Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 50]

CHURCH
DIRECTORY

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BAPTIST SERVICES
Antioch Missionary Baptist
Church~1083 Stewart Ave.
Rev. L. W. Pryor, Pastor

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Canaan Baptist Church
910 East Gillespie St.
Rev, Aifred Robbs,* & we
FOSS AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH
1159 Foss Avenue
Rev. A. Aldridge, pastor,

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MT. CALVARY BAPTIST
CHURCH
3017 Industrial Avenue~
Rev. Matthew Montgomery, pastor

Galilee Baptist Church
4418 Industrial
kev. J. L. McClain, Pastor.
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Macedonia Baptist Church
4116 Hickory
Rey. Ira Watkins, Pastor
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Metropolitan Baptist Church
3939 Industrial
Dr. S. D. Edwards, Pastor
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Mt, Olive Baptist Church
~ Liberty and Kennelworth
Rev. R. R. ~~ Pastor
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New Zion Hautes Church
1331 Nevada
Rev. J. S. Smith, Pastor c
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Shiloh Baptist Church
St. John at Massachuseiis Ave.
Rev. E. Beverly Allen, pastor
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St, Paul Baptist Church
1073 E. Pierson Road
Rev. R. R. Gordon, Pastor
Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Wor_ ship: 11 a.m.
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GREATER HARVEST
MISSIONARY BAPTIST
CHURCH |
3908 Industrial
Kervices 11:00 A.M
Rev. C. H, Payton, pastor
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Trinity Baptist Church
1601 Clifford St.
Rev. A. F. Thomas, s astor |
CATHOLIC SERVICES
Church of Christ The King |
Thirteenth and Clifford Sts.
Sunday services 8:30' and 1]
am. Rev. Father Norman Dvkette. Public is welcome,

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CHURCH OF GOD
~ IN~ CHRIST

Church of God in Christ
~3020 St, John St.
Rev. John Smyers, Pastor
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St. James Church of God
in Christ~3613 St. John St.
Services: 12 Noon. Sunday
school: 9:30 a.m. -
P:v. S. C. Coles, Pastor
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| sx iURCH OF GOD
12th. riarrison Sis.
Rev. G. Williams, Pastor
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2801 Nerth St.
Lider J. S. Lester, Pastor
Sunday School, 10 a.m. Morning Worship, 11 a.m, All are

welcome.
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CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
45182 Industrial

Sunday.school, 10 a.m. Morning, 12 p.m. Elder H. Gulley, pastor. Public welcome.

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST
SERVICES

Vermont Christian Church
1201 Lippmcott Blvd.
Rev. Thomas Courts, Pastor

METHODIST SERVICES
Bethel Methodist Church
Liberty at Twelfth Sts.

Rev. Paul V. Smith, Pastor
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James Chapel C. M. E.
1142 Campau
Sunday services: 11 a.m.
Rev. Bishop, Paster
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Quinn Chapel A. M: E.
2101 Lippincott Blvd.
Rev. James S. A. Mitcham, 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,
North at Addison Sts,

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

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BLACKWELL ~AME ZION
1234 Central Ave.

Services, 11 a.m. Rev. Zellnex
Clemmons, minister.

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SOUTH SIDE CME CHURCH ~
608 Pingree..

Sunday services, 11:30 a. m.
Rev. Pelvin T. Riley, pastor.

UNITARIAN orig: a ele

~ Unitarian Church of Flin

8~3 Clifford St.

Sunday school and services 11:00

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ANTIOCH BAPTIST~.

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MT. OLIVE BAPTIST
8T. PAUL BAPTIST, Miss Bessie Hill
Mrs. Willie McClendon

~iT. CALVARY BAPTIST

church news listed.

~ Mrs. L. Prince

Does your church have a reporter? Is your church news in
the Bronbe Reporter? Select a De asinie! sas and sgh your.

BETHEL METHODIST CHURCH

Thanksgiving services will be
held Thanksgiving morning at
10 am. at Mt. Olive Baptist
Church, -Bethel Methodist, Vermont Christian, Quinh Chapel
A.M.E. and First Trinity Baptist will participate in the serv
of Quinn Chapel we be the

main speaker.
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~ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH
A special program will be

By MRS. WILLIE McCLENDON

Last Thursday night the pastor and choirs went to~ Shiloh
on behalf of the church~s anniversary celebration.

We had a wonderful lesson in
Sunday School last Sunday,
taught by Rev: Henry. Rev. Gordon brought a wonderful message, ~Strange Things Happening~. We are all true witnesses that strange things are happening. He was complimented
highly on this. subject. Last
Sunday afternoon we - fellowshipped with the Good Hope
Church.

The Young Matrons will present the ~Slab Town Convention~ on Saturday, November
22. 6 p.m. at the church. There
will be a lesson for all in this
fine play.

See you next week in the B,

~Attend - the church of your
choice: Sunday.
rendered by the Male Chorus
November 23 at 3 p.m.

PSS EES SS awe
Skating Club of

S. S. Stewart School
Presents:

Free Skating Instructions
Tuesday for Teenagers

Wednesday for Adults
Time: 7:30 til 9:30 p.m.

Rental of Skates |
Regular skating Thursday
for teenagers.

Regular skating Friday

| for adults.

~orner Clio and Pierson Roads

Church Ne ows

ices. Rev. James S. A.Mitcham |:

METROPOLITAN BAPTIST

Union Thanksgiving service
will be held at Metropolitan
Wednesday, November 26 at 7
p.m. The following churches will
participate: St. Paul, Mt. Calvary and Metropolitan Baptist,
Churches.

Choirs,of the three churches
will render song) service, There
also will be a trio from St, Paul.

Rev. Matthew Montgomery of
Mt. Calvary will preside over
the service. Devotional -message:

Lwill be given by Rev. R- Gordon
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Paul. The Thanksgiving
sermon will be delivered by Rev.
S. D. Edwards of Metropolitan.

The public is} invited to attend.

Thanksgiving Service

~We give thanks to thee, O God;
we give thanks;

We call on thy |name and recount thy woibivees deeds~.
Submitted by Shiloh Baptist
Church

The pastor and membership
of Shiloh Missionary Baptist
Church are extending a -special
invitation to the| entire public
to worship with us on Thanksgiving morning, Services will begin. promptly at 9:30 am., the
choir will processional exactly
at 9:15 am. Pastor E. B- Allen
will deliver a special message,
~These Will Cry Out~; the choir
will render special music.

The Lord has been good to
us all during the past twelve
months, and in observance of
this Thanksgiving; ~we are proposing to begin the day, giving
thanks, honor and praise to our
God for His Joving kindness
and mercy towards us during
the past year, and asking his
continued guidance eeyatiect the
on coming year. Zl

Services: will be held on one
hour. Won~t you share this hour
with us in thoughtful nieditaticn and Thanksgiving unto vur
Lord and Master? We will be
looking forward to seeing you.
The Shiloh Missionary Society
is preparing. baskets for the
needy, and our friends are welcome to contribute in any way
according to the blessings that
God has bestowed upon you and
you.

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~| sult of the meetings,

~Circuit Judge John W. Baker
will be a candidate for re-elec
tion to the Circuit Court Bench

to. which he was elected | in
April 1957. The primary election
will be held on February 16,
1959 and the final election on

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JUDG= JOHN W. BAKER;

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April 6, 1959.:
Judge Baker is a native. of
Flint, son of the late Probate
Judge John F. Baker. He attended Flint public schools and

F.E.P.C
REPORT

The Michigan Fair Employment Practices Commission reports the settlement of a group
of claims alleging racial discrimination in hiring, discharge,
job referral and labor union
membership. Meeting in Detroit,
the Commission also heard from
its staff that~ recent informal
conferences. in Muskegon and
Lansing had brotight committments to consider ~applicants on
merit in the retail trades..

Among the cases in which the
Commission accepted~. adjustments worked out by investigating commissioners and _ staff
were those involving discharge.
from a hospital ~in!the western
part of the state, the adoption
of a policy of referral on merit
by a large, multi-office employment agency, and the.admission
of non-white journeymen by a
major craft union.

Commenting on the agreéments, Deputy Director William
M. Seabron said: ~today~s settlements represent a_ particularly
wide variety of claims; they involve the act of hiring, discharge, employment referral and
union practices.~ He cited.the
settlement with the craft union|
as a particularly significant development, sayin gthe union involved was -a ~most respected
member of the fraft union, group
whose: action: is ~certain to be
closely watched. and perhaps
soon emulated -by other such
unions, many-~ of whom have

~shown a sincere interest in end
ing an~ practices which might
be in c8ntravention of the FEP
Act.~

The Commission learned that
several of its volunteer employment advisory councils have
programmed ~industry-oriented~
meetings with business groups
to discuss employment policies
particularly with respect to upcoming seasonal:hirings. As a reseveral
large stores have made firm
committments to consider minority group individuals for
sales posts.

The Commission took note that
Wednesday (November 19) was
being nationall yobserved as
~Equal Opportunity Day,~ called.
upon all Michigan citizens to
honor this practice on all days,
and congratulated those state
and municipal officials who have
issued proclamations supporting
the FEP position.

OPPORTUNITY

them. but

~~Bducated men wiih ~|
RELIGION, and you make

clever devils~

-Duke of Wellington

~_. dadge e John W. Baker

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Flint Junior College and received law degrees from both
George Washington University
and National~ University law
schools
Judge John W. Baker was Circuit court commissioner for the
County from 1941 to 1943 and
from July to December 1946.
He | was __ associate mumicipal
judge during 1948 and 1949 and
municipal judge from~ July, 1949

until -elected. to the higher
~bench last year.
_ A> World War Il. veteran,

Judge Baker served 42 months

~\in the Army and was commis
sioned.a second lieutenant in
the Judge ~Advocate General~s
department in 1945. He served
16 months in Japan as Army
Judge Advocate officer. He attained the rank of captain in
the | reserve.

He has been active in several
public service agencies and civic groups. A past president of

}the Legal Aid Society, Council

of Social Agencies and the International Institute, he is currently a member of the Board
of Directors of the Council of
Social Agencies, International
Institute, Flint Youth _Bureau,
Big Sisters and YMCA, He is a
member of the Legal Reference Committee - of the State
Bar Association. He has also
been active in Boy Scout work
and|the YMCA Indian Guide
program. He helped to organize the Genessee County Traffic
Safety Commission.

Judge John W. Baker is married| and father of four chilot

~There is nek much to talk
about at parties until one or
two couples depart.~

Peter D~Mara~s 5 9

|b Conference

Jehovah~s Witnesses from this
area returned from their 3-day
Bible conference in Lansing this
past weekend. Climaxing the program was the publci address,
~The -Watchtower Society. in
God~s Purpose,~ by Peter D~Mura, New York minister.

D~Mura brought his audience
of 1905 to attention when he
empiiatically declared: ~When
two people get together it makes
news; when one-quarter million
people get together it makes
bigger news! The. World Convention of the Watchtower Society
in New York this past summer
proved this.~

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Clarifying his remarks, D~Mura explained that sineere minded
persons observe with interest
the Watchtower Society~s service
to Jehovah~s Witnesses. ~What
is the origin of the Watchtower
Society? What scriptural purpose
does it serve?~ the speaker asked. ~The policy of this Society,~
D~Mura continued, ~Rests upon

four a tieihines: that: there |
is a Supreme Being, the Creator
of heaven and earth; that the
Bible is his inspired and infallible Word; that God has always
had a channel of communication
between himself and man; that
today the Watchtower Society is
being used as a legal servant in
God's channel.~

- Offering dictated proof,
D~Mera ~went. on to _~ say,
~Among such men and organizations that God has used in
times past are Adam, Abel,
Noah, and the nation of Israél and the faithful prophets
in particular. Foremost of all
is His Chief Witness Jesus
Christ,~

Repeated applause punctuated
the speakers remarks as he gave
the audience scriptural encouragement to study the Bible, to
unselfishly. shar -etheir new
found Christian truths with others, and to accept the help: offered by the Watchtower _ Society. -.

BRONZE REPORTER, SATURDAY, NOV. 22, 1958

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