The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-09-21
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Hoziehurst
News
Mrs. Mary Farley

Revival services was held at
Temple Church, August Is
thru Sept. 8, with Rev. HIRAM
Lee Gillian, Revivalist con-
Quoting the services. Monday
night, music was furnished by
Wesley Chapel Choir. The sub
Ject was: "Who is the Invisible
God?", Tuesday night, Text
was taken from 1st John, 5:4;
Wednesday night, Text Matt.
26:39, Subject, Going a Little
Farther; Thursday night, Pro-
gram of the Vacation Bible
School, music by the Gospel
aires, Subject, Divine Dissat-
iSfaction"; Friday night, sub
ject, From Cad to Better to
God" Sunday, Sept. 2, at 3:
P NJ, Music by Sardis Choir.
Sermon, Rev. w. T. Guice, SUBJ
ject, Finding Jesus" Other
subjects used during the next
week and which were enjoyed
by all were: "Come before
Winter; -Four Certainties in
Christianity; "More Than
Conquerorsn;; MAN and the
Conditional World; Follow
Thou Me-; Friday night, mu-
sic was furnished in the form
of solos by Misses Mary and
Susie Parrish. Sunday at IL:
A. M. the sermon was deliver
ed by the pastor. At 2:30 P. M.
the sermon was delivered by
Rev. p. H. Brown who used
; for his subject, "The Tragedy
of Falling Down." At $50 Bap-
tismal services were held.
There were is who had united
with the church but because
of illness, only 5 were able to
be baptized. AT the night SER
vice the sermon was deliver
ed by Rev. Gillian on the sub
ject, Changed"
The Vacation Bible School
Workers and students reported
an enjoyable time. The Adult
Bible lesson was wonderfully
inspiring. The Rev. Gillian
visited with the sick in the
city and reported being very
happy to see many OF. them
improved. Ministers who wor-
SHIPPED at the Temple Church
during the Revival are as fol
lows: Rev. P. II. Brown, Rev.
S. B. Thomas and Rev. W. T.
Guice of Jackson; Rev. w. G..
Armstrong of Holly Springs,
Rev. ]. o. Rails of Utica; Rev.
Porter N. Wynn. Rev. W. NJ
Levi, Rev. Henry Burrage, Rev.
Leatherberry and Rev. George
Henley. The amount of money
raised for the Revival was
S34703. We wish to thank
each and everyone for their
fine cooperation. Special
thanks to Mrs. Esther Mae
Jackson for the beautiful flow
ers. Your presence and dona-
tionS will never be forgotten.
Let us remember these say
ings of Jesus "And I, if | be
lifted up from the earth, will
draw all men unto me. Let us
as Christians search ourselves
because its something wrong
and it is not the Bible either.
The Rev. L. H. Newsome and
his Progressive Church will be
at the Temple Church, Sun
day, September % at 8: P. M.
Each and everyone is cordi-
ally invited.
The Spring Ridge M. B.
Church sent an offering of
$685.. Special thanks to them.
Service will be held at the
Temple every End and 4th Sum
day at IL: A. NJ. and 7::30 PM.
Our church doors are open to
all. Rev. ]. T. Woodson, Pas
tor. Sis. Mary Farley, Secre-
tary.
Mrs. Mary Lee Rockingham
of Detroit spent a very plea
SAINT weekend in Hazlehurst
visiting her brothers, Mrs. Lee
vail Harris and Mr.. Will Har-
ris and sisters, Mrs. Dora
Jones, Mrs. Jane Jones and
Mrs. Ethel Adams. Her short
visit made it impossible to get
around to see all of her
friends, however, she was
luncheon guest in the home
of Mrs. Mamie Sumrall. Many
OF her friends talked to her on
the phone. She left for home
Sunday night