Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 35]

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i. G. J. Adams

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SHILOH PROMOTES $1,000 ANNUAL TEA ~ The renova-:

tion program of Shilch Baptist Church on St. John and Massachusetts Sts., received a big boost with the success of a recent $1,000 Annual Tea. The affair attracted. many well known
songs The highlight of the affair was the erowsting of Shi
oh~s Woman of the Year. Freelance cameraman Beb Mayes..

captures a pictural sequence of a portion of the p (low
er left), Mrs.Rosa Kimp, outstanding church woman and~
sp@aker addresses the audience. (Upper left) Mrs. Jewel

Smith, chairman of the pregrgm ~receives congratulations
from her pastor, Rev. C. R. Neal. (Upper center) These la
dies, shown with the ~Woman of the Year.~ made the pro
orem @ success: L to R.: Mrs, Margie Hunt, ~ee the

Missionary Society: Mrs. ~Mary Knox, Mrs. C. R. Neal, wife of
the paster; Miss Mattye Williams, Mrs. Eunice Holmes, Mrs,.
Erma Powell, Mrs, Jewel Smith, president of Young Matrons;
Mrs. Rosa Henry, Mrs. Bernice Jones, Mrs. Susie Payne, Mrs.
Johnnie Tucker, Mrs. Beverly Epps, Miss Mary Ann Williams,
-Mrs. Rose King, Mrs. Mavis Baker who was in cherge of ar- ~

~ rdngements and decorations. (Upper right): Mrs. Mavis Baker
pres~nts Mrs. Mary Evans named ~Woman of the Year,~ with
a. bouquet of flowers. (Lower right): ~Rev. Lawrence and the
Le Herald Male Chorus. (Lower center): at the ~speakers~ table*(L to R): Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Neal, Mrs. Margie Hunt,
Mrs. Ray. Mrs. Rosa Kimp, Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Greene, Dea
con > me Mocre, chairman of building fund and Mrs. oss

~130th AME. Hon urch Conference.WASHINGTON, D. C.~Bis-jence, A: M. E. Zion~ Church, ial
hop R, L. Jones, who presided
over the 130th session. of the;

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bee ee than 1,500 delegates
a @nd: visitors to the Lincgln Meat Galbraith Church, 1114 Sixth| ~0r@l to join in the Prayer Pilrecessed the~ con- grimage, in deference to the true
Philaedphia ~ Baltimore Confer-! ference, at il: 30 Friday and led tenets of the denomination.

Church News

Women~s Day
At Quinn Chapel

The women of ~Quinn Chapel

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Now~s the time to replace that old rusty guttering.
Get your home in shape while this low price is
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Easy to work with 9x9-in. tile. Arrange plain or marbieized
colors into attractive designs. The merbleized colors won't
wear off. An enduring floor for your basement, Sitchenr or

A sturdy, etizactive screen |
door cf 11-in. clear PonderoSa pine. 14x18 mesh se apotn aeg: }
screen. 30~x80".

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went over tops in their big day.
All men. including the pastor
were seated during the entire
day. The order of~morning serv-|
~ice was as follows:

Piano prelude, Mrs. John Chilton; processional, Women~s ~Gospel Chorus; scripture sentences
~led by Mrs. C
The hymn, ~Am I a Soldier,~|
(was sung by the congregation
and choirs. Mrs, Mattie Griffin,
Stewardess; offeréd prayer, Selection by the Women~s Gospel
Chorus, ~Take Me to the Water.~

Mrs. Mayme Mitcnam led tre
responsive reading. Romans 12'h
chapter; and she also I'ned the
decalogue, Selection by the visit
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-on Sears Modernizing

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~The~ afternoon ~ program ~* e

~p.m. Miss Georgia Tyiska, This

}tress of ceremonies. The.

bined Women~s. Chorus~.

~Thank Jesus.~ Iny

by Mrs. O~tovia- ~Thomas.~

Buckner, Jr., topic, ~Women in
the Business and ercteeseal
World.~..

Captains included: Mrs. ~Ola
Smith, Mrs. eDlla Gardner, Mrs.
Massy Gante, Mrs. Annie ~McFadden, Mrs. ~ Helen~: Iseanier,
Miss Gwen. Wallace and ~Sunshine Choir, Mrs, Audréy Chil
| ton, Mrs. Emma Oxendine, Mrs.

|Mayme McCoy, Mrs. ~Octovia
|Thomas. Mrs._ Etta~ Seitz..Mrs.
Matt'e Chamby, Mrs. Reba; Dunn
and Mrs." Ann Fielder:; - 5

Other women pledges: ~were
made and paid. Total: amount
raised ~for Women~s Day. Rally.
$3,186.95,

Another highlight of the ~afternoon was the crowning: ~of the
enveen of the. girls of the Sun~shine Choir,

Second place, Miss. "Sathorn

~Moore; first blac, Miss~: ~Paula
Truss, ctowned ~Miss Ane
Chapel:

chairman; Mrs, Sage Oxgnie
and Mrs. Mattie Gente, d

tions; ~ Vinton Neely,:
gram c airman: Mrs. Ola. Smith;
finance chairman; Mrs: ~Eloise,

Caldwell.and Mrs. O, E
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LENA TEVERBAUGH~Founder.

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| Antioch Missionary Baptist Church:
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Sunday. School. 9:30-~~10:30 A.M. 8
~|Mornipg Sepyice 4138012:30 A.M.
_ ~Where Religion and Business Meet~
BEY. Ly. W. hisses Minister

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ition, Bie Bethel Methodist Church
| Mrs. John C 421 EB. "Fwelfth St.:
the chairman 1 n's 4
{| Mrs. Annie Ateians.. Ws Sunday School. 9:30 A.M,
then gave welcome. remarks ~and Morning Worship 11:00 A.M.
introduced as sahets: celiais M. Y. F. Mon. Eve. 6:00 P.M.
ose ~
to the guest speakers were m ' REV. W. E. TEAGUE, Minister
by Mrs, Vinton- Neely and eee
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~ akers ~No, 1. Mrs.. Wendell a ~ oe
| | Hattis; topic, ~Women in~ the Canaan Baptist Church
ome.~ || er No. 2. He ay
ben ep mer; topic, poe;; 910: East Gillespie St.
articipation in Religion~~con- Sunday School 4 9:30 A.M
| trast between America: BI A ba
and the Japanese ete Fuh Morning Worship 11:00 A.M.
Speaker No. 3, Mrs.- Boyce|Evening Worship Bsa 6:00 P.M.

~Where Welcome and Worships Are Warm~
REV. T. T. NEWMAN, Minister -

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Christ The King Catholic Mission
Thirteenth and Clifford Streets

Sunday Services 8:30 and 11;00 A.M,; Public Is Welcome

REV. FR. NORMAN A. DUKETTE

Macedonia Missionary Baptist
~1116 Hickory St.

9:00 A.M.

Sunday School
"| Morning Worship; 11:00 A.M. ~
B. A. U.: 6:00 P.M.

REV. IRA, WATKINS. Minister

Mt, Olive Bantist Conch

A24 Kennelworth | Ave

9:00 A.M.

Sunday School | A
Morning ~Worship 11:00 A.M.
Evening Service 2:00 P.M.
Youth Group 5:00 P.M.
6:00 P. M.

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=| REV. R. R. TURPIN, Minister

~St. James Church of God in Chirst

4401 Selby St.

Sunday S~hool 9:30 A.M.
Morning Worship 11:00 A.M,

Radio Broadcast~1:00-1:30~(WMRP)
REV. JAMES MARKEM, Minister

Vernon Chapel AME
~. North at Addison St,.
Sunday School 7 9:30 A.M.
Morning Worship 10:45 A.M.

LEWIS s L. LAWRENCE. B. Th., D. D., Minister

* Quinn Chapel AME
- 2101 Lippincatt Blyd..

9:15 P.M.
~Morning Service 10:45 A.M.
~Evening Worship 7:00 P.M,
~REV. J. 8S. A. MITCHAM, Minister:
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12th St Church of God:
one hs one hee qT 12th at Harrison ~St.
ticle, We~ vuneet, the Gouming of ~Higunday Sehool 9:80 AM.
| Light, Besutitelly to enprem thie ~|| Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. ~
ae eee att a, | | REV. G He WILLIAMS, Minister
_be sxaineil: te baie funeral ~s Tenia nee esos
Holley's Gulf Service
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Brakes Tires: Batteries Tune-Ups

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