G OUP I OF THE
Voice of e Paridise Baptist Church
will be sponsoring a program Saturd y,
Feb. 11 t 7:00 p.m.
Guest peaker will be Rev. phen
of donia B pt· Church of J c son,
nd his chorus, l.
Sis. Josephine Burton is chairperson
and Rev. .T. Burton is the pastor.
PASTO 's AIDE SERVICE of Univer­
sal Truth of Life will hold Sunday,
I Feb. 12 t 7}O p.m. at the .church,
954 . Euclid, Benton Heights.
Gue s include: The at son Singer ,
s· . . Liphford and Antioch Baptist
tChurch, pa or Rev. Angel uriente
and congregation from South Haven.
Everyone is cordially invited. Delores
Stox . . the p or and president of
P Aide, Georgia . by.
HE ST. PAUL BAFI'IST CHURCH
of Benton H bor . will be in service at
the t. Zion B ptist Church, 100 Miller
St., Dowagiac, Sunday, Feb. 12 at 3:00
p.m.
Re . Elbert Bro n, p or of St. Paul
and the congregation will be in charge of
th rvice.
The m . c will be by the the choir
of St. Paul and the choir of the ho church.
This rvice i sponsored by the
men of t. Z on.
Re. Ellis Hull, Sr. i the p or.
PLEASANT GROVE PROGRAM
e Ch lr of t Grove Bap-
f Church, 71 0 E. Main, will be having
mu on Sunday, Feb. 12 at 3 p.m.
Special gue will be M . Id Branch,
a solo. Rev.. J ames Turner
Church will be the
ere
ev, Joe Hine is p or.
FEBRUARY 8 -14. 1984 THE CITIZEN PAGE 5
IT ALIA ROASTBEEF (with Au Jus) •
HALF & HALF
(plstrami, cornb f, swiss ch , �omlto) .
B.B.QUE PORK
TUNA or CHICKEN Salad on CROISSANT Roll
MEATBALL Sandwich s (Holgi s)
HOTDOGS - KIELBASSA
COLDCUT SANDWIC ES:
Salimi - Turkey Club - Bolognl - Hot Swiss Chick nsal d
BRAUNSCHWEIGER
HAM d CHEESE Hot or Cold
CHEESES:
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Area resident have treat in store
when they attend the Public Opening
for the Black Afric n Art Exhibition
during South Haven' Winter Festival.
T e opening i Friday, February 10,
from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at Citizen'
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Bank, South Haven.
. The exhibltion l mounted at Citizen's
Trust and Saving Bank a a part of
South Haven' celebration of Blac
't History onth. The Community Art
Council, SPACE in South Haven, curated
the exhibition which . intended to
. dr attention to the Black African
heritage ed by many American
Bl cks. SP ACE, working with the Black
Hi ory Leadership Society, has put
together an array of items, both aesthetic
and utilitarian, historic and contempo-
L.P f th .. my. It
• 0 e c ;, Amoung the purely Aesthetic piece
Co t , �l are' drawing and prints and a' carved
Steward, or; ivory tu . The craft piece , whit: are
outraIC �tel". ot . WD intended for useful purposes co er
• ch �r; � _ nearly every aspect of al life, from
�IUU B1M�I8I_IUI_IIl, Arthur Rob n, B fertility ritual and itual life to food
orial tee , gathering and preparation and amuse-
ments. •
Countries repre nted' in the collect­
ion are. in Blac Africa, that is, south of
the Sahara Desert.
Pieces in this, exhibition come from
Kenya, igeria, Togo, Sierra Leone,
Ivory Coa , Uganda, Senegal, iberia
and Zimbabwe.
They 'come from ten private col-
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BE TO HARBOR - Very
Special Time is sponsoring. Black
History Essay Contest for udents at
Benton Harbor High School, eCord-,
King Junior High, ana Fairplain Junior
High School.
According to ichael R. Bernard,
director .of A Very Special Time, the' ,
e ys will be written on the theme,
'cthe Importance of Our Black Heri-·
tage For Us." '.
- People's State Bank will award the
winning author a $200 ving bond;
a $100 bond for second and a $75 bond
fer third place winners, Bernard said.
Entrie mu be minimum of 300
words and maximum' of 500 words,
Student intere ed in entering the
conte can contact. A Very Special
Time at 925-3359, or Mrs. Kay Rutter
at cCord-King School.
inner will read e y on
the sponsor' eekly r dio show and
monthly television broadca Bernard
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ASTER eRA" I!
QU�LITY ATERtALS
COMItETITIVI! PRICI! - T MS
CHURCH FURNITURE
OF DISTINCTION
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Are R pr ntltlve:
DR. DANIEL COOK
925-8733 . 925-2555
CHEESECAKE
Coff.e - Tea - Hot Chocollt - Soft Drinks
NACHOS with Ch se and Piclnte
MON 6:10-8:30
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[ections including the John C. Jensen
and Kenneth Pott and two former Pe
Corp Volunteer, Rhonda Ru o�
South Haven and Sherry eyer of
Coloma, both of whom lived and worked
in Blac African countrie ..
Among the colorful example of art
and craft e an antelope headdre ;
batik and tiedye fabric nd garments;
stripwoven enti cloth"; bra fertility
dolls and bra armb nds; woven gourd
covers, head cov and cirryi ba ets;
gourd containers; b ded and head and
neck ring ; spears; game; nd coins .
The entertainment and refreshment
at the opening are no s impre sive.
Kenny 0 , Director of Choir t the
Trinity Bapti Church, Will present
lection of musical los with piano
ccompainment. . Ro is affili ted
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with the James Cleveland Wor op
of America, is active w· veral mu ic 1
group , �d is a favorite among gospel
singer. ,
� - pecial Bl c ethnic refre ment will
be rved during the two hour exhibit
opening. Visitor will be able to move
freely on two floor of the ban to view
the show.
The fourth tre t at the opening
will be the debut of members of the
D nee Club of Lincoln Elementary
School in a performance of Break Dances.
Bre Dancing, a new American form,
i a combination of jazz dance, gymnas­
tic ,and martial arts.
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