Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 23]

. neapolis, Minn.

FROM THE PEN
_of Rev. GH. | Williams

By Rev. G. H. Williams

Who is Jesus? Jesus was the one perfect man. Nowhere
we find any records of His having sinned. Jesus~ relation
to God is quite unique. Again and again in the Bible, we
find Him stating that He is God~s messenger sent to reveal
to man the true meaning of love and life eternal. He be
life.

It is not by chance that the core of Christianity lies with.
in the life of Jesus... the perfect man and the loving Son
of God the Father. For, it pleased God that the fulfillment
of His word was brought about tlfough the love and suffering of His Son Jesus, The highest expression of the truth
of God~s word is found in the life of Jesus. -His life and

subsequent death are~ manifestations of the matchless love |:

of God who gave His only begotten Son that all who believed
in Him and his word would be saved and given eternal life.
The base of the Christian faith rests on this ern of
God~s love and mercy.

Through faith, charity and service to the church, man
can perfect himself and become a living symbol of all that
Jesus died for on the cross. So it is that the true Christian
finds the real symbol of his ffaith not in any abstract object
or principal of reigion, but in Jesus, who gave His life that.
His brethren might also become Sons of God.

Jesus set the perfect exammple of the good life of ~a
humble and charitable being. He is the bread. of life and
~ithe Savior of the world. Jesus said in St. John 31:25 ~1
a the resurrection and the life. He that believeth on ~me
though he die, yet shall he live again.~~
= closing, let us remember the words of the poet who
Sai

~Nothing reveals character more than
self-sacrifice So the highest knowledge
we have of God is through the gift of

His Son.~~ ~wWilliam Harris

Announce Education
Advisory Appointment

BALTITMORE, Md.~Dr. Nick tion. Dr. Mackintosh is presiAaron Ford, head of the English| dent of the National) Council.
Department of Morgan State| The other two English schblars
College, has recently been noti-, who will serve on the commitfield of his appointment to a tee with Dr. Ford are Dr. James
three-man Resolutions Commit-'Mason of Alabama and. Dr.
tee to prepare resolutions for James R. Squire of the Univerag annual convention of the sity of California.

ational Council of Teachers of} pr. Ford. has been active in
English next November at Min-| he affairs of the Council for

| the past eight years. In addition
|to this new assignment, he is a
|member of the Board of Direc| tors, and of the Committee on
~International Cooperation,

BRONZE REPORTER, SAT. MAR, 2, 1957

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Flint 5. Michigan

queathed to the world the inspiring example of the peqiest

~Montgomery.

~ITS EVEN. NOW_Midland
chess players forced the inter
match Py trouncing the Flint
team ge acon a The win
SE Rag ote =

ner ~of ~te ~thira~ maior will.
possess the ~little brown jug~

city tournament into e third until next year~s tourney. (Lit.Rt.) Dana ~Sudsbhoroygh. Mid-.

Sime sat top player, Lavern Mor
he epee aes a ne. Sak j= - a

gan, Flint~s only winner and
team captain, Charles Starnes,
Midland~s captain. who- got a
draw with Flint~s: Y. Z. Fer
~

By ROBBIE CRUMP

The Andrew Jerikins of Loth
op street opened their beauti-ul home to the members and
~riends of the Male Chorus of
Warren Ave. Baptist Church}.
last Sunday afternoon at 3:30
p.m, in {observance of ~ the
group~s annual dinner. For the
occasion Mrs, Jenkins, who is
said to be one of Detrot~s best
cooks, served sizzling hot, fried
chicken, macaroni and. cheese,
giblet casserole, green peas, ice
cream, cake, punch-and hot (of
course coffee.

Those who enjoyed the affair
were Mr. and Mrs, George Lloyd
(president), Mr. and. Mrs. Herbert Burns, Mr. and Mrs, Garrett Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
White, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar RobThomas, Mr. and Mrs. Herman.
inson, Mr. Silas McLaughlin, Mr.
John Harris, Mr. Arron Staple
Sr.; 2

Mr. Alto McCarthy, Mr. Truitt
and: Mrs. Ethel. Williams, ~organist for the group.

Visitors were Mrs. Emma Kay,
Mrs; Mary Loyd, Mrs. Lou Ella
Taylor, and Mrs. Bessie Smith,
sister of the hostess.
The group wish ~fo express:
their thanks to the Jenkins and
want them to know they enjoyed it very much.
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Carmel Baptist Church, 3700
Russeil, have completed plans
to began their pastor~s 4th anniversary. He is Rev. J. D.

Rev. Montgomery organized:
the church four years ago on
Harper and St. Antoine, with
three members. They stayed
there only for a short time before moving to a building on
Russell at Palmer, where they
remained for almost two years
until they purchased the present
building.

The membership has tripled
by one hundred times. They
now have fifteen auxiliaries,
three choirs, a. pianist and an
crganist.

Rev. Mongomery is young in
age-and in the ministry, and. we
think much praise should be
given this young couple on their
achevements,

Mrs, Montgomery ~(Mae Frei.
ces) is church pianist. She
studied at.Wayne_ University
and is employed as a typist. for
the city.

The series of services will
start Sunday, March 3, at 3 p.m:
with Rev. N. H. Dawsey and
members of the Goodwill Baptist Church: Monday through
Friday at 8 p.m. the following
with their congregation will ap
pear
Rev. A. King of Devoted Bap
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BERNHARD-EAG LESON cO., INC. |

Members of the Greater Mt.:

+Essie Curry, Mrs, Eva Brown
-|next Sunday with a fellowship.. 4

of God In Christ, Rev. W. R.
Matthews, Warren Ave.

Sunday will climax the services with Rev. J. Caldwell and
Burnette Baptist. Church~ and
Rev. W, Williams, Chapel Hill.

You are cordially invited ~to
attend..Mr. Odessie Long is
chairman of the board of deacons, Mr. Willie Washington
(former Tribune contest runnerup) is superintendent of Sunday
School. |

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Rev, Robert Turpin, pastor of
the Mt. Olive Baptist in Flint,
will be gest speaker at the
Greater King Solomon:Church,
4th at Forest, ~Sunday, March
3rd, at 11:a.m. Why not. ~slip~
away from. your ~home -church,
just this time and hear the dynamic speaker. He is a a ipro{duct of Morehouse College~ and
Cornell + ~University. ~His ~:" two

inaw areas das dentis lta:
The Messiah Bapt i1Chairch,

Humboldt.at pian,~ packed | one

not ~evén ~Troom,r4-on

Sunday, Febi "24, at..pam.2
The purpose of thei meeting
was to show honor, to the pastor,
Rev. T. C. Simmons, on. completion of his first anniversary.
The Quadruple Fellowship
was in charge of. the program
while at the same time observing ts eighty-sixth meeting.
The meeting is held the 4th
Sunday in each month. It consists of four church groups, the
Warren Ave., Oakland Ave.,
Messiah and True Love Baptist
Churches with pastors, respectively, Revs. W. R. Matthews,
Sr.,
and T. C. Simmons.
Participating in Rev, Simmons~ anniversary program

were: Rev. Matthews, master of|}

ceremonies; selections from a
choir of each church. Rev. Wilson spoke in honor of the host
pastor. Mrs. Minnie James made
presentations..

Program - committee included
Mrs. M, James,: Mrs, Willie
Moss, Mrs. Ruby Henley and
Mrs. Lula F. Hawk.

Decorating ~committee: Mrs.
lee Miss Litha Walker and Miss
Maggie Simuel;. publicity committee: Mrs. Gladys Henderson,
Mrs. Mattie Thompson and Mrs.
Blanche Reese; food committee:
Mrs, Elizabeth Jones and Mrs.
Willie Harris; finance committee: Mr. Morgan Rucker and
Mr, Cliff Curry.

s+ ~

The members of Greater New

Mt, Moriah Baptist Church,

-| 2627 Blaine, are in the midst of |}

a huge rally to be terminated

hour in |the lower auditorium
of the church.

Sunday, Feb. 23, the Michigan |}

Club (the members are divided

into groups representing dif
ferent states) presented a grand
musical featuring the Young
Adult Choir of the New Mt.
Moriah Baptist Church

comed the guests; Mrs. Sophronia Mitchell of Chapel Hill

~| two

J. W. Wilson, E. N. Cox

on

Here And There

tist, Rev. A. G. Wright and New, i
Harmony, Rev. Ramsey, Sweet
Home, Rev. W. Dockery, Church

in charge.

Mrs. Ann Brown is secretary
to the pastor, Rev. J. S. Murray.
(Ann and I were childhood
schoolmates).

ss *

Happy birthday to Miss Edna
Mae Thompson of Townsend.
Edna was showered with gifts
and cards by the girls in Room
222 at M. E. S. C. (Michigan
Employment Security Commission).

Edna left work all in smiles
with the thoughts of more to
come at home. We are happy to
have Clara Eston and Marjorie
back to work after an accident
cn the Expressway last Monday.
~They live in Ecorse.

Cong. Diggs
Author Bills

Congressman Charles C. Diggs
Jr. (D.-Mich.) has _ introduced
rivate bills in Congress;

t deportation proceedfigs a et China-born Stephen Kuafig-Tao andpne to admit
Miss Victoria Galea to the
United Staes.. Mr. Hau, who is 32 years old,
enered the United States on a
student visa in 1948. His family
including his father, who came
on an appointment to teach PsyBics at Cornell University, his
stepmother, stepsister and stepbrother were admitted for permanent residence, about the
same time. Mr. Hsu also has two
other sisters
States.

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~|battle for the ~Little Brown: for. Flint.

Migland~s

in the United!.

ug, Midland chessmen trounced
Flint~s Chess team at the St}
John Street Center last Sunday. | |

Midland5s csore was 6% to 1%

Lavern Morgan salvaged the
only win for Flint by defeating} |
Dana Sudborough,| |
while Y. Z, Ferguson in a hard.
fought battle managed a draw
with ~his opponent, Charles
Starnes.

A total of eight. contests
were plaved. Pail Handt upset
Lindel] Brady of Flint, Other.
Midland players who emerged
as victors were: Alvvin Brauer
over Ernest Wentwo:th, Hans
Grether over James Wilson,
Herbert Rickert over John
Gibson Jr.. Peter Petrie over
Grady Truss and Rober! Broad
defeated Victor Stuik.

| DeMDENDS oie
SAVINGS

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~The teams haye won one SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
match each. The rubber games

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future, BEACH ST.

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