The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-11-16
AMONG THE CHURCHES

AMONG THE CHURCHES
Free viii Baptist Church Of ur-
5ana. HIS. feted their mother of
the church Mrs. 4 Moreland Oct.
18TH y III surprise handkerchief
shower and finance. The present.
alton came from the usher. board,
Mr. 4 d. Donaldson is president.
The affa was highly apprec ated
By Mrs. Moreland on her 10th
birthday Rev r. Williamson Is
pastor The trip 10 Gary. Indiana
was highly enjoyed by all of the
IS who travelled by bus. Breakfas,
and dinner awaited the travellers
10 the Free VIII Baptist Church
last Sunday
Mt. Olive Baptist Church: The
Rose of Sharon club whose chair
man Is Mrs. Julia Sykes held an
outstanding spiritual service ON
the 4th. Sunday at the Church.
Guest speaker and spiritual reviv-
or Rev J A. Craig of the c. NJ f.
Church and his choir were heart
lily welcomed subject. How long
malt ye between two opinions" A
feast in the wilderness Nov. 9th
ended the spiritual feast Rev
kilgore is pastor and Mrs. w. NJ
Pickens is pianist.
GUEST SPEAKER: Rev. Harry
Miller of Georgetown Baptist
Church and his congregation mot
ored to the Salem Baptist a:
guest speaker and his choi,
rendering music with Miss Ye-
vonne Brooks at the piano. The
guest were greeted at dinner
the lower parlors of the church
The first Sunday in Nov. Salem
pastor Rev. II. W. Donaldson hap
tist IA persons from the recent re
viyal service conducted by Rev
Oliver of Paris, Ills. No Circle
of Salem Church held covered
dish recently in the lower parlors
of the church Mrs. Ellie Pierce is
president Rev II. w. Donaldson
pastor of the church.
ALL NATION TEA ON MEMS
DAY: A very beautiful all nations
Tea was given at the Douglas
Center with the Men of Bethel
A. NJ. f. Church as host. Tea ser
weed by men of Y. NJ. c. A. and
other outstanding men of the
campus. Mr., Gene Suggs and Mr..
Charles Latham closed the Tea
service. The benefit Will be long
remembered Rev. +. Taborn is
pastor.
RECENT HAPPINGS:
CONTRIBUTION PRESENTED;
The Ladies Of Isis, Shrines and
other Masonic representatives, tray
elled to st. Louis, Mo. witnessing
the great contribution given to
the Homer G.. Phillip Hospital
for cancer research. Among the
number were: Mrs. Herman
Harris, Mrs. Ruth Hendricks and
Mrs. Hunt.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Major and Mrs Charles MCGEE
celebrated their 9th wedding ami
versary with their two children,
Charlene and Ronnie at home in
the PHILIPPINES, Is. Nov. 18th and
their daughter Charlene celebrat-
ed her 7th. birthday Oct. 18th.
VISITS MOTHER: Mr.. Landel
Diffay visited his mother Mrs.
Edna Diffay of Ellis Ave. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. VI. Dasey of Chicago were
weekend guests also.
Mrs. Will McDuff visited fri
ends in Danville, Ills. and in home
of Mrs. Tichnor.
AT THE SPRINGS: Mrs
Louise Smith of East Hill St. is
spending months vacation at Hot
Springs, Ark. Her daughter Mrs
Ester Jane Hopkins Dayton, Ohio
joined her there for two weeks
AT HOME: Mr.. and Mrs
James Martin and three child
rem, Starr Olivia 4 Den Michella
and James Leslie 2 months
visited in the home of their
father Rev. A. S.. Webb OF
East Hill St. Mr.. Martin spent
several days here before re-
turning to Michigan. Rev
Webb pastor at DuQuoin bap-
fist church.
DOMESTIC TEA: The mem
bers of the Domestic Friendship
Club will give benefit Tea in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Hess
of West Maple St. Dec. 2. A quilt
will be drawn Mrs. Lena Lewis is
president.
COUSIN VISITS
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Glass OF
West Eads st. were hostess to