Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-03-12
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NEWS

Sunday, March 6, 1860 was reg
ular PASTORAL Day at the Shady
Oak Missionary Baptist Church.
Sunday School was called to order
at 1910 am. by the Supt., Prof.
]. V. Posey. Song and prayer by
Sis. Kennis Sullivan. Song by the
School, and then each class march
ed to its room for the discussion
of the lesson, whicsh was taught
real well by each of the teachers.
The lesson was taught forty five
minutes. Subject Of the lesson.
Goods Protecting Providence.
Topic: Gods Help is Sure, Acts
23:6-11:24. The teachers did their
best to get the lesson over to their
classes. After the discussion of the
lesson by the classes, the Sunday
school was turned over in the hands
of the Supt. the lesson was re
viewed by the pastor, Rev. l. J..
Lenyoun. We were adjourned for
ten minutes by the pastor. Prof.
J. V. Posey, Supt.
At eleven o'clock am, regular
services began. Fifteen minutes
song services by the Choir, with
the pianist, Mrs. Marie Feazell.
Devotional service was conducted
by Prof. ]. V. Posey, Mrs. Prettie
c. Dixon, and Mrs. Laura Moffett.
Song, A Charge l Have to- Keep.
Prayers by Bro. B. w. Wheeler
and Earl Lee Sullivan. Song py
the Choir. Announcements by Prof.
j. V. Posey. The services were
then turned over in the hands of
the pastor, who brought us Won
derful message from the 92nd
Psalm IL verses, and II Peter 1.
He used as his subject, "Grow in
Grace. The service was enjoyed
by all. The spirit was very high.
All enjoyed the sermon very much.
The services was very good, spirit
ually and financially. 1t was also
educational day also at the church.
On the very first Sunday in March,
we raised $169.11, due to bad waa-
Their. We had some visitors from
Jackson, Mississippi, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles McClain and family, Mr..
]. V. Posey, Jr. from Biloxi, Missis-
sippi, Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Posey,
son, Mrs. Lille Banks and Mrs.
Chirty Williams from the Oak
Grove Missionary Baptist Church,
Taylorsville, Mississippi, Rev. A.
R. Keys, pastor. They also visited
short while in the home of their
oldest sister. Mrs. Prettie C. Dix
on.
Mrs. Leola Barnes, Mr.. Roscoe
Barnes, spent a few hours in the
home of Mrs. Prettie C.. Dixon.
We enjoyed them very much.
The Coveton and Jointing Coun-
ties Institute met with the New
Hopewell Missionary Baptist Ch
Mission Band on Feb. 20, 1860. The
meeting was called to order by the
President. Devotion. was led by
Mrs. Rose Mae Hawthorne, Mrs
Annie Rogers, and Mrs. Flora
Clark. Scripture reading was from
the book of Matthews 9Th Chapte,
and IA verses. Song, A Charge
Have to Keep. A God to Glorify
Prayer by Mrs. R. Hawthorne
Song, Old Ship of Zion. The serv-
ices were then turned in the hands
of the President, who read the 61st
Psalm. Prayer by the President
She announced the house in order
for business. The Bible lesson was
then called for by the president
Lesson, Roman 1915. She MADE
some wonderful remarks, and call
ed for all reports. Rev. S. L. Fair
ley preached the introduction SER
mon from Judge Z: "a. Subject
Stay in Your Places. 1t was a soul
stirring sermon. Money raised SILL
Is. We were adjourned for lunch.
Sunday morning session, Febr-
uary 21st. The Sunday School was
called to order by the Supt. at 10
o'clock. Song, Don't Let it be
Said to Late. Scripture reading
First Peter a 1919. Prayer by the
Surt. The President asked the
teachers to take charge of the diff
ierent classes. Class number /,
vas taught by Bro. ODDS Farley,