars. A barbecue event is planned by the Willing Workers Beautification Club for June 29 at 8 p.m. at 15565 NW 158th St Road. The church hosts the Ministers and Deacons Union June 28–30 and invites the public.
The Mt Tabor Baptist congregation held Sunday School led by Sister Mabel T Roberts and a fiery 11 am prayer service. Rev W M Newkirk preached on The Value of Remembering God from I Timothy 1 11 and Ecclesiastes 12 1 11. A scholarship donation of 100 was presented to Emily Terrell via Northwestern High from the Bertie Baldwin Foundation.
Ebenezer Methodist Church reports a highly successful Woman's Day with guest speakers Mrs Athalie Range and Mrs {. C. Mickins delivering talks. The event featured music by Miss Pernella Mae Cobb and Mrs Gladys McFord, plus contributions from German Singers and Angelic Gospel Singers. Total donations reached 2501.45, short of the goal by about 200, and captain Nellie Graves was named Woman of The Year with 249.67 contributed.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.