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licipati' in a fashion show at tin* l.in > D. Siowe Resident Hull so that war workers may get hints on how to uiuk'
the best buys in eloiiies bused on their suluries.
WITH THE CHURCHES
(Note Wc will In* glad to print your church news.)
(Note. Wc will I
GRACE-LUTHER
MEMORIAL
It In A Big Job
The Lutheran Army and Navy
(' mmissiou maintains a staff of
HI full-time and 26 part-time
workers. On April 15 there were
69,000 names and addresses of
Lutheran soldiers, sailors, and
marines on file. Five thousand
new names and 11,000 changes
of address are recorded every
month. Once a week addresses
and changes of addresses are
forwarded to the nearest chap
lain, service, or key pastor.
No B<sl of Host's
The life of the chaplain is not
an easy one. Chaplain Richard
A. Tschirley writes from some
where in North Africa, “I con
ducted a service under hostile
artillery fire. It is surprising
how quickly both congregation
and 'preacher adjust themselves
to, these conditions. There may
he pauses that would he em-
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harrussing to a civilian audience
and an occasional ducking when
one sounds close, but the ser
vice goes on.”
Last week Chaplain Raymond
C. Hohenstein was awarded the
Purple Heart in recognition of
wounds received during battle
action aboard the U. S. S. Cali
fornia at Pearl Harbor.
• Members have been asking
about Chaplain Edgar Robin
son who used to teach a Sunday
School class here at Grace-
Luther Memorial. Last word had
it that lie was still in this coun
try. hut "on the alert.”
A Call to Philadelphia
Rev. Sahourin has received a
call to serve St. Philips Lutheran
Church In Philidelphlu. Thin
call will be discussed at a meet
ing to he held at the close of
four morning service next Sunday.
NEW ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
The members of the New Zion
are glad to tell you we are still
on the map with Greensboro, Its
has been sometime since we have
had news for the paper here.
We are hoping to be send
ing in weekly reports of the do
ings here.
First we want to tell you about
our rally which was completed
Easter Sunday. With the cap
tains as follows:
j Deacons: L. it. Florence, Sam
! Bethea, Henry Sims, G. A.
Bethia.
Brother James Foster and
Victor Hughes,
Rev. YV. D. Johnson.
Sisters Mamie Bobo, Beulah
Simmons, Mary Glnyard, Fan
■ aie Harris. Georgia R. Williams,
i Beulah Bowers, Mary Williams,
Ethel Dawkins, Beatrice Tun
\ stall.
The following Auxiliaries,
Sunday School, Senior Ushers,
Philathia Class,
Total up to this writing
$104.08.
The Odd Fellow and House-
I hold of Ruths held their annual
I services at New Zion at 3 p. m.
1 Sunday the sermon wus preached
j by Rev. W. D. Johnson, pastor
THE FUTURE OUTLOOK, GREENSBORO, N. C.
of the church, the service was
largely attended.
Reporter: Mrs. Luella Radon,
1116 S. Cedar Street, Greens
boro.
ST. MATTHEWS METHODIST
CHURCH
Second Annual Mother’s Duy
Memorial Service. Sunday, May
9, 19 43. Sponsored by the Wes
leyan Service Guild.
Program
Prelude, Mr. C. C. Stewart.
Processional, The Church is
One Foundation.
Pruyer, Order Worship I.
Response, The Lord’s Prayer.
Music, Senior Choir.
Responsive Reading, 19 th
Sunday, Page 584, Mrs. J. C.
Waddy.
Gloria Patria.
Announcements.
Offertory.
Remarks, Miss Beatrice Clark..
Music, Choir.
A Tribute to Mother, Mrs.
W. L. Jones.
Solo, Mother, Ave Marla, Mrs.
W. B. Windsor.
Address, Mrs. Susie W. Jones.
Music, Choir.
Recessional.
Honored Mothers
Virginia 11. Jones, Mrs. Lucinda
Jones, Mrs. Ellen Jenkins, Mrs.
Mannie Johnson, Mrs. Mary Jane
Jones, Mrs. Eliza Jones, Mrs.
M .M. Jones, Mrs. Emma Jenk
ins, Mrs. Margaret King, Mrs.
Bettie Laurence, Mrs. Alma Mc-
Cullough, Mrs. Pearl McAdin,
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcßrady, Mrs.
Mary McFagin, Mrs. Jennett Mc-
Cauley, Mrs. P. M. McAden, Mrs.
Sallie Morgan, Mrs. Dora Mock,
Mrs. Carolyn Motley, Mrs, Char
lotte Meyers, Mrs. B. J. Morris,
Mrs. Mary 1 E. Morris, Mrs.
Minnie L. Morsey, Mrs. Emma
B. Murphy, Mrs. Eva H. Miller,
Mrs. Mary Newsome, Mrs. Mary
T. Nelson, Mrs. Hannah Payne,
Mrs. C. A. Peeler, Mrs. Bessie
Parker, Mrs. Mary Price, Mrs.
Amanda Rhodes, Mrs. Margaret
Rhodes.
Mrs. Eliza Robinson, Mrs.
Lillie Robinson. Mrs. Mozell
Russ, Mrs. Martini Richardson,
Mrs. Wilhelmena Smith, Mrs,
Junic Smith, Mrs. J. E. Smith,
Mrs. Mary Sharpe, Mrs. Mary
[ E. Sliukins, Mrs. A. S. Simmons,
! Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Minnie
! Sharpe, Mrs. Lula Stroud.
Mrs. Janies Daugherty, Mrs.
■ A. V. Ehhoii, Mrs. Mary Clarke
: Ecclcs, Mrs. Janie Fitzgerld,
Mrs. Jennie Fairley, Mrs. Daisy
Mac Ford, Mrs. Josephine Fair
holt, Mrs. Dora Fernell, Mrs.
Mary A. Green, Mrs. Flora Gin
yard, Mrs. Snrali Gan-ett, Mrs.
Minnie Gibson, Mrs. Alice Gibbs,
Mrs. Jane Gaddis, Mrs. Ella
Holmes, Mrs. Cora Hughes, Mrs.
Martini Hairston, Mrs. Harry
Hampton, Mrs. Annie Holmes,
W. 11. Hampton.
| Mrs. Hannah Hightower, Mrs.
Minnie Thompson. Mrs. Violet
Taylor, Mrs. Annie Wade Taylor,
Mrs. Lucy White, Mrs. Patsy
Williams. Mrs. R. T. Weatlierby,
Mrs. Frank L. Williams, Mrs.
Wilson, Mrs. Lucinda Wright,
Mrs. Florence Williams.
Mrs. Ida Anderson, Mrs.
Marie Alsbrook, Mrs. Mary Ann
Alston, Mrs. Mary A. Alexander,
Mrs. Eliza Alrldge, Mrs. Cora
Britton, Mrs. Cornelia Brower,
Mrs. L. M. Bailey, Mrs. Eliza
beth Bunks, Mrs. Martha Beale,
Mrs. F. B. Blackwood, Mrs. Su
san Burns, Mrs, Ida Bates, Mrs.
Dora Black, Mrs. Amy Brown,
Mrs. .Josephine Banks.
Mrs. Luvenui Bobo. Mrs.
Willett Barksdale, Mrs, Francis
Bethel, Mrs. Ruth Bass. Mrs.
Ily Mae Coble, Mrs. Lizzie Banks
Carter, Mrs. S. D. Carter, Mrs.
Lucindia Cummings, Mrs. Eliza
beth Clark, Mrs. Mattie L. Cham
bers, Mrs. Mary J. Clark, Mrs.
Lillian Cummings, Mrs. Kather
ine Cummings, Mrs. Jessie L.
Davis, Mrs. Lizzie Donnell, Mrs.
Mary Day, Mrs. Mary E. Dean.
Hundreds of stars in the pretty
sky,
Hundreds of shells on the shore
together,
Hundreds of birds that go sing
ing by,
Hundreds of birds in the sunny
weather,
Hundreds of dew-drops to greet
the dawn,
Hundreds of bees in the purple
clover,
Hundreds of butterflies ou the
lawn,
But ouly one Mother the wide
GRACE-LUTHER MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
East Washington St. at Benbow Road
Our church is not a social club, not a civic organization, not a
community center, not an amusement hall . . . i liese things we
have eleswhere. Grace-Luther Memorial is a place of worship.
Thus we say to you and yours:
“COME, LET US WORSHIP TOGETHER.”
Sunduy School 10 A. M. Services J1 A. M. and 7 DM) P. M.
CLEMONCE BABOURIN, Pastor
SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1943
world over.
—Selected.
The Senior Choir was at their
best as they rendered tho music
most appropriate for tho special
Mother’s Day Service.
Mrs. W. B. Windsor in her
solo "Mother" and Mrs. W. L.
Jones ou "A Tribute to Mother"
made a profound impression ou
(lie congregation. Mrs. David
D. Jones with most appropriate
words addressed the mothers.
She also sounded tho key to
correct home and family living
which assures the right type of
child life.
Sunday, May ltitli, St.
Matthews Church will observe
Family Day, and every family
and friend is invited to bo pres
imt, at 11 o’clock, the Pastor
Rev. J. E. Brower will deliver a
special message on the "Chris
tian Home".
In these testing limes we
trust this message will .help
make the homes of cur com
munity radiant centers of H.s
life i.rnl light, from which we
shall go ready and able to serve
our Lord and our fellowmen, in
such a spirit as to lead others
to Him and to the full joy of the
life abundant and the life etern
al.
Sunday night at S:00 o’clock,
we hear the children in a
"Family Day Program".
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