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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1957
Page
2
Metropolitan A M E opens a spiritually charged Sunday with choir No 2 performing all day. Rev J C Johnson delivers the evening message while Spirit 71 Enrichment features a prepared sermon by the pastor. Teens must attend Wednesday at 6 00 for teenage choir rehearsal.
The church celebrated a fruitful Sunday with a strong Spirit filled message by Bro. Slater on John 1 1 and Bro. Freeman on Psalm 40. Choirs performed morning and evening pieces while ushers and BTU leaders organized the day and visitors were welcomed warmly.
The Rev. Glenn O. Canfield will lead a sermon titled Opportunity Faces South at 11 a.m. on Sunday September 15 at the First Unitarian Church on Dixie Highway S W 29th Road. Church School Division begins fall term at 10 30 led by Frank Wilson with Everett Rosenstein as chairman. A Splash Party and Luncheon follow at 3905 Riviera Coral to benefit the Special Projects fund. The Jefferson Club meets at 8 15 p m discussing Family Break-up.
The Sunday service at Temple Baptist was conducted by Rev George L Saw yer with inspiring remarks. Gratitude is extended to auxiliaries and loyal supporters for their help and support during the trip to the National Baptist Convention. Dr H W Brown of Bethel Baptist Nassau will speak in the evening and is a familiar figure to many.
Schedule for The Incarnation at 17th Ave and 6th Street lists solemn masses and sermons with church school at 10 am and 6 pm, St Michael's Guild 6:30 pm, Evensong 7:15 pm, St Vincent's acolyte rehearsal 8:30 pm, St Mary's choir rehearsal at 8 pm, and St Cecelia Choir at 8 pm. There will be corporate communion for all Woman's Auxiliary chapters and Holy Baptism at the 8 am Mass Sunday. auxiliary meeting after Evensong on Wednesday. all women urged to attend.
All persons with candidates for confirmation are asked to enroll them on Wednesday night. Do you have your candidate yet. Re member, it is your duty to bring one soul to Christ.
Grace Presbyterian at 6895 N W 14th Ave lists Rev James Culmer as pastor and Eddie Edwards as clerk. Morning worship at 11 00 a m Westminister Fellowship at 6 00 p m and Sunday School are also noted.
A church lesson centered on Jeremiah needing a trusted friend as Baruch is highlighted. Memory verse urges wholehearted work as unto the Lord. Notables include college freshmen Larry Walker Connie Walden Louise Johnson at Tuskegee Institute and Carl Murray at Howard University. Also mentions chicken dinners by Sister Elizabeth Scott and a Pentecostal meeting in Brownsville led by Sis. G Williams inviting the public.
The Willing Workers' Club of Temple, led by president Deacon A. J. Hanna, marks its seventh anniversary Sunday at 3:30 PM with a spicy program. The group has contributed notably to church work and the public is invited to attend.
Fragmentary notice notes a Sunday service at 10:30 AM at the Unitarian Church on Dixie Highway near SW 29th Road with reference to Rev. Canfield and church school activities.
The Mt Calvary Baptist Church lists services with Rev W P Tarpley as pastor. Edna E Thompson attended morning and evening services. Sunday School began at 9 30 am. The 11 am devotional by Bro Lang featured the junior choir and a sermon on I Am Satisfied With Jesus. A 7 pm prayer service was led by Deacon Slaughter. Home from hospital is Sis Floyd. The church sent best wishes to students leaving for college and reminded members to visit the sick.
Mt Sinai Baptist held Sunday School at the usual hour with a Christian Youth led worship by Rev John Polite. The pastor is away on vacation visiting his daughters in Illinois and Wisconsin. Sympathy extended to Spencer Murray on his mother’s death. Oran Guild presents Mesdames Josephine Malloy and Bessie Bethune in a cultural feature Monday at 8 p.m. April 16. You are invited.
Rev Blaine preached inspiring sermons inspiring two youths to join the church Sunday morning and four at night. Attendance totaled 84 with a collection of 8.78 dollars. Superintendent Mrs Lucille Baker presided at the banner class To II Bible priced at 2.30 dollars. Sis Lucas is ill in hospital and visits are urged for the sick.
The Ushers Union Association, led by president and founder David Hudson, prepares for a 25th anniversary program on Sunday at 3 o'clock at Mt. Olivette Baptist Church NW 1st Court with Rev. I. C. Mickins preaching. Members meet at Mt Zion Baptist Church at 1:30 pm escorted by Oliver's Cornet Band. Pastor Rev. Mickins invites pastors and member churches in the Greater Miami area to attend.
St Marys Missionary Wing reports a Sunday School session led by Mrs Bertha Adderley with Rev H V Stuart reviewing the lesson. An adult class won the banner while the pastor led the 11 am service and a 7 30 devotion. Rev R H Johnson of Deerfield Beach preached from Acts 3 4. A tea for Women of St Marys is announced at 3 30 Sunday at 1609 NW 5th Court with donation $1 and refreshments free.
The Mt Tabor Baptist Bible School hosts a spirit of cooperation and uplifting singing. Rev Byrd rests in flowers as prayers for recovery continue. Willing Workers' Club sells chicken and fish dinners in the church dining room Saturday at noon, call numbers provided, and invites an after-service program Sunday night September 22 led by club captains and officers.
A church news note instructs reporters to limit church items to 200 words double spaced. News beyond the specified inches will be rewritten. To ensure publication in the current issue, material must arrive at the office by 5 p.m. Tuesday.
St James A M E welcomed Madame Macol J Dunmore Mat tie Harris and Ira M Williams into full membership last Sunday. Rev Reginald Carter preached passionately. Teachers and students urged to attend 9 30 am classes in the new Parish Hall. ACE League invites youth during service. Evening sermon at 7 30 pm followed by an old fashion revival Sept 16 to 20 led by Dr J D Washington pastor of Fort Pierce St Paul AME and nephew of the late C S Long Sr All members and friends are urged to attend all events.
Mrs Emily Bethel chair of the local Spiritual Assembly of the Baha i Assembly of Miami will speak on The Power of the Holy Spirit at 7 45 p m Sunday Sept 15 at the Baha i Center 137 NW 11th Ave All races and faiths are invited to attend.
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