Arkansas State press., 1952-03-14

Jones Is pastor. Mrs. Ethel P@-
IRISH Is reporter.
ROSE or SHARON BaptrsA
church. Sunday the pastor will
preach from the subject, eGosuel
Harvest and Christian Duty a.
the morning service and at sss
evening service his subject win BE-
The Great Helper. Rev. 2. A.
Garrett is minister.
BETHEL AME-In tine Lenssx
program Of the Sunday school.
Parents day will BIZ obsereel
Sunday, The parents who sze.
schedule to speak arr Mrs. w. Z
Hayes and Paul Minton. The Az
tendance and finance drive is ~
progress. j. U. Elst0n Is super
intendent.
The church observed the open
ing of the lenten season with a.
special prayer service February III
at 1880 Services were conducted
by the pastor. Music was furnish
ed by the gospel chorus In OBJ
servanee of Founders day Bishnxa
Bonner gave an inspiring messaias
March 4th. Bishop Wilkes was alb
ly assisted in the entertainment
of the 18th district by BishoA.
Clayborne, Gibbs and Reid.
The S. O. c. club will spms0H
st. patrick's Tea Sunday. RcarSA
no. 2 will sponsor a pew salG ~
$50 p. m. Sunday. Dr. Blakely sill
| attend the World Council mRstnx.
March 18th and 18th at Buck Hill
Falls, Pennsylvania. This mseHng
will take under consideration IN.
theme for the next meeting u
the World Council scheduled fan
1858 in Evanston, Illinois
ST PAUL AMEZ-Ffve hlnaesaeEs
women are wanted to attend kh&
Womans Mass Meeting Sunday -
800 p. m. Rev. Mrs. Kate HaA-
evangelist and gospel singer a
Birmingham. Alabama will speah
from the subject, THE Holy N.Y.
terious Order Of W0manhoo6
During the past week she hxs
been conducting revival services
and will continue through thte
week.
| The education department w
highly honored 70 have Miss HD-
ward and Miss McFadten to 1--WE
a flannelgraph religious demon
stration and singing pr0gr am e
the wee hour.
| The congregation Was happy IN
see the following members ahAs
to attend the services Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Jenkins. Mrs, HATH.
Morton. Mrs. Lucille Peoples, Rev
Mrs. Alberta Nicks, James VAIN
Mrs. Marie williams, Mrs. IN
Wilbert and Miss FLORENCE II,
MT. OLIVE BAPTIST - auaw
school under the direction Of D.
superintendent was we'll attsndFG a
Every second Sunday n set asiEx
as Youth day. The yNm, peq1l
Of the church are doing a mina3y
fine job In making this one a
the leading churches. In the. IL
o'clock worship the pastor spoks
from the subject The Chrhsis,
Light and where u Shine. De4u
white ministers from the Bap6sl
seminary were visitors and cafA
made an inspiring tain.
| At 800 p. m. the junior d,Gin
celebrated their second annjvW
sary with very lntefestne So
gram. The amount Of money Yxiafd
was $55.95 in this effort. The n
PU opened at the 1chedulai ijnu
and was well attended.
i In the 500 O'clock worrhip Il
pastor spoke from tho ,vubiee1
Putting the Right Thing RisiS'
The amount Of money raised -
the day was >le7.0. Member
present 100 visitors - fatal ~
ent l00. Rev. A. l.. Reeves pnstuu
Louise Reeves. reporter.
DEAF and BLl u aEnNNERA
The Arkansas Chfise1.n Ass,cln
ton Of the Deaf, with the An
ansas school for Tho bhni m
deaf. will hold services at q
p. m. Sunday It the schoef IN
n. A. Frazier. mnuiomnvy 10
deaf and founder n tn osocia
t'on, will be the sphu1nnn.