Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-04-11
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Shady Oak M. B. Church regular
PASTORAL Day. Sunday school was
called to order by the Supt. Song
by the Choir. Prayer Mrs. Eliza
Denham, another song, then the
scripture reading from the Book of
Deuteronomy 4:33-24-29-35, by the
Supt. and Class. Lesson 1, subject
Samuel AS Judge" Advanced
Topic: "What God Can Do With
One Man" l Samuel 1915. Motto
Text: Moreover AS For Me, God
Forbid That / Should Sin Against
The Lord In Ceasing To Pray For
You, But 1 Will Teach You The
Good And Right Way" 1 Samuel
1928.
The teachers taught their classes
for 80 minutes. Each and every
one enjoyed the lesson. The lesson
was reviewed by the pastor, Rev.
1. L. Lenyoun. The enrolment of
School 1913. Money raised $3.50.
Mr.. ] V. Posey, Supt. Mr.. Albert
Posey, Assistant Supt., Mrs. Mer-
lima Johnson, Treasurer, Miss Doro-
thy Dixon, Secretary. We then ad-
journed for 10 minutes. Devotion
was conducted by Mrs. Cora Sulli-
van and Mrs. Pearly Posey. Prayer
Miss Leatha Sullivan and Miss R.
McClain. Song by the Choir, with
Mrs. Mariah Feezell at the Piano.
The Missionary came before us
with sermon from Gen. 4th Chap
ter and 1st Verse. He used as his
subject "Is God Satisfied" We
enjoyed him very much. Money
raised $11.35 for the Missionary.
Rev. L. d. Sullivan dismissed for
lunch. The evening service was
conducted by the Pastor Aid and
The Nurses Aid Clubs, with Mrs.
Prettie C. Dixon and Mrs. Fora
Owens. Song "a Charge To Keep l
Have A God To Glorify." Prayer
Mr.. B. w. Wheeler. Song played
by Mrs. Marian Feezell.
The program committees came
before us with wonderful spiritu-
ally program. Remarks by the
pastor. We had a few visitors from
Hopewell M. B. Church. We also
had present. Mr.. James Dixon,
from Biloxi, Miss, Miss Mandy
Moffett, from Laurel, Miss, Mr..
Hugh Moore and family from Hat
tiesburg, Miss. Money raised $4.35.
Then the President, Sister Dixon,
turned the service over in the
hands of the Pastor, who called
for the Trial Workers to make
their reports for the money. Raised
for that day $201 20. Song and
prayer, then the Lords Supper, and
everybody walked out. Rev. l. L.
Lenyoun, Pastor. He resides in
Jackson, Mississippi.
The Hopewell Junior High
School Girl Basketball team played
in a tournament, Friday night,
April 4, 1859. First they defeated
the Gray School girls with score
of 1910 in favor of Hopewell.
After the game with the Gray
School girls, they had to play Mt.
Olive girls to try to win the tro-
ply. At the third quarter, the Mt.
Olive girls had us beat with a
score of 1925, in favor of Mt.
Olive, but at the end of the game,
Hopewell Girls defeated them with
a score of 1926.
A trophy was presented to The
Hopewell Junior High School Girls.
The Junior Basketball girls team
consists of the following captains:
Mary Helan Otkina, Grace L. Ma
gee, Co-Captain, Mary O. Otkins,
Forward guard, Laura M. Gale,
Oracle L. Magee, Jean Posey, Geor-
gia C. Barnes, Alice Jones, Mary A.
Crosby, Alberta Edison, Catherine
Sullivan, Julia K. Owens, Jose
phine Barnes, and Sarah j. Agee.
Mrs. Weathersby is the Coach,
Miss Dorothy Dixon, Score-keeper,
and Miss Dorothy Wheeler is time