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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1957
Page
7
Mrs Ethel Holmes wife of Prof Maurice Holmes of the University of Miami will speak at 7 45 p m Sunday May 19 at the Miami Kai Center 137 M ilth ave Her subject is Soul and Science All races and faiths are invited to attend.
Reverend L A Thompson led Temple Baptist on Mother's Day with Susan Hepburn crowned Queen for the Day and Miss G Forbes as Princess. Mothers received pins in a ceremony after the service. The second ushers board led by W Hart closes the Baby Contest Sunday at 3 30 pm. The event marks the group’s first public effort with a spicy program. The public is invited.
St Paul A M E Coconut Grove forms the Servitor Club with officers led by President Earline Bouie and Vice President Mattie Ruth Garie. Members include Ruby Byrd, Frankie Roole, Bernice Hunt, Corrine Turner, Patricia Ramsey, Eunice McGahee, and others. The youth project targets Coconut Grove teenagers with Saturday night games in the church annex supervised by F Rolle and H Jackson. invites all teens.
Enthusiasm at Ebenezer Methodist as Mother's Day turnout soars. Seven children baptized and three adults admitted to full membership. Rev. Frank Cambridge delivered a sermon on Mother. Women plan chicken dinners for Woman's Day on May 18 starting 11 AM. Call FR 4-5506 for delivery. Captains to report weekly.
Rev. Glenn O. Canfield of the First Unitarian Church on Dixie Highway at S W 29th Road will preach Cosmic Dimension as part of a series on modern concepts of God this Sunday May 19 195? The Liberal Religious Youth Group meets at 6 30 PM.
The Second Quarterly Conference will be held Friday night through Sunday led by Presiding Elder Rev D A Russell. Business sessions Friday night require written reports from all boards and auxiliaries, with financials. Sunday includes morning sermon and Sunday School led by Mrs D J Madison. all are invited to attend.
Friendship Baptist Church held a Sunday service with a Mother's Day program and a powerful pastor’s sermon. Rev W W Worlds, a church member, delivered the evening address. The No 2 choir sang in the morning and No 1 in the evening. Baptism is planned for Sunday May 19 at 7 am.
Grace Presbyterian at 6895 N.W. 14th Ave lists Rev. James Culmer as pastor and Eddie Edwards as clerk. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Westminster Fellowship at 6:00 p.m. Evening Worship at 7:30 p.m.
Elder D. Williams and Sister E. Cooper report at the School of Wisdom events held at 10 a.m. Sunday. Abraham and His God inspired classes, praising unselfish living and dedication to God, with a youth-led discussion on a mother’s devoted service. The Spiritual campaign continues at 6825 NW 20th Ave.
Bethany S D A Church services opened at 9 30 with Sabbath School honoring mothers. Charles Farrington arranged flowers. corsages went to oldest and youngest mothers. 11 o clock featured junior choir music. pastor spoke Call to Awake from John 9 4. Elders Silor McClamb and Sany Robinson visited from conference headquarters and the service focused on distributing religious literature. We invite readers to worship with us.
The Mt Sinai Baptist Sunday School drew near 300 attendees. The Cradle Roll Dept was organized with Mrs Sallie Farrington as directress. Rev and Mrs Beverly Allen and baby visited the city, while the BTU hour featured varied attractions and youthful promise for church and community service.
St James A M E celebrated a grand Mother's Day with Rev Reddick preaching on John 19 26 27 and choir No 1 providing fitting music Six women and four auxiliaries were named Mothers of the Year and committees led by Juanita Mackey and Eureka Board organized the event Budget reports showed 1326 collected toward the assessment with leaders noting who paid and who owes two dollars
The Mt Tabor Baptist Church marked Mother's Day with services from Sunday School to the 7:30 pm sermon by Rev. Alex Allen on Mother's Prayer. Corsages were given to several mothers, and a new member joined the church. Notables included Dr. E Yaeger and Deacon Thomas of St Luke Baptist. Brother Johnny Harris died May 10 with funeral at St James AME. Chicken dinners will fund the Home Missionary Society on May 18.
Fr E S Clarke Jr, vicar Veronica O Berry reporter announces Solemn Song Mass Evensong and Confirmation Instruction at The Incarnation Cor 17th Ave and 69th St with St Marys Choir Guild rehearsal Acolyte practice and All Saint Holy Day masses. Greene winners of Baby Contest named Ivan Ritchie Allison Clarke Debra Morant with sponsors listed.
Mrs Hazel Saunders and the Woman's Auxiliary express sincere thanks to all who helped make their Evening in Havana a success.
There will be a corporate communion and Spring Ingathering for all chapters of the Woman's Auxiliary on Sunday morning.
The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary will be held on Wednesday night after service.
Representing The Incarnation at the Daytona convention were Fr and Mrs Clarke Deacon H E S Reeves Messrs William Hanna Arthur Blatch and Mesdames Hazel Saunders and Altamease Jerrett Mrs Mary Turnquest from St Anne's Hallandale.
The St Marys Methodist Sunday School, led by superintendent Mrs M Culmer, hosted a Mother's Day program with Mrs Selena Farrington in charge at 11 am. Teachers read scripture and led prayers as the choir performed and ushers served. A 7:30 devotion featured talks on Motherhood and dedication, returning pianist Mrs W Higgs, and ushers. Ushers No 1 anniversary planned for 4 pm with free refreshments. Spring Tea postponed from May 19 to May 26.
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