Bronze Reporter [Volume: 2, Issue: 20]

Saturday, F ebruary 4,

1956

THE BRONZE REPORTER

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ATTEND D CHURCH E EVERY SUNDAY

CHURCH
DIRECTORY

METHODIST SERVICE.
Bethel Methodist Church~
Liberty at Twelfth Streets

The Rev. W. E. Teague, Pastor

Quini Chapei A. M. E.

1271 EB. 7th St:
Rev. James F. A, Mitchim
VERNON CHAPEL AME
Addison and North Sts.
Lewis L. Lawrenc, Bth., D. D
Minister
Servicés: 10:45
~S &
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 Christiafi Church |
| 1201. Blvd.
| The Rev Courts, Pastor
CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
Church of God in Christ
3020 St. John St.

Rev. John Smyers.
Church of God im Christ
4401 Selb ae

Rev. James. jarkem
| | The First Chureh of God in Christ
3613 St. John St.
Services: 12:00 noon
Rev. S.C. Coles, Pastor
| Sunday School ~ 9:30 *
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Church of God
12th at Harrison St.
- Service: 11-00
Rev. G. Williams, Pastor

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

BethIechem Temple
918 Spencer St.

BAPTIST SERVICES
Antioch Missionary Baptist
Church

t 1083 agg Se Ave.
| The Rev. L. W. Pryor, Pastor

Canaan Baptist Church
910 East Gillespie St.
The Rev. Z.T, Newman

Galilee Baptist Church
4418 Industrial
|. Rev. dé: L. McClain, Pastor

| Shiloh Bavtist Church
St. John and Massachusetts. Ave.
| The Rev. CR. Neal, Pastor

Macedonia deepest Church
1116 Hickory
Rev. Ira Watkins, Pastor

New Zion Baptist Church
3517 St. John St. |
_ Rev. Z~ S., smith

| Mt Olive Haptist Church
| Liberty ~ ela ue
Rev. in

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~Metro fit Baptist Church
P3034 Industrial
Rev. E. J.

Unitarian Chureh

| ~803 Clifford St.
Rev. John H. Morgan

| Sunday Service at 11 a. m.
4 Public Is Welcome

| James Chapel CME

Timmons

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Services: 1:00 a. on.
ervices:
~Rens 7 sn Pastor~

Street Seventh Bay Adven

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Church,

3520 North Street.
' \Services 9:30 & 11 00 Sat.

Louis Kasle, President, and Dr.
H. M. Golden, General Chairman
of the 1956 Flint United Jewish
Appeal, today announced that Ellis
H. Warren, Louis Lebster and Jacob Pines have again accepted the
Honorary Co-Chairmanship of the
annual Jewish drive.

Walter W. Burton
{Elected President Of ~
Rose Of Sharon Union
The annual meeting of the Rose
of Sharon Credit Union was held
at the Rose of Sharon Lodge Hall,
4212 Maine St., Sunday, Jan. 29.
Charles Harrington, treasurer and
manager of Buick Local 599 Credit
Union, and president of the Mich
~ligan Credit Union Association,

was the principal speaker. Harrington,~ one of those who helped to
set up the Rose of Sharon Credit
Union, expressed pleasure in the
manner in which the Rose of Sharon Credit Union was_progress.ng.
-The Board of Directors, officers
and committees as indicated, was
elected. President, Walter W. Bur-)
ton; Vice president, T. W. McFall
Treasurer and manager, William
Whitson; Clerk, Roger B. Townsend; other board members are Jesse Fields, Floyd Tillman. and
James Harris. The Credit Committee is composed of Lucius Fleming,
Albert Garner, and James Blassingame, while Winston Merrimon,
John Bridge, and Richard L. River

The three honorary co-chairman
are well known for their leadership
of past campaigns of the Flint United Jewish Appeal, and have been
prominent in civic efforts in our
community. Mr. Warren was president of the Flint Community

Board of St. Joseph Hospital, Flint
Rotary Club and the Executive
Committee of the Tall Pine Boy

ent of Temple Beth EI on three
occasions and is a life member of
the Temple Board.

Mr. Lebster is one of the: pioneers of the Jewish community of},
Flint, bringing his family here in
1905. For close to 50 years, he has
inspired Jewish communal activity
of every kind, is affiliated with
both congregations in our city, a
member of B~nai Brith, the Flint

Order and the Elks.

Jacob Pines, Treasurer of the
Flint Jewish Community Council
demonstrated. his devotion to Jew
the first World War, he volunteered for service in the Jewish Legion of the British Army and served
with the Jewish outift from 1917
to 1919. He has been a member of
the Board of Congregation Beth
Israel since 1929 and served several terms as its president. He is
affiliated with B~nai Brith and
ZOA, and has given leadership to

from the Supervisory Committee.

'UJA and Israel Bond Drives. To
~WE CARE -. Private Family Room

and 6th Streets

~ Cooma

~Rey. J.P. Lawrence, Pastor

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THE

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~Chest, a member of the Advisory | Jews to Israel with the regular an
Scout Council. He has been presid-4:

Zionist Organization, the Mason

ish causes at an early age. During.

gether with his wife, he revisited
Israel Jast year.

The 1956 drive is a dual one,
combining the United Jewish Appeal Special Fund effort for $25
million plus to cover emigration
costs~ of 45,000 North Africian

nual United eJwish Appeal effort
to support the work of its three

Warren, Lebster, Pines Honorary Co-Chairman
of 1956 Flint United Jewish Appeal Drive ~

constituent agencies - the Amercian Joint Distribution Committee
New York Association for New
the United Israe] Appeal, and the
Americans. The Flint Jewish Community Council. has already agreed
to accept an additional $36,000
commitment to the Emergency Immigration Fund, over and above
the normal campaign total.

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