Memphis World
Memphis World Publishing Co.
1970-04-11
J. A. Beauchamp

Sunday School Lesson
GLIMPSES OF THE
EARLY CHURCH
Memery Selection: "We are
His witnesses of these things
and so is also to Holy Ghost,
whom God hath given to them
that obey Him."
(Act 5:32)
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The over-reaching air of
this Lesson is to lead members 
to recognize, in their studies 
of the early Church, the
obstacles it overcame, and the
selfless and fervent dedication 
of its members and inspiration 
to be applied in the
present time.
What is our conception of a
church? Is it the House of
God, to be in once a week a
place to dutifully give thanks
for our blessings, ask absolvence 
from sinc — and then
to go about our daily lives
until next Sunday rolls
around?
To those who feel that this
is the case, we have only to
say: "Study this lesson carefully, 
and grow from it!"
The early church was born
in a time of turmoil and dissension. 
From this period in
the church's history came
many martyrs — men who
stood fast by their beliefs —
even to the point of lying
down their lives for those
same beliefs.
How many of us today would
do the same?
The early church spang into 
being with both vigor and
aggressiveness. But the vigor
and aggressiveness were man
activated! The presence of
Christ was an inspiration and
a goad, a challenge to the
soul of mankind!
In the beginning the concepts 
of Christianity were considered 
to be applicable only
to God's own chosen people.
But, through the life of Christ,

these concepts were discarded
and the precepts of Christanity 
for ALL people were gradually 
accepted. The church was
out-reaching! Jews and Gen.
tiles alike, shared a common
life in Christ, in God, and in
the promised life everlasting.
There is no doubt in our
minds that the disciples faced
a formiable task in being witnesses, 
in spreading the Word.
Radical beliefs were not popular 
at that time — and Christ,
in His day and time, was definitely 
a radical! Yet man is
constrained to find something
beyond his belief in himself,
in which to put his faith —
on which to lean. Such is human 
nature!
The stress, if we study our
lesson astutely, is laid on the
fact that the disciples (and
here we speak not only of the
Twelve, but of all those disciples 
of Christanity) experienced 
a oneness of spirit, and
of purpose. They shared a com
mon experience, participated
in a common zeal. They witnessed, 
and they worshipped.
They recognized the fact that
one is negated by the absence
of the other.
The requirements for a
strong church have not changed 
today, although everything
else has — the times in
which we live, the circumstances 
under which we labor.
The church must experience
a sence of "oneness," such as
the early church experienced,
if it is to be truly effective in
its continuing witnessing for
Christ. And the measure of its
success is, primarily, dependent
upon each individual member
of the church.
The early church came into 
being in times of prosecution 
and disbelief. Today it
is no longer persecuted, it is
no longer unbeleived. But it
needs to GROW. And it can
only grow, it can only reach
now people, through the dedication 
and commitment of its
members.
How effective a witness are
YOU?
(These comments are based
on outlines of International
Sunday School Lessons, copyrighted 
by the International
Council of Religious Education
and used by permission)

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"A REALLY BIG SHOW" —
Dr. Melvin Macklin of Chicago congratulates 
(from left) Mrs. Pearl Gordon, Chairman of the Pre
sentation, to the delight of "Living Ad," Lillian Hilliard and
Booklet girls, Denise Springfield, and Bobble Payne.

Questions And Answers On
Fair Labor Standards Act
Q. I work as a clerk for a
a large consulting firm
and often have to work
on Saturday Isn't my
employer required to pay
me overtime for Saturday
work?
A. Not unless you worked

more than 40 hours that
week. The law requires
overtime pay after 40
hours in the workweek
and does not require
overtime pay for Saturday, 
Sunday, or holiday
work as such.
Q. I recently opened an advertising 
firm. Do I
have to pay overtime to
my executive and sales
employees?
A. The law exempts from
the minimum wage and
overtime provisions bona
fide executive, administrative, 
professional and
outside sales employees
who meet the standards
spelled out in the Wage
Hour Division regulations. 
Contact your nearest 
Wage and Hour Office 
for a copy of the
regulations.
Q. I would like to hire a
couple of students to work
part time for my drugstore 
which is subject
to the Fair Labor Standards 
Act. Do I have to
pay them the minimum
wage?
A. You can pay them a lower
wage if you receive a special 
lower minimum wage
certificate issued by the
Wage and Hour Division.
These certificates are
issued for handicapped
workers, student learners, 
and full-time students 
employed in retail
or service establishments, 
or on farms,
under certain conditions.

QUESTIONS AND ANSWER
Q. I work as a clerk for a
a large consulting firm
and often have to work
on Saturday Isn't my
employer required to pay
me overtime for Saturday
work?
A. Not unless you worked

more than 40 hours that
week. The law requires
overtime pay after 40
hours in the workweek
and does not require
overtime pay for Saturday, 
Sunday, or holiday
work as such.
Q. I recently opened an advertising 
firm. Do I
have to pay overtime to
my executive and sales
employees?
A. The law exempts from
the minimum wage and
overtime provisions bona
fide executive, administrative, 
professional and
outside sales employees
who meet the standards
spelled out in the Wage
Hour Division regulations. 
Contact your nearest 
Wage and Hour Office 
for a copy of the
regulations.
Q. I would like to hire a
couple of students to work
part time for my drugstore 
which is subject
to the Fair Labor Standards 
Act. Do I have to
pay them the minimum
wage?
A. You can pay them a lower
wage if you receive a special 
lower minimum wage
certificate issued by the
Wage and Hour Division.
These certificates are
issued for handicapped
workers, student learners, 
and full-time students 
employed in retail
or service establishments, 
or on farms,
under certain conditions.

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For Barbers
Local 734 Barbers Union
will hold its monthly meeting
Monday night, April 13, at 8, at
981 Alaska St.
Mrs. Alma Morris, the president, 
is asking all barbers
interested in joining the union
to attend the meeting.
Mrs. Jean Thomas, reporter. 


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King Movie
To Be Shown
A Dr. Martin Luther King,
movie and an LSD film in color 
will be shown this Friday
night, April 10 at 7:30 p.m. at
the CME Publishing House,
531 S. Parkway East. The
films are being presented by
the Shonees and Shonettes, a
civic and charitable organization 
of young people. A portion
of the proceeds will go toward
the purchase of band uniforms
at South Side High School.
Tickets are on sale at Golden 
Sundry on Park Ave., Klondyke 
Sundry, Strozier's Drug,
Pinkie's Sunday, Sanders Rexall 
Drug, Club Paradise, Rose
wood Auto Parts, Carrie's Flo
rist and Gift Shop and Unis of
Memphis, at $1.50) for adults
and .75.
Maurice Reed is president
of the club; Lynn Hancock, sec
retary, Portia Elaine Fisher,
business manager and Jerry
Norvell, reporter.
Mrs. Myrtle J. Fisher is the
sponsor; Mrs. Laura Lewis
and Mrs. Dorothy Pamphlett,
advisors.

Mrs. Johnson

wer) Catholic Church of
which she was a communicant. 

Mrs. Johnson, 55, was the
widow of Robert E. Johnson. 

She is survived by a son,
Robert Johnson Jr., and
three sisters, Mrs. Florence
Currin, Miss Harry Mae
Simons and Mrs. Evelyn. McAnulty. 

Mrs. McAnulty is the twin
sister of Mrs. Johnson. Mr.
Johnson resides in Los Angeles. 

Miss Simons is principal
of Magnolia Elementary
School.

CHURCH NEWS
At the 11 A.M. worship
April 5, the Reverend Jones
used as his meditation, "All
Things Are Possible With
God". He mentioned that God
has a mission for all of his
people. We need to realize
more and more the presence
of God. Faith is strengthened 
with this realization.
Faith does not mature without 
testing. God is always
standing by to help. God has
a purpose for every life and
soul." Beautiful and appropriate 
music was given by
the choir with Mrs. Bernice
Heard at the piano and directing. 

At 3 P.M. The Children's
Choir Of the Memphis District 
was presented in concert 
under the direction of
Mr. Paul Hicks. Dr. Roy
Williams of First United Methodist 
Church preached to
a large and eager congregation. 
The next appearance
of the Children's Choir will
be April 19 at St. Lukes
United Methodist Church.
Sunday School 9 A.M. with
Mrs. Velma R. McLemore,
superintendent in charge. At
the 11 A.M. hour, the pastor
will be in charge and give
the sermon. Music will be
rendered by the Junior and
Senior choirs with Mrs.
Gladys Webb at the organ and
Mrs. J. W. Whittaker director 
At 7 P.M. the Lily of
the Valley Club will present
a Bible Pagent. Mrs. Everlina 
Coburn is director.
Mrs. Annie L. Higgins president 
and Mrs. Georgia Atkins 
is membership clerk.
The public is always honored 
guest at Metropolitan.
Sunday School 9:30 A.M.
with Mr. George Gossett superintendent 
in charge. At
the 11 A. M. worship hour,
the sermon will be given by
the Reverend Williams with
music furnished by the Sanctuary 
and Youth choirs; Mrs.
Josie Cobb, Miss Esther Pullium 
youth choir director;
Mrs. Juanita Turner, organist; 
Miss Marie Brooks
pianist and Miss Vannesse
Thomas pianist of the youth
choir. At 7:30 P.M. evening
worship will be conducted.,
April 12th marks the close
of the Revival services. The.
Reverend Dave Bond, Minister, 
New Bethel Baptist
church has been preaching
nightly.
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
with Brother C. W. Bowen
superintendent and his efficient 
staff of teachers in
charge. Music will be rendered 
at the 1 A.M. hour
by the Male chorus Brother
Henry Baker, acting president, 
Miss Lois Patrick at
the piano and Miss Mattie
Holmes at the organ. The
sermon, the most outstanding
feature of the service wil be
given by the Reverend Miller. 

At to 5:30 P.M. A. C. E. Fellowship 
convenes with Miss
Edna Harris, president in
charge. Miss Harris urges
all the young people of the
community and church to attend. 
At 7:30 P.M. Union Services 
will be conducted at
New Tyler Participating
churches are: Bethel United
Methodist Church, Rock of
Ages Christian Methodist
Church, and St. John A. M. E.
Churches. The public is always 
welcomed to worship
at New Tyler.
Sunday School 9:30 AM.
with Mr. Amos French superintendent 
in charge. At
11 A.M. the sermon will be
given by the pastor with
music rendered by the combined 
choir with Mr. Edward 
Collins at the piano

and Mrs. McCoy director,
At 3 P.M. A Fashion Show
will be presented featuring
fashions for all seasons and
events. This always is a
pretty inviting, relaxing way
to enjoy the afternoon. The
public is invited. Mrs. A. C.
Ware is in charge. At 7:30
P.M. The Holy Communion
will be given by the pastor.
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
with Brother Harry Bridges,
Sr. superintendent and Siser 
Ruth Harris, assistant
superintendent in charge. At
11 A.M. the pastor will give
the sermon with music by the
Youth choir with Sister Deborah 
Lofton directing and
Ralph Lofton Jr. at the organ. 
At 5 P.M. B. T. U. convenes 
with Sister Tessie
Brown director and Sister
Eva Young assisting and
Brother Harrison Wilburn
presiding. At 6:30 P.M. Second 
Sunday night musical
with the Youth choir in
charge. Ralph Lofton Jr is
chairman. Sister Sayde C.
Ambrose is church secretary. 

Sunday April 12, is the
observance of Evening Sunday 
School as a part of back
to Sunday School month. This
promises to be an eventful
afternoon and will hopefully
stimulate activity in the regular 
church school. The
evening worship service is
regularly scheduled at 7:30
P.M. at Cane Creek. The
Reverend J. R. Christopher
will close revival services
as guest evangelist at the
First Baptist church, 12th
Street West Memphis, Arkansas. 
He is humble as
many young souls were added 
to the Christian army.
Sunday School 9:30 AM.
with Mr. Robert W. Malone,
general superintendent and
in charge. The sermon will
be given by the minister
with appropriate music by
the choir. April 26 the Williams 
Circle is presenting
in concert, Mrs. Doris J.
Gary and Mrs. Mary L. Bryant. 
These young women are
outstanding soloist in the
church choir.
The congregation was especially 
prayerful for Mrs.
Frances Hightower, Mrs.
Audrey Moore and Mrs. Lillian 
McPherson who have
recently sustained the loss
of a loved one.

Prospect United Methodist
Church
1297Guasco Road
Reverend H. H. Jones,
Minister
At the 11 A.M. worship
April 5, the Reverend Jones
used as his meditation, "All
Things Are Possible With
God". He mentioned that God
has a mission for all of his
people. We need to realize
more and more the presence
of God. Faith is strengthened 
with this realization.
Faith does not mature without 
testing. God is always
standing by to help. God has
a purpose for every life and
soul." Beautiful and appropriate 
music was given by
the choir with Mrs. Bernice
Heard at the piano and directing. 

At 3 P.M. The Children's
Choir Of the Memphis District 
was presented in concert 
under the direction of
Mr. Paul Hicks. Dr. Roy
Williams of First United Methodist 
Church preached to
a large and eager congregation. 
The next appearance
of the Children's Choir will
be April 19 at St. Lukes
United Methodist Church.
Sunday School 9 A.M. with
Mrs. Velma R. McLemore,
superintendent in charge. At
the 11 A.M. hour, the pastor
will be in charge and give
the sermon. Music will be
rendered by the Junior and
Senior choirs with Mrs.
Gladys Webb at the organ and
Mrs. J. W. Whittaker director 
At 7 P.M. the Lily of
the Valley Club will present
a Bible Pagent. Mrs. Everlina 
Coburn is director.
Mrs. Annie L. Higgins president 
and Mrs. Georgia Atkins 
is membership clerk.
The public is always honored 
guest at Metropolitan.
Sunday School 9:30 A.M.
with Mr. George Gossett superintendent 
in charge. At
the 11 A. M. worship hour,
the sermon will be given by
the Reverend Williams with
music furnished by the Sanctuary 
and Youth choirs; Mrs.
Josie Cobb, Miss Esther Pullium 
youth choir director;
Mrs. Juanita Turner, organist; 
Miss Marie Brooks
pianist and Miss Vannesse
Thomas pianist of the youth
choir. At 7:30 P.M. evening
worship will be conducted.,
April 12th marks the close
of the Revival services. The.
Reverend Dave Bond, Minister, 
New Bethel Baptist
church has been preaching
nightly.
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
with Brother C. W. Bowen
superintendent and his efficient 
staff of teachers in
charge. Music will be rendered 
at the 1 A.M. hour
by the Male chorus Brother
Henry Baker, acting president, 
Miss Lois Patrick at
the piano and Miss Mattie
Holmes at the organ. The
sermon, the most outstanding
feature of the service wil be
given by the Reverend Miller. 

At to 5:30 P.M. A. C. E. Fellowship 
convenes with Miss
Edna Harris, president in
charge. Miss Harris urges
all the young people of the
community and church to attend. 
At 7:30 P.M. Union Services 
will be conducted at
New Tyler Participating
churches are: Bethel United
Methodist Church, Rock of
Ages Christian Methodist
Church, and St. John A. M. E.
Churches. The public is always 
welcomed to worship
at New Tyler.
Sunday School 9:30 AM.
with Mr. Amos French superintendent 
in charge. At
11 A.M. the sermon will be
given by the pastor with
music rendered by the combined 
choir with Mr. Edward 
Collins at the piano

and Mrs. McCoy director,
At 3 P.M. A Fashion Show
will be presented featuring
fashions for all seasons and
events. This always is a
pretty inviting, relaxing way
to enjoy the afternoon. The
public is invited. Mrs. A. C.
Ware is in charge. At 7:30
P.M. The Holy Communion
will be given by the pastor.
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
with Brother Harry Bridges,
Sr. superintendent and Siser 
Ruth Harris, assistant
superintendent in charge. At
11 A.M. the pastor will give
the sermon with music by the
Youth choir with Sister Deborah 
Lofton directing and
Ralph Lofton Jr. at the organ. 
At 5 P.M. B. T. U. convenes 
with Sister Tessie
Brown director and Sister
Eva Young assisting and
Brother Harrison Wilburn
presiding. At 6:30 P.M. Second 
Sunday night musical
with the Youth choir in
charge. Ralph Lofton Jr is
chairman. Sister Sayde C.
Ambrose is church secretary. 

Sunday April 12, is the
observance of Evening Sunday 
School as a part of back
to Sunday School month. This
promises to be an eventful
afternoon and will hopefully
stimulate activity in the regular 
church school. The
evening worship service is
regularly scheduled at 7:30
P.M. at Cane Creek. The
Reverend J. R. Christopher
will close revival services
as guest evangelist at the
First Baptist church, 12th
Street West Memphis, Arkansas. 
He is humble as
many young souls were added 
to the Christian army.
Sunday School 9:30 AM.
with Mr. Robert W. Malone,
general superintendent and
in charge. The sermon will
be given by the minister
with appropriate music by
the choir. April 26 the Williams 
Circle is presenting
in concert, Mrs. Doris J.
Gary and Mrs. Mary L. Bryant. 
These young women are
outstanding soloist in the
church choir.
The congregation was especially 
prayerful for Mrs.
Frances Hightower, Mrs.
Audrey Moore and Mrs. Lillian 
McPherson who have
recently sustained the loss
of a loved one.

Metropolitan Baptist Church
767 Walker Avenue
Reverend S. A. Owen,
Minister
At the 11 A.M. worship
April 5, the Reverend Jones
used as his meditation, "All
Things Are Possible With
God". He mentioned that God
has a mission for all of his
people. We need to realize
more and more the presence
of God. Faith is strengthened 
with this realization.
Faith does not mature without 
testing. God is always
standing by to help. God has
a purpose for every life and
soul." Beautiful and appropriate 
music was given by
the choir with Mrs. Bernice
Heard at the piano and directing. 

At 3 P.M. The Children's
Choir Of the Memphis District 
was presented in concert 
under the direction of
Mr. Paul Hicks. Dr. Roy
Williams of First United Methodist 
Church preached to
a large and eager congregation. 
The next appearance
of the Children's Choir will
be April 19 at St. Lukes
United Methodist Church.
Sunday School 9 A.M. with
Mrs. Velma R. McLemore,
superintendent in charge. At
the 11 A.M. hour, the pastor
will be in charge and give
the sermon. Music will be
rendered by the Junior and
Senior choirs with Mrs.
Gladys Webb at the organ and
Mrs. J. W. Whittaker director 
At 7 P.M. the Lily of
the Valley Club will present
a Bible Pagent. Mrs. Everlina 
Coburn is director.
Mrs. Annie L. Higgins president 
and Mrs. Georgia Atkins 
is membership clerk.
The public is always honored 
guest at Metropolitan.
Sunday School 9:30 A.M.
with Mr. George Gossett superintendent 
in charge. At
the 11 A. M. worship hour,
the sermon will be given by
the Reverend Williams with
music furnished by the Sanctuary 
and Youth choirs; Mrs.
Josie Cobb, Miss Esther Pullium 
youth choir director;
Mrs. Juanita Turner, organist; 
Miss Marie Brooks
pianist and Miss Vannesse
Thomas pianist of the youth
choir. At 7:30 P.M. evening
worship will be conducted.,
April 12th marks the close
of the Revival services. The.
Reverend Dave Bond, Minister, 
New Bethel Baptist
church has been preaching
nightly.
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
with Brother C. W. Bowen
superintendent and his efficient 
staff of teachers in
charge. Music will be rendered 
at the 1 A.M. hour
by the Male chorus Brother
Henry Baker, acting president, 
Miss Lois Patrick at
the piano and Miss Mattie
Holmes at the organ. The
sermon, the most outstanding
feature of the service wil be
given by the Reverend Miller. 

At to 5:30 P.M. A. C. E. Fellowship 
convenes with Miss
Edna Harris, president in
charge. Miss Harris urges
all the young people of the
community and church to attend. 
At 7:30 P.M. Union Services 
will be conducted at
New Tyler Participating
churches are: Bethel United
Methodist Church, Rock of
Ages Christian Methodist
Church, and St. John A. M. E.
Churches. The public is always 
welcomed to worship
at New Tyler.
Sunday School 9:30 AM.
with Mr. Amos French superintendent 
in charge. At
11 A.M. the sermon will be
given by the pastor with
music rendered by the combined 
choir with Mr. Edward 
Collins at the piano

and Mrs. McCoy director,
At 3 P.M. A Fashion Show
will be presented featuring
fashions for all seasons and
events. This always is a
pretty inviting, relaxing way
to enjoy the afternoon. The
public is invited. Mrs. A. C.
Ware is in charge. At 7:30
P.M. The Holy Communion
will be given by the pastor.
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
with Brother Harry Bridges,
Sr. superintendent and Siser 
Ruth Harris, assistant
superintendent in charge. At
11 A.M. the pastor will give
the sermon with music by the
Youth choir with Sister Deborah 
Lofton directing and
Ralph Lofton Jr. at the organ. 
At 5 P.M. B. T. U. convenes 
with Sister Tessie
Brown director and Sister
Eva Young assisting and
Brother Harrison Wilburn
presiding. At 6:30 P.M. Second 
Sunday night musical
with the Youth choir in
charge. Ralph Lofton Jr is
chairman. Sister Sayde C.
Ambrose is church secretary. 

Sunday April 12, is the
observance of Evening Sunday 
School as a part of back
to Sunday School month. This
promises to be an eventful
afternoon and will hopefully
stimulate activity in the regular 
church school. The
evening worship service is
regularly scheduled at 7:30
P.M. at Cane Creek. The
Reverend J. R. Christopher
will close revival services
as guest evangelist at the
First Baptist church, 12th
Street West Memphis, Arkansas. 
He is humble as
many young souls were added 
to the Christian army.
Sunday School 9:30 AM.
with Mr. Robert W. Malone,
general superintendent and
in charge. The sermon will
be given by the minister
with appropriate music by
the choir. April 26 the Williams 
Circle is presenting
in concert, Mrs. Doris J.
Gary and Mrs. Mary L. Bryant. 
These young women are
outstanding soloist in the
church choir.
The congregation was especially 
prayerful for Mrs.
Frances Hightower, Mrs.
Audrey Moore and Mrs. Lillian 
McPherson who have
recently sustained the loss
of a loved one.

St. John Baptist Church
640 Vance Avenue
Reverend A. McEwen
Williams Minister
At the 11 A.M. worship
April 5, the Reverend Jones
used as his meditation, "All
Things Are Possible With
God". He mentioned that God
has a mission for all of his
people. We need to realize
more and more the presence
of God. Faith is strengthened 
with this realization.
Faith does not mature without 
testing. God is always
standing by to help. God has
a purpose for every life and
soul." Beautiful and appropriate 
music was given by
the choir with Mrs. Bernice
Heard at the piano and directing. 

At 3 P.M. The Children's
Choir Of the Memphis District 
was presented in concert 
under the direction of
Mr. Paul Hicks. Dr. Roy
Williams of First United Methodist 
Church preached to
a large and eager congregation. 
The next appearance
of the Children's Choir will
be April 19 at St. Lukes
United Methodist Church.
Sunday School 9 A.M. with
Mrs. Velma R. McLemore,
superintendent in charge. At
the 11 A.M. hour, the pastor
will be in charge and give
the sermon. Music will be
rendered by the Junior and
Senior choirs with Mrs.
Gladys Webb at the organ and
Mrs. J. W. Whittaker director 
At 7 P.M. the Lily of
the Valley Club will present
a Bible Pagent. Mrs. Everlina 
Coburn is director.
Mrs. Annie L. Higgins president 
and Mrs. Georgia Atkins 
is membership clerk.
The public is always honored 
guest at Metropolitan.
Sunday School 9:30 A.M.
with Mr. George Gossett superintendent 
in charge. At
the 11 A. M. worship hour,
the sermon will be given by
the Reverend Williams with
music furnished by the Sanctuary 
and Youth choirs; Mrs.
Josie Cobb, Miss Esther Pullium 
youth choir director;
Mrs. Juanita Turner, organist; 
Miss Marie Brooks
pianist and Miss Vannesse
Thomas pianist of the youth
choir. At 7:30 P.M. evening
worship will be conducted.,
April 12th marks the close
of the Revival services. The.
Reverend Dave Bond, Minister, 
New Bethel Baptist
church has been preaching
nightly.
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
with Brother C. W. Bowen
superintendent and his efficient 
staff of teachers in
charge. Music will be rendered 
at the 1 A.M. hour
by the Male chorus Brother
Henry Baker, acting president, 
Miss Lois Patrick at
the piano and Miss Mattie
Holmes at the organ. The
sermon, the most outstanding
feature of the service wil be
given by the Reverend Miller. 

At to 5:30 P.M. A. C. E. Fellowship 
convenes with Miss
Edna Harris, president in
charge. Miss Harris urges
all the young people of the
community and church to attend. 
At 7:30 P.M. Union Services 
will be conducted at
New Tyler Participating
churches are: Bethel United
Methodist Church, Rock of
Ages Christian Methodist
Church, and St. John A. M. E.
Churches. The public is always 
welcomed to worship
at New Tyler.
Sunday School 9:30 AM.
with Mr. Amos French superintendent 
in charge. At
11 A.M. the sermon will be
given by the pastor with
music rendered by the combined 
choir with Mr. Edward 
Collins at the piano

and Mrs. McCoy director,
At 3 P.M. A Fashion Show
will be presented featuring
fashions for all seasons and
events. This always is a
pretty inviting, relaxing way
to enjoy the afternoon. The
public is invited. Mrs. A. C.
Ware is in charge. At 7:30
P.M. The Holy Communion
will be given by the pastor.
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
with Brother Harry Bridges,
Sr. superintendent and Siser 
Ruth Harris, assistant
superintendent in charge. At
11 A.M. the pastor will give
the sermon with music by the
Youth choir with Sister Deborah 
Lofton directing and
Ralph Lofton Jr. at the organ. 
At 5 P.M. B. T. U. convenes 
with Sister Tessie
Brown director and Sister
Eva Young assisting and
Brother Harrison Wilburn
presiding. At 6:30 P.M. Second 
Sunday night musical
with the Youth choir in
charge. Ralph Lofton Jr is
chairman. Sister Sayde C.
Ambrose is church secretary. 

Sunday April 12, is the
observance of Evening Sunday 
School as a part of back
to Sunday School month. This
promises to be an eventful
afternoon and will hopefully
stimulate activity in the regular 
church school. The
evening worship service is
regularly scheduled at 7:30
P.M. at Cane Creek. The
Reverend J. R. Christopher
will close revival services
as guest evangelist at the
First Baptist church, 12th
Street West Memphis, Arkansas. 
He is humble as
many young souls were added 
to the Christian army.
Sunday School 9:30 AM.
with Mr. Robert W. Malone,
general superintendent and
in charge. The sermon will
be given by the minister
with appropriate music by
the choir. April 26 the Williams 
Circle is presenting
in concert, Mrs. Doris J.
Gary and Mrs. Mary L. Bryant. 
These young women are
outstanding soloist in the
church choir.
The congregation was especially 
prayerful for Mrs.
Frances Hightower, Mrs.
Audrey Moore and Mrs. Lillian 
McPherson who have
recently sustained the loss
of a loved one.

New Tyler A. M. E. Church
568 Carpenter
Reverend John C. Miller,
Minister
At the 11 A.M. worship
April 5, the Reverend Jones
used as his meditation, "All
Things Are Possible With
God". He mentioned that God
has a mission for all of his
people. We need to realize
more and more the presence
of God. Faith is strengthened 
with this realization.
Faith does not mature without 
testing. God is always
standing by to help. God has
a purpose for every life and
soul." Beautiful and appropriate 
music was given by
the choir with Mrs. Bernice
Heard at the piano and directing. 

At 3 P.M. The Children's
Choir Of the Memphis District 
was presented in concert 
under the direction of
Mr. Paul Hicks. Dr. Roy
Williams of First United Methodist 
Church preached to
a large and eager congregation. 
The next appearance
of the Children's Choir will
be April 19 at St. Lukes
United Methodist Church.
Sunday School 9 A.M. with
Mrs. Velma R. McLemore,
superintendent in charge. At
the 11 A.M. hour, the pastor
will be in charge and give
the sermon. Music will be
rendered by the Junior and
Senior choirs with Mrs.
Gladys Webb at the organ and
Mrs. J. W. Whittaker director 
At 7 P.M. the Lily of
the Valley Club will present
a Bible Pagent. Mrs. Everlina 
Coburn is director.
Mrs. Annie L. Higgins president 
and Mrs. Georgia Atkins 
is membership clerk.
The public is always honored 
guest at Metropolitan.
Sunday School 9:30 A.M.
with Mr. George Gossett superintendent 
in charge. At
the 11 A. M. worship hour,
the sermon will be given by
the Reverend Williams with
music furnished by the Sanctuary 
and Youth choirs; Mrs.
Josie Cobb, Miss Esther Pullium 
youth choir director;
Mrs. Juanita Turner, organist; 
Miss Marie Brooks
pianist and Miss Vannesse
Thomas pianist of the youth
choir. At 7:30 P.M. evening
worship will be conducted.,
April 12th marks the close
of the Revival services. The.
Reverend Dave Bond, Minister, 
New Bethel Baptist
church has been preaching
nightly.
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
with Brother C. W. Bowen
superintendent and his efficient 
staff of teachers in
charge. Music will be rendered 
at the 1 A.M. hour
by the Male chorus Brother
Henry Baker, acting president, 
Miss Lois Patrick at
the piano and Miss Mattie
Holmes at the organ. The
sermon, the most outstanding
feature of the service wil be
given by the Reverend Miller. 

At to 5:30 P.M. A. C. E. Fellowship 
convenes with Miss
Edna Harris, president in
charge. Miss Harris urges
all the young people of the
community and church to attend. 
At 7:30 P.M. Union Services 
will be conducted at
New Tyler Participating
churches are: Bethel United
Methodist Church, Rock of
Ages Christian Methodist
Church, and St. John A. M. E.
Churches. The public is always 
welcomed to worship
at New Tyler.
Sunday School 9:30 AM.
with Mr. Amos French superintendent 
in charge. At
11 A.M. the sermon will be
given by the pastor with
music rendered by the combined 
choir with Mr. Edward 
Collins at the piano

and Mrs. McCoy director,
At 3 P.M. A Fashion Show
will be presented featuring
fashions for all seasons and
events. This always is a
pretty inviting, relaxing way
to enjoy the afternoon. The
public is invited. Mrs. A. C.
Ware is in charge. At 7:30
P.M. The Holy Communion
will be given by the pastor.
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
with Brother Harry Bridges,
Sr. superintendent and Siser 
Ruth Harris, assistant
superintendent in charge. At
11 A.M. the pastor will give
the sermon with music by the
Youth choir with Sister Deborah 
Lofton directing and
Ralph Lofton Jr. at the organ. 
At 5 P.M. B. T. U. convenes 
with Sister Tessie
Brown director and Sister
Eva Young assisting and
Brother Harrison Wilburn
presiding. At 6:30 P.M. Second 
Sunday night musical
with the Youth choir in
charge. Ralph Lofton Jr is
chairman. Sister Sayde C.
Ambrose is church secretary. 

Sunday April 12, is the
observance of Evening Sunday 
School as a part of back
to Sunday School month. This
promises to be an eventful
afternoon and will hopefully
stimulate activity in the regular 
church school. The
evening worship service is
regularly scheduled at 7:30
P.M. at Cane Creek. The
Reverend J. R. Christopher
will close revival services
as guest evangelist at the
First Baptist church, 12th
Street West Memphis, Arkansas. 
He is humble as
many young souls were added 
to the Christian army.
Sunday School 9:30 AM.
with Mr. Robert W. Malone,
general superintendent and
in charge. The sermon will
be given by the minister
with appropriate music by
the choir. April 26 the Williams 
Circle is presenting
in concert, Mrs. Doris J.
Gary and Mrs. Mary L. Bryant. 
These young women are
outstanding soloist in the
church choir.
The congregation was especially 
prayerful for Mrs.
Frances Hightower, Mrs.
Audrey Moore and Mrs. Lillian 
McPherson who have
recently sustained the loss
of a loved one.

New Mt. Zion Baptist Church
400 N. 9th Street
West Memphis, Arkansas
Reverend A. C. Ware,
Minister
At the 11 A.M. worship
April 5, the Reverend Jones
used as his meditation, "All
Things Are Possible With
God". He mentioned that God
has a mission for all of his
people. We need to realize
more and more the presence
of God. Faith is strengthened 
with this realization.
Faith does not mature without 
testing. God is always
standing by to help. God has
a purpose for every life and
soul." Beautiful and appropriate 
music was given by
the choir with Mrs. Bernice
Heard at the piano and directing. 

At 3 P.M. The Children's
Choir Of the Memphis District 
was presented in concert 
under the direction of
Mr. Paul Hicks. Dr. Roy
Williams of First United Methodist 
Church preached to
a large and eager congregation. 
The next appearance
of the Children's Choir will
be April 19 at St. Lukes
United Methodist Church.
Sunday School 9 A.M. with
Mrs. Velma R. McLemore,
superintendent in charge. At
the 11 A.M. hour, the pastor
will be in charge and give
the sermon. Music will be
rendered by the Junior and
Senior choirs with Mrs.
Gladys Webb at the organ and
Mrs. J. W. Whittaker director 
At 7 P.M. the Lily of
the Valley Club will present
a Bible Pagent. Mrs. Everlina 
Coburn is director.
Mrs. Annie L. Higgins president 
and Mrs. Georgia Atkins 
is membership clerk.
The public is always honored 
guest at Metropolitan.
Sunday School 9:30 A.M.
with Mr. George Gossett superintendent 
in charge. At
the 11 A. M. worship hour,
the sermon will be given by
the Reverend Williams with
music furnished by the Sanctuary 
and Youth choirs; Mrs.
Josie Cobb, Miss Esther Pullium 
youth choir director;
Mrs. Juanita Turner, organist; 
Miss Marie Brooks
pianist and Miss Vannesse
Thomas pianist of the youth
choir. At 7:30 P.M. evening
worship will be conducted.,
April 12th marks the close
of the Revival services. The.
Reverend Dave Bond, Minister, 
New Bethel Baptist
church has been preaching
nightly.
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
with Brother C. W. Bowen
superintendent and his efficient 
staff of teachers in
charge. Music will be rendered 
at the 1 A.M. hour
by the Male chorus Brother
Henry Baker, acting president, 
Miss Lois Patrick at
the piano and Miss Mattie
Holmes at the organ. The
sermon, the most outstanding
feature of the service wil be
given by the Reverend Miller. 

At to 5:30 P.M. A. C. E. Fellowship 
convenes with Miss
Edna Harris, president in
charge. Miss Harris urges
all the young people of the
community and church to attend. 
At 7:30 P.M. Union Services 
will be conducted at
New Tyler Participating
churches are: Bethel United
Methodist Church, Rock of
Ages Christian Methodist
Church, and St. John A. M. E.
Churches. The public is always 
welcomed to worship
at New Tyler.
Sunday School 9:30 AM.
with Mr. Amos French superintendent 
in charge. At
11 A.M. the sermon will be
given by the pastor with
music rendered by the combined 
choir with Mr. Edward 
Collins at the piano

and Mrs. McCoy director,
At 3 P.M. A Fashion Show
will be presented featuring
fashions for all seasons and
events. This always is a
pretty inviting, relaxing way
to enjoy the afternoon. The
public is invited. Mrs. A. C.
Ware is in charge. At 7:30
P.M. The Holy Communion
will be given by the pastor.
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
with Brother Harry Bridges,
Sr. superintendent and Siser 
Ruth Harris, assistant
superintendent in charge. At
11 A.M. the pastor will give
the sermon with music by the
Youth choir with Sister Deborah 
Lofton directing and
Ralph Lofton Jr. at the organ. 
At 5 P.M. B. T. U. convenes 
with Sister Tessie
Brown director and Sister
Eva Young assisting and
Brother Harrison Wilburn
presiding. At 6:30 P.M. Second 
Sunday night musical
with the Youth choir in
charge. Ralph Lofton Jr is
chairman. Sister Sayde C.
Ambrose is church secretary. 

Sunday April 12, is the
observance of Evening Sunday 
School as a part of back
to Sunday School month. This
promises to be an eventful
afternoon and will hopefully
stimulate activity in the regular 
church school. The
evening worship service is
regularly scheduled at 7:30
P.M. at Cane Creek. The
Reverend J. R. Christopher
will close revival services
as guest evangelist at the
First Baptist church, 12th
Street West Memphis, Arkansas. 
He is humble as
many young souls were added 
to the Christian army.
Sunday School 9:30 AM.
with Mr. Robert W. Malone,
general superintendent and
in charge. The sermon will
be given by the minister
with appropriate music by
the choir. April 26 the Williams 
Circle is presenting
in concert, Mrs. Doris J.
Gary and Mrs. Mary L. Bryant. 
These young women are
outstanding soloist in the
church choir.
The congregation was especially 
prayerful for Mrs.
Frances Hightower, Mrs.
Audrey Moore and Mrs. Lillian 
McPherson who have
recently sustained the loss
of a loved one.

First Baptist Church
379 Beale Street
Reverend James A. Jordan,
Minister
At the 11 A.M. worship
April 5, the Reverend Jones
used as his meditation, "All
Things Are Possible With
God". He mentioned that God
has a mission for all of his
people. We need to realize
more and more the presence
of God. Faith is strengthened 
with this realization.
Faith does not mature without 
testing. God is always
standing by to help. God has
a purpose for every life and
soul." Beautiful and appropriate 
music was given by
the choir with Mrs. Bernice
Heard at the piano and directing. 

At 3 P.M. The Children's
Choir Of the Memphis District 
was presented in concert 
under the direction of
Mr. Paul Hicks. Dr. Roy
Williams of First United Methodist 
Church preached to
a large and eager congregation. 
The next appearance
of the Children's Choir will
be April 19 at St. Lukes
United Methodist Church.
Sunday School 9 A.M. with
Mrs. Velma R. McLemore,
superintendent in charge. At
the 11 A.M. hour, the pastor
will be in charge and give
the sermon. Music will be
rendered by the Junior and
Senior choirs with Mrs.
Gladys Webb at the organ and
Mrs. J. W. Whittaker director 
At 7 P.M. the Lily of
the Valley Club will present
a Bible Pagent. Mrs. Everlina 
Coburn is director.
Mrs. Annie L. Higgins president 
and Mrs. Georgia Atkins 
is membership clerk.
The public is always honored 
guest at Metropolitan.
Sunday School 9:30 A.M.
with Mr. George Gossett superintendent 
in charge. At
the 11 A. M. worship hour,
the sermon will be given by
the Reverend Williams with
music furnished by the Sanctuary 
and Youth choirs; Mrs.
Josie Cobb, Miss Esther Pullium 
youth choir director;
Mrs. Juanita Turner, organist; 
Miss Marie Brooks
pianist and Miss Vannesse
Thomas pianist of the youth
choir. At 7:30 P.M. evening
worship will be conducted.,
April 12th marks the close
of the Revival services. The.
Reverend Dave Bond, Minister, 
New Bethel Baptist
church has been preaching
nightly.
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
with Brother C. W. Bowen
superintendent and his efficient 
staff of teachers in
charge. Music will be rendered 
at the 1 A.M. hour
by the Male chorus Brother
Henry Baker, acting president, 
Miss Lois Patrick at
the piano and Miss Mattie
Holmes at the organ. The
sermon, the most outstanding
feature of the service wil be
given by the Reverend Miller. 

At to 5:30 P.M. A. C. E. Fellowship 
convenes with Miss
Edna Harris, president in
charge. Miss Harris urges
all the young people of the
community and church to attend. 
At 7:30 P.M. Union Services 
will be conducted at
New Tyler Participating
churches are: Bethel United
Methodist Church, Rock of
Ages Christian Methodist
Church, and St. John A. M. E.
Churches. The public is always 
welcomed to worship
at New Tyler.
Sunday School 9:30 AM.
with Mr. Amos French superintendent 
in charge. At
11 A.M. the sermon will be
given by the pastor with
music rendered by the combined 
choir with Mr. Edward 
Collins at the piano

and Mrs. McCoy director,
At 3 P.M. A Fashion Show
will be presented featuring
fashions for all seasons and
events. This always is a
pretty inviting, relaxing way
to enjoy the afternoon. The
public is invited. Mrs. A. C.
Ware is in charge. At 7:30
P.M. The Holy Communion
will be given by the pastor.
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
with Brother Harry Bridges,
Sr. superintendent and Siser 
Ruth Harris, assistant
superintendent in charge. At
11 A.M. the pastor will give
the sermon with music by the
Youth choir with Sister Deborah 
Lofton directing and
Ralph Lofton Jr. at the organ. 
At 5 P.M. B. T. U. convenes 
with Sister Tessie
Brown director and Sister
Eva Young assisting and
Brother Harrison Wilburn
presiding. At 6:30 P.M. Second 
Sunday night musical
with the Youth choir in
charge. Ralph Lofton Jr is
chairman. Sister Sayde C.
Ambrose is church secretary. 

Sunday April 12, is the
observance of Evening Sunday 
School as a part of back
to Sunday School month. This
promises to be an eventful
afternoon and will hopefully
stimulate activity in the regular 
church school. The
evening worship service is
regularly scheduled at 7:30
P.M. at Cane Creek. The
Reverend J. R. Christopher
will close revival services
as guest evangelist at the
First Baptist church, 12th
Street West Memphis, Arkansas. 
He is humble as
many young souls were added 
to the Christian army.
Sunday School 9:30 AM.
with Mr. Robert W. Malone,
general superintendent and
in charge. The sermon will
be given by the minister
with appropriate music by
the choir. April 26 the Williams 
Circle is presenting
in concert, Mrs. Doris J.
Gary and Mrs. Mary L. Bryant. 
These young women are
outstanding soloist in the
church choir.
The congregation was especially 
prayerful for Mrs.
Frances Hightower, Mrs.
Audrey Moore and Mrs. Lillian 
McPherson who have
recently sustained the loss
of a loved one.

Cane Creek Baptist Church
1785 South Believue
Reverend J. R. Christopher,
Minister
At the 11 A.M. worship
April 5, the Reverend Jones
used as his meditation, "All
Things Are Possible With
God". He mentioned that God
has a mission for all of his
people. We need to realize
more and more the presence
of God. Faith is strengthened 
with this realization.
Faith does not mature without 
testing. God is always
standing by to help. God has
a purpose for every life and
soul." Beautiful and appropriate 
music was given by
the choir with Mrs. Bernice
Heard at the piano and directing. 

At 3 P.M. The Children's
Choir Of the Memphis District 
was presented in concert 
under the direction of
Mr. Paul Hicks. Dr. Roy
Williams of First United Methodist 
Church preached to
a large and eager congregation. 
The next appearance
of the Children's Choir will
be April 19 at St. Lukes
United Methodist Church.
Sunday School 9 A.M. with
Mrs. Velma R. McLemore,
superintendent in charge. At
the 11 A.M. hour, the pastor
will be in charge and give
the sermon. Music will be
rendered by the Junior and
Senior choirs with Mrs.
Gladys Webb at the organ and
Mrs. J. W. Whittaker director 
At 7 P.M. the Lily of
the Valley Club will present
a Bible Pagent. Mrs. Everlina 
Coburn is director.
Mrs. Annie L. Higgins president 
and Mrs. Georgia Atkins 
is membership clerk.
The public is always honored 
guest at Metropolitan.
Sunday School 9:30 A.M.
with Mr. George Gossett superintendent 
in charge. At
the 11 A. M. worship hour,
the sermon will be given by
the Reverend Williams with
music furnished by the Sanctuary 
and Youth choirs; Mrs.
Josie Cobb, Miss Esther Pullium 
youth choir director;
Mrs. Juanita Turner, organist; 
Miss Marie Brooks
pianist and Miss Vannesse
Thomas pianist of the youth
choir. At 7:30 P.M. evening
worship will be conducted.,
April 12th marks the close
of the Revival services. The.
Reverend Dave Bond, Minister, 
New Bethel Baptist
church has been preaching
nightly.
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
with Brother C. W. Bowen
superintendent and his efficient 
staff of teachers in
charge. Music will be rendered 
at the 1 A.M. hour
by the Male chorus Brother
Henry Baker, acting president, 
Miss Lois Patrick at
the piano and Miss Mattie
Holmes at the organ. The
sermon, the most outstanding
feature of the service wil be
given by the Reverend Miller. 

At to 5:30 P.M. A. C. E. Fellowship 
convenes with Miss
Edna Harris, president in
charge. Miss Harris urges
all the young people of the
community and church to attend. 
At 7:30 P.M. Union Services 
will be conducted at
New Tyler Participating
churches are: Bethel United
Methodist Church, Rock of
Ages Christian Methodist
Church, and St. John A. M. E.
Churches. The public is always 
welcomed to worship
at New Tyler.
Sunday School 9:30 AM.
with Mr. Amos French superintendent 
in charge. At
11 A.M. the sermon will be
given by the pastor with
music rendered by the combined 
choir with Mr. Edward 
Collins at the piano

and Mrs. McCoy director,
At 3 P.M. A Fashion Show
will be presented featuring
fashions for all seasons and
events. This always is a
pretty inviting, relaxing way
to enjoy the afternoon. The
public is invited. Mrs. A. C.
Ware is in charge. At 7:30
P.M. The Holy Communion
will be given by the pastor.
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
with Brother Harry Bridges,
Sr. superintendent and Siser 
Ruth Harris, assistant
superintendent in charge. At
11 A.M. the pastor will give
the sermon with music by the
Youth choir with Sister Deborah 
Lofton directing and
Ralph Lofton Jr. at the organ. 
At 5 P.M. B. T. U. convenes 
with Sister Tessie
Brown director and Sister
Eva Young assisting and
Brother Harrison Wilburn
presiding. At 6:30 P.M. Second 
Sunday night musical
with the Youth choir in
charge. Ralph Lofton Jr is
chairman. Sister Sayde C.
Ambrose is church secretary. 

Sunday April 12, is the
observance of Evening Sunday 
School as a part of back
to Sunday School month. This
promises to be an eventful
afternoon and will hopefully
stimulate activity in the regular 
church school. The
evening worship service is
regularly scheduled at 7:30
P.M. at Cane Creek. The
Reverend J. R. Christopher
will close revival services
as guest evangelist at the
First Baptist church, 12th
Street West Memphis, Arkansas. 
He is humble as
many young souls were added 
to the Christian army.
Sunday School 9:30 AM.
with Mr. Robert W. Malone,
general superintendent and
in charge. The sermon will
be given by the minister
with appropriate music by
the choir. April 26 the Williams 
Circle is presenting
in concert, Mrs. Doris J.
Gary and Mrs. Mary L. Bryant. 
These young women are
outstanding soloist in the
church choir.
The congregation was especially 
prayerful for Mrs.
Frances Hightower, Mrs.
Audrey Moore and Mrs. Lillian 
McPherson who have
recently sustained the loss
of a loved one.

New Salem Baptist Church
955 South Fourth Street
Reverend Willie G. Williams
Minister
At the 11 A.M. worship
April 5, the Reverend Jones
used as his meditation, "All
Things Are Possible With
God". He mentioned that God
has a mission for all of his
people. We need to realize
more and more the presence
of God. Faith is strengthened 
with this realization.
Faith does not mature without 
testing. God is always
standing by to help. God has
a purpose for every life and
soul." Beautiful and appropriate 
music was given by
the choir with Mrs. Bernice
Heard at the piano and directing. 

At 3 P.M. The Children's
Choir Of the Memphis District 
was presented in concert 
under the direction of
Mr. Paul Hicks. Dr. Roy
Williams of First United Methodist 
Church preached to
a large and eager congregation. 
The next appearance
of the Children's Choir will
be April 19 at St. Lukes
United Methodist Church.
Sunday School 9 A.M. with
Mrs. Velma R. McLemore,
superintendent in charge. At
the 11 A.M. hour, the pastor
will be in charge and give
the sermon. Music will be
rendered by the Junior and
Senior choirs with Mrs.
Gladys Webb at the organ and
Mrs. J. W. Whittaker director 
At 7 P.M. the Lily of
the Valley Club will present
a Bible Pagent. Mrs. Everlina 
Coburn is director.
Mrs. Annie L. Higgins president 
and Mrs. Georgia Atkins 
is membership clerk.
The public is always honored 
guest at Metropolitan.
Sunday School 9:30 A.M.
with Mr. George Gossett superintendent 
in charge. At
the 11 A. M. worship hour,
the sermon will be given by
the Reverend Williams with
music furnished by the Sanctuary 
and Youth choirs; Mrs.
Josie Cobb, Miss Esther Pullium 
youth choir director;
Mrs. Juanita Turner, organist; 
Miss Marie Brooks
pianist and Miss Vannesse
Thomas pianist of the youth
choir. At 7:30 P.M. evening
worship will be conducted.,
April 12th marks the close
of the Revival services. The.
Reverend Dave Bond, Minister, 
New Bethel Baptist
church has been preaching
nightly.
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
with Brother C. W. Bowen
superintendent and his efficient 
staff of teachers in
charge. Music will be rendered 
at the 1 A.M. hour
by the Male chorus Brother
Henry Baker, acting president, 
Miss Lois Patrick at
the piano and Miss Mattie
Holmes at the organ. The
sermon, the most outstanding
feature of the service wil be
given by the Reverend Miller. 

At to 5:30 P.M. A. C. E. Fellowship 
convenes with Miss
Edna Harris, president in
charge. Miss Harris urges
all the young people of the
community and church to attend. 
At 7:30 P.M. Union Services 
will be conducted at
New Tyler Participating
churches are: Bethel United
Methodist Church, Rock of
Ages Christian Methodist
Church, and St. John A. M. E.
Churches. The public is always 
welcomed to worship
at New Tyler.
Sunday School 9:30 AM.
with Mr. Amos French superintendent 
in charge. At
11 A.M. the sermon will be
given by the pastor with
music rendered by the combined 
choir with Mr. Edward 
Collins at the piano

and Mrs. McCoy director,
At 3 P.M. A Fashion Show
will be presented featuring
fashions for all seasons and
events. This always is a
pretty inviting, relaxing way
to enjoy the afternoon. The
public is invited. Mrs. A. C.
Ware is in charge. At 7:30
P.M. The Holy Communion
will be given by the pastor.
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
with Brother Harry Bridges,
Sr. superintendent and Siser 
Ruth Harris, assistant
superintendent in charge. At
11 A.M. the pastor will give
the sermon with music by the
Youth choir with Sister Deborah 
Lofton directing and
Ralph Lofton Jr. at the organ. 
At 5 P.M. B. T. U. convenes 
with Sister Tessie
Brown director and Sister
Eva Young assisting and
Brother Harrison Wilburn
presiding. At 6:30 P.M. Second 
Sunday night musical
with the Youth choir in
charge. Ralph Lofton Jr is
chairman. Sister Sayde C.
Ambrose is church secretary. 

Sunday April 12, is the
observance of Evening Sunday 
School as a part of back
to Sunday School month. This
promises to be an eventful
afternoon and will hopefully
stimulate activity in the regular 
church school. The
evening worship service is
regularly scheduled at 7:30
P.M. at Cane Creek. The
Reverend J. R. Christopher
will close revival services
as guest evangelist at the
First Baptist church, 12th
Street West Memphis, Arkansas. 
He is humble as
many young souls were added 
to the Christian army.
Sunday School 9:30 AM.
with Mr. Robert W. Malone,
general superintendent and
in charge. The sermon will
be given by the minister
with appropriate music by
the choir. April 26 the Williams 
Circle is presenting
in concert, Mrs. Doris J.
Gary and Mrs. Mary L. Bryant. 
These young women are
outstanding soloist in the
church choir.
The congregation was especially 
prayerful for Mrs.
Frances Hightower, Mrs.
Audrey Moore and Mrs. Lillian 
McPherson who have
recently sustained the loss
of a loved one.

YWCA Week

delegates — is "toward
achieving goals not yet realized. 

"These goals include
peace and justice, freedom
and dignity for all persons,
and are, of course, concerns
which we in our Association
face also, "Miss Neal pointed 
out. Miss Neal will also
be attending the National
Conference of Black Women
of the YWCA, April 10, 11
also in Houston. The conference 
will develop strategies 
by which women may
become more deeply involved 
in the life of the YWCA.
The convention will open
on Monday afternoon, April
13, with the Reverend Andrew 
J. Young as keynote
National YWCA Week is
that time of the year when
the Association concentrates
on bringing its story to a
wider audience. Members
are women and girls 12 and
over, and represent all economic, 
racial, occupational,
religious and cultural
groups.

Be Presented

WLOK
Others to be honored are
the Rev. S. A. Owen, Carl
Carson, Cuba Johnson and
Riley C. Garner.

BYRD QUITS PARTY
Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr.,
has announced that he was
leaving the Democratic party to
run for reelection as an independent 
next fall. He said a
new loyalty oath, adopted by
the Democratic State Central
Committee, "made it impossible
to file in Virginia's Democratic
primary."

 DAISY
N
O
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an operator.
Steve McQueen
"The Reivers"
-Plus-
a most
unusual
robbery!

RICHARD CRENNA ANNE HEYWOOD

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