Community Church Events Weekend 1967 Calendar
A series of church and community events announced for September 29 to October 1 1967 includes Bethel Missionary Baptist Church programs at Monticello Road and Mt Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church with services and a gospel concert. Also listed are a Teen Age Dance at the American Legion Post 519 DHS Quarterback Club meeting at 8:00 p.m. and a Fish Fry by the Intermediate Choir of New Jerusalem at 1415 Fletcher Street. Local organizations NAACP and Missonary Baptist associations host gatherings in Camilla Boston and surrounding areas. Reverend appointments include Rev C Robinson Rev F D Martin Jr and Rev J W King. Also scheduled are the South Georgia Missionary Baptist Association sessions September 29-30 with sermons by Rev E B Moore Rev J P Porter Rev J A Winfield and Rev R J Keaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAACP
Camilla
Georgia
Zion Grove Baptist Church
Newton
Amos Holmes
Curtis Thomas
Greater New Jerusalem
Trinity Baptist Church
Boston
J.W. King
E.B. Moore
Association
J.P. Porter
J. A. Winfield
R.J. Keaton
C.B. Johnson
Intermediate Choir of
New Jersalem
Fletcher Street
We Need Help Dec 1960s Call for Involvement in Negro School Crisis
A public appeal urges widespread involvement in desegregation issues. The speaker cites transfers of Black teachers’ children, calls for PTA and church action, and questions the value of current school arrangements while urging practical civic support.
Local Students Leave for Colleges Across the South
A series of departures notes high school students heading to colleges this September. Ronald Lindsey departs for Morris Brown College in Atlanta as a junior, Jerry Dean Green for Bennett College in Greensboro as a junior, Jeanette M Greene for Fort Valley State College as an advanced junior, Betty Jean Carter for Fort Valley State College as a freshman, and others including Col man Wilson and Christine Watkins enroll at nearby schools. Visiting relatives share updates with families around Sinkola Plantation and Melrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ris Brown College
Atlanta
Georgia
Jerry Dean Green
Bubber Green
South Street
Bennet College
Greenboro
N.C
Jeanette M. Greene
Harvey. Green
Sinkola Plantation
Fort Valley State College
Fort Valley
Neil Carter
Betty Jean
Allen Cromartie, Sr
Sgt
Otis W. Cromartie
Milwaukee Youth Rejects Violence in Open Housing Marches
Milwaukee NAACP Youth Council maintains nonviolence in nightly marches for open housing led by Rev. James E Groppi. They reject violent participants while Aldermen delay open housing ordinance and Groppi calls for withholding federal funds from segregated cities. Soybeans note appears as unrelated historical fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Naacp Youth Council
James E. Groppi
Father Groppi
Milwaukee Board of Aldermen
Wel R. Phillips
National Advisory Commission On Civil Disorders
Washington, D.C
Will the young worker get value from Social Security
Louis O. Kidd notes Social Security serves disability survivor protections and not just retirement. He cites 28 percent of contributions for disability and survivorship and says younger families with children under 22 benefit longer. He cites rising family payments from 254 to 868 and pins value on ongoing program changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis O. Kidd
Soccial
Kidd
North Broad Street
Thomasville
Georgia
Funeral notices and health updates from Peoples Funeral Home
Funeral services for Charlie Branham were held at Emunate AME Church with Benjamin Hatcher and Moses Gross in attendance. Peoples Funeral Home arranged a six month old baby transport to Emory Hospital in Atlanta in three hours twelve minutes. Lugenia B Hose of Boston died at Archbold Memorial Hospital. funeral to be announced. A 65 million retirements by 2000 projection and vending machines handling seventeen percent of US cigarette sales are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Branham
A.M.E
Benjamin Hatcher
Moses Gross
Peoples Funeral Home
Charlie Hill
Pavo
Emory Hospital
Atlanta
Lugenia B
Hose
Boston
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Birth announcements for multiple Camilla area babies in September 1967
Mr and Mrs Johnny Lee of Baconton announce Karla Michelle born September 6 1967. Mr and Mrs Charles Whites Camilla announce Vandalyn born September 8 1967. Mr and Mrs Willie Haynes Pelham announce Lesia Haynes born September 6 1967. Mr and Mrs Freddie Williams Camilla announce Keith Jerome born September 6 1967. Mr and Mrs Freddie Lane Park Camilla announce Beulah Ann born September ? 1967. Mr and Mrs William Cullen McCormick Pelham announce Anyanette Nichole born September 12 1967. Mr and Mrs Lamar Crump Camilla announce Emma Jean born September 13 1967. Mr and Mrs Henry James Watkins Camilla announce Earnest James born September 14 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Lee
Baconton
Georgia
Karla Michelle
Lee
Ollie Mae Johnson
Charles Whites
Camilla
Vandalyn
Lafayette
Whitus
Maggie Lee Gilbert
Willie C. Haynes
Pelham
Lesia Haynes
Haynes
Ida B. Haynes
Freddie Williams
Keith Jerome
Williams
Eva Saimbley
Freddie Lane Park
Camilla, Ga
Beulah -Ann
Park
Willie Bell Johnson
William Cullen McCormick
Pelham, Georgia
Dau
Ghter
Anyanette Nichelle
McCormick
Annie Ruth Atkins
Lamar Crump
Emma Jean
Crump
Vera Mae Anthony
Henry
James Watkins
Earnest James
Local Visits From Bowman and McIntyre Families
Mr and Mrs David Bowman Jr and children of St Petersburg Florida were weekend guests of his parents Mr and Mrs David Bowman Sr Also visiting were Sgt James McIntyre Jr of Fort Benning Georgia visiting his parents Mr and Mrs James McIntyre Sr Miss Minnie Lee Jackson has returned from Jersey City New Jersey to prepare for Albany State College Albany Georgia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zabeth Taylor
Garret
Milwaukee
Wis
Mattie R. Cromartie
Washington, D.C
Maggies
Darryl
Warren
Mattle Cromarties
Henry Reid
New York City
Freddie Massey
Elzy Street
David Massey
David
Ft.Campbell
Coleman Wilson
Albany State College
Augusta
Georgia
South Street
Carol Hester
Jimmy Hester
Wright Street
Ft. Valley State College
David Bowman
St. Petersburg
Fla
James McIntyre Jr
Fort Benning
James McIntyre
Minnie Lee
Jackson
Jersey City
N.J
Albany
NAACP Plans 200000 Member Recruitment Drive
New York AACP director Gloster B Current names a seven member regional campaign committee to recruit 200000 members by December 31 to top last year’s 449000. Regional chairs include Donald McCullum Oakland Keesler Montgomery Boston Mrs Jeanette Strong Gary Chester Lewis Wichita Rev S S Hamilton Augusta Raphael Cassimere Jr New Orleans and Rev Edward Hailes Washington DC. Current asks each chair to appoint a co chair. We must recruit 200000 members between now and year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gloster
Jeanette
Strong
Gary
Ind
Chester 1
Lewis
Wichita
Kans
S.S. Hamilton
Augusta
Raphael Cassimere, Jr
New Orleans
Edward Hailes
Washington, D.C
Current
Guinea Pigs Shift From Food Source to Pets in Andes
In the Andes around Lima Peru the cuy or guinea pig has shifted from a staple food to a popular household pet. Indigenous families may keep several cuy in their huts as living companions, and these small animals are no longer a major part of the diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Andea
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Bethel Missionary Baptist Church
Monticello Road
James J. Wyche
Ulyssess Marable
Grant Revels
American Legion
P.m
Douglass High School
DHS. — School
Lions
Almeta Coleman
P.T.A
C. Thomas
Mrs
Sarah Springle
Ronald Lindsey
J.C. Delaney
Peacan Street
Harsyey Copeland
Melrose Plantation
Nashmenburg, Germany
Eli
Asia
AMD Social Security
Washington
United States
Anthony G. Burns
Second Presbyterian Church
Camilla .News
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