Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-01-17
McC0MB News

Bethel A. M. E. Church Sunday
School opened promptly at $3.50
am. with the Supt., Mrs. Clay L..
Alexander in the chair. Lesson
reviewed by Rev. S. ID. Addison.
The Junior Church was in charge
of the first half Of the service
from 1C:15-11:15. The senior chair
from n:15-12:3O. Rev. Lewis Of
Vicksburg, Miss. and Rev. Afford
Of McComb, Miss. worshipped with
US. Bro. Edward from Union
Bethel A. M. E. New Orleans, La.
and others were with US. At 3
pm. dollar social sponsored by
Miss Maggie Brown and Mrs.
Pauline Addison Of the parsonage.
The house was called to order by
singing Jesus Keep Me Near the
Cross" Prayer was offered by
Rev. S. d. Addison. Song, "He
Will Garry You Through" Scrip
ture 18th Psalm read by Mrs. Beu-
lah Owens. Remarks by Mrs. Beu-
lah Wilsher and Rev. S. d. Add
son. The following persons at
tended the meeting: Mrs. Beulah
Wilsher, Mrs. Carrie Bolls, Mrs.
Bessie Roman, Mrs. Beulah Owens,
Mrs. Starks, Mrs. R. Martin. Mrs.
+. Martin, Mrs. jackson, Mrs. l..
Brown, Mrs. N. Isaac, Mrs. Ruby
Flowers, Mrs. Gibson, and Mrs.
Rem Bardon. Collection $4,000.
Mrs. Emma Holden and daugh-
ter, Miss Betty Jean Ayers, from
San Anotnio, Texas were the hol-
lday guests of their mother and
grandmother, Mrs. Luckett. They
were entertained on the 28th by
Mrs. Ena Luckett with a turkey
dinner.
The Walkers Chapel F. B. Church
had a wonderful Sunday school on
January II with rs present. The
IL am. service was wonderful.
The pastor, Rev. Silah Smith, took
his text from John Bird Chapter,
10th Verse, For God so loved the
world that He gave His only be-
gotten Son, that whosoevere be-
heveth in Him should not perish
but have everlasting life" We
had a wonderful feats and the
spiritual love Of God. The service
was largely attended from far and
near. Pulpit guest Rev. A. L. Rob
lnSon, President of Pike County
Quarterly Meeting. Rev. w. A.
McGhee, Pastor of Mount Herman
NJ. B. Church, McComb, Miss.
The Mount Herman NJ. B. Church
held their regular service Sunday.
January II, 1858. With their new
Neglected pastor, Rev w. M. Nc
Chez. He preached soul-stirring
sermon which was enjoyed by all.
Scripture 18th Chapter Matthew,
18th Verse, Subject, What You
Think About Me.
Eureka Lodge No. 5, F. & A. M.
Will hold their regular communica-
ton at the Masonic Hall, $50 War
rem Street, 8 pm. Monday, Jan
uary 10, 1858. The Master Mason
degree will be conferred on Mr..
Milton H. Jackson and Mr.. O. B.
Tate. All Master Masons are in
vlted. Clifton Reed, w. NJ; Pete
Lewis, Sec.
The Browns Chapel F. B. Church
had fine service on yesterday.
Pastor Rev. A. d. McCray preached
soul stirring sermon, Script,re
10th Chapter Matthew, 18th Verse.
Text, Upon This Rock I'll Build
My Church." Everyone seemed to
ENJOY it very much.
The Amite Quarterly Conference
VIII convene with the Shady Grove
r. b, Church the fourth Saturday
and Sunday, January 24-25, 1858
Kew. A. d. McCray, President.
The Pike County Quarterly Meet
ing Will be held with the Zion
Hlll r. +. Church January 1918,
1858. Rev. Daniel Walker, pastor
Residential Ministers of Pike
County Quarterly Meeting named
as follows: Rev. A. L. Robinson
Rev. q. W. Hampton, Rev. Daniel
Walker, Rev. A. D. McCray.