Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 41]

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ernacle Spiritual ~ Seth 3512
St. Johns St, are. announcing
and welcoming all children and
young adults (age 3 to 17 years)
to attend the Summer Bible |
School July 15 | aie 2,
Monday through F

Classes will h promptly at
9:30 until 11 ~45. | e a religious
interest in your c by send
ing him to Bible ick

Your confidence and assistarice will be ly appreciated in any way helpful. Any
information may) be teceived

by calling Rev. G. P. Harvell,.
CE. 8-6682 or R HL. Mays,
su. 7-7931. -.

If we make religion our busi
ness God will make it our bless
edness. All children welcome.
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CRATES ~A. M. E.
CHUR

Lila Hodges. Reperier
Bible School Commencement

The 1957 Vacation Bible
School held exercises at Vernon
Chapel AME Church, located at
Nérth and Tilden~ streets. Sunday evening. More than 100 students received either graduation
certificates or ping of merit.
The,school started two weeks

school was divided into senior,
elementary and primary groups
of which they were compensated for at this exercise.

The faculty planned a verv
extensive program of. which

tress of ceremonies. The Senior
Choir~s opening number followed the processional, Lois
Moore, Bertha Brown and Mary
Garvin sang ~A Bible in. the
Home;~ reading |by Christine
Cooper, Robert Rawls read
scripture and offered prayer.

Margaret Atin ~Butler visitor
from Tennessee and also mcmber of the school played, ~He.~ |
A selection by Boys~ Trio~-Qennis Jackson, Douglas Garvin and
Willie Coopér,
der

sang;

& Brown Wave.a read-.
ee
tiful;~ wis sang
~Jesus ~Keep~ e- Near the Cress,~
Miss Darnell rendered a piano
selection, and the boys chorus,
Ronald Roland, Dennis, Melvin
Harvell, Roosevelt Brown, Willie Cooper, Dennis Rawls. and
Douglas Garvin, sang ~Little
David.~ |

Mrs. Isaiah Roland introduced
the speaker of the evenitig, Miss
Georgia~ Tyiska. Her tepic indeed an_ inspirational one,
~Youth Challenge.~

Randall A. Hodges, Superintendéent of ~thé Bible School,
made the presentation of honors,
The pastor, Rev. 'L. L. LaWrence,

~BETHEL, METHODIST

HURCH
ide Elsie Morris, Reporter
_ After retyrning from the Lincoln Leadership Training Seber

Negro Publishers
And Plan

Ss, OHIO~Members
of the National Newspaper Publishers Association, meeting here
last week, heard American busi
Was a success.:

This term of leadership is
sponsored each year by the
Woman's Sociéty of Christian
Service of the Methodist Church
in five states~Ohid, Kentucky,
Illinois, Indiana@ and - Michigan.
It is interracial and inter-de
/nominational.; '
Mrs. Kirk Rae of the Court
Street Methodist~ Church and,

Mrs. Jennings of Bethel Methodist made up the Flint delegation.

Credit cours~és were as follows:

t.- The Gospel according to
Mark.

2. ~Japan.~

3. Christ, The Chareh and
Race.

4. The Social. Witness of Local

-| Church in fhe Ecumenical Move-|
~| ment.:

Mrs. Rae chose text No, 11
Mrs. Jennings studied text No.

IV... Both ladies returned with
'|much ent
~la successful as they traveled by~

iasm; the trip was

automobile and there was much
learned. Keeping in mind the
theme: ~Til:Christ Shall Dwell
In Every hla s

The Faith Of
The Holy Spirit

By Rev. George ~Harvell

Through these religious ~editorials in believing that,God is
a spirit and in unity of this God,
head. There are three persons,
The Father, mS ak: Son and the!
Holy Ghost.

ao Pairk~ Pa oly Spirit,
we believe that the Son is the
word of God. The Word is

God and~the-Moly Ghost hes |

proceedeth from the Father
and the Son pith @ ~o-equal
power,

catherine Gun- to.+]
and Delores McGlowen pe

to ChO1 if neve
die, but fo:

wide over: alt the--earth<-and.
through the heavens.

~ Under this faith and recog-;
nition off titie as a jhuge élock +
80 acturate and so unconcerned
of all else but its own duty to
tick. All day long it ticks away
the hours; the mnilngres and seconds.. All night, you must still Heat

the rhythmie~ $hords of its own
special kind Gf music... telling us the preparation of man
is within himself and every man
must be saved by his own soul
salvation. The Holy,Scriptures.
contain al} things necessary.
_ The Holy Scripture is often
known as the foo] chest of
mankind,:The carpenter should
know his: tool chest; the purpose of eiegig ied and how to
use each.

We should carne: ithie: Holy:
Seriptures to suit every oc
we. shall meet.

' Take God into close partial:
ship. ae
Yours in Christ.

[at the Kentucky: State College, $
in Frankfort, Ky., Mrs, Flavelia | 7
| Jennings reports the sessibit held |"

ever ~ Saag high and

casion and condition with which

~~Mre. Flauenie Jennings, of
Bethel Methodist Church, atterided the Lincoln eL~cership
ben 1 i School held et Ken
tucky Stete Collece in Frank
ij

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fort, Ky. For Details, read the
Coneon News on this page,~; ~Anythin i Goes,~ a the Cole

&

-niche:. iny.the. iasorl gf the
American Theatre.

Not only did it introduce
two of: Porter~s most enduringly popular songs; "You're the
Top~ and ~I Get a Kick Out
of You,~ but also because it
brought about a teaming up
for the first time of two of
America~s most notable -theatrical figures.

~These two are Howard Lindsay and Russell: Grouse who, in
the years following ~Anything
Goes,~ have written such epochmaking hits as ~Life With
Father,~ ~Life With Mother,~
~Call Me Madam,~ ~Happy
Hunting,~ ~The Great Sebastians~ and the Pulitzer Prize
play, ~State of the Union.~.

-A ~famous marine tragedy and
a celebrated illustrator~s dream
combined to bring these two
men together to revise the liorettd of ~Anything Goes.~ At
first entitled ~Bon Voyage,~ the
show that eventually came to
be called ~Anything Goes~ was

ness terméd a ~partner in, the
Fourth Estate~ and a -~vital

S$
dich of the NNPA~s

Hotel, Moss H. Kiendrix,.Wash
vast and dynamic advertising

is
2atior.~

ness opens windows which dis
Americans eat, wear, ride
and live in and otherwise en
member. of. ~our-way-at-life~ 3
team. 4
g before the opening].

annual COrivention af fhe Seneca)

programs engaged in by Ameri-| |
can business, our. way-df-life|
better known, worldwide,

than any otlier systert bind ss and:

~Through the pages of out;
} newspapers and magazines, Busi
all of the free world]

war

-~ ys Rev, George Harvell

scheduled to go into rehearsal

~Anything Goes~
= Opens Monday

| Biodidway' dh Nov. 22) -

in mid- Septembef of 1934, to
begin a series of out-of- New
~| York try-out performarices in
mid-October and to open on

In early September occured
the dreadful sea-disaster, the
burning of the S..S. Morro Castle off the New Jersey coast
with the loss.of many lives.
Since the: plot.of ~Bon Voyage~,
concerned ~the predicaments of

catching fire at sea, if would be
obviously impossible to produce
on the stage a light musical~
comedy treatirig such an incident so soon after the real life
tragedy.

The produced desperately
thinking of his completed scen-~
ery, contracts and preparations,
asked his director, Howard Lindsay, to undertake to fit a new
plot and use a collaborator if
he desired; Ritsséll Crouse was
the collaborator which made up
the other half of this leper
team.

Mary Harmon, woh will be
remembered in ~Pajama Game,~
will return for this play and
with her will be Lee Davis,

Sally Knapp, Judy Guyll, Lester
| Rawlings, Ruth Webb end Gordon Shearer.

Ee ~BAPTI APTIST. SERVICES

a group of people on.a_ ship].

Antioch Missionary Baptist
Caarchs 1088 Stewart Ave.
Rev. reg W. Pryor;-Paster

bad e. 2 s; ~ i

Church

=| Canaan Baptist i
| 910 East Gillispie St.~
~| Rev. T. T.. Newman, Pastor:

| Galilee ~hegalas "Chit ae |
| 4418 Industrial

Rev. J. L. McClain, Pastor

s i

=| Macedonia sapties Church:

1116 Hickory

~A =| Rev. Ira Weans gen i

Ndbivopiiten Baptiat Church

=| 9924 Industrial
~ | Rev. E. J. eer Pastor i

Mt: Olive Baptist Chavet

~Rdberty and Kennelworth

Rev. R. R. bed ge Pastor

New Zidn Baptist Church
4311 Selby St. nF

=| Rev. J. S. Smith, Pastor:: es...
y | Shiloh Baptist Church

St, John at Massachusetts Ave.

i | Rev. C. R. Neal, Pastor

oe * *
The Good Hope Baptist Church
608 Pingree
Seryice:.11 a.m. Church school,
9:30 a.m.
Rev. I: J. _ ops, Sor

A st, baul Hiptia tbkccn

1073 E. Pierson Road

Rev. R. R. Gordon, Pastor
Sunday. scheol: 9:30 a. m. Wor
ship: 11 a.m.

~CATHOLIC SERVICES

Church of Christ The King
Thirteenth and Clifford Sts.
Sunday services 8:30. and. 11
a.m. Rev. Father Norman Du~Kette. Public is welcome.

CHURCH OF GOD
IN CHRIST

Chirch of God in Christ
3020 St, John St.
Rev., John Smyers, Pastor
f ae. * * #
St. James Church ~of Goa
in Christ~4401 Selby St.
Rev. James Markem, Pastor
* * *
~The Fitst Church of God
in Christ~3613 St. John St,
Ser'Vices: 12 | Mon: Sahday
school: 9:30 a.m. ai
Rev. ~S. C. Coles, Pastor
* *
CHURCH OF GOD
12th: at Harrisén Sts,
Rev. G. Williams, Pastor

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST
SERVICES =.
Vermont Christian ~Church

1201 Lippmcoft Blvd.
Rev. ~Thomas Courts, Pastor

* METHODIST SERVICES

Bethel Methodist Church
Liberty at. Twelfth Sts,
Rev. Paul V. Smith, Pastor
%,' iv: *
James Chapel Cc. M. E.
1142 Campay,
Sunday services: 11. a.m.
Rev. B. J. reich Pastor

Gann Chavet A M. |

Clifford and Kennelworth

Rev. James F. A. Mitchum, Pas.
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St, Luke A. M. E. Zion. North at Addison

Service: 11:45 a.m.
_ Rev: D. ~Baldwin, Pastor

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Vernon Chapel A. M. E.

~i - | North at Addisép Sts,

Services, 10:45. Sunday school,
9:00.

Lewis L. ~Lawrence; B.Th., D.
D., Minister~:

intial SERVICES
Unitatian

Church~803 Clifford St.

Suriday school: 11 a.m. Public
is welcome,:

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2
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Rev. Amanda Clay, Pastor

7th DAY stauces
a at's D Advaita a tania

for 30-11:00 Saturday,

~ Hey. cP. Lawrence, Pastor

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