Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 12]

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CHURCH

VERNON CHAPEL

The Senior Choir will Spon- }.
sor a musical program Sunday
afternoon, March 2nd, at 3:30
p.m, at the church. Bethel Mcthodist Choir, The Rosé of Sharon
Fraternity-Gospe!l Choir, and the
Cornette Quartet will render
selections, Also. appearing on
the nrosram_ will be Mrs. Garrett, Rose Henry. and Mr
Blariche Brown. Mrs. Carrie Miller is Program Chairman, the
~nev. L. L. Lawrence is Pastor.

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M4CEDOMIA BAPTIST CHURCH
Was the scene last Sunday at
7:30 p.m., of a Baby Contest

imental by the Youth Depart
ment of the Great Lakes Dis
trict Supnday School agd B.-T, -U.
-Five churches: took part in the

contest: y Macedonia ~Baptist

Church, fantioch Baptist Church,

Foss Avenue Baptist Church,

and Greater Harvest Baptist

our. Reine: GOD seg

=H. GJ. Adams::

NEVWS

Church each~ sponsored. tied, Rs:
ten

The winning contestant ~Was
~month ol~é Sherry Lynn. Dennis,

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-|

lie Dennis of Parkland ~Street,

sponsored ~by. panne The ~

first prize was a $10-*bill

Rev. Avery Aldrich ~aks guest

speaker, the Highlight Gospel
|Singers provided the music.;
Rev. R. T, Booker is District |~

President,. Rev. Ira Watkins Vice a
President and Turner ~~ 4

Director General.

Mrs. - ~ Jessie Smith was. in:
charge of arrangements for the

rontest' with Mrs. M. C. Hart:4

field~ as co-chairman and Mrs:

Samuel Foxworthy, finance chair- 1

man.
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ANTIOCH BAPTIST. CHURCH |
Was the guest on Sunday, Feb. |
23rd, cf Trinity aBpfist -Churcli|,
of Pontiac. The congregation and~
choirs of Antioch attendéd the~
3:00 p.m. service at ~Trinity in

T DING POST honor of the 7th Appreciation of |
x 2 its Pastor. The Rev. Richard Hi) ~ -
300 COATS Dixon.:Those attending -report|~.? that the basement of the church]. ~
AllSizes.A!lColors was beautifully. decorated with).
and {Styles from $3,00 up flowers. Ample refr ments
ST. J TRADING POST | were served. An et ot
& ei light was the announcement 08).
pie eth, Rev. Dixon~s engagement. | -

BUTLER

Funeral ioe |

~~Sympathetic-Understanding~

3115 St. John St. Ph. SU.5-0211: Flint 5, Michigan

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Cairo; Egypt. PRESIDENT GAMEL ABDEL. Na ssa a) ~api
é:Foteign Minister Mohammed~ Ahmed Mahgoub emerge
etitig here on dispute over border territories. The~ ~Suda:
nese Gaeigmnent decided early February 20 to present the dispute
to~thie-@:.N. Security: Council. The government said it was taking

Be pire. Gnited Press. Radigtelephale |

Bariners. in Health:

We | work hand in hand, with
your -doctor to safeguard your
health.by compounding all his
prescriptions with professional. -.
precision from fresh stocks of
son aie ity pharmaceuticals.

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~ PHARMACY.

jail the powers

~Follow: ~

Personal case of the young man.

jit is a. challenge~ of~ Jesus to
jthe world of mankind. It is a
{challenge which demantis and

an unconmipromisir ~ ~enlisting of
~f mind and

It is werthy of nate, that it
(ss the challenge of: a person.

~i Jesus has been called the center

of the world~s bést thought, the
inspiration of the world~s best
aacrifice,, the motive of the
world~s truest living. The ~most
daring adventurer, of ~history was
Jesus.. He talked of a kingdom
and stimulated the imagination
cf centuries.. He staked every~thing on the capacity~ of the
Jeast: He ventured everything| ~.}on the hazard of his own death.

He went away, and twenty cehturies of the world~s best. thinking, believing, and loving - have
not brought men abreast of him.
He walked out. of. the cumbersome theology of his day, out~
of ~the customs, ethics,-and morality of his time: He is always
better than our best, higher than
our highest, purer: than-our purést, awakening new hopes, stirring new -emotions. arousing new
~ambitions; and His challenge.to
you beloved is ~Follow Me.~

Not only are we challenged

j by the dynamic personality of

the founder of the Christian religion, but also His program challenges us.~He asks those~ who de:
sire to follow Him to join in the
efofrt to. put -across His ~program. We have been slow to
catch the idea. Self-preservation
ds. still the. strongest appeal. In
religion the most powerful motives~ have been: the appeal of
rewards and punishments.

Over against this Jesus builds
~a program as ~broad as human

Gay hare feit. that Jesus was} 59:
too hard on this youth. But this}:
instance is ~broader than the) Christ.

~rangements will be announced

~and the. Gospel Chorus and past:

churches, etc.)' then. accept cae

challenge or His ay ll
Conéluding, I wisk you to

that the Christian;

also a- challenge | ~to. cng

' When we say that a man has

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a passion for music, for: sci* 2 the co
ence,..or- for--money,; we ~know Metropolitan Baptist Church

| what is meant. It: before | 3939 Industrial - pe -
us - thoughts of " ks heed bcd Evans Pastor
sacrifice,~ of self-de: even OE Olive,

death itself. No great ~cause has; Mt Babriet C

ever succeeded. without. this en- Libis ad~

thusiasth of ~passion.~: RR ~Turpin, "Pastor

fee Zion: Baplist ~Church
4311 Selby: St, |
[Rev: 3.8: Smith, peor

ae dts oe ae
~Death's but a path: ~that must; ye vf
_ be trod if ~ Syne monn ever~ Shiloh. Baptist Church A
pass to God. Parnelt. _}$f, ohn at Mastachusetis ve.
DUNSON Mra~ Ida Mae. ee Pulpit any Sars
son, 909 Edmond ~t:,:. age ~9
assed Baptist Church~
P Saturday, Feb. 22, 1958 St, Paul Baptist ~s
at Hurley Hospital. Funeral ar-|?073 E, Pierson Road ~

later: by the ~Greené Home for
Funerals. She was born in Woodstock, Ala, Jan. 14, 1896; and|
lived in ~Flint for ~the last 30
years, She was a member of the
Metropolitan -Baptist- Tabernacle

president of the Missionary So-:
~ciety, both ~of the~ chirch. She
jalso was'a member of the Royal.
of the Sixteen Social club, UAW~CIO Local No. 651, Mrs. ~Dunson
~was employed at ~AC Spark~ Plug
Division for about 16 years. Sur
viving are: daughter; Mrs: Addie
Simpson;. 5 - grandchildren, - Rich: | Thirteenth
ard: ~Jr. William,. Henry,. Diana;
and Cherry, all. of Flint; 3 -sisters, Mrs. Susie Holly of Lynch,
Ky.; brother, Jessie W. Johnson!

Oliver; son-in-law, Richard Simp
gon, Sr., both of Flint; ni~ces,|..

nephews and other. relatives. Ar
| ay petri: ee 2 ~ ave than Ser. mr angements by the Green Home )
w Him. to save themselves from |r s
A FUN ERAL 8s iu pene Instead..He says| for Funerals; ~ St.~ Posse ~ spa
ite: oe: v~ -~Come. with -Me and. I will help field.
{ % gEO-FIT ~ ~~~ SS
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{~ EVERY PURSE. ~
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| | MRS. AILENE R. BUTLER:
Funeral Director and Emba!mer
OPERATING FLINT'S CLDEST -FUNERAL HOME; Lp |
8 5 sich Chae NERA! HOME | * i
ROBINSON AND CHANDLER- FUNERA:
[Notary and Tax Assistance Offered as TOTAL PERPETUAL
' A Community ~ Service ' z? ~.
~AMBULANCE SERVICE AVAILABLE 24 HOURS RESOURCES i & ARE: FUND:;
~___~. OVER. NOW OVER.
$1,000,000.00

TELEPHONE
OFFICH: CEDAR 8-7750. ~

Wo ouse Ht So
Mortuary

RES: CEDAR 89-8064 |.
4 ie Funeral Director, sn diate
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4 pronat m REPORTER, SATURDAY, MAREE ti TT

{I a This ehinisery is located ar.

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This $717,000.00 care fund isd
vested and cannot be withdray
The officers and directors
ever paid any dividends, i
Flint an outstanding Memorit

The statue of Christ makes {? mie aye passed on, as well;: ae @ natural age, and the add

BEAUTIFUL RIVERREST CEMETERY
A division of Sunset Hills Association
- Leeated on ~Hlushing Road, Flint.

stiat the Michigan National Bank, Flint. This money is inpty the income ~an be used to feke.care of ap cemetery. 2

a Citizens, they have never + drawal any wilaiss Ror chavs they"

af the ~big investment, but have served without pay to give..

erfect centerpiece for a beautiful natural burial park for those |
epi atant aa to visit for the living.

nately seventy feet above Flint River, which makes for send

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Rev: R: R. Gordon,: Pastor

Sunday School: 9:30/a a.m, ~Wore

ship: 11 am.

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The Good Hops. wascrie ~Church
608 -Pingree -

+ Service: 11:4, m. Chiurets school,

9:30 a.m,. Rev.. L J. pps: nae

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Trinity Baptist Church ~
A601 Clifford.St._..
Rev. ~A. F: Thomas, Pastor

~CATHOLIC: 5E SERVICES

Church of. Shrlat A Oe

"enaday tia *$30. and 11
~am, ae
kette: Pablic. i is~ emciaignee

of Lynch, Ky.; aunt, Mrs. Lucy]..

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DISCIPLES. OF g OF, christ

1201. Lip)

Rev. Pipe: Ca, Pastor

Rev. ~James s. A Mitcham, Pas.
St, Luke A. me "ie.. Services, 10:45, Bunbas, school,

9:00,

~Lewis 1. Laws, Bh, D.
~ Minister
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BLACKWELL AME ZION

1234 Central. Ave. Spits
Services, -11 a.m. Rev. Zellner

Clemmons, minister.

UNITARIAN AN SERVICES

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tt ing. Worship,: 11~ am, mt aré
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