Bronze Reporter [Volume: 2, Issue: 9]

Saturday, November 12, 1955

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Page Three, ATTEND CHURCH EVERY SUNDAY

T cHURCH
RECTORY

METHODIST SERVICE
Bethel Methodist Church

rty at Twelfth Streets
v. W. =, Teague, Pastor

Quin Chapel A. M. E.
121 E. 7th St.
Rev. James F. A, Mitchum

CATHOLIC SERVICES

Church of Christ The King
The Rev. Father Norman Dukette
Thirteenth and Clifford Sts.
Sunday Service 8:30 and 11 a. m.

- Public is, welcome:

DICIPLES OF CHRIST

Vermont Christian Charch.
1201 are Blvd. |
The Rev. T r Courts, Pastor

CHURCH oF GOD IN CHRIST
Church of God in Christ
3020 St. John St.

Rev. John Smyers

Church fo~ God in Christ

4401 Sel
Rey. James, Marke?

PENTACOSTAL SERVICES
~Spiritual Isreal
3202 Michigan Avenue: Rev. A. Mitchell, Pastor
- Service ii: 00 a. m. to 1:00 Pp. m.

Bethlehem lehawsie
918 Spencer St

BAPTIST SERVICES
Antioch Missionary Baptist: Church

7 1083 Sg ae os Ave.
The Rev. L. W. Pryor; Pastor
e *~es
James Chapel CME
1142 Campau
Sunday Services: 11:00 a. m.
|B. J. Rovd, Pastor

Canacn. eeegtal Church
910 -East Gillespie St.
The Rev. T. T. Newman
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Galilee Baptist Church. 4418 Industrial _
| i. ai McClain, ~Pastor. Shiloh Baptist ae
St. John and Massachusetts Ave.
The Rev. Cc. R Ne, Pastor

Baptist Chureh
1116 Hickory
Rev. Ira Watkins, Pastor |

New Zion silietlak Church
3517 St. John St.
Rev. J Ss. Smith

-Mt. Olive Baptist Church.. Liberty and Kennelworth -.

Rey. B. R. Turpin

~ es 2
arene Baptist Church

34 Industrial.

* Rev. E. J. Timmons
vee * al s

Unitarian: Church

803 Clifford St.
Rey. John H. Morgan
Sunday Service at 11 a. m.
Public Is Welcome

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Pastors and Church
Secretaries
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|Serving the Present Age.~
| Jeanette Bell, one of Flint~s out
Mrs. Odell Broadway To Be Guest eller
At Mt. Olive Women~s Day Program

The Mt. Olive Women under the
direction of Mrs. Ruth H. Buckner
are planning an outstanding day
Sunday, November 13. The services begin at 10:30 with the
Missionary Union in charge of the

MRS. ODELL BROADWAY

Prayer Service. The 11:00 A.M.
Service promises to be inspiring.
Mrs. Odell Broadway, one of Flint~s

outstanding school teachers

baptist Church will be the Guest
Speaker. Her subject is ~~Millstones
to Release and Things to Value In

standing Choral directress will direct a Women~s ay Chorus.
Something Differert

The Future churcii women are
presentng demonstrations of talent
at 6:30. They are presenting as
Guest Speaker, 10 year old Eleanor Jones, daughter of Mrs. and
Mrs. Julius Jones.

At 7:00 p.m. the AC. Choral
group will present a recital. Every
one knowns what an outstanding
contribution this group has made.

Can~t you see that all roads
should lead to Mt. Olive Sunday
to witness this big day?

- Mrs. Buckner. feels any one missing these services will really miss
a treat, so be on hand early-and
lets boost these women.

Mennged By Abe Myers

'~T have engaged Mr. Abe Myers
as my manger because as many
Flintites know, he enjoyes the reputation of being one of the best
chefs in this district. His food and
service has been well liked by the
public for years. I think I am fortunate in obtaining his service~,
Mr. Crawley stated.

Church of God

12th at Harrison St.

Service: 11:00

Rev. G. Williams, Pas stor

The First Church of God in Christ. 3613 St. John St.

aa cE 8-6688

Services: 12:00 noon
Rev. S.C. Coles, Pastor
Sunday School ~ 9:30

andactvie member of the Metropolitan:

Mrs.~

CHURCH HAS LOST GROUND!

by Rev. B.J: Boyd, Pastor, St. James CME

|
Rev. O.J. Steele Helps
Celebrate C. R. Neal~s

4th Anniversary

Shiloh Baptist Church - Rev. O.
J. Steele of Saginaw, Michigan will
preach the Fourth Anniversary

~<|sermon for Rev. C.R. Neal, Sunday;

November 13, 1955, at %:8u p.m.
He is bringing his choirs and entire church membership in honoc

lof Rev. Neal~s Fourth Annivesary | 1
Mrs. Elizabeth Bethea is chairman] ~

and Mrs. Maeola Buford is cochairman of the Fourth Anniver
sary committee.
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Movie night will be presented

Committee at the St. John Center,
December 9, 1955. Two religious
movies will be shown. Mrs. Ek.

Allen is in charge of tickets.
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Parents are urged to send their |

children out Tuesday evenings at
5 P.M. for choir practice at the~
church.

Gospel Music Program

Successful

Mt. Olive Baptist church - The
Friendship Club wishes to thank
all who contributed to the success
of their Gospal. Music Program
held last Sunday night. The patron
list is posted on the church bulletin board.

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Invitation is extended to any
member of the church who derires
to work on the Usher Board. The
Union Board meets every Friday
evening at 7:30 p.m.

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Prayer meeting are held every
Wednegday night et 7 p.m. Help
develop the spiritual side your life
by attending our weekly prayer,
meetings.

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You are invited to bring. a friend to the weekly Bible Class held
each Wednesday morning at 10:00
o~clock. Our bible classes will-help
you know and undestand the
teachings of the Holy Bible.

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B.T.U. workers will meet following the prayer services at 8 p.
m.

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~We. are sorry to announce that
the following members are sick,
but we do urge all to remember
them.

(At Home)
Mrs} <A. Sprye,,. Mrs. | Annie
Wheeler, Mrs. Lulie Simpson
(Hurley Hospital)
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins
Alfred J. Walker

~Reporter

Where are the youths of today?
It is the duty of the parent; mini-.
ster, and teacher to know where
the youths of today are and whate
they are doing. Youths should be

under the guidance of either one!

or the other and therefore given

~lby the Shiloh Ways and Means| Ba

By Rev. B. J. Boyd
Pastor, St. James CME

account of at all times. Most of
us are more concerned about the
family pet; than we are our children. Go to seven out of ten homes

in Flint and ask avout the tatauy!

pet. You will be given a direct answer as to wher~ it is: then ingu:re
as to where the child is and you
will be given an uninterested, ~~l'
don~t Know~. Most parents in ~lint
are too busy makng:noney to s:op!
and realize how much the youth of
today are in neca of (guluaacr

The desire for money has taien!

precedence over the tra.a.ng o. tale,
child.

The Master commanded his IcaJers

of the church to go into the hed s-s;

and highways and find tiie ~lost
sheep and bring them back to tne
fold. Youths are left floundeving in
the quagmire of sin. because vhey
have little to offer ii the way of '
financial aasistance. ~ioo i. aany
churches want to drain the youths
of their meager iinance and invest
nothing in them. We se 2y that cshey
are the church of toi:orrow, but
they should be integi~nt qd. into the
church of today. Cherch le:ders
must be unselfish in their ser ices
rendered to youths.

The church has lost.mosi of its,
youths. There is a great deci ease
in Sunday School a.tendan.:; a
greate; decrease in youth ai_endance at church servic
Not many years in the pest, Any:
youch who regarded -hin:se!f) as
somebody in the ~ommuniiy, Was

dressed his best on Sunjduy morn
ing and found in church service or

Sunday ~school.

Youths of vesterday were s2@minglywell fortified with sore religious truths an] teachings. They
knew verse after verse and could

quote long passages from the Bible
Youths of today are faced with

' program given to them by former

generation of youth. The brothel
houses and other dens of iniquity
are owned and operated by adults
| who should be guiding youths: in
the right way instead of leading
| them to destruction. Many of these
' persons are given leading positions
|within our churches. While many
persons who lead decent lives are
forced into a corner because they
~labor for God and not for man.

We must love our youths to the
extent that we will invest in them
and not exploit them. We must
~take them off of the streets and
not drive them to the streets. We
~must bring them out of the bro'thel houses and not harbor them
within for our own selfish interest.
Jesus came that we might live
more abundant:y, and that covers
~all walks of life, social, religious
Or economic. No church can be 89.

~ | biased as to think that it must not

| influence all walks of life and deal

actively with the problems _~
~ed to its youths.,

We must give. credit and encouragement to the youths who remain in the church. They are
smaller-in number but greater in
spirit and interest. Youths of today
must be led precept and example..
As dJeaders it is our duty to continue encouraging those within
and go out to convert the delinquents. }

- Catholic Church
Official Hits Attack
On NAACP [a

New York - George K. Hunton,
executive secretary of the Cat--
holic Interracial Council of New
Yo.k, and a members of the National buard of directors of the NAACP and of its Legal Delense mg
Education a Fund, said: ~The
ACP has been and remains a ee
uine American organization,~
| He pointed out that the NAACP
has received the greetings and endorsements of every President of
the United States from William
Howard Taft to Dwight D. Eisén| hower, The head of the FBI, J.
Edgar Hoover, has praised tthe
organization, |and ~Catholic Protestant and Jewish leaders have
endorsel and worxed with the ga
sociation~. |

~Athough the NAACP has often
been the victim of violence, it-has
always opposed violence,~ he ~eal
clared.

I arn sali to; ~be a part of the
NAACP organization and Catholic
Interracial Councils thoughout
the country have been glad to
work. with this g2nuine American
group,~ Hunton said.

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