Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 51]

CHURCH
DIRECTORY

BAPTIST SERVICES
ioch Missionary Baptist

Church~1083 Stewart Ave.

Rev. L. W. Pryor, Pastor

Canaan Baptist Church
910 East Gillespie Si
Rev, Alfred Robbs: o @ 6 C
-OSS AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH
1159 Foss Avenue
Rev? A. Aldridge, pastor

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

Galilee Baptist Church

4418 Industrial

hev. J. L. McClain, Pastor
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Macedonia Baptist Church

4116. Hickory

Rev. Ira Watkins, Pasi
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Metropolitan Baptist Church

3939 Industrial

Dr. S.. D. Edwards,
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Mt. Olive Baptist Church

Liberty and Kennelworth

Rev. R. R. Turpin, Pastor

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or

Pastor

~ New Zion Baptist Church

1331 Nevada
Rev. J..S. Smith, Pastor
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Shiloh Baptist Church
St. John at Massachuseiis Ave.
Rey. 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, c astor

CATHOLIC SERVICES
Church of Christ The Kin
Thirteenth and Clifford Sts.

Sunday.services 8:30 and 11]
am. Rev. Father Norman Dv
kette. Public is welcome,

CHURCH OF GOD

IN CHRIST
Church of God in Christ
3020 St. John St.

Rev. John Smyers, Pastor
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Si. James Church of Ged

in Christ~3613 St. John St.

Services: 12 Noon. Sunday
school: 9:30 a.m.

P iv. S. C. Coles, Pastor

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SYIURCH OF GOD
2th.. rlarrison Sts.
Rev. G. Williams, Pastor
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2801 North St.
Lider J. S. Lester, Pastor

Sunday School, 10 a.m. Morn.
ing Worship, 11 a.m, All art
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
Bethef 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, Pastor
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Quinn (Chapel A, M. E.
| 210 Lippincott Blvd.
Rev. Jamnes 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 Sis.
- Services, 10:45. Sunday schocl
9:00.

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BLACE'WELL AME ZION
1234 Central Ave.

Servis, 11 a.m. Rev. Zellner
Clemmoms, minister.
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SOUTH SIDE CME CHURCH
608 Pingree
Sundin~ services, 11:30 a. m.
Rev. PeBvin T. Riley, pastor.

UNITARIAN SERVICES
Unitarian Church of Flint

803 CliSford St.

Sunday ~school and services 11:00
a.m. Pgblic is welcome.

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BETHEL METHODIST CHURCH
The Women~s Society of Christian Service is.sponsoring its
Christmas card project. If you
desire| to order cards call Mrs.
Elsie Morris Hunter at SU. 7 -~781, \or Mrs. Levi Parker at
CE. 2-1884. Cards ~will. be returned to you in time fr mailing.::
Sunday, Novomos> 22, at 4
p.m. tae Trustee Board will present a, program. Gues: twill be
Rev. A. EF Thomas and the
First Trinity Baptist ~ Church.
Rev. Th.raas will be the guest
| Speaker. ~

Mt. Calvary
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News
By MRS. L. PRINCE

Sunday school.is still gaining
spiritually and _- numerically.
Morning | worship was high in
spirit as the pastor told us of
~Enoch~s| Walk with God.~ He
told us to walk with God daily
and\we will overcome the trials
and. fribulations life sometimes
thrusts: upon us.

The mission program was
short and spicy and full of information.

Sunday the church will cele
OPPORTUNITY
_ SHOP

of the |
UNITARIAN CHURCH

GOOD USED CLOTHING,
LADIES~ & CHILDREN'S. SHOES

Mon. - Fri. 10-4
Sun. 10-12

803 Clifford

~

brate its 13th anniversary. Rev.
J. S.. Smith and the New Zion
~Church and choir will worship
with us at 3 p.m. Be sure to
hear this man of God as he shall
talk to us by the way Sunday
afternoon.

Sunday, Dec. 7, at 7 p.m. the
BTU is sponsoring an interesting
program. Guests on the program
will-be Rev, J. C. Montgomery
who will give an inspirational
address and demonstrate a mod
el BTU;,also Rev. A. Aldridge
Dist. S.S..'and BTU Congres
the dean of the Great Lake:
and asst~ dean cf the Woive:
ne State S.S. and B.T.U. Con
sress. Don~t miss this wonderfu
arogram and these f:m~e speai

eye
-| wha

The choirs and male chorus
will present a cantata, ~The Sta
of Night~, Sunday night, Dec
14th~ at 7 pm. Be sure to at
tend this. wonderful. program.

~And His| Name Shall Be
Called Wonderful Counsellor
Prince of Peace..." ree

Attend some church ~ an)
church, as long as it is the
church of. your choice.

Wins Awurds

Five entries from Wayne State.
University won awards in th
second annual Arthur C. Steniu:
competition for audio- visua:
learning materials made in Mich
igan schools, colleges and uni.
versities.

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. |
_terner Clio and Pierson Road:

thank ~everyone ~who ~helped to!
make the play possible.

n Gordon |
brought a wonderful message, |
~Striving for the High Goal Ex-'
perience.~ ~This message was en-|
joyed ~by, all. IAS ta:

At 3:30 p.m. Sunday the Ush-'
wt Board sponsored a Wee ~Tot
contest. ~Rev. Ira ~ Watkins. of
Macedonia delivered~. the message. He was accompanied by
1is deacons and~ Usher Board.
The program was a grand_ suceSS.;

Please remember to say a
rayer.for little 7 year old

lJele Weils, who has been missaz since last Friday.

May Gcd bless and Feep you

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'Jewislt Council

Presents Books

~nm. at, the Senior College Library.

The brief ceremony included
Dr. _H. Maxwell Golden, presidJent, and~ Gilbert Rubenstein,

tions ~of the Flint Jewish Community~ Council, making

french, Dean,
Pirie, ~Librarian, who received
the books. Fhe majority of the
Jewish~'texts;' which: will be use
~Pfal in,~ study: ~and research: by

students: of ~the. colleges, have
been made available by the Jewish Chatauqua Society, an affiliate of the Union of American
Hebrew! Congregations. Additionat yoluriies have ~been contributeds bythe >Jewish Community
Council,: which hopes to -continue the program of. annual additions to the college library.

|Community is now in- the prc
jbrating the 10th Anniversary o~
| the State of Israel, Sunday, De
iicember 14th at 6:15 pm,
~the main ballroom of the Dr
|rant Hotel. The affair is spor
sored by the Flint Committe
ifor the State

-and TV star George Jessel.

+A Workers~

nd showcz His blessings: on}
cu.- See you. 2ext week in the}
Sale ~41~ ot:

To College Library |,

FLINT.~ The Flint Jewish}
Sorhimunity Council will present |)
a number of. volumes on Jewish ||
history, literature, theology, eth- |}
~es and folklore to the library |
f -Flint College, University of].
Viichigan,, on Wednesday after- |.
noon, November 26th at 2:30 p.{)

chairman~ of ~ Community Rela-||

the]:
dresentation, to Dr David! M.})
and James W.|.

~

Israel

FLINT ~ The Flint ~ Jewish

cess of preparing a dinner cele

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of Israel. Bonds
and ~will feature the great stag:

Heading up the Dinner Com
mittee are: Dr. Sam _ Gotlib,
chairman; Mr. Harry Binder and
Mr. Murray Moss, co-chairman
Planning Meetings
was held on Tuesday, Nov. 1ith
at Beth Israel Synagogue, addressed by Mrs. Barbara Lawrence, of Ann Arbor, outstate
israel. Bond leader.

-

s Anniversary

|Dinner Set For Dec. 14|

Encouraging all Jews and oth~yr freedom-loving citizens to at~end this celebration dinner,
votlib. said, ~Our generation,
reatly privileged to witness

he rebirth of the State of Is-|

~ael, is at the same time imbued
vith the feeling of profound
~oncern and responsibility for
ts development,. growth and sesurity. Our investment
cael~s future will determine its
success in the next decade.~
Tickets may be secured from
Chairman Dr. Sam Gotlib, teleshone number CE. 5-9624; cochairmen Harry Binder at telephone number CE. 7-0521; Murray Moss, telephone number
SU. 5-8284; or the Flint ewish Community Council at CE.

~~? ~iducated,..m en. wit

~ RELIGION, and | nal
them. but clever deyils~.: 2 Duke of Wellington

in Is-|.

$-6638.

Not for Your

Taree

| A 75,000-watt electric light
~bulb recently added to the
~Henry Ford Museum collections
~in Dearborn, Mich., is shown to
~Greenfield "Village school child-.
~ren ~by Dri Donald A. Shelley,
~executive director. The giant
~bulb, largest in the world, can
~produce enough light to supply
190 of today~s average homes
~but has no practical application
at present. Made by General
Electric, the. bulb is 42 inches

high, 20 inches in diameter and.

weighs 50 pounds. Its light out
3.

Chandelier

put equals 2,874 of today~s widely-used 60-watt household bulbs.
By contrast, Thqmas A. Edison~s
original bulb was the equivalent
of about 20 watts. In. ~the left
background is a Sprengel pump
and other apparatus ofthe type
used by the great inventor in
his first successful incandescent
lamp experiment in ~1879. The
Henry Ford Museum~s story, of
lighting covers: threé centuries
and includes all types, beginning with the earliest grease

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FamuU PROFESSOR~Dr-. Ollie
M. Bowman of Williamsburg,
Virginia, recently joined~. the
Florida A&M: University faculty as professor of animal husbandry in the school of agriculture and home economics. ~Dr.
Bowman. received the bachelor ~
ef science degree from Hampton Institute, the master of
science degree from Kansas
State College, and the doctor
of philosophy degree from the
Stat2 College of Washington.
His area of - specialization is
animgl nutrition.

A Thought For

Thanksgiving

EDITOR'S. NOTE: The following poem. was submitted by
Butcher Stone;.755 Addison
Street. Mr: Stone has been
writing poetry since he was
of school age. You can expect
to see more of his poems in
the B.R.
Blessed we. are. in numerous
- ways
To be a part. of this our land,
Whose shores are bountiful in
wealth, ee
From fertile soil to desert ~sand.
We are a nation young as yet,
Whose wisdom is not without
fault,:
But strive. we do for freedom~s
cause;
The principles of truth exhalt.
Perfection in our. way..'of life,
Is yet to be achieved hut still,
What other lands _accomplishments ba ee
Is equal to that we fulfill?
Since time immortal ~life has
been ee
A constant struggle for the
right, | Sartseeniee t
Where; future; generations, would
Not -shouldétarms or press the
fight EL >
With hand in God~s with love. filled hearts, -:
And marching to the drum and
fife, yr piss y
We'll cure our..ills and be the
land, ~

That is without internal: ~strife!

lamps. ~

~Butcher Stone

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