Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 54]

BAPTIST SERVICES
Church~1083 Stewart Ave.
Rey, L. W. Pryor, Pastor

Canaan Baptist " Church
910 East Gillespie St.. Rev, Alfred Robbs
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FOSS AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH
1159 Foss Avenue
Rev. A. Aldridge, pastor

MT. CALVARY BAPTIST
> CHURCH;
3017 Industrial Avenue
Rev. Matthew Montgomery, paste:

Galilee Baptist Church
4418 Industrial
Rev. J. L. McClain, Pastor
&
Macedonia Bibtet Church.
1116 Hickory
Rev. Ira Watkins, Pests
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Metropolitan Baptist Church, $939 Industrial
Dr. S. D. Edwards, Pastor
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Mi, Olive Baptist Church
Liberty and Kennelworth
Rev. R. R. Turpin, Pastor: s ca ~
New Zion Baptist Church
1331 Nevada
Rev. J. S. Smith, Pastor
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Shiloh Baptist Church
St, John at Massachusetis Ave.

Rev. E. Beverly es pastor

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St. Paul Baptist eharek
1073 E. Pierson Road
Rev. ~R. R. Gordon, Pastor
Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Worship: 11 a.m.
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GREATER HARVEST
~MISSIONARY BAPTIST
CHURCH
~3908 Industrial
Kervices __._-~111:00 A.M
Rev. C. H. or, pastor
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Trinity Baptist "Church

1601 Clifford St.

Rev. A. F. Thomas, castor.

CATHOLIC SERVICES
Church of Christ The Ki
Thitteenth and Clifford

Sunday services 8:30 and 11} p

a.m. Rev. Father Norman Dv-'
kette.. Public is welcome,

CHURCH.OF GOD
IN caRis iT
Church of God in Christ
3020 St. John St.
Rev. John Smyers, Pastor
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$i. Jumes Church of God
in Christ~3613 St. John St.
Services: 12 Noon. Sundav
school: 9:30 a.m.
Py. S. C. Coles, Pastor
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JZIURCH OF GOD
12th. riarrison Sis.
Rev, G. Williams, Pastor
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2801 North St.
Lider J. S. Lester, Pastor
Sunday School, 10 a.m. Mofn-.
ing Worship,~11 a.m. Ail are
welcome.

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CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
451842 Industrial

Sunday school, 10 a.m. Morn:
ing, 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 Sis,
Rev, Paul V. Amith, Pastor

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Jaines Chapel b M. E.
1142 Campau
Sunday services: 11 a.m.
| Rev. Bishop, Paster
' 2: e* ~ 8
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 af Addison
Service: 11:45 a.m.
Rev. D. Baldwin, Pastor
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Vernon Chapel A. M. E.
Notth at Addison Sts.

Services, 10:45. Sunday school, |~

9:60.
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BLACKWELL AME ZION
1234 Centra} Ave.
Services, 11 a.m. Rev. Zellner
Clemmons, minister.
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SOUTH SIDE CME CHURCH
608 Pingree

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

{OPPORTUNITY

ANTIOCH BAPT APTIST CHURCH

Next: Sunday mofing, December 21, during Sumlay School,
the department will psesent their
Christinas program. \

ro aly Sr ala a another program \

On Christmas morning, on
services will beain at S~a

SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunrise services will began at,
6 a.m. Christmas morning.
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rFIRST TRINITY
BAPTIST CHURCH
A Christmas party will be given at the church December 23
at 6 p.m. for mémbers and
friends,
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METROPOLITAN
BAPTIST CHURCH

December 21, the~ children of
the Sunday School ~Department
will present a Christmas pageant
at 4 p.m. The program.is under
the direction of Mrs.\Afinie Mae
Dye; Mrs. Sarah Sheppard, Mrs.
Maggie Chewe ahd ~ Gordon
Strong, choir director,

St. Paul News

By Mrs. Willie MeClinten;

Sunday, Rev. Gordon delivered
a wonderful message. Everyone.
was inspired -by this sérmon,

Rey. Gordon paved the way
for ~our: 3:30. seryices: when. Bro.

sermon. It would have been~ wonderful -if thé church -had ~beer
filled to hear this young man.

left a. bead

~pa, | my.
~At 6 pan. ~Sunday, the Yous
depatttrent of the church ~will
render a program.
On Christmas morning at 6 ~a.

jm., the church will render their }

morning worship. Please be present. and be able to witness the
grand spiritual feeling before
dav service.

If you wish to attend chur~h,
St. Paul aie) ae /welcomes you.

MADISON~. Wis. ~ Harry S..
Ashmore, 1088 Pulitzer Prize
~Arkansas Gazette~ at Little Rock,

Afk,, ~sald. today that some day
the Little R schools will open
~and will be integrated. He made

~the observation in an. interview.?

~He was here to\speeak at a civic
iclub - luncheon. -

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 Thurs@ay
for teenagers.

Hegulsy skating Friday
for adults

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UNITARIAN CHURCH
G600D USED CLOTHING:

UIDIES &- CHILDREN~S SHOES

4 for the Quinn:

a ureh N Ness |

By pr aepeig Gwen tne
The Quinn Chapel ~Sunday f/
School Department will ~prese

~~ at 4 p.m.
6 p.m. is the date mi
party. There wil

games for both
Lots of: food for fame Bg

\MT.. CALVARY

He brought-a wondetful Foceas
Pa. beautiful piétuee in

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Lie Rock Ed. Pedic

whining executive editor of ~The

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Mrs.~L. Prince. |
The Stinday/ School is ~holdii
umerically despite the
inclement \ weather.

Morning;worship Sunday was|
filled \with} food for thought as
the beer spoke on ~God Measuring. Church,~ Rev. 11:1.
He's sede ritig our worship, our
sa and how ~much ~we
place on the alter for His cause.
The quéstjion He's asking is,
~Are we lpying our all_on the
alter?~ Are\ we giving as He has
prospered vys? Are we sacrificing
anything fo _ cause? He gaye
His all for

The Sun ro School will present its Chj-istmas program Sunday night, Wecember 21 at 7 p.m.
The sinjzing groups of the
church prefsented ~a contata entitled ~The [Star ~of Night.~ It was
very beaujifully and reverently
dotie. Mrs, Nancy Ellison was accompanist} and Mrs. L. Pririce~
directress| The ~Christ~ in
~Christmas~ is what we ail

~should remember and keep ever
~before us.|

Abe Pointer preached his trial|P~ ~#iled

~And his name
Wonderful,

rade q

am~

Attend bome church evety Suin~take ~your children. ~

day | and~

its annual Christmas play Deceth-, 7

unday, December 2..

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""plesents

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"WILBERFORCE, Ohio - sae ~Amazed by the recent, canta, Afri
can students at Central -State College, Wilkerforee, Ohio made the

follewing: 7"
Jedia K

nts about the snow: - |
gaira ~ (left) Kenya, E. Africa~~~Snow is beautiful

to look at, It is beauty.without life. The snow piled on top of the

to tell..about the snow.~ Cecilia

surprised.~ ~ Allieu. K. Kamara ~

cars reminds me of icing on ~a cake. I have already written home

~Cox (middle) Freetown, Sierra

Leone, British W. Africa ~ ~I had read about snow and was not

Freetown, Sierra Leone, British

West Africa _ ~The snow is different from. what I had expected.

I ~thought snow was like rain, and ran off as it fell. The snow is
beautiful ~ it looks like the white sand on the beaches at home.~

MANGRUM Jerry Mangrum,
72, 1538 Fay Street, died Monday, December, 15,1958, at Hurley ek ~Funeral services

Friday, December 19,
1958 at Metropolitan Baptist~
Church, Rey, ~. Be Edward: offi: |

ciated, Burial in ~ Ceme-|

eas Ae,
~ttery.~! tf an A

Mr: ihgagum a, retired

~COLES ~

the most. wanted shoe

by 1 men of Opes e245

@ Across FROM THE HOME DAIRY ~

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Chevrolet employee and a resident. of Flint for 31 years. Surviving are his wife, Jessie B,
Mangrum; three. sisters, Viola
Hatley, ~ Chicago, Illinois; Bertha

~Washington; ~Kansas City, MisSouri;-Belle. Mitéham, Pine Bluff,
~Aakensas; -two brothers, Yuls

Mangrum, Gould, Arkansas; Johnny D. | Mangriim,- Pine, Bluff, Ar
~kansas; sone. stepson: and daughter-in-law, Mr...and Mrs. Kermit
Broady,

four step-grandehildren,

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Gee mie 7

ie eS ~Bducated men withoat
| y _.RELIGION, and you make

them but clever devils~ -
~Duke of A ecopel seer:

Christ In Christmas.

Many people are concerned about the way ~Americans
celebrate Christmas.In a recent issue of a popular maga
~gine theré was an article entitled, ~Are We Killing Christ
mas?~ The writer marshals his facts to. prove that we are.
Many of us, however, disagree with him.

We realize there is much truth in his statements At
Christmas we celebrate the birthday of Christ. This is the
days high purpose. Too often, however, Christ is. left on
the edges of our thinking, planning and giving. As this
writer stated, it is possible to carry on the seasons~ celebration with great gaiety, yet miss Christmas. altogether.:

We agree with him that Christmas is being over-commercialized; that the dollar sign is-on it; that it is being
paganized in many areas of our American life. Many go
through the Christmas season without thinking of the glorious truth for which Christmas stands. Their, minds are

occupied only with the materials aspect of ee

The writer of the article neglects to tell of, the part

-lthe Church -has played through the centuries ~in keeping
_|+Christ in Christmas.. He lists, however, many, ways~ the
{Church could help to have a more Christian Christmas in.

every community in America. These things are being done.
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