Bronze Reporter [Volume: 1, Issue: 29]

~Saturday, June 5, 1954

DIRECTORY
METHODIST SERVICES

Bethel Methodist. Church
_ Liberty at Twelfth Streets
The Rev. W. E. Teague, Pastor

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CATHOLIC SERVICES

| Ohureh of Christ ~Phe King
The Rev Father Norman Dukette

Thirteenth and Clifford Sts.
Sunday Service 8:30 and 11 a.m.
| Public is welcome
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DICIPLES OF CHRIST
Vermont Christian Church
1201 Lippincott Blvd.
The Rey..T. Courts, Pastor

BAPTIST SERVICES
Antioch Missionary Baptist; Church
1083 Stewart Ave.
The Rev. L. W. Pryor, Pastor
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Canaan Baptist Church
910 East Gillespie St'
_.The Rev. ~T, ~T. Newman

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Galilee Baptist Church
4418 Industrial
Rev. J. L. McClain, Pastor

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Shiloh Baptist:Church

St. John and Massachusetts Ave.~

The Rev. C. R. Neal, Pastor

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PENTACOSTAL SERVICES
Spiritual Israel
3202 Michigan Avenue
Rev. A. Mitchell, Pastor~:
Service 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m:

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Vernon |Chapel AME church.

observed Community
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community betterment.
Mr. Edgar Holt,
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| Obituary Column

BECOATS, Thomas, Jr., 826 E.}
3 months,,
died Wednesday, May 26, #954

Funeral} ~.
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Stewart) Ave. age
at Hurley Hospital.
services ~were held at 11 acm.
Saturday, May 29, 1954, from
the Chapel

officiating. Burial
rest Cemetery.

Parents, Mr. and ~Mrs. Thomas
Becoats |'Sr.; 2~ sisters, Leola

and: Patricia. Ann; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Jackson, all of Flint, ~Mr.
Mrs, Sylvester Henry of Texas;
4 uncles, Lewis Becoats and
Theron Henry, -both of Flint,
Marvin and Lester: Henry, ~both
of Texas; Arrangements ~by the.
Greene Home for Funerals, St.:
John at Garfield.

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Leona P. Grier,
1619 Clifford St., age 55, died
Monday, May 31,1954, at Hurley ~Hospital. Funeral services
were held at 11:30 a.m, Thursday, June 2, from ~Mt. Olive~
Baptist church, Rey. R. R. Turpin officiating. She -was -born
in, Lawrence, ~Kansas, August
11, 1899, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs.. George Perlilla.: ' Mrs.
Grier lived in Flint for the past
30 years. Surviving are: Husband, ~Ward M. Grier; 6 daughters, Mrs. Leola Calloway, Mrs.
Helen DeGroat; Mrs. Virginia~
Stallworth, Mrs. ~Neta G. Davis
and Miss ~Leona ~Grier,.of ~Flint,
Mrs. Lois ~Rhodes of Saginaw,
Mich.; 5 sons, George,- -Clar-.
ence, Ralph Danny and. Carlo
Grier; 17 grand- cpnteetts and
many friends.

In 1960 the Negro, American
population is 1. million greater

than that of all ~Canada.

Watkins & James.

Ali/Adnerican Don Coleman making presentation to Mrs. Gran
* Relations
Day, May 26. Distinguished citi-,
their:
achievements and services toward,
| activity.
program.chair-,
that the)
| nual Community Relation~s

| by Dr.

| Mis.
| Wm.

of Greene Home
for Funerals, Rev, Ira Watkins.
in River-'
-Surviving are:

and

tRev. David Molyneau,

|Vernon Chapel Honers Citizens

church realizes the importance. of
sommunity. participation. No longer can. institutions such as churches and other organizations be
satisfied with a limited scope of
He announced that one
of the. community ~projects for
Vernon Chapel Would be an AnDay.
A panel discussion was headed
W. A. Simms. Other members were:. Mrs. Edith | Spencer,
Marie |\Morman, Attorney
S, ~Price. III, Mr. James
Mason, and) Mr. Dennis Brown.
The general topic was:.~Achieving Education for Democracy
Through Community Participa
For their) splendid contributions toward making. our community a~-better ~place in which to
live, awards were.made by our
own, all-American, Don*Coleman.
Among. those receiving | recognition were: | Leo Keating, Mrs.
Blanche Brooks. Attorney Otis
M. Smith, W. C. Ross, Joe Lott,
Nathaniel Turner, Mrs. Granville
Franklin, George Friley, Floyd
McCrea, Mrs. A. F. Bitlex, Mrs.
J. W. Moore, John Hightower,
Mrs, J. R. Caldwell, Theodore R.
Taylor, Miss Georgetta Weaver,
Mrs. Wm. Al. Simms, Dr. E. H.
~Longman, John Wesley ' Caldwell,
~Earl Hunt, ~Miss Alice Meadows,
Rev. Fr.
~Norman A. Duk cette, Bob Eagan,
Bill Williams,

Many had) an bppottunitly to

|meet Rev. S| ~C. Davis for the
first time. He spoke briefly,
Miss Ruth) Van Zandt was at

the organ stpplying the musical
-background.

Baptist Church

Suiday, May 30, at 11:00 a.m.
the congregation of Metropolitan
~Baptist church enjoyed a wonder
ful sermon by iRev. EB. J. Timmons. His stibject was: ~Watch
Your Step~. |His text was taken

from Psalm 73:2

The ~Womanh~s Day chorus will
~meet every Tesday cat 7 o~clock
at ~the church. All ~the women of
the church. are asked to cooper
ate so that we may have an ex
cellent chorus for that -day.

Vacation Rible School will be
June 21 to July 2. Prepare to
send your child to ~Vacation Bible
School. ~He will be greatly benefited.

We were glad to see so many
attending morning worship last
Sunday.~ We|hope you and your

friends will yisit us again this
Sunday. ~, | t
Joan~ Rad ford, Reporter

Rev. E. J. 'immons, Pastor

" Aecording to reports beer that

The -Populatity contest which:

~tthe Church school ~is sponsoring

for the purpose of sending delethe National Sunday

end June 20. The -person who
sells ~the ~largest amount of tickets

~will -win -a free trip to ~the -Con
gress with all -expenses -pait.
Worship with us Sunday in.our

f|/ Morning worship at 11:00 aw.

Rev. J. S. Smith, our -pastor, will

horus.

with Sunday afternoon
p.m, during BTU. Brother
Waiker will direct the Union
through their regular servi~e.
Rev. J. S. Smith, Pastor
Annie Ruth Carr, Reporter

~Church News

The Official -board meets Sunday, June 6, at~6:00 p.m. Represehtatives from each auxiliary
are expected to be present. At

inite plans for the ensuing, year.

to attend, are welcome.:

Sunday, June 138, whieh is
Methodist Student Day the young
people of ~Bethel -will have charge
of the serviees. The
program will be presented in ~the
afternoon. The -public is invited
~to attend these services,

The Women~s ~Society of Christian Service is ~sponsoring a
Father-Son ~Banquet Saturday,
June 19..Tickets may- be obtained from any of the
~Bethel church.

Samuel P. Jones, Reporter

Rev. W. E. Teague, Pastor

Canaan Baptist
Church News

Sunday, May 30, Rev. T. T.
Newman preached an inspiring
message from the subject:
Go-Between~. The entire morning worship service was enjoyed
~by,everyone.

commended for the message he
brought to the congregation Sunday night. This was~ Brother
Thigpen~s first sermon.

The Sunday School and BTU
State Congress is in Session this
week June 1-6 in Saginaw,
Michigan. Miss Judith Shelton
of 8628% (Michigan Ave. is a
delegate to the Congress from
Canaan. Our Junior choir is to
sing|at the Congress Friday, June
4 at) 7:30 p.m.

The DuPre Victorian Choir of
Detroit will be presented ~ in
Concert at the ~Canaan Baptist

p.m.
tend this program.
The ~Gospel choir
to;present their Annual Musical
program Sunday, June 20.
Georgia Vaughn, Reporter

- Whe Missionary Sisters of New:
|Zien extend their sincere thanks;
~ito menibers and friends for their
}}eooperation with the ~Can-qpen-.
~tine~ program Sunday afterncon..

Dring the. Morning~s message.
Music will be rendered ~by ~the'|
Gospel cherus antl -the Jubilee

~Everyone ~is invited to assemble |}:
at 5:454
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Bethel Methodist |'

this meeting, we ~will make def- |44

Any interested members, who wish.

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women of

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~Brother Earl Thigpen is to be

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church Sunday, June 6 at 3:30~
The public is invited to at-/. ~ the
is. preparing |

Golden text Baptist church is
~the ~littk church with a Big
WELCOME. ~Come.and worship
with us Sundey..

Church school opens.at 9: 30
am. and morning service ~begins
at 11:80 a.m. Sunday, June 6, ab
7:30 aan. we will! -dbserve the
~Lord~s Sunper.

Every ~Wednesday we have midweek services. Wissionary meeiing cat 6:00 p.m,, Prayer meeting
at 7:30.pim., and |Choir reheaisal at S$: of pm. Come and join
us.

Rev. WwW. Eeinsd Vaughn, Pastoy -

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