Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-02-13
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regular PASTORAL day at the Shady
Oak M. B. Church. Sunday School
was called to order by the Supt.,
Bro. ]. v. Posey, at 10 o'clock a.
m. Song by the School. Prayer
by Mr.. I. II. Johnson. Song and
then each class marched to their
rooms for the discussion of the
lesson. The teachers were in
charge Of their classes for forty
five minutes. Subject of lesson,
Perseverance In Christian Work..
Topic: Persistent Evangelism
Acts 1922: / Corinthians 1926
2:5. The lesson was well taught
by the teachers.
We had some visitors, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Thomas and their pastor,
Rev. L. S. Sullivan from the New
Rocky Mountain Church, Taylors-
vile, Mississippi. We enjoyed them
very much.
The lesson was reviewed by the
pastor. Remarks by the Supt. En-
rollment of class 1853. Money raised
1901. Prof. J. V. Posey, Supt.,
Mr.. Albert Posey, Assistant Supt.,
Mrs. Merleia Johnson, Treasurer,
Miss Alberta Edison, Secretary,
Miss Annie Cooper, Assistant Secre-
etary.
After being dismissed for fiji
teen minutes, we were called to or
der for regular services. ,Devo-
ton was conducted by Bro. J. H.
Sullivan. Song and prayer by Mr..
Sam Hatten and Mr.. Earl Squire.
We then had fifteen minutes of
song service by Choir, with Mrs.
Fezell at the piano. The service
was then turned in the hands of
the Pastor. Rev. Sullivan asked
the Sis. Clara Mae Squire to sing
song. It's title: Gust Jesus. Rev.
Sullivan took his text from the
Book of 1 Samuel 18th Chapter and
18th verse. He preached a won
derful sermon. Rev. l. L. Lenyoun
preached soul-stirring sermon out
Of the same text. The service was
spiritually and financially good.
We were served the Lords Sup
per, and then dismissed.
We are still inviting you who
will to come and be with us in our
Bible School at The Shady Oak
M. B. Church Seminary Century.
We are having a very fine school.
We now have an enrolment of IS
students. We have some of the
best teachers, who are doing their
best.
We have one period of Sunday
School Lesson and Two period of
Chapel. On Wednesday, the devo-
tional service was conducted by
Rev. J. E. Cameron, of Laurel,
Mississippi. 100 Chestnut Street.
Song, lift Him Up" Scripture
reading by Rev. Cameron. Prayer
by Bro. l. H. johnson, and Rev.
]. H. Harvey brought the message
from st. Matthews liza. Subject,
Showing The Spirit Of Mission"
We enjoyed the message very
much. Prayer by the Speaker, Rev.
Harvey.
Friday, February 5th, the devo-
ton was led by J. E. Cameron.
Song, Lift Him Up. Scripture:
Psalm 22:11-12. Rev. A. r. Posey
brought the message from the Book
of John 1927. Subject: "My Sheep
Will Hear My Voice.. We all en-
joyed the message very much,
brought to us by Rev. Posey. Song,
Stand Up Stand Up For Jesus.
We were dismissed with prayer by
Rev. Harvey.
If you haven't got anything to
do nor any place to go, please
come by the Shady Oak M. B.
Church Seminary Century. I am
sure that you will enjoy yourself,
and will let Bro. ]. H. Harvey reg
lister your name in the school. We
need your cooperation. This is
Mrs. Prettie C. Dixon, your re-
porter asking you who will attend
the Sweet Pilgrim Association,
Rev. D. B. Barnes, Moderator,
Florence, Mississippi to attend the
Seminary Century at the Shady
Oak M. B. Church, nine miles East
of Collins, Mississippi.
Mr.. Lloyd Wilkerson, 800 Main
Street, Biloxi, Mississippi and his
friends, Mr.. Cesthes Bunny, Mr..
John Miller visited in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dixon on last
Saturday, February 6, 1860. They
were on their way hunting. They
had a wonderful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dixon from
Biloxi, Miss, were home for a
short visit with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dixon last Sunday even
ing, February z, 1860. We enjoyed
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